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Bedfordshire on Sunday (BoS) is a free local newspaper published in Bedfordshire, England.
The newspaper is distributed as two editions, one covering the Borough of Bedford, the other edition serves Central Bedfordshire. The gross distribution is around 112,000.
The newspaper is distributed using two methods, either delivery through letterboxes on a Sunday morning, but more recently this has largely been phased out. They now are given out at local supermarkets, newsagents and other local points of interest.[1]
The paper, along with four other local newspapers, is published by LSN Media Ltd which was previously owned by Frank Branston. Branston, who founded the newspaper in 1977,[2] went on to become the first directly elected mayor of the borough of Bedford. Upon his election, Branston sold his share of LSN to Iliffe News and Media.[3]In 2012, Local World acquired Iliffe News & Media from Yattendon Group.[4]
The style of journalism is generally more sensationalist than a typical local paper, and time and again its front page stories have been picked up by the national press over the years. Most notable was a story about dead bodies being stored in a chapel at Bedford Hospital rather than a morgue in 2001.[5]
Another, in 2007, about how firemen in Ampthill had been banned from taking down the town's festival bunting on "health and safety grounds" in case they fell off their stepladders and hurt themselves, made headlines in UK national newspapers.[6][7]
Online media[edit]
Bedfordshire on Sunday publishes most of its news online via their website [1]. The site can be viewed for free and without registration.
- ^ LSN Media Ltd - Publications
- ^ Obituary of Bob Elford covering the founding of the newspaper
- ^ Bedford Today - Sunday newspaper group is sold off
- ^ Daily Mail sells regional newspapers to Local World BBC News, 21 November 2012
- ^ Body of evidence at Bedford hospital, The Guardian, 2001-02-07
- ^ Firefighters told: Don't climb ladders - because they are too dangerous, Daily Mail, 2007-10-22
- ^ Keep the bunting flying - it could be too risky for firefighters to retrieve it, The Times, 2007-10-22


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A great cruise but you can't please everyone: Carnival Sunshine Cruise Review by vacuman
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A great cruise but you can't please everyone
Destination: Mediterranean
Embarkation: Barcelona
Now just back on 36 hours since 'debarking' or disembarcation as we Brits would say, I think it's fair to say that pretty much everything I had read before was true. Yes, there are some leaks from air-con pipes or sprinklers, yes, the food in the MDR can be luke warm (but it was mostly delicious), yes the layout is a little confusing (but no big deal) and yes, the Guys burgers are awesome.
The drinks package worked out for us, purchased on the morning of day 2 we consumed some 120+ drinks (not all finished, you don't force down the bad ones when on a package) which would have cost us about £700 at an average (after Spanish tax (10%) and gratuity (15%). With the good Pound to Dollar rate the package cost a little over £500 ($820 for the two for 8 nights) and More not having to worry about the cost made it fun trying the cocktails in the Alchamy Bar (amazing) and have that 2nd glass of wine at dinner.
So what about the negatives. Whilst it didn't spoil things, the generally tired and miserable looking Eastern European staff undermined the 'Fun Ship' ethos. Luckily the happy-go-luckly Caribbean and South American staff, who would always smile and ask if you've had a good day, did their bit to restore the balance. Same for the Asian cooks in the Lido and JiJi's.
The music around the pool was not always appropriate, some chill-out tunes would have been welcome rather than yet another round of John Denver, Eagles and similar US classics. There's no fridge in the room - but our cabin steward, when asked on the first day for a bucket of ice - always made sure we had plenty of ice and a big 'beer' bucket to chill our 5 euro sparkling wine that we would buy and bring back on ship each day for lubricating the transisition from day-wear to night glam.
Formal night was certainly less formal than on any other cruise line we've been on but we did see plenty of gents in Tux and the obligatory Scot in a kilt and matching accessories.
OK, back to the good. Jaime, the cruise director was wonderful, the new-style dance shows amazing (some of the best we've seen at sea) and the music acts in the Ocean Plaza & Frog Pub were also top notch. Best of all, Seth Gibson in the Piano Bar. Almost a best-kept secret as there's only room in there for around 50 max. Watch him on Youtube to see what I mean.
As it was term time there were very few youngsters on board and the Serenity Area matches and even surpasses what you will find on 5 star ships. Never really a problem getting sun loungers either.
We were down with the fishes with an Ocean View cabin on deck 1. Very spacious, very good order and fantastically maintained by our cabin steward. Boarding in Barcelona was as swift as it could be. On board in less than 30 mins of arrival at the terminal. TV included Sky 1 so we could have some UK shows on when in the room. I took a cheap Android tablet loaded with plenty of movies and an HDMI cable just in case the day at sea was wet and windy - which it was. Plus used the TV to playback our our tunes to go with that sparking wine.
I really wish I could think of some more negatives or things to avoid but it really was all so good and, at the price we paid, unbeatable. We would travel with Carnival again? You betchya !!! Less
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The economic recovery will be long and hard -at least in the US. Investors sold the North American currency as well as stocks around the world after the US Labour Department said private payrolls, excluding government agencies, rose by 71,000 in July, after a gain of 31,000 in June, but below economists forecasts of a 90,000 increase.
The pound rose 0.3% against the dollar, reversing two days of losses, to trade at $1.594.
The FT-SE 100 Index paired earlier gains, dropping 23 points, or 0.4%, to 5,342.
Investors snapped US Treasury bonds on expectations that the Federal Reserve will have to re-start a quantitative easing programme, or buying bonds in the market to spur economic growth.
"The market is getting excited about the prospect of a Fed ease in its Aug. 10 meeting," said Jane Foley, research director at Forex.com.
The US central bank is unlikely to cut interest rates, already at 0.25%, so buying bonds in the market would be the most likely alternative.
"But there is a strong risk that that won't happen, as the US economy is still expanding and creating jobs," Foley said. "Then it will all reverse."


