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Changing jobs
Careful research, winter visits, befriending locals and being adaptable are all vital when moving to a remote, beautiful location
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Dr Moore-Money is the resident comparison expert at Gocompare.com.
If you've got a question about comparing things online then he's your man - and nothing is taboo.
In this session, the doc will be discussing all things energy…
Dearest Doctor Moore-Money,
The nights have drawn in and it's cold outside, which means that I'm dead keen for a few quality evenings in with the missus with the curtains drawn, cranking up the heat.
Alas, she's having none of it.
Every time I try and cajole her into getting cosy, she swats away my advances with a frosty huff, and returns to her Sudoku puzzles, usually telling me to go and put another jumper on if I need warming up.
I've even resorted to attempting to have a cheeky spin (of the dial) when she's not looking, but she soon susses what I'm up to and throws a proverbial bucket of cold water over my fun.
In fact, rather than stay in the house I'm opting to go and warm my cockles down the pub, where I'm always welcomed by Tracey, the new barmaid, who giggles at my witty remarks as she lovingly squeezes out a foaming measure of Bishop's Tipple.
Any tips on how I can bring the wife around?
Derrick, Greater Manchester
Dear Derrick,
You'll be relieved to learn that this is a common problem.
A scientific study carried out by my friends at Gocompare.com in 2013 (which is just as relevant today) found that nearly a quarter of couples fall out when it comes to turning up the heat.
However, there appears to be something of a 'role-reversal' in your domestic scenario – usually, it's the female in the relationship who's gagging to give the dial a tweak at this time of year, with the gentleman of the household tending to put a dampener on proceedings.
You both have needs and desires, which you should be mutually respectful of.
But your partner should also be mindful that her reticence to turn the heat on could have serious implications – bursting pipes are a real concern at this time of year.
How about suggesting an intimate evening of comparing energy online?
Just fire up Gocompare.com's energy comparison tool and show your wife the tantalising deals on offer.
When she feasts her eyes on the bevy of seductive savings you could cajole her into going the whole hog and switching. You might find that she'll be much more free and easy from then on…
Dearest Doctor Moore-Money,
My partner and I are always looking for new ways to spice things up, especially when it comes to switching.
We're always at it – bank accounts, breakdown cover, broadband, you name it.
In fact, we're so mad for it that it seems we're constantly egging each other on to find more extreme ways of comparing things.
Take last Wednesday, for instance. One minute we were enjoying a shepherd's pie and a bottle of Black Tower… then our eyes met and he gave me that look.
Next thing you know, we were rabidly running a quote for bungalow insurance on Gocompare.com… despite us living in a two-floor Baratt home.
Any ideas for something we can do to raise the temperature a notch this winter?
George and Linda, Scarborough
Dear George and Linda,
Wow - it sounds like you two have a hot and spicy comparison life already!
As you seem loving and committed, here's an idea for you – how about getting friends and neighbours involved in the fun too?
Collective switching is a hot new craze which is taking the nation by storm.
It involves clubbing together with others – usually complete strangers – to land a sizzling 'members only' deal on your energy. It's easy, and there's no commitment to switch once you've signed up.
So why not throw a 'by invitation only' collective switching party?
Spend an evening tantalisingly writing invitations to neighbours you'd like to know a little better, and close friends. You could come up with imaginative ideas for cocktails and nibbles, too.
When the night comes, welcome your guests and let the conversation flow. Make sure you remind them to bring a copy of their latest utility bill, too.
When everyone's feeling suitably socially lubricated, surprise them with your true intentions.
Of course at this point, some guests may get cold feet – this is fine. A collective switching party should be a fun, no-pressure environment where everyone is feeling comfortable and uninhibited.
However, for the committed few, why not put on a show for them? You and your husband could take to the centre of the room and show them just how easy it is.
You might find that a few more curious members begin to be more forthcoming. Let them join in, if they're up for it. Perhaps guide them through. Some might feel more comfortable just watching.
Your bashes will soon be the talk of the neighbourhood! And so might your savings…
Dear Dr Moore-Money,
I'm considering trading in my clapped-out old boiler for a new, younger model.
The current one takes its time getting warmed up, and makes a frightful din in the process.
I've been casting my eye around the marketplace and a few have caught my eye.
Any wisdom for making my next step?
Brian, Southwold
Dear Brian,
Boilers which have seen better days can be a terrible drain on your resources, so now might well be the time to trade up.
There's a plethora of options out there, and some energy companies will even offer a trade-in for your own model. Most come with a manufacturer's warranty for added peace of mind.
