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Facial Scar - Wide/Depressed. How much should I pay for a revision? (Photos)
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Facial Scar Revision
Facial scars can usually be improved with scar revision procedures.
It may be necessary to have more than one procedure to optimize the result.
A more complete evaluation is necessary, this should be performed by an experienced physician.
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Did you know that you do not have to use flour to make a delicious waffle? All you need is a sweet potato, some eggs and waffle iron. This is one of my favorite, quick sweet potato recipes that your appetite and your muscles will surely thank you for. It gives new meaning to "Chicken & Waffles."
Ingredients make 2 large waffles for 1 or 2 servings:
- 225g sweet potato
- 1 egg
- 3 egg whites
- Seasonings: 1 tsp allspice, 1 tbsp cinnamon
- Grate a raw sweet potato into a bowl.
- Add 1 egg, 3 egg whites and seasonings to the bowl. Mix with a fork.
- Set your waffle iron on medium high heat and spray with coconut oil so that the waffle does not stick.
- Pour the batter onto the waffle iron and spread evenly. Close the lid and let it cook for about 5 minutes or until your waffle iron indicates the waffle is cooked.
- Boom.
15-sec Tutorial:
Approximate macros for 1 waffle: 179 calories, 14g protein, 24g carbs, 3g fat

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Home-Grown Cereals Authority Take-all in winter wheat
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1 Home-Grown Cereals Authority Take-all in winter wheat management guidelines Autumn 2006
2 1 Take-all in winter wheat management guidelines Introduction Take-all is a serious soil-borne disease of cereals. It is estimated that half of UK wheat crops are affected and that they suffer average yield losses of 5 20%. More than half of the crop can be lost when disease is severe. The cost to farmers is estimated to be up to 60 million a year. The take-all fungus, Gaeumannomyces graminis var. tritici, infects winter wheat roots (also barley, rye and triticale but not oats) in the autumn. Another strain of the fungus, var. avenae, affects oats as well as other cereals but is currently very rare. The disease cannot be completely controlled but its severity can be managed. These guidelines summarise current knowledge, including information from recent research on fungicides and rotations. Identifying take-all Healthy Healthy Diseased Affected plants have black lesions on roots. Early and severe infections can lead to uneven growth and occasionally plant death in spring or early summer. These visible symptoms and, later, premature ripening (whiteheads) usually occur in patches. Diseased Grain yield and quality are reduced.
3 Take-all in winter wheat management guidelines 2 Understanding the disease The fungus that causes take-all in wheat is ubiquitous in UK arable land. The disease reduces yield by blocking water and nutrient uptake in infected roots. Severity depends on weather and other factors including soil type. Phases of infection Primary infection occurs in autumn from inoculum in the soil. There is usually very little inoculum after a non-susceptible crop, albeit sufficient to initiate infection of a susceptible crop. Secondary (root-to-root) infection occurs mostly in spring and summer. The disease spreads from infected seedling roots to developing crown roots. High levels of primary infection lead to increased secondary infection, especially when soils are warm and moist. Disease progress in crop sequences Figure 1 illustrates how take-all develops in successive wheat crops. Primary and secondary phases of infection, as well as relative yields, are shown for each year. Crop debris, which contains inoculum, starts to decay soon after harvest. The rate of decay is an important determinant of amounts of disease in second and subsequent crops. Take-all decline This occurs because microbial organisms antagonistic to the take-all fungus build up in soil, reducing the rate of secondary spread. Once take-all decline has become established, less yield loss will occur, although yields will typically be lower than for first wheats. Take-all decline can develop in successive crops of wheat, barley or triticale. The disease becomes most severe in winter wheat, and the consequent take-all decline is robust, conferring protection on wheat and the less susceptible cereals. However, where decline is built up under such crops, it will not protect winter wheat. Therefore, growing wheat after a barley (or triticale) crop often leads to severe take-all (Table 1). Table 1. Wheat yields in fourth year of rotation Rotation W W W W W W B W Final take-all index Yield dm W = wheat B = barley ADAS Rosemaund Effective take-all decline, established after a long run of susceptible crops, will not be completely lost after a one-year break or set-aside. Longer or frequentlyrepeated breaks will result in the complete loss of take-all decline. P R I M A R Wheat 1 Wheat 2 Wheat 3 Wheat 4 Level of infection First wheat gives highest yield