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- Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
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- Model Number: TS
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gb.p115598wrote a review of Gore Bike Wear Phantom SO Jacket - Men's on December 9, 2012
Gore Bike Wear/Phantom SO Jacket
Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
I returned the first one I bought, a size large,due to it being way too small. I exchanged it for an xtra Large and that also was too small. I normally wear a large, I am 6'1" and weigh 185. So if you buy this jacket be aware, it runs very small.

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I'm a great fan of the Eclipse Extension Point Concept.
I wonder if anyone knows a port of this concept (either conceptually or even by providing a library) to J2EE/EJB.
Besides support for a similar domain model as Eclipse (i.e. types extension points, one .ear/.jar can provide multiple extensions for extensions points), the following non-functional requirements should be met:
* Works in clustered environment.
* Natural to use for EJB developers and deployers, i.e. no additional setup/install commands are needed. Just include the plugin.xml (or equivalent file) into your EAR or JAR and it works. Relevant to hot deployment, undeployment, redeployment.
I looked into shortly into http://jpf.sourceforge.net/, but it does not seem to cover J2EE issues listed above.
Thanks for any hints,
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When a recipe calls for "blanched almonds," do you run to the store to buy a bag? No need! You can easily skin a batch of almonds using the simple method outlined below. Certain dishes require the use of skinless almonds. Removing the skin gives the almonds a smooth texture, which is helpful in making dishes like almond flour, almond butter, or marzipan.
Blanching your own almonds is more cost-effective than buying the skinless kind at the grocery store, and it only takes a minute… literally, just one minute! You'll never spend the extra money on pre-blanched almonds again.
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- Blot the almonds dry with a paper towel. You'll notice that the skins will be slightly shriveled.
- Use your fingers to gently squeeze the almonds and loosen the skin from them. Careful, if you squeeze too hard they'll shoot across the room-- which is fun, but not super practical! You can squeeze them from one hand into another to keep them from "launching" too far.
- Once you remove the skins, let the almonds dry off completely. Discard the skins.
- Now the almonds are blanched and ready to use in your recipe!


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Intraocular Pressure With Loteprednol and Dexamethasone
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|Glaucoma, Open-Angle Ocular Hypertension
|Drug: Loteprednol Etabonate 0.5% Drug: Dexamethasone 0.1%
|Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Randomized Clinical Trial Comparing the Intraocular Pressure Changes With the Use of Loteprednol and Dexamethasone After Pterygium Surgery
- Intraocular Pressure (IOP) [ Time Frame: Once a week for the first 4 weeks and 6 weeks after the procedure ]
- IOP difference between the operated eye and the fellow eye [ Time Frame: Once a week for the first 4 weeks and then 6 weeks after the procedure ]
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|March 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2007
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Active Comparator: Loteprednol
Drug: Loteprednol Etabonate 0.5%
Patients in the Loteprednol Group received Loteprednol Etabonate 0.5% associated with Tobramycin 0.3% in separate eyedrops for four weeks: 6 times a day during the first postoperative week, 4 times a day during the second week, 3 times a day during the third week and twice-daily during the fourth week
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|Active Comparator: Dexamethasone
Drug: Dexamethasone 0.1%
The patients in Dexamethasone Group received Dexamethasone 0.1% associated with Tobramycin 0.3% in a single eyedrop for four weeks: 6 times a day during the first postoperative week, 4 times a day during the second week, 3 times a day during the third week and twice-daily during the fourth week.
Other Name: Tobradex
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Surgical management of pterygium is known to initiate an inflammatory process with different levels of intensity. Corticosteroids are anti-inflammatory agents used to reduce the inflammatory process observed after surgical interventions including after pterygium surgery. However, use of topical corticosteroids can induce an elevation in intraocular pressure (IOP) due to a reduction in the facility of aqueous outflow.
Loteprednol etabonate (LE) was designed to maintain the anti-inflammatory efficiency of corticosteroids while lowering the risk of inducing IOP elevation. LE showed less effect on IOP than Prednisolone Acetate. This probably occurs due to lower levels of LE in the aqueous humor.
Some trials compare LE to other corticosteroids or placebo in treatments of the anterior uveitis, allergic conjunctivitis and cataract surgery. To our knowledge, there are no trials studying the effect of LE on IOP after pterygium surgery.
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age: eighteen years old or more
- IOP: less than 22mmHg
Exclusion Criteria:
- History of previous ocular surgery
- Use of topical or systemic corticosteroids for up to a month before the surgery
- Extensive pterygia that disabled accurate IOP measurement
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00781300
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00781300
|Department of Opthalmology, Federal University of São Paulo
|São Paulo, SP, Brazil, 04023-062
|Principal Investigator:
|Luciano M Pinto, MD
|Fedreal University of São Paulo
|Responsible Party:
|Luciano Moreira Pinto, MD, Federal University of São Paulo
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00781300 History of Changes
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|First Submitted:
|October 27, 2008
|First Posted:
|October 28, 2008
|Last Update Posted:
|October 28, 2008
|Last Verified:
|October 2008
Keywords provided by Federal University of São Paulo:
Intraocular pressure
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Ocular Hypertension
Glaucoma, Open-Angle
Eye Diseases
Dexamethasone acetate
Loteprednol Etabonate
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Autonomic Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
Antineoplastic Agents
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Enzyme Inhibitors
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"Alarming" deterioration in human rights found in Ukraine: UN
United Nations monitors have found an alarming deterioration in the human rights situation in eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine has been in turmoil since February when its president was forcibly removed from power after months of political unrest.
In a report the monitors raise concerns about the lack of law and order and armed groups acting with impunity.
Gianni Magazzeni is the head of the European section of the UN office of the high commissioner for human rights.
"There are unlawful acts being committed by armed groups that have seized public buildings and other important buildings in towns and in a number of villages in eastern Ukraine." (15″)
The report draws attention to targeted killings, torture, abductions and intimidation by these armed groups whom it says seem bent on tearing Ukraine apart.
It also notes that candidates in the upcoming presidential election are being harassed and sometimes physically attacked.
While in Crimea it expresses concern about the harassment and intimidation of those who had not applied for Russian citizenship as well as the flight of thousands of Crimean tatars to other parts of Ukraine.
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In the basement of the Soviet embassy in Washington this week, sweating Russians worked furiously to bring some capitalist efficiency to their task: processing a flood of U.S. tourist visas for the Soviet Union. The Russians had expected some 10,000 U.S. visitors in 1959, but now the total seems headed for 15,000. Not only is Russia "the place to go" for thousands of seasoned tourists, but this summer's U.S. exhibition in Moscow is proving a strong drawing card. So great is the influx that American Express alone had a backlog of 200 visa applications last week. The once-formidable Soviet...
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Man of La Mancha
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Man of La Mancha ran for 2,328 performances and won five Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Utilizing symphonic as well as driving, Latin-pop styles, Justin Williams brings four of the most beloved numbers from the legendary musical to your concert ensemble. Rearranged for a new generation of players and listeners, you'll find fresh, new harmonies, catchy rhythms, and toe-tapping riffs in this fun and exciting arrangement. Filled with solos and driving Latin percussion, this suite is sure to be an instant classic with your concert band! (5:30).


