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WASHINGTON -- Inching back into a fight he tried to leave behind, President Barack Obama announced Thursday he was dispatching 300 U.S. military advisers to Iraq to help quell the rising insurgency in the crumbling nation. He also challenged Iraq's embattled leader to create a more inclusive government or risk his country descending into sectarian civil war.
"The test is before him and other Iraqi leaders as we speak," Obama said of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, whose political fate appeared increasingly in play as his rivals launched a secretive effort to replace him.
Less than three years after Obama heralded the end of America's war in Iraq, he insisted he was not sending the military back into combat. Still, when coupled with previously announced steps, the president's actions could put about 600 additional U.S. troops in the midst of Iraq's deeply unstable security situation.
Underscoring the volatility was a tenacious fight over Iraq's largest oil refinery north of Baghdad. Iraqi soldiers and helicopter gunships battled Sunni militants for a third day on Thursday for control of the refinery, the loss of which would be a devastating symbol of the government's powerlessness in the face of a determined insurgency hostile to the West.
Despite the deteriorating conditions, Obama held off approving airstrikes that the Iraqi government has sought to stem an insurgency that has taken over the cities of Mosul and Tikrit and has pressed toward Baghdad. The president said he could still approve "targeted and precise" strikes if the situation on the ground required it, noting that the U.S. had stepped up intelligence gathering in Iraq to help
Officials said manned and unmanned U.S. aircraft are now flying over Iraq 24 hours a day on intelligence collection missions. If the U.S. were to proceed with airstrikes, officials did not rule out the prospect of hitting targets in Syria, where the militant group pressing through Iraq also has deep ties.
Even as Obama left the door open for a direct military response, he said Iraq's future ultimately rests with its leaders' willingness to embrace a more inclusive political system. Al-Maliki has long faced criticism from the U.S. for not giving Iraq's Sunni minority a greater role in the Shiite-dominated government. Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to travel to Iraq soon to press its government to share more power.
While U.S. officials have increasingly raised questions privately about whether al-Maliki can lead his country out of the current crisis, Obama stopped short of calling for the prime minister to step down, saying "it's not our job to choose Iraq's leaders."
A leading Sunni tribal chief said Washington's decision to send the military advisers would only make the fighting worse. Sheik Ali Hatem al-Suleiman, whose men are involved in the Sunni insurgency led by the al-Qaida inspired Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, said the violence would end only if al-Maliki stepped down.
Both al-Maliki's Sunni opponents and many of his former Kurdish and Shiite allies have been clamoring to deny the prime minister a third term in office, saying he has excluded them from a narrow decision-making circle. Iraqi political leaders and U.S. officials also have met in recent days to discuss al-Maliki's future.
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Deans said he thought Pocock, sidelined for two months following knee surgery, would return on the four-Test tour although added he would not regain the captaincy from senior lock Nathan Sharpe.
Although Sharpe was Australia's fourth-choice skipper this season, Deans confirmed the 34-year-old second-rower would keep the captaincy following his inspirational leadership in the past four Tests.
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Pocock's availability is a major boost for the inexperienced and injury-ravaged Wallabies, who showed great character to hold the World Cup champions to a draw in Brisbane on Saturday.
The Wallabies may also have experienced pair, hooker Stephen Moore (hamstring) and utility back Berrick Barnes (punctured lung), back for the November internationals.
The Australians have played much of the international season without injured stars, Will Genia, Quade Cooper, James O'Connor, James Horwill, Pocock and Moore, while winger Digby Ioane (knee), prop Ben Alexander (wrist) and backup hooker Saia Faingaa missed Saturday's Brisbane Test.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY – A 17-year-old Fountain Valley boy has been charged as an adult with stabbing a 50-year-old man during an attempted carjacking outside a grocery store.
Steven Matthew Lowry is facing charges of attempted murder and carjacking, both felonies, with a sentencing enhancement for the personal use of a deadly weapon and inflicting great bodily injury, according to a criminal complaint.