Y S E C O N D A R Y YIELD P R I M A R Y Second wheat yields less R S E C O N D A Y YIELD P R I M A R Y S E C O N D A R Y Lowest yield with worst take-all YIELD P R I M A R Y Yield rises as take-all decline sets in S E C O N D A R Y YIELD in crop Soil inoculum from previous season Yield Dec Mar June Little inoculum in soil after a break results in few primary infections to initiate secondary infection. Thus, there is likely to be little disease during grain filling. However, high levels of take-all inoculum may be left in the soil. Dec Mar June Residual inoculum from wheat 1 leads to more primary, and hence secondary, infection, so second wheats can be severely diseased. There is also more inoculum to infect wheat 3. Dec Mar June After two susceptible wheat crops, amounts of soil inoculum are higher than in wheat 2 resulting in more primary infection, which increases secondary infection. Dec Mar June The disease become less severe because take-all decline reduces the rate of secondary infection. Timing of decline is variable. It may not appear until the fifth crop. Figure 1. Diagrammatic representation of take-all development in successive wheat crops, and relative yield effects
4 3 Take-all in winter wheat management guidelines Factors influencing take-all Environmental Weather Regional differences in take-all relate to weather, soil type and cropping systems. Take-all is most prevalent in eastern England, where cereal-dominated rotations are most common. Severe infections also occur in the west and south-west, but wetter weather during grain filling means the effects are often less severe. Take-all development is encouraged by a warm winter followed by a wet spring/early summer. Yield loss is increased by dry conditions during grain filling, which exacerbate the damaging effects of the disease on root function (Figure 2). Yield (t/ha) Dry spring Dry summer A first wheat crop usually appears to remain healthy. However, moist soil during the growing season will encourage inoculum build-up. This will impact on following crops. Favourable weather for disease development in successive years leads to severe 'take-all years'. More rarely, runs of unfavourable weather over several years can result in crops in which take-all is almost absent. Soil type Wet spring Dry summer Dry spring Wet summer Wet spring Wet summer Figure 2. Effect of soil moisture on yield in a severe take-all epidemic ADAS Rosemaund Crops on light soils (sand, sandy loams and loams), where the fungus spreads more easily, tend to have most disease. Yield loss is often greater on these soils, as well as chalky downland soil, which are more drought-prone, than on well structured and water retentive soils, eg chalky boulder clays. Second wheats on fen peats can also be particularly severely affected by the disease, as can crops on other low ph soils. However, risk can differ even within a soil series. For example, among chalky boulder clays, crops on the Ragdale series are more prone to take-all than those on the Hanslope series. Therefore, local knowledge is important when assessing risk. Management Crop rotation A well-managed one-year break normally controls take-all in a following cereal. Any broad-leaved crop will form an effective break, as will oats, unless the rare oat-attacking strain of the fungus is present. However, a one-year break does not eliminate the fungus. Where the preceding cereal crop suffered a lot of disease, significant inoculum may persist through the break. Cereal volunteers and grass carriers also undermine the effectiveness of a break. A first wheat after set-aside is usually not affected by severe take-all, provided all green cover is effectively destroyed as soon as permitted. In a wheat/set-aside rotation the risk of severe take-all may increase with the number of cycles. Preceding a short sequence of cereals with a twoyear ryegrass ley encourages antagonistic fungi to develop. This usually delays the onset of severe takeall by a year, allowing an extra wheat crop to be grown with reduced risk of severe take-all. However, a one-year ryegrass cover may increase severity. A catch crop of a nitrogen-demanding crop, eg white mustard, sown after the volunteers have been destroyed may further reduce take-all survival and increase the effectiveness of set-aside as a cereal break. Cultivations A firm seedbed discourages fungal growth. However, on heavy soils, over-compaction can hinder root growth and exacerbate the damaging effects of the fungus on root function. Ploughing buries most of the take-all inoculum, which is in the top 10cm of soil at harvest, and brings less infective soil to the surface. This reduces early infection and gives the plant time to establish before its roots reach more infective soil. However, consolidation after ploughing is important to achieve a firm seedbed. Minimum tillage of first wheat stubble leaves highly infective soil near the surface allowing a second wheat to be infected more rapidly but has the advantage that it leaves a firmer seedbed than ploughing. Take-all in longer cereal sequences is not consistently affected by tillage method.
