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Crash.net is proud to confirm that Bradley Smith will continue his blog in 2013, as he steps up to the premier MotoGP class - starting this weekend in Qatar...
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We are proud to confirm that Bradley will continue his blog in 2013, as he steps up to the premier MotoGP class - starting this weekend in Qatar...
It still all seems a bit surreal. I'm in Qatar preparing for my first MotoGP race. I'm excited and of course a little bit nervous, but I'm ready to start the biggest adventure of my life on Sunday under the floodlights.
A year and a half go I'd never considered riding in a MotoGP race. This was a Championship I watched from the sidelines or on the television as I fought for wins in the 125 and Moto2 races. It was only when Herve Poncharal from the Monster Tech 3 Yamaha team approached me about riding in the MotoGP team I realised I could be part of it.
I have no massive expectations at this first race especially as we are running low on track testing time because of the weather. I'm pretty relaxed at the moment although that may not be the case at 22.00 on Sunday night.
I think we will have achieved a good base to start if I can make it into Qualifying two, which means being in the top ten. A similar position in the race would set us up well for the second grand prix at Austin in Texas and then it's into Europe.
We have quietly got on with our job in testing and that's what we will do throughout the season as I learn something new about the bike and MotoGP every single day.
I discovered a long time ago in my schoolboy Motocross days there is nothing you can do about the weather. When it rained at the final MotoGP test in Jerez I had to adapt to the situation and riding in the wet actually gave me more idea what a MotoGP bike is all about.
It gave me more time to work and emphasise on my riding and technique. I also had my eyes opened when I was able to follow World Champions Jorge Lorenzo, Valentino Rossi and Cal Crutchlow riding behind them for a couple of laps at different times during the three days.
All three are so smooth through the corners and that is the key area for me to work on. I knew from their data just how smooth they were and following them just reiterated on what I must do. I still tend to ride into the corners like a 125 and Moto2 rider turning in late but you can't do that on a MotoGP bike and smoothness is the key.
Cal has really helped me loads and I followed him and he followed me for a couple of laps. I can't ask for more from Cal or the Monster Tech 3 Yamaha team. Cal's success in the Jerez test was fantastic for the team who work so hard and are a great bunch of guys.
I came away from Jerez disappointed at not getting more track time but with a real positive buzz about how everything is going in the right direction. I definitely felt more at home on a MotoGP bike than I did in Sepang where it was a bit of an alien. It was good to ride the bike at a different track and one that I knew well.
It's sure to rain at some stage of the season and perhaps even at Jerez so I know what to except when it comes. I'm still a little bit unprepared for the first race. We still have two or three base settings to work on and hopefully we can find the way ahead in the Thursday and Friday night practice sessions in Qatar. We've done a good job and I always find that little bit extra when we get to the races.
The Smith family and the entourage of sponsors and friends including the new ones I made on my trip to Bahrain will be descending on Qatar this week. I'm so glad they are coming to support me in my new adventure.
They have been with me all the way so far and they will be with me when I take the biggest step of my life. This is it the absolute pinnacle of our sport and I can't wait to get out there and get started.


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CBBC programme Dustbin Baby has beaten competition from around the world to win an important television award.
The programme - based on a book by fave kids' author Jacqueline Wilson - won the International Emmy for children and young people's programming.
The programme starred actress Dakota Blue Richards and was shown on BBC1 in December 2008.
The Emmys are like the Oscars for TV programmes. These awards were for all TV shows made outside America.
Jacqueline Wilson answers YOUR questions
Julie Walters was another winner, scooping the prize for best actress.
But Julie wasn't in New York to pick up the trophy herself, because she's hard at work on the final Harry Potter films, The Deathly Hallows parts one and two.


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How do you deal with traveling while on Paleo? That was one of the most frequent questions I got while on the road, and after traveling for over a month straight, I guess I am now qualified to answer! I try to prepare a few snacks ahead of time to take with me and help mitigate the… Read more »
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Gingersnap Cookies
Are you tired of having gluten-free gingersnap cookies that bend instead of snap? Working with Paleo flours can be tough to create a crispy cookie, and when I was still eating on the SCD, I gave up hope of creating one. After a few years of staying away from most starches and allowing my gut… Read more »
Guest Post: Peppermint Hot Chocolate
Is the weather getting colder where you are? Are you inspired to curl up inside, perhaps in a "snuggle pile" with loved ones? I know our family is! Just today as we were running errands the sun began to set and cooler temperatures set in. My oldest of 3 sons politely asked, "Mom, can we… Read more »
Crockpot Mexican Bison Stew
With the weather finally cooling down, and my current hectic schedule, I have two things on my mind when it comes to meals. Comfort and slow cookers. This Crockpot Mexican Stew was just the right meal. Anything that I can prep the night before and dump into the crockpot in the morning is a winner… Read more »
Meals Made Simple Book Tour Fashion
Truth be told, most days I stay in my workout clothes all day with my hair in a topknot and no makeup on. But I do love a special occasion and getting dressed up from time to time. A few years ago, when I was deathly ill, 20 pounds underweight, and my hair was 75%… Read more »
Guest Post: Fig Brownies
This is a recipe from the new book, Mediterranean Paleo Cooking, releasing Oct. 28 2014 by my friends Caitlin Weeks from the blog Grass Fed Girl, her chef husband Nabil, and Diane Sanfilippo, the author of the New York Times bestselling books Practical Paleo and The 21-Day Sugar Detox I just received my review copy of this… Read more »
Pumpkin Spice Latte
I have had so many requests for a Pumpkin Spice Latte recipe without any artificial ingredients or flavorings, so I decided to share my recipe with you that I have been using in my kitchen for a while now! With all of the buzz going around about the awful ingredients found in this seasonal favorite drink… Read more »
Wellness Family Summit
"For the first time in centuries, the current generation of children is expected to have a SHORTER life expectancy than their parents did. We are seeing record rates of obesity, cancer, heart disease, diabetes and autoimmune problems and things appear to only be getting worse. Our children's future isn't as bright as it could (and… Read more »
Troubleshooting: Real Deal Chocolate Chip Cookies 2.0
The recipe discussed in this post is from my new cookbook Meals Made Simple. The cookies are nut/grain/dairy free and free of coconut flour. To see the recipe for my original, famous Chocolate Chip Cookie which uses almond flour, click here. I feel like such the scientist this week! After the release of Meals Made Simple,… Read more »
Tour Update!
