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If your heart is in your dream, no wish is too extreme.
Just be careful what you wish for.
--04:20, November 27, 2010 (UTC)
I don't think it will work. I written out my wish but only half of it showed up and the other half that didn't was the part that had the actual wish on it. Reasons for a wish and the actual wish are two different things, especially when I took great care to be descriptive on the wish incase of irony or karma. Not only that my friend showed up (at 7:30 which is rather late and odd time to show up) when I was writting and submitting the wish which in sites rules say that no one should know the wish so besides it not being properly requested to begin with but breaks it as well since my friend noticed it. >.<--Mystic Monkey sez 19:47, November 27, 2010 (UTC)
Hey, you can always make another wish. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 04:46, November 28, 2010 (UTC)
I know and I did, I know people expect Atheists to not as easily believe in a wishing site but there is no point or education in shutting myself off from others theories. Though even though it is my second attempt I hope it counts as a single wish as I don't want to be greedy. However by the accounts of those whos wish has come true it doesn't seem most of them have fufilled the required steps. Some of them just seem to submit there wishes with hope on a whim and claimed there wish has happened a day, 8 days or a few months afterwards without requiring the steps. There seems to be many, while not difficult, questionable ways of going about the wish which makes me question it's neccesity.
- For example the site centers around the number 8 with good reasons such as it representing the Lemniscate symbol (∞) which is heavily assosiated with infinity or also the Mobius Strip. However it also reccomends enforcing your wish every 11:11 because 88÷8=1111, I find kinda unreasonable as isn't it too "logical" for a ritualistic process? Wouldn't it make more sense to enforce your wish at 8:00? I know discussing wishes in that are not granted can disrupt there progess but the site encourages people to believe. To actually tell your wish before it is granted is of course derived from a number of simular wishing methods such as lowing out the candles of your birthday cake, a penny in a wishing well or wishing on a star while keeping the wish itself a secret, but wouldn't simply discussing that you made a wish strengthen it than weaken it? After all you are apply your own belief as well as motivation to others.
- Another important thing to keep in mind is that site tells you only 10% of these wishes work. So while it is still around 888 wish that would be granted, it's no where near the halfway point of a total 8888 wishes so while "What People Are Saying" claims this site to be real, they are really under a percentage of all total true wishers who told us while a small fraction of true wishers prefer not to say along with the false wishers whos wishes didn't come true.
- tl;dr- I think the wishes that come true are coincidental but not saying that there is no science behind it all, more parascience.
Still I won't give up on this site. My wish is too important to me and I can't say if it's actual or not without a fair and open minded test, even though I cannot fufill the requirements exactly. (Is it 11:11am or 11:11pm ? :/) I hope the spell would forgive my inaccuracy by the fact I was born in 1988.--Mystic Monkey sez 12:50, November 28, 2010 (UTC)
Hm, I did not understand a single thing you have typed, I beg your pardon. I think you need help?--58SlugDrones! 13:24, November 28, 2010 (UTC)
Mystic, 58, you guys don't have to understand it. You just have to believe. I know, you're probably thinking, "how do I believe what I don't understand? What type of oxymoron is that?" Well, just believe what the site is telling you, because you don't have to go into deep thought about it. It's simple -- that's why we're having a hard time with it. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 01:44, November 29, 2010 (UTC)
Isn't "Make a Wish" a charity foundation or somethin'? -- Murphyshane I voted Blaze, so you vote Shadow Don't click here 13:49, November 28, 2010 (UTC)
That's Tah-HO-tally different. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 01:44, November 29, 2010 (UTC)
So as long as I believe in my important wish, it may come true? I don't have to follow it's step-by-step requirements?--Mystic Monkey sez 14:49, November 29, 2010 (UTC)
Those requirements are living proof that you believe your wish will come true and will do anything to make sure it does. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 02:02, December 1, 2010 (UTC)
- I do most of the requirements, I doubt most of those who claimed there wishes come true have fufilled them, like those who had there wishes come true the day after than 8 days.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 17:17, December 1, 2010 (UTC)
- Besides, even if my wish doesn't come true in the next 3 days, that doesn't mean it will never since.
- I wish i was a admin. (Doubt that will ever happen) Cloudthehedgehog12 sez bah humbug! Happy Holidays! 21:34, December 1, 2010 (UTC)
Why make a wish? If they do come true, if we can get anything we want, then what is the point of everything? What do we learn? Myself 123 21:57, December 1, 2010 (UTC)
- I do enjoy these bits of of wisdom my page provides so I am learning from my wish. XD I know my wish will probably won't come true but that doesn't mean what I wish for won't come true someday. Im just going through this 8 day thing because Atheist or not even I have doubts about myself and would like some help from somebody, whenever a power, an actual god or a fellow human.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 22:43, December 1, 2010 (UTC)
We all need help, but a lot of us just can't get it...and Myself, you ask a good question. Not everything we wish for is going to come true, but that's where something called "hope" steps in...
But I think I'm losing my hope...almost everytime I make a wish, I get back to the page too late; 24 hrs have come to pass, and the numerological alignment of my wish is cancelled. ...I...I feel like no matter what I do, it won't make a difference... -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 03:07, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
This thread makes my head hurt. . . 03:09, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
Why make a wish? Seriously, wishes don't come true by silly numbers and cards or what-so-ever. Shel, seriously, I am not into making wishes by a shooting star or something. Oh and I am not an oxymoron, I never said that I couldn't understand fortune-telling or making wishes I just didn't understand the thing he said above my message. Eh, this forum...--58SlugDrones! 15:11, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
If anything, they'll jinx your wish -_ Murphyshane I voted Blaze, so you vote Shadow Don't click here 16:23, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
- Slugs, do you know what an "Oxymoron" is? An Oxymoron is a statement that contradicts it's sense. For example I have doubts about this wishing thing because it just seems a bit whimsicle. However Im giving it hope since I haven't tried it yet (though I admit my last day and no results) However keep in mind you cannot see or feel "air" but you know it is there.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 16:50, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
- Yes you can feel air! And you can scientifically verify its existence with incredible ease! -- Supermorff 18:35, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
- Well yes, but if you had to convince an idiot with little to no scientific tools and without strangling him it be difficult.
- Yes you can feel air! And you can scientifically verify its existence with incredible ease! -- Supermorff 18:35, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
Still I admit that I have not given my wish enough attention as it deserves. Icould of at least do the 11:11 thing more often. But sadly I don't have exactly 8 friend to share the site with and if I did fear they wil lconsider me spam mailing. :( But even if I cannot proove how important my wish is to me doens't mean that it isn't and will still strive for it. Even if I don't know the path I must take, I will still reach my destination.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 19:41, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
I know that I am not an oxymoron. That's why I said it. Got a problem with that?--58SlugDrones! 09:21, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
- No problem, I am just pointing out that "Oxymoron" is not used to title someone negativly especially for there oppinions, it is just a figure of speech that combines contradictory terms.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 17:09, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
