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In June this year, the most popular File sharing site The Pirate Bay has been sold to a Swedish gaming company Global Gaming Factory X.
Global Gaming Factory (GGF) has paid 60m kronor (£4.7m) to take over the site from its founders. GGF plans to go legal and will pay copyright fees for the movies, music and games linked to via the site.
The acquisition is scheduled to be completed by August and will see the site launch new business models to compensate content providers and copyright owners.
The acquisition of The Pirate Bay (TPB) is a cause of concern for its visitors. Once it goes legal, there is no guarantee that one will get everything for free. Meanwhile an anonymous user has created an archive of the torrent indexing site just in case things don't go well with its acquisition and transition into a "legitimate" service.
This anonymous user has created the most complete archive that includes all 873,671 torrents hosted on The Pirate Bay and a mockup site. The hosted torrents are available as a 21.3 GB massive torrent. Every torrent fan can store a backup of The Pirate Bay on his or her hard drive.With the mockup site supplied in the torrent, one can browse the index. You just need a lot of hardware to run a database of this size at a decent speed.
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THE Wallabies must bottle the attacking confidence gained from their win over England and play a tighter, more disciplined game early on against Italy this weekend, Stephen Moore said.
The Wallabies hooker, who is in line to start Sunday morning's match in place of Tatafu Polota-Nau, said the team had discussed the importance of containing the Italians in the first half, where they have historically been able to stay level with more fancied rivals.
''[Berrick Barnes] made a good point that it might seem like there's a few gaps out there but we can't push things early,'' Moore said. ''We need to be direct and do our basics really well and then hopefully opportunities will come after we do the hard work first.''
Italy trailed the All Blacks by just four points at half-time last weekend before the scoreboard blew out to 42-10. The last time the Australians met the Italians, in the first round of pool matches at the World Cup, the Wallabies were held 6-6 at the break.
''They are quite similar to France and Argentina as well, just a little bit unorthodox and they're a very physical side, they really attack the breakdown hard,'' Moore said.
''I think that's something they did quite well against the All Blacks, put them under a bit of pressure there.''
The Italians, under new coach Jacques Brunel, have added an expansive element to their game since that encounter last year. The result is effectively a double threat - the Wallabies must be as physical and abrasive as they have ever been this year at the set-piece and breakdown, but also switched on in defence.
For Wallabies fans who imagined a six-point lead slipping through Australia's fingers when five-eighth Kurtley Beale chimed in with a few short kicks right into English hands in the final 20 minutes of the Test last weekend, that is a terrifying thought.
''We have to make sure we carry a different philosophy into this week, probably hold on to the ball a little bit more in our own half,'' Moore said. ''But I thought that worked really well for us on the weekend, we got the ball back most of the time which was good, and they really attacked our line a fair bit in that last 10 minutes, so it was a gutsy effort by the boys to hold them out.''

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It's time to be brave and take it off. Long, layered hair is out according to Joey Scandizzo and if anyone knows, he does - he was last night named the 2012 Australian Hairdresser of the Year at Hair Expo at the Sydney Convention Centre.
''We've had long, layered styles for women around since the start of 2000 and there's only so long you can wear that style before everyone gets tired of it,'' says the Melbourne stylist, a six-time award finalist.
''Long hair's boring because the thing is, people want that long hair but they never actually do anything with it – it spends the whole time being tied back off their face because that's the easiest thing to do.''
Scandizzo says precision cuts like the pixie cut and bob – which can vary in length from above the ear to the collarbones – are the way forward. ''But it's not just 'the pixie' or 'the bob' - it's about getting individual with it and consulting your hairdresser on what's going to suit you,'' says Scandizzo.
''We've done a lot of these kind of makeovers in the salon and to get a chick to cut their hair off isn't easy, but once they've made the move they all say they prefer it. They suddenly discover that they can have a bit more fun with it and it's actually easier to manage than a really long style.''
If you do still insist on long hair, do something with it, says Scandizzo, who beat eight other hairdressers to take out the prestigious award, now in its 27th year. ''It's easy to throw some leave-in conditioner in it in the morning and let it dry naturally to enhance your natural curl, to spray in some volumising mousse at the roots and just blast them dry to add volume; or to sleep with your hair in a plait and some leave-in conditioner to give you some body and bounce when you wake up. It really can be that simple.''
Scandizzo says precision cutting was bound to make a comeback after the recent death of Vidal Sassoon. ''He definitely did it the best and he's also one of my biggest inspirations. I remember hearing that he used to get around women's fears of cutting their hair off by just getting on and doing it without asking – and look where that got him! He really revolutionised the relationship that women have with their hair, educating them about the different things that can be done with it – that your hair shouldn't be a chore – and I think it's time for that to come back and happen again.''
So it's time for the chop. Could you do it? Have you done it? Is long hair really so boring? What's best - long or fashionably short?
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AWW One-Pot : Low-Fuss Food For Busy People
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One Pot, as the name suggests, is made up of recipes that can be cooked from start to finish in one pot. This means that the preparation is easy, and although there are many sophisticated recipes here, they are all really simple to cook. And best of all, there's only one pot to wash up. There are soups and stews, fricasses and slow roasts, bakes, stir-fries, curries and pilafs. The recipes cover a wide range of cuisines - French, Italian, Moroccan, Greek, Thai, Indian, Chinese and English. There are a few exceptionally good one-pot desserts too.
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The Australian Women's Weekly is an extraordinarily successful global cookery brand, built over 30 years, having sold over 70 million books in over 100 countries around the world. So what's the secret? It's the world famous special Test Kitchen and the 3 Rs: RANGE, RELIABILITY & the RECIPES RANGE Delicious recipes for every occasion covering cuisine from around the world - where there's food, there's a Women's Weekly cookbook. RELIABILITY All the books are Triple Tested for guaranteed results. And finally, the RECIPES Each recipe is clearly and vividly photographed to illustrate your finished dish and they taste fantastic. It's not complicated and the recipes work - every time.


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CNBC to Premiere its First Reality Show TREASURE DETECTIVES, 3/5
CNBC Prime launches its first reality series on Tuesday, March 5th with the premiere of "Treasure Detectives" at 9PM ET/PT. A show that takes you deep inside the world of arts, antiques and collectibles and asks the question: is it a fake or is it worth a fortune? Produced by Endemol USA, the eight-episode series introduces world-renowned art detective Curtis Dowling and his team of investigators whose clients may be the victim of elaborate hoaxes.
In this one-hour weekly show, Curtis Dowling and his team dig into the history of potentially counterfeit items using high tech science. Each week, the "Treasure Detectives" team meets collectors and verifies the authenticity of collectibles, artwork and antiquities using innovative technology and street smarts to determine whether they're sophisticated forgeries or extremely valuable collectors' items... answers that could cost or earn owners a small fortune. They trace not just where an item came from, but how it was made... and in many cases, how it was faked.
Airing Tuesday, March 5th at 9PM ET/PT on CNBC
In the premiere episode, Dowling and his team meet a collector who believes he purchased a rare Lalique glass automobile hood ornament for only $1200. If it's authenticated, it could go at auction for hundreds of thousands of dollars. The "Treasure Detectives" team meets with a long time art collector who believes he has a valuable Roy Lichtenstein print. If it is the real deal, he is going to trade it for a face-lift from a prominent arT Loving plastic surgeon.
"TREASURE DETECTIVES" - Episode #2
Airing Tuesday, March 12th at 9PM ET/PT on CNBC
In the second episode, Dowling and his team meet a man who believes he is the owner of the world's most valuable and sought after baseball card: the Honus Wagner T-206. If Dowling determines that the card was indeed printed in 1908, the owner of the card could be $3 million dollars richer.
"Treasure Detectives" premieres Tuesday, March 5th at 9PM ET/PT followed by the premiere of "The Car Chasers" at 10PM ET/PT on CNBC.
"Treasure Detectives" is produced for CNBC by Endemol USA. Amber Mazzola is the executive producer for Endemol USA. Jim Ackerman is the executive producer for CNBC.
With CNBC in the U.S., CNBC in Asia Pacific, CNBC in Europe, Middle East and Africa, CNBC World and CNBC HD+, CNBC is the recognized world leader in business news and provides real-time financial market coverage and business information to approximately 390 million homes worldwide, including more than 100 million households in the United States and Canada. CNBC also provides daily business updates to 400 million households across China. The network's 16 live hours a day of business programming in North America (weekdays from 4:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. ET) is produced at CNBC's global headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., and includes reports from CNBC News bureaus worldwide.
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Saw this recipe of the Food Network and made a couple changes to suit my taste. Stuffing chicken isn't nearly as hard as it sounds. This is an easy tasty recipe.
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- 6 chicken breasts, boneless skinless
- 6 slices prosciutto, about 1/3 pound
- 1 (10 ounce) box frozen spinach, defrosted
- 3 tablespoons pine nuts
- 1⁄2 cup ricotta cheese
- 1⁄4 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon nutmeg
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, extra virgin
- salt and pepper
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- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Wring out defrosted spinach in clean kitchen towel to remove water.
- Toast pine nuts
- Combine nuts with spinach in a bowl; mix in cheeses, garlic, salt, pepper and nutmeg.
- Cut into and across but not all the way through the chicken breasts, opening them up like a book with a sharp knife. Season the chicken with salt and pepper.
- Fill each with a small mound of stuffing.
- Flap chicken breasts back over stuffing and wrap each breast with prosciutto to seal them, carefully covering the whole breast.
- Brush chicken all over with olive oil and roast 18 to 20 minutes until cooked through.