Lowry, who is on probation on unrelated charges, is expected to be arraigned Tuesday at the West Justice Center in Westminster. If convicted, he faces a sentence of 11 years in prison.
On Monday, the victim remained in critical condition at UCI Medical Center after emergency surgery, officials said.
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The man was loading groceries into his vehicle when he was confronted by Lowry who demanded his car keys. When he refused, a fight ensued and the teenager stabbed him two times in the abdomen, once in the back, and once in the chest, according to a news release from the Orange County District Attorney's Office.
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If you're one of those dads where your kids get you actual presents, hey, that's pretty cool, too. With my kids, it's hit or miss, and I'm totally cool with that. Some years I get stuff, and other years, I don't, but I always get a few kind words, and that's all I want.
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Genuine emotion, pretty cool. A much better ESPN moment than....
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Remember this clip the next time Simmons complains about an NBA player being a bad teammate.
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Nothing like doing something on television that is technically considered assault in many countries. Ballsy. I'm not sure who came away feeling worse, that poor Brazilian lady, or CNN Reporter Shasta Darlington, who got hit with tear gas on live television....
It's a toss up. Now moving on to the "people falling down" portion of the viral video box set...
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A mere stumble, good enough for a chuckle. The belly laugh came when Hannah Hunsinger, who I believe is one of the Los Angeles Kings' in-game entertainers went the whole way...
Fortunately, Hunsinger took to Twitter with an update on her condition....
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FIFA insists the pitch in Manaus for England's opening Group D game against Italy will be fine.
England have sent a member of their backroom team to inspect the surface at the Arena Amazonia after the stadium's head groundsman, Carlos Botella, admitted on Thursday the pitch was in "bad shape".
The playing area appeared noticeably dry and rutted but, speaking at a media briefing on Friday, World Cup 2014 organiser Saint-Clair Milesi said it was simply an aesthetic problem.
"I understand the concern not just in Manaus but at all the pitches in the country," he said.
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Concerns have also been raised about potential protests at many stadiums across the country regarding the political and social problems in Brazil.
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I had kidney stones several years ago and am still having some sharp and throbing pain on one side. My doctor can`t find a cause do you have any sugestions or questions I should ask at my next appointment?
The exact location and nature of the pain should give both you and your doctor some clues about its cause. You do not indicate how old you are, whether you are male or female, or where your pain is, so it is hard to even guess what is the most likely cause in your case. For instance, if your pain is in the front of your abdomen, there are many possible causes including problems with your liver, gallbladder, stomach, colon, bladder, etc. If you are female, gynecologic problems must be considered. If you are older, different diseases are more likely than if you are younger.
Kidney pain is usually located in the back just at the lower edge of the ribs, and either to the left or to the right of the spine (but not in the middle). Sometimes the pain may travel around the side of the abdomen toward the groin. Kidney stone pain, as you probably know, is usually very severe; the person often is unable to hold still with it and may experience nausea as well. A blockage to urine flow within the kidney or ureter (the slender tube that connects the kidney and bladder) can also cause pain, which may feel achy and may get worse if the person has drunk a lot of fluid and is making a lot of urine.
Musculoskeletal pain can be throbbing, gets worse with movement, and improves with heat, massage, or anti-inflammatory meds (like aspirin or Motrin). A disc problem in the spine may cause severe pain in the middle of the back and may travel down one leg.
The best thing would be for your doctor to examine you during an episode of pain. The location is very important in helping to decide whether it's likely to be muscular in nature, or whether it might be caused by kidneys or even some other structure such as the pancreas or aorta. Additional information that would help your doctor is your own description of how long the pain episodes last, how often they occur, and whether there are any specific things that you've noticed that bring the pain on, make it worse, or make it better.
There are many lab and imaging tests that may help to diagnose or rule out causes of pain. However, one of your doctor's goals should be to avoid doing too many tests, because he/she should be able to narrow down the likely causes based on a good history and physical exam.
