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Chinmay Sutar batted doggedly to steer defending champions Ghatkopar Jets past Thane Marathas by five wickets for their third win in the Mitsui Shoji T-20 League at Police Gymkhana, yesterday.
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- Haynes & Boone LLP18.Dec 2015
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This was never an area of law I sought out, but I'm becoming well versed in it out of necessity.
One time I was asked while I was applying to law school why I wanted to be a lawyer and I joked about the statistics of lawsuits and she said "so out of self defense."
In a way, that comes true. I am on my condo's board of directors and I have to keep checking the law on various things. I just drew up a waiver in case anyone wants to start doing improvements on the grounds on their own - because someone already has been and if he gets injured I think we should have a better defense.
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This sailing yacht KALIKOBASS II is a 32 m 105 (foot) well proportioned aluminium boat which was produced from the keel up by Antibes Marine Chantier Trehard and designed from the design board of Jacques Fauroux. Sleeping 8 guests and 4 crew, sailing yacht KALIKOBASS II was previously called Vairea; Kalikobass Ii; Zanzibar. The naval architecture office that made her plans and general arrangement with respect to this ship was Jacques Fauroux. Also, the interior styling is created by Franck Reynaud.
Jacques Fauroux was the naval architecture company involved in the formal superyacht composition for KALIKOBASS II. Her interior design was completed by Franck Reynaud. Jacques Fauroux is also associated with the yacht general design work for this boat. France is the country that Antibes Marine Chantier Trehard built their new build sailing yacht in. After official launch in 1998 in Antibes she was thereafter passed over to the yacht owner having completed sea trials and testing. Her core hull was crafted from aluminium. The sailing yacht main superstructure is fabricated largely with aluminium. With a width of 7.4 metres or 24.3 feet KALIKOBASS II has moderate interior. A reasonably deep draught of 3.4m (11.2ft) determines the number of overall marinas she can berth in, contingent on their particular depth at low tide. She had refit improvement and modification carried out in 2006.
Fitted with a single CUMMINS diesel engines, KALIKOBASS II is able to attain a maximum speed of 12 knots. KALIKOBASS II is propelled by a single screw propeller. Her total HP is 300 HP and her total Kilowatts are 221.
The well proportioned luxury yacht sailing yacht KALIKOBASS II is able to accommodate up to 8 guests and has 4 crew.
The propulsion comes from one 300 HP / 221 Kilowatts Cummins. Engine Model: 6CTA8 3M1 diesel. - Giving the combined power of 300 HP /221 KW. - Approximate Cruise Speed is 10 knots. - Top Speed: 12 nautical miles per hour. - Bunkering capacity: 3900 L. - Fresh water: 3900.00. - Generators: Northern Lights 2 times 25 kilowatts. - Total Sail Size: 535 Metres Squared. - Beam: 7.4m/24.3ft. - Waterline Length (LWL): 27.43m/90ft. - Draught at deepest: 3.4m/11.2ft.
She has a teak deck.
The luxury yacht KALIKOBASS II displayed on this page is merely informational and she is not necessarily available for yacht charter or for sale, nor is she represented or marketed in anyway by CharterWorld. This web page and the superyacht information contained herein is not contractual. All yacht specifications and informations are displayed in good faith but CharterWorld does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the current accuracy, completeness, validity, or usefulness of any superyacht information and/or images displayed. All boat information is subject to change without prior notice and may not be current.
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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Brief HistoryBobbi Chase aka Blindside was a former SHIELD agent and currently a member of the Harriers which are a team of professional mercenaries led by Sergeant-Major Harold Malone aka Hardcase, a retired member of the Royal Marine Commandos. The entire team consist of Blindside, Shotgun, Lifeline, Warhawk, Longbow, Piston, Timebomb, Axe and Ranger. The Harriers came to Madripoor and were hired to snatch three mutants, Wolverine, Psylocke and Jubilee. Axe and Shotgun ambushed the three mutants at a Lowtown resterant where they successfully kidnapped Wolverine and left Jubilee bruised with a non-lethal shotgun blast to the chest. Psylocke and Jubilee located the warehouse where Wolverine was being held captive. Jubilee made herself look like a pizza delivery boy and managed to enter the secure area. Jubilee lit up the room with her fireworks and broke Wolverine free from his cage. Psylocke was discovered in the rafters by Blindside and the two ladies engaged in hand-to-hand combat. Blindside was in trouble when she fell for a telepathic illusion so Timebomb set off some explosives he rigged onto the rafters. Blindside was saved from her fall by her teammate, Warhawk. The Harriers had Psylocke and Jubilee detained when Wolverine appeared. Some dialogue occurred when Hardcase stepped in and everyone realized that the two were friends. Wolverine had hired Hardcase to help him evaluate Psylocke and Jubilee's teamwork and see if they could work and trust each other. This assignment worked well for Hardcase because he also wanted to test out his Harriers. Everyone sat together and enjoyed the rest of the pizza. The current whereabouts of Blindside and the Harriers are unknown. CreationBlindside was created by Chris Claremont and Marc Silvestri in 1990 and first appeared in The Uncanny X-Men # 261.Skills & AbilitiesBlindside is a highly skilled mercenary and marksman. She also has excellent hand-to-hand combat skills.


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An Architect user was suggesting on the other thread that a "tool/wizard for auto creating Geronimo Deployment
Plan by scanning the corresponding Java-EE plan/annotation" would fit
best within "Admin Console", may be as an extension to the Deploy New tool. That way Users won't be forced to start using Eclipse plug-in just for the sake of creating Geronimo deployment plan :-)
- Shiva
Shiva Kumar H R wrote:
> Please read Aaron's book on Geronimo
> http://www.chariotsolutions.com/geronimo/geronimo-1.1/geronimo-html-one-page.html
> <http://www.chariotsolutions.com/geronimo/geronimo-1.1/geronimo-html-one-page.html>.