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Nether Compton Hoard
This massive hoard of 22,670 Roman coins was found by Mike Pittard whilst metal detecting in a field near Nether Compton on 19th February 1989. The field is by the side of a trackway, the other side of which is a known Roman building. The actual finding of the hoard was photographed and report was published in The Searcher magazine (Issue 44, April 1989).
The hoard was deposited with the Yeovil Museum by the finder in 1989. It was subsequently returned to the finder, sold and dispersed through the trade in 1994. No detailed record was made of the content of the hoard. The Pottery vessel and some 33 additional coins that had remained stuck to the pot were donated to the museum and remain there. Although Nether Compton was never recorded or published, a limited amount of information has been gleaned from people who have handled it or part of it.
It was a very large mid-Constantinian hoard and typical in composition, all but about 7% consisting of the very common bronze issues of the AD 330s (the Urbs Roma and Constantinopolis commemoratives and the Gloria Exercitus Type in the names of Constantine I and his sons). There were no coins of the two Victories type suggesting that the hoard was deposited around AD 339. The latest estimates are that there were about 20,000 to 21,000 Gloria Exercitus (two standards and one standard types) and 1,000 to 2,000 Urbs Roma / Constantinopolis commemorative types. There were no later types but around 600 earlier coins, the earliest dating back to Aurelian or before.
Other Constantinian period hoards found in Britain of comparable scale are the 11,460 coins from Thornbury (due to be published shortly) and 17,548 coins from Bishopswood (Numismatic Chronicle 1896). In both cases these hoards were deposited later as there were coins of the two Victories type (AD 341-8).


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Happy toddler zone
Everything parents need to know about raising happy, healthy little ones. more
What many parents don't realise is that emerging baby teeth need to be looked after as carefully as we look after our own teeth. As well as their obvious importance for chewing and speaking, they help proper jaw development, and reserve the spaces for the permanent teeth to come through later.
Dental decay can result in babies losing teeth as early as 12 months. A condition called nursing caries can result from allowing baby to suck on a bottle of milk or sweetened juice for long periods during the day, or last thing at night. If a bedtime bottle is needed, use cooled boiled water instead (or cooled boiled water after the bedtime bottle of formula).
Children should have their first dental checkup at 1 - 2 years of age. You can also visit your child and family health nurse for dental checks. Before this time, it's good to take them along with you to the dentist when you have your checkups, so they get used to the environment. What the dentist will look for:
Be relaxed with your children when talking about the dentist. Be careful not to use any negative words, and be sure not to pass on any feelings of fear or anxiety which you might have. Your positive attitude can help a lot. After all, going to the dentist these days can be lots of fun!
Routine checkups can be carried out by your normal family dentist. It helps if they get on well with kids, and know how to make them feel at home in the surgery. Look for a dentist which has a good kids corner in the waiting room! There are also paediatric dentists, who are specially trained in looking after kids' teeth, and in handling children in a positive way. You may prefer to attend the paediatric dental section of your local children's hospital.
This article was created from the Children's Panadol First Five Booklet.
Last revised: Monday, 1 February 2010
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Dr. H. John Visser, a podiatrist, recently participated as a lecturer at the 20th International Symposium for Foot Surgery in Munich, Germany.
The seminar was held Dec. 7-8. It was attended by over 500 orthopedic and trauma surgeons throughout Europe.
Dr. Visser presented "Internal Fixation Techniques in Patients With Osteoporosis"
Dr. Visser has practiced in the Washington area since 1982. He has now been joined by both his son, Dr. Jared J. Visser, and daughter-in-law, Dr. Shirley C. Visser, as part of Mid-West Podiatry. All three are practicing at the Mercy Doctors Building and are on staff at Mercy Hospital Washington.
Dr. Visser currently is residency director at De Paul Health Center, St. Louis, and Mineral Area Regional Medical Center, Farmington. He also is a member of the State Board of Podiatric Medicine.


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Seven hundred fifty-five HIV-positive patients consecutively prescribed new ART were selected. Liver function tests were assessed at baseline, after one month, and every four months thereafter. Liver biopsy was recommended in case of SH (i.e., increase in liver enzymes greater than or equal to 10 times the upper limit of normal or five times baseline if markedly abnormal).
Twenty-six cases of SH were observed with an incidence of 4.2 per 100 person-years. SH incidence was not significantly different by treatment regimen (four per 100 person-years in patients treated with two nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTI) plus one protease inhibitor (PI), six per 100 person-years in those treated with two NRTIs, and none in those treated with two NRTIs plus one nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTI). Patients developing SH during combination ART differed from those who did not by the following factors: they were more often male; had intravenous drug use as a risk factor for HIV acquisition; were younger; were more often coinfected with HCV, HBV, and HDV; and had higher baseline alanine aminotransferase and bilirubin values and longer prothrombin time. Anti-HCV and HCV RNA reactivity were detected in all but one of 26 patients with SH. HBsAg was detected in five patients, as was anti-HDV IgM. The patient without HCV-RNA reactivity showed HBsAg and HDV-Ab IgM reactivities.
Liver failure was rarely seen (1.1 per 100 person-years). Liver damage was invariably observed in patients with chronic viral hepatitis. Liver histology showed exacerbation of viral hepatitis in all 16 patients for whom a liver biopsy was available at the time of SH. A direct correlation was found between ALT increase and increase in CD4+ T-cell count in patients with SH. Death occurred during follow-up in seven of 26 patients (27 percent), all of whom showed LF and baseline CD4+ count less than 200 cells/mm3 (7/7 patients = 100 percent vs. 8/19 patients without LF). Relapse of SH was observed after ART was recommenced in seven of 17 patients (41 percent). Five of these seven patients did not show further SH relapse after treatment with interferon.
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Alan Wiley decided to write to the Football Association after viewing video footage of the incident.
But it is understood that his letter makes it clear he still believes it was the correct decision to award a penalty.
Pires was accused of diving to win the penalty, which Thierry Henry converted to earn Arsenal a 1-1 draw.
Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp later described the decision as "embarrassing" and has welcomed Wiley's decision to ask for the booking to be taken away from Stefanovic.
The Portsmouth boss told the Evening Standard: "I am glad the referee's done something about it.
"He's made a mistake but it seems he's done something off his own back to admit he got it wrong by booking Stefanovic."
Wenger backing
Portsmouth chief executive Peter Storrie continued to claim that Wiley made a mistake in awarding the penalty and insisted that he had been "conned" by Pires.
The FA confirmed it has not yet received Wiley's letter, although it is understood to be on its way to their Soho Square headquarters.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has continued to defend Pires.
Wenger said: "I would not back my players in any circumstances but this time I have the choice to believe Robert or go with the supposed majority opinion - and I stick with Robert."
Although Stefanovic cannot actually appeal against his booking, referees are able to voluntarily rescind cautions after reviewing video evidence of a game.