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Whereas Chinatown was set in Los Angeles, 1938, The Two Jakes advances us ten years; private eye Jake Gittes (Nicholson) is back from the war a hero and running a prosperous agency specialising (like Liam Neesons somewhat more threadbare business in Unde
Five years in the making at a very high cost in both dollars and friendships, the sequel to 1974s classic Chinatown, The Two Jakes is not as good as its illustrious forebear. It is, however, a far richer film than 19 out of 20 Hollywood pictures which arrive on these shores with a full fanfare of trumpet.
Gittes himself has filled out and grown wise; Jacks drawling voice-over of such epigrammatic Chandleresque commentary as You cant trust a guy whos never lost anything (the script, again, is by Robert Towne) both sustains the movies fated mood and keeps tabs on a very complicated plot. Here is the weakness : theres an awful lot of story to get through, yet The Two Jakes wants to be more than just a designer-film noir yarn. There is the relationship between the two Jakes of the title to be fleshed out, and slow-burn themes of memory, guilt, corruption and LA itself to be explored. In the end, everything is rather short-changed, and the fault must lie with Nicholson the director.
The Two Jakes is well-acted and looks fabulous, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond paints it eerily bright and shiny, but, his third time out as director, Jack fails to cut consistently to the storys core and to weight scenes to the best dramatic impact. And moments of light relief, while being funny, jar the overall tone. Had Roman Polanski helmed this movie, one feels everything would have fallen into place far more satisfactorily.
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Lincoln Release Date & First Look
Steven Spielberg is legendary director and producer of Hollywood who is known for his blockbuster movies. Lincoln is an upcoming historical movie directed by Steven Spielberg, which is on the life of celebrated American President Abraham Lincoln. Year 2012 is witnessing the release of two mega movies on the life of Lincoln, the other film named "Abraham Lincoln The Vampire Hunter". This film is distinguished among other mega movies of the year because of its mammoth multi million dollar budget. Total estimated budget of Lincoln is around $100 million. Steven Spielberg film will be released in December 2012.
Lincoln Star Cast
Daniel Day Lewis is playing role of sixteenth American President Abraham Lincoln in this film. When project was announced Liam Neeson was the first choice to play this important role but he decided to leave the movie because of his old age which is not suitable for the role. Other cast includes Joseph Gordon Levitt, Tommy Lee Jones, John Hawkes, Jared Harris, David Oyelowo, James Spader, Jackie Earle Haley, Sally Field, Walton Goggins, Lee Pace, David Strathairn, Tim Blake Nelson, Michael Stuhlbarg and Hal Holbrook. John Logan is the original screen play writer of this film.
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The story of this drama film is based on the book of Doris Kearns Goodwin. The movie will take you back in the era of American Civil War. Abraham Lincoln guides the Northern States to victory over the Southern States during that critical time of USA history. There are numerous books about important era of US history but through this film you will see that entire struggle as you were there at that time.
Huge budget, mega stars and interesting plot all makes this film one of the most anticipated movies of year 2012. The film is also known as Untitled Steven Spielberg Project or Abraham Lincoln Project.
Lincoln Summary & Synopsis
- Release Date USA: December 2012
- Release Date Sweden: 25 January 2013
- Star Cast: Daniel Day Lewis, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Tommy Lee Jones
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THE world's oldest paperboy is still delivering the Echo at the age of 92.
Pensioner Ted Ingram has had a paper round in Winter-borne Monkton for 70 years.
He had to give up riding his bike for deliveries since he had his hip replaced but gets around the village using his Peugeot 106 instead.
Mr Ingram has been recognised by the Guinness Book of Records, published this week, as the oldest paperboy.
The great-grandfather has promised to keep delivering the Echo for as long as he can but admits enlisting the help of relatives along the way.
He said: "If you keep going you live longer."