5 Take-all in winter wheat management guidelines 4 Volunteer cereals and grass weeds Cereal volunteers (not oats in most of the UK) and some grass weeds, particularly couch and barren brome, carry the take-all fungus through break crops. In first wheats the risk of take-all increases in proportion to the density of volunteers or weeds. Early destruction of volunteers (Figure 3) and grass weeds or grass covers on set-aside, reduces the risk to first winter wheats. Take-all may, however, survive or even multiply on couch rhizomes after foliage has been killed. Take-all index (0 100) No volunteers Early control Late control No control Figure 3. Take-all in first wheat after oilseed rape in which wheat volunteers were or were not controlled Take-all decline, like the fungus itself, diminishes during a break from wheat. Introducing a set-aside break into a relatively short run of cereals may result in loss of take-all decline, more so in the presence of some weed grasses, eg ryegrass, barren brome (Figure 4) or black-grass. Take-all index (0-100) No grass No wheat With wheat Barren brome Rothamsted Research Ryegrass Figure 4. Effects of two grass species (grown with or without wheat after two wheat crops) on take-all in the following wheat crop Rothamsted Research Varieties There is little evidence that the resistance of current wheat varieties to take-all differs. However, some varieties suffer less yield loss than others when grown as second wheats; they may be better able to withstand the stress of root loss associated with the disease. The relative yields of varieties differ depending on rotational position. For example, Savannah, Cordiale, Hyperion, Einstein, Gladiator and Ambrosia have higher relative yields as second wheats, while Robigus, Claire, Nijinsky and Mascot have relatively lower yields (Figure 5). Yield as second cereal (t/ha) Varieties yielding relatively higher as second wheats Ambrosia Gladiator Einstein Hyperion Cordiale Savannah Nijinsky Robigus Claire Mascot Varieties yielding relatively lower as second wheats Yield as first cereal (t/ha) Figure 5. Yields of wheat varieties grown as first and second cereals HGCA Recommended List, 2006/07 Up-to-date information can be found in the HGCA Recommended List for winter wheat, including first and second wheat performance in supplementary tables, and at No
6 5 Take-all in winter wheat management guidelines Drilling date Take-all inoculum starts to decrease soon after harvest. Therefore, risk to the next crop decreases as the interval between harvest and drilling lengthens, as shown diagrammatically in Figure 6. However, any benefit from later sowing may be lost if volunteers or susceptible grasses are allowed to grow between crops. Inoculum level Early drilling Late drilling Inoculum decay Harvest Time (days) Figure 6. Inoculum level and driling date: later drilling = lower inoculum Earlier drilling of first wheats increases the risk that damaging take-all will develop in second wheats. Where possible, second wheats should not be sown before the second half of October (Table 2). Crop nutrition Maintaining correct nutrition is important in minimising take-all and its effects; deficiency of any nutrient should be avoided. Nitrogen Take-all destroys roots, reducing a crop's ability to take up nitrogen and other nutrients. Timing of N applications is important. Nitrogen should be applied earlier to crops at risk of take-all than to first wheats. An early application (around 60kg N/ha) in February/March followed by the main dressing in April is better than a single dressing or later applications. Because uptake by crops with severe take-all is less efficient, the disease may increase leaching losses. There is evidence that take-all is less severe with ammonium sulphate than with ammonium nitrate, urea or ammonium chloride fertilisers but in wellbuffered UK soils the effect is small. Phosphate Phosphate-deficient soils (less than 15mg/kg of soil Index 1 or less) favour take-all (Figure 7). Phosphate should be at 20mg/kg soil (Index 2) before the start of a cereal sequence and any deficiency rectified, ideally before the break crop, to reduce take-all risk in the second cereal. 100 Table 2. How drilling date may affect take-all severity and yield of second wheat 6 Oct 18 Oct 31 Oct 13 Nov Final take-all index Yield (t/ha) Take-all index (0-100) Drilling dates for continuous cereals should be the same as for second wheats. Seed rate ADAS Rosemaund Take-all can develop more quickly and become more severe at higher seed rates, which allow more primary and secondary infection because of greater root density. Reducing seed rates can increase yield where take-all is severe but this may not be practical with later-sown at-risk crops Figure 7. Effects of soil P on take-all in wheat Other nutrients 20 Soluble P (mg/kg) Rothamsted Research Manganese, potash and sulphur deficiencies have been linked to increased take-all severity. Manganese and potash deficiencies should be corrected before the crop is sown. However, severe take-all sometimes occurs even when supplies of these nutrients are adequate
7 Take-all in winter wheat management guidelines 6 Seed treatment fungicides Seed treatments are available based on two active ingredients: fluquinconazole (plus prochloraz as Jockey) and silthiofam (Latitude). Both treatments give only partial control of take-all and should be used along with other measures to minimise its effects (Table 3). HGCA-funded trials have compared the seed-treatment fungicides (Table 4). Table 3. When is seed treatment justified? Crop sown First wheat Second wheat Third wheat Continuous wheat Making use of take-all decline Table 4. Main features of take-all seed-treatment fungicides Silthiofam Early acting against primary infection Yield benefit typically up to t/ha where take-all is moderate to severe Take-all specific Often better than fluquinconazole when applied to successive crops in trials Treatment Treat only if there is a known risk, eg many cereal volunteers or much couch grass in preceding break crop. Treat particularly if there is a known risk, eg take-all regularly occurs in second wheats on the farm; crop follows a first wheat sown very early. Use seed treatment, but grow a crop only if second wheat appeared healthy during grain filling and yielded well. NB yields will still be reduced. Do not sow, with or without treatment, if second wheat appeared poor in July with distinct root blackening. At-risk crops entering a long run (second, third or even fourth wheat) may be treated to increase yield. In some circumstances this may delay establishment of effective take-all decline. Fluquinconazole Longer acting provides suppression of primary and secondary infection Yield benefit typically up to t/ha where take-all is moderate to severe Active against take-all and delays foliar diseases, eg yellow rust and oria Some evidence of detrimental effects when used as a repeat treatment Action summary Plan rotations to avoid take-all risk, where possible. Correct any P, K and Mn deficiency in the years before a take-all susceptible crop. Control cereal volunteers and grass weeds in break crops. Destroy green covers on set-aside as soon as permitted. Avoid 'green bridge' between successive cereal crops. Consider a seed treatment for crops at risk. Avoid very early drilling of first wheat, if second wheat planned. Avoid poor second wheat varieties, using the HGCA Recommended List. Drill into a firm seedbed and possibly plough to reduce effectiveness of inoculum. Drill non-first wheats after mid- October where possible; if earlier, consider reducing seed rate. Apply adequate N sufficiently early. Consider using early-season foliar fungicide active against take-all. Foliar fungicides Azoxystrobin (Amistar) used as a T1 spray at 1 litre product/ha sometimes increases yield through take-all control. Performance appears inconsistent and may be affected by weather at application. It sometimes enhances the effects of silthiofam.