> I find it to be a great documentation for almost anything related to
> Geronimo Deployment Plans.
Thanks. I will give this a read tonight.
> I can understand your frustrations. It's no different for me when it
> comes to manually creating Geronimo Deployment Plans.
> I have always wished that Geronimo Development Tools (like Geronimo
> Eclipse Plug-in) provide some facility for auto-creating/updating
> those deployment plans. I have created a wiki page summarizing my
> proposal:
> http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxPMGT/geronimo-deployment-plans-how-to-simplify-creation-or-updation.html
> <http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxPMGT/geronimo-deployment-plans-how-to-simplify-creation-or-updation.html >
> Would be useful if you and other users/developers can provide feedback
> on it as well post new proposals if any on that page. I think it would
> be useful if I float a separate mail on User list for this.
If I get to continue using Geronimo I will do my best. I don't know if
fancy Eclipse plug-in would be better as many of us don't use Eclipse
and don't want to be forced into it. To me just solid documentation and
explanations as to what each piece means would suffice. I hate blindly
following and example and not knowing why something is the way it is.
> - Shiva
> On 5/19/07, *Doug Lochart* < email@example.com
> <mailto:email@example.com>> wrote:
> Lin,
> Thanks for trying to help. I do appreciate it. I may not have
> made my
> questions/gripes clear. So I will reiterate after your replies.
> Lin Sun wrote:
> > Hi, I am not a plan expert at all but I'll try answer your
> questions...
> >
> > What I find most useful besides reading the existing samples and
> > documentations, is to use the schema files (generally located at the
> > server_home\schema directory.) For example, I am looking at my
> > geronimo 2.0 server now, and the geronimo-module-{version}.xsd
> is the
> > schema for namespace
> > " http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/deployment-{version}
> <http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/deployment-%7Bversion%7D>". You
> 'll
> > want to look at the geronimo-application-{version}.xsd for
> > geronimo-application.xml file.
> >
> I have looked at the examples and what I have now is from them as well
> as help from the forum. What I am griping about is that even the
> documents are syntactically described in the xsd they are not
> described
> verbally as to what they mean or how they are used. I can read
> and use
> a schema but it doesn't help if I don;t know how or why I am
> constructing the xml document.
> The other issue I had was that I have an EAR with a WAR and EJB-JAR
> inside. Nowhere in the documentation did it cover the rules of what
> plans are required. Almost all examples attacke either a WAR or EJB
> alone. The one example that starts doing an EAR is never completed.
> So when I was creating mine I had a geronimo-application.xml (which I
> kept outside the ear), a geronimo-web.xml in the WAR, and an
> openejb-jar.xml in the ejb.jar. One forum member asked me to
> remove the
> geronimo-web. It seemed to not break anything and I think it may have
> made things go farther but again I still have no clue what
> combinations
> (or why) of geronimo specific plans are required in an ear.
> > Doug Lochart wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> openejb-jar
> xmlns="http://www.openejb.org/xml/ns/openejb-jar-2.1
> <http://www.openejb.org/xml/ns/openejb-jar-2.1>">
> >> <dep:environment
> >> xmlns:dep=" http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/deployment-1.1">
> >> <dep:moduleId>
> >> <dep:groupId>qdfrancepolicy.</dep:groupId>
> >> <dep:artifactId>FrancePolicyServverEjb</dep:artifactId>
> >> <dep:version>1.0</dep:version>
> >> <dep:type>car</dep:type>
> >> </dep:moduleId>
> >> <dep:dependencies>
> >> <dep:dependency>
> >> <dep:groupId>geronimo</dep:groupId>
> >> <dep:artifactId>tomcat</dep:artifactId>
> >> <dep:type>car</dep:type>
> >> </dep:dependency>
> >> </dep:dependencies>
> >> <dep:hidden-classes/>
> >> <dep:non-overridable-classes/>
> >> </dep:environment>
> >> <enterprise-beans>
> >> <session>
> >> <ejb-name>FrancePolicyServer</ejb-name>
> >> <jndi-name>qdfrancepolicy.FrancePolicyHome </jndi-name>
> >> </session>
> >> </enterprise-beans>
> >> </openejb-jar>
> >>
> >> Is the dep:groupId supposed to match the sys:groupID on the
> app? If
> >> not how is it used? What does artifactid do? Does it matter
> what I
> >> name it? Does the name have to correspond to another field
> somewhere?
> >
> > No, it needs to be dep:groupId here as you had "<dep:environment
> > > xmlns:dep=" http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/deployment-1.1 ">"
> > defined earlier.
> >
> This I got from an example but I still would like an explanation
> of what
> it means. To me it looks I just use the package of the bean as
> that is
> what the example had (with a trailing dot) but no mention is made as
> what, how or why.
> > An artifactid is the artifact/module's unique id inside of the
> > repository (typical location is server_home\repository). You
> need to
> > come up with a unique id for your module. This is actually a maven
> > concept.
> >
> Okay, this is what I thought so when I have an EAR with an EJB and WAR
> what do I have?
> 1 module (the application) with 2 or 3 artifiacts unique within the
> module but not necessarily unique to all of the server OR
> 3 moules one for the ear, war, and ejb and they need to be unique
> globally? Again this is the stuff that is missing a good narrative in
> my opinion.
> I would like to write up something covering all this stuff as I feel I
> am not the only one in this boat. However I cannot write about what I
> do not grasp fully.