Mystic's 8 days are up
Well nothing happened. But still glad that the site brought me a bit of hope. After all, it said my wish will come true after 8 days. It didn't say when after 8 days. ;) Still I will hold onto my paper 8.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 22:27, December 4, 2010 (UTC)
I sincerely hope your wish comes true. Also, remember the 8th and final requirement for making a wish come true... -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 04:05, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
- Well it said there was some sort of Quest I had to do. I was expecting it to be going to a neighbouring coutnry or something epic and at first was intimidated by the idea, but around day 5 I thought "Yeah I could do it!" But the Quest never showed up.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 17:09, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
Seriously, what do us as people gain by having our every wish granted? If we want something, we should work for it, strive for it, earn it. We wouldn't be where we are today if we just wished for everything. Myself 123 17:54, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
- Of course, but how can we strive for something without hope? Besides I only made the one wish.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 18:57, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
Exactly -- Murphyshane I voted Blaze, so you vote Shadow Don't click here 19:21, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
- I can pick at that line but it's Christmas time so I won't. Point is a bit of hope can do wonders. Im Atheist but I believe in hope as it cna come from anything. A eprson or an idea etc.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 19:55, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
If you want a wish to come true, you have to work for it, yes. That's the point of the website. That's the point of wishing. It's not like Santa Clause, where you can just write up a list, go to sleep and wake up and it'll be there. No, this site requires you to put some elbow grease into your wish, so that you can help out the forces that are trying to make your wish come true. Understand, Myself? (And everyone else reading this...?) -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 02:41, December 6, 2010 (UTC)
- So why need to wish for it if you can just work for it? I will work for my goal, I just made a wish out of interest.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 21:48, December 6, 2010 (UTC)
Well, let's say it was something impressible, like for example, something that science has 'proven' to be unattainable. Like flight. You could make a wish, and then take the steps you feel nessicary to acheiving it. Anything under the sun can and eventually will happen. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 01:58, December 7, 2010 (UTC)
- Like, buying a plane ticket?--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 18:57, December 7, 2010 (UTC)
<giggle> Yeah, that's a nice way of thinking about it! :) -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 01:51, December 8, 2010 (UTC)
I'm an Atheist too, it's the point of the saying that's important, heaven could refer to any higher force, in this case, whatever's granting you this wish. In response to Sonicrox, then what is the point of this website if it's not claiming to grant said wish? Myself 123 21:04, December 7, 2010 (UTC)
No, see, it's saying that it can grant your wish, but you have to prove that you really want the wish, or those forces behind it aren't gonna waste their time. Get it? -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 01:51, December 8, 2010 (UTC)
- So these forces are sentiant? Like a god?--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 05:38, December 8, 2010 (UTC)
It's funny that you ask me that, because one time, I coulda sworn Jesus looked at me through that damned page!!! 0_0 -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 02:36, December 9, 2010 (UTC)
That's still easier than trying to achieve it through other means. Myself 123 20:08, December 9, 2010 (UTC)
It depends on your wish. You may have to wait a long time or do something difficult before it comes to fruition. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 03:51, December 11, 2010 (UTC)
Isn't everything like that? Either it takes time or effort, mostly both with various ammounts of each.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 21:31, December 11, 2010 (UTC)
Yup. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 00:21, December 16, 2010 (UTC)
- So your saying that if we want our wishes to come true, we must actually achieve it by working for it, which I must say is reasonable and agree on that, but by the time we have acomplished our goal purely by our own efforts, it turns out it was all some superior forces doing? Not that we actually put attention and hardwork in achieving what we desired?--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 18:12, December 16, 2010 (UTC)
No, but you're half right. If our goal is thought of to be "impossible, as proven by science," then we have those forces to guide us, should we decide we want to work towards the goal, but just don't know where to start. You see? -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 00:27, December 17, 2010 (UTC)
- But if those goals end up possible then they would be possible scientifically as well. After all if there were people with the same "impossible" wishes or goals but only one who gets what s/he wants, what makes him/her so special? Because s/he earned it? What about those others who are probably incapable of earning it, like a cure for a cancer that hasn't been cured yet or food and water for a starving family?--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 23:09, December 17, 2010 (UTC)
Mystic, I'm just as curious as you are about how it works.. -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 04:25, December 19, 2010 (UTC)
The way I see it, wishes that come true are purely coincidence. but it is possible to make coincidences and get them to work for you.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 22:18, December 19, 2010 (UTC)
Really, you think so? :0 Whoa... -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 02:34, December 20, 2010 (UTC)
- Yep, or else why wish them to begin with? In yet, despite the chances they tend to happen so something must have happened to lead to such events. For example lets say you were stuck down a well and your wish was to leave, then it turns out Loassie fetch help and your saved. Of course I believe some, perhaps most wishes happen through sheer coincidences or dumb luck.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 22:39, December 20, 2010 (UTC)
I don't want you to take this the wrong way, but it sounds a bit like you're thinking too deeply about this. I know you call it skepticalism, and you make very good points, but now I'm starting to worry... -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 01:59, December 21, 2010 (UTC)
- All I am saying is that wishes or prayers do not come true by some magical or spiritual, sentiant force that we cannot see (what most would call a "god"). Wishes that have come true are from either coincidences, effort or of varying levels both.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 21:24, December 21, 2010 (UTC)
Then why do we pray to a god? -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 01:48, December 22, 2010 (UTC)
- Thats an easy one. Because at times life is $#!7, during those times people feel truely helpless and wish someone else can clear up there problems that seem impossible, someone of infinite and impossible power who can shoo the problems away. When the problems clears up it is never some ray of light or an angel themselves comming down to help with the problem first hand, it is always assistance or a coincidence that would clear it up, in yet still this is considered an act of "God" when really it is an actual force than a magical one.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 05:40, December 22, 2010 (UTC)
Man, you two have really been doing at it. But Mystic, what about the "string theory"?--Kagimizu-Seeya 'round 01:54, December 22, 2010 (UTC)
- String theory? Uh... *Wiki's it* Meh I don't fully get it. I best leave that string thing for now.--Mystic Monkey is at Diamond Dust Zone this Christmas. 05:40, December 22, 2010 (UTC)
Sorry it took me so long to reply, but if it helps, I have absolutely NO excuse! :3 But Kagi, if you wouldn't mind summarizing that string theory for us, please? -- Shelly the Hedgehog I'm not a monkey! 07:15, December 27, 2010 (UTC)
From what I understand by breifly looking through the wikipedia article, it is the idea that matter is held together by string like energy. I could be well off, while Physics and Chemistry was my strong point, Quantum Physics I only know so much.--Mystic Monkey sez 17:53, December 27, 2010 (UTC)


