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July 30, 2015
From the Press Box: Salary Cap Shuffle
RotoWire's Paul Bruno reviews the teams with the best salary cap situations, like the New Jersey Devils, as well as those that may have to be big sellers, such as the Detroit Red Wings.
April 13, 2015
Neutral Zone Wrap: Playoff Rankings and Picks
Evan Berofsky sizes up the Stanley Cup playoffs and finds a winner in St. Louis and David Backes, who leads his playoff-pool rankings.
February 7, 2015
The Man Advantage: Power-Play Avalanche
Mark McLarney looks to where the struggling Avs might turn after top power-play defenseman Erik Johnson was placed on injured reserve.
FanDuel NHL: Value Plays for the Week
Michael Clifford breaks down his best Saturday value plays on FanDuel.
January 27, 2015
Wednesday Daily Puck: Raising Kane
A few players are back, while a legendary goalie is gone.
December 23, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Armia of One
With Marcus Foligno down for the count with a hand injury, the Sabres have promoted top prospect Joel Armia.
December 21, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Hab Nots
It's Christmas Break week, and the NHL is playing with a compressed schedule. It's more compressed in Montreal, where they have just one game this week.
December 20, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: Top Cat
First overall draft pick Aaron Ekblad is having an incredible season. Is he already a Norris trophy candidate?
December 19, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: Not The Good Kind of Blues
The Blues blew a 3-0 lead Thursday night against the Kings, which begs the question - are they good enough to win the Cup?
December 15, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Oil, But Not Slick
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins has been one of very few bright spots for an Oilers team that just fired another head coach.
NHL Barometer: Fine On His Own
Ryan Getzlaf hasn't faltered despite being without his linemate Corey Perry. Check out the latest batch of Risers and Fallers in this week's Barometer.
December 14, 2014
Frozen Fantasy: Beyond the Wire
RotoWire's Janet Eagleson delves into waiver wire strategy and explains why Senators forward Mika Zibanejad is poised to bloom under new coach Dave Cameron.
December 13, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: Sidelined Sid: The Latest Case of the Mumps?
Penguins' forward Sidney Crosby is sidelined with a possible case of the mumps, while John Carlson is on pace for a career season in Washington.
December 10, 2014
Beat the Cap: Nostalgia, Checking Twice and a Bag of Pucks
Aaron Ekblad's price in daily games will be rising in short order, writes RotoWire's Neil Parker.
December 7, 2014
NHL Barometer: The King Is Tired
RotoWire's Jan Levine suggests that the Rangers need to give Henrik Lundqvist a little more rest to preserve him for the stretch run.
December 6, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: Showtime in the Windy City
The red-hot Chicago Blackhawks have won five straight games, outscoring their opponents 19-8 in that span. Patrick Kane is as lethal as ever, while Kris Versteeg is becoming a top scoring threat. And what about 20-year-old Brandon Saad?
December 4, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: Alfie's Farewell
An era of Senators hockey draws to a close with the retirement of Daniel Alfredsson.
Neutral Zone Wrap: Dottier in Detroit
With the primary components of the Red Wings healthy and playing together, they are getting much better results.
December 1, 2014
Frozen Fantasy: Hanging On?
Now pursuing a tryout with the Blues, Martin Brodeur has been unable to proceed quietly into retirement. Has his refusal to call it quits stained his legacy?
November 30, 2014
Monday Daily Puck: Victor Once Again
Victor Hedman returned Saturday to an already well-stacked Tampa Bay Offense
NHL Barometer: Not So Defensive
Fantasy owners of Alex Ovechkin were worried when Barry Trotz was hired to coach the Caps, but their fears haven't been justified yet.
November 29, 2014
The Waiver Wire: Bozak Attack
Unappreciated in most leagues, Tyler Bozak is showing fantasy leagues that he's worth the investment.
November 22, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: Schennsational
Brayden Schenn is finally living up to his potential, while a trade between Dallas and San Jose has some noteworthy fantasy implications.
November 19, 2014
Thursday Daily Puck: Don't Succumb To Vanek Panic
It's time to decide if you think a struggling player can turn it around, will prestigious players like Patrick Marleau, Mikko Koivu, Alex Goligoski, and Thomas Vanek turn around on early season struggles?
November 17, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Is The Magician Losing His Prestige?
Injury woes -- most recently a groin ailment -- have been dogging Pavel Datsyuk for years, and lately they've been affecting his offensive production, too.
November 15, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: Fallen Stars
Captain Jamie Benn is ice cold and youngster Valeri Nichushkin is down for an extended period. What should you make of these two Dallas Stars?
November 14, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: On Bryan Murray
The hockey world reels from the announcement of Bryan Murray's battle with cancer.
November 9, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Eight Is Enough
Antoine Vermette and the Coyotes not only have four games this week, but they have four the following week as well, as do the Canadiens.
November 8, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: Waiting On Geno
Being a successful NHL franchise and being a successful fantasy owner both require patience. In particular, judging how long to be patient with young players is a key in both games. Do you have the patience it takes to wait for a star to develop?
November 7, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: The Best of the Worst
Which eye should you poke out when watching the Sabres and Oilers? Left, right, or both?!
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In 5, 4, 3, 2 ... it's time for the iCarly Telethon! Spencer's creating a gigantic sock sculpture for Socko and needs -- yep, you got it -- SOCKS! Join Carly and friends on her web iTelethon and help get crazy, fun acts onstage to perform! The more points each zany act receives, the more socks will get donated and the bigger success Spencer's sculpture will be.
Can you help Carly keep her telethon online? Will Freddie keep his camera in focus? Can Spencer and Sam stay out of trouble at the Judge's Table? You've got just 28 hours to collect enough socks -- but beware of the Unhappy Performers, Broken Lights, Sock Attacks and more that could stand in your way!
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- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- 512 MB of RAM
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- Help Carly keep the gigantic sock Telethon online
- Make sure Freddie keeps his camera in focus
- Keep Spencer and Sam out of trouble at the Judge's Table
- Watch out for unhappy performers, broken lights, sock attacks & more that stand in your way!
iCarly: iSock It To 'EmPublisher: Nova Development CorporationRelease Date: August 11, 2010MSRP: 19.95 USD
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Today in Gear: May 1, 2017
An exclusive Bremont fighter pilot's watch, premium tequila, marine-blue glassware and much more.
An exclusive Bremont fighter pilot's watch, premium tequila, marine-blue glassware and much more.
If Bremont had made watches for mid-century pilots, they would have looked like the U2/T, a new limited-edition collaboration with a Texas retailer.
A pilot's watch is utilitarian, sure. But timeless looks never hurt either.
Our favorite new timepieces from the world's biggest watch event, Baselworld 2016.
Bell & Ross enters Formula 1, Breitling and Bremont fly high, OMEGA looks ahead to Winter 2018, plus more.
Bremont's latest Jaguar-inspired watch, a stealthy outdoor home security camera, a slim-fitting motorcycle jacket, a new take on the Eames Chair and more.
Bremont's latest automotive-inspired watch at a more approachable price, new releases by Acne Studios and Levi's Vintage, Art Basel and Design Miami kick off and more.
Audemars Piguet's royal lineage, a one of a kind IWC, Timex gets active and more.
At their UK facilities, Bremont is reclaiming the forgotten tradition of British watchmaking.
Blue watches are enjoying their moment, and whether you're a pilot, a diver, a sailor or just looking for a little color on your wrist, here are the 10 best.
Motion-capture fitness tracking, Bremont's special-edition watches, one handsome backpack and more.
Bremont goes to sea, the President's watch goes automatic, and Tudor goes back in time, plus a pink strap that you'll be proud to wear.