> >> Then there is the dep:dependency. I added geronimo/tomcat in
> because
> >> I was asked to do so (thanks again by the way). I assume it is
> >> telling geronimo that I want to use tomcat as my web container but
> >> again I can't find any decent explanation as to what is going on.
> >> The IoC design of this thing is real cool but unless I am just
> >> totally stupid ( I am green with EJB ) I cannot seem to find
> anything
> >> that pieces things together in any coherent fashion.
> >>
> >> Am I missing something? Did all of you pop in and look at the plan
> >> docs and just suddenly realize how to do it in a day or something?
> >
> > By specifying the dependencies, your app asks the server to make
> sure
> > all the dependency modules are avail when your app starts.
> >
> I _understand_ what a dependency means _BUT_ I could not find anything
> that specified what modules you need, what are supplied as
> default, and
> how you would know if you need them. There are a lot of things in the
> repository after you install geronimo. It looks like all of
> geronimo is
> a bunch of modules working together (great concept, I like the Spring
> methodology) but to me as a newbie I think they are just part of
> geronimo and that I do not need to mess with anything in there.
> > HTH, Lin
> >
> Thanks Lin, I hope others can also jump in a get a good discussion
> going. Maybe I will get enough info and work my way through my
> problems
> to actually write up a good overview.
> Doug


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It was a tough end to a remarkable run for the Wooodridge wrestling team.
Seventh-seeded Woodridge lost 57-10 to second-seeded Wauseon Feb. 12 in the quarterfinals of the Division II state dual team tournament at St. John Arena in Columbus.
Woodridge ended up with wins in only three individual bouts against the Indians, who looked deserving of their No. 2 seed.
Wauseon opened with 106-pounder Gavin Ritter pinning Cambell Corfman in 54 seconds, followed by 113-pounder McKaylaCampbell scoring a 13-4 major decision over Woodridge's Micah Blair. Campbell is nationally ranked in girls wrestling.
Woodridge then saw 120-pounder Brandon Reeves get thrown and pinned in 44 seconds by Nolan Ray.
That left it 126-pounder David Massey to get the Bulldogs on the board. He did so with a 10-3 win over Jarrett Bischoff.
Indians state qualifier Hunter Yackee droppped to 132 pounds. Yackee pinned Woodridge's David Genovese in 4:22.
Woodridge 138-pounder Eli Yoho then scored a 5-3 decision win.
Wauseon then put the match out of reach with three straight wins, as state runner-up Sandro Ramirez scored a 20-5 technical fall, 152-pounder Xavier Torres upset Isaac Yoho 3-2 and 160-pounder Andrew Bailey pinned in 1:57.
At 170 pounds, Spencer Robinson got Woodridge's only bonus points of the match, as he scored an 11-3 major decision over Trent Davis.
Wauseon brought it home by winning the final four matches. Indians 182-pounder Aaron Harris (18 seconds), 195-pounder Tony Banister (1:27) and heavyweight Alex Sosa (4:56) each scored pins, while 220-pounder Sammy Sosa survived a back-and-forth match with Woodridge's Jack Kerlee to win 13.11


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I'm taking a slight break from my endless hockey writing to touch up on a subject that I've always held in high regard. So if you plan on spending your Saturday sipping on a mint julep (if you can afford it) and wearing a ridiculous over-sized hat (if you dare) continue to read on for my insight into the Kentucky Derby.
I've always found the hype around the Kentucky Derby similar to that of a magic trick, perhaps even a roller coaster. Hours are spent hyping up the event, only to have it come to its timely end after mere seconds/minutes. In either case, I still love to bet the Derby. It's something I've been doing since I was six years old and will continue to do until I'm wearing diapers (again).
Last year, I struck out. I went with Curlin for the Derby and watched him fade into third after giving a solid run all around. Then while on vacation in Mexico, Curlin proceeded to win the Preakness by a nose over the Derby winner Street Sense. Of course, whilst traveling in a fine airliner, I was unable to place the bet. And so I went with Curlin for the Belmont Stakes. He lost.
My timing was just a little off last year. But this year is different. I'm channeling back to the days when I won three consecutive derbys and looking to make my upset pick of the year tomorrow.
Similar to my love of underdogs in any realm of sports (Giants over Pats), my picks for horse racing have never been any different. I hardly bet the favorite unless I need to recoupe some quick losses. I also don't like taking the rail in the Derby, which more or less goes against all logic in any type of racing event. In a field of 20, if the first post doesn't get a good break from the gate he's just another set of headlights in the traffic.
As for the outside post - the same. I don't like the outside as it takes an extra effort in a field of 20 to really hit the gas and take the lead after the first turn. And so I prefer midfield horses with moderate odds. By moderate I mean anywhere under 7-1 without being the favorite.
This year's Derby has an excellent field of midrange odds, but they're all outside the first nine posts. This may in fact make it the ideal setting for an underdog to nab the win. In fact, practically every long shot from 15-1 up to 50-1 fill the first nine slots in the gate.
The favorite as of pre-Derby day sits at the 20th post. Big Brown, posting 3-1 odds, has gone undefeated in his three career starts. In BB's second win, he did so by nearly 13 lengths. Impressive. But can he hold up on the outside? That's the real question experts are tossing around in the days leading up to the big race.
And so the eye is forced to look inside the field. Who closer to the rail, without being ON the rail, can really have a solid shot at winning this race?
Well, there are two big possibilities and they're starting right next to one another.
