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Before the free-agent market opens on Friday after midnight, shopping lists have to be established. One of the first steps in determining the shopping lists is picking up or declining contracts that include an option for 2013.
Most options these days are team options, which allows teams to buy out the final year(s) on a player's contract. Sometimes a player has the option (Rafael Soriano) and sometimes it's a mutual option when either player or team can make the call (Ryan Ludwick).
So far, the free-agent market has not been helped much by opt-out decisions. The best players to reach the market:
Rafael Soriano (player option, walks away from $14 million salary for $1.5 million buyout).
The Yankees and Tigers figure to be most interested in his services. To secure them likely will take a three-year deal worth north of $30 million.
Ryan Ludwick (mutual option for $5 million that the player turned down).
Ludwick proved to be one of last winter's bargain signings after signing with the Reds and hitting 26 homers while making $2.25 million, including incentives. He should more than double his salary with his next deal but he also should be careful where he considers. His power played ideally in cozy Great American Ball Park.
Kevin Youkilis (team option for $13 million declined)
He hit 12 homers for the White Sox after the break but a .214/.332/.395 second-half line further indicates that his career is on the decline. But cut his salary in half and all of a sudden, he doesn't look so bad. At that kind of price, his walk rate and years in the AL East would make him a good fit for the Rays.
Stephen Drew (mutual option for $10 million declined by team)
He immediately becomes the best shortstop on the market, which is an indication of the weakness at the position as the strength of Drew's game. Still, he finally seemed to move past the ankle injury that ended his 2011, at least on defense. His offense came around some, too. He hit .250 after an August trade to Oakland.
Scott Baker (team option for $9.25 million declined)
A good No. 3 or No. 4 closer when healthy but he missed all of 2012 with the Twins because of Tommy John surgery.
Joakim Soria (team option for $8 million declined)
The Royals would like to keep the All-Star closer but not at such a high salary since he also is coming off Tommy John surgery.
Matt Capps (team option for $6 million declined)
A balky shoulder limited him to three appearances in the second half for the Twins but he was 14 of 15 in save chances before the break. His days of closing likely are over but, if he's healthy, he can contribute to just about any team's bullpen.
Luke Scott (team option of $6 million declined)
A left-handed power hitter who has had trouble staying healthy for the past two seasons. Because many teams have started using several players at DH, Scott might have to settle for a minor-league deal in 2013. The Rays aren't likely to pay him anything close to what he made in 2012, though.
Travis Hafner (team option of $13 million declined)
See Scott, except Hafner has had trouble staying healthy for the past five seasons. He hit 12 homers with a .228 average while making the most of any players on the Indians.
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Agent 47 finds himself at the centre of a dark conspiracy and embarks on his most personal mission to date. Betrayed by those he trusted at the International Contract Agency, he's now a rogue agent out for revenge. The trail he follows through shadows and corruption leads to Blake Dexter, a rich businessman with mysterious ties to the ICA…
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Hitman: Absolution is powered by IO Interactive's new Glacier 2 Engine, making this the most visually stunning and immersive game in the series. Each level becomes like a mini open-world environment, complete with spectacular detail, rich graphics, dynamic lighting and environments, and inhabited by much more intelligent characters.
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Hitman: Absolution features an all-star cast, especially when it comes to the enemies that 47 has to face. Keith Carradine (Deadwood, Dexter) plays the villainous Blake Dexter, Powers Booth (Sin City, Red Dawn, Sudden Death) is ICA head Benjamin Travis, and Shannyn Sossamon (A Knight's Tale) as his secretary Jade. Lassandra Nixon, the head of the Assassin Nuns, is played by Independence Day's Vivica Fox.
David Bateson returns to role of Agent 47, once again providing his distinct voice. The motion capture performance for 47 was done by Lost actor Willliam Mapother while his Lost co-star Marsha Thomason plays his ICA handler Diana Burnwood.
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Expos big part of Canadian HOF weekend
NEW YORK -- The Expos will be front and center during the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's annual induction weekend that runs Thursday through Sunday.
Former Montreal third baseman Tim Wallach, general manager Murray Cook and legendary broadcaster Dave Van Horne will be honored during a ceremony on Saturday in St. Mary's, Ontario. Former Canadian national team coach Jim Ridley also will be inducted posthumously.
The induction ceremony will take place at 1 p.m. ET on the Hall of Fame grounds and is just one component of the four-day event. There was a celebrity slo-pitch game on Thursday, a golf tournament on Friday, and a Blue Jays Super Camp for kids on Saturday and Sunday.
"Thanks to the efforts of our volunteers and sponsors, we've been able to add even more events to our induction festivities this year," Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame director of operations Scott Crawford said in a statement. "There's truly something for everyone during the four days of activities. I'm very proud to honour the careers of four worthy inductees who, each in their own way, have made a permanent imprint on baseball in this country."
Wallach is the Expos all-time leader in multiple categories including games played (1,767), hits (1,694), doubles (360), RBI (905) and total bases (2,728). He also ranks third all-time amongst Expos in runs (737) and fourth in home runs (204).
Van Horne is a current broadcaster for the Marlins, but fans north of the border will always remember him most for his time in Montreal. Van Horne started calling games for the Expos in 1969 and continued working in the city until the end of the 2000 season. The most memorable call from his 32 seasons arguably came when Dennis Martinez tossed a perfect game on July 28, 1991, which prompted Van Horne to say "El Presidente, El Perfecto!"
Cook was named Montreal's GM on Sept. 5, 1984. He drafted left-hander Randy Johnson, signed Martinez and rebuilt the Expos organization into a contender during his three years.