A new G-Shock colorway, IWC's foray into connected timekeeping, some Aussie leather and Bremont sponsors an American sailing team.
Thousands of frequent flyer miles and hundreds of watches later, we present our favorite timepieces from the horological orgy known as BaselWorld 2015.
The GMT watch is brilliant not because of its complexity but because of its simple ingenuity. We've picked five of the best, and all of them are ready to hit the ground running.
MB&F's last horological machine, two new Jaguar-inspired timepieces from Bremont, a new Pebble smartwatch and more.
While most of us won't time anything beyond a boring meeting or boiling eggs, a chronograph is all about readiness, potential and the human interaction with a micro-engineering marvel -- not to mention the rare opportunity to stop time.
A timepiece crafted from meteorite, Bell & Ross's WWII-inspired Vintage BR, Victorinox Swiss Army reimagines its Maverick and more.
This Week in Watches: IWC's Kurt Klaus celebrates his 80th birthday, Bell & Ross's BR-X1 chronograph, Graham's Silverstone RS line and more.
A good expedition watch must be a jack of all trades, with water, shock, and magnetic field resistance plus a compass bezel. For explorers, both the Bremont Terra Nova and Alpina Alpiner GMT 4 fit the bill; one is just significantly less expensive than the other.
The boys from Henley-on-Thames have done it again: Jaguar and reputable British watchmakers Bremont have collaborated on six new bespoke timepieces, which will accompany the final six cars in Jaguar's E-Type series.
This Week in Watches: Bremont's founder defends an embattled movement, James Cameron unveils a new Rolex, a Swiss brand releases an automatic signing machine, and much more.
New or old, a pilot's watch must be legible, tough, accurate and reliable, with extra points awarded if it looks good riding the sleeve of a flight jacket. This flock hits those marks.
When Bremont announced earlier this year that it was partnering with the airplane builder Boeing for two special edition watches, the three-hand Model 1 and the Model 247 chronograph, we were skeptical. Could this young British watch company that could do no wrong finally have gone one (Geneva-striped) bridge too far with a cheesy co-branding exercise? No better way to find out than strapping a bit of aeronautic history to our wrist.
The 1700s really were the halcyon days of horological innovation and most of it was happening in the British Isles. In 1800, some reports say that Britain made half the world's watches, around 200,000 a year. By 1900 however, production numbers had fallen to roughly 100,000, though worldwide consumption was by then in the millions. So what happened? And where does British timekeeping stand today?
The modern pilot's watch resembles those of the 1940s and '50s as little as an F22 Raptor resembles a P-51 Mustang. Nowadays, it's all about materials, ruggedness and functionality. Modern pilot's watches are also getting as stealthy as the planes they're modeled after, all blacked out for night maneuvers and flying under the radar. Today we look at two stealth fighters from England, both high flyers, but one that won't dive bomb your budget.
The three watch companies at the vanguard of the British timekeeping renaissance -- Bremont, Christopher Ward and Schofield -- represent very different approaches, price points and designs. Yet they share one thing: a distinctively British take on the wristwatch. We spent some time with each to establish a solid cross section of timepieces from across the pond. Put the kettle on and settle in for our impressions.
Packing for a trip to Russia for the Sochi Olympics is no small feat. There's weather, international travel, technology and a desire to stay light on our feet to consider. Gear needs to be tough, functional, lightweight and understated. Here's a sampling of what we're packing to use on a normal day in Sochi.
Bletchley Park -- sound vaguely familiar? During WWII it was a secret compound full of cryptanalysts just outside London where the encoded messages that communicated the movements of the Nazi U-boat fleet were decoded using human and mechanical intelligence. The important but largely unsung work done at Bletchley is said to have shortened the war by two years and saved countless lives. It's this work, and place, that the Bremont Codebreaker seeks to honor. We break down this unique and historically rooted timepiece.
In recent years, watchmaking materials have improved to the point where many Swiss-made mechanical watches meet minimum anti-magnetic standards. But that's not good enough for us; we're bringing you six of the most badass anti-magnetic watches on the market. Each has the same magnetic field resistance, 80,000 A/m (well above the minimum standard), except for Omega's offering, which...well, it puts the other timepieces' resistances to shame. Now, go forth and fear no refrigerator magnets.
The boys at Bremont have done it again, this time with their limited edition Codebreaker ($18,700 in steel), honoring the UK's Government Code and Cipher School (GC & CS) at Bletchley Park. As with their previous limited edition pieces (like the HMS Victory and the P-51), Bremont co-founders Giles and Nick English weren't content to merely limit production and slap a number on the case back.
Even if your aquatic adventures never go beyond a beach snorkel, summer is still a great excuse to strap on a dive watch. Timepieces designed for wet work also happen to be perfect companions for backyard barbecues, weekend cabin trips and afternoon doubleheaders. It's no wonder the dive watch remains one of the most popular timepiece categories, thanks to a decidedly sporty and casual vibe that wears well with board shorts and t-shirts, and an overbuilt ruggedness that can stand up to the inevitable scrapes of summer shenanigans and those impromptu night swims. But while there are a fleet of watches that try to capture the adventurous spirit of the diver, a select few go a little deeper. We round up seven of the best new ones for you here.
When Bremont offered to send their newest dive watch, the Supermarine 2000 ($5,900), for a review, I wanted to give this timepiece a fittingly rigorous program. After all, the company's tagline is "Tested Beyond Endurance", and some of its watches had accompanied adventurers on polar expeditions and round-the-world motorcycle journeys. The Supermarine 2000 is arguably Bremont's most rugged and capable watch to date. Its chronometer-certified movement is surrounded with a patented floating carrier, making it highly resistant to the effects of shock and vibration, a technology proven out in the company's Martin-Baker watches, which have been tested on equipment used to test fighter jet ejection seat components. The movement is also encased inside an anti-magnetic Faraday cage which protects it against harmful magnetic influence. And while Bremont's Supermarine 500 already boasted an impressive water resistance of 500 meters, the newest diver is rated to four times as deep. Of course, for a dive watch, all these features, while impressive on paper, are worthless if the watch doesn't perform well underwater. So it was time to take it diving.
To say that the HMS Victory is a ship with history is akin to saying that the Dali Lama is a man with faith. Launched in 1765, she is the only remaining 18th Century ship left in the world, as well as the oldest commissioned warship. The Victory's record at sea is the stuff of...
Reaching down to deploy the cupholder, you glance through your aviators at the chunky pilot's watch on your wrist. You're good for an on-time arrival. Suddenly, you spy a minivan bearing down on you at four o'clock so you quickly disable cruise control and switch into manual mode as you approach your exit. This is...
When we think of fine watches, our minds automatically shift to thoughts of the quaint villages and alpine vistas of Switzerland, or, increasingly, to Germany's Glashütte region, where brands like A. Lange & Söhne and Glashütte Original hail. But what of merry old England? Given that some of the most renowned figures in horology have...
Britain has a wealth of history. With the exception of being responsible for Greenwich Mean Time, most of that history has little to do with the watch world. Bremont, from our account, seems ready and poised to change that by bringing a British timepiece to the table and producing some awe-inspiring timepieces. GP got to...
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In the year 2010, computers are the new superpowers. Those who control them control the world. To enforce the Net Laws, Congress creates the ultimate computer security agency within the FBI: the Net Force.
A powerful examination of America's defense and intelligence systems of the future, Tom Clancy's Net Force is the creation of Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik.
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Urinalysis (Urine Test)
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
- What is a urinalysis?
- What can urinalysis results show?
- Who is involved in the interpretation of urinalysis?
- What types of doctors perform urinalysis?
- What does urinalysis involve?