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It's pretty rare that we go topical, but it's kind of hard to ignore something as big as the BP oil spill, and we'd feel remiss if we didn't chime in. Our natural tendency is to ass off about the state of things, but you've got that pretty well covered.
Instead, we present to you the Gulf Spill, a cocktail from Gwen over at Intoxicated Zodiac. Our plan for a similar theme was to just start pouring Jagermeister into our mouth and not stop for three months or so...hers sounds like a better (and probably more delicious) alternative.
Grab the recipe after the jump.
This just in - Bacardi has pledged to donate up to $100,000 to the USO to benefit US troops through a Facebook promotion. You're familiar with Facebook right? The place where you hang out when you're supposed to be working?
Bacardi has pledged $75K to start, and you have the ability to up that to the $100K just by clicking a button. That's right, just head to their page and get to clicking in between playing farmville and posting about what your cat had for breakfast, and they'll take care of the rest.
In conjunction, Bacardi has also put up a "60 Second Cocktails" offer on the Facebook page as well, and it's one we think will interest our readers. They're offering a free PDF download of a 24-page booklet of entertaining and party decoration tips, as well as more cocktail and food recipes you can shake a stick at. The cocktails are designed to be made relatively quickly when you're entertaining, and the meals feature that mainstay of summer entertaining, the backyard grill.
So what are we saying exactly? That you have the opportunity, nay the responsibility, to support our troops and throw a self-congratulating party. That's right. And if anyone questions you, tell them Liquor Snob says it's OK. Oh, and while you're over in Facebooktown, feel free to follow us as well - our page is the one that smells like stale bourbon.
We've been following the Bacardi True Originals video series with some interest, as we see various bartending styles and their different ways of approaching the craft. This latest, The Apothecary (below), focuses on bartenders who are willing to experiment and break conventional drinks to rebuild them in a more delicious way.
To go along with this idea, the company is having a contest right now where you can put your own distinctive twist on the classic mojito recipe for a chance to win a first edition copy of the Savoy Cocktail Book, signed by Harry Craddock, Yarai seamless mixing glass from Japan and Japanese bar spoon. Learn more and submit your twist on the mojito at the True Originals Facebook page; no word on a contest deadline but the sooner the better, right?
One of our friends just sent along this cool article about 10 great drinks you can light on fire, and we've had some excellent times drinking Flaming Dr. Peppers and other flamey drinks over the years. We do have one word of advice for all you would-be drink flamers: by the time it seems like a good idea to be lighting your drinks on fire, you're probably drunk enough that you shouldn't be lighting ANYTHING on fire. Please let a bartender, a sober friend, or just about anybody but your bleary ass put the actual flame to the actual alcohol. Trust us on this one - otherwise you stand a good chance of becoming a:
Flaming Asshole (from Super Cocktails)
¼ Grenadine
¼ Green Crème de Menthe
¼ Crème de Banana
¼ 151 rum
This one is as bizarre as some of the most out-there drinks. Layer in a shot glass in this order: Grenadine, Crème de Menthe, Crème de Banana, Rum. Light the rum and then suck it down with a straw.
This one is as bizarre as some of the most out-there drinks. Layer in a shot glass in this order: Grenadine, Crème de Menthe, Crème de Banana, Rum. Light the rum and then suck it down with a straw.
As we were surfing our favorite booze-related websites today, we noticed that Liqurious had featured a story about "16 Mexican Drinks." Not only did this catch our attention because tomorrow happens to be Cinco de Mayo, it also inspired us because our Editor in Chief will be down in Mexico next week.
So in honor of Cinco de Mayo (and our valiant EiC, heading to the land of tequila), we thought we'd let you know about these delicious-sounding recipes. You'll find anything from new takes on your favorite drinks (pictured above is the Grapefruit Margarita) to things you may not have tried before (we're interested in the Mango-Mint Agua Fresca)
Check out all the recipes at Sunset (via Liqurious)
A little bit ago we told you about the Jameson's Pickle Back, and expressed our nervousness about the shot. We have been overwhelmed by reader response since the story ran, telling us we need to sack up and give it a try. We will, but we'll plan on still waiting until St. Patrick's Day before we take our Pickle Back virginity, so to speak. What pushed us over the edge to wanting to try it, you might ask?
It was partially the parade of drunks who emailed us with sentiments along the lines of "DUDE IT'S AWESOME!!1!" but the real convincer was the article we found today from Jason Wilson at the Washington Post. He included all sorts of great info about Irish whiskey, but here was the kicker for us about the Pickle Back:
As a pairing, that might sound less than promising, but here's the surprise: A Pickleback is simply awesome. Brine and whiskey make one of those mysteriously wonderful combinations, and it doesn't hurt that pickle juice is second to none in preventing dehydration (thus helping to stave off the post-St. Paddy's Day hangover).
Washington Post [via Liqurious]
There are some moments in your life that you will always remember. Your first kiss? Hopefully. The birth of your first child? Probably. The first time you drink a shot of whiskey with a chaser of pickle juice? Most definitely. Or at least we imagine so, because we haven't actually done it.
You see, drinking a Pickle Back, as it's called by those who actually drink it, seems like a red pill/blue pill moment - a choice that will change your life forever. The shot was described to us using Jameson, a perennial Liquor Snob favorite, and we can only imagine sitting there at the bar, looking at those glasses full of golden and green liquids, knowing that nothing will ever be the same again. Plus, if you drink enough of them, we're pretty sure you'll decide you know Kung Fu, just like Neo.
The folks who told us about this shot claim that "Jameson's smooth taste complements the bitterness of the pickle juice nicely." That remains to be seen. We challenge our readers to send us their Pickle Back comments pictures, videos, haiku, whatever, to jake [at] liquorsnob [dot] com. We will also be accepting recommendations for the best pickle juice to use, as long as it's available.
If you convince us, we'll try our very first one on St. Patrick's Day, and we'll find out for ourselves how deep this rabbit hole goes.
As you can imagine, every holiday season, the Liquor Snob office gets a lot of emails about holiday-themed cocktail recipes. Valentine's Day is no different, with just about every liquor company, PR agency, and sodden drunk coming up with some way to romantically ingest alcohol. In the spirit of a new decade, we're trying to be better about giving those recipes a forum these days, so we're putting together a roundup of all the Valentine's-themed recipes we receive between now and February 14.
We're putting them in there in the order they come in, so come one, come all, and send us your romantical recipes, and we'll do our best to get them posted. We accept no responsibility for the luvvy wuvvy names some of them have, and hey - viva la romance, or barring that, viva la buzz!
A while back we told you about our dream of creating a prune-based laxative cocktail and calling it the "Pootini." We haven't done that yet, but we've found a cocktail that recalls the Master Cleanse, a two-week juice fast we tried once on a dare. We spent the entire time drinking cayenne lemonade, wondering why we weren't hungry, and looking into the toilet saying "I don't recall eating that."
This detox cocktail is the best of all worlds - similar ingredients to the Master Cleanse lemonade, without the commitment, and you can get a buzz out of it. Sounds like we know what we're doing this weekend.
The Detox
3 oz vodka (I used Martin Ryan)
2 oz fresh lemon juice
1 oz honey-rosemary syrup (see recipe near bottom of this post)
dash cayenne pepper
For the rim: cayenne, puebla chile powder, and date sugar (recipe below)
Glass: cocktail glass
Tools: shaker, strainer
Rub a lemon slice along the outer rim of the cocktail glass and dip it in the chile and date sugar mixture. Pour the other ingredients in a cocktail shaker filled with ice and shake until well chilled. Strain, enjoy, and repeat until your system is fully cleansed.
To make the rim mixture simply blend together 3-4 tbsp date sugar (found at most health food stores) with 1 tsp puebla chile powder and 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper. If you're spice averse you can exclude the cayenne pepper on the rim, since there'll already be a dash of it in the cocktail.
We were talking about holiday punch yesterday, and how we were looking for an alternative to the typical punch bowl. Almost like magic, we got an email right afterward including all kinds of recipes we could use to fill said alternative. These are interesting punches, a little different than your typical mulled wine, and definitely looking like they'll put you in the holiday mood. With no further ado, here are the recipes for Honey Spiced Punch, Old Sidney-Town Punch, and Champagne Holiday Punch.
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Rod Barajas has been there, done that.
The 35-year-old Dodgers catcher first broke into the major leagues back in 1999 with the Arizona Diamondbacks. He hit a home run for the Diamondbacks in the 2001 World Series, and he is now in his 13th major league season with his sixth major league team.
So there isn't a lot that can make a grizzled veteran like Barajas feel like an 18-year-old kid getting that phone call from a major league club telling him he'd been drafted.
But that's how Barajas felt when he was told the Dodgers had claimed him off waivers from the New York Mets last August.
"It was exciting, it definitely was what I dreamt about as a kid," Barajas said. "I was a huge Dodger fan. To me, the Dodgers were THE franchise to play for."
Barajas was born in Ontario, graduated from Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe Springs and attended Cerritos Junior College. He wasn't drafted, but instead caught the eye of the Diamondbacks in an open tryout and was signed in 1996.
Three years later, he was in the majors.
Last year he finally wound up home, picked up by the Dodgers to fill in for the injured Russell Martin, who many figured would be healthy and back behind the plate for the Dodgers in 2011.
But while Martin remained popular in the clubhouse and with the fans, the hip injury he suffered last August was called "significant" and "traumatic" by the Dodgers. And Martin's offensive production had dipped significantly since 2008.
Martin was eligible for arbitration, but when the Dodgers decided not to tender him a contract, he became a free agent.
"We had wanted to sign Rod all offseason," Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti said. "But his agent told us he wanted to see what we were going to do with Russell Martin.
"We negotiated with Russell but we couldn't come to a resolution to keep him here. So we called Rod and told him Russell is not coming back, we want to sign you."
Martin signed a one-year deal with the Yankees for $4million; Barajas signed a one-year deal with the Dodgers for $3.25 million.
"He's a good guy for this club," Colletti said. "He takes his role as a leader seriously. And for me the most important components of a catcher are things you can't always see unless you really look into it, like calling a game, setting up hitters, helping pitchers through rough times. And he takes a lot of pride in being a Dodger."
The feeling is mutual. Barajas remembering his youth as a Dodgers fan and looking up to Mike Scioscia, the Angels manager who served as Dodgers catcher in the 1980s.
"He was definitely one of my favorite Dodgers," Barajas said. "He wasn't your athletic-looking catcher, he was bigger, a guy similar to myself.
"I always read the paper and read his quotes and I loved how he talked about what he did behind the plate and working with the pitchers. He's the type of player I looked up to."
Barajas said one of the best compliments he ever received came in spring training of 2004, his first year with the Texas Rangers.
Barajas said Scioscia told him he was a big reason for the Diamondbacks' success in 2001 and 2002, winning the World Series in '01 and winning the National League West in '02.
"He told me he loved what I did behind the plate," Barajas said. "It really meant a lot to me."
Barajas goes into today's game against the Rockies hitting .250, but offense is not why he's a Dodger. It's about the pitchers.
"When I see a project, or a guy struggling and I work with him, when he has success, I take more out of that than anything I do offensively," he said.
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly saw all he needed to see in the final months of last season when Mattingly was the hitting coach.
"What told me all about Rod was that he never asked me about at-bats during a game," Mattingly said. "To him it was always about the pitching.
"That guy back there (behind the plate) when you see teams that win, the catcher has a leadership role on that club. That's how I see Rod fitting in."
While Barajas will gladly take a leadership role in the Dodgers clubhouse, he shares that role at home with wife Stacie. The couple has six children, including four boys, the oldest being 15.
"She does a lot more than I could possibly do," Barajas said. "We have great kids, but my job is easy compared to hers."