Gregor Chisholm is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, North of the Border, and follow him on Twitter @gregorMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Factoring Health-Care Costs into Retirement Planning
There are many factors to consider in determining how much you'll need to save in order to enjoy a comfortable and financially secure retirement. One often overlooked retirement expense is the cost of health care. You may presume that when you reach age 65, Medicare will cover most health-care costs. However, Medicare currently only pays for a portion of the cost for most health-care services, leaving a potentially large amount of uninsured medical expenses. Without proper planning, health-care costs can sap retirement income in a hurry, leaving you financially strapped.
How much will you need?
How much you'll spend generally may depend on when you retire, how long you live, your health status, and the cost of medical care in your area. But the costs can add up. You won't have to pay for Medicare Part A hospital insurance (unless you don't qualify and have to buy into the program), but you will likely pay either $96.40 or $110.50 each month in 2011 for Medicare Part B physician's coverage (although you may pay higher premiums based on income and other factors), and an average of $30 per month for Medicare Part D prescription coverage. In addition, there are co-pays and deductibles to consider (e.g., after paying the first $162 in Part B expenses per year, you pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount for services thereafter).
The cost of health care is rising. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) reports that national health expenditures grew by 4% in 2009. And the CMS Office of the Actuary estimates that out-of-pocket spending is projected to grow at an average rate of 5% from 2015 through 2020.
Will living a healthy lifestyle reduce health-care costs in retirement? Not necessarily. While living a healthy lifestyle may aid in reducing annual health-care costs, that same lifestyle generally promotes longevity, which may translate to higher total health-care expenditures over a longer lifetime. The moral of the story is even if you're healthy, you still face illnesses and diseases, so don't wait until your health begins to fail to plan for these costs in retirement.
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- Acknowledge that paying for health care in retirement is an issue to consider. Don't presume Medicare and Medigap insurance will cover all your expenses--they probably won't. Include potential health-care costs in your retirement plan.
- Evaluate your present health and project your future medical needs. That might be easier said than done, but taking stock of your overall health now and factoring in your family's health history may help you determine the type of care you might need in retirement. Are you currently being treated for high blood pressure or diabetes? Do you live a healthy lifestyle? Does heart disease run in your family?
- Understand what Medicare covers and what it costs. For instance, Medicare (Part A, Part B, and Part D) generally provides benefits for inpatient hospital care, medically necessary doctor's visits, and prescriptions. But Medicare doesn't cover everything. Examples of services generally not covered by Medicare include most chiropractic care, dental or vision care, and long-term care. You'll also have to account for deductibles, co-insurance costs for some services, and a monthly premium for Medicare Parts B and D.
- Consider the cost of supplemental insurance. Medigap plans are standardized policies sold by private insurance companies that pay for some or all of the costs not covered by Medicare. In addition to Medigap policies, other types of supplemental insurance include long-term care insurance, dental insurance, and vision insurance. The type and amount of coverage that's best for you depends on a number of factors, including how much premium you can afford, what benefits you need, your financial resources, your health, and your anticipated medical needs.
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- Save, save, save. You may have already begun saving for your retirement, but if you fail to include the cost of health care in your plan, you're likely leaving out a big expense. Your financial professional can help you figure out how much you may need to save and adjust your retirement planning strategies to account for potential health-care costs in retirement.


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The SQL Server community is really engaged. They are an active bunch on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, they help each other on forums, they attend conferences. But that isn't enough interaction – the community started a grass-roots effort to hold local conferences on a Saturday. Free conferences. Odds are there's one near you… http://www.sqlsaturday.com/default.aspx … and if not, you can start one.
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But wait – this is kind of a "beginner" thing, isn't it? Shouldn't I be doing something on the internals of the locking mechanism of the hashing system in memory on x64 architectures, with complete code diagrams? Shouldn't you be able to snatch the T-SQL pebble from the master's hand when you're done, or be able to shoot the wings off of an XML fly when you're done?
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You'll start with knowing that SQL Server is a database product by Microsoft. That's all the pre-requisite you need, other than being the technology industry. From there we'll cover:
In 8-hours. Come ready to learn. You'll need a laptop, and complete focus for a few hours. You'll leave with the ability to manage and work with a SQL Server system – and you'll learn what to do next.
If you're new to Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS's) but not technology, and you're looking to expand your technical reach, coming from another platform (to be sure, there will be some repeat info here), want to explore a new tech career area, want to learn more about developing against an RDBMS or know someone who does.
The registration for the training day is here: https://www.regonline.co.uk/?eventID=1120017&rTypeID=242030
I'm also pleased to be providing the keynote on Saturday. (I can't wait to see what I'm going to say), as well as two other sessions – more on those soon. My daughter wants to be a Zoologist, so while we're there we'll be visiting the Zoology museum at one of the colleges, I'll probably eat too much and potentially go punting. I'll also mingle with you, my SQL Family, and we'll just generally have a good time.
If you're not busy in September, and even if you are, make plans to come check all this out. It promises to be awesome. (Americans think everything is awesome)
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Bone Mineral Density in Adults With Hyperphenylalaninemia
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Hyperphenylalaninemia (HPA) is a rare metabolic disorder caused by a deficiency of the enzyme phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH). Elevated plasma levels of phenylalanine (phe) cause mental retardation, microcephaly, delayed speech, seizures, eczema, and behavior problems. Adequate control of the plasma levels of phe by a phe-restricted diet can prevent the developmental and behavioral problems.
The foundation of this diet is a phe-free medical product/formula made from free amino acids. Based on longitudinal studies, it has been reported that the most benefit is attained by individuals who maintain a phe-restricted diet throughout life. Despite the obvious benefits of the diet, it has been suggested that the dietary restrictions may be associated with poor bone health in these patients. However, data supporting this has been reported in studies with small sample sizes and/or inadequate sample populations that include children. There is a paucity of data on bone health in adults with HPA.
