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Symptoms Of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
What are the symptoms of an abdominal aortic aneurysm?
Usually none: Most of AAA have no symptoms and discovered by routine physical exams, screening ultrasound or incidental finding on ct scans. If symptomatic then usually pain in upper to mid abdomen sometimes radiating to the back or just back pain , rupture with severe pain and shock , sometimes present as clots traveling to the legs with acute pain or blue toes. Rare type is infected or inflammatory /fever. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Aortic Aneurysm (Abdomen) (Definition)
Abdominal aortic aneurysm is the dangerous condition where a portion of the wall of the aorta, the largest artery in the body, becomes thin and bulges out. This puts the aorta at risk of bursting, which is frequently fatal. Weakness of the wall of the aorta is often due to a long history of high blood pressure and plaque buildup. ...Read more
What are signs and symptoms of an abdominal aortic aneurysm?
Silent until rupture: Aaas are typically silent- no signs or symptoms until it starts to rupture. If you are thin and have a large aneurysm you may see it pulsating above the belly button. If you are male, >65yrs, and have ever smoked, an ultrasound can diagnose it. If you are female, a family history, age >65, and having ever smoked are the criteria for a screening ultrasound. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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Asymptomatic : Most of patients with aortic aneurysms aa are asymptomatic and discovered with routine physical exam , screening duplex ultrasounds and as incidental finding on ct scans . Some patients may have abdominal/chest or back pain or rupture. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Rupture AAA: Best care is avoid rupture. Prior to rupture there are little to no symptoms. At time of AAA rupture, a life threatening emergency exists, the risk of death elevates. If you know you have a 10cm aaa, get it evaluated and repaired. If you have been evaluated (with a second opinion) and told a repair is not possible, then stay on your medical regimen. Make plan to avoid er if/when rupture occurs. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
How long can symptoms be present before a 10cm abdominal aortic aneurysm ruptures?
Why wait to find out: We start to worry about aneurysms when they are larger than 5 cm. Think of it like a latex balloon. Once it is really big, it pops pretty easy. Any symptoms at all are a sign of impending rupture. And rupture has devastating consequences, including sudden death. See a vascular surgeon before there are symptoms. Once it is symptomatic it might be too late. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How long will symptoms be present before a 10cm abdominal aortic aneurysm ruptures?
Usually no symptoms: Most aneurysms do not give any symptoms until they rupture. A 10cm aneurysm has been present for many years. The normal aorta is about 2 cm, and aneurysms tend to grow about .4 cm/year, meaning about 16 years. A 10 cm aneurysm should be treated very urgently, as it is at very high risk of rupturing, and outcomes are worse when treating a ruptured aneurysm than when treating electively. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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Bulging Aorta: Ballooning of the abdominal portion of the aorta. The aorta is one of the major arteries that carry blood from your heart to the rest of the body. Sometimes patients with high blood pressure, cholesterol plaque formation can have weakened wall of this big artery, causing it to bulge ( balloon out) like when one blow air into a balloon; if ruptured, instant death can occur. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What is an abdominal aortic aneurysm?
Ballooning : An aneurysm is diffuse or focal dilatation of an artery like the abdominal aorta of more than 1.5 times its normal size. For abdominal aortic aneurysm generally anything above 3 cm in 50-60yr old patient. They typically don't need fixed unless above 5 cm in females and 5.5 cm in males or rapidly enlarging or causing symptoms. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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Aortic aneurysm is a medical condition in which there is an balloon like outpouching in the wall of the aorta, which is the largest blood vessel in the body. Most commonly, this aneurysm occurs in the segment of the aorta that runs through the abdomen. Rupture can lead to massive ...Read more
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Draft Logic Looms Over NBA Star's Return, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will miss two more weeks to rehabilitate his troublesome right ankle and could be held out the rest of the season, a league source told Yahoo! Sports on Wednesday.
Doctors will re-examine Curry at the end of the two weeks to discuss clearing him for a return, but league sources say that the Warriors may not be inclined to bring him back this season. Nevertheless, Curry is pushing for the chance to return to the court, sources said.