8 Home-Grown Cereals Authority Caledonia House 223 Pentonville Road London N1 9HY T F Further information Topic Sheets, Project Progress and HGCA Recommended Lists are free to HGCA levy-payers. Project Reports and Research Reviews are available from HGCA at cost. All HGCA publications are available on the HGCA website. Topic Sheet 49 (2001) Take-all control in winter wheat: I Planning Topic Sheet 50 (2001) Take-all control in winter wheat: II Agronomy Research Review 20 (1991) Take-all disease of cereals Project Report 255 (2001) Managing early-drilled second wheats to minimise the impact of take-all Project Report 268 (2002) Take-all in winter wheat: Effects of silthiofam (Latitude) Project Report 285 (2002) Effects of azoxystrobin on wheat take-all Project Report 309 (2003) Strategies for fungicidal control of take-all Project Report 342 (2004) Take-all control with silthiofam (Latitude); Economic implications from a six-year rotation experiment Project Report 395 (2006) Optimising the performance and benefits of takeall control chemicals Project Report 398 (2006) Developing a rationale to integrate take-all control measures, reduce disease impact and maximise wheat margins BASF website: Monsanto website: Acknowledgments These guidelines were funded as an HGCA knowledge transfer project and were written by Dr Geoff Bateman, Richard Gutteridge and Dr John Jenkyn, Rothamsted Research; John Spink, ADAS; and Dr Jim McVittie, HGCA. HGCA is grateful to the following people who have commented on draft versions of the guidelines: Bill Clark, Dr Neil Paveley, ADAS; Paul Rooke, AIC; Jonathan Tann, BASF plc; Dr David Cooper, Defra; Alan Bide, Hampshire Arable Systems; Prof Graham Jellis and Dr Roger Williams, HGCA; Dr Doug Bailey, INRA; Dr Rosemary Bayles, NIAB; Dr Fiona Burnett, SAC; Chris Dawson, Potash Development Association and David Yarham. The guidelines were edited by Dr Clive Edwards, HGCA and Geoff Dodgson, Chamberlain. Design by Chamberlain HGCA K
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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star adults-only hotel near Port Vila Market
Popular property highlights
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of National Museum and Port Vila Market. Parliament House and University of the South Pacific are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with 3 outdoor pools, this hotel has a restaurant and a fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, an outdoor tennis court, and meeting rooms.
Room Amenities
All 29 rooms provide conveniences like sitting areas and refrigerators, plus balconies and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include WiFi, room service, and premium bedding.
Guest Highlights
- Spotless guestrooms
- Good location
- Onsite restaurant
- Pool
- Helpful staff
Mangoes Resort
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Mangoes Resort features 3 outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor tennis court, and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Port Vila hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, a garden, and dry cleaning/laundry services. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Mangoes Resort has designated areas for smoking.
- Luggage storage
- Designated smoking areas
- Number of buildings/towers - 29
- Number of floors - 1
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 29
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Pool sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Outdoor tennis court
- Free self parking
- Garden
- Wedding services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Pool umbrellas
- Meeting rooms
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( VUV 2500 per week )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Balcony
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room massage available
- Premium TV channels
- Separate sitting area
- Shower only
- Private bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Satellite TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
Mangoes Resort Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Happy hour is offered.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
3 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with an outdoor tennis court and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Boat tours nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children 18 and younger are not allowed at this adults-only property. All guests older than 18 are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Caters to adults only
Minimum guest age is 18
24-hour check-in
No elevators
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between VUV 600 and VUV 1400 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: VUV 2500 per week (rates may vary)
- Fee for wired Internet in public areas: VUV 800 per hour (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: VUV 1500 per person (one way)
- Air conditioning fee: VUV 1200 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
Hotel Name
- Mangoes Port Vila
- Mangoes Resort
- Mangoes Resort Port Vila
- Mangoes Hotel Port Vila
- Mangoes Resort Vanuatu/Port Vila
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Big League Weekend Recap - Cubs & Mets
Big League Weekend Recap: Cubs-Mets Split Series
By Las Vegas 51s | March 16, 2014 7:53 PM ET
2014 Big League Weekend Recap:
The Chicago Cubs and the New York Mets played a "two-game" Spring Training series on Saturday-Sunday, March 15-16 at Cashman Field. The teams split the series as the Mets won the opener, 9-4, and the Cubs then defeated the Mets, 6-3.
Big League Weekend attracted a two-day total attendance of 19,514. Saturday's attendance was 9,106 and Sunday's sellout crowd was 10,408.
Saturday, March 15: The New York Mets defeated the Chicago Cubs, 9-4, before a crowd of 9,106 at Cashman Field in the opener of the two-game "Big League Weekend" series. The game was broadcast nationally on WGN-TV America.