- What is macroscopic urinalysis?
- What is urine dipstick chemical analysis?
- What are the pros and cons of dip sticks?
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- How is microscopic urinalysis done?
- What kind of cells can be detected?
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- What can the presence of white blood cells in the urine mean?
- Other than urinalysis, what are other common urine tests available?
What is a urinalysis?
A urinalysis is simply an analysis of the urine. It is a very common test that can be performed in many health care settings, including doctors' offices, urgent care facilities, laboratories, hospitals, and even at home.
A urinalysis test is performed by collecting a urine sample from the patient in a specimen cup. Usually only small amounts (30-60 mL) may be required for urinalysis testing. The sample can be either analyzed in the medical clinic or sent to a laboratory to perform the tests. Urinalysis is abbreviated UA.
UA is in general easily available and relatively inexpensive. It is also a simple test and can provide many useful information about various diseases and conditions. Some physicians refer to urinalysis as "a poor man's kidney biopsy" because of the plethora of information that can be obtained about the health of the kidney or other internal diseases by this simple test.
Urine can be evaluated by its physical appearance (color, cloudiness, odor, clarity), also referred to as a macroscopic analysis. It can be also analyzed based on its chemical and molecular properties, including microscopic assessment.
Urinalysis is ordered by doctors for a number of reasons, including the following:
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When you click the drop-down arrow to sort or filter a column in the view in Microsoft SharePoint Online, you receive the following message:
Cannot show the value of the filter. The field may not be filterable, or the number of items returned exceeds the list view threshold enforced by the administrator.
To resolve this issue, reduce the number of items in the view for the affected list or library to 5,000 items or less. To do this, take one of the following actions, as appropriate for your situation:
- Create a new view for the list or library or change the existing view. When you do this, use indexed columns and filtering to keep the view size for the list to 5,000 items or less. For more information about how to create a filtered view that has a column index, go to the following Microsoft website: Manage large lists and libraries in Office 365
Note The list limit to add or remove an indexed column is 20,000 items.
- Create folders in the library, and put items in the folders to keep the view for the library to 5,000 items or less.
This issue occurs when your list or library exceeds the list view threshold limit of 5,000 items for a view.
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Pat - you do a wonderful job of finding new variants. Today's swirl was such a happy one, I like the triple variant.PJ
Nah, I like to let them have their freedom! :-DDD
Pat, you need to add glue...or use hammer and nail to attach the ones that move around too much. Lovely swirls!
Thanks so much, Mandy, Lela, Jan, and roerick3! (No one has sliced and diced these swirls--they're just very rambunctious, and tend to twirl past the frame when they get restless...). I'm glad you like my increasingly desperate attempts to come up with something new! :-)))
Great swirls. Love them lots. Thanks for your great variation.
Delightful! Love the triple swirl, Pat! Another swirl variation for the Swirl Queen! Tip it clockwise and you have an owl! Great fun!! Thanks so much.
Someone's cut a slice off the big one!..........
I love your new triple swirls, thanks Pat :~)
Thanks so much, roseheather, fileusa, Ardy, Mimi, and Katie! I don't know how much longer I'll be able to think of new ways to swirl, but I promise to keep on trying! Glad you all had fun, dizzy or not! :-)))
I love that you constantly come up with new ways to give us swirls Pat! This display reminds me of all day suckers. Thanks!
So do I Pat, so do I!
Three swirls in one - double bonus. Thanks, Pat. I do love your swirls.
Thoroughly entertaining. Took me a while. Thank you
I love the colors in this swirly puzzle. But for some reason this is making me feel dizzy this morning. ; (
And calorie-free, too--can't beat that! LOL! Thanks, Barb!
Lots of the fun today, Pat! Thanks for my triple scoop swirl. :-))


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Fenwick High School held a special mass Tuesday to honor a former student slain Saturday in Afghanistan.
Anne Smedinghoff, a foreign service worker, died in a suicide bombing. The 25-year-old River Forest native is the first U.S. diplomat to die on the job since last year's Benghazi, Libya attack.
The students at Fenwick spent Tuesday getting to know the diplomat through her teachers.
"For one so young, she seemed so focused and determined to unravel the big problems," said Smedinghoff's AP Spanish teacher, Irene Drago, who spoke of her quiet intelligence and special gift for foreign language.
"Teachers are supposed to inspire students," Drago said. "But most teachers quickly realize the reverse is often true. Anne inspired me."
Other staff members challenged students to think of Smedinghoff as an example as someone who chose a career of service over personal gain.
"A typical [Fenwick] Friar is a person who takes ordinary gifts and does extraordinary thing with them," Dr. Gerald Lordan said. "Nothing that Anne did is beyond your capacity."
Those words clearly had an impact on graduating seniors.
"A lot of people would seriously consider doing something other than being a U.S. foreign officer. But she took her talents and she ran with it," said senior Cairo Lewis.
"Being in Venezuela and then Afghanistan, it really is inspiring to me thinking about what I want to do with my life, seeing a person being so motivated, so quickly," senior Jack Miller said.
After graduating from Fenwick, Smedinghoff attended Johns Hopkins University, where she majored in international studies She joined the U.S. Foreign Service straight out of college and volunteered for missions in perilous locations worldwide.


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In Autumn, the leaves begin to fall making the trees nothing but mere skeletons, the air turns very chilly, the sky turns smoky and silver, and the moonlight shines down casting eerie shadows in the night. What a perfect time to sit around in the dark telling spooky stories to your friends. Maybe you can remember hearing the spooky tale about a girl who always wore a ribbon around her neck.
Some stories are meant to be told and retold. I find that this is the case with this particular story. Although I could not find any trace of the original author or the storys exact origins, it seems to be of European descent. In Washington Irvings tale titled The Adventure of the German Student, which was published in 1824 as part of a collection of short stories called Tales of a Traveler, we see a common theme of a young bride with a black collar around her neck. However, folklorists refer to a European folk tale about a girl with a red ribbon.
There are different American versions of this story retold by various book authors in their own fantastic ways. Some of these versions include: The Velvet Ribbon by Ann McGovern, The Green Ribbon by Alvin Schwartz, and Yellow Ribbon by S.E. Schlosser. Like any great folk tale, this story has been passed on by storytellers, writers, and kids gathered around a toasty campfire alike. Now, I am retelling this haunting tale of friendship, love, and dismay to you.
There was a little boy named Noah who was very shy and always played alone. He was very lonely and wished that he had a best friend to spend time with. One day Noah met a little girl named Sarah who had just moved into the house across the street. At first Noah didnt know what to do exactly whenever he saw Sarah. He was very excited to have a new friend, but his timidness kept him from letting her know that.
As the weeks passed by Noah and Sarah became inseparable. They played games, told jokes, and read books to each other. Noah had become so fond of Sarah that he nearly cried every time that she had to go home. He loved the sparkle in her eyes and the smile that she always returned when he stopped to look at her.
But, Noah started to notice something very peculiar about Sarah. She always wore a bright, red ribbon around her neck and he couldnt help but wonder why. So, one day when Sarah was visiting him, Noah decided to ask her why she wore the ribbon. She told him not to worry, but she wasnt able to answer his question.
Noah had his sixteenth birthday, and Sarahs birthday was not far behind. They still remained best friends even after so much time had passed. Noah began to fall in love with Sarah, but it was no surprise that they began to date because Sarah also loved him. They went to the movies and school dances, still laughing at the same jokes theyd loved as kids, and telling each other their best secrets. But, every time he saw her, he also saw the red ribbon around her neck. And, each time he asked her why it was there she smiled and told him not to worry. It was an answer that Noah could never seem to find.