The investigators propose an observational study to describe the bone health status among adults with a diagnosis of HPA and to compare them to established normative age and gender-specific values among healthy individuals. The investigators hypothesize that adults with HPA will have lower bone density as measured by a dual x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scan compared to the established normative values.
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|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Bone Mineral Density in Adults With Hyperphenylalaninemia
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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|Non-Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of HPA at birth
- Aged 18 or older
Exclusion Criteria:
- Peri-menopausal women
- Menopausal women
- Patients taking bisphosphonates
- Pregnant women
- Women who have been pregnant within one year of study enrollment
- Women who have breastfed within one year of study enrollment
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01209819
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|University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77030
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|Heather W Saavedra, MS
|The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston
|Responsible Party:
|Heather Saavedra, Clinical Instructor - Pediatrics, The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston
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|NCT01209819 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|September 24, 2010
|Last Updated:
|June 11, 2015
Keywords provided by Heather Saavedra, The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston:
Bone Mineral Density
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Brain Diseases, Metabolic, Inborn
Brain Diseases, Metabolic
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Amino Acid Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Metabolic Diseases
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This is the wiki page about Creative Labs Audigy LS alsa driver. It's called snd-ca0106 - formerly known as snd-audigyls.
Important: Audigy LS cards do not work with the EMU10K1-driver!
Below information is taken from James Courtier-Dutton's comments in the driver sources.
SPDIF Unknown ( couldn't test it but i assume this does the same as analog side for digital. )
For capture from Mic in or Line in.
Digital/Analog ( switch must be in Analog mode for CAPTURE. )
CAPTURE feedback into PLAYBACK
To capture sound with the SB Live 24bit analog input you must set the "Digital source" control to "i2s in".
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'"I don't think any one person has to feel like they have to carry the team," Miller said. "I think it's spread out in such a way that night-to-night it's people stepping up, or the entire team working together. Only that could be the biggest reason we're able to do that this year. "And moving forward, it's going to have to be more of the same," he said. "We're going to have to ignore the expectations. It's hard to win the Stanley Cup."'
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Mentored Dove Hunting Workshop Sept. 19-20 at Justin Hurst WMA
AUSTIN, Texas — An innovative public hunting opportunity for newcomers, the Mentored Hunting Permit, will launch this fall with a dove hunting workshop Sept. 19-20 at the Justin Hurst Wildlife Management Area near Freeport, Texas.
The family-friendly event is designed to introduce participants to hunting and provide hands-on knowledge and experience for hunting dove and other game in Texas. u
The mentored hunting workshop will focus on teaching hunting skills, safety, ethics, game processing and preparation, elements of habitat management, and provide guidance and advice for hunting activities in the future. As part of the workshop, participants will be offered the opportunity to take part in a mentored dove hunt accompanied by an experienced hunter.
Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis and space is limited to 20 participants. Information about the event, including registration form, is available on the TPWD Web site or by calling urban wildlife biologist Richard Heilbrun at 210-688-6444. Cost for the workshop is $35 and the Mentored Hunting Permit, which covers cost for access to the dove hunt, is $25.
Participants must also have a valid Texas hunting license and Texas Migratory Game Bird Stamp and have satisfied Hunter Education Certification requirements or purchase the Hunter Education Deferral prior to the weekend of Sept. 19.
"The mentored hunting program is intended to explore possible ways to increase hunter recruitment," said Linda Campbell, director of public hunting with TPWD. "By offering these educational workshops and mentored hunting opportunities, we hope to provide an effective vehicle for people who are not from traditional hunting backgrounds to learn about and get started in hunting."
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If there is one thing that almost all Lowrider builds have in common, it's the fact that there's always some sort of influence or motivating factor behind the build itself. In many cases, it can be a death in the family, a build for a spouse, or even a lifelong love affair with a certain make or model. In the case of Alex Garza's '77 Monte Carlo, the motivation stemmed from a promise. Alex's quest for the perfect Monte began as he decided to look for a car to build after one of his good friends, a friend with whom he used to ride motorcycles with, was killed by a drunk driver while riding his motorcycle. Herein lies the promise; Alex gave his word to his wife and mom after the tragedy that he would never again ride street bikes, and that he would instead build himself a Lowrider.
An honorable man, building a Lowrider was a great way to keep Alex out of harm's way for his family's sake, while simultaneously preserving his identity as a true auto enthusiast. "Lowriders were always a hidden passion of mine," he says. "My uncles had built some serious street cars back in the '70's and '80's in Delano, CA. After I sold my motorcycle, I began my search for a Lowrider to build, focusing on finding a '73-'77 Chevy Monte Carlo," notes Alex, with a tone of reason in his voice. "That was the car that all of my uncles' had back in the days. Coincidentally, the Monte Carlo was also the car I learned how to drive in when I was a teenager."
Now that he had narrowed down his ideal make and model, Alex was well on his way with the build. After weeks of searching, he had a good lead from Craigslist; it was a 1977 Chevy Monte Carlo that was up in Delano. "I drove to Delano to check out the MC. It was kind of in a rough shape. It had some cancer in the normal places, like the wheel wells and exterior. I went over the car and made sure that the car had no prior or major body work. I then asked the guy, 'Are you firm with the price of $1100.00?' I figured I could live with the cancer spots and so forth, but with the title and registration being 10 years behind, it was going to be expensive. I decided to offer him $600.00 for the car. He spoke to his wife, and they handed me the keys and paper work and I drove it home."