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The wives of the ancient Britons had not only the usual domestic duties to perform, but much of the outside work as well.
I mean the kind of a man that could do both inside and outside work.
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A single weapon may doom a planet!
Summary Edit
- From the book jacket
- On the planet Armista sits a nameless woman. High upon a mountain, she is cradling a weapon unlike anything the Armistans have ever seen. She rocks back and forth on her haunches, singing softly to herself. The weapon is her only companion on the planet, since everyone else is little piles of ash. A weapon that could destroy life on one planet could do so again.
- Lieutenant Robin Lefler's mother died in a shuttle explosion ten years ago. So is the woman being held prisoner in Thallonian space really her? If it is, what is her connection to the mysterious woman holding a weapon that could doom entire worlds?
- With the lives of billions at stake, Robin Lefler, Captain Calhoun and the crew of the U.S.S. Excalibur must find the answers before time runs out for them and for the struggling remnants of the once-great Thallonian Empire.
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
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- See also: Robin Lefler (canon)
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Clawson High soccer looks to continue winning streak
By Christian Davis
Posted May 15, 2014
CLAWSON — It was the last day of April, and the Clawson High girls soccer team had just dropped another heartbreaker.
This time, it was a 2-1 defeat to Macomb Area Conference Gold Division foe Warren Mott.
Following the game, coach Tom Pavlovich sat with his players in the stands and discussed what was wrong and why the Trojans were 1-2-1 in the Gold at that point, a mark unaccustomed to the program after winning three straight division championships.
The team then met the following day, hours before a rematch with Mott.
"We did a walk-through on offense and gave specific tasks, very specific tasks: 'You will do this no matter the situation,'" Pavlovich remembered.
Clawson then went on to beat Mott 3-1 that evening.
"It produced three goals very easily," the coach said. "That night-and-day change made me very happy, and the girls, too."
The Trojans continued to produce results, winning their last three at press time, pushing them to 4-2-1 in the division and 5-3-2 overall.
"We had a slow start, but once they started using my game plan more, it's picked up and been a lot better soccer," Pavlovich said.
The coach noted that the problem before was the team would send long passes to open spaces, hoping a teammate could get to it. Pavlovich said it spread the offense out too far, leaving little help to the forwards to score.
His offense is predicated on quick, short passes with players reading and attacking where the open space will be.
Pavlovich said he believes the prior style of play came more from a lack of time to practice outside, noting that the first game of the year was their first time playing outside.
"I think part of it was that we didn't have enough room to spread out and have a real practice in the early part of the season. If you break it down, we're undefeated in the second half," he said. "I don't think they had a chance to internalize and naturalize those movements on the field."
With the Trojans now clicking, winning the Gold is still a possibility. Clawson has to win the rest of its games, including two against St. Clair High and one against Marine City High. Those squads were tied atop the division at press time, and Clawson tied Marine City earlier in the season.
"We're not out of it, by any means. We have a long road ahead if we want to pull another one out, but it's definitely a possibility," Pavlovich said.
Catch the Trojans against St. Clair at 6 p.m. May 14 on the road and at 7 p.m. May 16 at home.
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Open Net with Jordan Woody
Woody, a defender/midfielder, has appeared in 13 contests for the Lady Flames this season. She has recorded three shots on the year. In her freshman campaign, she played in 13 matches and took 11 total shots.
Woody was a two-time state champion as part of the Carolina Elite Soccer Academy. She also made the roster of the North Carolina Olympic Development Program in 2006 and 2007.
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What is your favorite Bible verse and why?
Psalm 62:6-8
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Cookie dough.
What was the best movie you watched over the last year?
Julie & Julia.
I came to Liberty because …
Because my faith is a huge part of me and I wanted to grow more in Christ, and this was the best place to do just that.
Share something about one of your teammates that someone outside the program would never know without you telling them.
One of my teammates got pulled over for doing the Chinese fire drill.
My earliest memory while competing in my sport is …
Playing indoor soccer when I was 10. I had so much fun.
If you could be somebody else for a day, who would you be and why?
Celine Dion, so I could sing like no other.
The best part of being a Liberty student-athlete is …
All the free gear.
My dream job would be …
Working for the FBI on a secret mission.
The team that I'm most looking forward to competing against this year is (and why) …
UNC Asheville, because that is my hometown and I will get to see my friends and family.
What is the best book you have ever read (other than the Bible)?
Narnia books.
If you could have one super power, what would it be and why?
To be invisible, so I could hear what people really think.
The TV show I can't live without watching each week is (and why) ...
Lie to Me. I love all the crazy plots.
My favorite thing about being a part of the Liberty women's soccer team is (and why) …
Having 29 sisters the moment I get to school.
If you could have dinner with three people throughout history, who would they be and why?
Job, to hear how the Lord worked in his life. Michael Jackson, to share Christ with him. My mom, so she could experience it with me!
My personal goals this season are …
To have great relationships with everyone on my team.
What cartoon character are you most like (and why)?
Tigger, because he loves just to have fun.
If someone would look at the songs on my iPod, I would be embarrassed for them to see I have this song …
What a Girl Wants.
The first thing people notice about me when they meet me is …
My outgoing personality.
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I went tubing on a river with waterfalls.
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I have to use pre-wrap on my shin guards.
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Blogs Iwan Morgan A minority victory without precedent?Aug 2, 2011 1:53 pm
A minority victory without precedent?
Drawing on nearly forty years of teaching and researching US history and politics, I cannot think of a greater victory won by a minority party than the Republican success in forcing a solution to the debt limitation controversy that met GOP preferences.
I would be grateful if anyone could provide me with a better example.
The Democrats know all too well that they have been bested. It's possible to pick out any number of admissions to this effect after the House vote, but two will suffice. Raul Grijalva (Arizona) declared: "We have given much and received nothing in return. The lesson today is that Republicans can hold their breath long enough to get what they want." Congressional Black Caucus chair Emmanuel Cleaver of Missouri , a Methodist pastor, graphically described the House bill as a "sugar-coated Satan sandwich."
Republican success is mainly built on the party's determination to stand by its clearly held beliefs, while the Democrats were always looking for a deal (though not necessarily this one). The impending crisis of default also played to the advantage of the intransigent party in the negotiations. Yet it should be recognized that the GOP's success is further built on its ability to define the debt/deficit problem as a spending problem. This was spelled out clearly in what was effectively John Boehner's victory address after the vote - whatever the issues over his leadership in the crisis, it should be recognized that he ended up on the winning side!
Defining the deficit as a spending issue traces its Republican pedigree from the New Deal through the Eisenhower era to the Reagan presidency and down to the present. Amazingly today's Democrats have let the GOP get away with this, in contrast to their 1980s and 1990s forbears.
A simple history lesson should undermine the contention that the deficit only arises from too much spending rather than insufficient revenue. The US balanced the budget four times in the Clinton second term with tax levels that were higher than when the budget deficit ballooned in the Bush era. In Fiscal Year 2000 the federal government operated a surplus of $236 billion dollars with revenues that equated to 20.9 percent GDP, the highest level since 1944.
Another way of looking at this is to consider spending and revenue levels over the long term. In the half century prior to the economic collapse of 2008, US expenditure averaged just over 20 percent of GDP, a relatively modest level, while tax revenues averaged an even more modest 18.5 percent of GDP. Not insignificantly the US has only balanced its budget 5 times in this period, and the pattern on each occasion was consistent. Spending ranged between 18.4 and 19.4 percent GDP and receipts were never less than 19.7 percent GDP. In other words fiscal balance resulted from spending control and revenue enhancement.
A main reason, admittedly not the only one, that the Clinton-era surpluses vanished in the twenty-first century was the loss of revenue from the Republican tax cuts of 2001, 2003, and 2005. It is remarkable how the GOP has been able to sustain these into the Obama era with an anti-tax campaign that blatantly ignores the distributive benefits of the Bush-era tax cuts in favor of the rich. According to Joseph Stiglitz, the income of the wealthiest 1 percent has risen by 18 percent in the last ten years with the assistance of the skewed tax cuts of 2001, 2003 and 2005; in contrast that of male blue collar workers has fallen by 12 percent over this period. Further benefiting economic elites is the declining significance of corporation income taxes over the last half-century, revenues from which only netted 2.7 percent GDP in Fiscal Year 2006 compared to 4.9 percent GDP in 1956.
Any insistence that the deficit/debt result solely from excess spending is a spurious argument that needs to be countered at every opportunity if the US is to put its fiscal house in order without inflicting most of the pain on those in society least able to bear it.
Perhaps the Republicans would do well to recall the words of Dwight D. Eisenhower from 1953: "Every real American is proud to carry his share of any tax burden... I simply do not believe for one second that anyone privileged to live in this country wants someone else to pay his fair and just share of the cost of his Government." Ike was speaking in opposition to a Democratic proposal to raise the income base at which eligibility to pay income taxes began, which would have exempted millions of low-income tax payers from their obligations. They are even more applicable to today's tax system that exempts the wealthy from carrying their fair share of the deficit reduction burden.
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Brian, is there a way to determine wins and loses attributed to bench production? Seemed that when they kept it close we were a lot better.
I guess it should come as no surprise that the Sixers shot better in their wins. The spread, however, did surpise me. Almost 6% higher eFG in wins, and we're talking about an even sample size. That's startling. Possibly more startling is the defensive split, in wins they held their opponents to .480 efg, in losses they allowed them to shoot 5.5% better. I'm not sure how you can account for such a great disparity.
Be nice to be able to compare information like this to other teams in wins and losses - see what the splits are - as now the sixers stats exist in a vacuum so you can't really know what' out of the ordinary'
Maybe by the end of the summer i'll figure out how to get it all in one place
That was actually going to be my next step, but I passed out.
I'm going to run the Bulls through the filter right now, see what come up (starting w/ the bulls because they finished 41 and 41 as well).
OK, Chicago has very similar splits:
EFGa: .478
EFGa: .508
and for kicks let's check out Cleveland
EFGa: .454
EFGa: .525
The Sixers splits are slightly more drastic, but not a whole lot. The numbers just shocked me at face value, I mean, the Sixers put up the stats of the best team in the league over a 41 game sample, albeit an extremely selective sample.
One more team, the Miami Heat
EFGa: .480
EFGa: .526
Even bigger splits than the Sixers for Miami.
Well, as is usually the case when you go looking for something significant in advanced stats, it seems as though these stats tell us something very simple. The best teams find a way to play their best basketball a higher percentage of the time than the mediocre teams.
I think a problem for the team is that they struggle to find an identity. Are they Iggs's team? are they Miller's team? do they do better when Thad is the leading scorer. I would love to see some graph or statistical analysis focusing on remote factors>
1. what is their record with Iggs gets over 15 FG attempts
2. What is their record when Miller gets over 15 FG
3. and finally the same question for Thad.
but here is one of interest. what is their record when both Lou and Dalembert score more than 10 points?
Yeah, this is something you should definitely use Derek's database tool for, http://nba.phillyarena.com/teamstats/
Brian, I have a couple of questions about the salary info you posted:
First off, what exactly is a cap hold? What advantages/disadvantages does it provide for the player/front office? I see that it is 150% of the last year of Andre's contract. Why?
Secondly, wasn't Royal Ivey signed to only a 1-year deal? I get my salary info from HoopsHype ( http://hoopshype.com/salaries/philadelphia.htm ). Where do you get yours?
I actually just found this article ( http://www.nba.com/sixers/features/speiser_q_and_a_080630.html ) wherein Andy Speiser, Senior Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer for the Sixers, explains cap holds, among other topics.
Yeah. John's link is a better site(the best I have seen) for contracts. Shamsports.com is also pretty good and sometimes has info storytellers doesn't.
As for cap holds, feel free to ask away anything about the CBA. I actually find that stuff interesting and I think Brian does as well. He at least reads up on it.
Regarding my previous comment...
their record is at around 3-5 games under .500 when either Iggs, or Miller shoot 15 times or more, they are also 5 games under when Lou cranks up 10 shots or more...
Also under .500 when Sammy scores more than 10 points....
the only positive was 13-10 when Thad gets up more than 14 shots a game.
Better salary info
Did anyone else see the report on the cap? They are estimating now that the Cap will likely hold flat. I'll find the link later and post it. I am about to walk out the door in like 5 minutes... I think.
btw, the report came out a month ago or so but I just saw it yesterday.
I actually remember reading that the cap might actually decrease a smidge - so hold flat is pretty good - i do remember reading it - doesn't bode well when your ownership is worried about the luxury tax
So things don't get so nested... here are a link or 2 before I go
Brian, your post was along the lines of something I've been too lazy to write.
the Sixers have been such a streaky team over the past 2 years. I wanted to look at what was happening during the winning stretches to see how that can be better sustained with roster upgrades.
Anything jump out to you in terms of what the team does well when winning? One thing is that when Iguodala is on a warm shooting stretch the team does well. maybe that translates into future success if they can add another shooter, since the rest of his game is consistent (common sense.)
Was wondering if the team won more when Thad or Speights were contributing. That would bode well, since they should be bigger cogs next year. Likewise, do they win more when their PG is shooting well, or not taking many shots at all? Do they win more when they get offense from Sam? Any obious trends people notice that coincide with wins?
Here's a good one for you, and I actually think it has very little to do with the man in the stat:
When Andre Miller attempted 10 shots or less, the team was 18-7, when he attempted more than 10, they were 25-38.
I'd say the majority of games in which Miller attempted 10 or less it was because the offense was clicking without him, so he was able to play facilitator, instead of primary scorer.
Here's another trend:
When Willie Green shot 40% or better from the field, the Sixers were 28-20 (he only shot better than 40% in 48 games!), when he shot under 40%, they were 15-25.
and another:
When the Sixers scored 100 or more points, they were 27-7. When they scored less than 100 points, they were 16-38.
All these splits were found here check it out and let us know if you find any that you think may be telling.
Started a thread at realgm for people to post the most telling stat about the Sixers and their future:
BTW, you probably know already, but Derek Bodner set up a tool where you can compare stats based on different variables. Easily generates things like Sam's rebounds in wins vs lossess, or the teams record when Lou makes or more FT's...
It is a phillyarena.com
Here is a Great one. Bodes well for the future too:
Speights 8 or more points: 27-16 !
Now, I realize he gets more PT in garbage time, but that is an incredible swing. Also bodeswell for next year.
Sorry, did not post correctly:
Speights 8+ pts: 27-16
Still won't post...
Seights less than 8 pts 16W 29L
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You found an error. lol.
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If you tried to use the less than sign, it probably interpreted as html. stupid computer.
lol yeah. that is funny.
Sometimes I forget that we can use html
I normally just use it for links.
What do you think of the possibility of Doug Collins coaching the Sixers? Blogged about it from report on Bulls.com from former Chicago Trib NBA writer Sam Smith.
Interesting. But doesn't Sam Smith have less credibility than any other writer on the planet.
I was going to use the 'less than' sign, but apparently it makes things disappear.
Wish it was that simple for the Sixers to make Sam, Willie and Evans vanish.
Smith knows Collins well from their days together in Chicago. It's an intriguing name and he would be tougher on the players than DiLeo or Cheeks.
He's very good at TNT. Honestly don't know how good of a coach he is, or wold be for this team. Just remember him as the coach from MJ's early years... and that team bore MJ's stamp more than the coach's.
What style coach is Collins?
Collins has always seemed like a level-headed guy on TNT to me. By that I mean he seems to know what he's talking about without being a jackass about it. I can't say I know a whole lot about his coaching philosophy, though. It's been a long time since he was on the bench. I'll always respect him for refusing to take the silver medal in the Olympics.
Looking at his stats as a coach, he obviously had Jordan right before he made the leap to best player ever (not named Wilt), and he also had Grant Hill for the best years of his career. I don't know, tough call.
Started a thread at realgm for people to post the most telling stat about the Sixers and their future:
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I have to admit to feeling a twinge of envy when the Xbox 360 got improved Netflix Watch Now browsing in its latest update. Although I own a 360, I prefer to use my Roku Digital Video Player for watching Netflix. Why? First, it's silent, while the Xbox 360 has a fan, and since I have an early model 360, the fan is rather loud. Second, the Roku is always-on. I don't have to wait through a boot up sequence and logging in to Xbox Live. And lastly, as a semi-dedicated device (it also streams Amazon's Video-on-Demand and baseball from MLB.com) the interface is clean and simple.
Well now I, and other Roku enthusiasts (and I make no claim to objectivity; I'm a bona fide Roku fanboy) can rejoice as it sounds like Roku is redesigning their Netflix interface to be more in-line with that of the Xbox 360. The news comes from two sources. First, from their latest newsletter:
In addition, Netflix is in the process of developing new features that will enable you to browse movies directly on any Netflix-ready device—including your Roku player. Stay tuned for more information.
That sounds a bit vague, but source two is the Roku Forums, where a user was asking why he should keep his Roku when the 360 offered better features. A Roku engineer responded with:
Roku does plan to integrate the same browse and add function to the Netflix experience on the Roku player. We do not have an ETA on exactly when this will happen yet.
And as long as we're talking Roku, the same newsletter pointed out that the little box now supports 5.1 surround sound for some Amazon Video-on-Demand content (which content depends on Amazon). Of course this will require a digital audio connection (either HDMI or optical audio) from your Roku to your home theater receiver.
Now they just have to start selling t-shirts that say "I <3 my Roku" and we'll be all set.