After some time had passed they decided to get married. They moved into a little house of their own and were very happy. But, still Sarah wore the bright, red ribbon.
Months passed, years passed, and there they were sitting side by side on the patio of their little house. They had become older, aged with grey hair and crinkled eyes. Still they were very happy and still Sarah wore the red ribbon around her neck.
That is when Sarah became very ill, hardly able to move from the bed where she lay resting. Noah became very worrisome, but would not budge from her side. He thought of all of the wonderful times and laughter theyd shared. But, still he never knew why Sarah wore that bright, red ribbon around her neck. Why was the ribbon so important that she never removed it for one single second?
Theyd shared so many secrets before and Noah felt that he should finally know the secret of the ribbon. He asked her once again, and Sarah looked at him with the same smile hed known for years. She replied, Yes, Noah. I will tell you. She told him that he could remove the ribbon, so he gently pulled it and it became untied. Noah gasped in fear, staring with eyes and mouth wide open, as he saw Sarahs head swiftly tumble to the floor!


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Justice briefers balk at oath demand
A closed-door briefing for a House Intelligence subcommittee was abruptly canceled Wednesday morning after Justice Department briefers refused a demand from the panel's chairwoman, Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.), that they testify under oath, officials said.
Members of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee were scheduled to hear about the Justice Department's decision not to bring any prosecutions in response to a CIA Inspector General's report that found the agency withheld key information about the accidental shoot-down of an aircraft carrying missionaries in Peru in 2001.
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Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler said the department had previously briefed the committee's staff on the shoot-down and were prepared to offer a similar briefing Wednesday. "We are unaware of any precedent for Department officials providing informal briefings to be placed under oath," Schmaler said.
A spokesperson for Schakowsky said she was not immediately available for comment.
The episode comes after a controversy earlier this year when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi complained that she had been lied to by CIA briefers — leading the agency to say it's not their practice to mislead members of Congress.
A House Democratic aide said Intelligence Committee Chairman Silvestre Reyes (D-Texas) has given subcommittee chairs authority to require testimony under oath, but it has not happened and it was unclear to staff why it was demanded in the Peru case.
The standoff was disclosed by the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Pete Hoekstra (R-Mich.), who said the dispute was emblematic of a broader unwillingness by the Obama administration to accept rigorous oversight from Congress.
"Once again the Obama administration is stonewalling the intelligence committee and rebuffing the committee's Democratic leadership," Hoekstra said in a statement. "From closing Gitmo, to interrogation and detainee policy, to a number of questionable national security decisions, the administration has refused to appear before the committee to explain its rationale or answer any questions."
A former official told POLITICO that the oath-taking dispute Wednesday was not the first such occurrence.
"There has been a back and forth over this over the years with that committee. Occasionally, issues of this testifying under oath have been raised," said the ex-official, who asked not to be named. "I know CIA among other agencies has occasionally got their back up. Usually, it's been when people got there and were surprised about being asked to do it. … Usually, people have gone home, thought about it, and a way was worked out to resolve it."
And the Justice spokeswoman Schmaler said, "We look forward to working with the Committee to accommodate its oversights requests consistent with longstanding congressional traditions and executive branch policies."
Lying to Congress can violate criminal law even when no oath is administered, but committees have sometimes insisted on sworn testimony to underscore witnesses' duty to tell the truth.
The events to be discussed at the briefing stem from April 2001, when the Peruvian Air Force shot down a Cessna which had been identified as potential drug trafficking aircraft by a CIA surveillance plane. An American missionary and her infant daughter were killed. Three others on board were injured.
The Justice Department conducted an inquiry into the incident, but the CIA Inspector General found prosecutors closed the case without being told that the intelligence agency knew of a series of episodes in which aircraft were shot down without proper warnings.
"In the aftermath of the missionary shoot-down, CIA conducted several internal examinations into the circumstances of the shoot-down and the broader conduct … that documented sustained and significant violations of required intercept procedures," the IG report said, according to a redacted version Hoekstra released last year.


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Pettitte to start Friday in Boston
Pettitte to start Friday in Boston
Pettitte was originally scheduled to start Wednesday's finale against the Blue Jays, but when the Yankees clinched a playoff spot with Tuesday's 6-1 win, his start was changed so that he could go into the playoffs closer to regular rest. Javier Vazquez started Wednesday in what could be a postseason audition.
Pettitte will be followed Saturday by A.J. Burnett, and manager Joe Girardi introduced Sunday's starter as "Mr. TBA."
This will be Pettitte's third start since coming back from being on the disabled list from July 19 until Sept. 18 with a groin injury.
Burnett gave up seven runs in 2 1/3 innings against Toronto in a 7-5 loss on Monday and is 10-15 with a 5.33 ERA, making Saturday's start important.
"We want him to pitch well," Girardi said. "We need him. A.J. has been a big part of our success last year, and we need him to get right. He struggled the other day with his command here. Saturday, I'm looking forward to a good start."
Girardi said Phil Hughes will get some work in one of the games in Boston. He said the situation in the standings, whether the division is on the line, could be a factor in determining Sunday's starter. Another factor could be if there are relievers who are part of the postseason plans who need work. Girardi does not want any of them to have too much time between appearances.


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NFL.com is reporting that the Miami Dolphins are ready to hand Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh $8 million dollars to come east next season.
The rumor mill is going to churn out these kinds of stories from now until Harbaugh makes it official and announces his career choice.
NBC Bay Area's Raj Mathai reported Harbaugh met with the 49ers yesterday. San Francisco is reportedly offering about half of what Miami is willing to spend, according to league sources. Harbaugh has lived here in the Bay Area for the past four years and has children who are still in school. That is a factor that scores points for the 49ers, but is it enough points to equal $4 million? Probably not.
Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross flew to the Bay Area Thursday in an urgent effort to convince Harbaugh to become his next coach. The Miami group left the San Jose airport tarmac before 4 p.m. and Harbaugh was not among them. That's a good sign for the 49ers. Bad for Miami.
If all of the above is true, then we could have ourselves a good old fashioned bidding war with Mr. Harbaugh coming out the big winner.
Harbaugh became an NFL darling this week after the 11-1 Cardinal earned a 40-12 Orange Bowl victory over Virginia Tech in Miami. He came to Stanford four years ago when the team was 1-11.


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Trejos Family Kuts does hair in style, Harvey & Associates receives dental sleep medicine accreditation
A new hair salon opened on Aug. 19 at Vernon Park Mall.
Trejos Family Kuts is both a barber shop and hair salon.
Owned by Gabriela and Pedro Trejos, the shop offers reasonable prices.
�We do everything. Women�s hair, men�s and kid�s,� Gabriela Trejos said.
Parents are welcome to bring their children when they come in for hair services.
�We are very family-oriented,� Trejos said. �We even have a kid�s play area.�
There, children can look at books, play with puzzles or watch television.
The couple, originally from Mexico, came to the U.S. as teenagers in 1995.
�I came with my parents,� she said. �... He came with his brother. His brother was married to my sister.�
Gabriela Trejos graduated from Greene Central High School with dual enrollment in cosmetology through Lenoir Community College. She received her license in 2000.
They married in 2002 and moved to Lenoir County two years later.
Her husband enrolled in barber school at the former Grace Barber College in La Grange and received his license in 2012. He works full-time at McFly�s Barber & Style in Goldsboro and part-time at the new shop.
Gabriela Trejos worked at Snow Hill Barber Shop for six years.
�We�re experienced with all types of hair,� she said, adding she does facial waxing.
The bi-lingual salon offers a $10 special on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for seniors.
The Trejoses are members of Stilman�s Baptist Church in Kinston and are involved in the Hispanic ministry.