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Independent Winemakers Picnic
Second edition of a date that will become a must: the Independent Winemakers open the doors of their vineyards during the Whit weekend to talk about their work, their wines and to share, simply.
And, it's enough to have already visited them in their vineyards or on the occasion of one of the many fairs they attend to meet the wine lovers to be aware of the passion and the enthusiasm with which they talk about their work.
Here, the opportunity is even better, it lasts all day, even three days for some, during which they are always keen to welcome people with a great sense of hospitality.
Over 650 vineyards have opened their doors on this occasion throughout France and nearly 35 in the Aude: from tours of the winery and the vineyard, hiking or horseback riding, live music to the village festival, giant barbecues or tasting local products, each one organizes his own party to better welcome people and talk about his precious knowledge.
For our part, we chose to discover to the Château Lalis, in the heart of the Corbières and the Valley of the Orbieu, in the pretty village of Ribaute, near Lagrasse. Philippe Estrade, oenologist, runs the family business that he took over in 2002 and upgraded to optimize the potential of these unique soils, balanced between river, mountain and maritime influences. He tells us about the result of a great work and a lot of care and proposes that we taste his beautiful range of AOC Corbières and Vins de pays wines.
On this sunny Sunday, we choose the elegant rosé Choryphée 2011 to go with our spring picnic. The barbecue grill is ready ... over vine shoots, of course, and the Estrade family treats us, in addition, to mussels, brownies and other delights "home made" while the children are busy with the coloring workshop.
Then, comes the moment for a long walk between the vines overlooking the Orbieu valley where Philip reveals to us the secrets of these beautiful landscapes. The day has passed delightfully, and we are pleased once again with a beautiful meeting.
Thank you for your hospitality, this beautiful day and we wish a long life to this event rich in exchanges around a magnificent profession!
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Kyle's new special "I Liked His Old Stuff Better" debuted on Comedy Central in January, 2015. He's appeared on @Midnight, Conan, Workaholics, Those Who Can't and Comedy Bang! Bang! He can be heard as the voice of Comedy Central and in various animated programs such as, Regular Show, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Bob's Burgers, TripTank, Adventure Time, and Lucas Bros. Moving Co.. His first one hour special, Whiskey Icarus, aired on Comedy Central in 2012.
My name is Sean Patton. I am a comedian based in New York and Los Angeles by way of New Orleans. I cut my teeth doing standup in the Crescent city and since have performed at Caroline's, The Comedy Cellar, Gotham, The Improv, UCBNY, UCBLA, The Melbourne International comedy festival (2011), The Montreal Just for Laughs comedy festival (2008, 2010), and many other clubs around the US and Canada.
I made my Basic Cable debut on Comedy Central's "Live at Gotham" (2009) and my Network TV debut on "Late night with Jimmy Fallon" (2010). I also recently appeared on "Conan" (2011).
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Jewish delegations from several foreign countries arrived here today to attend the unveiling ceremonies of the Warsaw Ghetto monument, which will be held Monday, April 19, the fifth anniversary of the ghetto revolt.
The delegations include A. Zuchovitzki, of the Jewish Agency and Jewish National Fund offices in Palestine; Abraham Shionsky and Abraham Levinson, of the Histadruth; Dr. Moshe Sneh and L. Zerubavel of the United Workers Party in Palestine; Max. Steinberg of the Jewish Labor Council and David Pergament of the Federation of Polish Jews, both from the U.S.


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Where You Can Travel to on Europe's Rivers:You can cruise the rivers and waterways all over Europe, especially in France, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Russia. Most regions have navigable rivers and canals, with several different types of boats. … [Read more...]
A Danube River Cruise on the Queen of European Rivers
YOU CAN CRUISE THROUGH EIGHT COUNTRIES ON A DANUBE RIVER CRUISE:"The Queen of Europe's rivers, the Danube is rich in history and enveloped in an aura of legend and myth".Rising in the mountains of Germany's Black Forest, the Danube (Donau in German) winds its way through romantic gorges … [Read more...]
Passau Sightseeing on a Danube River Cruise
Passau, the City of Three Rivers, Is a Popular Stop on Danube River Cruises:RIVER CRUISE GUIDE - PASSAU Bank (Danube) Right/Left Area 69.58 km2Altitude 290m/951ft Population 50,000PARIS & THE HEART OF EUROPE - UNIWORLD RIVER CRUISE - DAY 5:Passau was a … [Read more...]
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Passau, Germany - Danube River Cruise:Passau is strategically located at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers, near the Czech and Austrian borders. This City of Three Rivers is a popular stop on any Danube River Cruise itinerary. It is a picturesque and worthwhile place to visit, … [Read more...]
Weissenkirchen – A Town Named after its White Church
Weissenkirchen - A Small Town with a Dominating White Church:Weissenkirchen is a small town in the northeastern Austrian state of Lower Austria. On our Danube River cruise sailing westward from Vienna, Weissenkirchen was on the right bank of the Danube River, the next town past Dürnstein with … [Read more...]
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At our Wine-tasting in Weissenkirchen, We Learned a Lot about Wachau Wines :The Wachau Valley is one of Austria's most famous and exciting wine regions and on the Danube River stretch of our Vienna to Paris river cruise we stopped at Weissenkirchen, one of the nine top viticultural towns in … [Read more...]
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Some names seem destined to suffer from chronic misspellings. Think Dan Aykroyd. You almost expect it to become Ackroyd or Aykroid.
Names are one of the most common factual errors made by journalists, according to data from accuracy studies of U.S. newspapers. It's also true of this newspaper.
"In all, we published 68 corrections to remedy mistakes in names — misspelled names, wrong names, misidentifications," wrote Star public editor Kathy English in a recent column about 2011's correction totals. "Given that these represent close to 20 per cent of all mistakes, it would seem another 'war on errors' is in order to make clear the importance of double checking — make that triple-checking — every name we publish."
There's another paper that's due for an offensive against misspelled names: the New York Times. Over the years, it has shown a knack for getting names wrong. In November, Times standards editor Philip B. Corbett wrote that "every time we get a name wrong, we chip away at the Times' credibility in the eyes of readers. It's embarrassing when we misspell well-known names."
Corbett was likely shaking his head this week when the paper had to correct a misspelling of Edgar Allan Poe.
"An article last Tuesday about opposition by the West 69th Street Block Association to the renaming of a portion of that street after a mayoral aide misspelled the middle name of a famous writer who had part of West 84th Street named after him in 1980," read the correction. "He was Edgar Allan Poe, not Allen."
The correction went on to admit the paper has "corrected Poe's middle name at least 10 times — though dozens of misspellings of Allan, dating to the 1870s, were never corrected."
An impressive run for Poe, but he's got nothing on Aykroyd. His name has been misspelled at least 45 times by the Paper of Record. Painter Jackson Pollock has had his name misspelled more than 60 times. The company Philip Morris? Misspelled more than 125 times.
But they're all pretenders to the throne. Say hello to Theodore C. Sorensen, an adviser to President John F. Kennedy. As a Times correction from 2007 admitted, the paper "has misspelled Mr. Sorensen's surname more than 135 times in headlines and articles during the 50-plus years he has been a Democratic adviser and well- known author."
Sorensen died in October 2010 and the Times obituary mentioned his troublesome name.
"Mr. Sorensen said he suspected the headline on his obituary would read: 'Theodore Sorenson, Kennedy speech writer,' misspelling his name and misjudging his work," read the obituary.
Mercifully, the Times got his name right in its obit. But the Washington Post made the man's prediction come true by titling an online slide show, "Ted Sorenson, speech writer for Kennedy, dies at age 82."
Craig Silverman is editor of RegretTheError.com and the author of Regret The Error: How Media Mistakes Pollute The Press and Imperil Free Speech