I'm currently writing you from the air on my way up to Vancouver to kick off the official Meals Made Simple Tour 2014! The reviews on Amazon and Barnes&Noble have made me so happy to read so far. It seems that Meals Made Simple is meaning everything to you that I had hoped it would,… Read more »
Chicken Nuggets
All kids like chicken nuggets right? But good, homemade gluten free chicken nuggets with a nice crunch that are also grain-free can be hard to come by! Many of you are familiar with my Paleo Chicken Tenders, which use unsweetened coconut as the breading, and are accompanied by a honey mustard dipping sauce. I created those… Read more »
Italian Chopped Salad
On a hot summer day, a big salad with lots of hearty and fresh ingredients is often my default meal. I usually keep a few extra pieces of grilled chicken in the refrigerator and dressing already made up so I can throw something together really quickly. I also buy the organic cooked beets by LoveBeets from… Read more »
Homemade Ghee
Ghee is my preferred fat to cook with, and you have probably seen that I use it throughout my new book Meals Made Simple. Ghee is made from clarified butter, which means that the milk solids have been almost entirely removed, leaving only the healthy butterfat behind. Very pure ghee is 99% pure butter oil but… Read more »
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Tuna Salad with Apples and Pumpkin Seeds
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EMERGENCY ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT OF 2008 -- (House of Representatives - September 29, 2008)
Mr. DAVIS of Virginia. Madam Speaker, I wish there were a better way, but I haven't seen it yet, and I think this is a good bipartisan work product. It is a difficult vote for all of us. Either we're promoting unprecedented Federal interference in the marketplace or we're bailing out Wall Street millionaires and are rewarding bad business decisions. There's a grain of truth in all of this, but it's also true that this doesn't address some of the fundamental problems with our current economic slowdown.
This helps, on the margin, the housing situation. It will allow some people to renegotiate in a better posture, but it doesn't solve the rising unemployment and the rising deficits and the falling dollar, but it's also true that with credit drying up and with the failure of the mortgage banks and banks that the failure to act would bring even greater economic devastation.
We saw the future a couple of weeks ago: Markets plunged. Lehman Brothers failed. AIG, Freddie and Fannie needed bailouts. Credit virtually disappeared across the spectrum. We have to take economic recovery one step at a time. If there is no credit, nothing else matters. Failure to take this step today will almost certainly worsen the situation, perhaps beyond repair.
This is a compromise. There is a lot not to like. We could pick this bill to death on both sides of the aisle. We could play the blame game forever, but politics is the art of the possible, not the art of the perfect. If this bill goes down, I don't think most of my colleagues want ownership of what's going to follow. I'm hopeful that some of the money that we're putting forward will be returned to taxpayers eventually, but there are no guarantees, but doing nothing or delaying this indefinitely is not a viable option.
I urge my colleagues to show leadership and to take the tough vote and vote ``yes.''
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The lost episode?Edit
Does anyone know if the following is true? Back in Summer 1998, just before season seven began, I read a synopsis of the upcoming episodes. One was about Ezri going to see an alien doctor to get Dax removed from her, "unable to cope with being Dax anymore". I lost the book ages ago (it was an episode guide published by the UK's SFX magazine), but does anyone else remember this? Tough Little Ship 12:53, 27 September 2006 (UTC)
- I actually found info on it from another magazine I had. Here's the line:
- In "Dysfunctional", Ezri secretly arranges to have her symbiont removed, unaware of the consequences".
- So its either true, or a rumor that was printed by two magazines! What do you think? -- Tough Little Ship 22:15, 28 October 2006 (UTC)


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Children's Laureate Julia Donaldson will be making a special visit to Weymouth Library tomorrow as part of a national tour.
As part of her Children's Laureateship, Mrs Donaldson – best-selling author of over 150 books including The Gruffalo, What the Ladybird Heard and Zog – is embarking on a tour of Libraries that will take in England, Wales and Scotland, from John O'Groats to Lands' End, over six weeks.
Schoolchildren from all local schools will be attending the invite-only event, which will see the laureate bringing some of her hugely popular stories to life through special dramatisations.
They will also be showing off their own acting and singing skills during a short performance inspired by children's literature which they will present to her.
Mrs Donaldson said: "Libraries are very close to my heart, and so is performance. This tour is my way of bringing the two together, by visiting fantastic libraries all over the country, enjoying children acting and singing, and sharing my own stories with them.
"I want it to be a huge celebration of libraries and of the benefits they offer to communities and especially to children.' Tracy Long, manager for Dorset Library Services, said: "We are really pleased Julia has chosen Weymouth Library as part of her tour, and 250 local children will be attending the event. "I am sure the show will encourage the children to read more books and hopefully also become regular library customers."
Mrs Donaldson will be joined on the tour by her musical husband Malcolm – who recently retired from his career as a paediatrician – on stage at the events and on the road in the Laureate Libraries Tour van.


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hi guys im new here, Im a sound designer in the game industry.
Everything i download from here is lo-fi...like 64kbs lo-fi. Secondly, why are so many people uploading mp3s..surely those people realise a wav file is far higher fidelity...
anyways cool site!
The preview button plays a lo-fi version. The download gives you the full hi-fi original. Right-click on the "Download" hyperlink, and choose "save target as".
Freesound is encouraging the use of FLAC - a lossless WAV compressor.
Re mp3 - we feel that to have an mp3 is better than to have no file at all, but, yes, WAV or FLAC is better still!
I AM download and everything is stll lo0-fi..
I am seeing others on ths forum complaining about the poor quality too..
Is this an error on the site o are these people who are doing the recordings just really amateurs?
please give an example of a lofi sound.
remember freesound is a very diverse community: some people are semi-professionals, some are ammateurs.
so, it all depends on what exactly you downloaded, who recorded it and what gear they have.
I'm quite amazed you make an assumption about the almost 20000 sounds on freesound, when you have only downloaded 4 of them.
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my apologies if I have jumped the gun on my statements. I have managed to download some files which are high quality. I don't know if its my error or just a few wonky downloads but it doesn't really matter anymore sice its okay!
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DETROIT - Detroit police have found the 75-year-old man who was reported missing Thursday afternoon.
Robert Peoples was found walking outside by a citizen just after midnight on Friday. He received medical treatment and is listed in fair condition.
Mr. Peoples was reported missing by his caregiver on Thursday afternoon. He was last seen walking away from the home in the 194000 block of Strathmoor Street in Detroit.
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Japan resident Dee wrote in our last column that she had lost her U.K. driving license and couldn't get a new one from the British licensing authority because she is no longer living in the country.
Many U.K. rental companies refuse to accept the piece of paper that gives her entitlement to drive, saying they need the "proper license," Dee explained. Here are two responses from readers to Dee's plight.
P.W. from Kashiwazaki, Niigata Pref., says that if she has managed to obtain a new U.K. license (card and document), she ("and any other U.K. readers of your fine newspaper") can easily obtain a Japanese license.
"The U.K. and Japan have signed an agreement whereby nationals of either nation do not need to take the other's driving test," he writes. "We can simply 'swap' one license for the other. This is what I have done, and I now hold both a full U.K. license and a (green) Japanese one." The process is "easy," he adds, but only insofar as you don't have to do the test!