Curry has missed 10 consecutive games with a sprained ankle. Golden State management wants to protect the young point guard's ankle, but also are trying to hold onto a 2012 first-round draft pick that will belong to the Utah Jazz unless the Warriors finish with the seventh or higher spot in the draft. Essentially, the Warriors are willing to tank games down the stretch to assure themselves the best possible chance of keeping the pick that they traded away.
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PANAMA CITY BEACH — Zachary Wells was found, scraped, bloodied and bruised, alongside the road in the early hours of March 17.
Wells, 27, of Gainesville was alive when a passer-by noticed him at about 4:30 a.m. near the intersection of Front Beach Road and Petrel Street in Panama City Beach, Fla. Neither the passer-by nor anybody else police questioned had seen a vehicle sideswipe him from behind and then continue driving east on Front Beach Road.
"We don't even know how long he had been lying there," Zachary Wells' mother, Stephanie Wells, said last week. "We don't know anything at all."
So far, Panama City Beach Police have no leads on who the driver is or what kind of vehicle hit Zachary Wells.
Authorities do know that Zachary Wells was walking back to where he was staying for spring break. He was only two block saway when the collision occurred. Wells said police found broken pieces of a side mirror on the shoulder of the road near the collision, but they need more to make an arrest.
Stephanie Wells drove down from Gainesville on March 19 after being notified around 1 p.m. She feared her son would be paralyzed from his injuries but later was assured he would be able to walk.
On Thursday afternoon, Stephanie Wells waited in the lobby of Bay Medical Center Sacred Heart Health System as her son returned from surgery, with a metal plate reconnecting his fractured neck, staples in his scalp and gauze covering a wound on the front of his left foot where a large chunk was missing.
On Monday, though, Zachary Wells was back at class at the University of North Georgia's Gainesville campus, where he is a pre-nursing student.
"I'm still definitely sore as can be with a lot of pain and discomfort," he told The Times. "It's kind of difficult getting around and whatnot."
His surgery made a huge difference, and Wells credited the staff at the hospital as well as his family, friends and God for a quick recovery.
He still doesn't remember the accident, though, just waking up in the hospital, not knowing whether he was stabbed, beaten or what exactly had happened. He remembers having a good night out with friends, eating seafood and then heading back to the house where he was staying since he was leaving the next morning.
"Made it within like two blocks to where we were staying at," he said. "I mean I was so close."
Meanwhile, investigators are seeking the public's help in identifying a suspect.
"They say the investigation is ongoing, but the chances of finding anyone are slim," Stephanie Wells said. "We'd love to be able to find this person who did this. We are looking for anyone who saw anything."
The case first went to the traffic homicide investigation unit because it was initially thought to involve life-threatening injuries. It will be turned back over to patrol, which will try to track down any witnesses.
"Right now we are at a dead end because there are no witnesses and the kid doesn't remember much because he was hit from behind," Panama City Beach Police Chief Drew Whitman said.
Wells said he should make a full recovery, but he might not be able to be as adventurous this summer as he'd like.
"I'm hoping to be in my kayaks by next summer," he said.
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VILLA-NO-FUN: Inconsistency catches up to Orange as Syracuse falls to unranked Villanova in OT
Villanova 75, No. 3 Syracuse 71
PHILADELPHIA – The seconds ticked off the clock, each one moving Syracuse closer to a fate it's flirted with so many times this season. This time, there were not any clutch shots, at least from the Orange's side. This time, there was no defensive stand.
There were five extra minutes of basketball, but the Orange only displayed the inconsistency it demonstrated through an entire game.
In a dramatic back-and-forth battle, the missed shots, the missed free throws, the turnovers and the failure to close out shooters caught up to No. 3 Syracuse. Villanova upset the Orange 75-71 in overtime at the Wells Fargo Center on Saturday, with the type of grind-it-out effort that defined Syracuse (18-2, 6-1 Big East) to this point. It was the Wildcats' (13-7, 4-3) second-straight upset over a top-five team after they beat No. 5 Louisville on Tuesday, and for the second time in one week, Wildcats fans stormed the floor after a big win.
The Orange tried to pull out another close win after edging out Louisville and Cincinnati in the past week. This time it couldn't.