However, it's always important to remember that new boilers require regular servicing too – if neglected they might end up being just as bothersome as your existing model!
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Written by Siddhartha Mukherjee
Reviewed by Adityarup "Rup" Chakravorty, Social Media and Communications Assistant, WID
The American Cancer Society estimates that more than half a million people in the USA alone will die due to various cancers in 2015. But in his astonishingly ambitious book, The Emperor of all Maladies: A Biography of Cancer, Siddhartha Mukherjee writes, "dying, even more than death, defines the illness."Although published more than four years ago, Mukherjee's first foray into literature has lost none of its ability to draw readers into a fascinating journey "into the depths not only of science and medicine, but of culture, history, literature, and politics, into cancer's past and into its future."
On the 23rd of December, 1971, President Nixon signed the National Cancer Act and declared war on cancer. But what exactly have we been fighting against? Who have been the generals and soldiers in this skirmish? And most importantly, are we winning or losing this battle? These are the questions Mukherjee tackles in The Emperor of all Maladies. Mukherjee, who is a professor-physician at Columbia University and its Medical Center, is clearly motivated by his concern for his patients and driven by a need to understand – and maybe even conquer – the motley collection of diseases we call cancer. The book itself, he says, "is a very long answer to a question first posed to me by a patient…a woman with a very aggressive form of abdominal cancer" who, in the depths of her losing battle against the disease, wanted to know what it was she was fighting for and against.
Mukherjee weaves together stories of the patients he has treated, their struggles and triumphs, into a narrative that is surprisingly personal in tone while communicating an impressive amount of information. What the book does not try to do is explain the science behind our understanding of cancer biology in-depth. Mukherjee takes us on a breezy, fairly superficial survey of the researchers and discoveries that have punctuated our increasing knowledge about why and how cancers happen and how to prevent and stop them.
But, The Emperor of all Maladies extends beyond just looking at causes and possible treatments for cancers. Where it truly excels is Mukherjee's ability to focus on the people who helped frame the social, political and scientific attitudes and approaches to cancer we have today. From Sydney Farber and Mary Lasker and their battles to take the issues of cancer research and cures into the halls of the Senate and House in Washington, to Robert Weinberg and (UW-Madison's very own) Howard Temin and their quests to understand the biology behind the disease, Mukherjee is superb at transporting us into the minds and worlds of the titanic characters that populate his literary journey of discovery. In trying to write a biography of cancer, Mukherjee embarks on an impossible task, but what he does accomplish is impressive.
The Emperor of all Maladies is an engrossing read that succeeds in its mission of transporting the public and scientists into the social, political, and historical – if not the scientific – pillars of cancer biology and research. Mukherjee's confident yet humble tone frames his obvious desire to help his patients make sense of a senseless disease and leaves us with a surprisingly optimistic feeling.


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What is Observation?
What is on the road?
What is the Road?
That's really
on the road
which means from one point to another
or The phenomenon of place
Combine both
Put your Soul inside the road or the place?
Find some thing interesting you used to see them regually
From Art and its original
the quality, production, expression, or realm, according to aesthetic principles, of what is beautiful, appealing, or of more than ordinary significance
To see
Traditional way for Observation
To smell
More deeply to remind your memory
To Hear
Voice may touch your heart more than other senses
What's the next stop
Observation on the
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To See?
To Do?
To Test?
To Smell?
To Hear?
What are You & how You exist in the world
Road or Place
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Road:An open, generally public way for the passage of vehicles, people, and animals.
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Enumeration of Interface Collections on USB Composite Devices
Interfaces on a composite USB device can be grouped in collections. The USB Generic Parent Driver (Usbccgp.sys) can enumerate interface collections in four ways.
These four methods of enumeration of interface collections are arranged hierarchically in the following manner:
- Vendor-supplied callback routines
If the vendor has registered a callback routine with the USB Generic Parent Driver (Usbccgp.sys), the generic parent driver gives precedence to the callback routine, and allows the callback routine to group interfaces rather than using some other method. For more information on the enumeration of interface collection using vendor-supplied callback routines, see Customizing Enumeration of Interface Collections for Composite Devices.
- Union Functional Descriptors
. If the vendor has enabled CDC and WMCDC enumeration in the USB generic parent driver, the generic parent driver uses union functional descriptors (UFDs) to group interfaces into collections. When enabled, this method has precedence over all other methods, except for vendor-supplied callback routines. For more information on the enumeration of devices with UFDs, see Support for Wireless Mobile Communications Device Class.