"It can be a bit of a headache, and a little dependent on the (license) officer you get! I unfortunately got one at the end of the day, and he only wanted to go home, rather than deal with a foreigner, but he ended up dragging out the process rather than speeding it up."
P.W. suggests that all readers check to see whether their home nation has an agreement with Japan. "As far as I am aware, most nations that drive on the left are included, whilst the right hand nations are not."
Actually, Japan has concluded such deals with a number of countries that drive on the right, too. Among these are Canada, France, Germany, Italy, South Korea and Spain. The U.S., China and Brazil, however, are not among them.
Next, when you go to the local driving license center, you will need your passport, residency card, your home license, and a copy of your license translated into Japanese (which has to be done by the Japan Auto Federation, or JAF). Also, it is useful if you have proof that you were in your home country for the six months prior to coming to Japan.
"I got copies of my bank statements sent, demonstrating the movement of money in and out of my account. Weirdly, I was also asked to show them my degree as well.
"Still, upon gathering all this, some cash, and a bit of running round the office, I was able to leave the proud owner of a Japanese license! Even though I look like a criminal on the photo!
"It's worth checking to see if you can swap your license in Japan. No test, no international license hassle, and three years before you have to go back and sort it all again!"
For a full list of countries that have agreements with Japan, check out the Web site of Koyama Driving School (www.koyama.co.jp/english/english_01_02.html), which claims to be "the only driving school that offers lessons in English," with branches in Tokyo and Yokohama.
G.M. thinks Dee's problem needs some clarification. He accepts that she did not know that she had to return to her own country annually in order to remain resident in the U.K. and renew her international license, but notes that while she may need to go back to the U.K. to renew her British license, there is no point in returning to renew her International Driving Permit.
"This is because under Japanese law you are only allowed to use an IDP for the first year of your stay in Japan, even if you go home and have another IDP issued. That is, even if the IDP itself says it is valid, you cannot legally use it in Japan if you are in your second (or beyond) year of stay. You have to go out of Japan for three months for a new IDP to become valid."
Second, G.M. confirms, Dee would not need to learn to drive again from scratch, as she feared. "She can convert her U.K. license to a Japanese license with paperwork alone."
"This does depend on the prefecture, the people at the prefectural licensing agency, where the paperwork can be very picky, and most likely is only in Japanese. But the law says it is paperwork only for conversions from the U.K., Australia, N.Z., etc.
"Therefore, if Dee managed to have her U.K. license re-issued, she could convert her license to a Japanese one.
"I have helped about 10 foreigners get Japanese licenses through the Saitama licensing center, and mine in Ibaraki, and I am happy to help with any detailed questions readers may have," he adds.
Readers, get in touch if you have any more queries.
Angela Jeffs is a freelance writer and writing guide (www.thewriterwithin.net/). Send questions to firstname.lastname@example.com


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The book documents a recent film shoot done of a chain of luxury hotels on the beautiful island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. The photos are a series of what we saw as filmmakers and what took place behind the scenes. This is a story of 8 hotels filmed in just 15 days by two people who worked alone with one camera. It was busy and challenging, but in when in paradise ...! take a look at the outcome.
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- Publish Date Aug 15, 2012
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The 100 Things Every 20-Something Needs To Realize
As Generation-Y, we're the new frontier. We've experienced the largest generational gap in history and sometimes life isn't easy. These are 100 rules Generation-Y should live by:
1. You need a minimum of an hour to get ready before work or class.
2. Don't hit the snooze button. If you gotta get up, then get up.
3. Shaving is more than a suggestion. That goes for both men and women.
4. If you eat enough pizza, you will turn into a tub of oily cheese.
5. Running isn't just for four-legged animals.
6. Getting high gets old.
7. Getting drunk doesn't. But don't tell that to your liver.
8. Unprotected sex is a regret waiting to happen.
9. The quiet ones are the best between the sheets — although it may take some time for them to open up.
10. Dating is overrated and usually a waste of time.
11. Don't date unless you think you may fall in love with them.
12. Facebook is boring and a waste of time. It is. Really.
13. When you think you're missing out, you're not.
14. Nothing good happens after 3 am.
15. Sex is better if you are emotionally involved with your partner.
16. Reading is always better than watching TV.
17. Watching reality TV makes you dumber.
18. Yay, you can twerk!! But can you do anything useful?
19. The way people see you is just as important as the way you see yourself.
20. Friends are hard to come by. Don't ignore those you have.
21. Most people want something from you.
22. There is no such thing as free.
23. You don't have a hole in your wallet; money just disappears.
24. Putting more money into your car than the car is worth makes you look stupid.
25. Listening to music too loud CAN make you go deaf.
26. Drunken sloppy sex is only good the first time — maybe the first two times.
27. Don't spend money on things you don't need because you won't have money for the things that you do need.
28. In a healthy relationship, he should love you even more without makeup.
29. Being in a relationship is not a reason to let yourself go.
30. More tongue is not the answer.
31. Ladies: your teeth are for chewing. We don't like to be chewed.
32. Never be satisfied with your current sex life, always strive to be better. Try new things, you might like it #Shocker.
33. Stop using hashtags. They're not always appropriate.
34. If you can get her into bed before date 3, then you'll get bored with her by week 2.
35. We all like the chase.
36. Love will cost you.
37. Men may not only be looking for sex, but sex is definitely a part of it. A big part.
38. Waiting until you get married to have sex is dangerous.
39. Bad sex = bad relationship.
40. If you're going to get a tattoo then make it small and have it somewhere inconspicuous.
41. Savings accounts are not for dummies.
42. You will hate yourself for getting a new credit card.
43. If you're feeling sh*tty, get some exercise.
44. You should always do your best to look your best because it will make you feel your best.
45. Orgies.
46. Learn to play chess.
47. The world works, in large part, by manipulation.
48. Having the ability to read people will get you further in life than anything else.
49. It's not just whom you know, but also what you know that matters.
50. You should live in New York City for at least a year.
51. You should live abroad for at least a year.
52. As a rule of thumb, don't do drugs. You don't ever know what you're actually taking.
53. Less is almost always more.
54. Beauty lies in simplicity.
55. Overcomplicating things leaves things overly complicated.
56. If you sleep around with a lot of people, then get tested. Otherwise, who cares? As long as you're clean, you're clean.
57. Make mistakes now. Making them later will be too late.
58. We all want what we can't have. Remind yourself of that every day.
59. You can do less and produce more.
60. It's all about efficiency.
61. You can't buy time.
62. Time itself is an illusion. Always think: "I'll be there before I know it." And you'll prove yourself right each time.