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ABUJA, March 19 (Reuters) - Nigeria's monetary and fiscal authorities must cooperate on their policies to help Africa's largest economy to develop, the central bank governor said, according to his spokesman.
Central Bank Governor Godwin Emefiele made the comments at a two-day retreat for members of the bank's Monetary Policy Committee and the ministers for finance, budget and investment. The closed-door meeting, which takes place about three times a year, ended on Saturday.
OPEC member Nigeria is in its first recession in 25 years, largely brought on by low oil prices. Crude oil sales account for about two-thirds of government revenue.
The central bank has faced criticism from investors for keeping Nigeria's currency, the naira, at a rate some 30 percent above the black market, where entrepreneurs are forced to go for foreign exchange with the dollar scarce on official channels.
"Godwin Emefiele reiterated the need for the country's monetary and fiscal authorities to collaborate and harmonize standpoints so as to develop the economy rapidly," central bank spokesman Olalekan Ajayi said in an emailed statement on Sunday.
The finance ministry has previously said adjustments were needed to narrow the spread between exchanges rates on the official and black market. The central bank devalued the rate for retail customers in February after Nigeria's top economic advisor body called for an urgent review.
The bank's Monetary Policy Committee is due to meet on Monday and Tuesday to set interest rates. Twelve out of 13 economists polled by Reuters predicted that the bank would leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 14 percent on Tuesday .
Reporting by Camillus Eboh and Alexis Akwagyiram, in Lagos, editing by Larry King


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Winner of the 2012 Hall-Kenyon Poetry Prize
PLYMOUTH, N.H. —The 2012 Eagle Pond Authors' Series at Plymouth State University will open with a reading and reception with poet, essayist and translator Jane Hirshfield at 7 p.m. Tuesday, October 23. Senior PSU English major Leah Loraditch from Londonderry will open the program, reading several of her poems.
Jane Hirshfield's poetry speaks to the central issues of human existence—desire and loss, impermanence and beauty, the many dimensions of our connection with others and the wider community of creatures and objects with which we share our lives. Her work, described by The New York Times as "radiant and passionate," sets forth a hard-won affirmation of our human fate.
After publishing her first poem in 1973, Hirshfield spent eight years away from poetry. "I felt that I'd never make much of a poet if I didn't know more than I knew at the time about what it means to be a human being," Hirshfield told reviewer Rose Scolari. Hirshfield returned to writing and teaching in the 1980s.
She is the author of seven collections of poetry, including Come, Thief, published in August 2011, After (shortlisted for England's T.S. Eliot Prize and named a "best book of 2006" by the Washington Post, the San Francisco Chronicle, and the London Financial Times), Given Sugar, Given Salt (finalist for the 2001 National Book Critics Circle Award), The Lives of the Heart, and The October Palace, as well as a book of essays, Nine Gates: Entering the Mind of Poetry. She also edited and co-translated four books containing the work of poets from the past: The Ink Dark Moon: Love Poems by Komachi & Shikibu, Women of the Ancient Court of Japan, Women in Praise of the Sacred: 43 Centuries of Spiritual Poetry by Women, Mirabai: Ecstatic Poems, and The Heart of Haiku, on Basho, named an Amazon Best Book of 2011. She is also included in The Best Spiritual Writing of 2012 and The Best American Poetry 2011. Her book of essays on the "mind of poetry" and three anthologies recording the work of women poets from the past have become classics in their field.
The much-celebrated Hirshfield will be awarded the 2012 Donald Hall-Jane Kenyon Prize in American Poetry October 24 in Concord. The award is sponsored by the New Hampshire Writers' Project and the Concord Monitor. Speaking of the award she told Concord Monitor reporter Sarah Earle, "… I am surprised, pleased, and tremendously honored to be given this prize, named for two poets whose work has meant so much to me over the years of my writing life."
Hall will be on hand in Plymouth to introduce Hirshfield and both will stay after the reading for an authors' reception and book signing.
Now in its 15th year, the Eagle Pond Authors' Series is a tribute to Donald Hall, one of the nation's most beloved poets and authors. Hall remains the heart and soul of this series and is instrumental in bringing nationally and internationally revered poets to the PSU campus.
Free tickets for the Eagle Pond Authors' Series are available at the Silver Center Box Office, (603) 535-2787 or (800) 779-3869, and are highly recommended. The series is presented with generous support from the Follett Higher Education Group (PSU Bookstore).
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Home Shopping Parties And the Hard Sell
Dear Miss Manners:
I hosted one of those home shopping parties for a group of friends and had a very good turnout. However, one thing I noticed was that a close relative of mine didn't purchase anything.
Now, I know that you shouldn't feel obligated to buy anything at these functions. However, I have attended several home parties for her in the past, and I felt that it was discourteous not to support your host.
Later on, a few of my girlfriends and I had a separate discussion on whether you should have to buy something at these types of parties. One girlfriend's response was that no, you shouldn't, while the other friend's reply was that you should buy at least something since the host is supplying food and drinks.
With these two quite different responses, I have become confused on how I should handle the situation with the relative who didn't buy anything. Should I be annoyed and therefore not go to any of her forthcoming parties?
What do you think should be the correct courtesy at these types of parties? We all know that they have the "gang" mentality pressured into them.
And your complaint is that the gang mentality didn't kick in to make your relative feel obligated to buy something she didn't want?
Miss Manners asks you to bear in mind that when you give such a gathering, you should be acting as a saleswoman who incidentally serves refreshments, not a social hostess who incidentally embarrasses her guests into spending money they would not otherwise spend. A respectable salesperson presents and touts the opportunity to buy but does not bludgeon potential customers into paying for things they do not want.
A reason not to invite this relative to a shopping party would be that she is not interested in the kind of merchandise you are selling. For the same reason, and not to punish her, you needn't attend hers.
But what exactly would be the point of your selling unwanted things to each other? Who would profit besides the companies you represent?
Wouldn't you both come out just as far ahead, and not have your houses full of unwanted clutter, if you saw each other over a (freely offered) cup of tea?


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DeSean Jackson denied any affiliation with gangs or gang members during a taped interview with Stephen A. Smith that aired Friday on SportsCenter. Here's some of what Jackson said:
On what the Eagles told him when they released him:
"The conversation I had with Chip Kelly was a deep, personal conversation, but at the same time, when he called me, it was basically like, 'We're moving forward. I think it's best for the team; I think it's best for yourself.' I was sitting there waiting for a reason why, but that's basically all I can really say from the conversation."
On the NJ.com article about his alleged gang affiliations:
"About the article, how I feel about NJ.com, from my point of view it was very disrespectful. I don't think it was right, straight up. … The allegations and the things that were said within the article were things from a long time ago that I felt the club and the organization knew about previous years before that. To sit there come 2014 and hear all these crazy allegations, and crazy stories that half wasn't even true, or whatever the case may be, I was just very disturbed and didn't like that at all."
On whether it's true that he's a gang member:
"No, it's not true. Honestly, where I was raised and where I grew up at, that's the product of an environment. … The things I witnessed, the things I saw on a daily basis, kind of surrounded me around that. Do I know friends that are out there involved? Yes. I try to, you know, stay away from them. I don't try to intervene and do things of any nature that has anything to do with negative activities, but I'm definitely aware and know certain gang members. But as far as me being affiliated, or me being a gang member, never not have once been. Never had any affiliation of going out and doing things that is against the law. I always felt that I'm a product of my environment, but at the same time, I'm the guy that wants to go out there and do things the right way."
On the gesture he made toward DeAngelo Hall during last year's season opener:
"I did flick something at him, but as far as it being a gang sign, it wasn't a gang sign. I think a lot of people overlook the situation with me and DeAngelo Hall. After the game was over, ESPN, people taking pictures, people saying this, people saying that, but me and DeAngelo Hall, that's like a big brother to me. Me and him have a lot of respect for each other. That's on the field; things happen like that at times. But as far as it being a gang sign, that necessarily wasn't what it was. The aggression got up to a point where you're going back and forth and saying things. It's all friendly, but at the same time, it's a game we play and emotions get out there and things are happening. As far as the signs that I throw up, I think that's the culture nowadays."
On reports that he's been late to team meetings:
"For sure I have been late. I'm not going to lie about that. I've been late to meetings before. I've missed one meeting probably out my whole career. But at the end of the day, once again, we're not perfect. Things happen."
On reports that he keeps the wrong company:
"Early on in my career, don't get me wrong, I feel I was hanging around or surrounding myself around the wrong individuals. But that was on me to learn and for me to understand, and make that change in my life. So now where I'm at in my seventh year, speaking from where I'm at today, it's not true. … I've felt the past two to three years I've matured to the utmost."