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Joseph Knollenberg is a representative from Michigan's 9th congressional district.
He is currently being stalked by an un-American with a videos camera.
|This article is a stub of a Congressperson who does not have the balls to be on "The Colbert Report".
Until Joseph Knollenberg gets the balls to get nailed by Stephen, help America "Better Know" Joseph Knollenberg by unloading your gut onto this page.


text: The second Berenice on our list has only recently come to international notice, but her turn as Severine in the James Bond flick Skyfall went over quite well indeed. She's a strong believer in fate; and apparently she had a dream she was acting alongside Javier Bardem six months before her audition for Skyfall. How mysterious!


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text: First off, hello everyone. I've been lurking on the forum for a while now, figured I'd finally register as I have a question that I'm not sure has been asked and answered yet. I bought the suit in the picture without trying it on and everything fits surprisingly well in my mind. There is just one issue, and that is this roll below the collar. I don't have particularly large or protruding shoulder blades and I can still see the issue, in a less obvious state, even when hanging on a hanger. How difficult/expensive would this issue likely be to remedy? It seems to me like there is slightly too much fabric between where that roll occurs and the collar of the suit - I recall seeing something about lowering the collar, would that likely help? I already took it to my dry cleaner and had her try to alter it - After two attempts at her trying to fix it, for a suspiciously low cost ($20), and seeing no improvement either time, I figured I might as well just take it away before she did any damage. I quite like the suit and everything else fit without any alteration - this really is the only thing keeping me from being really happy with the fit besides wanting to have the side slightly taken in (keeping in mind I did not pay much for the suit at all and bought it online). The suit has no vents - thought I would mention that in case it factors in. Could this issue be easily addressed when I have the sides brought in? Appreciate any help you guys can provide.