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Quotable: An Exhausted Lady Gaga Loves Her Little Monsters
Lady Gaga was forced to cancel a performance last night at Purdue University an hour before the show (and after the opening acts played) when she suddenly felt dizzy and was having trouble breathing. She felt horrible about canceling and took to her Twitter page to apologize to her fans:
"I've been crying for hours, I feel like I let my fans down 2nite. An hour before the show, I was feeling dizzy and having trouble breathing"
"Paramedics came to take care of me, and told me my heart-rate was irregular– a result of exhaustion and dehydration"
"Can't apologize enough for how sorry I am. I could hear my fans cheering from my dressing room, I begged everyone to let me go onstage."
"My stage has complicated mechanical elements,everyone was concerned I'd be in danger during the 2hr show, since I had passed out earlier."
"I am so devastated. I have performed with the flu, a cold, strep throat: I would never cancel a show just based on discomfort."
"I hope you can forgive me. I love my little monsters more than anything, you are everything to me. I will make-up the performance on Jan 26."
Aw, Gaga, get some rest and quit beating yourself up! Your little monsters will still love you on the 26th. As long as you're wearing something cray-cray.


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Hubert Streitenberger put out a little app based on the WordPress plugin code, called Woopra 4 iPhone which reformats the Woopra stats specifically for the iPhone. Everyone I've shown it to thinks it's cool, so we want to thank Hubert for his effort and generosity and also spread the word about it's availability.
Hubert's original post is available in German, but in case you can't read it, here is the Google translation to English.
It's very easy to install, and although I didn't test it with any other platforms I think that this applet will run with any PHP based site - not just WordPress. Hopefully someone will give it a try and let us know.
I got it up and running as follows:
- Download and unzip the Woopra 4 iPhone installation files.
- Open the Config.php file and edit these three lines to replace your site's URL, Site ID and API key (found in your Member's area):
define('woopra_api_key', 'XXXXXXXXX');
define('woopra_site_key', 'XXXXXXXXX');
- FTP the entire Woopra 4 iPhone directory to a secure location on your server. You can shorten the name of the directory if you want, and even put it in your root, but keep in mind it will not be secure unless you password protect it.
- Visit the directory you just uploaded in your iPhone!
I hope you'll all join me in thanking Hubert not only for putting together this little app, but also for sharing it with the rest of us. He did mention that he encourages further development, so if anyone decides to turn it into a plugin or advance the code please share the results.
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From: "Challice" <>
Subject: [DEV] Queries regarding John Britton
Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2011 10:01:47 +0100
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As Bishops Tawton is on the outskirts of Barnstaple, it could easily have
been a case of the mother Elizabeth giving birth away from home, at her
mother's house for example, and then a sickly child being privately
baptised, perhaps even by the midwife.
A year later, when the child had survived, he was 'received into church' in
the mother's parish. This would place on record the fact that the child had
been baptised.
Paul Challice
Daventry UK
> John son of John and Eliz bp May 1795 Barnstaple rec 15/8/1796, does that
> mean he was born in Barnstaple and the family moved to Bishop Tawton?
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Haiti's Poor Erupt in Protest After Charges that Presidential Vote Count was Manipulated
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The first national election conducted in Haiti since the February 2004 overthrow of president Jean- Bertrand Aristide descended into chaos after charges were made that vote totals had been manipulated to prevent a former president and Aristide ally Rene Preval from claiming outright victory.
The Feb. 7 vote had been disorganized, but largely peaceful. However, when preliminary vote totals appeared to show that presidential candidate Rene Preval had won just less than 49 percent of the ballots -- falling short of the 50 percent +1 votes needed to avoid a runoff -- militant protests by his supporters erupted throughout the Haitian capital of Port-Au-Prince, with reports that U.N. peacekeeping forces had killed several demonstrators.
Of more than 2 million ballots cast, about 125,000 ballots have been declared invalid due to irregularities, raising suspicion among Preval supporters that polling officials were rigging the election. A member of Haiti's Electoral Council, Pierre Richard Duchemin charged that the vote count was being manipulated and called for an investigation. On Feb. 14th, Preval declared victory and said he was convinced there was massive fraud and gross errors that affected the process. Between The Lines' Scott Harris spoke with Ben Dupuy, co-director of the Haiti Progres newspaper and formerly President Aristide's ambassador at large, who assesses the flawed ballot count and the concern of many that democracy in Haiti is once again being undermined.
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Papua New Guinea, which has its first liquefied natural gas project under construction, could triple the size of its LNG industry by 2020 and Australian-listed
The go-ahead last December for ExxonMobil's $US15 billion ($16.79 billion) PNG LNG project marks the catalyst for a new wave of exploration and appraisal that is bound to prove up additional gas for expansion, Bernstein analysts Neil Beveridge and Angus Chan said in a report. Expansion of that two-train project to add a third LNG processing line is likely even without any more gas discoveries, and PNG could have six LNG trains in construction and operation by 2020 , they said.
Oil Search is ExxonMobil's biggest partner in the PNG LNG project and adding a third LNG train to the plant is worth $1.80 per share to the company – about 30 per cent of its current market capitalisation, Bernstein estimates. But investors are unlikely to price in a third train until there is positive confirmation from appraisal wells to be drilled at the Hides field, which will not be until the second half of 2011 at the earliest, it said.
"Oil Search continues to show significant upside and very little downside, but the key catalyst will not come until next year," the Bernstein analysts wrote in a report. They maintained an "outperform" rating on the stock and increased their target price to $7.50 "to more fully reflect the value of Train 3 upside".
Oil Search shares were trading at $5.68 in mid-afternoon on Thursday, down 3¢. Managing director
PNG has proven gas reserves of 10 trillion cubic feet but its resource base totals at least 30 tcf, Bernstein said. It has the potential to become the fourth-biggest LNG exporter in the Asia-Pacific region by the end of the decade, the firm added.
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EXCLUSIVE: A third ABC comedy pilot is getting a reshoot for midseason consideration. The network has ordered a new pilot for the single-camera half-hour How to Be a Better American. Written by Steven Cragg and Brian Bradley and produced by ABC Studios, the project centers on a father who embarks on a journey to be a better person and drags along his family kicking and screaming. It is not clear which actors from the original cast will be staying but a major recasting is expected. The two other ABC comedy pilots that have received new pilot production orders for midseason consideration are the Debra Messing starrer Wright vs. Wrong and Awkward Situations For Men, starring British writer/on-air personality Danny Wallace. Meanwhile, final resolution on The New Adventures of Old Christine's attempt to move to ABC is expected shortly but things don't look good. On the drama side, the network has put five scripts on fast track for summer pilot orders: Charlie's Angels, Department Zero, Behind the Blue, Ghostworld and Island Of Women. Additionally, ABC has ordered six additional scripts for Edgar Floats.
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Any news about Old Christine?
It's nice to see ABC going back to the drawing board when they feel they have a good concept for a show, but just didn't have the right execution the first time around. Better to do it in the pilot stage than to try to get a train back on the tracks once it's on the air.
This is going WAY back, but I know one of ABC's biggest hits of all time, Three's Company, didn't make it to air until the THIRD pilot. I'd be curious to know of other hits from the past shot more than one pilot before making it to air.
re: reshooting these comedy pilots
waste. of. time.
changing the cast isn't going to fix the terrible script.
Any idea when ABC might decide on EDGAR? Reading some twitter reviews it seems some esteemed TV pundits think its one of the best pilots out of every net. It certainly was one of the most liked scripts. Why wouldnt ABC just give it an order, even a short one of maybe 6 eps? THye have the procedural base covered so take a shot on a quirky but great show
Same guys who did This Little Piggy pilots on ABC and NBC. They are either blessed or cursed.
both scripts were really weak. they should be glad they're working.
both scripts are great which is WHY they are still working.
working is great, which is why they are both.
I saw a test screening of Awkward Situations and it really sets a new standard for terrible sitcoms, very obvious gags and a premise that is straining harder than a constipated man on day five
how long did you beat out that "constipated man" joke??? It's genius!!! Seriously, ABC should obviously give you a sitcom because you're so briliant!!! Oh boy…you sir are a comic god and no doubt now the town will take notice. I know I will be laughing and retelling that one all day!!!
lol nerve touched
seriously though, the pilot you worked so hard on sucked horribly
I've read from Futon Critic that said IT TAKES A VILLAGE while not outstanding was a solid show that could have work well with ABC's brand family sitcom brand. I hope ABC gives this show another shot. The Middle and more importantly The Big Bang Theory was also a failure on its first try but got picked up the next season.
Why are you shilling for It Takes A Village? Pilot reads like two day old Ralphs beans spread on top of a warmed over Mission brand tortilla. It's the pilot's second time around the block, and both times it's been a Pass Avenue. Move on with your life. ABC has.
Can you give us another update on "Our Show"? Is it still in play with NBC or with Syfy, as you predicted?
This won't last 4 episodes
some pilot re-shoots have worked in the past. but it tells you how sorry the state of ABC's comedy development and comedy in general is in. i don't know about how to be a better american, but awkward situations was lousy and wright vs. wrong was terrible as well.
ABC has lost its development mojo. They are so burnt out and scared. In comedy and drama. I think it is ABC-P that is the bigger problem. The team over there is not made up of the sharpest tools in the shed. They don't know how to develop because they are network types in studio jobs.
WBTV knows how to develop because they aren't distracted by being beholden from the first moment a writer pitches an idea to a network.
ABC-P execs are all like characters out of the Jake Kasdan film, THE TV SET.
I'd really like to see actress Missi Pyle stay in that "better american" show. She's incredible… and has done everything!