The number 9 horse Pyro (6-1) was once favored as the Kentucky Derby favorite. On Pyro's February 9th race in a field of 11, Pyro was second to last by half a length. In a speed burst some may dub 'demonic', Pyro hit the gas and blew by the entire field in the home stretch to finish in first by a solid length. If speed is a factor in this race and horses are rushing neck and neck for the lead, you can expect Pyro to close strong as long as he remains in firm ground on the closing turn. While he closed with ease in a field of 11, doing so again 19 other horses is practically twice as hard. Also keep in mind, in his last race before the Derby Pyro finished 10th without hardly any signs of finesse.
Next to Pyro in the number 10 slot is Colonel John. With four wins and two second place finishes out of six races, it's highly speculated CJ will finish in the money. Where exactly he'll finish is the question. Again, similar to Pyro this horse is a closer. Colonel John likes to stalk behind the leaders and make a run for it at the first sign of his competitor's exhaustion.
Should it come down to a late stretch run for both Pyro and Colonel John, the winner may be decided by the position of the close and how much ground they had to make up. br>
Relatively speaking, that's just a brief look at the field from the critical eye of a life-long fan of the Kentucky Derby. While I don't proclaim myself to be an expert, I do feel these three horses are your top contenders.
Just to go out on a limb here, I do not think Big Brown will walk away the winner. Finish in the money, yes, but not win. And just for shoots and giggles I'm dropping a few bucks on a Pyro, Colonel John and Big Brown trifecta.
As for my winner pick on the day, I'm keeping that close to heart. They don't compare life to a horse race for no reason. You can have all of the odds in your favor and an obvious overload of information that could turn the mind's perception of fact into a philosophical truth. Just remember the age old saying: you win some, you lose some.


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Purchased a push mower, via Bunnings for $79.
The anticipated benefits were to be the simplicity of it all, no characteristic loud noise and foul smell, no need for fuel, and lots of happy eco points.
Assembled it. Mowed with it.
The result is a somewhat disappointing experience. During the inaugural mow the blades kept jamming on thick patches of lush grass. By the time I finished doing the small back yard, front yard, and nature strip by the road was feeling pretty sweaty and slightly mucho, which were unintended consequences.
On reflection maybe I should have gotten a mains powered electric mower - there is a lesson here. Maybe it was so much work and frustration because the lawn was too neglected and thick for a maiden attempt with such a sensitive device. Maybe if done with good frequency then it would be easier with better results.
Also after completing some assembly I postponed the tightening of screws on the handle bars assembly, and the nuts had come off at some point during use without the result becoming known until too late. Now there is a spare parts issue to sort out.
[Revision 20080821 : no regrets, this was a good choice]
[Revision 20081223 : Regrets. Lack of maintenance? Grass too out of hand? I don't know. I tried sharpening the blades but they keep jamming with grass. I give up. It seems to take more energy or a different kind of movement then what this device applies. I do not accept mowing as a high maintenance issue. At this point I think that I will either purchase some 2 stroke fuel for the stored conventional mower or try an electric unit - not sure yet. The push mower, the lump of mostly steel, is going in the garbage. Lesson learned.]


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TORONTO -- Felix Hernandez pitched eight shutout innings to win his third straight start, Kyle Seager and Jason Bay homered and the Seattle Mariners blanked the Toronto Blue Jays 4-0 Friday night.
Seager had three hits as the Mariners won for the sixth time in eight games.
Hernandez (4-2) allowed five hits, walked none and struck out seven, improving to 3-0 with a 0.60 ERA in his past four starts. He's 95-24 in his career when he receives two or more runs of support.
Tom Wilhelmsen pitched the ninth for the Mariners, who had lost seven of their previous eight road games.
Blue Jays left-hander Ricky Romero (0-1) made his first start of the season, allowing three runs and three hits in four innings. He walked three and struck out four.
CLEVELAND -- Drew Stubbs' RBI double with one out in the 10th inning lifted Cleveland to its fifth straight victory.
Stubbs, who had four hits, drove a 1-0 pitch from Casey Fien off the wall in left-center to give Cleveland its first five-game winning streak since winning seven in a row from April 26-May 3, 2011.
Mike Aviles started the rally with a leadoff single off Fien (1-2). Pinch-hitter Ezequiel Carrera, claimed off waivers from Philadelphia on Thursday, moved Aviles to second with a sacrifice. Stubbs, who had two singles and two doubles, then drove in the game-winner.
Chris Perez (1-0) pitched a scoreless 10th for Cleveland.
NEW YORK -- A.J. Griffin pitched six-hit ball into the eighth inning, Adam Rosales homered on CC Sabathia's first pitch, and Oakland opened its 10-game road trip with its fourth win in five games.
Coming off two losses in which he allowed 11 earned runs and 13 hits in 11 innings, Griffin struck out four, walked one and was removed for Sean Doolittle after Brett Gardner's bunt single to start the eighth. The Yankees had two runners on base only once, in the third inning, and Griffin (3-2) needed only nine pitches in the each of the fourth through sixth innings.
Derek Norris hit an RBI single in the sixth inning to help Oakland and Grant Balfour got the final out for his fourth save this season and 22nd in a row since blowing one on April 29, 2012, securing the Athletics' first nine-inning shutout of the year.
Rosales was batting leadoff for the first time in his career because Coco Crisp is on the disabled list with a strained left hamstring. He hit an 89 mph fastball from Sabathia (4-3) deep into the to left field stands.
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Adrian Beltre had a three-run double among his four hits, Derek Holland pitched eight scoreless innings for his fifth consecutive victory over Boston.
The Rangers had a season-high 18 hits while Holland (2-2) had a season-high nine strikeouts and held Boston to six singles.
Red Sox starter Felix Doubront (3-1) allowed a career-worst 12 hits in 3 2-3 innings.