Once the car was parked safely at Alex' home, it sat in the drive way for a while, until he was financially ready to breathe new life into it. "One day I woke up and drove it to my boy Edmund Frausto's shop. He had done my hydraulics before, and I felt that he was the man to do it again. Edmund installed two Showtime pumps, four switches, and six batteries," he explains. "I did not want a hopper, I just wanted a clean cruiser, and that is exactly what he gave me when I picked it up. Roughly 3 months later, I took the car to my buddies at Kal Koncepts and said, 'I am ready when you are.'" Once Dion and Craig saw how serious Alex was about his build, they quickly went to work, with Craig immediately sketching out some renderings for design ideas. "He came up with an idea that we all agreed upon, so while Craig continued to sketch on paper, the necessary body work began. Brandon Lamby shaved the door handles, and cut and removed all the cancer, replacing it with fresh new metal. There were over 300 hours that was put into the body work before we were satisfied with it," Alex says with a smile. "Once the body was perfect and primed, it was ready to be blocked and smoothed out, in order to get ready for the paint."
During the process, Craig had been on the phone with House of Kolor, and was told that they wanted a couple of older cars in their booth for SEMA. Craig sent them the rendering of the Monte Carlo and they were blown away. They immediately requested and approved the car to appear in their booth. The possibility of such great exposure weighed heavily on Alex. "Having been to SEMA before, I knew what was at stake, and I was not going to let my friends down with this build. I knew that I was going to have to go into overdrive with this one," he says with a grin.
Work began for the crew at a feverish pace. "Once my partner, Nino Brown, and I got the car dismantled, I was ready to get the chrome redone. I called an old friend in Anaheim, Peter Tapia, who deserves all the credit for the re-chroming of the car, from top to bottom, and from front to back," Alex comments. "During the time that the car was disassembled while being chromed and painted, Dion Guiliano, Nino Brown, Rich Wyman, and myself started on the interior down at the Mob Shop. The Mob Shop took great care with their work, handling everything from the fiber glass installs to the carpeting," he says, giving credit where credit is due. Stitched in BMW Leatherette material, the spice orange and tan inserts were the perfect match for what was to become the "Microphone Fiend."
Alex's road to the perfect build did have one major pitfall, however. "After blowing up my stock engine at the Majestics' picnic, I sent my car to Steve Johnston and Nickaracci, and they replaced the motor with a 1977 Corvette 350 four bolt main with a cam, lifters, aluminum intake, Edelbrock Carb, electronic fuel pump, dual electric fans and aluminum radiator and turbo 350 transmission. Juan, from Performance Off Road, installed the exhaust."
Now that the car was nearly complete, all it lacked was audio, which was added as the final step in the build. "The stereo system was built by Rich Wyman and myself. The system consists of 4 Kicker L7 8-inch subs, 2 Addictive Audio 6.5s, and 2 Addictive Audio 6×9's in the rear deck, powered by 1 Addictive Audio 10.4 4 channel amp, 1 Addictive Audio 200.1 mono amp, and a JVC head unit," he says. Serious sounds indeed, but what else can you expect from a "Microphone Fiend?"
When we asked Alex why he decided to build this car, he told us that it was built for a couple of reasons. "It was built in honor of my mom, Diana, who passed away from breast cancer in 2006. Most importantly, it represents the promise that I made to her about selling my street bike and building a Lowrider," he says proudly. "It was also built for my uncles, who showed me what Lowriders were all about when I was a kid." What a way to keep a promise, Alex.
Microphone Fiend
Owner: Alex Garza
Vehicle: 1977 Chevrolet, Monte Carlo
Ctity/State: Bakersfield, CA
Club: Stylistics Los Angeles
Paint: The Monte Carlo was sprayed with House of Kolor Candy's and Pearls.
Engine: 1977 Corvette 350 motor, and a 350 transmission. To allow the engine to breathe properly, an Edelbrock carburetor and intake, as well as a billet air cleaner were used in the build.
Sound System: Chris West at Turn It Up Stereo in Tracy, CA built the custom fiberglass enclosure and installed the custom sound system, with the help of Trino Alfaro.
Interior: The interior was stitched in two-tone BMW leather. The interior was dressed up with painted panels, the dash and package tray were also painted, in order to tie in the interior to the exterior designs.
Setup: A two-pump Showtime Hydraulics set up, powered by six 31-series deep-cycle batteries. Wheels: 13×7 100-spoke Zenith Wire Wheels
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The Denver Outlaws announced today that they will host the Hamilton Nations on May 14th for the first annual March of Dimes Night at INVESCO Field at Mile High. There will also be a tailgate party before the game beginning at 5 p.m. 20 % of ticket sales purchased through specific packages will go to the March of Dimes. This game will also mark the opening game of the 2011 season.
The purpose of the event is to show the association the Outlaws has with MOD in the community and create a great team building and fundraising event while driving maximum exposure for all organizations. Three ticket packages will be available as well as single tickets starting at $8. The three ticket packages are as followed:
-2 tickets to Outlaws vs. Nationals May 14th -$10 donation to March of Dimes -$26 for the package
-4 tickets to Outlaws vs. Nationals May 14th -$20 donation to March of Dimes -$36 for the package
-4 tickets to Outlaws vs. Nations May 14th -$40 donation to March of Dimes
-Meet Outlaws players and take an exclusive tour of INVESCO Field
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For action figures, statues and sculptures, go to CSMooreStudio.com.
Aside from a company name change earlier this year (see our story HERE), DC Collectibles continues to deliver collectors quailty product. In one corner of their massive floor space at New York Comic Com, DC Collectibles showcased a number of upcoming collectibles, including:
* New DC Comics "Bombshells" - This stylish statue series depicts the woman of DC in a retro pinup girl fashion. Look for Harley Quinn in January and Wonder Woman in March 2013.