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Tamron 18-250mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di II LD Aspherical (IF) AF
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Useful all the way from 18 to 250mm, compact package, good optics
Extension during zoom looks like a dust collector, max aperture can be constraining.
I picked this lens up last week to and shot a horse show with it. For the first time I was able to use this lens for shots all the way across the ring and close-up candid shots outside the ring. It's really a fun lens to shoot with since focal length is nearly a non-issue and you get good shots the whole way through the range.
Others have commented on the image quality, and honestly I'm not the best person to ask about it since my 300D is a few steps behind what most others are shooting with. But it's certainly among the best of the non-L zooms.
The build quality is very good - all metal casing with nice tactile rubber grips. The zoom control is smooth, although I feel a slight change in resistance when I zoom through 200mm. The build is certainly among the best for any zoom at this price range. The autofocus is snappy fast and pretty quiet. After post-processing my weekend's shots I've found a very high keeper rate, which is very reassuring since my 300D is not known for having a sharp AF system.
Of course, the downer with this lens is max aperture - you don't get the light collection of shorter zooms. Plus you should stop down a bit to maximize the sharpness.
Here's the rundown:
18-28mm: f/3.5
28-42mm: f/4.0
42-55mm: f/4.5
55-100mm: f/5.0
100-200mm: f/5.6
200-250mm: f/6.3
So bokeh is kind of a non-issue and shooting action at dusk or under the lights is out of the question.
Overall, this lens is the perfect solution for someone who wants to upgrade the kits lens on their XT, XTi, 20D, or 30D but doesn't want to collect lenses or carry around a bunch of gear. I don't mean this in a scoffish way - I categorize myself as a well-informed prosumer and I think this lens is perfect for many of my needs because I can shoot in just about any situation without carrying a bag of other lenses or a second camera body.
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Jonathan Kolby
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Photograph courtesy of Jonathon Kolby
Birthplace: Union, New Jersey
Current City: Townsville, Queensland, Australia
What did you want to be when you were growing up?
Ever since I was a child, I was drawn to nature and the outdoors. I had a strong appreciation for wildlife and knew I wanted to work in that field. After keeping an array of lizards, turtles, and frogs as pets, I developed a fascination with reptiles and amphibians and wanted to become a herpetologist.
How did you get started in your field of work?
When I was 15, I was presented with an invaluable opportunity to join Dr. James Lazell of the Conservation Agency on an expedition to survey reptile and amphibian biodiversity in Hong Kong and China. It was the most important experience during my youth with respect to my future career in research. During the next 15 years, I continued spending my summers studying reptile and amphibian diversity around the world, including additional places such as New Caledonia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Kenya, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Australia, Nicaragua, and Honduras. All of these experiences helped guide my development as a young researcher and led to my current position as a Ph.D. student at James Cook University, Australia, studying the global spread of amphibian chytrid fungus.
What inspires you to dedicate your life to your work?
The health of our planet is currently under great pressures from the actions of humans, including pollution, habitat destriction, and climate change. Due to an increasingly fast-paced urbanized lifestyle, people risk losing an appreciation for nature and the global importance of maitaining healthy ecosystems. Amphibians are currently disappearing at an alarming rate, and if nothing is done, hundreds if not thousands of species may become extinct in the not so distant future. The spread of amphibian chytrid fungus is partly driving this wave of declines and poses one of the greatest conservation challenges of modern times. Unfortunately, this extinction crisis is occurring quietly, and most people are unaware. Through my work, I hope to raise public awareness by giving the issue a louder voice, find ways to prevent additional losses of amphibian biodiversity, and develop measures to control future wildlife disease epidemics caused by pathogen pollution.
What's a normal day like for you?
On a "normal day," I am likely working on multiple projects simultaneously while also working a full-time job (or being a full-time student). I have my hands full with grant applications, analyzing field data, writing manuscripts for publication, and designing new research projects. I'm typically very busy, but I really enjoy what I do and feel lucky to be able to work on projects I am passionate about.
Do you have a hero?
My heroes are all those who dedicate their lives to protecting wildlife and make daily sacrifices, which often go unnoticed and unrewarded. I admire everyone who is trying to make a difference and create a better future.
What has been your favorite experience in the field? The most challenging?
During my amphibian research in the rain forest of Cusuco National Park, Honduras, in 2007, I found an unusual frog one night that slipped through my fingers as I attempted to catch it. I was unable to identify which species it was, but I had already seen most species in the region and had never seen anything like this one before. It was my last night at that site and I had to wait a year before being able to return to that location in 2008 to conduct a second season of fieldwork. It was a cold, rainy night, and I could not believe my eyes the moment I saw what appeared to be the same frog, literally sitting on the same rock where I failed to catch it the year before. This time I was successful, and the frog was positively identified as Craugastor milesi, a species not seen for nearly 25 years and declared to be extinct. In the midst of my project studying a disease that is causing amphibians to go extinct, it was a very rewarding moment to find this special frog and learn that this species had been hanging on to existence.
What are your other passions?
For the past ten years, I have had a very strong passion for photography. I find it to be a way of expresssing myself artistically while also conveying to others the way I see the world around me. I enjoy all sorts of wildlife photography, but find macrophotography to be the most fun.
I also really enjoy climbing trees. I became certified in tree climbing in 2009 to conduct a research project and found it to be an incredible sport. You really have to learn about trees before you attempt to climb them, almost looking at them as individuals each with a different personality. To sit 60-plus feet up a tree and just observe the forest all around you is a really unique experience.
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Renovation / Merit
The judges admired this dramatic transformation of a formerly generic house in northern California. "They didn't just expand, they reworked it," one juror said. Architects Wendy Evans Joseph, FAIA, LEED AP, and Chris Cooper, AIA, LEED AP, removed the existing north façade and a porch that blocked sight lines, designing a new ipe porch to frame and highlight spectacular views. They also opted to open up the inside of the two-story house, cutting away chunks of wall and ceiling to create more dynamic volumes.
Sustainable strategies included installing a remote solar array, reusing demolition waste from the remodel elsewhere on the property, and remaking the landscaping to facilitate small-scale farming and beekeeping. Joseph also credits builder David Warner for his and his staff's dedication to the project. "They brought a lot of craftsmanship, a lot of construction expertise," she says.


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'It's showing violence to end violence,' Ian Hamrick comments on 'Born Free' music video which is filled with violent scenes.
The 12-year-old boy who meets a bloody end in M.I.A.'s controversial new music video has stepped up to defend the rapper after the violent promo was banned on YouTube.com. M.I.A. premiered the video on her official website on Monday, April 26, but the clip was immediately banned by YouTube bosses for its graphic violence and nudity.
In the promo, military police round up red-headed boys in a series of violent raids, transport them to a remote desert location and then force them to run through a minefield, beating those who make it to death. Child actor Ian Hamrick, whose character is shot in the head at close range, has yet to see the full video, but he insists M.I.A. doesn't deserve criticism for filming the bloody massacre.
He tells TMZ.com, "I think she was trying to show violence to end violence. The video is definitely not for kids - I haven't even seen the full video myself - but, for all the adults and people in different countries who are doing that (killing people) in real life... doing the genocides to whatever - Italians, Africans, wherever it's from, it's still genocide (sic). So it's showing violence to end violence."