The couple has three sons, Ruben, 10, Benjamin, 8, and Ezekiel, 7 months.
Walk-ins are welcomed, but chemical treatments are by appointment only.
Trejos Family Kuts, inside the mall near Shoe Show, is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For information, call Gabriela at 252-643-4661 or Pedro at 252-933-1537.
Harvey & Associates Family Dentistry recently received facility accreditation from the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine.
�The accreditation program was developed to define excellence in dental sleep medicine,� said B. Gail Demko, doctor of dental medicine and the Academy�s president.
The AADSM is the only nonprofit national professional society dedicated exclusively to the practice of dental sleep medicine.
Dental sleep medicine focuses on the management of snoring and obstructive sleep apnea through the use of oral appliance therapy � an effective alternative treatment for patients who prefer it to the CPAP.
Once a patient is diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea by a board-certified sleep physician, a dentist trained in dental sleep medicine can provide treatment with oral appliance therapy.
For Harvey & Associates, the accreditation program represents an opportunity to distinguish the facility and increase local understanding and acceptance of dental sleep medicine.
�Our team is dedicated to our patients in the Kinston area and we are so proud to be recognized for the high level of quality care we provide,� said J.V. Stark, doctor of dental medicine and dental director at Harvey & Associates. �The accreditation also serves as a great tool for us as we continue to educate those with obstructive sleep apnea and their physicians about the treatments and relief we can provide.�
Harvey & Associates Family Dentistry, 801 Plaza Blvd., Kinston, is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Dr. J.V. Stark is available from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2-5 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For information, call 252-527-5333.
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Comment #22 Sunday, April 15, 2012 5:26 AM
how come i havent commented on this yet? i thought i had...stupid old age lolz
this is still my favourite wb of yours paul... are you going to do a new wb soon?
id love to see some new stuff from ya.
Comment #23 Tuesday, April 17, 2012 7:41 AM
Thank You Thank You!
I have couple of ideas but don't have enough time now. But I start to making skins again soon I hope. Also want to remake some old themes, make FLASH II and Broken Aero II
Comment #24 Monday, April 23, 2012 1:25 AM
WOW BREATHTAKING! This will be my theme for a long long time. I love the animations, the use of color and contrast and the shapes/curves. I couldnt believe it when I saw you werent charging 20$ for it. I downloaded the dark icons the second wallpaper link down in the list and the WB W7 skin. Aftrer these elements were all in place on my sys I realized the pics don't do it justice. Truly a masterpiece of digital artwork and I look forward to seeing what you produce in the future.
Comment #25 Monday, April 23, 2012 1:47 AM
---OK I posted this and it didnt show in the thread so I appologize if it becomes a double post.---
WOW BREATHTAKING!! I rarely comment either, however, I fell in love with this when I saw it and couldnt belive it was free after installing the secondary background and the dark icons and the blind I realized it would be a very LONG LONG time before I would even think about changing my theme. (which I normaly do once a week at the minimum) I absolutely LOVE the animations/lighting, the curves/shapes and the use of colors/contrast. This is truly a digitaly artistic masterpiece and I CANT WAIT to see what you produce next, I would gladly have paid 20$ for this package. THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this.
Comment #27 Monday, April 30, 2012 4:27 PM
How do i install the themes is there a soiftware?
Comment #28 Monday, April 30, 2012 5:38 PM
Perfect work. I congratulate 1MrPaul1. And thank you a lot. Just having a little problem: When I click the start menu button on ObjectDock Plus2, the start menu doesn't stay on and cannot see the transparent frame around the start menu. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.
Comment #29 Tuesday, May 1, 2012 8:30 PM
I still have the original. Now I got it for 7. Very not bad sir. Thank you for sharing!
Comment #30 Wednesday, May 2, 2012 7:56 AM
Hola, soy nuevo usuario de esta pagina y sobre el tema me gustaria saber como instalarlo o activarlo, tengo windows 7 ultimate service pack 1 32 bits, muchisimas gracias...!
Comment #31 Wednesday, May 2, 2012 8:00 AM
Hola soy nuevo usuario de esta pagina, y sobre el tema quisiera saber como instalarlo o activarlo en mi pc, tengo windows 7 ultimate service pack 1 de 32 bits, muchisimas gracias....!
Comment #33 Wednesday, May 2, 2012 7:25 PM
Dear Mr Paul,Thank you for sharing this extraordinary design. I could happily pay $ 20 for it. I am using ObjectDock Plus 2. When I click the start menu button on the dock, the start menu doesn't stay on and cannot see the transparent frame
around the start menu. Will there be a fix for it?
Comment #34 Thursday, May 3, 2012 1:10 AM
Can you make a screenshoot of your problem with objectdock?
Comment #36 Friday, May 4, 2012 9:05 PM
good to all as I install this in my w7 would appreciate help thanks
Comment #37 Monday, May 7, 2012 6:15 AM
hi i didn't know how to use this application.. can anyone help me pls....
Comment #38 Monday, May 7, 2012 5:47 PM
I'll just buy the WindowBlinds Theme for this magnificent you've created! It's great!
Comment #39 Friday, May 11, 2012 5:16 PM
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text: Well I went against the grain a few months ago and took gamble after driving a mates golf on the same coilovers. Never was a fan of the cheap coilovers when I first had some on my old mk3 golf a few years back. But the ever increasing good reviews made me have another shot So I got the coilovers, they cost me £200, first impresions was the zinc finish looked **** and the build quilty was visualy poor looking. Any way they seemed to be well put together despite the poor look and and the dampers and piston rods etc all seem very stong. The only thing i was put off was the metal the rear adjusters and the perchs seemed to be very soft metal. So i went ahead and fitted them, first impressions they were fairly stiff but not neck breaking stiff, handling was also improved and and they was not crashy so i was impressed. After a few weeks of running in they got alot softer and almost stock like ride, i was a little disapointed. Anyhow they were set pretty high and etc, but i left them for while longer, eventually the height settled down once it did they began to feel alot better. So yesterday I decided they was ran enough for me set my stance and rid of the wheel gap. Once the car was up on stands and the wheels were off the coilovers looked to still be pretty good condition. They have done approx 2000 miles, about 500 of that was motorway the rest is spent pot hole ridden b roads. No sign of rust yet and the perchs hadnt even remotely seized and they have not even been greased, and no leaks etc. They was lowered alot more, once back on and settled I was happy the stiffness of ride increased massivly, but they still managed handle the poor roads without being a horrid ride, and imo the ride is far better than stock and the lower they go the better the rides seems to be. Handling again seems to be far better the front end seems have a little less understeer, and body roll has been greatly reduced too and also feedback from the road seems alot better. My only complaint is the rear has too much - camber and seems to get a little skitish and also visualy it looks like the rear wheels are toeing in a bit. So i went to see friend to get second opinion and he was amazed by the feel and commeted on how nice the ride was from a £200 set of coilovers. Also we compared to friends 05 leom TDI on eibachs, they felt much better no where near as crashy and alot less harsh but somehow alot stiffer. So overall I am mega impressed, and the setup on the dampers is almost perfectly set to how i would want it. The ride is better and the handling is so much better and makes the drive million miles more fun. So there is my opinion, £200 well spent on coilovers that suit me to a T without breaking the bank. They come with a 2 year warrenty and TUV certficate, i would happily recomend these to anyone who is looking for a entry level set of coilovers. I will also keep my thread updated if I have any issues etc and will also get the car up and inspect in another few thousand miles to see how they are coping. So there are definatly now no excuses for huge amounts of wheel gap. Pictures to follow shortly.


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Natu Patel, a member of the India Association of West Texas, knows an important fact about many India families learned during his 1987 trip there.