Holland is 5-1 with a 2.41 ERA in his six career starts against the Red Sox. The lone loss came as a rookie at Fenway Park in June 2009, his third career start.
After Holland threw 112 pitches, Derek Lowe worked a perfect ninth to wrap up the Rangers' fifth shutout this season.
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Jason Vargas pitched a three-hitter for his first victory with his new club, Mark Trumbo and Mike Trout homered and Los Angeles beat Baltimore.
Vargas (1-3) threw 107 pitches, striking out three and walking two while getting 15 groundball outs. The shutout was the fourth by the left-hander in 136 career starts and his ninth complete game.
Miguel Gonzalez (2-2) gave up three runs and six hits over six innings and struck out five without walking a batter. The right-hander's outing was shortened by a blister on his thumb.
HOUSTON -- Alex Avila hit a two-run home run in the ninth inning to send Detroit to its second straight win and seventh victory in eight games.
After Houston closer Jose Veras (0-2) walked Don Kelly, Avila hit a 3-1 pitch to deep center field. It was Veras' second blown save in four opportunities.
Jose Altuve's RBI single in the seventh inning capped a three-run rally that gave the Astros a 3-2 lead.
Houston, owner of the worst record in the American League, lost its fourth in a row and eighth in the last nine games.
Tigers left-hander Drew Smyly (2-0) pitched two scoreless innings for the win, and Jose Valverde finished the ninth against his former team for his third save in three chances.
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Review – Loose Girl
I received this ARC from Hyperion. As you know, I have an unnatural aversion towards non-fiction, memoirs included. But being the book hussy that I am, I decided to branch out from my comfort zone and was pleasantly surprised.
Loose Girl is Kerry Cohen's memoir of her 'descent into promiscuity' and her journey towards ultimately accepting and loving herself. I was particularly intrigued by this memoir because I think with slightly different circumstances, I could have been this girl. Fortunately, that was not the case.
What made this memoir interesting is that the author is not addicted to sex; rather, what she's looking for is someone to tell her she's pretty, she's worthy, she's desirable. Her parents are emotionally absent, effectively making her parched for affection, attention, and love. She's not pathetic so much as pitiable. You want to take her into your arms and rock her like a child because no doubt her mother neglected this as well.
The sex scenes are not gratuitous; they are not there to titillate, but it is part of the story and her hollowness is prominent during these scenes.
I really liked this book – it's always nice to read about someone who can get past a not-so-great childhood and become a relatively healthy adult. But as I read the story, I felt no connection to the author. She told me how she was feeling and why she was behaving the way she was, but I never felt it. In the other book I finished recently, Did I Expect Angels?, I felt her grief and despair. I can't quite put my finger on how a writer does this…all I can do is point it out when I see it (or don't see it, as is the case with Loose Girl).
'Course, don't just listen to what I have to say. Here's another review for you to check out.
This book will be released in June 2008.
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Having read all of the arguments thus far at the Noam Chomsky/John Halle blog post, including those presented elsewhere as pingbacks among the comments, and supporting articles where links have been provided within comments, my respect for the Lesser-Evil Voting (LEV) point of view has grown, though I am no closer now to changing my mind than I was at the outset. Some of the arguments, both pro LEV and con, where they differ from mine, I have found to be excellent, and though this should not be a beauty contest, so has been some of the writing itself. In particular, http://editor.currentaffairs.org/2016/07/why-leftists-should-have-no-problem-voting-for-hillary-clinton/ on the pro side and http://topwallshd.com/the-logical-and-practical-bankruptcy-of/ on the con side are equally compelling.
I am saddened to see Halle, Donahue & company indulge in ad hominem sneering in some replies to those critical of LEV, which is a disservice to their own arguments and the debate, and according to Danial Falcone at CounterPunch ( http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/07/14/what-readers-need-to-know-about-noam-chomskys-position-on-lesser-evil-voting/ ), Noam Chomsky himself will not condescend to respond to those pointing out the many leaks in his LEV boat, least of all those apparently too-low-to-kick critics at CounterPunch. I admit the quality of writing there is erratic, sometimes appalling, and the views expressed betimes juvenile as well, but again, this should not be a beauty contest, and much at that venue is superb, needs to be said, and is just not to be found anywhere else.
My respect for this point of view has grown in that I would no longer fault a 'pragmatic' voter holding their nose to vote for Hillary Clinton in a swing state, though I myself would nonetheless vote conscience and take the long term, third-party-affirming pragmatism over the immediate, duopoly-affirming, stop-Trump kind, and I now find these are evil choices all around, with no clear winner.
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Now, a new report from Nokia Innovation suggests that the Nokia Phi is the same Windows Phone 8 prototype whose alleged images had been leaked recently. Supposedly, the Nokia Phi will have a larger display than the Nokia Lumia 800 which has a 3.7-inch display. It will also be thicker and heavier than the Lumia 800. Moreover, the device is said to have a polycarbonate unibody, ruling out the possibility that the device will have a battery that can be replaced by the user. Four physical buttons will allegedly be found on the unit's side including a camera key, a power button, and volume control keys. Under the hood, the device could sport a dual-core Qualcomm processor as well as a Near Field Communication chip and an LTE radio which could suggest that the device will be made available in the United States. A microSD card slot could also be onboard to provide storage expansion.
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Many women have come forward unafraid to finally speak about how legendary comedian, Bill Cosby, sexually assaulted them. Despite numerous accusations, Cosby has remained relatively silent on the issue — until now.
In a new interview with Good Morning America's Linsey Davis on Friday to discuss the actor's work with the Black Belt Community Foundation, Davis asked him about the rape allegations.