- Interface Association Descriptors
If interface association descriptors (IADs) are present, the USB generic parent driver always groups interfaces by using IADs rather than by using legacy methods. Microsoft recommends that vendors use IADs to define interface collections. For more information on the enumeration of devices with IADs, see Enumeration of Interface Collections on USB Devices with IADs.
Legacy audio method.
The USB generic parent driver is able to enumerate interface collections by using legacy techniques that are reserved for audio functions. The generic parent driver does not use this method if there are any IADs on the device. For more information on the legacy audio method of enumeration, see Enumeration of Interface Collections on Audio Devices without IADs.
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I am writing this piece from an elegiac frame of mind. To a time which we remember. To a time to which we won't be able to return.
A time where the world wasn't a scary and daunting. A time where we remained seemingly untinctured by what the future holds. A time where time itself seemed perennial, where the world would keep turning regardless of any thought.
A time where there wasn't a construct for you to fit in. A time where seeking, desperately trying to obtain validation from others was irrelevant. A time where we didn't need to feed the ego with how we compare to other people, what popularity we attain or how much money we earn.
Although our innocence may be gone, the path that one might go on to try and achieve happiness may not be necessary. Maybe we have an illusion of what happiness is, and that we were most content, most happy, and most perfect right from the beginning.
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LateReg wrote:
I think myself and most people want some of that uniqueness that XI applied to gear, most notably Artifact, class unique armor. Though it got old, it was awesome, and it marked a milestone in your progression. It would be cool if they could bring it back in XIV and expand upon it constantly so we don't get bored. Let's just hope we can get to that point before rage-quitting :(
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Well we will be getting class/job armor that was pushed in the open already, how ever outside of that even 11 fell short on uniqueness every single job played by a skilled person was wearing identical items as those were optimal. Only variation was if you had 5mil or 100mil to spend on you set.
That is were SE probably got the idea for the way HQ armor is now. There are games were you can skin you armor to be pretty and not compromise the effectiveness, 11 was not one of them i used my monk armor for 3 years (be4 cap brake) as nothing better came out then what i had.
I do hope we get the Aion function were you make your armor look like something else, but keep the stats and functionality.
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The parents of a prisoner who died in custody at the Tangipahoa Parish Jail last year filed a wrongful death suit alleging jail staff failed to monitor the health of Keith Joseph or provide him with treatment "evidencing a wanton disregard" for his medical needs.
The lawsuit, filed Monday in the U.S. District Court in New Orleans names the Sheriff's Office, several deputies and the site's nurse as defendants.
Sheriff Daniel Edwards extended his condolences to Joseph's family, but has contested many of the plaintiffs' claims, writing in a Tuesday email to The Advocate that "there are abundant factual errors" with the family's version of the story.
Joseph was booked into the jail on or about Feb. 19, 2014, the petition states. He was serving time for a revocation to his probation related to a prior felony conviction for distribution of Schedule I narcotics, the sheriff wrote.
Joseph died March 11, 2014, almost exactly a year before the suit was filed.
While he was in jail, Joseph's mother and siblings told staff he had a number of health conditions, including blood clots surrounding his lungs and a severe but unspecified heart condition, the petition states.
The lawsuit says Joseph had been prescribed medication for his heart condition, and that when he did not take the medicine he experienced "severe and intolerable chest pains." Around March 3, 2014, he began to complain about such pains and told a staff member identified only as Officer Brock, "and also specifically and continually requested his medication" for at least a week prior to his death, the petition claims.
On March 11, 2014, Joseph was taken to see the on-duty nurse, and his vital signs were taken, though he was returned to his cell, the petition alleges. Shortly after returning, he again complained to Brock.
"Ain't nothing wrong with you, sit your (expletive) down," was the officer's reply, the petition alleges.
After the exchange, Joseph "had a bowel movement, gasped for air, and collapsed in front of Officer Brock," the document continues.
It claims three other prisoners witnessed the events.
The petition goes on to allege that it was at least half an hour after Joseph's collapse before he was given CPR.
The petition blames the "actions and/or inaction" of the defendants for Joseph's death.
The Sheriff's Office, which has not yet been served with the lawsuit, remembers a very different chain of events.
"At this juncture we can say that our records and the recollection of medical professionals at the jail refute the allegations of the lawsuit," the sheriff said.
"Our records show Mr. Joseph was in the jail medical office for certain complaints when he lost consciousness and was given CPR immediately," Edwards wrote.