"People there have a house, and everything is in there," Patel said. "They don't play the stock market. They don't have bank accounts. Once that house is gone, they are gone."
Patel and other members of the India Association are gathering as many emergency items as they can to send to the crumbled, earthquake-ravaged country, where death tolls could exceed 25,000 people.
So far, a collection of blankets, clothes, shoes and other much-needed items have come to Lubbock from surrounding towns such as Lockney, Plainview, Brownfield, Slaton and Post, Patel said.
Members of the association met Tuesday and designated five drop-off locations for emergency items, he said. The group has been working at a frantic pace to assess the logistics of not only collecting items, but how to get them to India once they are ready to be shipped, he said.
All of those details will eventually ironed out, he said, and emphasized the urgency and importance of donations for the poor and homeless in India.
"It is very, very important," he said. "They need it so badly."
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Three gang members pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for their roles in last year's stabbing death of a gay man outside a downtown gay bar in Riverside, Calif. Under terms of the plea deal announced Wednesday, the trio won't be required to testify against a fellow gang member charged with stabbing Jeffrey Owens, 40, of Moreno Valley outside the Menagerie nightclub. Owens and a friend were allegedly attacked to enhance the street gang's reputation, a prosecutor said.
Viviano Cruz Marin, 26, and David Leal Martinez, 29, agreed to plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter. Superior court judge Edward Webster sentenced Marin to nine years in prison and Miguel Angel Ramos, 29, to three years on a count of being an accessory to murder. Martinez will be sentenced October 31. Martinez attorney Frank Peasley said the defendants belonged to a "small party crew" known as the Dark Side.
Trial for Dorian Lee Gutierrez, 20, is expected to start next year. He is charged with killing Owens and trying to kill Owens's friend Michael Bussee. During a preliminary hearing, police said Gutierrez admitted stabbing Owens. If convicted, he could face a prison sentence of 40 years to life.


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This article is a follow up to my previous post entitled ""How I Acquired PR4+ Links With Personalized E-mails" In that article I explained in detail how to go about acquiring links with personalized e-mails and even shared an example of how one link was obtained. What I didn't go into detail about was what you should do once a webmaster has stopped participating in your conversation.
The reciprocity method first requires you to offer a webmaster a reason to communicate with you. For example, a quick e-mail explaining that broken links were found is a good first step into the door. When you get a response back enquiring which links are broken this is when you carry out the rest of the technique by giving the information the webmaster wants along with a friendly site suggestion. Sometimes this is enough to get the link but many of the times that will be the end of the conversation. What to do now? Don't let the opportunity die; send them a follow up e-mail! By no means do I suggest you spam them to death nor get on your hands and knees begging for the link. Simply follow up after a couple days if you haven't received a response.
There could be so many reasons why the person you were talking to is no longer responding to your e-mails. Could they be on vacation? Could they have accidentally deleted your e-mail address? Or would you believe that some people are just that busy? Sending a friendly follow up e-mail asking if they received your previous e-mail is a good way to reengage in the conversation. Don't make it a long winded e-mail, get to the point and send it. If they want to respond they will, if they don't then you didn't spend that much more time on that contact. Feel free to move on to your next link opportunity.
I sent one gentleman an e-mail simply asking if he accepts site suggestions. Didn't bother him with a link but just gave him an explanation of what I had to offer and left it at that. I was very pleased to hear back from him stating that he thought it might be of some interest and that he would appreciate the site suggestion. In response I sent him the URL with once again a quick explanation on why I found the resource so valuable. A week goes by, no response nor was the link placed on his page. I took it upon myself to send a follow up e-mail and within the next day he not only responded but sent me a link to the page in which he added my link. No mention of why he didn't add the link earlier but the reminder e-mail had obviously motivated him to complete the task. What was the result? A bright new shiny link for my client! How Cool!
I love it when people share 'real life' link building scenarios, they don't pop up all that often so I will step up and share. Below is the conversation string for a link recently acquired. Like last time, all names, URLs and site descriptions have been blured to save my client and the linking website from SPAM.
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20 Questions: Tom Zé
Tom Zé is one of the most underappreciated geniuses in all of pop music history. Zé reveals how he wished he discovered the diatonic scale, why he looks so good in a fig leaf, and how psychoanalysis is his stress management . . .
Tom Zé is one of the most underappreciated geniuses in all of pop music history. He is considered by many to be one of the founding fathers of the Tropicalia movement, which helped redefine how the world felt about Brazilian music culture from the 1960s onward. Although people like Gilberto Gil and Os Mutantes all came from the same collective mindset, it wasn't until the mid-'80s when Zé broke through, having caught the eye of David Byrne, getting signed to his Luaka Bop record label, and soon experiencing a remarkable career renaissance . . .
Back in October of this year, Zé became recipient of some unique reissues, ranging from a fantastic multi-LP vinyl box set called Explaining Things So I Can Confuse You, along with a single-disc greatest hits retrospective CD called Estudando a Bossa. To help commemorate these releases, Zé sat down to do a brief 20 Questions feature with us here at PopMatters, revealing how he wished he discovered the diatonic scale, why he looks so good in a fig leaf, and how psychoanalysis is his stress management . . .
1. The latest book or movie that made you cry?
Scent of a Woman.
2. The fictional character most like you?
Raskolnikov, from Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky.
3. The greatest album, ever?
Bill Haley, proving with "Rock Around the Clock" that Copernicus was right and Ptolemy was wrong.
4. Star Trek or Star Wars?
Neither one. I prefer Arthur Clarke.
5. Your ideal brain food?
Conlon Nancarrow, Beethoven, and Bach.
6. You're proud of this accomplishment, but why?
Luaka Bop always saved me from the abyss.
7. You want to be remembered for . . . ?
For one verse: "seas, algorithms" from the song "Língua Brasileira" (Brazilian Language).
8. Of those who've come before, the most inspirational are?
Nancarrow, Beethoven, Bach, and David Byrne.
9. The creative masterpiece you wish bore your signature?
The diatonic scale.
10. Your hidden talents . . . ?
11. The best piece of advice you actually followed?
Do something different.
12. The best thing you ever bought, stole, or borrowed?
The observation.
13. You feel best in Armani or Levis or . . . ?
Fig leaf.
14. Your dinner guest at the Ritz would be?
Someone who would pay the bill.
15. Time travel: where, when and why?
Venice in the winter because my wife would like this.
16. Stress management: hit man, spa vacation or Prozac?
17. Essential to life: coffee, vodka, cigarettes, chocolate, or . . . ?
Brown rice.
18. Environ of choice: city or country, and where on the map?
A little of each one, in São Paulo and Irará.
19. What do you want to say to the leader of your country?
Build railroads!
20. Last but certainly not least, what are you working on, now?
The history of tropicalism.


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Healthy Corner Stores
The New Haven Healthy Corner Store Initiative is launching this month at Clinton Food Center in Fair Haven.
Sponsored by Community Alliance for Research and Engagement (CARE) at Yale and the New Haven Health Department, the organizations are working with neighborhood corner store to increase their selection and marketing of healthy foods.
The first four participating stores are the Clinton Food Center and Vinny's Market, both in Fair Haven; Adam's Food in Dwight; and Congress Market in the Hill. The launch of the first Healthy Corner Store will be at the Clinton Food Center on Friday, April 29, at 10 a.m.
Participating stores will receive incentives such as display stands, free marketing and advertising and give-away items for customers. The corner stores will place the Healthy Corner Store logo near healthier choices to help customers make more informed decisions.