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Charles Melvin "Chuck" Jones had always felt that he would like to sail, but never had the opportunity to even be on a sailboat until his wife, Patricia, won one in 1995.
The "Roving Rooster"
A small, but feisty, little rooster has been venturing up our lane, which we believe is roving from his home roost in our neighbor's chicken house.
He begins his "bugging" early in the morning, not heading home until later that evening.
Visits Parents
Mahala Harpster, of Cape Girardeau, Mo., is spending a couple of weeks with her parents, Dane and Belinda Harpster of St. Peter. Mahala has finished her internship at Classic Equine in Fredicktown, Mo.
Wednesday, Aug. 10
• The Avena Township Park Board will meet at 7 p.m. in the St. Elmo Community Park Centennial Building.
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The family of John Terry of Mulberry Grove has requested a card shower in honor of his 90th birthday on Aug. 18.
Cards may be sent to him at 1364 Mulberry Grove Road, Mulberry Grove, Ill. 62262.
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Jason and Jamie Vicich of Decatur are the parents of a girl born at 9:25 a.m. on Thursday, July 28, 2011, at St. Mary's Hospital in Decatur.
Dothager Reunion
The annual Dothager reunion will be held on Sunday at the Pleasant Mound Community Center with a potluck dinner at 1 p.m.
The Lilly-Wright family reunion will be held on Saturday, Aug. 27, at the First Church of God SHED in St. Elmo with a potluck dinner at noon.
Those attended are asked to take a favorite dish to share. Fried chicken, drinks and tableware will be provided.
Officers for the coming year were installed at a recent meeting of Crawford-Hale American Legion Post 95 in Vandalia.
From left to right are: Floyd Meseke, installing officer; John Blythe, commander; Brad Brannon, senior vice commander; Sam Stratman, junior vice commander; Christopher Irwin, adjutant; Lyle C. Edgar, finance officer; Robert Osborne, sergeant-at-arms; and Ron Robinson, chaplain. Blythe is encouraging all local veterans to join the American Legion.
Cori Huskey and Jason Belcher, both of Vandalia, have announced their engagement and upcoming wedding.
Amanda Burchett and Travis Torbeck have announced their engagement and upcoming wedding.
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My glasses steamed up, but OK with me
Awkward, delicious time at Little Sheep
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I don't see reviewers as enemies of restaurants: Even Anton Ego, in the movie Ratatouille, confessed that all he really wanted was delicious, thrilling food — and what won him over was the homely title dish, authentically prepared just as his mother made it. Every critic wants delicious, thrilling, authentic food to rave about. I rarely review restaurants worth less than two stars, unless they're glam and glitzy, extracting good money for blah food. The point is to share great discoveries, not to put lackluster restaurants out of business — their customers, or lack thereof, will take care of that. (And if they're old local favorites, devoted regulars will keep coming back regardless of what I write about limp veggies or canned gravies — for them, it's comfort food, like Mom's pressure-cooked pot roast — and they will rant furiously at me for not giving their faves a rave. Ditto for trendy new restaurants where the food may be far from fabulous but the booze flows freely. Then the rants are misspelled.)
Far from a foe, I'm a passionate partisan of serious restaurants, regardless of price range or food style. I go out hoping that every restaurant will be superb — and if sometimes I quibble over small flaws, it's meant constructively. (Besides, all rave/no quibbles equals no credibility.) What a critic wants more than anything is to find exciting discoveries, share the good news with readers, and try to help honest, high-aiming restaurants survive in a very difficult business. In ethnic restaurants, I'm looking for authenticity — and deliciousness. At the higher end, I love the new "green cuisine," but also sometimes long for a bit more intellectual/culinary experimentation, more creative audacity — along with deliciousness. This may still take a while — San Diegans (not to mention Gaslamp conventioneers) are stereotyped as conservative in their tastes, and are just warming up to culinary derring-do. But the omens are auspicious. And when they build it, I will come — and rave about it.
Naomi, Your article about being the "unknown diner" in your restaurant visits is wonderful. It explains to all San Diegans one of the reasons you are such a terrific restaurant reviewer. More power to you!
From now on whenever I make a restaurant reservation I'm going to use the name of a restaurant reviewer. My date will be so impressed...thanks for the idea, Naomi!
To further obfuscate Naomi's identity: I once impersonated her for part of an evening to chefs and servers at a swank eatery--easy to do and hard to resist doing, as I was "alone" sitting near the bar, and big pharma footed the bill for a steady river of cocktails, wines by the glass, entrees, appetizers. My status earned me a glass or three from a special bottle produced from the kitchen. Upon revealing that I was not in actuality Ms. Wise, I confided in a hush that she was a slightish, unassuming woman of Asian appearance. I hope that slightish Asian women have consequently been getting the best of service around town the last couple of years.
I call B.S. You, alone? Never! Even when the old man is away toiling away I somehow imagine you surrounded by young men that look like Dustin Hoffman (several years ago, obviously), hoping for that opportunity...
And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson...Nawp. Actually, all the prominent docs, nurses, pharm reps, etc. were in the main dining room. My invite was "secret" and my instructions were to remain incognito, while tucking away oysters and Napa fruit.
Well, obviously your invite was "secret" - in your pantry with your cupcakes (that sounds naughty enough). Woo, woo, woo, ma'am. Oysters, Napa fruit, and all. I hope magics knows that song, we'll sing it out to the public and embarrass ourselves and live to not regret it.
I will refrain from jest about salmon boxty. And yes, we can sing anything you all like--not sure I know any Megadeth tunes, though.
I only know OF Megadeath, not the tunes. My years, once again, betray me.
Now, now, don't take on so, laddie. Yer just gettin' used to this year's newly gifted birthday suit. I'm sure magics will dazzle us with 'deth,' you'll cultivate something Kurt, and I'll busk out my best Beckett :)
lol you two are crazy..shall i pack my ipod? i just got up and i see magics, megadeth, and mrs. robinson...since i love megadeth and am a cougar and proud, i shall have to learn the song...mrs robinson was it? you can teach me. singing right aloud, no regrets. absolutely, just good times ;) xoxo
Thanks, Dave. Thanks the rest of you for posting. (Whew, feels like I'm back among friends again after last week's Sarah Palin rally.)
When chefs have teasingly asked me during phone interviews what I look like, I tell them I'm a six-foot tall, skinny blonde. That way, whenever Terryl Gavre (of the SD Metro) goes to a restaurant, everybody will think she's me.
Sounds like SDaniels may have described Candice Woo of City Beat, although I imagine Ms. Woo is more stylish than that description. Sounds like you just bought her some good service and food -- cool! (I don't know if she wears a brown bag on her head, but she's apparently a friend of Kirk of mmm-yoso, so she's quickly clued into interesting Asian new mom'n'pops. Always scoops me on them -- as the villain of the old Wildroot Cream Oil cartoon ads would say, "Curses, foiled again!)
Hey, Magics, I used to be a proud cougar until I got a long-term boyfriend. Now I'm just a beat up old lioness, yawning in the sun. ("Hey, sista, you go hunt today, bring me some take-out." )