"I thought it was an unbelievable effort. Both teams gave a tremendous, tremendous effort," SU head coach Jim Boeheim said. "I thought that we couldn't get going offensively for a long time. We hung in there and battled."
Through regulation, Syracuse was hot and cold. The Orange was only 19-of-55 from the field (34.5 percent), and just 1-of-5 from the arc in the first half. At the 7:38 mark of the first half, Villanova had a 12-point lead. With an 8-0 run toward the end of the first half and Jerami Grant's assertiveness at the start of the second, Syracuse wrestled back the lead and clung to it for the rest of regulation.
"It's tough. They got off to a good lead, we fought back," forward C.J. Fair said. "At one point, we had control of the game."
With one minute left, the Orange held a 61-58 lead, with the fans in the Wells Fargo Center growing louder for an intense final few possessions.
Wildcats head coach Jay Wright called a timeout with 14 seconds left. All the Orange needed was to guard the 3-point line for 14 seconds.
And it did – at first. With eight seconds left, James Bell shot a contested 3 that clanged off the rim.
Villanova center Mouphtaou Yarou brought down the rebound, though, and kicked the ball out to Ryan Arcidiacano in the left corner.
His attempt swished through the nets, knotting the game at 61 with 2.2 seconds to play.
Up three late, SU decided to play straight-up defense rather than foul before Villanova could attempt a 3-pointer. Had the Orange grabbed a defensive rebound, the plan would have worked.
"I thought we defended it, we didn't get the rebound," Boeheim said. "It's always the danger to be able to throw that out there to get that open look. That's what they got and they made it. To their credit."
The end of regulation put Syracuse in a tough situation going into overtime. Grant fouled out with 5:22 left, and center Baye Moussa Keita picked up his fifth about a minute later.
With a small lineup and no depth, Boeheim said there was too much time left to foul. He did not trust his team would get the rebound because of the size disadvantage. If Villanova snagged the board off a missed free through, it would have had time for another shot.
In overtime, Villanova seized control. Bell hit two 3-pointers, the second pushing Villanova's lead to 69-65 with 1:55 left. Trevor Cooney and Michael Carter-Williams missed both 3s they attempted.
"We just kept attacking, trying to get to the line. It was mostly on the defensive end. We needed to get out on the shooters at the end," Carter-Williams said. "They were getting to the line a lot. That didn't help us either."
Syracuse missed three critical free throws in overtime, two of which could've tied the game. In the final 13 seconds of overtime, the Wildcats hit three of their four free throws. With five seconds left, they had a six-point lead.
Villanova's student sections, located on both sides of the court, began pushing their way to the edge of the court, toppling chairs and knocking over tables.
When the final second melted off the clock, mayhem ensued.
A slow start and ample missed opportunities caught up to the Orange.
"I never think the game's over," Fair said. "I knew we had a shot at coming back and winning this game, but it just didn't go our way."
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Nestled on the beach, this Willemstad condominium resort is within a 10-minute walk of Curacao Sea Aquarium and Mambo Beach. Jewish Cultural Historical Museum and Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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I installed drupal-4.6.5, enabled localization support and tried to import the german .so file using the option provided. I received following errors:
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Of course I have provided proper settings on the "administer -> settings" page.
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1938 American Bantam Roadster. Click image to enlarge
Story and photo by Bill Vance
Before the Europeans and American Powel Crosley of radio fame began marketing small cars in North America, there was an attempt to sell diminutive, economical vehicles by the American Austin Car Company, later American Bantam Car Company. It was incorporated in Delaware in 1929, and headquartered in Butler, Pennsylvania.
American Austin/Bantam's roots really began in 1922 when the Austin Motor Company of Birmingham, England, introduced its tiny Austin Seven. It proved so successful that there were French, German and Japanese versions. It was decided that there could also be a market for an Americanized model.
The American Austin was introduced at a private trade showing in New York in January, 1930. With the 1929 stock market crash bringing on the Depression, it should have been the perfect time for a small, economical car. Sir Herbert Austin was present to launch the new car's promotional campaign, and it was so effective that within a week some 4,000 dealers had signed up.