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Hi guys! ... Here's me: http://themeforest.net/user/darinka
Hey guys! Zdravim vsechny z CZ/SK!
A very nice initiative to get us know about each other. Well, you can guess my name from my nick, right? I'm Jakub, nice to meet you . I'm a motion graphics designer on VideoHive. Don't have website since I joined VideoHive since there's plenty of freelance projects coming just from my portfolio page. Will not post direct link to my portfolio since I guess it is against the forum rules, but it's not hard to click through, right?
Krasny den vsem autorum z Ceske a Slovenske republiky!
Hi Jakub I noticed you and your work few months ago and the week i joined Envato you were on the "Featured artist" VH spotlight
What city are you comming from? A friend of mine (another VH author) told me that you are comming from Prostejov? If thats true then i have to ask you for your favorite pub (Na Kovarne? nebo Opice? LOL) because i´m comming from Prostejov too (actually living near Zlin)
Take care and keep on your great work!!
Pavel "CHA!"
Darinka said
Hi guys! ... Here's me: http://themeforest.net/user/darinka
Hi Darinka, nice template! How hard it was to get this approved? Im fighting with reviewers about my latest mockup psd right now.
(Jako první jsem ud?lal mockupy nových iphon? 5S – jenže "zm?na barvy" pro n? nebyla dost. Mezitím si asi všimli, že apple vydal nový telefony a akceptovali je od jiných autor?, i když byly mnohem jednodušší. P?idal jsem všechny barvy 5C v r?zných úhlech – prý neoriginální. P?idal jsem fotky rukou držících telefony, po ?emž je hodn? velká poptávak – op?t hard reject. Cht?l jsem je jen p?idat do mého již existujícího bundlu, který telefony obsahuje a po?ád se dob?e prodává, ale neprošlo mi to.
Úpln? mi to vzalo chu? dod?lat html šablonu, kterou už delší dobu p?ipravuju.
Hi SupremeThemes, we all meet with the same rejection. It is an integral part of Envato marketplace. I've got some hard rejection for business cards, even though they were (in my opinion) prettier, better prepared and unique unlike many dozen business cards that are approved on GraphicRiver. A person can not do nothing. The approval process is not clearly defined. Every employee of the marketplace has their subjective views, which affects approval.
@ PaBlikMM: Yes Pavel, I'm from Prostejov. Kovarna is actually my favorite place to get pizza from . 12 Opic is a place where I hang out all summer…well not only summer, heh – best place to get drunk (or stoned ). Who is that friend who told you about me? Since I'm not aware about any other VH author from CZ…
My greetings to all Slovak and Czech friends here on Envato. And nice to meet you. I'm Peter, freelance graphic designer from Bratislava, Slovakia. Great day to all
Eyo yo yo, IshYoBoy speakin'! Greetings to all you fellaz.
We're also a small team of geeks. Our roots and cooperation started in Bratislava although we're in different countries right now.
Nice to meet you all!


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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — The parents of the Rutgers University student whose roommate allegedly used a webcam to spy on his intimate encounter with a man say their son told them he was gay about three weeks before his suicide.
Joe and Jane Clementi of Ridgewood spoke to People magazine about their son, Tyler, in an interview that will appear in Friday's issue.
Their son's suicide focused worldwide attention on the bullying of young gays.
The parents spoke as they launch a foundation in their son's name to address acceptance of gay youth and suicide prevention.
Jane Clementi tells the magazine that Tyler told her tearfully just before he went to Rutgers that he'd known since middle school that he was gay.


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June 2011
What Would You Say To the President?
I've just received an invitation from President Obama to the White House on Wednesday for a briefing and reception in honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage. The shock is not wearing off. I've asked Sharat to come with me, and both of us are brainstorming about how to make this visit useful. There's so much on our minds –preparing for the 9/11 anniversary, supporting multifaith movement building, mobilizing Millennials, standing up for Sikh and Muslim Americans, pushing for immigration reform and LGBT equality and closing Guantanamo… and the list goes on. Where do we begin? If you had the […]Read more
A Victim of 9/11 Hate Crime Fights for Attacker's Life
I'm deeply inspired by this story: Rais Bhuiyan making a courageous stand to end cycles of violence flowing from 9/11… Days after the 9/11 terror attacks, 31-year old laborer Mark Stroman went on a shooting spree in the Dallas area. In a drug-fueled mission of revenge, he killed two South Asian immigrants and shot another — Rais Bhuiyan — in the face at close range, blinding him in one eye. Shortly after his arrest, Stroman boasted of his role as "Arab Slayer." Now, as Stroman faces imminent execution in Texas, an unlikely champion is fighting to save his life: Bhuiyan, […]Read more


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One of the most unloved parts of IT is ensuring the integrity of data. Data comes from multiple sources -- disparate applications, outside partners -- typically with different assumptions about meaning and usage. That has led to difficult, ongoing efforts to rationalize data through transformation, scrubbing, and master-record systems. In the past, the effects of inconsistent data models and metadata could be confined to the interfaces between applications, usually through transformation efforts.
In SOA, however, individual services that make up a composite application may use data from a variety of sources, so the data integrity problem can no longer be neatly contained. SOA requires an underlying data architecture, so no matter where the data originates, the metadata describing it is consistent enough to be understood the same way by all services using it. "At runtime, decisions are made by a set of rules that early on master data to be correct, so core data management and master data management is very important," says Tata's Mohanty.
"SOA magnifies your data issues," says Ed Vazquez, a vice president at the MomentumSI consultancy. "Before, you could paper those over, but not with SOA. A reusable service means reusable data."
This means different business units must finally agree on standards for things such as customer information, even if no one group uses all of that information, and that IT must focus its data-cleansing efforts on the sources of data rather than just on what makes it into the data warehouse. "That's why at the same time you are defining the enterprise process model and architecture, you need to identify the entire data and semantic model," says Tata's Iyers.
If you have a data mess on your hands, however, remember that cleaning it up will be time consuming, and will probably require long, boring meetings that involve the business side as the details of consistent data representation are ironed out.
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Colloquium speaker Shannon Gleeson: "Conflicting Commitments: The Politics of Enforcing Immigrant Worker Rights in San Jose and Houston."
Feb 08, 2013
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In this talk I examine how advocates are working to enforce the rights of Latino immigrant workers. Much of the research on rights implementation tends to focus on the role of state actors and the importance of bureaucratic discretion in activating formal rights. However, rather than view rights as self-propelled imperatives pre-determined solely by the law, my analysis highlights the complexity of the enforcement process and the variety of actors implicated in struggles for immigrant workers' rights. My work hones in on the relationship between the federal and state labor standards enforcement apparatus, as well as local government actors, civic groups, and even consular representatives who play an especially important role in enforcing the rights of foreign nationals. I draw on the experience of advocates in San Jose, CA and Houston, TX, two traditional immigrant destinations with radically different policy structures and political cultures for enforcing immigrant worker rights. In particular, I emphasize the importance of strategic alliances in contexts where the usual suspects are absent or weak, and where alternative solutions become vital.


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Could you give some details for your Peter Jamieson please?
Parents, birthplace etc.
Liz Dolan
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The Great Utah ShakeOut
Utah will hold its largest statewide earthquake drill on Tuesday, April 17th at 10:15 a.m. At that time, participants will "Drop, Cover and Hold On" as if a real earthquake had struck. Some offices of the Utah State Courts will be participating.
This drill is an opportunity to practice how to protect yourself during earthquakes. The ShakeOut website provides a wealth of resources, including videos, tips on protecting yourself, what you shoudl have in you grab and go kit and drill manuals.
Tens of thousands of Utahns have signed up to participate, including state and local government offices, schools, businesses, medical facilities, non-profits and faith-based organizations. You can register online to add your name to the list of participants.


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One Ls—You may find helpful the short essay titled How to Read a Legal Opinion: A Guide for New Law Students written by GW Law Professor Orin Kerr. According to the abstract:
This essay is designed to help new law students prepare for the first few weeks of class. It explains what judicial opinions are, how they are structured, and what law students should look for when reading them.


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Vitamin D – the best way to obtain it
Vitamin D is necessary for our bodies. It can help decrease your chance of getting up to 16 different types of cancer. It also helps build bones, quell inflammation, and boost the immune system. The best way to obtain Vitamin D is through… short exposure to the sun. Soaking in the sun 10-20 minutes a couple times a week can help boost those Vitamin D levels can help optimize your health. Make sure you don't over do it though!


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|Reviews for Even If
| simpleplan13 chapter 1 . 10/28/2007
if not yours then mine... than
this piece just makes me say aw... So many of us can relate to this piece.. and its nicely done... I really like the phrase "sugarcoating lines" and the idea of living in an uneeded manner... great job
| Faithless Juliet chapter 1 . 8/28/2007
Powerful detail, you really used your heart to write these verses. Keep up the good work.
Much love,
| whispered something profound chapter 1 . 8/21/2007
So sad... I love the first two lines, they start the poem off really strong and you keep it pretty strong the entire way through.