Corner stores are an important part of New Haven's neighborhoods, and families and children frequently visit them for snacks and groceries. In many areas, corner stores outnumber traditional groceries and they often sell junk food and other unhealthy items. In CARE's recent asset mapping project of six New Haven neighborhoods, 104 food stores, were counted, over two-thirds of which were corner stores. Through the Healthy Corner Store Initiative, CARE is working to turn these stores into community assets – places where children and families have the option of buying fresh produce and healthy snacks. Stores that are in close proximity to schools have been prioritized to help students develop healthy eating habits at an early age.
CARE is a research group within the Yale School of Public Health and is committed to improving the health of city residents by fostering rigorous community-based research and by translating scientific breakthroughs into practical benefits.
In addition to the Healthy Corner Store Initiative, CARE is also sponsoring a citywide contest to encourage smokers to quit and has implemented a program in several city schools—known as Health Heroes—to promote healthier eating and lifestyle habits at an early age.
This article was submitted by Denise L Meyer on June 27, 2012.


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Europe's two-year tradition of failing to adequately act continues. The announcements last week by European institutions were a step in the right direction, but they failed to settle whether Europe will be able to tackle its longer-term, sovereign debt problems.
On Thursday, the European Central Bank took a number of steps to ease monetary conditions. The ECB lowered rates by a quarter percent and, more importantly, extended the period that banks can obtain loans to three years from 13 months. The latter action will provide a funding source for European banks now that US money market funds are no longer willing to buy European banks' obligations. However, the ECB didn't provide a plan to buy more Spanish and Italian debt, which is what the market really wants to see.
The drama continued on Friday, when European politicians discussed their plans for fiscal integration, describing how they are inching toward common budget rules and more fiscal discipline. While the plan appears sensible over the long term, it's still a vague roadmap. With so much still left unanswered, figuring out fiscal integration will carry over into 2012.
As a result, very elevated Italian and Spanish bond yields remain a short-term risk for both the European and global economies. If Spanish and Italian bond markets remain under pressure, it's still not clear that the European Union will have the necessary time to implement the fiscal integration they are envisioning.
Call #2: Lower to neutral on Turkey
Since I first advocated an overweight to Turkey and the iShares MSCI Turkey Investable Market Index Fund (NYSEARCA:TUR) in February, the country has underperformed other emerging and developed markets. I'm now moving to a neutral stance.
1.) A change in Turkey's inflation outlook. The primary reason why I'm downgrading Turkey is the country's changing inflation landscape. In February, Turkish inflation was a relatively modest 4%. Since then, Turkish inflation has accelerated to nearly 10%. This rise in inflation is arguably due to a combination of an overheating domestic economy, evidenced by a growing current account deficit, and very unconventional monetary policy. It also comes as inflation in most other emerging market countries is falling.
2.) Turkey no longer appears to be a bargain. In addition to higher inflation, Turkey no longer appears that cheap on a relative basis. The country is trading for about 9.5x earnings and 1.2x book value. This valuation is roughly on par with valuations for large, developed markets in Europe such as Germany and the Netherlands, and Turkey arguably should not be worth as much as them.
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Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Written By Russ Koesterich From The iShares Blog
Russ Koesterich, CFA, is the iShares Global Chief Investment Strategist as well as the Global Head of Investment Strategy for BlackRock Scientific Active Equities. Russ initially joined the firm (originally Barclays Global Investors) in 2005 as a Senior Portfolio Manager in the US Market Neutral Group. Prior to joining BGI, Russ managed several research groups focused on quantitative and top down strategy. Russ began his career at Instinet in New York, where he occupied several positions in research, including Director of Investment Strategy for both US and European research. In addition, Russ served as Chief North American Strategist for State Street Bank in Boston.
Russ holds a JD from Boston College Law School, an MBA from Columbia Business School, and is a holder of the CFA designation. He is also a frequent contributor to the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Associated Press, as well as CNBC and Bloomberg Television. In 2008, Russ published "The ETF Strategist"(Portfolio Books) focusing on using exchange traded funds to manage risk and return within a portfolio.


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Malaysia Airlines will fly the Kuala Lumpur-Hong Kong route daily with the Airbus A380 effective May 1.
After London and Paris, Hong Kong will be the third destination for the national carrier's new 494-seater superjumbo fleet of aircraft.
The A380 will replace one of the double daily flights for the route currently serviced by the B737-800.
In conjunction with the launch, the airline is offering an attractive economy class fare starting now until May 20, for travel between May 1 and Nov 30.
The price starts from RM380 one-way and RM760 return all-inclusive.
In addition to that, eight first class seats will be available with premium features such as converted full flat bed, which is the widest among other airlines, and individual 23-inch in-flight entertainment screen.
Business class seats will feature individual 17-inch in-flight entertainment screens with power supply and USB ports.
Now can someone explain to me how MH expects to make profit on this route with an A380? KUL-HKG is only a 1,365 nm trip and the aircraft replaces a B737! The cabin is also configured for long-haul routes, who needs first class on such a short route? And we know that CZ is losing money on their domestic A380 routes.


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Though his lyrics may often confound, when it comes to Jay-Z's love of high fashion, there is little confusion. And one of his most beloved brands, Gucci (sample lyric: "Yellow wrist watch, Gucci flip flops, six top model chicks, who is this hot?"), is returning the sentiment by playing a key part in Bing's elaborate introduction to Jay-Z's new book, Decoded. Pages of the tome, which reveal hidden meanings behind the rapper's lyrics, are being exposed at landmark locations all over the world. And today, Gucci's 5th Avenue location in N.Y.C. will unveil a page from the book on the inside of a one-of-a-kind leather bomber designed by Gucci's Creative Director, Frida Giannini. Fans who locate the jacket at the N.Y.C. Gucci flagship will be given a specialized code to upload an image from Decoded, which will automatically enter them into a drawing to win an autographed copy and other prizes. For clues to where the Decoded pages will be displayed next, visit Jay-Z's Facebook, Twitter page, Jay-Z.com and Bing. – Justine Harman


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After several years with various Nickel Boron-plated AR-15 components, I am of the opinion that they should still be lubricated just like any other bolt carrier group. It is important to note that I held this opinion even when I had relatively little experience with nickel boron.
Nickel boron is a coating used by FailZero on bolt carrier groups and is purported to reduce lubrication requirements – eliminate them, actually, but I'll stop lubricating my weapons when the owners of FailZero plate the internal components of their cars' engines with nickel boron and stop using oil in them (I do realize that there are other considerations with engine oil- just go with me on this). Now, don't get me wrong – it definitely does have a "slick" feel, and the FCG is devoid of any grittiness whatsoever. I would just continue to lubricate any critical part that was plated with nickel boron, such as a bolt or bolt carrier.
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Miami fireballer ready for the draft
Hurricanes' Carrillo eager to begin pro career
By Charlie Nobles / Special to MLB.com
The hard-throwing right-hander sought to help the Hurricanes win the College World Series and become a first-round pick in the June 7 First-Year Player Draft.
With Miami fighting a late-season swoon, the World Series aspiration is in question. But the first-round goal remains. Carillo is widely predicted to be a first-rounder, maybe even going to the White Sox in his native Chicago.
In two seasons of collegiate competition, Carrillo is 24-2. He won 24 straight games -- putting him within two of the NCAA record -- until losing to Clemson late in the season. He also then lost in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, despite yielding just two runs in seven innings to North Carolina State.
But professional scouts aren't worried about won-loss records. They love Carrillo's fastball, which has reached 97 mph on occasion. And they love that this season he has developed a second deadly pitch -- a two-seam fastball that runs in on right-handed hitters and fades away quickly to lefties.
Carrillo also has an intangible that scouts love.