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Colonial Williamsburg catalog has new items
February 12, 2001,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA -The spring 2001 edition of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's catalog heralds the arrival of several new products.
"We try to feature items which portray the image of the 18th and early 19th centuries as well as items which portray Colonial Williamsburg," said Linda McElroy, public relations associate for the foundation, based here, of the home textile catalog offerings.
The new bedskirts come in two different styles, ruffle and box, and two colors, natural and blue check. They are made to coordinate with already existing and new bedding collections.
One of the new bedding ensembles is called Tulip Quilt. Appliqued tulips in shades of burgundy, pink, fuchsia, butter yellow, sage and moss green decorate this off-white, hand box-quilted, 100 percent cotton ensemble, which is manufactured by C & F Enterprises, Newport News, VA, for Colonial Williamsburg. Moss green stripes adorn the border, while a coordinating green mini-check decorates the bed skirt, European sham and neckroll. Prices range from $160 for a 64" x 86" quilt to $275 for a 100" x 90" king size.
The second of the new ensembles, Summer Idyll, features country scenes in blue on an ivory background and toile bedding. The duvet cover reverses to a blue and ivory check pattern with beige piping. Coordinating European sham, boudoir pillow, neckroll, curtain and valance are also available. Prices range from $265 for a twin duvet to $350 for a king.
"Toile is very popular in our linens," said McElroy. "People identify the toile with Colonial Williamsburg."
Also new is Chloe, a 100-percent cotton ensemble whose design is copied from a French antique quilt. This hand-quilted ensemble is adorned with a floral pattern on a green and salmon pink background and is finished with a scalloped border. The matching quilted shams have tie closures, while the bed skirt and standard shams have a coordinating ticking stripe. Chloe and Summer Idyll were created exclusively for Colonial Williamsburg.
Completing Williamsburg's new items are a 100 percent linen curtain and a 100 percent natural hemp curtain with coordinating valances. Available in several sizes, both may be used as rod pocket curtains or as tab tops. Button and loop tie backs are also used instead of standard tie backs. The linen curtains are available in white or ecru, while the hemp are only offered in beige. Prices range from $40 for the linen valance to $175 for a 84" x 54" hemp curtain.
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My wife and I made the trek down the 401 from Toronto, to spend the weekend in Montreal, and we experienced two of Montreal's finest :)
I realize there are fans and detractors of both places, but we loved them both.
The first night was Joe Beef. I liked the fun, lively atmosphere - yes, the tables are ridiculously close together, but somehow that added to the fun. My wife had the shrimp salad appetizer and I had the smoked fish assortment on toast. The shrimp were tiny but incredibly light, sweet and fresh - a huge portion on top of very thinly sliced marinated beets. My app had 4 or 5 different smoked fish slices, a coddled egg and an oyster on top of a huge thinly sliced piece of baguette. They smoke everything in-house, and I really enjoyed it. Perhaps the salmon was a bit salty, but overall we loved both the apps. For mains, we had an order of the salmon, and their famous lobster spaghetti. The salmon was nicely done, and a huge portion. In some ways, the salmon itself was boring, but it was on a plate of incredible bisque with crawfish (if I remember correctly). The lobster spaghetti was as great as other posters have mentioned. The pasta was perfectly al dente, and the creamy sauce was so decadently good, and the lobster itself so tender and tasty that I felt it was one of those "going to the electric chair - last meal" type of dishes!!
The 2 women at the table next to us shared the duck main course. They were brought a huge clay pot, with what looked like an entire duck! I feel bad for anyone ordering that to eat on their own - but I think I overheard a waitress advising that some dishes (the duck and also the steak) are really meant for 2. The duck looked so good, I want to go back, just to try it. All in all an interesting menu, very tasty food and I felt it was quite innovative. I would absolutely love to go back. On our way to the car, we popped into LIverpool next door to check out the menu - had a few of the same items, but most were different - it also looked great. The whole neighbourhood had a fun vibe - not sure if it's called Griffintown, or whether it's near Griffintown, but it's an area of the city I didn't really know, and a very quick drive from downtown.
Tonight, we went to PDC, which of course has been written about endlessly. Well, my conclusion was "I absolutely want to go back!" I started with the French onion soup, which isn't anything new, but it was probably the best one I've ever had. There was a ton of fantastic cheese (not sure what type), and even bacon thrown in - decadent, like everything there. My wife had the duck carpaccio, which we both thought was phenomenal. I was hoping to have the bison ribs, but they didn't have it tonight, so I had the lamb shank. It was huge, perfectly done, on a bed of small lentils in sauce that was a perfect compliment. My wife had the fish special, which was hake. The waiter said it is 'done simply'. What an understatement! The fish was on a bed of fantastic, creamy polenta and on top of the fish was a sauce which included escargot (and I don't know what else). My wife and I both felt it was one of the best pieces of fish we'd ever tried. The hake itself was done perfectly, incredibly soft and moist - melted in your mouth :)
I'd been debating also ordering a side of the fries done in duck fat, but i'm glad I didn't order it, because I think if I had eaten much more, they would have had to call an ambulance! We did share the chocolate pot au creme, which was another perfect, decadent dish. We chatted with a young couple beside us who had been there a number of times before - their tartar looked fascinating, done in nori cones, riffing on sushi hand rolls. We all watched in amazement as 2 waiters carried a huge wooden platter to another table, with 6 people - it was a 14 pound lobster, cut and prepared in a beautiful way. I've never seen anything like it - by far the biggest lobster I've ever seen in my life.
I also thought the cost of PDC was very reasonable - for 2 apps, 2 mains, 2 drinks (a beer and a glass wine) and a dessert, it was $99 before tax. No, it's not for people on a diet, but I guess indulging once in a while is fine. I joked with my wife that instead of mints at the door when you leave, they should have a bowl of Lipitor pills :)
So, bien fait Montreal - I am very impressed. Both places were unique, and I can't think of anything exactly like them in Toronto. We have a great restaurant scene in Toronto, but I am very impressed with what is happening in Montreal - a real foodie destination! I almost forgot to mention, we had a superb hot chocolate from this place on St Laurent (at Prince Arthur) - I can't recall the exact name - maybe Juliette et Chocolat? It was one of the richest, most intense hot chocolates I'd ever tasted. Tomorrow, we hope to lunch at Schwartz's before heading back to Toronto, which should cap off a weekend eat-fest ;)
Joe Beef
2491 Rue Notre-Dame W, Montreal, QC H3J1N6, CA