The tireless pensioner started the round in 1942 to supplement his income as a tractor driver working on the village's Manor Farm.
He enjoyed seeing his friends and neighbours every day so much he has never stopped.
Mr Ingram added: "I'm only doing eight papers now for the village but I still enjoy my round.
"Everyone in the village knows who I am and I enjoy having a chat to them."
The tireless pensioner even drives to Dorchester every Saturday to play bowls.
And even finding out he had diabetes in recent years it has not stopped him. He injects himself with insulin every day.
"The last thing I want to do is stop and watch television all day," he said.
"I've got to keep going and if it weren't for my hip I would be very fit."
Mr Ingram was born in Broadwey in Weymouth and when he moved to Winterborne Monkton in 1938 all 13 houses were used by farm workers.
He has lived at three addresses along the same road.
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Mr Ingram was 22 when he started the round which covered a much wider area.
His beloved wife Betty, who passed away 14 years ago, also worked at Manor Farm.
The couple had two children together and Mr Ingram now enjoys spending time with his four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
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Westpac, Australia's oldest company, will celebrate its bicentenary in 2017 and its deep history was on show at a marquee lunch in Hyde Park Barracks, attended by three former CEOs – Bob White,
The bank unveiled the Westpac Bicentennial Foundation, the largest private education scholarship program in Australia's history, in partnership with the University of Sydney and University of Melbourne.
The establishment of the fund this year will allow 200 scholars to be in place by 2017.
"It's a fantastic gesture by the bank," said Bob White, who changed the bank's name from Bank of New South Wales to Westpac in 1980, during his decade-long tenure as CEO to 1987.
Frank Conroy, chief executive in 1991 and 1992, said he was pretty proud. "To announce what they have is fantastic as far as I am concerned," he said.
The scholarships will be focused on graduates seeking to study in Asia and develop skills in technology and innovation. The $100 million will be placed in a charitable trust, and invested in markets to provide income to fund annual scholarships across five areas.
Seventeen "future leaders" will be awarded up to $120,000 each, over two or three years, to study at a global institution; those focusing on relations with Asia, or technology and innovation, will be preferred.
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Two post-doctorial researchers with the same focus will receive $330,000 each over three years. The bank will provide 40 young technologists with $15,000 each over three years; 30 to 40 students with $10,000 each to study on exchange in Asia for a year; and 10 "community leaders", with between $20,000 and $50,000 each for a year.
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Ms Bishop said the fund was important because Australia needed to be "more focused on our region and giving our young people the best opportunities that are available around the world". Studying abroad would allow them to "come home with new perspectives, new insights, new skills and new ideas", she said. Ms Bishop and Mr Abbott said they hoped the fund would encourage more philanthropy.
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So after 2 weeks of working 18 hours a day, the beta of my android application "Postman" http://itsmrpostman.appspot.com launched today.
Postman in short is a personal message assistant for your Android phone. I shall let some of the images do the talking. It works on any android phone running a version greater than 1.6.
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- Sandeep Shetty : The creator of http://owe.to , for putting the seed of thought in my head to create an message filter application
- Vikrama Dhiman : For his awesome suggestions and feedback.
- Nadine Pereira : The one who designed Postman's logo and "The best graphic designer ive worked with".
- My Dad : Who let me use his Android phone to do some USB debugging and testing (Since I don't have an android phone ;) )
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Viterra Completes Transfer of Grain Elevators and Other Assets to Richardson International and CF Industries
Date Posted: May 1, 2013
Regina, SK—Viterra Inc. (Viterra) is pleased to announce that it has transferred to Richardson International Limited (Richardson) (i) certain Canadian grain elevators; (ii) certain agri-centres co-located with certain of the grain elevators; (iii) all oat milling assets and shares relating to Viterra's oat milling business in Canada; (iv) all assets or shares of the 21st Century Grain Processing business of Viterra in the United States; and (v) a terminal at Thunder Bay, Ontario, together with the net working capital with respect to certain of these assets, which reduced the outstanding loan provided by Richardson in accordance with the provisions of the purchase agreement (the Richardson Agreement) between, among others, Viterra and Richardson by C$677 million.