* DC Comics Super Hero Busts - Blue Beetle buzzes into retail this November, followed by Joker in January and Booster Gold in Gebruary 2013.
* Batman: The Dark Knight Returns "A Call To Arms" - Based on Frank Miller's best-selling graphic novel, this stunning statue features Batman... riding horse! The Dark Knight going "Green" or simply making a bold statement? Either way it looks awesome. Galloping to retail in March 2013. Also look for a 1:6th scale Oliver Queen Icon Statue to follow in April.
* New 52 Justice League Action Figure Box Set - Shipping in December, this cool set packs seven popular heroes donning their newest attire: Aquaman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman, The Flash and Cyborg. Look for a New 52 Green Arrow in February 2013.
* Vertigo Sandman and Death Bookends - Fans that missed this the first time around will get a second chance as it is reissued in July 2013.
* Batman: Arkham City Series 4 - This fan-favorite action figure series continues in March 2013 with three more characters pulled from the hit game: Batman, Nightwing and Talia al Ghul.
* NYCC 2012 Exclusives - For fans that wanted to take a little piece of DC back home with them, two action figure exclusives were offered: a 3 3/4" John Stewart & Atrocitus 2-Pack (read our review HERE) and an Aardman Batman (review HERE).
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Welcome to Cosmetic Plastic Surgery where the ultimate goal of Dr. Michael Gartner is to make you happy, giving you the natural beautiful results that you desire using the latest in plastic surgery techniques and technology. Dr. Gartner is dual Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery and has been selected as one of the Top Surgeons in his field by Consumers Research Council of America. Dr. Gartner meets with each patient to discuss their individual needs and to tailor his approach to meet their expectations. Your private consultation and discussion with Dr. Gartner will answer all the questions you have and keep you informed of the latest information regarding plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Gartner is an exceptional listener as well as a highly skilled, caring and approachable surgeon. This surgery is offered at affordable prices with payment options that will accommodate most patients? budgets.
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Fully trained in all aspects of cosmetic plastic surgery enhancement. Specialilizing in the most advanced minimal scaring techniques which give the quickest recovery. Dr Gartner is one of a few plastic surgeons in the country who perform scar less Breast Augmentation through the Belly Button (trans-umbilical-Breast Augmentation), minimal scar Facial Rejuvenation and gluteal enhancement (Brazilian Butt Lift), Smart-Lipo. One of the few Plastic Surgeons specializing in awake Plastic Surgery such as awake Breast Augmentation, awake liposuction,awake Facelift and awake minni Tummy Tuck.
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Chianti NyheterEVENTS OF APRIL 2013 IN GREVE IN CHIANTI - 26/3/2013
Hello to all,
These are the events in the town of Greve in Chianti in the month of April:
1 April - Easter Monday-Greve in Chianti - Piazza Matteotti - Market of the things of the past.
April 2 - Panzano - 18.00 - Day of the Dove 2013
April 7-Sunday - Panzano in Chianti - "Market Aprilante" - Craftsmen and not only
April 17 - Wednesday - VERRAZZANO DAY - 15 hours - Deposition wreath at the monument to Giovanni da Verrazzano - Event at the Castello di Verrazzano.
April 25 - Thursday - Panzano in Chianti - Day of that season Bona
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A tasting of ChiantiChianti's flavours and colours tasting local wine and food during a fast but deep immersion into this land at Villa Vignamaggio (2 nights)
History and castles in TuscanyYou'll visit timeless walled town that look like the XIV century and villages settled on top of the most beautiful hillside of Italy (3 nights)
Siena and ChiantiVisit the famous town of Siena and explore some of the most beautiful castles and medieval villages of Chianti region (4 nights)
Chiantis wellnessWhat you could expect more? The beauty of Tuscan countryside and beauty treatments at the state of the art combined (2 nights)
Chianti on a horse-backRiding a horse is a very relaxing way to get in touch with Nature experiencing local sounds and feelings (2 nights)
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sounds like you might be bringing the disc around your body and not getting enough weight forward.
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Salisbury, N.C. — Delhaize's Food Lion, Harveys and Reid's chains have earned their 12th consecutive Energy Star award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
"We are honored to receive this Energy Partner of the Year Sustained Excellence award for the twelfth year and are committed to increasing energy efficiency in our stores," Susan Sollenberger, director of energy, maintenance and equipment purchasing at Delhaize America South. "Food Lion, Harveys and Reid's remain dedicated to environmental stewardship and are proud to continue to lead the way with energy conservation initiatives."
"EPA is recognizing Food Lion, Harveys, and Reid's for earning EPA's highest Energy Star award - the 2013 Partner of the Year Sustained Excellence Award," said Bob Perciasepe, acting administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. "The companies lead the field with their commitment to energy efficiency and demonstrates how all Americans can save energy, save money, and create a healthier environment."


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CRAIG Dawson believes only a twist of fate has stopped him playing in the Championship with either Wanderers or Wigan Athletic.
After looking a certainty to head out of the Hawthorns on loan last month, the former England Under-21 international defender is now looking forward to a third straight start in the Premier League against Fulham this afternoon.
An injury to Jonas Olsson prompted West Brom boss Pepe Mel to cancel plans to send him to the North West, and the 22-year-old hopes that can now help him carve out a career in the top flight that looked uncertain a couple of weeks ago.
"There was talk of going out on loan and we did sit down and discuss it but we all decided it was best for me to stick around and try to get some game time with West Brom," said Dawson, reflecting on what might have been.