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How to find out if a ResultSet is empty?
String sql = "SELECT * FROM MEMBERS WHERE NAME='John'";
ResultSet rs = statement.executeQuery(sql);
List businessObjectList = new ArrayList();
String sql = "SELECT * FROM MEMBERS WHERE NAME='John'";
ResultSet rs = statement.executeQuery(sql);
while(rs.next) {
BusinessObject businessObject = new BusinessObject();
if(businessObjectList.size() == 0) {
throw new Exception("YO, The ResultSet was EMPTY. CALL IT SUPPORT ASAP");
Something like that might work.
BusinessObject is just a place holder in this example. You would have to create your own domain or model object to represent what was coming back from the database.
Best of Luck.
There is a long thread about the topic on sun forums
That thread does have quite a bit of discussion in it (over several years too), but it also contains quite a bit of poor programming examples.
Touching and moving the cursor all over the place is typically a bad idea.
The current "best practice" as far as I understand it for checking to see if a result set is null or not is to work with the result set like its not empty. Iterate through the result set using the .next() method and then checking your results after that. IF you didn't produce anything after iterating through the result set. The result set was empty.
This was more elegantly stated in the posts in the above thread by Dr. Clap (twice) and duffymo.
Just FYI, you can avoid using sql if u use hibernate/jpa/ejb3.0 entity bean.
check if(rs.next()){ //resultset not null}else{ //Resultset is null means empty}


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|NEWS | Sunday, 04 November 2007
A salary rise for Malta's doctors keeps the brain drain away
Matthew Vella
After two years of negotiations, Malta's medical health service is to be equipped with better paid, and happier doctors.
Now they believe Malta's brain drain to countries like the UK – itself having undergone its own nationwide reform seven years ago under Tony Blair, and partly a reason for our drain – can be stemmed. Martin Balzan, the secretary general of the Medical Association of Malta, says a new agreement on doctors' salaries can just about achieve that.
But just a month ago, Malta's young doctors were not even completing their two-year stint in the government hospital after graduation. New graduates were signing up for registration abroad. As Josanne Vassallo, the editor of the Malta Medical Journal warned in September, "Previously we lost graduates who had proceeded abroad for postgraduate training and then opted to pursue their career and profession overseas. We now see newly graduate doctors leaving our shoes to work in EU countries such as the UK."
Much as this seemed to be an international endorsement of Malta's excellent graduates, Vassallo warned of doctors' shortages at all levels in future. Since 2000, over 200 Maltese graduates went to work in the UK alone attracted by better wages and conditions in the NHS and private hospitals. Another 35 new graduates had also applied this year after graduating.
Dr Balzan says the new salary increases and the start of postgraduate training programmes may finally turn the tide. The increase are indeed generous, in some cases a doubling of salaries for consultants by 2010. But finally, new graduates can be assured that they can specialise in their areas with postgraduate training programmes which are to start in the coming year. The new agreement, which government clinched with doctors right after the Budget, addresses the grievances previously echoed by many of those who left Malta to pursue their career abroad.
What the public stands to win is the increased presence of their doctors in the state hospital. Whereas before consultants were free to pursue their private work, they are now being paid higher and are expected to work in the afternoons – one way in which a year-long waiting list could be cut further, Balzan says.
The highest-paid doctors, consultants, who this year will be earning Lm13,011 and who choose to work solely for the State will be paid Lm28,080 by 2010. They will work for five mornings and four afternoons a week – with another three sessions as may be required. Added together, these 12 sessions will form part of the work the state-only consultants will have to provide. And they will also have to tutor new graduates and forfeit any private work.
Those consultants who choose to keep their private work will earn Lm18,693 by 2010, up from their Lm11,359. The deal includes the six mornings they work for the State, the Lm3,000 they get for tutoring, and some Lm1,500 from on-call allowances when they are required on a 24-hour basis.
Despite the increase in salaries, many doubt how many senior doctors will be ready to depart from their private practice, a lucrative earner which in certain cases outstrips what the State pays. Dr Frank Portelli, the chief executive of St Philip's Hospital, agrees. "No surgeon with a well established private practice will forgo his private practice for the State wage, because they earn much more. The people who will be retained by the State are those who don't have a private practice."
But Martin Balzan says the government's role is not to compete with the private sector. "Both public and private healthcare are complementary to each other. Patients have a choice, while the government can rely on the private sector to take part of the burden of waiting lists whilst ensuring its doctors can retain their right to work in private practice."
But Balzan says that from a total of 150 consultants, some 30, 40 currently with a private practice will be taking up the State's offer to give up their private work. The majority are expected to juggle their private and public work.
"But they can still agree with the State to be contracted for a fixed number of sessions throughout the year. That represents the difference between the two types of salaries, and it should ensure more operations taking place in the afternoon. It is an incentive to keep the operation theatres working longer. But who has a steady private practice which has taken years, maybe five years to build up, could be expected to keep that practice going."
In the long-term, Balzan argues, doctors who left Malta after graduation may return wealthier and accept to work in the State service.
"I think the agreement translates in greater quality care, partly by the increase in salaries and partly by the provision of postgraduate training. We can keep our doctors here – even health centre doctors working in the accident and emergency department will be getting a Lm4,500 increase for their 44-hour week. These are effectively the 'gatekeepers' of our health service, and they have been take care of as well," Balzan says.
And indeed, Malta's State GPs have been crucial parts of the national health service despite the dismal conditions in which they work, while authorities insist that health centre doctors should see one patient every four minutes. According to a study by family medicine specialist Dr Mario Sammut, doctors in primary care claimed they were "unappreciated and neglected", blaming poor pay and career progression – the obvious culprits. Doctors complained that patients were not respectful of their professional role, while the administration was uncaring and indifferent to their opinion.
Junior doctors now will continue to work from 7.45am to 2.30pm, Monday to Saturday, with the consultants then deciding on how many doctors are then needed for the afternoon sessions. In such cases, junior doctors have been given the option to be paid extra or have a morning off.
One unnamed GP at a health centre says the increase is welcome although not the ideal standard, surely not at par with higher salaries in richer countries like the UK. That is why 40 doctors voted against the agreement in the MAM general meeting. Another 250 voted in favour.
But Martin Balzan is hopeful that this agreement restores the much needed confidence of those curing the nation's illnesses. "This wasn't an agreement we just struck up in a matter of weeks. It took two years to conclude, and it is a win-win situation for patients and doctors."
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"My Afghanistan leadership was like, 'I have no idea who you are talking about,' " Wilson said. "We don't have a female with that last name. I think you have the wrong shop."
After Wilson came clean, commanders in Afghanistan decided to send him home. Within six hours, he was packed and loaded onto a plane. As the sun rose that morning, his prevailing concern was who would fill his slot inside the ramshackle intelligence fusion cell.
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One of the most essential things about me is the need to travel. I grew up in a lifestyle where I was never in one country for longer than about four years, and I tend to like it that way. That doesn't mean that once I leave a place I'll never be back, just that I have the need for fresh experiences.
Ought to be fun.
One a more personal level, I'd say I'm a good cook, and that it's easy to relax around me.
Overall though? Some people will point out how much of a difference there is when I switch gears. That there is a huge distinction between me on a personal and friendly level, and me while I'm in work mode. I'll still be a nice guy, no worries about that, just that there is an attitutde shift.
Books might be a bit trickier, but the main contenders here are the "Song of Ice and Fire" series. Yes, I read it back when it was still a book, before it was made into the amazing HBO show. Although my favorite book saga would definitely be the "Wheel of Time" by Robert Jordan. I grew up with those books, and I know I'll keep revisiting them all my life. After that, probably a more common mix of Jules Vernes, Tolkien, Bujold, and some Cherryh.
When it come to music I honestly haven't had that much time to just sit back and listen to some lately, so I have to make do with whatever floats my way online or on a radio. Like with everyone, my music prefference is greatly affected by my mood, so expect anything from Ray Charles, through Gorillaz, all the way to AC/DC. One stable item will however always be Daft Punk however, I love those french bastards to death.
If you read anything else about me, then you might be wondering how come I'm not babbling about my movie choices, the answer is simple. There are too many to list, and I myself don't know which ones are my favorite. It's easier to just leave it at saying that Tarantino and Scorsese are the directors who influence me the most.
Finding myself in strange new situations.
Great food and the chance to prepare it.
The irregular moments of reunion over a glass of wine with friends from halfway around the globe.
Escapes from reality and into fantastic worlds. Be it films, books, games, or long-winded debates.
The ability to be irresponsible at times and let loose my inner Calvin (Hobbes may or may not be included).
Not buying it? Ok. How about, everything is permitted. There are no typical Friday nights, just seven nights in a week that are up to you to fill with activities you enjoy the most. If you fill all 7 then I tip my hat to you and it will probably unlock VIP access for you to the top secret Michelin star private restaurant, free of charge for people who live life to the fullest. Oh and you get a +1 there, so you know, try and remember who tipped you off about the whole thing *ahem*.