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XML started strong and has grown quite rapidly. It has proven itself a valuable technology, but it can be an intimidating one, when one considers all the moving parts that fall under the term "XML." This index of XML standards contains links to a series of articles that provide a summary of key XML technologies. You will also find recommendations of tutorials and other useful resources for evaluating and learning to use each technology.
The word standard is a bit slippery. Standards come in all forms, and multiple standards often compete in the same space. The practical approach is to define a standard as any specification that is significantly adopted by a diversity of vendors or is recommended by a respectable, vendor-neutral organization. This is, of course, a subjective criterion, but this material should give you enough of a start to be able to apply your own judgments on what XML technologies to use.
The many flavors of standards
Several organizations and informal groups of people have been involved in the process of making standards for XML users. This series provides links to most of these groups in the Resources sections of the individual cross reference pages, but the following explains some of the terms you'll find used to qualify standards in this article.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international consortium where over 400 member organizations as well as a full-time staff and the public work together to develop Web standards. The W3C formally issues Recommendations that tend to become de facto web standards, as exemplified by XML, HTML, PNG, CSS, XSLT, XML Schema, XForms, SOAP, WSDL, XQuery, and XML Signatures. A specification gains the status of W3C Recommendation only after a rigorous, public process. A working group publishes working draft versions of the specification to obtain public feedback during development. The last call working draft seeks final public comments, after which the specification becomes a Candidate Recommendation (a stable form presented for developers to create interoperable implementations) and then a Proposed Recommendation (ready for recommendation based on interoperable implementation reports; W3C vote pending).
International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is probably the most authoritative standards body in the world. Many of its standards carry some force of law in relevant industries.
Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) has evolved in structure somewhat from the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) days, but the work product is similar. The highest level of approval at OASIS is an OASIS Standard, representing approval after voting by the entire membership of OASIS. This is similar to a W3C Recommendation. The prior step is called a Committee Draft, which is approval of the spec by one technical committee (formerly called a Technical Resolution).
The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is a model for an organization that thrives on the energy of the grass roots while trying to impose some measure of formal organization. Almost anyone with Internet access can submit an Internet Draft and propose it as a possible standard. A steering group reviews it and can recommend that it be published as a Request for Comment (RFC). RFCs can be marked as Standards Track RFCs or as outright Standard RFCs, but most publications that become RFCs are well regarded and often well implemented.
Finally, the XML community is celebrated for its activity in creating informal but important standards to fill gaps left by the big organizations. Simple API for XML (SAX), Resource Directory Description Language (RDDL), and EXSLT are some notable examples. OASIS has worked to be attractive as a venue for such standards, but there is still no shortage of people willing to start a mailing list thread with the goal of hammering out a de facto standard.
The cross-reference
The following lists provide links to a series of brief summaries of each specification. For information on additional standards, see the XML Standards view.
Core XML standards
These technologies form the basis of what is expressed in an XML document:
- Canonical XML (c14n)
- XML Information Set (Infoset)
- XML Namespaces
- Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) and Internationalized Resource Identifiers (IRIs)
- W3C XML Schema (WXS)
- XML Base
- xml:id
- XML Path Language (XPath)
XML processing standards
These standards relate to XML processing by developers:
- Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Document Object Model (DOM)
- Simple API for XML (SAX)
- State Chart XML (SCXML)
- SQL with XML extensions (SQL/XML)
- Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT)
Key XML vocabularies
Like SGML before it, XML is a metalanguage: It is a syntactic basis for defining further languages. Those languages (such as HTML in the case of SGML, and XHTML in the case of XML) are the applications -- not to be confused with applications of programmer code (software applications), such as the Mozilla Firefox Web browser. Here is a selection of the most important XML applications (less precisely known as vocabularies):


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This article was published 5/7/2014 (1144 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
SASKATOON -- With his young family on hand for the first time, Matt Harmon of Grand Haven, Mich., cruised to a 9-under par 63 on Saturday at Dakota Dunes Golf Links, opening up a five stroke lead heading into the final round of the PGA Tour Canada's Dakota Dunes Open.
The 29-year old and his wife Pagiel have their new son Eli, who turns 10 weeks old today, at a tournament for the first time this week, and so far the trip has been a successful one. Harmon's 63 put him five strokes ahead of Sweden's Robert Karlsson heading into the final round, six ahead of Moscow, Idaho,'s Chris Williams.
"It's our first family trip, so this is very relaxing," said Harmon, who ranks 10th on the Order of Merit with two top-10s in three starts. "My guesses were right with the bounces and things went right for me, and I made more putts than I did any of the other days."
Harmon carded seven birdies on the day, including on two of his final three holes, to go with an eagle to reach 18-under par through 54 holes. The former Michigan State Spartan played the Web.com Tour in 2012 and 2013 and is looking to make his way back starting with a win at Dakota Dunes today.
"I was telling my caddie today, I think I have a few more life experiences than some other guys in the field," said Harmon, whose best finish on the Web.com Tour was second at the 2012 TPC Stonebrae Championship. "It's just golf out here. When you get it going, you just kind of relax and let it go."
Harmon said having his family here has made things easier than the first three events, when he played well but had his mind back home with his new family.
"It was tough the play those first three events having to leave my wife to do everything, but she's awesome, so it's been great," Harmon said. "I'm going to come out tomorrow and hopefully keep doing what I did today."
The Tour's next stop is in Winnipeg at Pine Ridge for the Players Cup.
-- PGA Tour Canada


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Notice 2008-83: The Ripples Keep Spreading
by George White, CPA
Few Treasury announcements have drawn as much attention as the September release of Notice 2008-83 ("Wells Fargo Ruling"). Despite the scrutiny, new facets are still being uncovered three months later.
What Leftovers Are on Congress' Plate for 2009?
by Thomas Wechter, JD/LLM and Colleen Feeney Romero, JD
Congress has a lot of unfinished business from 2008, including repeal of the AMT, resolve expiring tax provisions, reform or repeal of the estate tax, dealing with the economic substance doctrine, among others.
Rental Real Estate Issues
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The real message in a recent GAO report on the tax gap from misreporting of rental real estate is that the tax law is too complex.
The Death of LIFO?
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Changing inventory method requires managing the accounting-tax differences.
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It is already known that Manchu Manoj has reacted sharply over the leakage of 'Potagadu' trailer on social networking sites much before planned date.
Reacting on the same, producer Lagadapati Sridhar however said that it is actually his mistake for sending trailer video to Aditya Music, otherwise the scene wouldn't have happened. With Lagdapati claiming that Aditya Music has no role in the mistake happened, it could be understood that Manoj retorted exaggeratedly without checking with the producer.
Cine observers felt that the whole game of uploading uncut trailer and deleting is an act of promoting the flick prior to its trailer release. Anyway, Manoj's comments look like serious ones, so we cannot conclude that way.