"The way things have happened means I have, so I've just got to try to work hard and get a regular spot.
"Who knows what would have happened if Jonas hadn't got injured? We did look at a loan to try to get some football, but the plan was always to try to stay here if I could to get games.
"The way it's turned out means it's been great because I've been able get games here."
Wigan failed to complete a move for Dawson on transfer deadline day, which looked to have given Wanderers a chance to bring him back for a second spell.
But with Olsson's hamstring injury turning out to be more complicated than first expected, both clubs have been forced into looking at other options.


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Who are We?
We at Awakening Church are a group of sincere Christians (followers of Jesus Christ) who meet together weekly with the main purpose of loving God with all our heart and loving one another. We meet weekly for a Sunday morning service at 10:30 AM on 66 Third Street, Suite 205, in Dover, NH and throughout the week in small groups. Our purpose in gathering is to worship God, grow up spiritually, and to serve and love one another. The title "the Awakening" is a title we have placed on ourselves to identify our heart and vision – to experience a spiritual awakening in our hearts and lives.
Our style is non-religious, non-hyped (but passionate), and real/authentic. At the Awakening Church you will hear the whole counsel of God's word preached with anointing, power, and conviction, find the Holy Spirit moving freely, passionate praise and worship, all the gifts of the Spirit encouraged and exercised, one big loving family (all ages are welcomed) that truly loves and connects with one another (where no one stands alone), the name of Jesus lifted up, and God's supernatural power in operation! We look forward to seeing you and hope you find a group of ordinary people who truly love an extraordinary God and one another.
Mission Statement – "A commitment to maturity by growing in Jesus, ministry by
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Vision Statement – "To experience a spiritual awakening by being like the New
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Mango Languages, a tool that allows CCPL customers to learn more than 50 languages, is available through the library's web site.
This online language learning service helps English speakers learn more than 50 languages and offers English as a Second Language lessons in 16 different languages.
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There are two levels of instruction – Basic and Complete 2.0. Within the Basic level, users can learn simple, practical skills for common, polite conversation in only a few short hours. Complete 2.0 teaches more in-depth language and grammar skills. For people wanting a rough translation of a document from Spanish to English, for example, Mango also offers a text-based translation tool.
Users can use an e-mail to register with Mango, and the service will keep up with your progress. For newcomers, a Start Learning button provides a good overview. It's easy to use, and works best with devices with a microphone. It's compatible with both Apple and Android devices, and once logged in to the site's dashboard page, users will find links to download mobile apps.
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Plans for new building may be on ice for a year
Ukiah Daily Journal
A state group deciding which of 30 new county courthouses should not be built has recommended that plans for a new building in Mendocino County be delayed for a year due to the state's proposed budget.
According to a report prepared for the Judicial Council of California's next meeting Tuesday, the Court Facilities Working Group is recommending that planning for Ukiah's proposed courthouse and 10 others be deferred until Fiscal Year 2014-15.
That is because the proposed 2013 Governor's Budget for FY 2013-14 includes a "redirection of $200 million in Senate Bill 1407 construction funds (the source of money for the projects)" and "deferred repayment of a $90 million loan" from the fund as well.
Since 2009, nearly $1.5 billion of that fund have been "loaned, swept to the state General Fund or redirected to trial court operations," the CFWG reports. Because of that, the group had recommended that two courthouse projects be canceled, 11 be "indefinitely delayed," and that all others have their budgets reduced.
Ukiah's proposed courthouse has not been indefinitely delayed, but the CFWG is recommending that "preliminary plans" be delayed one year, unless "SB 1407 funds are restored in FY 2013-14."
The group is also recommending that site acquisition continue for the building, which has been reduced in size to include one fewer courtroom.
The county's new courthouse planned in Ukiah was previously described as having nine courtrooms at a cost of $119 million. At last word the Administrative Office of the Courts was still considering two sites for the new courthouse, one plot near the Ukiah Railroad Depot on East Perkins Street and a collection of parcels that includes the library and Curry's Furniture.
The depot site is now considered the "preferred site," and at a strategic planning session the Ukiah City Council held in January, Vice-Mayor Phil Baldwin intimated that certain council members had lobbied strongly for the depot site to become that.
"That is not true," Council member Mari Rodin said. "No one pushed for it to be further away (from downtown). Nobody is pushing for it to be at the depot site."
Rodin continued by explaining that the depot site became the preferred option because "it wasn't going to be possible to acquire the property necessary to build the courthouse (near the library)," because not enough owners wanted to sell.
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Rays hope Molina, Escobar can play Tuesday
CHICAGO -- After being hit just above the right knee by a pitch on Saturday night, Rays catcher Jose Molina wasn't in the lineup Sunday against the White Sox, but was available in an emergency.
"Molina is sore today, but he's able to play if we need him," manager Joe Maddon said.
The Rays have a day off Monday, so the hope is Molina will be back in the lineup Tuesday night in Kansas City.
In other injury news, shortstop Yunel Escobar continues to progress from tightness in his right hamstring and remains day to day. His return to the lineup is unknown.
"Escobar took some ground balls earlier," Maddon said. "I don't know. He's doing well. Hopefully, he'll be able to play Tuesday night in Kansas City."
John Jackson is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The average delay time on a London Underground line that passes through the borough is lower that its target, figures have revealed.
Excess journey time on the Piccadilly Line which includes Cockfosters, Southgate and Arnos Grove underground stations is below its target of 4.53 minutes- the lower the average excess journey time, the better the performance.
Between 15 September, 2013 and October 12, 2013, the excess journey time on the Piccadilly Line was 4.04 minutes.