Second baseman Wilmer Flores (1-for-5) broke a 4-4 tie with a two-run, home run in the eighth inning. The Mets scored five runs over the final two innings.
The Mets jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning. Third baseman David Wright (1-for-3) delivered a two-run double to right centerfield. The Mets built a 4-1 lead after 2 ½ innings. Designated hitter Andrew Brown was 2-for-3, walk, double, 3 RBI.
The Cubs rallied to tie the game at 4-4 with two runs in the fourth inning and a solo run in the fifth.
Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo was 2-for-3 with two home runs and 3 RBI. He hit a solo home run in the second inning and a two-run shot in the fourth inning off Mets starter, right-hander Bartolo Colon.
Colon pitched 4.2 innings and allowed 7 hits, 4 runs and struck out 1. Cubs starter, left-hander Tsuyoshi Wada, pitched 2 innings and allowed 5 hits and 4 runs.
Sunday, March 16: The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Mets, 6-3, before a sellout crowd of 10,408 at Cashman Field. The Cubs built a 5-0 lead after 3 ½ innings. Second baseman Arismendy Alcantara was 3-for-3 with a solo home run in the ninth inning. First baseman Daniel Vogelbach was 2-for-4 with a solo home run in the fourth inning.
First baseman Zach Lutz led the Mets with a 2-for-4 performance with a solo home run fifth inning. Outfielder Andrew Brown (1-for-4) added a two-run, home run in the sixth inning.
Left-hander Chris Rusin improved to 2-2 with 4 shutout innings. He allowed 1 hit and struck out 2. Right-hander Jenrry Mejia suffered the loss (0-1). He pitched 2.1 innings and allowed 4 hits, 3 runs (2 earned), walked 2 and struck out 1.
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Star studies, says Lucy Bolton, lecturer in film studies at Queen Mary University of London, "shouldn't just be about Marilyn Monroe and James Dean but investigating how stars operate in the industry and in culture, all the factors which affect their creation, their popularity, and whether or not they are remembered".
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Two of its stars, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra, are still international icons, the subject of exhibitions and shows, and used for advertising L'Oréal hair colouring and Jack Daniel's whiskey. Meanwhile, Bing Crosby is now known mainly for his Christmas songs and Celeste Holm is virtually unknown. So what make some stars survive and some fade away? Was it just about looks and performance, or did quite different factors come into play?
To answer that question, the editors put out a call for papers and selected 20 of about 70 submissions covering a range of countries, national identities, eras and types of star.
In every case, explains Dr Bolton, the central question was: "have they endured and why (or why not)?" Robert Taylor, widely considered a perfect star with a perfect profile, had the longest-ever contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios in the 1940s and 1950s, so why is he now totally forgotten? How has Ice Cube "evolved from hip hop star to actor to auteur and major industrial player"? How far is reinvention a key to longevity? Are there more or less effective ways to age successfully on screen? And to what extent has Angelina Jolie's humanitarian work helped her transition "from action babe to mature actress"?
Although she admits that there is "no formula" for creating a lasting star, Dr Bolton believes that star studies can do far better than just fall back on vague notions such as "charisma" or "that special something".
By bringing together a team of contributors who have studied individual stars in depth, she and her co-editor hope to break new ground by looking at "race, body type, changing conceptions of masculinity and femininity, the importance of portraiture and social media, the role of fans and producers – all the different factors which affect whether or not stardom endures".
Lasting Screen Stars: Images that Fade and Personas that Endure, edited by Lucy Bolton and Julie Lobalzo Wright, is published by Palgrave Macmillan.


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For starters, this is a mere projection of how he does in a full season in his prime without Orr. We have enough sample sizes in certain seasons to see that he really could carry a team on his own.
No one is saying he couldnt carry a team on his own or be a star. Or, at least, Im certainly not.
Averaging (what is it 106 points?) a season from 1967-'1976 in games without Orr is still the best player in the world because it includes 1968 which was a year where the Art Ross winner gets 87 points and 1976 when he was starting to be over the hill.
And I removed those two years fro you so I have no idea why youre still talking about them.
Anyway, I can't convince you that it's not something that hurts him, you see it how you want and it is what it is. Esposito immediately was asked to have a bigger role in 1967-'68 and he thrived with a half season Orr. Plenty of players have been given that exact same treatment. You can find many all-time greats that took a few years before breaking out. Without Orr he's a 120 point man in his prime at least. Hard to argue that otherwise. The guy isn't losing anymore than 30 points without Orr in 1971.
The only thing you have proven is that Esposito was, himself, a very good player. OF COURSE HE WAS.
You severely downlplay Orrs influence as far as how it affected what happened on the ice, though. The difference in that teams performance with and without him was night and day. Their goal differential doubled. And we already know it wasnt just because they loaded up with Orr and Espo at the same time.