"Are you prepared for backlash? If a young person comes up to you and says, 'My mom says you've done some bad things,' how will you answer them? If they are pressing you, 'Are you guilty? Did you do it? Are the allegations true?'"
Cosby gave a rather incoherent response:
"I am prepared to tell this young person the truth about life. I'm not sure that they will come like that. I think many of them say, well, you're a hypocrite. You say one thing, you say the other. My point is, okay, listen to me carefully. I'm telling you where the road is out. I'm telling you where, as you're driving, you're going to go into water and it looks like it might only be three inches deep, but you and your car are going to go down. Now, you want to go here, or you want to be concerned about who is giving you the message?"
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Cosby's indirect and flustered response clearly shows he is still not willing to have a face-to-face conversation about the allegations made against him. But it is about time he comes up with something reasonable to say because his continued vague responses are only digging himself deeper into a hole.
When asked about how the accusations will affect his legacy, Cosby answered, "I have a ton of ideas to put on television about people and their love for each other."
Yet it is highly unlikely any of those ideas will get produced. Cosby appears to live in an alternate reality where he refuses to believe that television no longer wants him. Netflix didn't air his comedy special Bill Cosby 77, TV Land pulled all Cosby Show reruns from the its channel and NBC dropped his sitcom in January. Will Cosby get a clue that his career is officially over and he has turned from revered comedic legend to total creep?
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Assistant Treasurer stands aside over corruption investigation
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Broadcast: 19/03/2014
Assistant Treasurer Arthur Sinodinos has stood aside from his position as a corruption inquiry looks into links between a company he was involved with before entering Parliament and disgraced Labor powerbroker Eddie Obeid.
TranscriptSARAH FERGUSON, PRESENTER: The Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, has suffered his first frontbench casualty with Assistant Treasurer Arthur Sinodinos stepping aside while a corruption hearing investigates his former business dealings. The Independent Commission Against Corruption in New South Wales has been told Senator Sinodinos stood to pocket up to $20 million if a deal negotiated with the State Government had gone through. Senator Sinodinos says he will front the inquiry and is confident he'll be cleared of any wrongdoing. Chief political correspondent Sabra Lane.
GEORGE BRANDIS, ATTORNEY-GENERAL: There have been no allegations made of wrongdoing.
PENNY WONG, OPPOSITION SENATE LEADER: There have been some extremely concerning, serious allegations.
MITCH FIFIELD, LIBERAL SENATOR: The smears should cease, the allegations should cease. ... If you have an allegation, make it!
SABRA LANE, REPORTER: Arthur Sinodinos was the subject of a fiery Senate debate this morning, with the Opposition gunning for a ministerial scalp.
PENNY WONG: Senator Sinodinos is asking, for example, this chamber to believe he was not involved, he didn't have any knowledge of political donations when donations were made at a time he was an officeholder of both organisations.
GEORGE BRANDIS: They should put up or shut up before they smear the reputation of a man who is a greater Australian than any of 'em.
SABRA LANE: The Senator avoided the chamber for the three-hour debate, but relented shortly before Question Time.
ARTHUR SINODINOS, FORMER ASSISTANT TREASURER: I do not want this sideshow to be an unnecessary distraction to the important work of the Government which I am proud to serve. Whilst this process is underway, I will therefore be standing aside as Assistant Treasurer. I thank my colleagues for their strong support and for their faith, their ongoing faith in my integrity. The ICAC is an important forum, the appropriate forum for me to answer any questions in relation to this matter.
SABRA LANE: Senator Sinodinos will appear before the ICAC soon. He says he'll cooperate and will be vindicated.
TONY ABBOTT, PRIME MINISTER: Senator Sinodinos has done the right and decent thing. The right and decent thing, as you'd expect from someone who has given our country such long and faithful service. I look forward to his restoration to the ministry.
SABRA LANE: He was once a close advisor to John Howard. He issued a statement today saying, "Arthur Sinodinos is a man of great integrity and ability. I continue to hold him in the highest regard."
Before joining the Senate, he was appointed the chairman of Australian Water Holdings in November, 2010. At the same time, the senator was an executive officeholder of the NSW Liberal Party. He was recruited to AWH by Nick Di Girolamo, a Liberal Party fundraiser and mate.
The ICAC's heard the senator was paid a salary of $200,000 a year for about 100 hours' work. He was also given a five per cent shareholding of AWH, with a bonus of another 2.5 per cent if it won a PPP, a public-private partnership with the NSW Government. It nearly did.
GEOFFREY WATSON, ICAC COUNSEL ASSISTING (Monday): If the PPP came through, Mr Sinodinos would have enjoyed a $10 million or $20 million payday. It's presently difficult to offer observations on the conduct of Mr Sinodinos.
SABRA LANE: The commission's heard the senator was targeted for the AWH chairmanship to boost its connections with the Liberal Party and its chances of getting a PPP in the event of a likely change of government.
GEOFFREY WATSON (Monday): It's quite transparent that Mr Sinodinos' true role in Australian Water Holdings was to open lines of communication with the Liberal Party and there will be evidence that he tried to do so.
SABRA LANE: If the company had signed the PPP, the commission's heard another group of investors who owned 30 per cent of AWH were set to pocket millions - the family of disgraced Labor Party powerbroker Eddie Obeid. The ICAC's been told the family were secret shareholders. The senator told Parliament last year he had no idea the Obeids were involved.
ARTHUR SINODINOS (Feb 28, 2013): Obviously, I was shocked and disappointed to learn that a company whose mission I believed in and was passionate about was financially linked to the Obeid family.