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Richest young man, with help
PARENTS will be prodding their children towards careers in the child-care business, finance, retail or property development if this year's BRW young rich list is anything to go by.
ABC Learning's Eddy Groves, who is worth $260 million, topped the annual ranking of the country's 100 highest earners aged 40 and under.
Mr Groves was followed by the hedge fund manager brothers Angus, 35, and Richard Grinham, 37, whose wealth has increased by 525 per cent in the past year.
The property developer Shaun Bonnet, 35, of Sydney, made his debut at No. 3 on the list, having amassed a $220 million fortune through retail and commercial property in Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney.
In fourth place, the actor Nicole Kidman was the richest woman, valued at $200 million.
The list's editor, James Thomson, said there were few surprises in this year's line-up. Eddy Groves has been in the top two or three spots for the past three years and had "naturally ascended to the throne".
The 40-year-old child-care king's wealth was partly gained from government subsidies. Last year ABC Learning received 44 per cent of its income - or $128 million of its $272 million revenue - from the Federal Government's means-tested child-care rebates.
Mr Groves replaced the young rich list's previous top earner, Crazy John's founder, John Ilhan, who had turned 41 and was no longer eligible.
"Eddy deserves to be on top. His company was valued at $25 million in 2001 and is now worth about $2.5 billion," Thomson said. "He's a clever businessman."
Mr Groves owns a minority share in the listed company.
Those listed are worth $4 billion - up from $3.7 billion last year. Their average worth has risen to $48 million, up from $41 million.
NSW had the most on the list, with 33, followed by Victoria with 26, while 17 of the highest earners now lived overseas.
Mr Thomson said the retail and technology sectors had again performed strongly as they were relatively easy to get into.
"The [area] we're seeing emerging a bit is financial services. There's so much money in super that the guys in this industry are really being rewarded for their work."
It had been disappointing that the number of women on the list this year fell from 21 to 17, he said.
But he was encouraged that smaller operators - "builders and carpenters who had worked hard and invested well in property" - had made the grade this year. "There's a bit of a lesson there that anyone with an entrepreneurial flair can make the list."
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By Kieran CANNING Murcia, Spain, Aug 29, 2015 (AFP) - Belgian Jasper Stuyven took victory despite suffering a broken bone in his wrist on the eighth stage of Spain's Vuelta on a day dominated by high-profile crashes. Ireland's Dan Martin, who was lying third in the overall classification overnight, and American Tejay van Garderen were forced to withdraw from … [Read more...]
Stuyven Wins Crash-Dominated Vuelta 8th Stage
Valverde Nips Sagan To Win Vuelta A Espana Stage 4
By Kieran CANNING Vejer de la Frontera, Spain, Aug 25, 2015 (AFP) - Spaniard Alejandro Valverde claimed victory on the fourth stage of Spain's Vuelta on Tuesday as Slovakia's Peter Sagan again had to settle for second place. Sagan won his first Grand Tour stage for two years on Monday after finishing second five times at the Tour de France last month, but … [Read more...]
Injury Forces Burghardt's Withdrawal From Vuelta A Espana
Malaga, Spain - Injuries sustained in a crash Sunday will prevent BMC Racing Team's Marcus Burghardt from starting Stage 3 of the Vuelta a España Monday. Burghardt badly hurt his left knee and suffered facial injuries in the crash, BMC Racing Team Dr. Daniele Zaccaria said. "X-rays proved negative," Dr. Zaccaria said, "but he had swelling on his knee that we tried to manage during the … [Read more...]
Sagan Wins Vuelta A Espana Stage 3, Chaves Keeps Lead
Málaga, Spain, Aug 24, 2015 (AFP) - Slovakian Peter Sagan claimed his first Grand Tour stage victory in two years on the third stage of the Spain's Vuelta on Monday. The 25-year-old Saxo-Tinkoff rider edged out France's Nacer Bouhanni and German John Degenkolb in a sprint to the line at the end of the 158.4km ride from Mijas to Malaga in time of 4hr 06min 46sec. Colombia's Esteban … [Read more...]
Chavez Takes Vuelta A Espana Lead, As Nibali Gets Kicked Out
Caminito del Rey, Spain, Aug 23, 2015 (AFP) - The 2014 Tour de France winner Vincenzo Nibali was disqualified from Spain's Vuelta on Sunday for being towed by his team car while Colombian Esteban Chaves claimed the second stage and overall lead. Italy's Nibali, a three-time Grand Tour winner, had been one of a number of riders caught up in a crash 30 kilometres from the finish line of … [Read more...]
Nibali Disqualified From Vuelta A Espana For A Car Tow
Caminito del Rey, Spain, Aug 23, 2015 (AFP) - Three-time Grand Tour winner Vincenzo Nibali has been disqualified from Spain's Vuelta, race organisers confirmed on Sunday for being towed by his Astana team car during the second stage. The Italian had been one of a number of riders caught up in a crash 30 kilometres from the finish line of the 158.7km ride from Alhaurin de la Torre to … [Read more...]
BMC Racing Team Wins Vuelta a España Team Time Trial
Marbella, Spain - The BMC Racing Team captured Saturday's opening team time trial at the Vuelta a España as Peter Velits pulled on the first leader's red jersey of the three-week race. Powering their BMC timemachine TM01s along the flat, 7.4-kilometer course, five BMC Racing Team riders crossed the line in 8:10, one second faster than both runner-up Tinkoff-Saxo and ORICA-GreenEDGE in … [Read more...]
Alberto Contador Closes In On 2014 Tour of Spain Title
by Barnaby CHESTERMAN PUERTO DE ANCARES, Spain, Sept 13, 2014 (AFP) - Alberto Contador is on the brink of claiming a third Tour of Spain victory after winning Saturday's 20th and penultimate stage over 185.7km from Santo Estevo de Ribas to Puerto de Ancares. With only Sunday's 9.7km timetrial left, Contador is virtually certain to claim overall victory in Santiago de … [Read more...]
Adam Hansen Wins Tour of Spain Stage 19 With Perfect Attack
by Barnaby CHESTERMAN CANGAS, Spain, Sept 12, 2014 (AFP) - Australian Adam Hansen timed his attack to perfection to win the 180.5km 19th stage of the Vuelta a Espana from Salvaterra do Mino to Cangas do Morrazo on Friday. The 33-year-old Lotto-Belisol rider took off with just over 4km remaining and held off a charging peloton to win by 5sec to German John Degenkolb and … [Read more...]
Robert Gesink Withdrawals From Vuelta a Espana For Family Reasons
The Belkin Pro Cycling TEAM is sad to announce that Robert Gesink will leave the Vuelta a España due to private circumstances. The Team Belkin leader chooses to rush to Holland to be with his family. "My pregnant wife has undergone surgery twice this past week. Her situation has not improved and she is still in the hospital. I will immediately leave the Vuelta to be with my family, who … [Read more...]


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More About Global Warming♫ Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009
Scientists have already warned the world of the possible results of global warming some thirty years ago. After recent wars it is the biggest threat to our way of life. Due to the change of climate which is the result of global warming, destructive storms prevail, floods and landslides aggravate, sea level are rising, droughts affect crops and livestock production, glaciers are melting. These are some of the catastrophes brought about which need speedy solutions and a strong resolve to cope with the situation. But have we done anything to rectify the problem? Do we allow it to carry on without fighting it?
This cooperation of government with its citizens and companies and with other countries should aim to grow research and experimentation on the long term effect of climate change. How will it affect our rain forests and the world's major bodies of water like the lakes, rivers, oceans, and the livelihood of people who are depending on them. Addressing all such environmental issues is desperately needed to tackle the effect of global warming. We need to start reducing carbon emission and emission of other greenhouse gases, teach people about climate change issues and what practical solutions are feasible.
Each country has to map out of how much carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases it produces and emits into the atmosphere and in the same way it has to decide how much greening of the environment through reforestation in the rural areas and planting of plants and trees in urban areas is needed to neutralize these harmful gases emitted into the air. Once these gases are in the atmosphere, they stay there for a long time thus trapping the heat in the lower atmosphere and radiating some of it back to earth. With huge amount of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases in the atmosphere it would increase the global surface temperature.
Through environmental awareness, every person can contribute in his own little way to combat global warming. Every little thing you can do at home in the use of gas emitting equipment or vehicles will help. You need to minimize their use if you cannot totally avoid them. Any equipment or vehicle using oil and gas produces carbon dioxide. Greenhouse gas is emitted by compressor-run equipment like airconditioning units, refrigeration and freezing units, etc. which need to be reduced because of the effect it can bring to our ozone layer. These gases are the most devastating global warming gases which remain in the atmosphere for a long time. Energy efficient appliances should be encouraged and by saving energy help reduce gas emission of power plant generators generating electricity.