In addition, Viterra has also completed the sale of its minority interest in a nitrogen facility located in Medicine Hat, Alberta to CF Industries Holdings, Inc., the purchaser nominated by Agrium Inc. (Agrium).
The sale reduced by C$995 million the outstanding loan provided by Agrium in accordance with the provisions of the support and purchase agreement (the Agrium Agreement) between, among others, Viterra and Agrium.
Richardson paid Viterra approximately C$96 million on closing of the asset transfer to Richardson on account of the purchase price adjustment in accordance with the provisions of the Richardson Agreement.
Viterra will pay Agrium approximately C$75 million as a partial purchase price adjustment and the material purchase price adjustments under the Agrium Agreement have not been determined at this time.
The purchase price adjustments are in each case subject to adjustments in certain circumstances.
The Richardson Agreement and the Agrium Agreement are available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com under Viterra's profile.
More information about Viterra can be found at www.viterra.com.
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Detail of one of the nave stained glass windows in Coventry Cathedral, England.
The ten windows were designed and executed by a team of artists led by Lawrence Stanley Lee, Geoffrey Clarke and Keith New designed three windows each, with the tenth being a collaboration.
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text: The Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane wiki last edited by pikahyper on 10/18/15 08:13AM View full history Pre-Crisis HistoryWhen Wonder Woman was able to return Steve Trevor back to Man's World, she was given an invisible plane designed by Amazon science to take him in. Even though the plane was invisible, the occupants of the plane, including the pilot do not also gain invisibility. In the 1940s, it was to be called the "Transparent Plane". Within the comics, it was a piece of Amazonian technology, as the Amazons were depicted with advanced technology. The plane was originally hidden in an abandoned farm, and Wonder Woman's telepathic powers from her tiara gave her control of the plane and that she could call for the plane at the speeds of sound. The plane also had a drop ladder which was also invisible, and she was usually drawn sitting on the plane wing, controlling the plane from there and battling airborne villains. During the Golden Age in comics, continuity was not important and the invisible plane had another origin story. With this one, she was to do three tasks, and if she completed in the three tasks, her reward would be a part of the plane, and then she would be able to form the plane with the three parts.During the Silver Age, a new origin story was created. She was to tame a horse called Pegasus and if she could, Pegasus would become the invisible plane would through the other end of the mystic clouds that separated Man's World and Paradise Island. The plane then became a jet as new technology was being invented and the plane this time could travel in outer space and allowed many of her friends to also ride along. The rope was rarely used this time however, as Wonder Woman could just pounce up onto the plane and use air currents to glide her towards the jet. The jet is destructible however as Wonder Woman is blinded and ends up crashing the jet near Gorilla City. Post-Crisis HistoryDuring this time, the jet's origin story was revised and it was rarely used as Wonder Woman now had the ability to fly. Its origin was that Wonder Woman had been given a Lansinar disc which was a "morphing crystal". This technology was devised as the aliens who created this were blind and could not adapt to their environments quickly enough and so this the crystal was created, so that it could morph catering to their needs. This time, the jet was invisible, and it made the occupants inside invisible as well and propels itself using graviton particles. This jet could also go into outer space and without taking a deep breath; Wonder Woman could stay in space for 20 minutes using the jet's oxygen supply. It could also attune to her needs telepathically. The jet has weapons, but is rarely used as this depletes the jet's resources and can render the plane visible. Though it can regenerate, it does it slowly and it is used as a last resort. The jet was still used because it could hold many people, even though Wonder Woman could fly. WonderDomeEstablished in issue #140 that the Invisible Plane can shape itself into a flying fortress known as the WonderDome. This WonderDome would serve as Wonder Woman's equivalence to Superman's Fortress of Solitude and Batman's Batcave although she has areas more pertinent to her upbringing such as a sculpture garden. New 52: Post -FlashpointIn 2011, DC Comics rebooted their entire comic universe. In this new continuity, the Invisible Plane never belonged to Wonder Woman. Instead, it was designed by the Homeland Security offshoot organization, A.R.G.U.S., and serves as the main form of transportation for Amanda Waller & Steve Trevor's "Justice League of America".