SABRA LANE: But the commission has evidence in the form of a diary note showing Senator Sinodinos and Di Girolamo met lawyer John McGuigan three years ago to discuss selling a stake of AWH to McGuigan, who was a shareholder in Cascade Coal, which was secretly owned by the Obeids. The previous ICAC hearings already made a corruption finding against McGuigan.
Edward Obeid Jr. was also at this meeting. The senator's previously said he thought Obeid Jr. was there because he was employed by a subsidiary company of AWH.
The commission's also heard the senator was authorised to negotiate a $1 million fee for Liberal Party lobbyist Michael Photios in the event he succeeded in jagging a PPP. The board agreed to keep Mr Photios on a monthly retainer of $5,000 and left negotiations regarding the success payment to Senator Sinodinos and Di Girolamo, agreeing it wouldn't form part of any formal compensation arrangement.
JOHN FAULKNER, LABOR BACKBENCHER: I'm not arguing he has acted corruptly, I'm arguing he should make a full explanation to the Senate.
SABRA LANE: What makes this awkward for the senator is his joint roles of chairman of AWH and his executive Liberal Party positions. The ICAC's been told AWH was making big donations to the Liberal Party and billing the expenses back to the Sydney Water Corporation, which is owned by the NSW Government. The Senator said he knew nothing about the donations in either his capacity as AWH chairman or his Liberal Party positions. The party has since refunded the donations.
JOHN FAULKNER: Given the positions that Senator Sinodinos held, that either has a director or chairman on the one hand, or as an official of the Liberal Party on the other hand, he knew nothing about this. He should have. He should have - he should have if he didn't.
SABRA LANE: The senator had no choice in stepping aside. So far there's no direct evidence Senator Sinodinos knew of the Obeid financial connection, but the fact he's been mentioned along with the Obeids has dominated media coverage and was threatening to swamp the remainder of the parliamentary sitting session. He will come under questioning over his unequivocal statement to the Senate that he didn't know there was an Obeid connection with AWH, given others within the company have given evidence that they knew about the ties in 2010.
SARAH FERGUSON: Sabra Lane reporting.
Editor's Note (Fri 4 April, 2014): This story has been amended to reflect the fact that the discussion referred to related to selling a stake of AWH to John McGuigan, a shareholder in Cascade Coal, rather than to Cascade Coal the company.


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During his remarkable career, DAVID HILL has been chairman then managing director of the ABC, chairman of the Australian Football Association, chief executive and director of the State Rail Authority NSW, chairman of Sydney Water Corporation and chairman of CREATE, a national organisation responsible for representing the interests of young people and children in institutional care. He is the author of the bestsellers THE FORGOTTEN CHILDREN and 1788. He lives in Sydney.
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Audience: Tertiary; University or College
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 400
Published: July 2009
Publisher: Random House Australia
Country of Publication: AU
Dimensions (cm): 19.6 x 13.1 x 2.5
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While searching for something mindless to watch on Netflix, I stumbled across this latest installment in the Scooby-Doo franchise. I grew up watching Scooby-Doo reruns on Cartoon Network, so I figured I'd give it a shot. I ended up marathoning all 26 episodes of season one in a day and a half.
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The characters are essentially the same as their original incarnations, although some changes have occurred. Fred has been dumbed down quite a bit. In matters of personal relationships, he is almost painfully clueless. He's obsessed with traps which rarely work. Velma is still the brainiac, although she shares more of the responsibility for actually solving mysteries. For some reason she has bows in her hair. Daphne has substantially de-ditzed and is arguably the second smartest member of the group now. Still, her most defining personality feature is her major crush on clueless Fred. Shaggy and Scooby are the same as ever, although there is substantially less emphasis on their antics than in the original series.
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Yes, the Mystery Machine crew seem to be all paired up - sort of. Velma and Shaggy begin the series together (although Velma is inarguably more interested in the relationship than Shaggy). Daphne is head over heels for Fred, who is completely clueless. The idea of the four human main characters being in relationships is meant to appeal to an older crowd, like much of the rest of the series.
I really don't like what they did with Velma's relationship to Shaggy. She's a cloying, controlling girlfriend who literally makes him choose between her and his dog. She wants to control everything about him, including how he speaks, what he eats, and what he wears. It's sort of like feminism never happened.
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... Or do you have the keys memorized my muscle memory?
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... Or do you have the keys memorized my muscle memory?
no id onrt look att my kewbord weh I tpppye
that explains it
Have an opinion?
Nope. But I've been on computers since I was 6 so it's very natural. I can usually read other stuff, type, feel mistakes as they happen and correct them without looking. It's pretty handy.
In other news, my handwriting is terrible, and I have to think a lot about spelling while handwriting stuff hahaha
They taught us not to look back in typing class in junior high. I learned to type on these things called "typewriters", haha. That makes me feel old as f*ck.
I don't have to look, I find myself typing in the dark or whilst talking to people... it's difficult though when I change keyboard, for a day or so since the spacing is different.
I type about 90 words a minute... what do you think? LOL.
I don't look unless I'm using the symbols (shift + numbers).
I don't have to, most of the time. I actually don't even type in the proper way ( link ) but I can usually type quite fast and with decent enough accuracy. I only look right before I start typing and then I go.
Not really.
Once I get my fingers at the "a-s-d-f, j-k-l-; " position I don't need to look down anymore. :)
I'm pretty good but still look at the keyboard once in a while. It think that its because I take NY hands away from the keyboard a lot because I am not writing essays or anything anymore
Occasionally, but for the most part, no.
@update: Clearly I don't if I don't need to look at the keyboard all the time :-P
I used to the first year I started typing (wow, has it really been around 8 years?).
Not now though, no. Except for the occasional time I'm just having a really off typing/spelling day. The main time I really look is when typing numbers.