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No, he wasn't Adam Oates, but someone asked if he is among the top 50 playmakers of all-time, and he can't be off that list in my opinion. Esposito was subtle, much like his goal scoring. Again, he was substance rather than style in all facets of his game. This is what always seems to knock him down a peg in all-time rankings.
Yes, of course he is in the top-50 playmakers of all-time. Whether it was in the classic sense or not, at some point you have to look at how many assists a player compiled and give credit.
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That is because you value style over substance. To me, substance is what matters. Prettiness is irrelevant, production matters.
Its not about style vs. substance. Its about context and watching how those assists transpire. You are clearly making no attempt whatsoever to separate Esposito from his unique team situation and are taking all his assists at face value, if you think he is the #7 playmaker of all-time.
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So if Phil shoots at the net, something he led the league in 4 years in a row, then someone else scores we are going to call him a play maker?
In fairness yes. Thats still making the play. He did something that led to a goal. Its not easy to put a lot of pucks on the net. That is a skill.
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Orr is behind Phil because he didn't play a full career. Unlike many, I don't give him credit for games not played and assists not earned. If he could have stayed healthy, he could have finished higher.
So Orr is not as good a playmaker because he got injured?
Sounds like your list is little more than some form of adjusted assists compiled with absolutely no regard for actual on-ice play.
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Help Me Pick My Shenandoah Cabinetry
Dear Friends, My kitchen is going to be remodeled over the next two months and I desperately need YOUR help!
When you spend every waking moment in your kitchen, there are few things that could be more exciting than a kitchen makeover.
….My wedding day, the birth of my children, kitchen makeover. That's pretty much the order of exhilaration in my little world.
We live in a lovely 80-something year old home, in an eclectic old neighborhood.
When we moved to Asheville, NC we looked at house after house, many much newer and bigger than the one we bought. Some with fantastic mountain views.
Yet we walked into this old place, with unlevel floors and creaking staircases, and I looked at Lt. Dan and sighed, "This is it."
It wasn't just a house, it was a home.
Where history and character were rooted generations before our time, and will remain long after.
We bought our home, knowing many renovations would follow. In the last few years we've moved the laundry room, added a bathroom, and painted EVERY INCH of the old girl.
Yet the kitchen still needs some love.
I can't complain much about my current kitchen.
For an old house it's very spacious. (The previous owners took out a mud room to extend it.) It has nice granite counter tops and a big island that I love working on, with my family gathered around.
But there are some issues.
For one, the cabinets are laminated plywood, so they peel.
And peel.
The cabinets don't offer a lot of storage options, so there is a great deal of wasted space.
The fridge is in a corner, meaning the door only opens to 90 degrees.
Meaning I've never been able to take out the shelves for a thorough cleaning.
(Gross, right? I couldn't bare to show you the inside.)
And there is wasted wall space due to old windows.
It's not a bad kitchen.
Actually, it's a pretty nice kitchen.
However, these little annoyances get the stink-eye every time I see them, and kitchen cabinetry has come a long way since these babies were put in.
I've dreamed of remodeling my kitchen for so long, I almost can't believe the day is finally here.
With the help of Shenandoah Cabinetry, this spring my kitchen will experience a complete overhaul.
I've looked at Shenandoah Cabinetry many times, walking through the Lowes Design Center.
I always stop and flip through the door styles and finishes, daydreaming about what my kitchen might look like someday.
Shenandoah Cabinetry is a stand-out from other cabinet companies, because they offer high quality hard-wood cabinetry at extremely competitive prices.
Their cabinetry is American-made and grown in sustainable forests. Plus, Shenandoah Cabinetry offers many storage solutions for organizing your kitchen.
In fact, there are so many options in style and functionality, that I'm having a hard time deciding what I like best.
I'd love to hear your opinion on this.
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Here are a few styles I'm looking at…. Which one would YOU pick?
Here are a few of the Draw Pulls and Knobs I like…
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NSE's Ravi Narain was the top-paid CEO, with gross remuneration of about Rs7.35 crore for the year 2010-11, followed by BSE MD and CEO Madhu Kannan (Rs2.04 crore) and MCX-SX chief Joseph Massey (Rs1.80 crore)
New Delhi: Indian stock exchanges may not rank high on international charts in terms of the volume of business done, but they have beaten global market leaders in terms of pay hikes given to their top executives, reports PTI.
The two largest stock exchanges of the world—the NYSE Euronext and Nasdaq OMX Group—cut down the remuneration paid to their respective chief executive officers (CEOs) last year.
At the same time, the annual remunerations paid by Indian bourses, including market leaders National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) as well new entrant Multi Commodity Exchange Stock Exchange (MCX-SX), rose during the financial year ended 31 March 2011.
NSE's Ravi Narain was the top-paid CEO, with gross remuneration of about Rs7.35 crore for the year 2010-11, followed by BSE MD and CEO Madhu Kannan (Rs2.04 crore) and MCX-SX chief Joseph Massey (Rs1.80 crore).
NSE CEO Ravi Narain was paid a net remuneration of Rs3.85 crore, but the BSE and MCX-SX did not specify whether the remuneration figure for their chiefs was a gross or net amount.