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The latest Heismanpundit.com Straw Poll is in and the panel consisting of former Heisman winner Charles White, plus nine members of the college football media, has Ohio State's Troy Smith as the overwhelming leader in the race to win this year's Heisman Trophy.
Smith, who threw for 316 yards and four touchdowns against Michigan last Saturday, holds a commanding 11-point advantage over Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn in the weekly poll, the fourth taken so far this season. Smith captured nine out of 10 possible first-place votes, with the other going to West Virginia running back Steve Slaton.
Heismanpundit.com is conducting a Heisman straw poll in each of the final six weeks of the college football season. The idea is to get a good sense of voter sentiment as the race nears its conclusion. There are 10 Heisman voters canvassed from across the various Heisman voting regions and they vote for three players each week. The tabulations are made–like the Heisman vote itself–on a 3-2-1 basis, with three points for a first-place vote, two points for a second-place vote and one point for a third-place vote.
In a unique feature to the poll, a Heisman Trophy winner's vote will be added to the total each week. This week's poll (Nov. 24) includes the vote of 1979 winner Charles White.
This week's poll results, with total points and first-place votes in parentheses:
1. Troy Smith, Ohio State, 27 (9)
2. Brady Quinn, Notre Dame, 16
3. Darren McFadden, 7
4. Steve Slaton, West Virginia, 6 (1)
5. Colt Brennan, Hawaii, 1
Ian Johnson, Boise State, 1
Players appearing on previous ballots: Ray Rice, Rutgers; Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma; Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech; Colt Brennan, Hawaii; Colt McCoy, Texas; Michael Hart, Michigan; J.D. Booty, USC.
The Heismanpundit.com straw poll voters, Nov. 24:
Tom Dienhart (The Sporting News)
Austin Murphy (Sports Illustrated)
Stewart Mandel (Sports Illustrated)
B.J. Schecter (Sports Illustrated)
Olin Buchanan (Rivals.com)
Neal McCready (Mobile Register Guard)
Ted Miller (Seattle Post-Intelligencer/ESPN)
Dave Weekley (WCHS-AM 580, Charleston)
Ted Lewis (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Charles White, 1979 Heisman winner, USC
Week Three Results:
1. Troy Smith, Ohio State, 28 (8)
2. Brady Quinn, Notre Dame, 19, (1)
3. Darren McFadden, Arkansas, 9 (1)
4. Ray Rice, Rutgers, 3
5. Steve Slaton, West Virginia, 1
Week Two Results:
1. Troy Smith, Ohio State, 28 (9)
2. Brady Quinn, Notre Dame, 18
3. Darren McFadden, Arkansas, 4 (1)
4. (tie) Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech, 2
Steve Slaton, West Virginia, 2
6. (tie) Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma, 1
Colt Brennan, Hawaii, 1
Colt McCoy, Texas, 1
Michael Hart, Michigan, 1
J.D. Booty, USC, 1
Week One Results:
1. Troy Smith, Ohio State, 25 (8)
2. Brady Quinn, 16
3. Steve Slaton, 14 (2)
4. (tie) Michael Hart, 1
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Les Arcs Snow Report 20 Mar 2012
As spring starts in the Alps the spring snow showers have also arrived. Only 12cm were forecast for Sunday and Monday but estimates suggest around quadruple this amount fell. With the balmy weather that we had been having the past couple of weeks the slopes had been getting in pretty bad shape, but now we have a good fresh covering everywhere and the temperature has dropped significantly so this fresh snow will be staying in good condition for a while yet.
And with many little snow showers forecast throughout the week conditions are only set to get better. With all this fresh snow and it being a very quiet week up in Les Arcs the skiing is some of the best we have had all season. The top of the ski area at 3000m has 275cm of snow and the bottom of the ski range at 1600m still has 150cm of snow. This means that all the pistes are completely covered and all the lifts are completely operational. So any one heading up here in the near future will be set for an amazing time.


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Take a look at this commercial from 2010 for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini. Sure, it's a cute ad, but take a look at how thick the device is. If you're curious, the measurement of the phone was 16mm thick. As you would imagine, the rest of the specs seem like they are a century old. Remember that the full-size Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 had a 4 inch screen, which is even smaller than today's "mini" smartphones. The Xperia X10 mini carried a 2.5 inch screen with resolution of 240 x 320. Under the hood was a single-core 600MHz Snapdragon S1 CPU with the Adreno 200 GPU handling graphics. A 5MP camera was on back and there was a 16GB microSD slot available.
We've come a long way in just four short years, especially Sony. The Sony Xperia Z1 Compact is now considered the gold standard of "mini" phones with flagship-type specs. That model features a 4.3 inch screen with resolution of 720 x 1280 and is powered by a quad-core Snapdragon 800 CPU. A 20.7MP snapper adorns the back with a 2MP camera on the front.
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LIFE OF A BLOGGER: Family
Life of a Blogger is a weekly meme by Novel Heartbeat. It gives us a chance to talk about non-bookish passions and interests.
Hmm...what to write about! I thought about writing a little summary of my family, but that's kind of boring. I thought maybe I should just give you some interesting family facts instead...
* My uncle John was one of the first Americans to climb the Pamirs in the then-USSR in 1974. It was big deal in the climbing community. While he was there, an avalanche hit and killed one of his fellow climbers and best friend. It was later written about in a book called Storm and Sorrow in the High Pamirs.
* My uncle Brian was invited to climb Vinson Massif in Antarctica in 1966, marking the first summit of the mountain. (Vinson Massif is one of the "seven summits" - the highest mountains on each continent. It is 16,066 ft in elevation). This trip was written about in National Geographic. They returned in 2006 to try to repeat the assent, but they didn't make it.
* My Great-great-great grandfather was the 3rd Governor of Washington State. There is a statue of him in Olympia.
* My sister-in-law and brother-in-law are make up artists. Currently they live in Toronto, but previously they lived in Milan and worked a lot of the famous fashion shows: Versace, Gucci, Prada. You can see some of David's work here. And watch a video of David giving tips for perfect brows here.
* My dad went to high school with Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart. But sadly, he didn't really know them.
* My daughter, brother in law and niece all have the same birthday! 2010, 1994, and 2009 respectively.


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WEYMOUTH'S Olympic contender Nick Dempsey has revealed that the windsurfing board that he will be racing on for the London 2012 Games is named after the Queen.
Team GB's 'Dempo' will be competing for Queen and country on the windsurf boat 'Elizabeth' on his home waters of Weymouth and Portland .
Prior to announcing the new name, Dempsey urged his Twitter and Facebook follows to put forward name suggestions, adding: "It'll have to be a girl's name. I'm not going to ride a man!"
Action in the RS:X windsurfing events will begin on Tuesday July 31, with the medal race scheduled for Tuesday August 7.
Dempsey wrote on his Nick Dempsey Windsurfing Facebook page: "So, very exciting day getting my Games kit.
"Also very nervous about how good it would be. No need to worry though. She's rapid! Very relieved."
A spokesman for the British Sailing Team said the board was named after the Queen.
Dempsey's picture prompted hundreds of messages from well wishers.
Tris Best, managing director of the Official Test Centre windsurfing school on Portland commented: "Looks good, will be easy to follow!! Good luck Nick."
Fan Maisie Squibb said: "Ah, my nan is so happy you named your board after her!"
Jan Chadaj added: "Tried catching you in the harbour today to say good luck but you were in a different league! :) Good name choice."
While Richard Hamilton wrote: "SMASH IT Dempo!"


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What's that sound?
After about 30 minutes of work, I suddenly heard alarms going off. At first I couldn't tell what was going on, but after a few minutes it became clear that those were fire alarms. Here I was, up in the far reaches of the building's rafters, and no one knew. I figured if there was a real fire I was toast, but I didn't smell smoke. I still needed to leave and at least attempt to save my skin if it was the real deal.
To escape, I had to go over and under air conditioning ducts and avoid stepping on beams so as to not fall through false ceiling tiles -- and not kick up dust, which for all I knew was toxic. It took me a good 15 minutes to crawl out and climb down a ladder accessway.
As I was leaving the building, I met a fireman who looked at me in shock, demanding to know why I wasn't outside with everyone else. I explained what happened, including where I was and why it took so long. He wasn't happy, but what could you do?
I walked out of the building, where literally hundreds of people were waiting for the all-clear. I joked that everyone need not worry and I'd discovered it was safe to go back in. We got a good laugh, but I sure was glad it was only a drill and not the real thing.
After that incident, we made a point of telling someone when we were heading up into the rafters. You see, we can be taught.
Watch your step
The ceiling beckoned again. Another time when I was laying yet more cable, I stepped on what I thought was a solid plank. It turned out to be a false ceiling. Adrenalin surged through me as my foot went through the tile, dumping a pile of dust into the room below.
I caught myself before I fell further. As I pulled my foot out, I looked down and saw a person sitting at his desk, looking up at me in shock -- he hadn't had quite enough time to reach the anger stage. Luckily, he was unhurt, but there was dust all over his computer and desk. He asked a lot of questions and went through plenty of different emotions as we cleaned up the mess, but in the end we both laughed at the situation.
When I took a closer look, I cringed at what might have been. Nearby wood boards and pipes could have crashed down. The cable I'd been dragging could have come through the hole. The dust and debris could have injured him or ruined his computer -- or both. Sometimes the scene flashed in my mind on my repeat trips to the ceiling, and I'd watch my step even more closely, not wanting a repeat performance.
Over time and as the IT profession grew and changed, I picked up a few lessons: involve facilities, hire a contractor who does wiring for a living, use the right tools to get from point A to point B instead of creating my own -- such as using broomsticks and weights tied to ropes. It also helps to just learn more about IT and be more mature.
I grew into the job and eventually picked up A+ certifications over the course of my career, but the good old days were a lot of fun in their own way.
Send your own IT tale of managing IT, personal bloopers, supporting users, or dealing with bureaucratic nonsense to firstname.lastname@example.com. If we publish it, you'll receive a $50 American Express gift cheque.
This story, "Look out below! A young techie is coming through," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Read more crazy-but-true stories in the anonymous Off the Record blog at InfoWorld.com. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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Tel Aviv (Feb. 19)
A secret transmitter operated by the Stern Group was seized here last night by police and military forces. A number of people were arrested, including a 19-year-old girl said to be the announcer for the clandestine station.
Using radio detection apparatus, police cordoned off an area in the city and then made house-to-house searches until the transmitter was uncovered on the roof of a house in Hashomer Street.