63. They stopped making good music in the 90s.
64. You don't actually want to be a DJ. You just don't understand what it means to be one.
65. Lower your expectations and you won't be so disappointed.
66. Using toys can be fun for both parties.
67. Size does matter. It goes for both sexes.
68. If you expect oral sex then have the courtesy to lather and rinse beforehand.
69. Don't say I love you unless you mean it.
70. Don't be afraid to fall in love.
71. Yoga.
72. Violence is for idiots. Use your words.
73. Being smarter does make you the better person.
74. Kill them with kindness.
75. You don't need to be an assh*le to get ahead in life, but you can't be a pushover either.
76. Your cellphone is ruining your life.
77. There is no substitute for face-to-face human interaction.
78. Get checkups regularly. It could save your life.
79. If you're going to smoke, then use a vaporizer.
80. It is your moral responsibility to be healthy.
81. Going down goes a long way.
82. Slow and gentle will always get her off. Rough and intense only works on occasion.
83. If you're using the pulling-out method, then you have a good chance of pulling out a baby in a few months.
84. Don't drink cheap liquor.
85. Don't eat crap food.
86. Drink lots and lots of water. Most of you are chronically dehydrated.
87. Meditate.
88. Sudoku helps fight off future dementia.
89. You don't have ADD.
90. You're most likely to be your own cause of depression.
91. The way you see the world is all that matters. But understand that you may be delusional.
92. There's always more to the story.
93. People lie.
94. You are alone in this life. Accept that and appreciate the moments when you don't feel so alone.
95. Family is more important.
96. If you don't work to improve yourself every day then you are wasting your life.
97. Passion is what makes life worth living.
98. You are always better off than most people in the world.
99. You aren't entitled to sh*t — nada. You get what you earn.
100. No matter what happens, never give up. Ever.
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Three of Labor's most senior female frontbenchers have written to ALP members urging support for leadership candidate Anthony Albanese.
Penny Wong, Tanya Plibersek and Jenny Macklin wrote to members on Tuesday to urge the party's rank and file to vote for Mr Albanese ahead of Bill Shorten, though both candidates were described as "excellent Labor MPs".
But former Labor federal resources minister Martin Ferguson has revealed he voted for Mr Shorten in the Labor party leadership ballot.
Mr Ferguson, who is set to take up a new executive role at Seven Group Holdings and an advisory role to the board of the peak oil and gas lobby group APPEA, said he saw the combination of Mr Shorten and his designated deputy Tanya Plibersek as the best way of rebuilding a modern Labor party for the future.
The email from the trio of frontbenchers comes a day after former prime minister Julia Gillard criticised fellow former prime minister Kevin Rudd for undermining her during her three years in the top job.
Interim Labor leader Mr Bowen, who has declined to say who he will support in leadership contest, described both men as "excellent" candidates on Tuesday.
"As interim leader I will not be endorsing either candidate...we will be well served whoever wins,'' he said.
The email to ALP members stated that Mr Albanese had been "a consistent champion for progressive change, in Australian society generally as well as within our own Party".
"Albo has the experience and the capacity to hold Tony Abbott to account from day one. He is our best Parliamentary performer and knows what it takes to fight our way from Opposition back to Government."
"We hope you will support Anthony Albanese for Labor Leader in this important ballot."
All three women are members of the party's left faction, as is Mr Albanese, and have previously endorsed his candidacy.
Despite her support for Mr Albanese, Mr Shorten has promised to back Ms Plibersek to be his deputy if he is successful in the leadership contest.
Mr Ferguson told reporters on the sidelines of a petroleum conference in Adelaide that he had "voted for the future of the party".
" I cast a vote yesterday and posted it,'' he said.
"I think he potentially with Tanya represents our best chance of rebuilding and a modern Labor party."
Mr Ferguson said he thought the Labor leadership election situation had probable "extended the Prime Minister's honeymoon" but said he supported the process because it had enabled Labor to engage with its membership.
Mr Bowen, a key ally of Mr Rudd's, said Ms Gillard was wrong to suggest her fellow former prime minister had continually undermined her and said both former leaders had much to be proud of.
"Kevin Rudd behaved professionally and in the best interests of the Labor Party at all times in my experience," he said, adding that Mr Rudd could have declined to return to the leadership so close to the election but had taken on the challenge.
Postal voting for the party's 40,000 members closes Wednesday, October 9th at 5pm, with the caucus set to vote on Thursday.The postal votes will then be counted and a winner declared on Sunday, October 13th.
Ferguson defends Seven job
Separately, Mr Ferguson said his new role at Seven and APPEA didn't contravene the ministerial code of conduct, which he said he was "very conscious of."
He said he wouldn't be able to lobby for a period of 12 months since he resigned as minister in March on any issues that he directly handled as a minister or been involved in detailed policy work.
That would include, for example, lobbying current federal resources minister Ian Macfarlane on Woodside Petroleum's Browse liquefied natural gas project.
However he said his speech earlier Tuesday at an APPEA onshore gas conference did not constitute lobbying but was a general address about the need for competitiveness in Australia's oil and gas sector.
Mr Ferguson said he didn't know whether details of his pay at Seven and APPEA would be made public. He said he had agreed to take up two other roles that would be announced within weeks, including one board role.
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Heat and health
Justification for indicator selection
Populations typically have an optimum temperature at which the (daily or weekly) death rate is lowest. Mortality rates rise at temperatures outside this comfort zone. Figure 1 shows a typical U/J-shaped relation (in 15 European cities assessed in the PHEWE project). The trough represents the comfort zone; the steeper (right) arm of each line shows the mortality increase at high temperatures, and the left arm of each line shows the increase at low temperatures. Overall, the impact of hot weather and heat waves depends on the level of exposure, the size and structure of the exposed population, the population sensitivity, the preparedness of health systems, and the prevention measures in place. In temperate countries, there is a seasonal variation of mortality, with higher mortality in winter than in summer. There is uncertainty on whether some current observed reductions in winter mortality can be attributed to climate change (Confalonieri et al., 2007). People with cardiovascular diseases are more at risk in winter, because of the cold-induced tendency of blood to clot.
Heat waves have caused significant mortality in Europe in recent decades. However it is difficult to compare the heat-wave effects across Europe and over time. Heat directly affects the human physiology: thermoregulation during heat stress requires a healthy cardiovascular system. When environmental heat overwhelms the heat-coping mechanism, the body's core temperature increases. This can lead to heat illness, or death from heat stroke, heart failure and many other causes.
Several medical factors can increase the risk of heat-wave mortality, including dehydration, drugs, ageing, and having a chronic disease that affects cardiac output and skin blood flow, as well as being confined to bed. Social factors, such as social isolation, may also be important, although there has been little research in Europe (Bouchama, 2007). Many housing and urban factors have also been assessed, in particular for their role in high indoor temperatures (Kovats and Hajat, 2008). One special concern relates to indoor temperatures in health-care facilities and nursing homes. Increasing numbers of older adults in the population will increase the proportion of the population at risk (Confalonieri et al., 2007). Health-system action will be needed to ensure adequate planning of locations for health care and nursing institutions, as well as for the thermal protection of their facilities.