The remuneration figures for all three stock exchange chiefs rose from the levels seen in the previous year, 2009-10, when Mr Narain's package stood at Rs6.60 crore, Mr Kannan's at Rs1.60 crore and Massey's was Rs1.50 crore.
In contrast, NYSE Euronext CEO Duncan Neiderauer saw his total compensation decline to $7.05 million (about Rs 31 crore) in 2010 from $7.2 million in the previous year.
Nasdaq OMX CEO Robert Greifeld's total compensation fell more sharply to $5.8 million in 2010 from $13.8 million in the previous year.
The NYSE Euronext and Nasdaq OMX are the world's two largest stock exchanges on a number of parameters, including trading volumes, traded turnover value and the market capitalisation of listed stocks.
On the other hand, Indian bourses NSE and BSE do not figure among the top ten in the world in terms of market cap or turnover value, but are ranked 4th and 7th in terms of the number of trades, as per the first-half figures for 2011.
Interestingly, the latest statistics report from the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) showed that the trading volume and turnover value fell in the first six months of 2011 at both the US stock exchange giants NYSE Euronext and Nasdaq OMX, as also on the top Indian bourses NSE and BSE.
While the decline in top executive pay at the US bourses was in sync with the decline in their business volumes, a reverse trend has been seen at the Indian exchanges.
The figures for MCX-SX, which trades only in currency market, were not available in the WFE report for the first half of 2011.
Among other major global bourses, London Stock Exchange CEO Xavier Rolet's salary remained unchanged at 670,000 British pounds in the last financial year, ended March 2011.
However, Mr Rolet's total remuneration rose to 1.97 million British pounds (from 1.71 million British pounds in the previous year) due to a higher performance bonus payment.
The salary figures were not available for a host of other major exchanges, including the Tokyo Stock Exchange and China's Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
The figures were not comparable for the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) either, as it appointed a new CEO last year.
While Paul Chow, who retired as its CEO on 16 January 2010, got a total of 4.89 million Hong Kong dollars, his successor Charles Li's total remuneration was 16.62 million Hong Kong dollars for 2010.
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said the government was closely monitoring the situation and intervention in the currency market would be considered whenever necessary
Washington: Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee has said that intervention in the currency market would be considered at an appropriate stage and he has discussed with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor D Subbarao the situation created by the depreciating rupee in the past few days, reports PTI.
"I had a discussion with the RBI governor as he is here," Mr Mukherjee told a group of Indian reporters here. The finance minister and RBI governor are here to attend the annual meetings of the Indian Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.
Mr Mukherjee said the government was closely monitoring the situation and intervention in the currency market would be considered whenever necessary.
"We will watch the situation for some time and as and when intervention would be required that will be considered at that stage," Mr Mukherjee said in response to a question.
In order to check high volatility in local currency value, central banks world over intervene in markets through buying or selling of foreign currencies, as required.
This week alone, the rupee lost 231 paise, or 4.89%, against the US dollar.
On Friday, rupee closed at 49.43 per dollar after falling to 49.90 per dollar. The sharp depreciation in the rupee has been mainly attributed to rising demand for dollars from foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and oil companies.
RBI deputy governor Subir Gokarn had earlier said that there was no move of intervention in the currency market as this time.
"We, at this point, do not see any intervention from a rate targeting view point. That is something that would reflect a change in policy stance, which we are not doing at this point," Mr Gokarn had said.
"If we do intervene at all, it will be with a very narrow objective of smoothening what might be a very volatile market situation, nothing beyond that," Mr Gokarn had said.
Meanwhile, responding to questions on price rise, Mr Mukherjee said substantial inflationary pressure was there because of demand.
"There is a demand side pressure. There is no doubt about it, because we had to resort to huge fiscal expansion from December 2008 to first quarter of 2009... stimulus package (to deal with the global financial crisis was) almost 3% of GDP (gross domestic product)," he said.
The fiscal expansion had its impact on fiscal deficit which went as high as 6.6% of the GDP from 2.5%, he said.
As regards food inflation, he said, it was substantial due to the constraints on the supply side. "Therefore, we have to remove those supply side constraints. We have taken some short and medium term steps," he added.
The headline inflation is nearing 10% despite the RBI raising key policy rates for 12 times since March 2010 to contain price rise.
Dr SD Israni, advocate & partner, SD Israni Law Chambers, spoke on the need for preparing a comprehensive Will and explained how to complete all the requisite nomination & transmission formalities
"Many of us keep postponing the day of reckoning. But it's imperative that you have to leave behind a comprehensive Will. So better start thinking about it," said Dr SD Israni, advocate & partner at SD Israni Law Chambers. He was speaking at a seminar on Wills and nominations, organised by Moneylife Foundation on Saturday, 24th September.
Drawing from his long experience, Dr Israni talked about how to prepare a comprehensive Will, and how to complete all the requisite nomination & transmission formalities for both movable and immovable properties. He explained terms like probate, transmission and nomination, which play a crucial role in matters regarding shares and other assets.