However, this figure is an increase from the previous month's figure of 2.84minutes.
Phil Hufton, chief operating officer of London Underground, said: "The autumn has been a challenging period on the Underground, but I'm pleased that my team has continued to work flat-out to maintain high levels of reliability.
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2. -- The economic calendar in the U.S. Friday includes retail sales for August at 8:30 a.m. EDT, the Producer Price Index for August at 8:30 a.m., the University of Michigan Sentiment Index for September at 9:55 a.m., and business inventories for July at 10 a.m.
3. -- U.S. stocks on Thursday slipped after a weekly jobless claim report was seen as sufficient enough to prompt the Federal Reserve to curb the bond-buying stimulus measures that have fueled the best year in equities since 1997. The S&P 500 lost 0.3% to 1,683.42 while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.2% to 15,300.64. The Nasdaq dropped 0.2% to 3,715.97.
4. -- Twitter, the popular micro-blogging site, plans to file for an initial public offering of its stock. Twitter took to its own network to make the announcement. "We've confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO. This Tweet does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale," Twitter said at about 5 p.m. EDT on Thursday. Unlike a traditional filing disclosed to public investors, companies like Twitter with revenue less than $1 billion in their most recent fiscal year can submit S-1 IPO filings confidentially with the Securities and Exchange Commission under the Jumpstart Our Business Startups, or JOBS Act. While details of the listing remain unclear, Twitter's pending IPO will likely be the most watched listing since Facebook's ( FB) blockbuster May 2012 share sale. eMarketer projected in March that Twitter will earn $582.8 million in global ad revenue in 2013 before nearing $1 billion next year, with the majority of the company's growth coming from mobile users. TheDeal's Jon Marino reported in August that a shareholder pegged Twitter's market capitalization at about $12 billion. That source suggested Twitter's valuation would rise, but not past $15 billion, by the time it listed on public markets.
5. -- President Barack Obama will name former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve, Japan's Nikkei newspaper reported, citing unnamed sources. The newspaper said Obama could make the announcement as early as late next week. Summers would succeed Ben Bernanke, whose term expires in January. Summers and Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen have been considered as the front-runners to be the next central bank chief.
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Did I hear in my vague readings of p5p that this might be possible in 5.12?
If so, it'd be SO nice to have:
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Yeah I know, but it's very heavyweight (brings in Moose).
I think you're assuming I *haven't* checked it out.
We have a better object system than you do! Just install Moose (but be aware that it might have backwards-incompatible changes in a few months)
What changes in a few months? I am not aware of such plans. We are generally highly responsible about our backwards incompat changes. Changes happen and sometimes they are hard and ugly, this is the real world after all and they need to happen. But
I suspect your just being sarcastic and playing the devils advocate here. Your right, having a decent object s
Yes, I am being a bit sarcastic, but more than once we've not been in a position to update Moose on our BBC project because of Class::MOP (and this has happened with Catalyst, too). The most important Perl projects and the ones we depend on are the ones we have difficulties keeping up with. Even if you rarely change Moose, or Class::MOP, or Catalyst, or [insert favorite module here] with backwards-incompatible changes, then you have to consider the chance of said changes happening in all of them, not just
It shouldn't take too long since you only have 16 [cpantesters.org] non-core dependencies to go through. FWIW, I am pretty sure there are more then 32 modules on CPAN now, it has grown a lot in the past few years
Sorry, couldn't resist. But in all seriousness we would be happy to help with this either on IRC or the Moose mailing list. The biggest problem I have seen when installing Moose on a bare bones system (and yes I have done it many MANY times so I am empathizing and not mocking) is that we require more up to date
I bit the bullet today and finally got Moose installed.
I installed the prereqs one by one starting from the bottom of the list. Once I thought I had them all installed, I tried to install Moose and it couldn't find about five of the prereqs so I bailed.
I tried to install each of them again only to be told that four of the five were already installed. Class::MOP just did not want to install... Or so it seemed.
I traced the problem to the order of my include paths. Once that was fixed, Class::MOP and Moose ins
It is simple to configure to run
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really isn't any worse than the PHP version. Sure, you gain an extra line, but you 'sub' is shorter than 'function', and you can lose the 'return' and 'public'. So, less typing overall.
What happens if you call it with 17 arguments? A signature can guard against that. Second, what happens if you misspell the hash key? You may or may not get an error at that point, but have it happen later on (if at all). PHP's version will have a failure when calling a non-existent method. (I also hope that PHP's syntax allows validation rather than blanket assignment, but I don't know it well enough.)
What happens if you call it with 17 arguments? A signature can guard against that.
You'd expect that to be the case, but it isn't in PHP. PHP actually handles that exactly like my Perl version---it ignores the extra 16 arguments. That's how PHP implements variable numbers of arguments. So, PHP's method signature's have fooled you.
Second, what happens if you misspell the hash key? You may or may not get an error at that point, but have it happen later on (if at all).
This is indeed one drawback to the use of hash keys for object variable storage. But... PHP does the same thing. It'll happily create that variable for you on assignment.
(I also hope that PHP's syntax allows validation rather than blanket assignment, but I don't know it well enough.)
Not sure if its been added in PHP5, but 4 didn't.
Was that all pretty much just saying "we need an object system in core?"
+1 for sentiment, but we need more than sentiment. We need a plan that p5p supports. (And, probably, a long-term feature branch in the core to prototype, test and get buy-in around.)
As for the toolchain footnote, you're right, which is why I'm working on things like this [dagolden.com] and this [dagolden.com]. It can get better and it will get better.
-- dagolden [dagolden.com]
Was that all pretty much just saying "we need an object system in core?"
We need an object system and function/method signatures.