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Market Structure and R∧D Joint Ventures: The Case of Product Innovations
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ST JOHN'S, Antigua – Political Analyst Arvel Grant is counting the latest development in the electoral boundaries case as a win for the Antigua & Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) and he is predicting that no boundary changes will come before the next election, if the matter has to go to court again.
Using a boxing analogy, Grant said the United Progressive Party (UPP) government expected changes to constituency boundaries to be a "one-two knockout punch."
"Boundaries Commission does its work: one hook. Submit to parliament: final knock out," he said.
"What the Labour Party has succeeded in doing is enter into a clinch. They have locked up the government and prevented them from landing that final knockout punch," Grant said.
The political analyst was referencing the news Saturday that Attorney General Justin Simon QC had written to ABLP lawyer Samantha Marshall informing her that her party ought to withdraw its case against the Boundary Commission as the commission had revoked its report, the subject of the lawsuit.
The ABLP has long condemned the Boundaries Report, saying that the changes to the constituency boundaries it recommended were designed to give the UPP an advantage at the next general election.
The party took issue with the removal of the St Peter constituency, currently held by Asot Michael, and considered an ABLP stronghold. The St John's Rural East, held by former Prime Minister Lester Bird, was also gravely affected.
Grant said rather than let the court get involved, the UPP administration has decided to back down and try, in the future, to land a "better punch."
"If the Labour Party will be able to get this thing back in the courts, I don't think there will be any boundaries changes in the next general elections," Grant added.
He was speaking on OBSERVER Radio's Big Issues Sunday, when he noted that the UPP leadership must be "losing some sleep" over this latest development.
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text: In 1943, a secret government project attempted to create a cloaking device that would make warships invisible. But during the first test, the USS Eldridge successfully vanished... and could not be found again. 70 years later, the Navy destroyer momentarily reappears on a Pennsylvania runway allowing the sole surviving crewman to escape and a local lawman to board. What is behind a sinister reactivation of the project? Where will the massive ship materialize next? And what will become of two men trapped in a time/space catastrophe? Nicholas Lea (Kyle XY), Michael Par (of the original film), Ryan Robbins (Falling Skies), Emilie Ullerup (Sanctuary), Gina Holden (Saw 3D), and Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) star in this electrifying remake of the 80s hit about the allegedly true military operation known as The Philadelphia Experiment. Includes bonus film! Watch it from where is all started with the 1984 Philadelphia Experiment, starring Michael Par.Check stock and price


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8 slices English Cucumber
1 pound Mixed Baby Lettuces
16 Leaves Belgian Endive
1/2 Cup Boursin Cheese
8 Each Buttered Croutons
8 each Marinated Tomatoes
1 each Red Onion, sliced thin
¼ Cup Toasted Pine nuts as needed
Vinaigrette from below
Arrange attractively at the last moment.