The EuroHEAT project concluded that heat-related illnesses and deaths are largely preventable. In the long term, the most important measure is improving urban planning and architecture, and energy and transport policies. Such improvements should begin now, as the lead time for policy development is very long. Heat-wave effects can be reduced by keeping indoor temperatures low, keeping out of the heat, keeping the body cool and hydrated, and helping others. Health-system preparedness planning is essential, by collaborating with weather services in providing accurate, timely weather-related health alerts and developing strategies to reduce individual and community exposures to heat, especially among vulnerable populations, planning health and social services and infrastructure, and providing timely information to the population (Matthies et al., 2008).
Scientific references
- References Analitis, A.; Katsouyanni, K. (in press). Short-term effects of temperature and air pollution on health: the EuroHEAT analysis. In: Matthies F, Menne B. (eds.). Preparedness and response to heat-waves in Europe, from evidence to action. Public health response to extreme weather events. Copenhagen, WHO Regional Office for Europe. Baccini M.; Biggeri, A.; Accetta, G.; Kosatsky, T.; Katsouyanni, K.; Analitis, A.; Ross Anderson, H.; Bisanti, L.; D'Ippoliti, D.; Danova, J.; Forsberg, B.; Medina, S.; Paldy, A.; Rabczenko, D.; Schindler, C. and Michelozzi, P., 2008. Effects of apparent temperature on summer mortality in 15 European cities: results of the PHEWE project. Epidemiology 19 (5). Bouchama, A., 2007. What should health professionals know? EuroHEAT final meeting, Bonn, Germany, 22-23 March 2007. Carson, C.; Hajat, S.; Armstrong, B. et al., 2006. Declining vulnerability to temperature-related mortality in London over the 20th century. American Journal of Epidemiology 164 (1): 77-84. Confalonieri. U.; Menne, B.; Akhtar, R. et al., 2007. Human Health. In: Parry, M. L. et al., eds. Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability. Working Group II contribution to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fourth Assessment Report. Cambridge, United Kingdom and New York, NY, USA. Cambridge University Press. Dessai, S., 2003. Heat stress and mortality in Lisbon Part II. An assessment of the potential impacts of climate change. International Journal of Biometeorology 48 (1): 37-44. Donaldson, G.; Kovats, R. S.; Keatinge, W. R. et al., 2001. Heat-and-cold-related mortality and morbidity and climate change. In: Health effects of climate change in the UK. London, Department of Health; p. 70-80. EC, 2007. Commission Staff working document. Annex accompanying the Green paper from the commission to the council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. Adapting to climate change in Europe -- options for EU action. http://ec.europa.eu/environment/climat/pdf/ia_sec_8.pdf . Hassi, J.; Rytkonen, M.; Kotaniemi, J. et al., 2005. Impacts of cold climate on human heat balance, performance and health in circumpolar areas. Int J Circumpolar Health 64 (5): 459-467. Koppe, C.; Jendritzky, G.; Pfaff, G., 2003. Die Auswirkungen der Hitzewelle 2003 auf die Gesundheit. In: DWD, editor. Klimastatusbericht 2003; pp. 152-162 Kovats, R. S. and Hajat, S., 2008. Heat stress and public health: a critical review. Annual Review of Public Health 29 (9): 11-55. Kovats, S., Jendritzky, G., et al., 2006. Heat Waves and Human Health. In: Menne B, Ebi KL, eds. Climate Change and Adaptation Strategies for Human Health. Darmstadt: WHO Regional Office for Europe, Steinkopff Verlag; pp. 63-90. Kunst, A. E., Looman, C. W., Mackenbach, J. P., 1991. The decline in winter excess mortality in The Netherlands. International Journal of Epidemiology 20 (4): 971-977. Lerchl, A., 1998. Changes in the seasonality of mortality in Germany from 1946 to 1995: the role of temperature. International Journal of Biometeorology 42: 84-88. Matthies, F.; Bickler, G.; Cardenosa Marin, N. et al. (eds.), 2008. Heat-Health Action Plans. Guidance. Copenhagen, WHO Regional Office for Europe. McMichael. A. J.; Woodruff, R. E.; Hales, S., 2006. Climate change and human health: present and future risks. Lancet 367 (9513): 859-869. Ranhoff, A. H., 2000. Accidental hypothermia in the elderly. Int J Circumpolar Health 59 (3-4): 255-259. Robine, J. M.; Cheung, S. L.; Le Roy, S. et al., 2007. Report on excess mortality in Europe during summer 2003. EU Community Action Programme for Public Health, Grant Agreement 2005114. 2003 Heat wave project. Available under http://ec.europa.eu/health/ph_projects/2005/action1/docs/action1_2005_a2_15_en.pdf .
Indicator definition
- Daily mortality rates in 15 European cities by apparent temperature in summer time
Policy context and targets
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In April 2009 the European Commission presented a White Paper on the framework for adaptation policies and measures to reduce the European Union's vulnerability to the impacts of climate change. The aim is to increase the resilience to climate change of health, property and the productive functions of land, inter alia by improving the management of water resources and ecosystems. More knowledge is needed on climate impact and vulnerability but a considerable amount of information and research already exists which can be shared better through a proposed Clearing House Mechanism. The White Paper stresses the need to mainstream adaptation into existing and new EU policies. A number of Member States have already taken action and several have prepared national adaptation plans. The EU is also developing actions to enhance and finance adaptation in developing countries as part of a new post-2012 global climate agreement expected in Copenhagen (Dec. 2009). For more information see: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/climat/adaptation/index_en.htm
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Film law, new studio to feed Hungary's international ambitions
4-Feb-2004Following the boost given to the local industry with a new film law passed in December, this September will see the opening of Hungary's most advanced film studio - which will boast Central Europe's largest sound stage.
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I've created this page, I was very surprised to see that it did not exist yet, but it still needs a lot of work, please help me with that.--Dadadaft 21:40, 31 January 2009 (UTC)
Magic Teleportation Puddle?