"His character is unmatched, really," said J.D. Arteaga, the Miami pitching coach who pitched for 5 1/2 seasons in the Minor Leagues, reaching Class AAA. "He goes out there every game and it's his life. He puts himself into that one thing. He's 100-percent committed. That's why he gets the most from his talent."
Carrillo, a draft-eligible junior after he had to sit out his freshman season because of a low ACT score, is 6-foot-2 and a wiry 177 pounds. Mention that he looks a little slim, and Carrillo shoots back, "You can ask Pedro Martinez if he feels too small. I've worked a lot on my legs and as long as they are strong, I feel I can go out and compete every day."
Heading into an NCAA Regional Tournament that Miami is hosting, Carrillo has struck out 111 batters in 110 innings while walking just 20. His ERA jumped in his last two starts, but still is at a paltry 2.29 -- several runs lower than others in the Hurricanes' regular rotation.
Carrillo also has become far more effective early in games than he was a year ago, when his ERA was 7.88 in the first inning and 1.81 thereafter. When he mentioned before the season to Arteaga that he wanted to be a No. 1 draft pick, Arteaga said he needed to improve his game preparation routine.
"I said, 'First-rounders compete from the first pitch to the last pitch and throw as hard as they can,'" Arteaga said. "He agreed. One of the great attributes he has is that he listens. And he wants to get better every time out."
Carrillo, who is of Mexican descent, is having no second thoughts about sticking around for a senior season at Miami, despite the Hurricanes' stature as a perennial power.
"I've been ready," he said of moving to the professional level. "I've accomplished about everything here I feel I needed to accomplish."
Charlie Nobles 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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I prefer matzoh balls to be 'floaters', light and fluffy. My recipe makes 200 matzoh balls, a little excessive for home use. Just a little. We are making 2,500 pieces this Passover season. Hillel UW ends the holiday with a matzoh ball eating contest. I learned something after last year's competition; 1) light and fluffy balls are good and 2) boiling hot is not. Hard to eat a couple dozen if you have to stop and blow.
Matzoh balls can be made ahead and frozen. As they cool, they shrink and you might be tempted to think they are ruined. Not so! Drop them into your simmering soup stock and they'll become just as light and fluffy as ever. I don't make my matzoh balls in the soup stock. Rather, we boil them for 45 minutes in salted water or water flavored with a little instant soup stock. Boiling matzoh balls as long as necessary causes the water to be both absorbed and evaporated. If you use your soup stock, it'll become reduced in quantity and intense in flavor. I prefer to make them separately and then let them simmer in the soup until ready to serve.
Ultimately, there isn't a secret recipe to our matzoh balls. I think it comes from the side of the box. I buy matzoh meal in the 25# bags and there isn't a recipe on the bag to double check. I believe that it is important to boil them, not simmer, but actually keep a low boil on the matzoh balls for a full 45 minutes for a walnut sized ball of mixture. I also believe "it's the water". They used to say that about the Rainier Beer that was brewed (is brewed?) here in Seattle. However, we don't use Tumwater water, we use either Perrier or San Pellegrino Sparkling Water. So there you have it, I use imported water from France or Italy to make matzoh balls. Didn't I say it before ~ "I'm such a snob."
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Let the mixture sit in the fridge for an hour before using.
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Shape the matzo mix into walnut sized balls. We don't really bother with this step. We use a portion scoop and just drop them directly into the water.
When the water is boiling, drop the matzoh balls into the water. Don't over crowd the balls. They'll first sink to the bottom and then rise to the top. They'll double in size so leave about 1/2 the space on top of the water's surface empty for the balls to expand.
Cover and boil.
Boil for 45 minutes. If you doubt if they are done, simply remove one from the water and cut it open. It should be light and fluffy all the way through. If it still looks dense and darker in color, toss it back into the water and boil another 5 minutes or so.
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New home for Christian teaching in London
Theological college St Mellitus is looking forward to further growth after opening its new campus in London yesterday.
The campus is part of the college's response to the rapidly rising number of applicants, and offers new state-of-the-art facilities for distance learning.
St Mellitus College, which was named after the first Bishop of London, was jointly founded by the Dioceses of Chelmsford and London in 2007 and now serves 110 ordinands and around 400 other students from Chelmsford and the capital.
The success of St Mellitus reflects church growth across London and the South East. Between 2003 and 2010, church membership in the Diocese of London increased almost 13,500, up from 60,600 to 74,100.
The new campus is at St Jude's Courtfield Gardens, a grade II listed former parish church that has undergone a £7.3 million conversion to serve the students of the college.
St Jude's pulpit, which was built in 1870, and the Victorian brickwork have both been preserved.
The multi-million pound conversion has enabled the creation of four lecture spaces, five seminar rooms, and a central library.
Reverend Dr Graham Tomlin, Dean of St Mellitus College, said: "We have been surprised and delighted by the growth of St Mellitus over the past five years.
"This new building will give our students fantastic facilities for study, community and worship.
"It helps the college move to a new stage of its life and opens up new possibilities for the college and for the wider church and community."
A service of blessing for the new campus was attended by the Bishop of London, Dr Richard Chartres, and the Bishop of Chelmsford, the Right Reverend Stephen Cottrell.
The Bishop of London, Richard Chartres, said: "St Mellitus was a missionary bishop who worked to make Jesus Christ known to the London of his day.
"This new institution is a vital part of our spiritual ambition in our own day to make Jesus Christ known and to build a civilisation of love."
Bishop Cottrell, said: "The generous orthodoxy of St Mellitus College provides an excellent training for those preparing for ordained ministry, offering flexibility and breadth in its full time and part time courses.
"In Chelmsford Diocese we have seen a marked increase in people in self-supporting ministry, our numbers rising from 68 in 2003 to 104 in 2010. Our partnership with St Mellitus has made a major contribution to that growth as we work to re-imagine ministry across Essex and East London."


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Lacrosse / National Team / Hall of Famer Joins Staff
Johns Hopkins legend Mark Greenberg named defensive assistant coack of Israel's national men's team.
Johns Hopkins legend Mark Greenberg has been named defensive assistant coach of Israel's national men's team, which will compete in the 2014 World Championship, the Israel Lacrosse Association has announced this past weekend.
The World Championship will be held in Denver in July 2014.
"Adding a second Hall of Fame resume to our coaching staff really strengthens what we're trying to achieve," said Israel GM Howard Borkan. "Mark commands the respect of our players. His experience and his knowledge of the game really speaks for itself."
Greenberg, who served as an assistant coach for Israel's entry in the 2012 European Lacrosse Championships, joins head coach Bill Beroza and offensive assistant coach Jeff Goldberg on the World Team staff.
Greenberg, a 1998 inductee into the U.S. Lacrosse National Hall of Fame, helped lead Johns Hopkins University to a staggering 51-4 record during his playing career, winning three consecutive NCAA titles from 1978 to 1980.
He also garnered All-World honors in helping the United States win gold at the 1982 World Championship.
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FREMONT, Calif. (AP) — A Northern California man has been charged with murder after crashing his car and killing a U.S. Marine who had just returned from Afghanistan.
Fremont police officer Alan Zambonin wrote in an affidavit that 23-year-old Alexander Yohn of Emeryville had refused offers of a ride after a night of drinking before causing the crash that killed 23-year-old Andrew Silva of Union City who was riding his motorcycle.
Silva was a Marine lance corporal with a wife and 2-year-old son who had returned from Afghanistan in February.
Alameda County prosecutors charged Yohn with murder, vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and hit-and-run. He is being held without bail.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports (http://bit.ly/O1BTyJ ) that Yohn is a self-described heroin addict and alcoholic who has a previous drunken driving conviction in Minnesota.
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