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I Am A Misogynist, Sort Of. Ask Me Anything.I don't hate, I just have contempt for women as a generalization. Most my friends are women and they know my feelings. They either understand why I think the way I do or outright agree with my beliefs.
Ask me anything.
Not liking women cause they have this or that trait is not the same as thinking they are less worthy than men.
Which one is it for you? You just don't like them cause of certain things they do or how they behave but still see value in them having leadership positions, equal rights, etc?
Or you actually feel men are worth more and should be dominant, women don't deserve equal rights, should stay in the kitchen, etc?
...you have contempt for "a lot of" your friends? how bizarre....
What's the equivalent of a female who does the same thing. Like, a feminist would be a polar to a misogynist, however a misogynist is only a guy normally, right?

Only as SO many women today really s**t me!! If I was a bloke and had to put up with how some women behave and the attitudes of some women, well, I wouldn't, I'd put my foot down...

But I'm a woman, and am straight, and still prescribe the "normal" gender roles (ie. I'm the home carer, the mother, etc) and am comfortable with these roles, but am also highly sexual and like to please, have quite a bit of "moxie" yet without being a *****!!

Yet I get pissed off easily by these "other" types of women. Naggy, whiney, high maintenance, controlling, manipulative, fridgid, etc. etc.

What does that make ME then?
misandry is the female equivalent. but i think more men are guilty of misogyny than women are of misandry...i have a lot of male & female friends, & the things the guys say about women are sometimes incredible!
but the thing is, the REASON they say those things is because of the "other" types of women you outlined: naggy, whiney, high maintenance, controlling, manipulative, fridgid - so they **** me off too, because they put all us sane ones (or "insane" ones - there are fewer of us!) in a bad light.
i don't complain anymore - i just try with everything in my power to be the exact opposite, & to prove to people that i don't fit that negative female stereotype. working out pretty well so far - guys are pretty taken-aback & blown away by it!
"I believe women should be treated equally in almost everything."