We need a plan that p5p supports.
I have no idea how to create this.
The function/method signature issue is very problematic because part of that deals with the philosophy of Perl. I, for example, sometimes find that static binding (compile time) of methods would make some problems magically go away, but I doubt that Perl 5 will ever be able to support that. Of course, signatures also might imply multimethods. That's another issue which would give people fits. Should all methods be multimethods or should we have to specify this directly?
Here's a secret, though: Perl 5.12 or 5.14 or whatever doesn't have to support all of those features to have useful function/method signatures. Even supporting only required positional parameters is useful for some 80% of extant code.
The 1999 standard added common table expressions, and the 2003 standard added window functions. Those made it Turing complete.
See http://assets.en.oreilly.com/1/event/27/High%20Performance%20SQL%20with%20Postg


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WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Congressman Pete Sessions (R-TX), Chairman of the House Rules Committee, today released the following statement regarding House passage of H.R. 2, the American Energy Solutions for Lower Costs & More American Jobs Act and H.R. 4, the Jobs for America Act:


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A FUNDRAISING campaign to build Accrington's first major Islamic school has just days left to hit its total.
Accrington-based IQRA Learning hope to open a £10million school and sports facility in the Exchange Street area of the town.
Text messages were sent out at the weekend, urging supporters to donate, as the organisation had just seven days to raise the remaining £390,000.
Mufti Miah, who is one of the founders of the project and a trustee of the charity, said it had to raise the money within a six month time limit, but he was confident the appeal would be successful.
He said: "Basically it was a six month contract, that was the time agreed, but we do have last minute backers and benefactors, who we're approaching.
"We're very close to the total, we have benefactors who will cover any shortfall. We're absolutely confident we will reach the total."
The free school, which is not due to open for several years, will not just be open to Muslim children.
Mr Miah, who lives close to Accrington, said: "There's a long time left, years left for this project, it's a massive project.
"It will have an Islamic ethos, but it will open to everybody.
"It will be a school that has its doors open to anyone, regardless of religion, race or creed."
He said the idea has come about because of a demand from parents.
He said: "We've been running an after school, teaching Arabic and Islamic studies, and there's been demand for children to study in an Islamic ethos school, something to fit the demands of the community, and take the community forward.
"The school will good children good role models and help them to develop, it will be a positive force in the community."
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BarrabusTheDiscGolfGnome wrote:I thought the PLS had the same amount of turn and less fade than the JLS.
They are real close in their turn (their ratings are identical), but I've always had the PLS turn more. Granted that probably is because most of my JLS are in Q. However, when I compare my beat JLS and PLS the PLS will turn more.
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text: Show Hide image Observations 30 August 2012 British poetry is in rude health, so why don't more people read it? The New Statesman's renewed commitment to poetry. By Sophie Elmhirst Sign up for our weekly email * In an anthology of pieces from the New Statesman published in 1963, the editor Edward Hyams wrote that "the early work of almost every poet to make a name since 1913 appeared in the New Statesman. The literary editors, from J C Squire and Desmond MacCarthy to Karl Miller, have made a deliberate policy of seeking out young talent while never neglecting the old." The editors' eye for talent was quite something in those early years. Poems were published by everyone from the war poet Siegfried Sassoon to W H Auden. Three weeks after his death in combat in 1917, the NS published Edward Thomas's "Adlestrop", which has become one of the most celebrated poems in English (today we publish poems by Thomas's biographer Matthew Hollis). W B Yeats's "Easter 1916" was first published in the NS in October 1920. There have been excavations and discoveries, too. In 2010 we published, to immense international interest, "Last letter", a previously unseen poem by Ted Hughes that describes the events during the three days leading up to the suicide of his first wife, the poet Sylvia Plath. And there have been many curiosities over the years, as well – for instance, in 1959, we published Bertolt Brecht's "The Farmer's Concern", followed the next year, bafflingly, by a poem called "Midstream", written by Mao Zedong in the 1920s. It includes the lines: O schoolmates, in youth blossoming and tall with talents, We must now in the arrogance of our knowledge Uproot our scented careers. Fingering mountains only, and rivers, To hold poetry alive in our minds, We will use for manure Those bygone dreams of ten-thousand-household fiefdoms. There are fewer dictators in our pages these days, but we hope by publishing poetry weekly once again we can help showcase the best of the new. As Fiona Sampson writes in her essay, on page 46, poetry in Britain today is rich, energetic and varied. And there are many more ways to find poems – one can hear them spoken aloud at poetry slams or read them online in alternative, digital forms, as well as in magazines such as this. There is a multitude of voices out there. It is a question of tuning in and finding them. The New Statesman is not alone in helping readers seek out those new voices. The charity First Story is part of this effort, too. In the following pages, alongside poems by John Burnside and Samuel Beckett, James Lasdun and Rachael Boast, is a poem by Azfa Ali, a student at Oxford Spires Academy. Ali took part in a workshop, supported by First Story, that met every week under the supervision of the writer Kate Clanchy. That workshop led to the publication of a collection of poems, entitled Journeys. I recommend it to anyone seeking out urgent poetic voices in the first flush of creativity. Inside our poetry special, you will find: Fiona Sampson on the thriving British poetry scene "Moly" by Samuel Beckett "Untitled" by Samuel Beckett "Industry Bay" by James Lasdun "After Sappho" by Rachel Boast "Beginnings" by Azfa Ali "On the vanishing of my sister, aged 3, 1965" by John Burnside Ted Hughes's "Last Letter" was published in the 11 October 2010 issue of the New Statesman Sophie Elmhirst is features editor of the New Statesman Subscribe from just £1 per issue