Within five minutes, emergency medical crews arrived on scene and provided care, but Joseph died "after more than an hour of attempts to resuscitate him. The coroner was called and performed an autopsy without delay," he continued.
Defendants named in the suit are the state Department of Corrections, the Tangipahoa Sheriff's Office, Edwards, Officer Brock, two assistant wardens, the parish prison medical services, the insurance company believed to provide coverage for the Sheriff's Office and a nurse who works for the prison.
The suit also mentions Dr. Reginald Goldsby, identified as the nurse's supervisor, who is sometimes specifically named as a defendant, but whose name is at other times excluded from the list of defendants. The sheriff, in his email, said the suit makes mention of "a physician who hasn't worked in the jail in more than (four) years," though he does not specifically identify the doctor.
The plaintiffs, Jerry and Merline Joseph, identified as Keith Joseph's parents, have requested a jury trial and are seeking unspecified compensatory, nominal and punitive damages as well as court costs and attorneys' fees.
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After a series of devastating events including the abduction of her 3 year old son, Joyce Martin, died from injuries sustained in a fiery auto accident. Poised on the threshold between life and eternity, Joyce made a bargain that sent her back to her earthly life to find the son that was taken from her and use her psychic abilities to help others who had suffered the shattering loss of a loved one. This is the inspirational true story of a woman who survived life's darkest moments and carried the light of hope and healing to others on the brink of despair.
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A lay organisation is created to pursue a common goal by non-experts ( lay men) in the field of interest. This is often because there isn't a professional body which fulfills the common objectives of a group of people. They are commonly formed as a more structured self-help group by sufferers and carers for conditions and illnesses not yet fully supported by the medical establishment. They are often continued in addition to official medical bodies since their collective experience provides valuable support for others seeking help.[1]
'Lay' is derived from Anglo-French Lai, meaning 'of the people' or 'the people at large'. In religous terms the laity refers to all persons who are not clergy. The early lay organisations were religous based, e.g. the Women's Missionary Society (WMS) (1864 to 1989). In the late 1800s, the Montreal Woman's Missionary Society secured the services of Mine Cote. For 30 years, she visited and provided care and support for the poor in Montreal, Canada.
The earliest modern lay organisation is considered to be Alcoholics Anonymous which was formed in the 1930s by Bill Wilson, after seeking several avenues to cure his alcoholism and being influenced by Ebby Thacher a member of a Christian movement called the Oxford Group, Dr. William Silkworth, a proponent of the disease concept of alcoholism, and collaboration with another alcoholic Dr. Bob Smith. Using his own methods Smith's last drink was on June 10, 1935 is considered to be the founding date after which Wilson and Smith co-founded AA with a word of mouth program to help other alcoholics. [2]
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- 01/02/2017
Great selection of fabrics, leather, foam, etc. Staff has always been very knowledgable and helpful when I've been there. Great clearance prices too!
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I have never had any problem getting help when I needed it at Foam and Fabric. I have had to wait at times, but this is only because they were very busy. The sales personal have been knowledgeable, courteous and willing to answer my questions and show me where something was if I couldn't find it. I like the variety of materials they have and the convenience of it being not too far from my home. I would recommend this store to others.
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Terribly rude employees. They have a great selection, but I will not be going back after my experience yesterday. I've been a customer for 2+ years, and have had several bad experiences with their employees, but finally decided I will no longer drive 25 minutes out of my way for a store that offers zero customer service. Last night I asked an employee to cut some fabric for me. She replied, "I'm in the middle of helping someone else right now." I assumed she would assist me once she was done with the other customer or send another employee. However, after waiting twenty minutes, and watching her help 3-4 other customers, I left the store. I will not return. I've recommended this place to many people over the years, always with the caveat that the selection is great, but don't expect any help while you're there. From now on I will not recommend this place at all. I prefer to shop local, but only when that local place deserves my business. They've proven time and time again that they just don't care.
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The Commission proposes ways to deliver cheaper and more competitive food prices in Europe
December 10, 2008
Why this Communication?
Between 2007 and summer 2008 the prices of agricultural products such as
cereals and milk increased at an exceptionally high speed. This price increase
was largely reflected in higher prices for food. As a result the purchasing
power of the average European household declined by around 1%, with low income
household being hit even harder. In light of this, the European Council asked
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The Commission promised to report back to the European Council in
> Communication COM(2008) 821 final "Food prices in Europe"
> Working documents:
>> SEC(2008)2970 (296 kB) : "Monitoring prices developments"
>> SEC(2008)2971 (423 kB) : "Task force on the role of speculation in agricultural commodities price movements - Is there a speculative bubble in commodity markets?"