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In Reply to: parinoid schizophrenic/bi-polar disorder posted by Les on May 20, 2000 at 14:28:26:
: I am writing this in hopes of finding help for a friend and his family, he is 29 years old and lost his wife from breast cancer two years ago, he has been diagnosed, with both situations by doctors, there have been symptoms on the past , prior to the death of his wife , although since then he has been extremley worse , he has two small children, that his parents are raising, and tryting to take care of him and allo his issues at the same time. He also has displayed a violent side when he is having an episode, which come now as often as several times a week.
: does anyone know of any recovery centers , such as a long term facility, like a (Betty Ford) type of recovery treatment plan available, it would be perferable for this organization to have a Christian foundation, please help this is a desparate situation.
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While browsing the net with a similar situation in mind, I found information about the Anne Sipi Clinic in Los Angelos. I have no first hand experience but it seems promising. Good luck!
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Upwards of 100,000 deaths occur in the United States each year because of medical mistakes. One of the biggest factors contributing to the problem is miscommunication or lack of communication between multiple health care professionals.
To address the problem, University of Minnesota health professional education programs are embracing the age-old mantra of learning to work together in class and competition.
When Christin Peterson, a nursing student enrolled in the U of M's Master of Nursing program, arrived to the mock case of a heart failure patient, she was asked to assess. After considering the patient's biological symptoms, medicine schedule, and turbulent financial and family situations, she made her recommendations – like a nurse.
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If you can't put pressure on the quarterback, it's going to put pressure on your defensive secondary.
It would be easy to point the finger at an Edmonton Eskimos secondary that has given up a league-high 24 TD passes.
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Much of the defence's woes can be attributed to a front-seven whose ability to bring pressure on opposition quarterbacks has been hampered by injury.
Defensive end Fred Perry, one of the CFL's prime pass rushers, is only now coming back from an ankle injury that's taking a frustratingly long time to heal.
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Figure out a way to bring the heat. Their solution was to figure out a way to best utilize the players they had.
"Personally, I was frustrated with the pressure we were getting from the front four," said head coach Danny Maciocia. "We sat down and said to ourselves 'let's take a look at the top four pass rushers we have. Let's put them on the board and can we find a spot for them on the defence?'
"Obviously, one of the best ones in the business is, hopefully, back soon. Fred Perry. We knew (Jim) Davis could rush the passer and he played defensive end at Virgina Tech.
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It seemed to work. Winnipeg could not punch the ball into the end zone for the last 55 minutes of the game. The Esks sacked Glenn three times, and two second-quarter interceptions helped spark a 31-point explosion.
One difference in the upcoming home-and-home series against the B.C. Lions is that Geroy Simon will be in the lineup.
"To come back from Montreal and losing in Winnipeg, two road losses, this victory was very big for us," said defensive back Jonte Buhl.
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Coming together as a unit is a big deal as the team tries to get into playoff form during its last four regular-season games.
They've come through a rough patch and may have found the right chemistry that gives them a better chance.
"We're coming together, like we were at the beginning of the season," said Buhl. "It seems like we're back to our old ways and that will be a builder from this past week.
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International CES (Consumer Electronics Show), the world's largest consumer electronics show, kicked off its annual technology binge week on Tuesday with an opening speech by Gary Shapiro, the president and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, and a keynote from Sony's CEO, Kazuo Hirai.
The Consumer Electronics Association owns CES.
Shapiro rehashed some of the work that the CEA has done over the past year, including its work in pushing the Federal Aviation Administration to allow the use of electronic devices on airlines during takeoff and landing in the US and lobbying the US Congress to pass legislation cracking down on patent trolling, a controversial practice involving the collection of licensing fees by patent-holding companies.
Shapiro said that spending on consumer electronics will grow 24 per cent to $208 billion in the US according to an article in Gulf News.
Boom in wearable technology
"This is being driven by product categories that didn't even exist in a meaningful way a few years ago," he said. The last two years have seen a boom in fitness and other wearable technology, and this year 3D printing has a large presence at the show, with over 30 companies exhibiting.
Kirai gave a speech focusing on his interest in consumer electronics as a child, and spoke about the emotional ethos that Sony tries to embed in its products. He even spoke jokingly about Sony's past experience with failed technology, such as Betamax.
Sony's biggest push this year is the distribution of content, a theme that carried over from Sony's press conference the previous day. Hirai even brought out the Chairman and CEO of Sony Picture Entertainment Michael Lynton and Vince Gilligan, the creative force behind the hit television show 'Breaking Bad' to talk to them about the impact of technology on their profession.
Hirai also made two announcements. Sony will launch a 147-inch, 4K (also known as ultra-high definition) projector that can cover an entire wall in a home. Hirai said the projector could be used to project outside scenes, such as a waves or urban landscapes, which would have the effect of making it appear there was another window in the room.
But Sony's biggest announcement was that Sony would offer a cloud-based streaming service in the US this summer, putting it in direct competition with a growing number of streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon.
Hirai didn't specify what the service would offer, but Sony has been making a concerted effort to bring as much of its content online as possible. No release date was announced.
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ATLANTA - Georgia lawmakers are moving to seize more control over the public defender system as it struggles with an increasingly strained budget and lagging support from powerful politicians.
The Senate voted 32-21 Thursday to strip the public defender council of its authority, giving politicians more power over the beleaguered system. It comes a year after lawmakers transferred control of the system from the judiciary to the executive branch.
The moves are partly a response to the eye-popping costs of the trial of courthouse gunman Brian Nichols, whose state-funded defense topped $2 million and spared him from the death penalty. But it's also a backlash against the council's threats to sue the state for more funds.
"Sometimes we gotta say, just like we do to our children, you've gone too far in your powers. We're taking away the keys," said state Sen. John Wiles, who co-sponsored the bill. "We gave the people the power, and they've abused it. That's why it's time to take it away."
The 15-member council now plays a key role in setting policy and making financial decisions for the public defender system. Its members are appointed by judicial leaders as well as politicians.
The proposal, which now goes to the House, would transform the council into an "advisory" panel that would be appointed by the governor, lieutenant governor and House Speaker. Under the proposal, the key decisions would rest with executive director Mack Crawford, a former state legislator.
The measure's Democratic critics say it infuses partisan decisions into what should be a judicial function. And they worry it could ultimately lower the standards of the indigent defense system — and leave the state vulnerable to lawsuits.
"If I was standing with my life hanging in the balance, I want the most extensive defense I can get," said Senate Minority Leader Robert Brown, D-Macon. "And that's no matter whether I'm rich, middle class or poor."
The public defender program was already targeted with budget cuts before Nichols was found guilty of murdering a judge, a deputy, a court reporter and a federal agent in a 2005 shooting spree that started in the Fulton County Courthouse.
But lawmakers, including those who had backed the creation of the system in 2003, said the Nichols case pushed them over the line. And many pin the blame directly on the public defender council.
"I have never in my life been as frustrated with a group of people," said state Sen. Seth Harp, a Midland Republican who helped sponsor the indigent defense program six years ago.
"They are the most irresponsible group of people I have ever seen and they're doing harm to the public. They are a bane on the people of Georgia."
As the economy worsened and Georgia officials looked to close a budget gap that now tops $2.6 billion, they asked state agencies — the public defender system included — to shed 10 percent from the budgets.