What are your exceptions?
I'm sorry to heard the calamity of your ex-relationship . Carrying a negative thought can demoralize people . No life is lived without pain and headache .My grandmother used to tell us ' TAKE 2 HANDS TO CLAP ' .Please forgive my opinions. My belief is we all created equal and everyone deserve happiness. Why don't you try to forgive her ? If she already took away your love and smiles .Don't allow her to take your kindness heart away from all your beloved .Prove to yourself that's her mistaked was cheat on you , and your life is better without her . You do not want to hear '' NOW,I KNOW WHY SHE CHEAT ON HIM " but I believes , you deserve to hear '' WHAT WERE SHE THINKING ? HOW COULD SHE DID THAT TO HIM " .I Hope God will guide you through this tough times .Live-well is a better revenge .
right on muthafukka...i went on date once witha woman who demanded i hold open the door for her not because she wanted me t a gentleman but because she likes that...even when shes made it clear she didnt wnat to romantically involvedwith you...thats not fair was being maniplative on one hell of a i am woman tip. thtas kinda what your talking about right...
How is your relationship with your mother?
Does your contempt extend to the hole ?

just so you know, being "nice" sometimes backfires with everyone - people usually take advantage of nice people, & think that they can walk all over them. i've been told that the reason why guys always cheat on me & screw me over is because i'm TOO "nice". but the thing is, it's not just men - i've been walked all over by women as well. & my brother (who's also a "nice guy") by other guys.
being nice just isn't a good thing - we might need to start trying to be meaner!
& i'd never date a single dad - waaay too much extra **** to deal with!
You know, it seem like it's only the men now a day's who want what our father's and forefathers had, and that was to be married and raise a family of our own. Back when it was a good thing to have a family, you know when women were still ladies and liked it when we opened or held the door for them. I t seems like women want that bad boy until that bad boy fools around on them, usually with their best friend who they have bragged about their boy friend too. A lot of women these days have no moral's or at least a lot less moral's than the old day's. Like you said, I too was raised to be a gentle man, but it seems like, only latter in life that women start to look for that nice guy, you know after they've had their fill of the bad boy's, but by then, they've already had kids by this bad boy and now want someone else to help them, usually a nice gentleman, who wasn't good enough for them in the first place.


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In that relationship, the lower-class king of his dingy domain is enthroned atop a commode and uses a toilet brush as a scepter.
A candle was burning behind the headboard on a table, and another on a commode near the door.
Again the old woman began to bustle about, and to open the drawers of her commode.
The commode is decorated with gilt ornaments worth a thousand pistoles.
The imperial N may be seen on the corners of the console tables and on the commode.
They have come, and are waiting for you; everything's all right except one commode that they want changed.
In a drawer of this commode yellow soap and a comb and brush.
The drawers of her commode stood open, giving glimpses of dainty trifles, which she was tying up with bright ribbons.
She caught sight of herself in an old mirror, which stood upon a commode.
Now, I flushed the torn bits and the half-burned thing down the commode.
1786, "chest of drawers," earlier (1680s) name of a type of fashionable ladies' headdress, from French commode, noun use of adjective meaning "convenient, suitable," from Latin commodus "proper, fit, appropriate, convenient, satisfactory," from com-, intensive prefix (see com-), + modus "measure, manner" (see mode (n.1)). Meaning "chair housing a chamber pot" first attested 1851 from notion of "convenience."


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- presence of blood in the stool;
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The image of Alex's driver's license lists her address as 122 Lenox Avenue, New York, NY 10027, her date of birth as 1/16/79, and her height as 5'9''.
Vincent: (referring to Alex) Catherine, I know that I can't be with someone who doesn't know everything about me.
Catherine: She does now.
Vincent: Okay, who doesn't accept everything about me.
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Catherine: (about Vincent) We just had this really deep connection and he understands me like no one else.
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Last year we identified a group of firms facing significant challenges. Kit Chellel returns to the 'problem firms' to see what difference a year makes
It has been an eventful year for the problem firms identified in last year's The Lawyer UK 200 Annual Report. There have been partner culls, merger rumours and disputes with former staff – and that is just at Hammonds. The other firms – Barlow Lyde & Gilbert (BLG), Bristows, Denton Wilde Sapte and McGrigors – tackled the recession with varying degrees of success.
But the five firms have performed better than you might expect, given the challenges they have had to overcome. Average profit per equity partner (PEP) was down by less than 20 per cent, while turnover actually rose overall as a group. Many top 200 firms would kill for these figures. But 2008-09 was a difficult year to transform a problem firm into a promising one. The range of results within the group reflect this.
Barlow Lyde & Gilbert
At first glance BLG had a pretty good year. Helped by its expertise in two of the most recession-proof practice areas, insurance and litigation, turnover rose by 6.4 per cent to £86.9m in 2008-09. And although PEP fell 8 per cent to £350,000, chief executive Clint Evans is right to be satisfied with his firm.
Behind the scenes, though, partner exits continue. Among those heading for the door in 2008-09 were former senior partner Richard Dedman, Hong Kong managing partner Camille Jojo who left for Norton Rose and a trio of insurance partners led by Roger Doulton who jumped ship to Clyde & Co. Not quite an exodus, but on top of the other big names to leave in recent years, including commercial litigation head Clare Canning to Mayer Brown, insurance partner Michael Mendelowitz to Norton Rose and insurance heavyweight Colin Croly, it amounts to a big problem.
A former partner says the talent drain has damaged BLG's standing in insurance. "Where BLG has gone backwards is in coverage and reinsurance," he adds.
Evans disagrees, but admits that the firm will have to invest in lateral hires to replace those who have left.
Five years without a significant rise in PEP in a virtually all-equity partnership must have been a factor in the departures. Insiders say there were too many partners not pulling their weight for too long, leading BLG to lag behind its rivals. Evans has responded by introducing a more flexible remuneration system. As of May 2007 partners can now move up and down the lockstep based on their performances.
There are other reasons to be upbeat. BLG is still the UK's leading firm in professional indemnity insurance and retains a strong reputation in marine and aviation insurance. Evans is keen to focus the firm on its areas of strength, insurance and litigation, but BLG has to address its profitability if it is to hold on to its best talent and turn things around.
Bristows has responded impressively after being identified as a problem firm last year. Following five years of zero growth, it hiked turnover by nearly 20 per cent to £22.1m, helped by a boom in IP disputes. PEP, which last year slumped by 7.5 per cent, was up by 8 per cent to £226,000.
It is a welcome turnaround for the all-equity firm, which has been struggling to find its feet since five partners quit to form IP boutique Powell Gilbert in 2006.
The firm's growth is largely down to a rise in IP litigation, which accounts for around half of the firm's partners.
But Bristows joint managers Pat Treacy and Paul Walsh continue to invest in areas outside IP. In June corporate partner Ken Boehner joined from Kilpatrick Stockton, in part to boost ties with the US firm.
Meanwhile, Powell Gilbert has continued to act as an irritant, expanding quickly and eating into Bristows' market.
With its all-star IP practice as the engine, Bristows was restored to the top 100 this year at number 94 (it dropped out last year). How far it can progress after that depends on whether it is prepared to be ruthless and focus on its most profitable area.
Hammonds managing partner Peter Crossley must have one of the most challenging jobs in law. Despite some impressive mandates, particularly in restructuring, the firm seems to stumble from one PR disaster to another.
The 2008-09 year was characterised by two bitter partnership disputes, dragging the Hammonds brand further through the mire, as well as by dramatic falls in both turnover and PEP. Crossley could be excused for wringing his hands in dismay.
The first partnership row, which saw the firm embroiled in a legal dispute with former partners over the repayment of drawings, rumbled on for three years, but is now all but resolved. As of March 2009 the firm has settled with all bar one of the group. "I'm relatively sanguine about this," says Crossley. "It was an unfortunate overhang of the difficult period a good number of years ago and it was a necessary thing to do."
The second concerns Hammonds Direct, a volume spin-off that went into administration in January. It is a separate business, but one that concerns several current Hammonds partners. Crossley, who is a partner in the failed business, has steadfastly refused to comment on the matter, but neither case will have helped improve the firm's tarnished public image.
As for financial performance, there was more bad news. Turnover was down slightly to £125.4m and PEP fell to 2004's level, £276,000. Over the past five years the firm has made no progress in terms of revenue or profit.
Crossley is well aware of the task ahead. "What I'm aiming at this year is to achieve no less than a real turnaround in the profitability of this firm," he says.
The firm has already taken decisive action, trimming the partnership and shedding 77 junior lawyers and support staff. The final step in its turnaround plan is client-facing – ie investing in successful areas such as planning in the renewable energy sector, pensions and litigation.
Crossley will be hoping this is enough; he is unlikely to consider any sort of merger until the firm is in better shape.
"Everybody thinks there's a silver bullet out there that will transform their fortunes overnight," he says. "It just isn't like that. A merger must create value and deliver strategic advantage."
Denton Wilde Sapte
Another of our problem firms would do well to take note of Crossley's comments. As we predicted last year, Dentons has continued to be the subject of wild merger speculation, with US firm Squire Sanders & Dempsey heading the list of suitors.
In spite of its troubles Dentons remains an attractive target for a US firm. It has a heavy-hitting energy practice, a decent presence in emerging markets and some good finance partners.
Chief executive Howard Morris's task is to whip the firm into the sort of shape that attracts the biggest US players.
The firm has already started this process: it cut 76 jobs and has asked partners to put up to £90,000 each of additional equity into the firm.
The partnership has also begun to take on a more streamlined shape, with half-a-dozen partners leaving the partnership between March and June this year.
But more needs to be done. Dentons' historic lack of ruthlessness has left a bloated partnership. Indeed, as our introduction looking back over the past decade reveals, the firm's history of mergers has done little to move it forward.
The firm's financial showing in 2008-09 might also put off potential merger partners, with PEP decreasing by 36 per cent to £300,000.
Firm chairman Martin Kitchen blamed adverse economic conditions and investment in new offices in Kuwait and Singapore, but the drop-off in profitability was the largest on the problem firm list.
A major question is: what would happen should a merger fall through (which could easily occur if reports that Squire Sanders is wooing other firms are true)? Does Dentons have a plan B?
Kitchen says the plans are not dependent on a tie-up. "A merger would need to be able to support this expansion and is not a prerequisite of it," he says.
Revenue has increased for three consecutive years since 2006, he would argue. But the firm now has the second-lowest PEP in the top 25 (the lowest is Hammonds). It is going to take more than steady growth to change that.
Is McGrigors any closer to achieving its aim of becoming a UK powerhouse? The firm has a September year-end, so a definitive answer is difficult, but the provisional answer has to be 'no'.
The firm has failed to add to its London offering with more bolt-ons and has actually lost partners in the City. Last year corporate partner Christopher Shaw departed for US firm Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo, following capital markets head Martin Finnegan (Nabarro) and corporate partner David Mandell (also Mintz Levin) out the door.
The baffling merger with litigation boutique Reid Minty last year was never going to transform the London office, although it did bring a role on the Wembley Stadium roof litigation, bringing in nearly £7m in fees.
Managing partner Richard Masters remains optimistic, pointing to the tax, litigation and energy practices which have held up well.
Masters has set a target of reaching a £100m turnover in two years. It looks unreachable from the firm's current position at £63m.
"It's fair to say, in the current environment, that hitting £100m in two years, certainly organically, is going to be challenging," he says. "But we're sticking with the strategy of growing via appropriate acquisitions. This market's likely to deliver more of those."
The same old problems need to be addressed though. A PEP of just £280,000 is not going to be enough to attract a decent bolt-on, especially with US firms one again circling the market.