>> SEC(2008)2972: "The functioning of the food supply chain and its effects on food prices"
Prices of agricultural products are currently declining rapidly, but will remain volatile
Prices of agricultural products have decreased sharply over the past months
and prices of food products are expected to follow suit. However, structural
factors like the growth in global food demand and the decline in food crop
productivity growth are likely to keep prices high up over the medium-term. It
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continued surveillance of markets for agricultural products is therefore
To put global supply and demand for food back into balance, agricultural production should respond to market signals and an open trade policy should be promoted. By agreeing to the Health Check of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the EU has already taken decisive steps to allow farmers to better respond to more volatile market conditions. The Doha Round of WTO trade talks promises the opening up of agricultural markets to developing countries.
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I am looking for a crochet pattern for a hot pad using the rings from the top of pop cans. I have made them before but it has been a long time ago and I have forgotten how to lay them out to interlock.
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I could not find a hot pad; but this purse tutorial might jog your memory. One of the rounds might be extended for a hot pad?
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it looks like i might be able to get a small building on the cheap, from an old friend...it used to be a gift shop.....
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Birmingham, June 24: India captain MS Dhoni admitted that it was a "bit unfair" to have played out a 20-over game in a 50-over Champions Trophy final against England here at Edgbaston on Sunday (June 23).
The match officials were forced to reduce the game to 20 overs due to rain. After a delay of over 6 hours, the final started. India edged England by 5 runs in a last-over thriller.
After winning the trophy, Dhoni addressed the media. He spoke on various issues.
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Question: A one-day match turned into a 20-over match. Players, playing in colored clothes. What was going through your mind?
MS Dhoni: To start off, I think it's a bit unfair that in the ICC Champions Trophy 50-over format we had to play a 20-over game to find a winner. But still, I think they needed the result.
But I think there was something for the bowlers, especially, spinners, if you bowl the right areas you can hit the seam, getting a bit of turn, and it was stopping a bit. So, that was the reason why we had those extra fielders and also we wanted to put some extra pressure on their batsmen. It was very important if it starts to turn that we have two spinners used right now. But it was important with our main bowlers we get wickets.
Q: What did you tell your team when they went out to field? What did you tell them because they weren't defending a lot? And, secondly, the we've always seen is known as Captain Cool. Today after winning you showed the kind of emotions you have not shown even in the World Cup.
Dhoni: It means a lot because you're playing against some of the best sides, and also the kind of match that we had won. To beat England in a 130-odd runs game is something that's very difficult.
Q: How did you motivate your team?
Dhoni: Before going in I said, let's first of all get rid of the feeling that it's a 50-over game. It's a 20-over game, and we have seen in IPL and in T20 formats, 130 runs can be a difficult target to achieve. Secondly, nobody looks to the left of the pavilion. That's the side that the rain was coming from. So, I said God is not coming to save us. If you want to win this trophy, we'll have to fight it out.
We are the number-one ranked ODI side, so let's make sure that they have to fight for these 130-odd runs. Don't look for any outside help.
Q: MS, 130, like you said, was not a great total to defend. And throughout the tournament, Trott has been the lynchpin of their batting lineup. Was that dismissal part of the plan?
Dhoni: No, no, that was not planned at all.
Q: But how important was it?
Dhoni: I think it was a very important wicket for us. Not only his, but Cook also the reason being the two batsmen looked to play through the innings, and the others rotate around them. This means, if they get a good partnership going, they can play freely, especially if you talk about this game. You know, 130-odd runs. If there is a big partnership going, it becomes very difficult for us to come back into the game.
Q: At any stage when the match may not be played, did you think the match would not be played? Did you ever think the tournament was missing a reserve day?
Dhoni: I'm not sure about it. We just come and play the tournament. I'm not too worried about the result. That is something that the ICC needs to have a look at. The only bad thing is that, you know, the winner was decided in a 20-over game when it comes to a 50-over format.
Q: Can you start thinking about the 2015 World Cup or is it still too far away considering the team that you have? The nucleus of that team will remain one-and-a-half years from now?
Dhoni: Well, it's very difficult to answer as of now. People, especially players get injured very often. Most of these players, they end up going into the 2015 World Cup, but it's too far ahead. We'll have plenty of tournaments before that and plenty of important series, ICC event, Asia Cup and all of those series. So I don't think we're looking too much ahead.