Raspberry Vinaigrette
3 Tbls. Dijon mustard
2 Tbls. Mince garlic
2 Tbls. Mince shallot
1/4 cup Pesto
2 Tbls. Fresh chives
2 Tbls. Fresh thyme
1/2 cup Fresh rough chopped parsley
2 cups Champagne vinegar
6 cups Canola salad oil
2 cups Fresh raspberries to taste
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text: BOSTON ( TheStreet) -- The war for customers of exchange traded funds, whose assets jumped 54% totaling more than $1 trillion last year, got kicked up a notch. Fidelity, the third-largest mutual-fund company, has agreed to market BlackRock's ( BLK) iShares ETFs, which account for half the market.The deal enables closely held Fidelity's customers to trade 25 of the most broad-based and popular ETFs for free. It's a response to Charles Schwab's ( SCHW) announcement two months ago that its clients could trade eight ETFs, created and managed by Schwab, without charge. But the Fidelity move allows for wider diversification among popular ETFs, including four international and five fixed-income funds. Besides BlackRock, the biggest ETF providers are State Street ( STT), Vanguard and PowerShares. At the same time, Fidelity cut commissions at its online brokerage division. There will now be a flat rate of $7.95 per transaction instead of the three tiers that had resulted in fees as high as $19.95 for customers who trade infrequently or have smaller accounts. Fidelity doesn't disclose its account structure, but points out that some retail investors will find their trading costs cut by 60%. This one-two punch is designed to bring Fidelity, a mutual-fund giant, new attention in the most popular areas of trading. While $7.95 doesn't match discount brokers' fees, it combines the resources and research provided by Fidelity with a competitive pricing structure. The "free" ETFs will be highlighted on its brokerage Web site and combined with tools for structuring a portfolio of ETFs, along with an educational component. Fidelity apparently decided it was easier to partner with BlackRock and offer its existing iShares ETFs without commissions than to create its own portfolio. The 25 funds chosen for the free offer have more than $200 billion in assets and are among the most popular on Fidelity's brokerage platform. Investors can trade more than 800 ETFs and 10,000 mutual funds.


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LOS ANGELES — "The Price Is Right" host Drew Carey isn't playing around when it comes to keeping TV's longest-running game show current.
Carey has eagerly welcomed iPhone, Xbox, Wii and other adaptations of "The Price Is Right" — and wants to see more, such as a Facebook game set for a June debut.
"I love it. I don't think they're doing as much as they should be doing. Business-wise, you should take advantage of every media stream you can," he said, adding, "I want to be part of a gig that's doing new things and trying stuff."
Carey himself is a relatively recent addition: He joined the show in October 2007 after the retirement of Bob Barker, the CBS daytime show's host since its 1972 debut. (The original "The Price Is Right" started on NBC in 1956.)
Although Carey has put his comedic stamp on "Price" and welcomes the high-tech extras, he says the show remains true to itself. Contestants still jockey to "come on down" to the stage and compete for prizes by guessing their retail value.
"I look at it as owning a house. Any homeowner can relate: You're never, ever done with your house," Carey said. "New rug, new bathroom tile, but it's still the same house. It's still the same game."
Brand extensions such as the coming Facebook game "are both serving the purpose of being a profit center and having more visibility around the show," said Keith Hindle, CEO of FremantleMedia Enterprises, the licensing and brand extension arm of series producer FremantleMedia.
The show also relies on lower-tech means of stoking fan interest. There are "Price"-branded slot machines in casinos and two live, paid-admission theater shows, one in Las Vegas and another at a Connecticut gaming resort.
Ratings for the TV show have been on the rise. Compared with last year, it's up 10 percent in viewers and ranks among within the top five daytime programs.
Despite the bells and whistles, the change in hosts and some alterations in the set, "The Price Is Right" retains an air of comfortable familiarity, said Mike Richards, its executive producer.
"That's the best thing I can hear: 'This is "The Price Is Right" I grew up watching with my grandma,'" Richards said.
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LOS ANGELES — "The Price Is Right" host Drew Carey isn't playing around when it comes to keeping TV's longest-running game show current.


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Despite the, as yet, unbashed out backlog, I am determined to start to plan ahead and to actually publish some seasonal recipes. The general Fuss Free rule is to not even to start to think about Christmas until after my birthday (the exception to this is things seen in the sales). Birthday is done so time to think ahead.
This dish is in part inspired by the amazing Christmas produce box I received yesterday from Knorr (the majority of which has been stashed in the freezer).