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text: Laura Sharman 25 January 2013 GMB launches Living Wage campaign for all council workers All council workers should be paid the Living Wage - £7.45 per hour and £8.55 in London – according to trade union, GMB. The public sector union has launched a campaign for 280,000 low-paid council workers to be given the Living Wage. Council pay rates start at £6.30 per hour, 11p above the national minimum wage. National secretary of GMB, Brian Strutton, said: 'After years of pay freezes local government is now the lowest paid of any major sector of the economy and for 280,000 front line public servants to be paid less than a living wage is a disgrace. 'It is also nonsensical that their pay has to be topped up through the benefit system when they could have the dignity of being paid fairly without having to rely on benefit at very little net additional cost to the public purse.' Most councils in Scotland, and 27 in England, have already introduced or are committed to a living wage. Read our in-depth feature on Living Wage, and how councils can overcome the barriers to its introduction, in the next issue of Local Government News. Click here to register for your free copy. View more information on these councils


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Anti Putin movement suffers damp squib protest
Russia's opposition movement suffered a setback today when fewer than half of the expected number of protesters turned out to a rally against the election of Vladimir Putin as President.
Turnout for the demonstration was the smallest since street protests against Mr Putin erupted in December. Organisers put the crowd at 25,000, half the number they had predicted would attend, and they abandoned the rally an hour before the end of the time period agreed with Moscow's authorities.
Police said that 10,000 people joined the protest on the central Novy Arbat Street. That appeared to be an underestimate, with independent observers putting the total at between 15,000 and 20,000, but it was clear that the crowds were much thinner than at previous rallies despite the…


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Re "Wanted: New home for Salt Lake City's Olympic arch" (Tribune, June 15):
With the twilight concerts a success, it's obvious where the Olympic arch should go on a permanent outdoor stage to host the concerts. Possibly in Pioneer Park, but with the popularity of the concerts maybe the larger Liberty Park, or even Sugar House Park (if we could just run the soon-to-be-completed streetcar a few blocks east across 1300 East to the park).
I've been to outdoor concerts in many city parks that have a permanent stage. It's time Salt Lake got one.
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room and I read that it had a phonograph and several dozen 78 rpm
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From: "Cristy in WV" <>
Subject: Re: Can anyone decipher this handwriting?
Date: Sat, 14 Sep 2002 22:51:45 -0400
References: <email@example.com>
The first line reads: Cardiopulmonary Arrest which is like a Heart Attack.
The second line reads: ASCUD which is ____ (Caused by)
The third line reads: Parkinson's Disease which is a neurological disease;
CHF which is Congestive Heart Failure; and __ which is ___.
No Autopsy Given.
The first line reads: Acute Myocardial Infarction which is a Heart Attack,
also known as MI. (Immediate)
The second line reads: Arteriosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease which is the
hardening and thickening of the arteries caused by Hypertension. (In Adult
The third line reads: Hypertensive Cardiovascular Disease which is High
Blood Pressure. (In Adult Life)
No Autopsy Given.
Hope this helps and I can look in to the ones I didn't find if you want.
Cristy in WV
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"Kenneth Pardue" <> wrote in message
> These two images are portions of death certificates for my grandparents,
> first Iley Avorn, the second Verda Ophelia. I'm terrible as discerning
> handwriting, and this, particularly on my grandfather's is the worst...
> anyone with any medical experience or just talent for reading poor
> handwriting could take a look at these, I'd appreciate it.
> Kenneth
> http://www.taylormadecom.com/avorncauses.jpg
> http://www.taylormadecom.com/verdacauses.jpg
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*my son daycare for 2 years now,
*it is at the same school he attends,
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*yes we pay for daycare,
*ages of the kids in attendance are ages 5-10 students his age in *another class and students older than hin grades 3 and 4,
*anywhere from 10-13, there are two people watching them,
*daycare last 2 hours,
*there only seems to be a snack and then free time,
*one stays in the office area and one watches kids during free play,
*my daughter says that she talks to the kids who are bothering my son but they keep doing it,
*My children are 5 and 9.
This seems to happen when there is competition or unstructured time
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LONG BEACH -- Police sought the public's help Saturday as they searched for a "known thug" who shot two police officers during a traffic stop Friday on a bustling downtown street.
Police Chief Anthony Batts identified the suspect as Oscar Manuel Gallegos, a 36- or 37-year-old Long Beach resident with a lengthy criminal record that includes arrests for drugs, terrorist threats and assault.
Batts urged members of Gallegos' family, some of whom live in Long Beach, to cooperate with police, and had another message for the suspect at a press conference late Saturday.
"Turn yourself in because we are coming from you," Batts said. "You cannot run long enough or far enough until we catch you."
Police issued a warrant for Gallegos' arrest on charges of attempted murder of a police officer. They urged to the public to help but warned that Gallegos should be considered "armed and extremely dangerous."
Batts described Gallegos as a "known thug" and said his first arrest was in 1990 in Long Beach on a firearms violation. He was deported in 1994, he said.
"He may have been deported several times," Batts said.
The officers were identified Saturday as Roy Wade Jr., 39, who graduated from the Police Academy three weeks ago, and Abe Yap, 37, a nine-year veteran of the force, who was training Wade, police said.
The two were shot through the front windshield of their patrol car during a traffic stop at Long Beach Boulevard and Sixth Street. Officers pulled over Gallegos after he ran a red light, Batts said.
Wade sustained four gunshot wounds to his upper chest and neck area above his bullet-proof vest, Batts said. Yap was shot once in the cheek area.
"They were ambushed by a cowardly suspect," Batts said.
Both are in critical condition at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, but doing better than doctors expected, Batts said. Yap was able to write notes, he said.
Although police located the suspect's vehicle late Friday in the 200 block of Elm Avenue, Gallegos was not found during a search of an adjacent apartment complex.
Police maintained a command post near the site throughout most of the day Saturday.
The shooting erupted on a busy Friday three days before Christmas at 1:19 p.m., as residents were shopping at a nearby Wal-Mart and waiting for the Metro Blue Line at a platform on Long Beach Boulevard at Sixth Street.
Wade and Yap had pulled over a white 1998 Nissan Pathfinder in the left-hand lane at the intersection, Batts said.