We've got a series against West Indies where we're going from here, and then Zimbabwe and after that we have some fair time off to get also going, recharge ourselves so we can avoid injuries.
Q: When you were batting, there were two or three rain interruptions and eventually the conditions resulted in England batting. Do you think in circumstances like these they need to take care of - when the other team bats? Do they need to consider the first team that is batting? Because it was not the same when they were batting in the conditions and the results. What do you make of it?
Dhoni: First and foremost we know in games like these, toss becomes very crucial the reason being you can see when we were batting, the good thing was it rained a lot. It all started quite before our batsmen went in to bat, a 1030 start. We started very late.
After that, also we went to bat and after every few overs they had to come off. Which means, people talk about getting set, getting used to the pace and then playing the big shots, but that was never the case. The batsmen, whenever they felt that they were set, they could play those big strokes. They're supposed to come out and we had 15, 20 minutes at least.
That really never allowed us to gain any kind of momentum or build the kind of partnership that was needed. It reflected later on in the innings when the middle-order went into bat. They played a few big shots, and it never really paid off. It went straight to the fielders. I think it was the reason why we ended up scoring less than we should have scored or would have like to score.
I don't think there is much that can be done. But you're right, there was a lot of problem with those breaks. There were plenty of breaks, but I don't think we ever gained any momentum from that.
Q: A couple of characters on your team that have done quite well, certainly Ravindra today and Shikhar Dhawan through the tournament?
Dhoni: I think Shikhar, he has just carried forward his confidence from the Test innings that he played. He went into the IPL with an injury. But as soon as he became fit, he was scoring freely, which I feel is very important. He's a slightly different character, but a fun loving guy. At the same time, he backs himself to play those big strokes that he plays.
So I think that really helped him, especially in this tournament. It's something that he will carry forward. He'll gain a lot of confidence out of the innings that he has played, especially over here. And that will really help the team more often than not get off to a good start.
Jadeja is someone who keeps it very simple. Just looks for the right area and the ball does the talking. The good part was he contributed with the bat, which I feel is very important because he's someone who will have to bat at number seven. Now what we have seen is you can't play with six batsmen and five bowlers. You know, the seven number slot is very crucial, and he's the only one out of nine that can really do that job for us.
Q: In the 18th over, there were two wides and then two wickets. What are you thinking after the wides? And Alastair Cook thought about that Bell decision was very poor. You were right there. What did you see from your angles?
Dhoni: I'm not really close to the television, so I don't really know, and I haven't seen the television. But there are lots of things that happened. If you start dreaming about stuff, then not to forget. Last time we came over here we were playing the five ODIs. There was no ropes done. There were never any breaks to make sure that the field was in good condition, and we paid the price. Every time we lost the toss, we were bowling second.
So every captain has his views, and we all respect that. What was the second one?
Ishant went for the six. The strong breeze was going across the stadium, and if you middle the ball, very good chance that it will go for a six. And Nick's plan was to bowl outside of which I felt Ishant struggled a bit. So I said, no, let's get back to the original plan, you know? This wide length of delivery is not really working for you, so we brought him back. And he bowled a slower one and so deceived the batsman, so it worked.
As I always say, you have to see the strength of the bowler and you can't just implore the plan because it works for the batsman, but you have to see if the bowler can really implement that plan, because you have to see if it's strength or not.
Q: You led India to a T20, 50-over World Cup and now this Champions Trophy. How different is this team from the other two? And also, is there anything more to achieve as a captain, because you have done it in all formats in all big tournaments? How does it feel?
Dhoni: I never turn up on the field to achieve something as a captain. For me, winning the game is very important, and that is of utmost importance for us as a team. I feel the first ICC World Cup in 2007 that we won, and this tournament that we have won, there is a bit of similarity. There also there were quite a few - quite a number of players who were making their comebacks into the team, so they wanted to do well desperately and be part of the team.
The thing that is the case in this team also, there are a few who wanted to do well and have a secondary position on the side.
The 2011 World Cup, I think it was the right mix. We had very experienced players and some of them felt it could be their last World Cup because of age and everything. So I think, and also the fact that it was happening in India, we all wanted to do well because the expectation was too much. We just wanted to express ourselves. I think the similarities between the 2007 and this team.
Q: Take any extra pleasure from having beaten England in the final? Particular after it was such a tough tour when you were here last time and in the Test series?
Dhoni: No, opposition is just opposition for us. It doesn't really matter if we had beaten England in the final or some of the other sides, you know, because if you start looking at the opposition and particular teams, you want to win a game, then you may find it difficult. But it's the same. It doesn't matter who we have beaten, but the thing is we have beaten them quite well.