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Pam Anderson Turns Over a New Leaf
Surprises are one thing that maturing bombshell Pamela Anderson has never run out of. In 2008 alone, the 41-year-old mother of two:
- Was both married to and divorced from fellow XXX star Rick Salomon.
- Enjoyed a high-profile enchantment with disappearing illusionist Chris Angel.
- Reunited with former husband (and fellow XXX star) Tommy Lee.
Each of these events, in its own way, caught someone off guard. Pammy was perhaps just as surprised as anyone else.
Pam's more predictable antics for the year included:
- The obligatory debut of a new reality documentary TV series (Pam: Girl on the Loose from E!).
- A series of public appearances that seemed to show the former Tool Time girl in advancing stages of physical decay.
- Glamorous photo shoots as the face of a cutting edge fashion house.
- Shirking out of her clothes at the appearance of a birthday cake.
- Apparent overindulgence in alcoholic spirits, and perhaps drugs.
- Advocacy work on behalf of her less-fortunate four-legged and winged friends.
But for 2009, the world must prepare to see an all-new Pam. Witness here the fresh incarnation of Pam Anderson as a woman of modesty.
Pamela is seen on the beach of Malibu, California, with her son Dylan and a group of his surfer tyke friends.
The Playboy Playmate of the Month for February 1990 kicks along the shore line. She's dressed almost demurely in a form-fitting white top and classic Levi jeans. She bends to spread her towel on the sand. She walks along, scanning the waves.
And, odd as it may seem, she somehow looks hotter than she has in all of 2008.


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BlackBerry has hit back at analyst firm Gartner for a note it reportedly sent out to its clients that advised enterprises to rethink their use of BlackBerry's smartphone devices and platform.
The note recommended BlackBerry enterprise clients implement alternatives within six months, ComputerWorld reported last Friday.
It said it wanted to emphasise that clients should back up and test alternatives.
In a statement to media, BlackBerry brushed off the advice during its "restructure".
"Many of the conclusions by Gartner about the potential impact of a sale or other strategic alternatives are purely speculative.
"BlackBerry is restructuring and pursing strategic alternatives to increase its focus on its core enterprise business.
"We remain steadfast in our mission to deliver the most secure and powerful mobile management solutions and smartphones to our customers."
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Dear Amy,
I am a new member, like you, and looking at the posts I saw your message. I agree that the one advantage of cruise ship tours is that they will wait for you if you are late. After extensive research organizing our tour, I realized that serious private tour providers work a lot with cruise passengers. If you tell them when you want to be back, they organize your tour so as to see the most without any risk of being late.
On the other hand, cruise ships itineraries usually are so common, inflexible and crowded that they become tiring. Not to mention, that there will always be someone who will be late and make the whole group wait for him because he knows that they cant leave him behind!
My family and I were in Athens in April 2009 (3 adults and 3 children.) We chose a private tour and greatly enjoyed it. We used a van and avoided the crowds, and we saw extraordinary cultural sites that we wouldnt have seen with big tour buses. Sometimes we were even dropped off at the entrance of the sites. As we had our kids and my mother-in-law with us, we were able to make changes in our itinerary according to our needs. Although some say that private tours are very costly, for the six of us it was less expensive than the ships tour.
So, if you are still looking for a private tour in Athens, you might want to check out the following website:
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Washington, Jan. 29 (ANI): Kris Humphries, who was accused by his lover of giving her genital herpes during a condomless sexual encounter in Hollywood back in 2010, filed a response to her lawsuit saying that he's got the test results to prove that he did not suffer from disease.
In the documents, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Humphries did not deny sleeping with Kayla Goldberg, but insists that he never passed on the herpes virus-because he got tested for the disease after the hook-up and it came back negative, TMZ.com reported.
The 27-year-old Brooklyn Nets forward attached the alleged test results in his filing, but they are under seal. (ANI)


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BONN (Dec. 27)
A demand that the West German Government punish the right-wing, extremist weekly, the Deutsche Nationale Soldatenzeitung, for publishing anti-Cemitic articles that "disturb relations between peoples and slander the United States" was filed with the State Prosecutor at Munich today by Hans Grimmig, on behalf of the Coordinating Council of Societies for Christian-Jewish Cooperation in Germany.
The complaint referred particularly to an article in the December 3 issue of the newspaper, written by Willy Glasebock, foreign editor of the weekly, who supported claires made by a school teacher in the German town of Beuson. The latter had been quoted as saying that the gas chambers and crematoria in the Nazi concentration camps had been "fabricated by the Allies, especially the Americans."
In his article, Glasebock stated that the charges made by the teacher, a man named Endrichkeit, were true. The foreign editor also asserted that the crematoria had been built by Americans at the end of the war.


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'The Gift' rebounds to No. 1 on Billboard Hot 200 as 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' drops out of the Top 5 to No. 7.
After getting kicked by Kanye West from the first place of Billboard Hot 200 last week, Susan Boyle has now reclaimed the hot spot. By doing so, she pushes the rapper down to No. 7 on the U.S. albums chart. Her holiday album "The Gift" adds another 272,000 copies, while Kanye's Hip-Hop effort "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" pulls in 108,000 units.
Sitting at the runner-up position on the list is Taylor Swift. The country music singer continues to trail behind the "Britain's Got Talent" singer with her platinum-selling album "Speak Now" which now sells 182,000. Last week, she was at No. 4 as Susan secured the third place.
Three other efforts which also climb up the chart are Jackie Evancho's "O Holy Night", "Glee" Christmas album and Josh Groban's "Illuminations". Jackie moves up from No. 5 to rounding up the Top 3, "Glee" rises from No. 10 to No. 4, and Josh makes his return to the Top 10 by sitting at No. 9 after previously dropping out of the list to No. 12.
Beside sitting at No. 4, "Glee" also claims the next spot with its new music collection "Volume 4". The other new entry this week is Black Eyed Peas' "The Beginning" which lands at No. 6. Meanwhile, the rest of the chart belong to last week's runner-up Nicki Minaj's "Pink Friday" which now settles at No. 8, and Rihanna's "Loud" which slides down from No. 6 to No. 10.
- "The Gift" - Susan Boyle (272,000)
- "Speak Now" - Taylor Swift (182,000)
- "O Holy Night" - Jackie Evancho (145,000)
- "Glee: The music, The Christmas Album" - various artists (129,000)
- "Glee: The music, Volume 4" - various artists (128,000)
- "The Beginning" - Black Eyed Peas (119,000)
- "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" - Kanye West (108,000)
- "Pink Friday" - Nicki Minaj (103,000)
- "Illuminations" - Josh Groban (78,000)
- "Loud" - Rihanna (77,000)


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I've been saying it forever, the greatest shit happens in soccer. It's one of life's great ironies.Ā How can you give this guy a red card for tripping a fan who ran onto the field? I mean is this serious? This player got the shaft big time. Soccer seems to be the the sport, when it comes to wierd shit happening.
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