The Austin was really small. With a 1,905 mm (75 in.) wheelbase, a 1,016 mm (40 in.) track, and an over-all length of only 2,667 mm (105 in.), it resembled an oversized pram. It weighed a mere 513 kg (1,130 lb).
The inline side-valve four-cylinder engine displaced 747 cc (45.6 cu. in.) and developed 13 horsepower at 3,300 rpm. American Austin claimed 40 miles per gallon, and promoted it as a second car. It arrived first as a coupe, followed by a two-passenger roadster and quarter-ton van.
Alas, during the Depression the American Austin didn't come close to the expected 60,000 first year's sales. By the end of 1930 only 8,558 American Austins had been built and company books showed a loss of about $1 million. Inventory was carried over into 1931 when production fell to only 1,279. Prospects did not look promising.
Fortunately for Austin its sales took an upturn in 1932, and the 3,846 vehicles produced allowed an upgrade of its 1933 models. Bodies were made more stylish, and engine improvements brought quieter operation, better performance, and even higher fuel economy. A new coupe suburban, with two tiny child "seats" in the rear, was added. The company produced 4,726 Austins in 1933, but was again losing money.
During 1934 it was apparent that the company was failing, and in June it filed for bankruptcy. Sales in 1934 were just 1,551. It seemed like the end of the road for American Austin, but there was to be another chapter. When the assets were put up for bids in 1935, they were bought by Roy S. Evans of Atlanta, Georgia. Evans owned a seven-state distributorship for Hudson, Lincoln and Willys, as well as American Austin, and had been the last chairman of American Austin's board. Still optimistic about the future of small economical cars, he registered the business under the new name of American Bantam Car Company in June 1935.
To upgrade the American Bantam from its Austin heritage, Evans engaged the best engineering talent he could afford, including the famous Indianapolis race car and engine builder Harry Miller. They kept the same displacement, but replaced the engine's two roller-and ball-bearing crankshaft bearings with the industry standard plain babbitt type. The compression ratio was raised from 5.0:1 to 7.0:1, and horsepower was increased to 20. New, modern bodies were also designed.
Top speed was said to be improved to 105 km/h (65 mph) compared with the previous 80 to 88 (50 to 55 mph), with economy reaching as high as 52 mpg. The much improved American Bantam was introduced at the New York Auto Show in the Fall of 1937.
Although the company optimistically scheduled assembly of 18,000 cars for 1938, only an estimated 2,000 were built. In spite of the addition of several new models for 1939, including the four-passenger Speedster convertible and a station wagon, production slipped even further to 1,227.
For 1940, in a desperate attempt to salvage the operation, new exotic names such as the Hollywood convertible coupe and Riviera four-passenger convertible were added. There was also a 0.8 litre (50 cu in.) "Hillmaster" engine with three main bearings and 22 horsepower. Unfortunately the trend could not be reversed and just 800 1940s were built. The end of car production came in late 1940 with the assembly of just 138 1941 models.
American Austin/Bantam had failed to sell North Americans on small cars. The public never really took them seriously, often making them the butt of jokes and pranks. Particularly popular was seeing how many college students could cram into one. Owners sometimes suffered the ignominy of finding their cars on sidewalks or verandas.
Although their cars didn't catch on over here, American Bantam has a place in history for another reason. In 1940 when the U.S. military issued tenders for the versatile, four-wheel drive, 1/4-ton utility vehicle that became the Jeep, American Bantam, and only American Bantam, produced a prototype within the killing 49-day deadline. Unfortunately its production capacity was too limited, and the big Jeep orders went to Willys-Overland and Ford.


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Liverpool have been dealt a serious blow to the plans for the coming season with new signing Adam Lallana unlikely to play until September.
The club hope to complete the signing of defender Dejan Lovren from Southampton for $20 million this weekend, but that good news will not outweigh their concerns over Lallana.
The 26-year-old, who signed for $25 million, also from Southampton, damaged his knee while training at Liverpool's Harvard base in Boston on Thursday and has been ruled out for six weeks.
It was an innocuous incident but required further tests to establish the extent of the damage which revealed a knee ligament injury.