Q: Could you talk about the over, Ashwin bowled against Eoin Morgan and how that played a part? And you keeping him for the final over, possibly, because I'm sure you wanted him to pull in the batting powerplay?
Dhoni: Well, I think, you know, the plan was to keep the spinners for the two overs of power play. The reason being, the English conditions are really used to playing the fast bowlers and with key fielders outside, our bowlers would have found it quite difficult to contain the batsmen. So I thought with a bit of turn and with the left-right combination going in, it would be good to keep the spinners for the last two or three overs at least. They would have to play those big shots.
But for that it was very important that our fast bowlers bowled really well, so that we have more than eight or nine runs in the last two or three overs. I think we gave up a few deliveries from which they could score, the fast bowlers. But apart from that, the middle overs they came in here and bowled really well. And that really kept the pressure going.
As far as the last-minute concern, the three overs that he initially bowled, once Ian came in, we said, let's look to put pressure on him and see if he plays a bat stroke or two, we can go after Ashwin, and there is a very good chance that he may get out. At that point if we had gotten him out, the game would have been slightly easier for us.


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Marquee Energy Ltd. has entered into an agreement to acquire light oil assets complementary to the Company's existing core asset base and infrastructure at Michichi. The strategic acquisition includes approximately 330 boe/d (79% oil & NGLs) and 34 net sections of land containing Banff rights that are contiguous with Marquee's position in the area. Consideration is approximately $16.5 million, including $14.5 million cash and the conveyance and exchange of certain non-core gas assets valued at approximately $2 million (subject to customary closing adjustments).
Marquee will initially fund the Acquisition through a combination of working capital, bank debt, and with the proceeds of a recently closed non-core asset disposition. The Transaction is effective as of February 1, 2015 and is expected to close on or before March 30, 2015. Completion of the Acquisition is subject to standard regulatory approvals.
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This is not the city I remember.
I realize this as I reach the first traffic sign coming into Washington, a flashing signal that prompts me to brake momentarily as I pull onto Arlington Memorial Bridge, which spans the Potomac River and takes people from Virginia to the foot of the Lincoln Memorial.
The yellow bulbs, blinking brightly to those about to enter the District of Columbia, say simply: "Raised Terror Alert."
I don't know what to make of it. Should I turn around? Stay away from monuments and government offices? Avoid bridges?
For the first time, I wonder whether it's safe to be here.
I had come to Washington to stroll through what I still consider the most beautiful city in America, especially at night. The monuments, memorials, gardens and historic landmarks always have made Washington such a welcoming place.
Suddenly, I don't feel so welcome. It's only 9 p.m., but more police cruisers are around the monuments than tourists' cars. Security spotlights dwarf the glow from wrought-iron bridge lamps.
I can't help but be angry at the greeting, at the message to be afraid. I know the federal government has just raised the terror threat color code from yellow to orange. But the sign is unsettling.
I used to be a police reporter in Detroit, one of the most violent cities in America. Imagine a sign on Ambassador Bridge warning visitors from Canada as they near city limits: "Murder levels raised." Tourists would slam their cars into reverse.
I do not. I decide to go on with my visit. Perhaps the sign is a routine precaution, a message for visitors to keep their eyes peeled for anything suspicious.
But it doesn't take long to realize that this city has erected a lot more than signage. The famed National Mall resembles a city under siege.
Police are everywhere. Some officers carry automatic weapons. Others walk bomb-sniffing dogs. Concrete Jersey barriers block roads, and security checkpoints dot Capitol Hill.
The White House, for the most part, is closed to the public; tours must be arranged through a member of Congress. You'd get a better view of the building from a postcard, because curtained-off steel fences block the view. An anti-aircraft missile sits atop a federal building nearby.
The U.S. Capitol, whose steps I used to climb at 2 a.m. for a peaceful, panoramic view of the city, is no longer so open to citizens. You can't take the steps or sit on the lawn, although you can get in line at the Visitor Receiving Facility for a brief tour.
Perhaps the most unsettling image, though, is the lack of people. I have never walked the Mall on a summer evening and not seen plenty of tourists taking in the sights or residents out on errands, strolls or enjoying the night air.
Tonight, there is no one.
I finally find two people not in uniform: a couple walking a Jack Russell terrier. I ask them where everyone is.
"You didn't hear?" Kevin Gayner, 41, says. "The terror alert was raised. The Mall kind of clears out. Who wants to be around when the terrorists hit again?"