Naruto chapter 429, on pages eight and nine there seems to be some kinda puddle/well thingy that the frogs can use to get back and forth from a place near kohana really fast. Should this be added to the article...? 18.104.22.168 (talk) 21:21, 1 June 2009 (UTC)
You are right, please add it, it was your idea.--Dadadaft (talk) 21:39, 1 June 2009 (UTC)
- not sure how to describe it on the page. is it a teleporter or a well that they swim through. if they swim, they must have serious speed to get there in minutes what takes months walking around the mountains. but i dont think its a jutsu that teleports either.126.96.36.199 (talk) 05:18, 2 June 2009 (UTC)
I read that "boku" (rather than the masculine form of "I") can mean "predicting or telling a fortune", probably a reference to the Great Toad Sage being clairvoyant right? shud we add it to trivia? Well, I'm not sure if I was right but >.> AMTNinja (talk) 01:40, September 25, 2009 (UTC)
- The "boku" in "Myōbokuzan" means 'wood' or 'tree'. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 09:49, September 25, 2009 (UTC)
In episode 162, I heard this place called something I had never heard it called before, "the hidden village of the toads". Though it may have been a translation error, I still think it should be looked into. -WhiteArmor-(Talk)- 17:35, May 27, 2010 (UTC)
- I think it was just translated differently,I remember it being called the land of the toads.--Deva 27 (talk) 17:37, May 27, 2010 (UTC)
- I'll remove the village category until this is resolved. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:24, December 15, 2010 (UTC)
Land of Toads
Actual country where Mount Myōboku is, or just alternate name? Discuss. I think it's only an alternate name. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 21:51, May 19, 2016 (UTC)


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Getting ready to set your Easter table? I love when family gathers to feast, pray and celebrate. Something special happens. Everything important feels….closer. These moments knit us together. Traditions are carried and birthed.
We had dinner at my sisters last night and her table was too gorgeous not to share. So here are some photo highlights to inspire your table.
She never disappoints, this stunning table welcomed us when we arrived. It makes me feel special when a beautiful table has been set for me.
Simple tulips bunches in mason jars (I seriously heart tulips). Hand-painted gold polka-dot eggs….I could die. A simple hem-stitched table runner was the perfect backdrop for all these touches.
Even her little one contributed hand-picked dandelions, which look adorable in these teeny glass vases. I need to find out where she scored these. My little one is always bringing me love from our weedy lawn.
Chalk painted eggs and milk glass. I'm obsessed with milk glass. It is so beautiful. And these eggs, what a cute idea. That is my penmanship if you are judging…
She blended the traditional meaning of Easter, with the fun adapted whimsy of today beautifully.
Treats for the kiddies. My incredibly talented friend over that The Whisk created these adorable bunny cookies for me. Her cookies are perfection. Her designs are genius. ALMOST too pretty to eat… You need to follow this girl on Instagram. Her creations are stunning.
We broke bread and said a blessing together.
This tradition comes from my dear friend Idelette, she bakes this gorgeous Challah bread every Friday night for her family. They speak blessings over one another and light candles.
Last night my sister and her husband were guided through this tradition for the first time.
I loved passed on traditions.
Have a wonderful Easter. Celebrate, feast, and keep Him close in your heart.
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A state-of-the-art United States fighter jet will make its international debut at the Royal International Air Tattoo, the Defence Secretary has confirmed.
The F-35 Lightning II aircraft will fly in Britain for the first time this summer, making its international debut in July at the Royal International Air Tattoo in Fairford and will also fly at the Farnborough International Air Show.
The decision to fly the combat aircraft outside of the United States for the first time, following discussions between Philip Hammond and his US counterpart, Secretary Hagel, is a further demonstration of the progress with the Lightning II programme.
The selection of two UK airshows also demonstrates the significant role that Britain has in the programme, with approximately 15 per cent of every aircraft built in the UK.
The US Defence Department has approved the first trans-Atlantic flight of Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 fighter jet in July to take part in two international air shows.


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U.S. women claim basketball gold in rout of France
LONDON — The names change, not the results. Just call the U.S. women's basketball team Olympic champion.
The Americans won their fifth straight gold medal Saturday, routing France, 86-50, and putting more distance between themselves and the rest of the world heading to Rio for the 2016 Games.
Candace Parker scored 21 points, including eight straight during the game-changing run in the second quarter, as the U.S. won its 41st straight Olympic game since taking bronze medal in 1992.
In that stretch, the Americans have won by nearly 30 points per game. Only one team has stayed within single digits of them, and they've lost just once in major international competitions, to Russia in the semifinals of the 2006 world championship.
Teresa Edwards, Dawn Staley, Sheryl Swoopes and Lisa Leslie got the amazing run started. Now Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird and Tamika Catchings have continued it.
With young stars Parker, Maya Moore and Tina Charles a big part of the success in London, it doesn't look like the run will end anytime soon.
Tamika Catchings said the Americans "just wanted to keep that legacy going." Edwards, a five-time Olympian, said no worry there.
"The legacy is real," said Edwards, who had a front-row seat Saturday. "What these kids have been doing is amazing. Without much time to practice. In the middle of the WNBA season. And they look good. It's like the whole world knows who we are. I'm really proud of them."
McKeesport's Swin Cash chipped in three points, one assist and a rebound in the blowout as she earned her second Olympic gold medal.
The U.S. faced its only challenge of the London Games when Australia took a four-point halftime lead. It was the first time in 12 years that the Americans had been trailing at the half.
"It's not easy to just be put together and be expected to win a gold medal," Taurasi said. "It's a special feeling."
France, which came into the game unbeaten, stayed with the U.S. for the first 12 minutes before Parker took over. She scored eight straight points during a 13-2 run that gave the U.S. a 37-23 advantage. Twice the 6-foot-4 Parker grabbed the rebound on the defensive end and dribbled up through the defense scoring on the other.
"We always felt like as long as we played our best ... we'd be all right," Bird said.
With the victory, Moore joined an exclusive club. She's the seventh player to win titles in college, the WNBA, the FIBA world championship and the Olympics.
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American imprisoned in Cuba sues ex-employer
WASHINGTON — An American imprisoned in Cuba for nearly three years is suing his former Maryland employer and the federal government for $60 million, saying they did not adequately train him or disclose risks that he was undertaking by doing development work on the communist island.
Alan Gross and his wife, Judy, sued on Friday in federal court in Washington. The lawsuit alleges that the economic development company that Gross was working for in Cuba and the U.S. government, with which the company had a contract, failed to provide Gross "with the education and training that was necessary to minimize the risk of harm to him."
Gross, 63, was arrested in December 2009 while on his fifth trip to Cuba. The trip was part of a project to increase the availability of Internet access in the country, particularly to the island's small Jewish community. Gross was working on the effort as a subcontractor for Development Alternatives Inc., an economic development company based in Bethesda, Md.
The company, known as DAI, was a contractor for the federal Agency for International Development, the government agency that provides economic and humanitarian assistance worldwide. USAID has been criticized by Cuba for seeking to promote democratic change on the island.


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February 6, 2013 7:56 am
The newly crowned home run king had a television he wanted to sell.
In honor of Hank Aaron's 79th birthday yesterday...
If you were in the market for a new television in 1975, you could do worse than taking the advice of the brand new home run king.
February 1, 2013 9:34 am
Surprise: the Upton-inspired brothers-helping-brothers theory has some support in the numbers.