To some members of the council, the request was unreasonable. They argued that the system, which is funded by legal fees and not taxes, should be exempt from the cuts. And they threatened legal action to preserve more funding.
Critics of the proposal, mostly urban Democrats, urged the measure's GOP backers to look beyond the Nichols case, and to see beyond their anger with some of the members of the council.
"This Brian Nichols fellow, who already has hurt so many people, is being used as a poster child to hurt even more people," said state Sen. Kasim Reed, an Atlanta Democrat.
But others, including state Sen. Preston Smith, told lawmakers they've been "hoodwinked" long enough into supporting the system. He argued that Nichols received an "O.J. Simpson-type defense" on the taxpayer's dime.
"You would have a better defense claiming to be indigent than you would paying for your own defense," said Smith, R-Rome, the bill's sponsor. "And that's not what the Constitution requires."
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It also works equally well as a midday pick-me-up, so we suggest stashing one at your desk to combat the inevitable 3 p.m. slump. \\n\\n\\n[La Mer The Illuminating Eye Gel](http://www.allure.com/review/la-mer-illuminating-eye-gel-review), $150 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596106834346257915)).\\nThink of this as the equivalent of a power smoothie for your eyes. Free-radical-fighting black-tea extract is blended with the juice of noni fruit, a Japanese superfruit loaded with antioxidants, and hyaluronic acid, which helps the skin retain moisture. A little bit goes a long way since it spreads beautifully and melts right into skin. \\n\\n\\n[Fresh Black Tea Age-Delay Eye Concentrate](http://www.allure.com/review/fresh-black-tea-age-delay-eye-concentrate-review), $78 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107140794717785)).\\nIf you notice fine lines around your eye whenever you smile, you have dynamic wrinkles—ones that show up as a result of movement and contraction of the muscles. Because the solution definitely isn't to stop smiling, reach for this *Allure*-staffer fave. Amcella oleracea, a tropical plant extract, minimizes these microcontractions for smoother, less-lined skin. And if you're impatient like us, you'll appreciate the added algae extract that delivers immediate tightening. \\n\\n\\n[Erno Laszlo Transphuse Eye Refiner](http://www.allure.com/review/erno-laszlo-transphuse-eye-refiner-review), $105 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107176779445039)).\\nYou take a daily multivitamin for your body, so why not for your skin? Here, a blend of collagen-boosting vitamin A, plus antioxidant vitamins C and E, work synergistically to help improve skin's elasticity (and help prevent new wrinkles). Silicones give it a silky feel and instantly smooth out even the tiniest lines and imperfections. Also nice: a quick dry-down, without any hint of greasy or sticky residue. \\n\\n__Dermalogica Age Smart Multivitamin Power Firm__, $60 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107472411022074)).\\nWhen a top dermatologist creates a skin-care product, you know it's going to be good, and this is no exception. It also means it may contain some ingredients you've never heard of. In this case, it's superoxide dismutase (say that five times fast), a crazy-powerful and multitasking antioxidant that address wrinkles, circles, and puffiness. \\n\\n[Dr. Jessica Wu Cosmeceuticals White Peony Eye Contour](http://www.allure.com/review/dr-jessica-wu-white-peony-eye-cream), $135 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107491086305453)).\\nWith a noticeably pearlescent finish, this looks more like a highlighter than an eye cream. When it's dabbed under the eyes, the brightness knocks out even superstubborn dark circles and minimizes how much concealer you need to use on top (even if you're sleep deprived and jet-lagged, like we were when we tried it). But it's not just a quick fix: The niacinamide in the formula works to minimize dark circles over time. \\n\\n__Olay Eyes Illuminating Eye Cream__, $24.99 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107512385082295)).\\nBlurring products are all the rage, but many are too thick to use on the delicate skin around the eye—the place where you often need it the most. Enter this option, which uses palm oil to smooth away pesky crow's-feet. Like the other products in the line, it also contains a salmon-egg enzyme (it's not as gross as it sounds) to gently dissolve dead skin cells. Even if it didn't work, we'd keep slathering it on just to get a whiff of the clean, fresh scent. \\n\\n__Restorsea Pro Line Blur Eye Cream,__ $65 ([__Search for a physician's office__](http://shop-links.co/1596108006790110035)).\\nIf it's good enough for Salma Hayek, it's good enough for us. Case in point: this insanely rich balm from her line (it's so thick that you can turn it upside down and nothing will spill out). Credit a blend of heavy-hitting moisturizers—shea butter, macadamia oil, and coconut oil—along with a firming rose-petal complex. Because it is so creamy, save it for nighttime use (it's also amazing on overnight flights). \\n\\n__Nuance Salma Hayek Age Affirm Firming Eye Balm__, $19.99 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107591271835608)).\\nRetinol is the biggest anti-aging player on the block when it comes to knocking out wrinkles, but it can be too harsh for the sensitive skin around your eyes. This multitasker uses retinaldehyde instead, a slightly different form of vitamin A that's gentler yet still effective. Since it contains a retinoid, use it only at bedtime, when there's no chance of the ingredient being inactivated by the sun. And be sure to dab it around your lips as well to treat and prevent those unsightly \\"bar code\\" lines. \\n\\n__Eau Thermale Avène Ysthéal Eye and Lip Contour Care,__ $40 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107684173997951)).\\nIf you've ever felt like the skin around your eyes is drier than the rest of your face, it's not your imagination. The skin is thinner in this area, meaning it's crucial to add moisture. This longtime favorite touts both shea butter and hyaluronic acid to do just that—yet still absorbs quickly. It also contains proteins that mimic the ones in your skin that boost natural moisture production. \\n\\n[RéVive Moisturizing Renewal Eye Cream](http://www.allure.com/review/revive-eye-renewal-cream), $150 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107822133107834)).\\nHow do you make an already good eye cream even better? Cover it up. This treatment comes with special patches that you apply directly over the cream and leave on for 10 to 15 minutes. Covering the product helps the active ingredients—hyaluronic acid spheres that fill in fine lines and skin-tightening polymers—penetrate deeper and work faster. Since this isn't meant for daily use, think of it as the eye equivalent of a face mask and use it on skin-care Sundays or before a special occasion. \\n\\n__Murad Professional Eye Lift Firming Treatment__, $68 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107846367829709)).\\nThe heritage brand may have a whole slew of cult classics, but this one takes first place when it comes to achieving younger-looking eyes. It has the same hydrating botanical ingredients (squalane, evening primrose, and lavender) as the Midnight Recovery serum we also love, plus a plant extract called Butcher's Brown that some studies have shown improves blood circulation. Translation: less puffiness and fainter fine lines by the time your alarm goes off. \\n\\n[Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Eye](http://www.allure.com/review/kiehls-midnight-recovery-eye-cream), $37 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107866890592273)).\\nFine lines and wrinkles could be exacerbated by spending too much time squinting and frowning at your TV, phone, or computer. This cream relies on, among other things, caffeine, resveratrol, and a complex containing niacin to treat these signs of \\"screen fatigue.\\" We also like the tiny tip on the applicator that dispenses just the right amount of product with one squeeze. \\n\\n__StriVectin Intensive Eye Concentrate for Wrinkles__, $69 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107924066638995)).\\nIt's rare to find an eye cream that's especially made for mornings. After all, not only does it have to absorb quickly and play nicely with your other morning skin-care products, but it also has to work well under makeup. This one does all of those things, plus the refreshing gel acts like a java jolt for your eyes (especially if you stash it in the fridge, like we do). \\n\\n__First Aid Beauty Eye Duty Triple Remedy AM Gel Cream__, $36 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107958667785362)).\\nWhether or not you have sensitive skin, the thin and fragile skin around the eyes is naturally more prone to irritation. Luckily, this completely hypoallergenic choice is free of 76 of the most common allergens, along with the common culprits, like fragrance and preservatives. What it does have is glycolic acid for mega-mild exfoliation, growth factors to stimulate collagen, and antioxidant-rich green tea. Don't be worried by the slightly brownish color; it blends in without leaving behind a telltale hue. \\n\\n__VMV Hypoallergenics Re-Everything Eye Serum__, $100 ([__Shop Now__](http://shop-links.co/1596107981024775411)).\\nSave these ideas for later—and follow [Allure on Pinterest](https://www.pinterest.com/alluremagazine/)!