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Just purchased a 2006 E60 yesterday. beautiful and fun would be the two words i would choose to describe this car if faced with the challenge. the third would be "clunky". Today just going to and from work and traveling around town, i too am facing this same question. I have tried letting off the gas when i expect the shift and resume once it has completed the change...still clunky. messed with different modes...still clunky. This is the first BMW i have ever driven...period. That being said i have nothing to compare it to. I am though, aware enough and car savy to know it does shift quite awkward... in my opinion. I believe Magic-Man and myself were shooting for the same drive experience today. something comfortable around town and dirty when M button pushed and above 5K RPM. From my estimations i dont think this is going to happen. It is a true sports car sedan. it loved to be smashed with the gas. i drove it slow and quiet and got clunky. i drove it "semi-hard" and fast...got smooth. I am sure the engineers knew of this "problem" but technology just couldnt produce a remedy. I am ok with this. I will sacrifice the jerky ride for an unbelievable ride otherwise. looking forward to getting more comfortable with the car and enjoying my time with her. Thank you BMW for the experience.
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That insult and other comments from Strahan were a reaction to Sapp saying Strahan's single-season sack record set in 2001 should carry an asterisk.
Sapp's response came in a wide-ranging press conference at Disney's Wide World of Sports that was part comedy routine and part pro wrestling throwdown.
In addition to calling Sapp a "jackass," Strahan also questioned Sapp's diet, which he alleged included frequent trips to McDonald's.
A jackass?
"That's OK," Sapp said, sitting at a table, a Buc towel wrapped around his shoulders. "I've been called worse. The McDonald's thing I loved. Because at McDonald's, we love to see you smile. My favorite spot on Friday night."
Strahan set the NFL single-season sack record last year. The record-setting sack came when Strahan tackled Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre, who appeared to concede the tackle.
The sack put Strahan's single-season total at 22½. And it came in the final minutes of New York's 34-25 season-ending loss to the Packers on a play Sapp called "belly weak," which had Favre rolling out and left unprotected.
"The man called belly weak," Sapp said. "You don't get a sack on belly weak.
"Who was the intended receiver? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know this. I'm from Florida and Cape Canaveral is right around the corner from my home. But I don't build rockets and I don't know how they fly rockets.
"But I know what belly weak looks like. And I know what a sack looks like.
"Thank you."
Strahan said Sapp quit in Tampa Bay's 31-9 playoff loss to the Philadelphia Eagles last season, He also said Sapp has been in the league eight or nine years and hasn't played in a Super Bowl.
"So get out of the first round of the playoffs, then you can talk to me," Strahan said.
Sapp let those comments stew for three days.
"Telling me I've been talking about getting to the Super Bowl for eight or nine years," Sapp said. "I haven't been in the league. ... this is my eighth one. Didn't even think about the Super Bowl when I was with (coach) Sam (Wyche)."
Strahan broke Mark Gastineau's record of 22 sacks. Gastineau was at the game when Strahan broke the record.
"The worst part about it, they dragged Gastineau to watch this travesty and made him walk on the field and congratulate this man," Sapp said.
An ironic aspect of the record is that the victim of the record-breaking sack was Favre. Sapp and Favre revel in a fierce but friendly rivalry.
"That's why it hurts me so much," Sapp said. "It was my boy that gave it up.
"The hardest quarterback in this league to put on the ground. Not only did they run that bootleg not once, not twice but four times. They ran it the first play of the game. I watched the whole thing. This is not a debate.
"This is a man who wants something given to him and they gave it to him. So have it."
Sapp called Favre before the game when Strahan set the record.
"I told him don't give it to him," Sapp said. "If he gets you, he gets you. But don't give it to him."
Sapp hasn't spoken to Favre since the controversial sack.
"I will," Sapp said. "He's on the schedule."
The Packers visit Tampa on Nov. 24.
Strahan said he thinks Sapp is over-rated.
"Stop talking and maybe just do it and worry about what he's got going on with his team before I pull out the film of these guys playing the Eagles in the playoffs where he shut it down on national TV," Strahan said. "I'm sick of a guy who ain't even the best defensive tackle in the league talking about (me)."
Sapp didn't criticize Strahan's first 21½ sacks.
"Unbelievable," Sapp said. "All of that. ... He played like a man. He has to admit that last one doesn't count. I'll give you the 21½ because you went and got those. That's a man's game. I never said anything about the 21½. That's why I watched the game, I knew Favre would give him a chance to get him.
"If he can get him. He couldn't get him. They ran four naked bootlegs to Strahan and he couldn't get him down."
What would happen if Favre ran the same play four times to Sapp's side?
"Oh, he's going down," Sapp said.
Sapp has been in the middle of criticism and controversy since last year. He was criticized last year because he had only six sacks after 16½ the previous year. Sapp was hampered last year by a rotator cuff injury.
"I wanted to slit my wrist," Sapp said. "That's exactly what I wanted to do.
"I wanted to slit my wrist. I couldn't help my ballclub. I couldn't push off scrub linemen, let alone the ones that play pretty good. And I get two every week. So I need to be on top of my game."
Is he 100% now?
"Give me two more weeks," Sapp said. "It's training camp, baby."