B.J. and Justin Upton are brothers. They're also both Braves, thanks to the November signing that brought B.J. to Atlanta and the trade last week in which Justin joined him. As one would expect, the Uptons are excited about the opportunity to be big-league teammates, which they've been hoping to have for years. Here are some quotes from a couple of the many stories written about the Uptons in the wake of the trade:
December 15, 2008 12:41 pm
A born batsman discusses what might have been, hitting behind Hank Aaron, and facing the great pitchers of the 1960s.
In the year 1970, Rico Carty became the first player to make an All-Star team by virtue of a write-in campaign. He finished the season winning the batting crown with the highest average in more than a decade (.366), and seemed to be on the verge of bigger and better things. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be, as injuries, illness, and his own erratic behavior all conspired against this gifted hitter who otherwise may have knocked on the doors of Cooperstown. We sat with the "Beeg Boy" during a game at Estadio Tetelo Vargas in San Pedro de Macoris to talk about baseball, his beginnings, hitting, why he signed to play for twelve teams at the same time, and his opinion of Henry Aaron as a hitter.
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September 21, 2007 12:00 am
The conclusion to Nate's overview on the game's best player, season by season.
This is the resumption of the discussion of the best player in baseball, season by season throughout history, that began with yesterday's article. If you missed Nate's handy field guide and spreadsheet from yesterday's piece, you can download it here.
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August 30, 2007 12:00 am
Returning to a subject from this past winter, Dan digs in to discuss the all-time greats.
"It is the best game because the players look like us. They are not seven feet tall, they don't weigh 350 pounds, and they don't bench-press 650. We can relate to them. We can see them—they're not obscured by some hideous face mask, and they don't play behind a wall of Plexiglas—we can touch them and we can feel them. I see Greg Maddux with his shirt off, with his concave chest and no discernible muscles, and I marvel: This is one of the six greatest pitchers in the history of the game? I see Tony Gwynn with his shirt off and I see a short, fat guy with the smallest hands I've ever seen on an athlete, and I wonder: 'This is the best hitter since Ted Williams?'...They are regular guys, at least most of them, who just happen to be really, really good at something that everyone else is not."
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August 9, 2007 12:00 am
The past might be a foreign country, but at the moment, where 756 is concerned, we're still well within its borders. What does the gang think of Barry Bonds' achievement?
Maury Brown : There ought to be one word that comes to mind when taking in Bonds' place as the all-time home run king. Maybe that word is 'confused.' Or cloudy, muddy, murky... take your pick. In the history of sports, I don't think anyone has ever faced the dilemma of asking whether or not a record was legitimately set or not. Barry Bonds has forced us to look at that issue with arguably the most revered and sacred of records in baseball. After all, the record has been achieved, and controversy be damned, he hasn't failed a drug test, nor has he been indicted by the Feds, nor has some mountain of evidence landed in George Mitchell's lap that makes one think that Bonds is going to be the focus of his soon-to-be published report.
July 25, 2007 12:00 am
The commissioner finally acknowledged history, but in a way the game didn't need.
In a manner that can only be described as "grudging," Bud Selig did what he should have done three months ago, ending discussion of whether he would attend Barry Bonds' pursuit of the all-time home run mark with a press release and a flight to San Francisco. As is his wont, Selig put his personal feelings ahead of the game's best interest, choosing to issue a release that neither honored Bonds nor the moment, and put the controversy that surrounds Bonds-his alleged use of performance-enhancing substances-front and center.
May 23, 2007 12:00 am
Variations on a theme are on David's mind, as he proposes other possibilities in more sensibly structured divisions.
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May 16, 2007 12:00 am
David expands on his five-division realignment plan.
The previous column on rearranging the majors into five six-team divisions elicited many favorable comments and a number of questions and suggestions. The main questions concerned how to arrange the divisions and how to schedule the season. This article addresses those issues.
February 7, 2006 12:00 am
Jim ponders Frank Thomas' uniform change this offseason, and finds some famous comparables who played out their last year in a strange uniform.
In this case, it's a combination of two words: "relocate" and "coda." For those of you who didn't spend four years of your life missing baseball games because you were in the high school band, the latter is a musical term meaning the concluding passage of a movement of composition. I conjured this hybrid word in honor of Frank Thomas's move to Oakland after 16 years with the White Sox. I'm applying it to all the players who nearly made it through long careers with the same team only to find themselves elsewhere for their swan songs, finales and, in the case of the pitchers who have been down this road, gotterdammerungs.
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May 18, 2005 12:00 am
Nate Silver creates a Favorite Toy for the 21st century with PECOTA's help to test two superstars' chances at breaking the all-time home-run record.
It's worth mentioning something before we proceed further. Though the Favorite Toy is one of James' more popular and accessible inventions, it has not to my knowledge been validated empirically. That is, while it produces some answers that look about right and can spark some lively barroom discussions, we have no way of knowing whether it is accurate. My guess, actually, is that the Favorite Toy tends to overestimate the chance that a certain record will be surpassed, mostly because it doesn't account for the way in which problematic events in a player's career path tend to snowball. In other words, the Favorite Toy might estimate that say Ivan Rodriguez has a break-even chance of reaching 3,000 hits, based on an assumption that he will play about seven more seasons and average 140 hits per year (which awould give him 3,031). The problem is that, if Rodriguez only gets say 90 hits in 2007, that likely indicates that something has gone seriously wrong with him (probably an injury), and would radically reduce his projection for future seasons. But if Rodriguez had a good year in 2007 and had say 170 hits, it would probably not substantially increase our estimate of his productivity in the years beyond that, as he'd still be on the wrong side of the aging curve.
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April 27, 2005 12:00 am
Steven Goldman triumphantly returns to BP with a revisionist idea: to create player comments for those players who existed before Baseball Prospectus.
Still, a revival of YCLIU was always planned, and though the Mind Beast is still not quite ready for the marketplace, we're setting up this horse to ride again. Until we've cleared the time to get into our traditional Suetonius-style lengthy narratives, we're going to do short subjects in the traditional, perfected, BP manner. Join the Baseball Prospectus gang in a little adventure we like to call�
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This article was published 11/3/2013 (1626 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
There won't be a whole lot of sunshine for the next 48 hours.
Environment Canada is calling for a mainly cloudy day and a high of -5 C. Tonight, there's a 6- per cent of flurries and a low of -9 C.
Flurries will end Tuesday afternoon, and the high is - 7 C.
The sunshine returns Wednesday, and the daytime high is expected to be about -5 C. Things warm up a bit Thursday, with a high of -2 C under mostly sunny skies.


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Pontiac Book Values: Pontiac is considered a sporty division of GM. Founded in 1926, Pontiac cars have long been sought after for their performance - and today's cars are no exception. From its sporty two-seater convertible to its performance-minded sedans, Pontiac still understands that some consumers want their daily vehicle to be capable of providing a thrilling driving experience.