Liverpool say Lallana damaged the lateral collateral ligament - an LCL injury. It was a worrying 24 hours for him as there was a fear he might need surgery, which would have led to a four month absence at least. The six week lay-off is depressing enough for Lallana who was participating in just his fourth training session since his move to Liverpool.
Manager Brendan Rodgers will be disappointed his reshaped side will be denied the services of a key component in the early weeks of the season. Lallana has been denied an opening day reunion with his former club Southampton, while Liverpool also face Manchester City and Spurs in the early weeks of the season.
Lovren, the Croatian defender, is heading to Merseyside for a medical today, and will also discuss personal terms with the club's managing director Ian Ayre.
There has been some discussion about flying the 25-year-old to the United States to join Liverpool's summer tour but logistically that is proving difficult.
Many of the World Cup players - not least Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard - have returned to pre-season training sounding battle weary and bruised by their experience in Brazil. Raheem Sterling, in contrast, has virtually skipped back to work utterly unaffected by a traumatic few months. "It was a great experience for me going to the World Cup coming on the back of a decent league season for me," he said ahead of Liverpool's friendly against Olympiakos in Chicago tomorrow night.
"Going to Brazil was another good experience and learning curve on a world stage in front of millions of people. The results were disappointing, obviously, but I have definitely taken some positives from it and I will try to build on my performances and the team's performances going forward."
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Foxconn is planning to diversify its business and is even planning to build, brand and directly sell its own electronics accessories compatible with devices such as Apples iPhone and iPad. Details about Foxconns internal plans were shared with The Wall Street Journal by an unnamed executive at the company, which is also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. According to the recently published report, Foxconn is aggressively moving to add new clients and expand its business to reduce reliance on Apple.
Foxconn saw its revenue fall 19% in the first quarter of 2013 though net profit was up 2.9%. The revenue reduction coincided with Apples first year-over-year profit decline in a decade. Market watchers suspect that Apple is responsible for about 50% of Foxconns revenue, though the company doesnt offer such numbers in detail. According to the unnamed executive, Foxconn plans to be able to supply all of the components for devices it assembles. As of right now, Apple must buy their components from multiple vendors and provide them to Foxconn to have the final product assembled.
Beyond its manufacturing plans, Foxconn is also reportedly interested in selling its own branded accessories, including cables, headphones and keyboards that would be compatible with Apple products such as the iPhone and iPad. The company may sell its own electronics and those of its partners directly according to the report. The company is said to be investigating online retail operations because the sales could generate higher margins than its current manufacturing efforts.
Foxconns efforts to lessen its reliance on Apples iPhone for its profits were first mentioned earlier in the month. The recent report offers more specifics on what those plans may entail though. The company has also shown increased interest in televisions and bought a significant stake in Sharp as part of those plans.
Well have to see how successful Foxconn is in executing their plans and how this will affect companies such as Apple.
Source: The Wall Street Journal


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this is a remix of light_switch.aif using LiveCut my new plug-in based on the BBCut library for Supercollider by Nick Collins.
this one is faster and more rithmic.
Never thought I'd ever be tapping my foot in rhythm to a light switch for over a minute. Catchy and good.
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" Address: Dewsbury Road / Leeds LS11 5LD "
Where its based
Dewsbury Road,
On walking into the pub
As you walk in the pub you have several directions to chose from to get to the bar. if you turn left you have a seating area, that has a small section of the bar, then you can go straight ahead that also has a bar or you can go right which has even more seating area and also is the area that they set up all the entertainment.
The bar is quite large and goes the whole length of the pub, it is cut off into sections by small pillars going up. But behind the bar it is all joined into one.
Round the side where the entertainment is held they have a small dance floor and also plenty of seating area, and there is also the toilets round there too. The pub inside is quite large and is well sectioned off, so if you do just want a quiet drink you can go round the other side of the pub where its not as noisy.
The entertainment
I have only ever been in here on a Saturday night and they had a live band playing, the night went with a bang and the place was buzzing, each time I have been to see a band play here they have been a really good band, and the atmosphere has always been great and the dance floor has always been filled.