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To find the city where technology startup businesses are thickest on the ground, look no further than the Valley. Both Chandler and Mesa rank among the Top 10 for cities with the most tech startups — computers, software, medical devices and electronics — per capita. That is one of the striking findings of a ranking… Read More →
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It is arguably one of the most exciting moments for a technology entrepreneur — seeing that invention for the first time. Whether it's a new software program, mechanical device or a breakthrough biotech discovery, the feeling is always the same, pure elation. If you're a technology entrepreneur you know the feeling. You spend months, possibly… Read More →
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There's no doubt Arizona's public and private sectors have worked hard this decade to turn the state into a high-profile player in bioscience. And there's no question these efforts have paid off with a number of successes. But no chart, report or press release drives these points home as effectively as an experience enjoyed by… Read More →


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The Atherton Dames invites all eager egg-hunters to the park for the group's annual event from 9:30 to noon.
The egg hunt is open to kids 10 and under, but other family members and attendees can avail themselves of breakfast foods and specialty coffees. There will also be a magic show and photos with the Easter Bunny. A face painter will be on hand to turn young faces into works of art.
For the egg hunt, a golden egg will be hidden for each age-group category, according to organizers.
Holbrook Palmer Park is at 150 Watkins Ave. in Atherton.


text: Service learning goes to shelter Mini program gives students a chance to serve homeless | October 15, 2002 The Universitys peace and justice program is offering students a chance to engage in service at an Over-the-Rhine homeless shelter for men as part of its mini service learning experiences. The event takes place at the St. Francis-St. Joseph Catholic Worker House on Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 1:30 p.m.9:00 p.m. Cost is $7 and the deadline for registration is tomorrow, Oct. 16, at 5:00 p.m. Space is limited to 10 students. The final mini service learning experience for the semester is a rural plunge in which students go to Tell City, Ind., to discuss farming economics and have direct practical experience with farmers and farm advocates. The overnight experience begins Friday, Nov. 1 at 1:30 p.m. and lasts until Saturday, Nov. 2, at 9:00 p.m. The cost is $10. The deadline for registration is Friday, Oct. 25. Students are enrolled on a first-come, first-served basis at the Dorothy Day House. The fee is due at the time of registration. If you have any questions about the programs, call 513 745-3046.


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Omega-3 Fish Oil Liquid
Natural Fish Oil
Product Description
- Made in Norway
- Lemon Flavored
- Molecularly Distilled in a Pharmaceutical Facility
This natural fish oil is molecularly distilled and manufactured in Norway under strict quality control standards. It is tested to be free of potentially harmful levels of contaminants (i.e. mercury, heavy metals, PCB's, dioxins, and other contaminants).
From the FDA's website: Supportive but not conclusive research shows that consumption of EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease.
Those who experience nausea from other fish oil products should find this lemon flavored oil easier to tolerate.
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Suggested Usage & Storage
Take 1 teaspoon daily with a meal. Refrigerate after opening to maintain freshness.
Ingredients & Nutrition
|Serving Size:
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|Servings Per Container:
|about 40
|Amount per Serving
|% Daily Value
|* Percent Daily Values are based on 2,000 calorie diet.
† Daily Value not established.
|Calories from Fat
|Total Fat
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Natural Omega-3 Fish Oil, Natural Lemon Flavor and Natural Antioxidant Blend (proprietary blend of Rosemary Extract, Ascorbyl Palmitate and Natural Tocopherols). Contains fish (anchovies, sardines, mackerel). Natural Tocopherols from soy.
Not manufactured with yeast, wheat, gluten, milk, egg, shellfish or tree nut ingredients. Produced in a GMP facility that processes other ingredients containing these allergens.
Those who experience nausea from other fish oil products should find this lemon flavored oil easier to tolerate.
Naturally occurring fatty acids (example) (per serving) (1 tsp)*:
Omega-3 Fatty Acids 1.4 g (1,400 mg)
Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA)† 740 mg
Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA)† 460 mg
Other Omega-3 Fatty Acids 200 mg
* subject to natural variability
† As triglyceride forms.
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Ray tried... and failed at the 1,000 Push Up Challenge so he has to spray tan SEVEN times in a row.
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text: OK, things look a little different against sbcl head (0.9.2.53). Apparently the buffer argument to sb-sys:read-n-bytes must be exactly size 512: The value ".^@.^@" is not of type (SIMPLE-ARRAY CHARACTER (512)). [Condition of type TYPE-ERROR] Restarts: 0: [ABORT] Abort handling SLIME request. 1: [ABORT] Exit debugger, returning to top level. Backtrace: 0: (SB-IMPL::FD-STREAM-READ-N-CHARACTERS/UTF-8 #<SB-SYS:FD-STREAM for "file /var/tmp/foo" {6164C7A1}> ".^@.^@" 0 4 T) 1: (NIL) 2: (SB-INT:EVAL-IN-LEXENV (WITH-OPEN-FILE (S "/var/tmp/foo" :DIRECTION :INPUT) (LET (#) (SB-SYS:READ-N-BYTES S BUFFER 0 4) BUFFER)) #<NULL-LEXENV>) Any size other than 512 fails as above. Is this intended behavior? If I supply an :external-format of :ascii then sb-sys:read-n-bytes will read all four bytes: (with-open-file (s "/var/tmp/foo" :direction :input :external-format :ascii) (let ((buffer (make-array 512 :element-type 'character))) (sb-sys:read-n-bytes s buffer 0 4) buffer)) But if I change :external-format to :utf-8 it only returns the first character. The same file is _created_ whether I use :ascii or :utf-8, but I get different results when reading. Is this to be expected? Any ideas appreciated. -russ


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