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"Hey, we lost to one of the best teams in the world so, no harm. I take a lot from that. I thought our guys played solid."
"Can't be any happier. This is exactly what we wanted to do, get to the one-two game. Didn't expect to get there this quickly with two games to go, but I'll take it."
"I wouldn't think it's ever happened that Stoughton has lost four games in a row in his entire career."
"We've got loads of experience and I think we're going to build on that going into tomorrow's final."
"I don't think I'm ever going to step out of his shadow and I think I told you guys umpteen times, I'll never, ever fill his shoes. The four of us are here to win it for Ontario and to win it for ourselves and it really has nothing to do with Russ or what he's accomplished in the past."
"It's hard to get here to begin with. To do as well as we did and then come up short is disappointing."


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One day we went hiking from the Lingyin Temple to a place called Meijiawu. The path through the forest that we took ended up on the outskirts of the village, in a place that looked like this:
As we passed the scabby dog, who didn't seem like he liked us very much, we got to the beginning of a lane lined with houses, garages and sheds:
One of the sheds was obviously used as someone's kitchen, with rice bags hanging on the wall, soy sauce and stoves around, chickens walking to and fro:
And right next to it we saw this:
A spotless, shiny car. Did it belong to the people who created the garbage dump in the forest and cooked their meals in that tiny, open-air kitchen? Or was it the property of someone else living nearby in one of the big new houses? It could have been either and none of the answers would be surprising in a country where kids sell their kidneys for iPhones, where people buy flats they can't pay off and cars they don't have anywhere to park. All these things give you "face" in dealing with strangers or business partners. Pretending to be above it is useless: people will judge one another by appearances and no one will buy that "I'm not into luxury" stuff.
Unless you're a foreigner; then you might get away with some things, just because "they do things differently yonder in them foreign countries". The popular assumption being that all foreigners are rich (oh, if only 'twas true), so if you choose to have a dilapidating old phone, it's because you want to. But it can sometimes backfire, as evidenced by something I heard once while waiting for a train. I was tampering with my old and unimpressive camera, when a man in a business suit and with a huge watch on his wrist sat next to me, gave it a passing look and snorted self-importantly (presumably to himself, because I had headphones in my ears and in any case I'm white, so obviously I don't understand): Pah, you call that a camera!


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- n. A very unkempt dirty place
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- n. An unpleasant person or place.
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Mate your a ******* idiot, proud indian, indian sex god, whatever get a life, oh sorry you live in a shithole, that is your life! who is the best batsman in the world today at current form?? tendulkar or ponting or someone else? en Español
I guess RogersJi doesn't realize what kind of shithole he would find himself in if he doctored his own passport.
The proverbial "shithole" you reference is only the near-future SF, and the near-past Christianity corrupt middle ages though.
Yes, there are many people who don't fit the "shithole" bill ... but it's always been the same.
To describe a place as a "shithole" indicates that his vocabulary is on vacation.
Because she knew that 'shithole' was the word that Lucy and her mother would use to describe her home.
Hmmm ... the Globe and Mail says she called it a "shithole".
It would definitely be better than this communal shithole.
The South is dragging this country into a shithole of economic decline and global climate warming that I am very concerned the rest of us cannot reverse.
Last night I met a man from the same little shithole town that you are from and I kissed him in the mouth to find out if he tasted like coal like you do.


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Mumbai, Nov 18 (IANS) Key Indian equities indices opened flat on Wednesday in line with global cues, notably from the Asian peers and the Wall Street, as investors looked for some early profit-taking after two days of rally.
Against the previous close at 25,864.47 points, the sensitive index (Sensex) of the Bombay Sock Exchange (BSE) opened at 25837.71 points.
Immediately thereafter, it was ruling at 25,836.07 points, with a loss of 28.40 points (0.11 percent).
At the National Stock Exchange, the broader 50-share Nifty was ruling at 7,823.15 points, with a loss of 14.40 points (0.18 percent) over the previous close at 7,837.55 points.
On Tuesday, the Sensex gained 104.37 points (0.41 percent) while the Nifty was up 30.95 points (0.40 percent).
"The European markets surged on Tuesday, as investors shrugged off geopolitical concerns. Defence stocks were among the best performers after Friday's terror attacks in Paris. Investors sentiment also received a boost from the stronger-than-expected German economic confidence report," Angel Broking said in a pre-open analysis.
"But the US markets ended the session roughly flat after showing a substantial move to the upside in the previous session. The choppy trading on Wall Street came as traders expressed uncertainty about the market outlook following the terrorist attacks."