The staff
The staff serve you quickly and politely although they never have had time to try to strike up conversation with you as each time I have been in they have been really busy, But they have always been fast and efficient.
The cider is here for a pint is £2.90 and the lager is £3 a pint.
The toilets seemed to stay clean throughout the night even though they was very busy and they also stayed fresh smelling too. Each time I went in there was always toilet roll available.
There was slight queues at times as the pub was very busy and there was only 3 cubicles, but apart from the queuing times the toilets were what you would expect from a good pub.
Suitable for disabled
No they have steps to get into the pub and there are no disabled toilets, there would be enough room to move a wheelchair around in but it would be just getting it up the stairs and not been able to use the toilet.
Why you may like it
Good bands
Clean pub
Good atmosphere
Has a quiet area
Why you may not like it
*Not wheelchair friendly
My overall opinion
This is a pub that I do not visit too often as I do only go here on a Saturday night, I do not go out that much on a Saturday but if I do I always go here for a few beers.
The gigs are quite good that I have been to in there and the pub always gets pretty busy with a great atmosphere. The price is not too bad for the beer however I have seen cheaper, but I would recommend this pub for a visit, you can chose to listen to the band or sit at the quiet end of the pub.


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Baku, Azerbaijan, Jan. 7
By Umid Niayesh, Saeed Isayev - Trend:
The Iranian government is ready for sacrifices for national interests, Iranian president Hassan Rouhani said in a televised speech, at the meeting with the governors of Iranian provinces on Jan. 7, IRINN State tv reported.
Speaking on the Geneva nuclear deal, Rouhani said that all of Iran's friends in the region have expressed their satisfaction towards the agreement. It should be noted that Iran and the P5+1 reached a nuclear agreement on Nov. 24, 2013. Iran has agreed to curb some of its nuclear activities for six months in return for sanctions relief.
"The government can tolerate criticism, and certain groups and parties should understand that our tolerance is much higher than they could affect," Rouhani said, without getting into details.
"We should not be afraid of some objections from people, Rouhani said, adding that he will inform the people on such issues, whenever he feels necessary.
The president underscored that the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has expressed his support for the administration regarding all critical issues.
Political parties and groups
Rouhani said that all political parties and groups should respect the country's laws. He advised the provinces' governors at the meeting, to cooperate with political groups and parties, to pursue win-win situation for both sides.
Rouhani underlined that constructive cooperation is necessary.
"Every party or group should respect the rules of the game," he said.
The president noted that currently the political parties in the country are more active than in the past, and the administration will try to make even better conditions for them.
"No party or group in the country can be ignored," he said.
Inflation control: results exceed expectations
Regarding the economy, Rouhani said that the administration spends most of its time resolving country's economic issues.
"Controlling inflation in the country was our first issue, and the results of the carried out work exceeded our expectations," Rouhani said.
He said that the point to point inflation has decreased from 43 percent to 28 percent during his administration, which is a big success.
According to Rouhani, the unemployment in Iran has decreased, and the liquidity rate has been kept under control.
Speaking of cash subsidies, Rouhani said the administration will continue to pay them out to the people.
Transferring some issues to people
Rouhani recommended the provinces' governors to transfer some of the issues to the people. The president also highlighted the role of non-governmental organizations.
Further speaking, Rouhani said that all people in Iran, including various ethnic and religious groups are equal.
Touching upon the over-crowded Tehran, he said the reason for that is provinces of the country have limited social and civil rights - something that the governors of the provinces should pay attention to.
With regards to Iran's lake Urmia, Rouhani criticized previous policy on the lake, saying that it's necessary to pursue the projects for the lake's survival.
"If the lake dries up, this kind of threat will not be comparable to any other threat," he said, adding that millions of citizens will be forced to immigrate from the nearby areas.