The main elements of a Will are the name and identity of the author/testator, two witnesses and their addresses, the list of assets and their distribution. This must be signed by two witnesses and the testator in the presence of each other. He said, "A codicil is a part of the Will, which comes into play if some minor changes are to be made. If you have to make major changes, like naming a different heir, make a new Will."
The religion of an individual matters for succession under the Hindu Succession Act, Muslim personal law, Parsi personal law, Christian law and for others by default under the Indian Succession Act. When asked about assets which are not mentioned in the Will, he said, "Assets or shares, etc., which are mentioned in the Will automatically go to the successor as per law, or stay with the nominees or owners specified."
Dr Israni explained the difference between being a nominee and an heir in case of transmission of shares. Traditionally, it was understood that a nominee is like a trustee, who has to transfer the shares to the legitimate heirs or claimants. However, last year, a Bombay High Court ruling said that a nominee can possess the shares like an heir unless an order is issued in favour of the heir. "This kind of misbalances the legal interpretation," he said.
However, in such a case, if the shareholder has already willed his shared to an heir, the nominee's claims will be overridden. But for that, the claimant has to prove he is entitled to those, and has to have the Will probated.
When asked about immovable properties held jointly, he said, "The nominees all have shares in that property. So if they want to sell it, they have to come to a conclusion together and then go for stamp duty that is associated with normal property sales. In some other aspects, the cooperative society can have a say-but ultimately, if there is a dispute, the matter must be settled in court."
Dr Israni said, "Young or old, one must make a Will. If one leaves a clear, simple, attested Will which clearly specifies whom he wants to give what, then legal hassles can be avoided. All you need is a piece of paper and two witnesses."


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My husband does a lot of business with a US bank with offices in Bournemouth, and wants to travel there in December to take them out for a pre-Christmas thank you dinner. Price not an issue, but excellent food and ambiance/room is important. I did a quick search on the board and came up with a recommendation for this place:
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Meaning and Origin of: Percy
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- Old French : Pierce the veil
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- English (of Norman origin) : habitational name from any of various places in northern France, so called from the Gallo-Roman personal name Persius + the locative suffix -acum. The suggestion has also been made that it is a nickname from Old French perce(r) 'to pierce or breach' + haie 'hedge', 'enclosure', referring either to a soldier remembered for his breach of a fortification, or in jest to a poacher who was in the habit of breaking into a private park.
- Percy is the name of a leading Northumbrian family, who were instrumental in holding the English border against the Scots from their stronghold at Alnwick. Their founder was a Norman, William de Percy (?1030–96), 1st Baron Percy, who accompanied William the Conqueror. Sir Henry Percy (1342–1408), 1st Earl of Northumberland, and his son Sir Henry Percy (1364–1403), known as Harry Hotspur, helped place Henry IV on the throne. The earldom, created in 1377, has continued, on two occasions through female members, in the same family to the present day. George Percy (1508–1632), son of the 8th Earl of Northumberland, was in VA from 1606 to 1612, serving briefly as governor.


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Birth control pills contain synthetic hormones that may cause side effects when they are first introduced, as well as when they are removed. Some women do not experience any noticeable changes when stopping the birth control pill, but there are a few common side effects you should be prepared for. Side effects of stopping the birth control pill may last for several months, but usually subside as soon as your body adjusts to the absence of the synthetic hormones.
Because some acne is a result of excess androgen levels that produce oil in the skin, the synthetic estrogen in combination birth control pills (which contain an estrogen and a progestin) balances androgen levels and may reduce breakouts that coincide with menstrual periods. When stopping the combination birth control pill, some women experience breakouts as their bodies react to the sudden absence of synthetic estrogen. Other skin problems, including unwanted hair growth, are also possible after stopping the birth control pill. If you have been taking a progestin-only pill, you may actually find relief from skin problems when you stop taking the pill.
You may not have a period for several months after stopping the birth control pill; this is a common condition called post-pill amenorrhea. When you take birth control pills, your pituitary gland senses that it does not need to produce the hormones that cause ovulation. After stopping birth control pills, it may take some time for the pituitary gland to begin producing those hormones again, delaying ovulation and menstruation. If post-pill amenorrhea lasts longer than six months, your doctor may prescribe estrogen blockers in order to stimulate hormone production.
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Some women regain fertility right away after stopping the birth control pill, but many still experience irregular menstrual cycles for several months. Your period may be either lighter or heavier than normal and may not match a regular 28-day cycle. This irregularity has the same cause as post-pill amenorrhea, and is more common in women who had irregular cycles before taking the birth control pill. If you do not wish to conceive, it is important to use another birth control method, even if you are not experiencing normal menstruation.
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Captain is an officer rank used by military, security and civilian organisations denoting someone with leadership responsibilities.
The use by an Army and security organization was one of command over a number of lower ranking individuals, in the case of most Armies it is rated above lieutenant and below major. It is significantly senior in its use by Navies, where a holder is often in command in capital ships, it is rated between commander and commodore and its equivalents in Armies is Colonel.
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You were promoted to the rank of captain for showing exemplary leadership in defeating the Havoc Squad traitors.
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- Nico Okarr Starship Captain