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THE condition of a boy injured when a leisure centre wall fell on him has improved nearly a week after the accident.
Daniel Morgan, 15, is today stable and on a ward, a spokeswoman for Gwent Police said.
The Rockfield teenager was injured last Tuesday while changing for a games lesson at Monmouth Leisure Centre.
Fire crews had to release the Monmouth Comprehensive pupil from a concrete block partition wall and initial reports said he suffered a leg injury.
The day after, the seriousness of his injuries became clear and he was in a critical but stable condition after being transferred to University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff.
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Yesterday I logged out of Kobo on my Glo, thinking it was unnecessary, and my Glo suddenly auto-reset thereby losing me the DRM ability to read my loaded books (had to use ADE to reinstate these which was tiresome) & it also lost my Kobo free books.
If I uninstalled Kobo Desktop and relied on my own book backups & Calibre (which has within a week produced a Kobo Touch driver - for which many thanks to them), what would I lose?
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These refs are absolute GARBAGE
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These refs are absolute GARBAGE
Eh, I don't like the fact that we're shooting so many concecutive 3s.
There's Hansbrough getting an elbow from Sullinger. Haha that dude has to be the most hated player in the league.
"I like what he did, clear 'em out".
That was about the elbow :rolleyes:
How exactly was that a foul?
Oh boy....
*** THIS SHEET!! The Celtics are sooo fake! *** the FUKING celtics.
SERIOUSLY?!?!?!? Im done with it for the night.
West is missing several lay-ups that he makes most of the time :(
I'm still trying to figure out how they called a foul on that Pierce three. George ran right by him. Didn't even knick him.
Why does it feel like we are a lot better, but down 8? I know, we're not making anything.. but please show some consistency refs!
This has gotten out of hand.
Mental mistakes with our offensive ball movement. Paul needs to get his head in the game
West is 0/7. We simply cannot buy a basket in this quarter.
The bad thing is that this isn't on the bench. It's on the starters.
West has been struggling lately.
West's first basket :happydanc
Wish Frank said "Ball don't lie" after Pierce missed that FT.
So many whistles tonight.
are the pacers going to get a call ever?
Is it just me or those 3 second violations are indeed horrible?
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At times I do get a needle sensation in my hands. When I drive my hands get that needle sensation. I've always had headaches. They don't coincide with the bouts of vertigo. When by vertigo is really bothering me my vision doesn't seem right. If I am talking to someone it's hard for me to focus on them.
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@ElizaBTweetin: December 3, 1872: Christmas in the 19th Century
Posted on December 9, 2013
Eliza Baylies Wheaton mentioned attending a church service reading of "A Christmas Story" on the 3rd of December. Her holiday festivities continued as she prepared for the holiday we all know and love by bottling cider and attending church regularly. Yet, the traditional Christmas festivities that we all cherish were just being founded in 1872. In fact, in 1659, the Puritans and Calvinists banned Christmas celebrations in much of America because they felt these celebrations encouraged the attitudes and idolatry of the Catholic Church. The Calvinists and Puritans banned Christmas celebrations to further separate themselves from Catholic practices. As an influx of (predominantly Catholic) European immigrants came to the United States, between the mid 1700's and throughout the 1800's, the ban was quickly lifted.
Throughout the first half of the 19th century, these immigrants brought their various Christmas traditions with them to America and more and more people began celebrating the holiday. For example Episcopalians and Moravians celebrated with religious services and prayer, the English brought the traditions of Christmas carols and giving gifts, and Germans brought the idea of decorating the home and Christmas tree with ornaments and lights. Slowly, families began to incorporate these traditions into their own celebrations and the modern Christmas holiday, as we know it today, was born.
However, it was only in 1870 that Christmas was declared a national holiday. Southern states were the first to declare Christmas as state holidays beginning in the late 1830's; however, in the North, it was generally considered sinful to celebrate the holiday with festivities such as gift giving and Christmas tree decorating. In was partially in reaction to the Civil war, when the government was trying to promote national unity, that Northern and Southern traditions began to mix and all of America began to celebrate Christmas like we do today.
The one major aspect of Christmas not yet mentioned is, of course; Santa Claus. Santa Claus is a representation of Saint Nicholas, the protector of children, who is said to have lived in the third century. The feast of Saint Nicholas was especially important to The Dutch and due to the heavy influence of Dutch colonies in New York, New York was where the modern characterization of Santa Claus originated.
In 1809, Washington Irving wrote a "History of New York" in which he declares Saint Nicholas as the patron Saint of New Yorkers. Furthermore, he describes him with many of the same characteristics as our modern day Santa Claus. This image was reiterated by New Yorker, Clement Clarke Moore's poem "T'was the Night Before Christmas" in 1823 and this solidified the popular image of Santa Claus that we all know today.
It is clear that Eliza celebrated Christmas mostly as a religious holiday because she wrote time and time again about her trips to church services in the weeks and days leading up to the holiday. Specifically she mentions listening to "A Christmas Story"; which originated in the New Testament of the Bible (books of Matthew and Luke). However, in her later entries she also mentions buying cloth to make another woman's dress, which she may have been making as a Christmas gift. While, it is evident that we celebrate a much more commercialized and culture homogenous Christmas today: the holiday that Eliza wrote about was only the second nationally recognized Christmas; since then these traditions have evolved a great deal.


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Spiders Studio has released an update to address text and voice-over issues for the English version of their cyberpunk action-RPG Mars War Logs. The update, available today, features re-recorded dialog and edited caption and story text in order for the translated version to be more in line with the French original. A new video covering the first seven minutes of the game has been released to show the update in action.
Mars War Logs is available for PC and will launch for 360 and PS3 this September. PC gamers can snag it for 33% off today as part of Steam's Daily Deal.
Luc Heninger, Director of Production at Focus Home Interactive:
"Mars contains a vast amount of dialog, even by RPG standards. The plot has numerous strands and the dialog often has many variants to mirror the hero's changes in reputation. The tight deadlines between the game release dates meant that the initial English translation lacked depth and contained a number of errors; it was then sent to the recording studio, making the job of the actors extremely difficult. The actual game was thoroughly tested and released with very few bugs on PC, but unfortunately the procedures for the audio and text QA failed and allowed many English localization issues to slip through. We realized the extent of the problem after seeing the first feedback from the press and gamers. The result was so far removed from what we usually produce that we took the decision to halt the submission process for the console version, which was due for release only weeks after the PC title. We have re-written the game text and dialog and, of course, recorded the actors again, replacing the sections that weren't true to the characters in Mars. All these problems will therefore be fixed in the console version. An update is now available for players with the PC game, and we have also incorporated the new audio in the PC versions on the various download sites."
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