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Mihara Yasuhiro's Little Princes
Japanese menswear's rising star read between the lines of Antoine de Saint-Exupery's Le Petit Prince—one of his favorite books—and what he found was the key to contemporary style: a mix of softly worn out leather jackets, notably the aviator and other military classics, grandfather vests over filmy tunics, baggy paint-stained pants and sarouels in T-shirt knit worn with cropped boots so distressed they resemble sandals. This was all in a sand storm of dusty colors and droopy, stretched out proportions. The twist came in a collection of princely jewels (a collaboration with designer Husam el Odeh) in precious metals, rubies, and sapphires for military medals, regal necklaces and a sterling silver crown finished in black gold plate and studded with a constellation of pearls.
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Bernhard Willhelm: Make Art Not War
The gallery of self-portraits on the invitation to Bernhard Willhelm's "Cabbage Redemption Council" show features the designer, and partner Jutta Kraus, wearing a series of cabbage leaves with eye and mouth holes cut out jack O' lantern style was a pretty good tip off that Willhelm, never a slouch in the sardonic fashion department, was preparing one of those humdinger shows capable of provoking laughter to the point of tears.
The models, a motley international crew, dressed in a combination of restyled army camouflage, African print tunics, Hari Krishna orange pieces, psychedelic-patterned cardigans and two-tone knee socks worn with sandals, or rubber galoshes, arranged themselves tableau vivant style around the easels, piles of old books and stuffed tigers, lions, and cabbages set up in the heavy gilt salle d'honneur at the Paris Bourse (stock exchange). There they began to paint, on the canvases, on the books, and finally on each other. By the time a pair came out their Louis XVI curly wig was twisted into animal shapes, and the audience had moved beyond the fashion question altogether.
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of Bernhard Willhelm and Jutta Kraus's collaboration, Holland's Groninger Museum will hold a major solo exhibition from December 13, 2009 through April 11, 2010 art directed by the Berlin-based Scenographer Zana Bosnjak and curated by Mark Wilson and Sue-an van der Zijp, who have produced solo shows on Viktor & Rolf, Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Marc Newson, Hussein Chalayan and Azzedine Alaïa. In conjunction with the show, Rotterdam's Nai Publishers will come out with a monograph including over 500 illustrations from the duo's decade in fashion.
Ann Demeulemeester: Horsemen
You have to look closely at Belgian designer Ann Demeulemeester's shows. She's not one for massive change: It's all in the details. Patti Smith's favorite designer put her men in horsey harnesses, or rather a black leather cummerbund. It's worn like an orthopaedic belt next to the skin and peaks out sexily from the waist of light silk trousers. Instead of a coat, Ann likes billowing boxer's robes in peach silk worn with boxy shorts. And instead of a top, there's a filmy silk cardigan, covered with rusty sequins. There's lots of vests here too, usually worn next to the skin and then there's the troubling details, like barbed wire necklaces, which bring to mind that every rose has its thorns.
Yohji Yamamoto: Mystery Man
Yohji Yamamoto is a mysterious man. On one boxy blue jacket in his new collection, his name, written in Russian, rises from the inside of the chest pocket in a faded stencil print like a trail of smoke. Then on the inside lining of the jacket, his name appears again, written this time in Japanese. And on the lapel is a reproduction of a Russian medal with "Anyways" engraved on the reverse side. There's no explanation for why he designed this. The representative in his Paris office said only that Yohji had the Russian medal for a long time and that when he reproduced it, he said he felt like adding a little message. This collection looks like a young man inherited clothes from his grandfather and adapted them to his younger life. The jeans are baggy and some of them have elastic waists, boxy black jackets have full dress collars in black satin and there are sweaters in a patchwork of spidery fisherman's net. First impressions can be deceiving: One of the best pieces in this collection looks like a pair of pyjamas in a typical blue stripe, only the jacket and pants are completely lined and constructed to fit like a properly tailored suit.
In 2001, London's Victoria & Albert Museum will stage a major exhibition of Yamamoto's work, and at this summer's Festival d'Avignon, the annual theater festival in the south of France, film director Christophe Honoré will present his first major theater project, an adaptation of Victor Hugo's "Angelo, the Tyrant of Padua," starring Emmanuelle Devos, about the tyranny of desire, costumed entirely from past and present collections by Yohji Yamamoto and his daughter's brand Limi Feu.