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Pictures are worth a 1000 words as the worn expression goes. But nah, not always. Sometimes they're actually worth about 20. Sifting through these WCP pictures from the Arlington County Fair makes a person want to avoid the fairgrounds entirely.
As freelancer Eddie Scarry put it, "I know people without fingers that could take a better picture."
To be sure, aside from meaningless balloons and people who look like they'd prefer to die rather than be there, a few photographs jump out. There's the one that could depict pedophilia — simply frightening. There's also a shot of a pig and even he looks to be saying, "Seriously? What are you doing down here shooting your lens up my brother's rump?"
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Tyler Greentree – a server at The Cascade and The Union for the past 7/8 years – needs some help…
As some of you may or may not know, our tiny Tyler Greentree has to undergo an operation in the coming months to replace her little hip. 7 years ago she suffered a car accident that contributed to a pain in her hip that has been getting worse over the years. In June 2012 she woke up one morning to a mounting pain that caused her to believe something much worse than an old injury was surfacing. After scans and MRIs it was revealed that she has severe osteoarthritis in her right hip. This means that both her femur and socket are breaking down and creating multiple bone spurs which make walking extremely painful and sometimes impossible. A full right hip replacement is the only option.
In February, Tyler was forced to leave her job as the mobility needed was not possible. She thought she would be able to endure and build her savings until May when her surgery is expected to happen, but this was by no means manageable. At this time she is living off minimal savings and a preposterous $84 a week from medical EI. How could anyone survive on this?
As for the operation, Tyler is on a cancelation list – it could happen next week or in May. The recuperation time is set between between 1.5 – 3 months, during which time she will not be permitted to do anything but the required physiotherapy excercises. Mobility will be limited to her lazy-boy (rental). Tyler is, as we know, an incredible trooper and is maintaining a very positive, light-hearted attitude. She is well taken care of, has a place to stay until the surgery and after and has all the love in the world from those around her. So this is why I'm reaching out, because I know that if we can channel all this love into a few dollars to help a sister out, the outcome will be a glowing web of support for our astonishing friend in need.
Your donations, however small, will be put to great use. They will see Tyler getting the pre and post operative care, nutrition and maintenance that she needs to prepare for and fully recover from this procedure. She is a very private person, so if this all comes as news to you, do not be upset. This surgery is literally going to give Greentree her life back, and that is a very good thing!
Those capable of helping Tyler out can do so here. Chin up, girl!
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I am a visiting postdoctoral research associate at Hatsopolous Microfluids Laboratory @ MIT, working with Gareth McKinley in the Non-Newtonian
Fluid Dynamics Research Group on a collaborative project with Manuel Alves, FEUP - University of Porto (Portugal) and Fernando Pinho, Universidade do Minho (Portugal).
The main project focuses on extensional flows of dilute elastic aqueous solutions in microfabricated geometries. I am also interested in the
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First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond faced Alistair Darling MP, leader of the Better Together campaign, with just over six weeks to go until the September 18 referendum on independence.
The pair clashed over issues from whether an independent would keep the pound and remain a member of the European Union, to the economy and the future of North Sea oil revenues.
Broadcast by STV - which faced complaints from viewers around the UK who had problems viewing an online live stream - it was the first such encounter between the pair during the campaign and kicks off its closing stages.
As the debate got under way a new Ipsos MORI poll for STV News suggested a four point rise in support for independence (40%) since June, while an unchanged 54% of those "certain to vote" said they would back the No campaign.
Alex Salmond had initially refused to face Mr Darling, instead insisting he would only take on David Cameron. The Prime Minister has consistently refused the offer.
Tonight's two-hour debate took place at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow and the men cross-examined each other, as well as taking questions from an occasionally raucous audience.
Alistair Darling's Better Together campaign has consistently been ahead in the polls and he pressed the First Minister for answers on independence - repeatedly demanding to know if he had a "Plan B" if an independent Scotland is barred from using the pound.
Blair McDougall, his campaign director, said: "Voters in Scotland have been listening to the independence debate for over two years now.
"Surely if Alex Salmond had convincing answers on the details of separation, we would have heard them by now."
For Alex Salmond, the TV debate and similar events that are expected to follow present an opportunity to strive for the game-changing moment that his campaign needs to turn the polls around.
Blair Jenkins, chief executive of the Yes campaign, said: "We know that Scotland is one of the richest countries in the world, wealthier than the UK, France and Japan, and only the powers offered by a Yes vote will enable us to make this wealth work better for everyone in Scotland.
"We also believe that the No campaign have a problem with both the negativity of their message and the unpopularity of their messengers."
On the morning of the debate, the three main UK party leaders announced they had signed a pledge to increase the powers of the Scottish Parliament.
David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg all put their name to a declaration made earlier this year by their parties' Scottish leaders to guarantee an increase in Scotland's powers under devolution.


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Baby Animals series is going on with the version of 2. What about colouring amazing and cute baby animals? If your answer is yes, you can start the joy with downloading the Baby Animals Painting 2 game which we prepared for you. 32 original and imagiining baby animals are waiting for you in this game. Cats, cute horses, baby goat and cub hippo are only some of them. Painting games should be functional. In this game there are detailed colour palette, functional eraser and rapid picture chancing selections.
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text: Did you turn on the flashback database feature? If so, then archiving may have been turned on for you. It adds another log_archive_dest_1 that points to the flashback area. Pat -----Original Message----- From: oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Martin Klier Sent: Monday, August 25, 2008 4:31 AM To: mwf@xxxxxxxx Cc: wjwagman@xxxxxxxxxxx; oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: Archiver error without archive log mode Hi Mark, Mark W. Farnham schrieb: > Have you recently switched to noarchivelog mode and possibly it is > still trying to archive logs that are at least partially from the > period when you were in archivelogmode? No, this system has never been in archive log mode. Thus, the archive log target does not exist, anyway. > This all seems a bit odd to me, but then I don't push hard on > noarchivelog mode. Yes, odd is the right word. I simply can't imagine why the ARCH process is running, anyway. Regards Martin -- Usn's IT Blog for Linux, Oracle, Asterisk http://www.usn-it.de -- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l [CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY NOTICE] Information transmitted by this email is proprietary to Medtronic and is intended for use only by the individual or entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is private, privileged, confidential or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient or it appears that this mail has been forwarded to you without proper authority, you are notified that any use or dissemination of this information in any manner is strictly prohibited. In such cases, please delete this mail from your records. To view this notice in other languages you can either select the following link or manually copy and paste the link into the address bar of a web browser: http://emaildisclaimer.medtronic.com -- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l