No way... I'm a professional.
i played world of warcraft with 30+ keybinds for years, I can type while peeing in a bottle and yelling on Skype.
No. It took me a long time to get there, but I can type without looking. I actually taught myself with a cheap learning tool that was designed for children on the web. lol
I don't really need to look at the keyboard, I didn't look at the keyboard writing this ;) ...
But every once in a while I'll look down.
I wish I hadn't to look at my keyboard.
Hardly ever look when I type
nah I don't need to look.
We were actually taught how to type in school and to not look.
I don't even have to look at the screen.
been typing a long time.. looking is not required anymore
I look at first to see if I have my fingers aligned. But I don't need to look as I type.
@Update: This woman is crazy...
lol how?
I don't look. Got it memorized.
I don't look. I can't afford to in my line of work.
What do you do?
I look mostly, but still looking up at the screen without stopping
No I do not have to look at the keyboard when I type. Most of the time when I typing I am not even looking at the screen, it's just from having to do a lot of typing.
I would type too slow if I looked at the keyboard all the time. I'm a web designer/software engineer for a living. So not only have I had plenty of practice but if I stared at the keyboard while typing, I'd never finish a project before it became irrelevant lol
I type and watch TV at the same time.
if you can't touch type, learn how to. looking at the keyboard is no way to go through life.
Nope. I can type with my eyes closed or looking away, and have my sentences be correct or very accurate.
Nope! My parents forced me to do this dumb typing game when I was really young, but I guess I should thank them for it now cause I can type pretty quick without looking at the keyboard!
I don't need to look. I've been typing my whole life practically! I learned to type on a typewriter as a kid so it forced me to learn the proper hand placement.
No I can type 84 words per min without looking no mistakes and 96 with some mistakes
Trying to teach my sister but her interest in it is as much as I have in learning to drive
Mostly no. Unless it's the numbers on top or the keys I don't use often. So its like 90% looking at the screen and 10% looking at those annoying keys I don't use often but don't find the time to memorize since passing Keyboarding class Freshman year. lol
Only when I begin to start a sentence, or if I have to go back to erase something. For the most part, though, nope.
I wouldn't type anything if I had to look at the keyboard...
Sometimes. Usually not. I took keyboarding class throughout middle and high school so I can type pretty acurately at a quick speed.
Yep I look :) Not as versed in it as some of these other guys but soon I will be :)
Nah, I've got the whole thing memorised... Don't know if that's a good or bad thing but its certainly handy when your taking notes in lectures and watching TV :D
Only when I'm pressing shift to use a special key. Other than that I dont, thank you required high school keyboard class,haha.
Every so often for a split second I'll glance down but I don't look at it generally. Like, never
Yes I look I'm not very good.
Yea, all the time I like to hunt and peak :)
I don't look at my keyboard because when I was in 5th-8th grade we had keyboarding lessons in computer class and were forced to learn it. I'm not sure if they still do this today or not though.
I don't look, but I don't touch type (us the right fingers for the right keys), I made my own system
Sometimes. I type a lot, but I still have those days when you just can't do anything right.
Generally no.
I look most of the time.
No. Learnimg to type without looking is one of the easiest things to learn.
haha yes :)
occasionally,but usually not
I take like quick glances, but other than that I don't stare at the keyboard.
sometimes I look but most of the time I don't
No I don't. I don't even look when I'm on my phone.
i normally always look. but if I try hard enough I can just type and not look. I have it mostly memorized.
hmm not really. Just when I first start typing something and occasionally glancing down while typing.
I take a peak whenever I place my hands on it, right before I start typing. But after that, I just keep my eyes on the screen, sometimes I glance at the TV too, haha! I've been using computers A LOT for most of my life, typing has become second nature to me by now :-)
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"I received news of Dina's departure with mixed emotions. Dina is among the most dedicated and talented administrators with whom I have had the pleasure to work. She is a champion for students and has worked tirelessly to help close the achievement gap for all children," said Florio. "While Dina's leadership will be missed, I am more than pleased that Tim is continuing his career here at CREC. Besides having a breadth of experience in education, Tim is a genuine advocate for quality education for all children and families. This is the essence of our mission at CREC and Tim has the drive and talent to see it through. His strong ties to the Hartford school community have also been an asset to CREC's diverse student population."
"I am excited and grateful for this opportunity. CREC has a long history of providing high-quality, integrated educational opportunities for children in greater Hartford. I hope to carry that legacy forward, following in the footsteps of Dina Crowl. She is the strongest believer in the success of all children that I have ever met. I hope to continue her work and follow her example," said Sullivan.
"I'm extremely grateful for the opportunity to have served as an educator in Connecticut and to have worked alongside some of the greatest minds and most dedicated individuals in education. While closing this chapter in my life is difficult, I'm excited to open a new one in California," said Crowl. She is relocating to San Diego, where her husband has accepted an executive transfer within his company.
In 2013, Crowl became the Superintendent of CREC Schools. During that time, student enrollment increased by 30 percent, as well as enrollment of Hartford students. She has a deep commitment to the academic success of every child, particularly in the area of literacy where she put supports in place to ensure children could read at grade level. Prior to joining CREC in 2006, Crowl worked for Hartford Public Schools as a teacher and administrator. She filled a variety of roles at CREC, including Senior Education Specialist, Division Director for the Institute Teaching and Learning, and Assistant Superintendent of CREC Magnet Schools.
Sullivan joined CREC in July of 2012 after a 23-year career as an educator with Hartford Public Schools. As Assistant Superintendent for Operations at CREC, Sullivan has provided leadership and overall direction for school operations, while facilitating effective communication between CREC schools and service divisions.