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Dr. Clark Edison Quotes
|Season 11 / Episode 20: - The Stiff in the Cliff
Dr. Clark Edison: We were all in shock the day he disappeared
Jack Hodgins: I mean, at least hyperthermia was a relatively painless way to go
Temperance Brennan: Oh it is, but this man did not die of hyperthermia He died of sharp instrument trauma to the left posterior parietal
|Season 11 / Episode 7: - The Promise in the Palace
Dr. Clark Edison: The ribs appear to have received multiple fractures, uh, from the impact of the bicycle
Jack Hodgins: Well, yeah. I mean 170 pound biker, 25 pound bike, factor in the rate of acceleration and... come on, it's your basic high school physics problem
James Aubrey: Not my high school
|Season 11 / Episode 7: - The Promise in the Palace
Temperance Brennan: I had no idea your were a fan of magic, Dr. Edison
Dr. Clark Edison: And I take it you're not?
Temperance Brennan: No, nor of witchcraft , astrology or the lotto, all of which requires one to relinquish rational thought
Dr. Clark Edison: [Feeling awkward, seeing Cam just walk in] Oh, Dr. Saroyan, you're just in time
Camille Saroyan: Eh, thank you I suppose
|Season 10 / Episode 22: - The Next in the Last
Angela Montenegro: [Looking at Clark doing facial reconstruction] If this is somehow related to Pelant...
Dr. Clark Edison: [Angela takes it over from him] Thank you
Angela Montenegro: Honestly, I can't bear to see something done this badly
Dr. Clark Edison: I'm insulted and yet grateful
|Season 10 / Episode 22: - The Next in the Last
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: [Looking at some bones] Hmm
Wendell Bray: What do you see, Dr. Brennan?
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: You want to be a student forever, Mr. Bray?
Wendell Bray: Eh, no. Of course not
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Then take a look for yourself. See what others wouldn't. I'm not gonna always be here to bail you out. The same goes for you, Dr. Edison
Dr. Clark Edison: [Confused] I'm already a doctor
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Then show us why!
|Season 10 / Episode 16: - The Big Beef at the Royal Diner
Dr. Clark Edison: Dr. Brennan, I'm confused about these notes. I wasn't aware that we found injuries to the frontal, nasal, vormer or nasal conchea?
Temperance Brennan: Eh, oh, no, those aren't for this case! Those are lyrics to a song I'm writing for Christine about the human skeletal system
Dr. Clark Edison: Oh, that's very nice! Well, if I was to write a song about all the fractures I found on these ribs, it might take an entire opera
|Season 10 / Episode 2: - The Lance to the Heart
Angela Montenegro: I just wished that we'd never have uncovered this whole conspiracy
Dr. Jack Hodgins: But we did. And if we're going to put an end to it, we need to destroy its central nervous system
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: The conspiracy is not an sentient life form, Dr. Hodgins
Dr. Jack Hodgins: I disagree. It's grown the same way any living organism grows
Dr. Clark Edison: Then how do you suggest to break down this organism to give us the leader?
|Season 10 / Episode 1: - The Conspiracy in the Corpse
Dr. Clark Edison: So, who is this?
Dr. Jack Hodgins: I can't believe you got a judge who grant you an exhumation order
Caroline Julian: Apparently there are still one or two judges who haven't been blackmailed yet
|Season 10 / Episode 1: - The Conspiracy in the Corpse
Dr. Clark Edison: [Raising his hand] Excuse me. No one here has told me who this is or why he is so important
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Those details are not your concern, Dr. Edison. You're here to assist and to analyze the bones
Dr. Clark Edison: I'm the head of my department. I'm here as a favor! If you don't trust me... [starts walking away]
Dr. Camille Saroyan: This is absurd, Dr. Brennan. Howard Cooper, dead 16 years
|Season 9 / Episode 22: - The Nail In The Coffin
Dr. Clark Edison: Dr. Brennan. I just have to say how much I appreciate how accepting you've been about me working with you on this case
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Yes, that is rare for me, isn't it?
Dr. Clark Edison: [Smiles] Yes it is
|Season 9 / Episode 22: - The Nail In The Coffin
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: And the nails?
Dr. Clark Edison: Oh! Well, that's actually the most interesting part!
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Oh, next time please lead with the most interesting finding
Dr. Clark Edison: Well, I guess I'd like to build. I am more of a crescendo type of guy
|Season 9 / Episode 22: - The Nail In The Coffin
Dr. Clark Edison: Just tell Dr. Brennan it wasn't my fault.
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Good luck with that.
|Season 9 / Episode 18: - The Carrot in the Kudzu
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Why are you even here, rather than an intern?
Dr. Clark Edison: Forensic conference in Buffalo.
Dr. Camille Saroyan: The interns got extra credit if they went
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Yeah well, everyone should get extra credit for going to Buffalo!
|Season 9 / Episode 12: - The Ghost in the Killer
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: So you don't believe me either?
Dr. Clark Edison: It's not about believe, it's about the evidence! You taught me that!
|Season 9 / Episode 6: - The Woman In White
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Angela told me not to touch anything, so can you pick up rib 5?
Dr. Clark Edison: Two minutes with you and I am back being an intern!
|Season 8 / Episode 6: - The Patriot in Purgatory
Colin Fisher: The soft callus hasn't consolidated yet. I'd put this break 10 days before he died. [Squinterns turn expectantly to Vaziri]
Arastoo Vaziri: ...Dr. Saroyan and Dr. Hodgins fixed time of death on September 21.
Colin Fisher: That means this injury occured September 11, 2001.
Arastoo Vaziri: Yeah.
Dr. Clark Edison: My God.
Wendell Bray: 9/11.
Finn Abernathy: Given the presence of jet fuel and his injuries, this man could've been at the Pentagon when the plane hit.
Dr. Clark Edison: Yeah. But every victim in that attack has been accounted for and identified.
Arastoo Vaziri: Maybe not. Maybe just the victims that had a home.
|Season 8 / Episode 6: - The Patriot in Purgatory
Colin Fisher: 9/11 was a trauma to us all - not like this guy or the people who died that day. But it still changed us, right? A-and we act like it doesn't matter. Clearly Wendell is freaking out. And you [to Arastoo] You went nuts earlier. The first rule at the looney bin is to get it all out in the open. So that's what we're going to do, all right? I'll go... I was in High School. It was my Senior Year. I was [chuckls] breaking into my history teacher's desk to steal a test I hadn't studied for, and he walked in. He was crying. He couldn't care less what I was doing. That's when I found out. So I... I talked to him. I had stolen test in my hand, and we both sat... and we cried... Next?... Oh, come on!
Dr. Clark Edison: ...I was working. It was uh, before school - coffee shop. Everyone was just staring at the TV. No one said a word. The cook came out to watch with the rest of us. I still remember the smell of food burning on that grill.
Finn Abernathy: I was 9. I got in the way of my stepfather hitting my mama. He stuck me with some scissors. My mama wanted to take me to the hosital. But my hurt didn't seem like nothin' when we heard what happened.
Arastoo Vaziri: I was at morning prayers... I didn't believe that day. I didn't believe in anything.
Colin Fisher: ...Wendell?
Wendell Bray: ...I was uh, with my aunt... from that morning for the next few days... My uncle was a firefighter at New York... He never came home.
|Season 8 / Episode 6: - The Patriot in Purgatory
Arastoo Vaziri: This rib fracture, Fisher, the remodeling seems to indicate it was fractured more than four days before he died, doesn't it?
Colin Fisher: Definitely.
Dr. Clark Edison: [to Arastoo] Wait... Are you thinking what I think you're thinking?
|Season 8 / Episode 6: - The Patriot in Purgatory
Finn Abernathy: Now the bones are clean and we have no trace evidence to examine.
Colin Fisher: Oh God! Yes, we do.
Dr. Clark Edison: We do? 'Cause I don't think we do.
Colin Fisher: Not if we focus on the bones. We're fools.
Arastoo Vaziri: Excuse me?
Colin Fisher: We've been focusing on the bones. That's the problem.
Finn Abernathy: But we're Forensic Anthropologists. That's why Dr. Brennan planted us here.
Colin Fisher: No, she planted us here to get answers.
|Season 8 / Episode 1: - The Future in the Past
Dr. Clark Edison: [to Cam] Please place your findings in the binder.
|Season 8 / Episode 1: - The Future in the Past
Dr. Clark Edison: [to Hodgins] Did you place your findings in the binder?
|Season 8 / Episode 1: - The Future in the Past
Dr. Camille Saroyan: The result of the work you're doing is that you will most likely be out of a job.
Dr. Clark Edison: It has occurred to me.
Dr. Camille Saroyan: Yet, it never occurred to you to do a bad job. I'll never forget that.
|Season 7 / Episode 4: - The Male in the Mail
Dr. Camille Saroyan: The body lipids combined with the packing material and transformed the tissue into an aderporious gel.
Dr. Clark Edison: Yeah, I'm pretty sure my Middle School served this for dessert.
|Season 7 / Episode 4: - The Male in the Mail
Dr. Clark Edison: Look, there was a whole lot of activity going on there. And I was just thinking - maybe I could help you out. Not meaning like that- because I would never...
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Tender and swollen breasts are common in the third trimester.
Dr. Clark Edison: Of course.
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: It's very uncomfortable. My bra size has increased by 2 cups.
Dr. Clark Edison: I hadn't noticed.
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: It's quite obvious. You should be more observant, Dr. Edison.
Dr. Clark Edison: Oh, I see now. You're much larger now. [Clears his throat]
|Season 7 / Episode 4: - The Male in the Mail
Dr. Clark Edison: Okay, this is ridiculous, Dr. Hodgins. Do you think our killer used a thousand year old battle axe?
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Hey, a good scientist never assumes anything. Would you like to do the honors?
Dr. Clark Edison: All right. [Clark uses the battle axe]
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Nope.
Dr. Clark Edison: What else do you have?
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Scimitar.
Dr. Clark Edison: Oh yeah. That'll do.
|Season 7 / Episode 4: - The Male in the Mail
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Good work, Dr. Edison.
Dr. Clark Edison: But I have no answers.
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: You will. I wouldn't hire a fool.
Dr. Clark Edison: Suppose that's true. Thank you. And I'm glad to see that your breasts seem to be feeling better.
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: I beg your pardon.
Dr. Clark Edison: Before you said I should observe.
|Season 7 / Episode 4: - The Male in the Mail
Dr. Clark Edison: Did you know that cabbage leaves are recommended to smoothe sore breasts? Apparently the phytochemicals in the plant...
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: I spent the evening naked so my breasts are actually feeling much better.
|Season 6 / Episode 14: - The Bikini in the Soup
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Gave them to the Pharoah's slaves when they were buried with him under the pyramids.
Dr. Clark Edison: To cry into?
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Mmm. Cause they were so sad that the Pharoah was gone.
Dr. Clark Edison: Oh, I'm thinking they were crying because they were slaves and being buried alive.
|Season 6 / Episode 10: - The Body in the Bag
Dr. Jack Hodgins: So about the NSA...
Dr. Clark Edison: Never gonna happen Dr. Hodgins.
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Yeah, but...
Dr. Clark Edison: It was a summer job.
Dr. Jack Hodgins: But...
Dr. Clark Edison: Can't sorry.
|Season 6 / Episode 2: - The Couple in the Cave
Angela Montenegro: No. No. No. No. You were a couple. You just weren't having sex. Were you jealous?
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Of course not. I'm happy for Booth. Why would I be jealous?
Dr. Clark Edison: Because it's obvious you and Agent Booth were attracted to each other. I mean a blind man could see that. I just couldn't understand why you two just didn't rip each other's clothes off. I mean just get all butt-naked and - Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Uh. I'm - I'm sorry. It just popped out, okay?
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