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A SOUTHAMPTON lecturer tried to obtain free parking by using a dead relative's permit, a court heard.
But his deceit was uncovered by a patrolling traffic warden, the city magistrates were told.
Even then Sucha Singh kept up the pretence that his father-in-law was still alive when challenged by city council officials.
Singh, who teaches at the City College, had parked his mother's black Ford Escort in a pay and display bay in St Mary Street, leaving his blue badge in the window.
However when enforcement officer Mark Humphries made a check through his hand-held computer, he discovered it had been cancelled because Ronald Gibson – to whom it had been issued – had died.
He also realised the Escort had been there for more than the permitted two hours and slapped a ticket on it.
Prosecutor Mary Kigonya said two city council officials went to his mother's home in Northbrook Road to check if the car was there and displaying the badge.
Singh came out and produced the permit for inspection.
"He was then asked where the badge holder was and he told the officers he had just dropped him home.
"He was then cautioned and told they knew the badge holder was deceased.
"Mr Singh then admitted this was correct and surrendered the badge."
In interview, Singh admitted he had parked in St Mary Street for four hours after dropping his mother off at his sister's where he claimed there was no residential parking, and claimed he had accidentally put Mr Gibson's badge on display, instead of his mother's.
When questioned about the use of the badge in Northbrook Road, Singh said he thought he had parked the Escort in a disabled bay.
His mother had been with him and he had put his father-in-law's badge on display.
Singh, 54, of Burke Drive, Thornhill, admitted two charges of using an invalid permit, and was ordered to pay fines, costs and victim surcharge fee totalling £1,355.
In mitigation, Julie Macey said when the lecturer got the parking ticket, he thought he had parked the vehicle incorrectly: "He had not realised he had used his father-in-law's and paid the fine."


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Notes on third-party FPGA design tools
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A few notes on some interesting discussions about third-party FPGA design tools that have come up over the past couple of weeks.
I asked Rhines if he could envision a situation where the FPGA companies eventually stop providing their own tools, instead relying on third-party vendors like Mentor and Synopsys Inc. to sell more into this market. Rhines paused for a moment, then said, "I don't know. It's possible."
This is an area that I am just delving into, and I sense there is much to learn. But my first thought is that such a transition would be difficult. If, for example, Xilinx suddenly stopped offering tools, it would seem that it would give an Altera an instant competitive advantage and an incentive to keep them coming.
This week, at the Synopsys Users Group event in Santa Clara, Calif., Chairman and CEO Aart de Geus was asked several questions about the company's plans for Synplicity, the FPGA tool specialist it acquired last year.
De Geus said at least in the near term Synplicity would remain a separate business unit and that its Synplify Premier and other products would remain standalone.
But de Geus wouldn't rule out rolling Synplicity technologies into other Synopsys products in the future, saying the acquisition had brought side benefits to the tools such as alignment with IP and verification.
"We don't want to go to the mega solution where everything is put in and nothing is quite as good as before," de Geus said.
Gary Meyers, vice president and general manager of the Synplicity business group (he was Synplicity's CEO prior to the acquisition), also got into the act. Meyers said the acquisition has brought a number of advantages.
"Being part of Synopsys, it's easier for us to do work hand and hand with other groups to make sure that IP goes cleanly through the FPGA flow," Meyers said.
One attendee voiced a complaint about Synplicity support following the acquisition, saying it used to be a one-on-one situation but now can take months to get issues resolved. De Geus didn't speak to that issue on stage. He told the attendee they should discuss it following his address.
It would seem that third-party FPGA tools are on the minds of users and something that warrants scrutiny going forward.


text: Not sure if this had been talked about but how do you fellow bassmates know know what fits and what doesn't fit into a song? Simplicity? Complexity? Groove? Lead? What are your opinions and what is your process? I always think about what notes I can fit in to make it sound good and full but I play too much sometimes any tips?


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Baylor Student Publications Receive Awards at Baptist Press ConventionNov. 12, 2007
by Rebekah Hardage, student newswriter, (254) 710-6805
The Baylor University student publications department won several awards at the 7th annual Baptist Press Collegiate Journalism Conference held in Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 11-13. The Baylor Lariat, Round Up yearbook and Focus magazine were all honored at the "Excellence in Journalism" themed event, which celebrated those with a commitment to both their faith and their journalistic work. Below is a detailed list of awards and recipients:
Lariat/Focus Awards:
1st place --Sports Writing, Will Parchman for "Rivalry stands test of time"
1st place -- Color Individual Sports Action Photography, David Poe for "Missouri Thriller"
1st place -- Color News Photography, Abbie Rosen for "Soulforce arrests"
1st place -- Color Feature Photo Story, Jon Schroeder for "Envisioning Spirituality," Focus Spring 2007
2nd place -- Feature Story, Bryan Smith for "Forgotten 25th"
2nd place -- Front Page Design, Jordan Daniel for "Sept. 11 anniversary"
3rd place -- In-Depth Writing, Kate Boswell for "Coal Debates"
3rd place -- Color Feature Photography, Laurisa Lopez for "Henna tattoo"
3rd place -- Color Feature Photo Story, Henry Chan for "CSI: Waco"
3rd place -- Overall Newspaper
Round Up Awards:
1st place -- Student Life Copy, Heather Fogt
2nd place -- Sports/Club Design, Melinda Henderson
3rd place -- Student Life Copy, Kelli Boesel and Melissa May
3rd Place -- Club/Portrait/Academic Copy, Ryan Brinson
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A little while ago we came across this Marker Pendant designed by Tristan Eaton and produced by Complete Technique, so we thought we'd show it to you. Thunderdog Studios is offering it right now – the Market Pendant comes in sterling silver and is 1″ tall. In fact it's a Thunder Mutt pendant with a hidden Sharpie Marker inside. They made a limited edition of 100 pieces of the pendant and released them for 200 USD.
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February 22, 2011
Boccalone - San Francisco, CA
What visit to San Francisco's Ferry Market is complete without a trip to Boccalone? Our haul from the shop this week included Brown Sugar & Fennel, Soppressata, and Orange & Wild Fennel salamis. You can also order 'em online.
Posted by Green Olive at 4:07 PM
1 comment:
- prassanna said...
Great thoughts you got there, believe I may possibly try just some of it throughout my daily life.
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- February 20, 2012 at 3:17 AM
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