Few worries out West
If poll numbers are accurate, his concerns aren't echoing nationwide. According to USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll results, 65% of Americans say they are "not too worried" or "not worried at all" that they will become a victim of terrorism.
The farther you get from the East Coast corridor, the more the fear seems to diminish. The poll finds 12% of those in the East are "very worried" about becoming victims. In the South, the number drops to 8%. In the Midwest, 7% of people are that concerned, while in the West, only 5% consider themselves very worried.
The disconnect is even more pronounced in Southern California, where I work.
Like the rest of the country, Los Angeles watched in horror as the towers fell and the Pentagon burned. But by the time the United States invaded Iraq, 9/11 had become gripping TV, a story line for movies.
Remember when Hollywood spoke deferentially about the war? In 2002, the Academy Awards turned drab as the stars dressed down and offered solemn words of support for the troops. The next year, when Michael Moore tried to talk politics, he was booed. This year, the stars seemed to largely have forgotten combat, terrorism or Sept. 11.
L.A. is hardly alone in its detachment. I was in San Diego recently to write about Comic-Con, the world's largest comic-book convention. The annual gathering draws more than 75,000 people, all welcome to wear costumes, masks and backpacks full of whatever they see fit to bring.
I remember walking through the hordes, amazed at the lack of tension. There were no metal detectors, no bag checks and only four cops, one eating a corndog in the food court.
"I don't think anyone gave much thought to getting attacked," Randy Grant, 21, of San Diego, told me after the convention. "If it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen. Not much you can do."
Not that the nation's capital isn't trying. Walk into any of the Smithsonian Institution museums, and you'll feel as if you've entered an airport. All bags are hand-searched, and officials warn visitors to allow extra time for security lines.
Walk the streets, and you'll spot video cameras perched atop buildings. The Metro subway stations are being outfitted with bomb containment trash cans.
Some residents are now calling the place Fortress Washington. And that's fine with them.
"Anything that makes us safer is worth trying," says Oliver Simon, 51, who lives in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. "We know it's better to be cautious than caught off-guard."
But travel into Northeast Washington or cross the Anacostia River into the crime-plagued neighborhoods of Southeast D.C., and the checkpoints disappear.
"You don't get too many congressmen living here, so there never were a lot of police," says Albert Moses of Southeast's Benning Heights neighborhood. "I don't think people here are as worried about terrorism as they are about old-fashioned crime."
But Moses, 54, concedes that he doesn't venture to the Mall much.
"Seeing all those guns and tanks makes you feel like something bad is going to happen at any time," he says.
I decide to take a final drive down Independence Avenue for at least a passing view of the Capitol and the beautiful federal buildings that bracket it.
For the third time tonight, I'm stopped at a police checkpoint. An officer walks up to the car, glancing through the windows. Another officer shines a powerful spotlight into the back seat. A third stands about 10 feet away, an automatic rifle held across his chest.
"Did anything happen tonight, officer?" I ask.
"Increased terror alert, sir," he responds.
"So it's like this most nights?"
"Move along, sir," he says.
I was going to take a second pass by the Lincoln Memorial, see if I could find a parking spot not taken by a sawhorse, Jersey barrier or police car. But the more I see here, the greater my sense of dread.
Open city closes a little
When Pierre L'Enfant designed this capital in the 1790s, he meant it to represent the ideals of the new country. The White House, Capitol and Supreme Court sat just steps away from people's homes. The centerpiece was a vast open Mall that would encourage citizens to engage with the government that represented them. It invited celebrations and demonstrations, picnickers and protesters.
Martin Luther King Jr. led thousands along the city's grand avenues. Lincoln's funeral procession traveled these roads. The country celebrated the end of two world wars with street parades.
Now Washington hides behind bunkers, blockades and bulletproof vests. A half-dozen streets around the White House and Capitol are closed for fear of truck bombs. And forget the Washington Monument: It's closed for security enhancement until next spring.
Perhaps this is the way to deal with the threat: to be as prepared as possible, to have officers and barricades and weapons at the ready. Or maybe the arms buildup makes the threat feel greater than it is. At this point, though, I don't care. I'm ready to head back to my hotel and the relative calm of the Virginia suburbs.
As I pass back over the Potomac River, something catches my eye in the rear-view mirror. It's that sign, still blinking, still warning me that the terror level is raised, that the nation's capital may again be a target, that strangers may be enemies.
I don't know if that's true or not.
But in bracing for a blow that may never come, my old city already has lost so much of what it used to be.


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