Dunhill: Big Money Goes Downtown
Kim Jones is in his second season at Dunhill, the venerable men's line known for its exquisite and oh-so-pricey pens and lighters. It seems like only yesterday Jones was the idea man responsible for the cool gear at Umbro, the UK's football uniform maker, as well as his own Kim Jones label for hip young Englishmen. With sport and street behind him, Jones has poured himself into the chic suit world and Dunhill for spring looks like it's for a stockbroker who leads a double life as a jazz musician. In fact, the collection resembles David Bowie in his Thin White Duke persona, minus the manic addict side. The suits are slim, with the season's hot narrow cuff pants, a silver Arman sculpture style brief case, trilby worn with everything and a silk print neck scarf held down with a tie tack. Very dapper and high maintenance.
Hermès: Verde Que Te Quiero Verde
Hermès is quintessentially French and so tasteful it's almost off-putting. Yes, some other people really do live like this. For spring, the entire collection was in shady tree browns and greens, colors like taupe and verdigris. I'm tempted to add olive drab to the list, but that's a military color and there's nothing warlike here, just drapey linen suits, paper thin calfskin blousons, shorts in tie prints, silky sleeveless twin sets and one great apple green sweater in fisherman's knot stitch.
Maison Martin Margiela: Ghosts of Summer
Creepy all-white dressing used to be the providence of boys whose moms dressed them funny, or mafiosi in the summer. Maison Martin Margiela has a jones for creepy and keeps mining men's wear louche archive for new gems. This season it's white from top to bottom, florals with floral shaped tears, leather vests with chain décor (very creepy), floral painted blousons, sheer shirts and unnatural wrinkles for that 'I've been sleeping in this overcoat' look.
For part one of the Paris Menswear diary, read on.
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Welcome back to the online edition of Entertainment Weekly's Singles Swap. Read on below as we recommend songs similar to the ones you already love:
Blond art-pop babe leads be-yourself brigade, borrows swagger from Madonna.
Blonde art-pop boy also touts self-esteem, borrows synthesizers from Depeche Mode.
D.C-bred Brooklynites lean more organic, but hit same falsetto-strut glory notes.
Love is the drug — and the war metaphor — for ageless, swooningly slinky chanteuse.
Fellow Londoner brings more martial drums and gorgeous melodies, adds caffeine.
Reykjavík elves build sound palaces out of vocals, tinkles, teeny-tiny ice-crystals.
Copenhagen outfit has fewer accent marks, equal amounts of pretty-snowflake wonder.
Pre-"Jagger" moves, Adam Levine delivers bad-romance revenge via sonic alarm clock.
Nashville rockers unleash similar guitar funk, with Kings of Leon-ish Southern strut.
Tell us what you think, readers: Are you a follower of any of our picks? Have you found a new favorite? Let us know in the comments below.
If you like what you hear, you can check out these acts at their official sites:


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Director Ridley Scott is the brains behind a lot of movies. His most recent film, The Counselor, happens to be one of the most anticipated blockbusters films for Fall. Author Cormac McCarthy is making his writing debut with this film and teaming up with Ridley Scott wasn't such a bad idea.
The Counselor hosts a star-studded cast of characters. The film stars Michael Fassbender who plays a legal beagle that gets caught up in some drug activity. Penélope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Javier Bardem, and Brad Pitt are amongst the cast of supporting players. McCarthy and Scott create a story made up of the author's characteristic wit and dark humor with the ultimate nightmare of a situation. Take a look at the International trailer after the jump. The Counselor is set to open in theaters on October 25th.
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JAMES Benning starred with bat and ball as High Wycombe won the battle of Bucks against Gerrards Cross.
He smashed 92 runs off 83 balls as Wycombe recovered from both of their opening batsmen being dismissed without a run being scored.
Benning hit 11 fours and two sixes to help the hosts reach 220-8 off 32 overs after rain pushed back the start.
He then returned to take five wickets for 32 runs in his seven overs as the Cross were all out for 142.
And to make matters worse Gerrards Cross were penalised 12 runs for a slow over rate.
David Cranfield-Thompson hit 52 as he and Benning combined to put on a 111-run third wicket stand, with Tom Hampton the pick of the Cross bowlers as he took 4-25.