In general I am a huge sprout fan, providing they are cooked properly. Institutional over boiled mushy soggy sprouts that squirt bitter water into your mouth are an abomination, and I can quite understand why one sprouty school dinner can put people off for life. I either shred and stir fry or roast them, both are quite delicious.
Matched with some tart cranberries, soft sweet chestnuts and creamy Stilton they make the perfect festive quartet. You could add some leftover bacon from your turkey, or if you do not eat diary, use some pine nuts in place of the Stilton and leave out the butter. Perfect seasonal pasta using leftovers to cater for omnivores, vegetarians or vegans. This was quite delicious, and possibly far too good to wait to be made from Christmas (or even Thanksgiving leftovers) leftovers!
Recipe: Chestnut, Cranberry, Stilton & Sprout Pasta
Amounts are approximate, use what you have. Do not go mad on quantities if you over indulged on Christmas day!
Per person
4 or 5 sprouts – sliced
A glug of oil
A pat of butter
Ready cooked chestnuts – sliced – 3 or 4 per person
A small handful of cranberries (or a spoon of leftover cranberry sauce)
2-3oz / 50 – 75g pasta
A slither of Stilton – crumbled
Salt & Pepper to taste
Finely shred the sprouts, if they have not been cooked place in a sieve and pour a kettle of boiling water over to soften them.
Heat up the oil and butter and gently fry the sprouts, chestnuts and cranberries. Meanwhile boil the pasta.
When the pasta is done, drain, stir into the sprout, chestnut and cranberry mix. Serve immediately topped with the crumbled Stilton.
Sending this to Ren's Simple and in Season and Presto Pasta Nights hosted this week by Tandy at Lavender and Lime.
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Melbourne, February 26 (ANI): Shane Warne has rubbished the rumours about his alleged affair with underwear millionaire Michelle Mone by calling them "incorrect".
The former cricketer said on the 'Today Show' that the rumours were "absolute rubbish" and it's nobody's business, News.com.au reported.
It was earlier reported that the 44-year-old cricket legend had spent four hours romancing Mone in her The Dorchester Hotel suite, after spending Valentine's Day with his former fiancee Elizabeth Hurley.
It was claimed that Warne showered the 42-year-old Ultimo bra tycoon with champagne and red roses, while Mone was reportedly considering the relationship as "the beginning of something special for them both''. (ANI)


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Go out of your way to be pleasant to everyone you meet, even to those who are anything but pleasant to you. The more you smile and act as if the world is your friend the more the celestial powers that be will reward you.
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You must do your own research when it comes to money matters and business deals. If you let others decide things for you almost certainly they will get it wrong, so make the effort and make sure you stay in control.
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You may find that everyday tasks become even more of a chore over the next few days but don't worry. Whatever challenges you are called on to face you will handle them, if not with ease, then at least with courage and confidence.
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Life is supposed to be fun and will continue to be fun if you don't let minor issues get to you. Also, don't waste time worrying that others are not so fortunate. Be happy and successful yourself and be the example they want to follow.
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Creatively and romantically this is one of the best times of the year for you, so decide what it is you want to achieve, then make it happen. Don't listen to those who say you should not take risks, just do what feels right to you.
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You always have plenty to say for yourself but for a while at least it might be wise to button your lip and listen to what others have to say. You could learn something to your advantage this week, if you are willing to use your ears.
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You won't worry much about money over the next few days, mainly because there are so many things going on in your life that you don't have time to stop and count your cash. Good. The less you think about it the happier you will be.
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Looking back on the past few weeks you will be amazed how much time you wasted on things that don't really matter. On the other hand you did have a great deal of fun, so there is no need to feel guilty. Fun is an essential part of life.
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If you're into anime cosplay, Winnie Yap will teach you everything you need to know about getting the right look for your eyes. Her techniques go way beyond color contacts to include makeup and eyebrows.
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