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The Miami Dolphins are facing a lawsuit from a former scout who claims the team fired him for working remotely while his wife battles cystic fibrosis.
The attorney for Nate Sullivan sent an intent-to-initiate-litigation letter to the Dolphins and the NFL claiming Sullivan's dismissal violates the Americans with Disabilities Act, FoxSports.com reported.
According to the letter, Dolphins general manager Dennis Hickey was unhappy about Sullivan working from home, which he started doing in 2004 to help with medical treatment for his wife, JoAnne.
Former team GMs Rick Spielman, Randy Mueller and Jeff Ireland had all approved Sullivan's work arrangement. But Hickey, who fired Sullivan on May 12 after 17 years with the team, said the arrangement "just did not work for him," the letter said.
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Single-A Potomac Nationals third baseman Steven Souza feels like he has a new lease on his baseball life and he is taking full advantage of it.
In July 2010, Souza made a mistake. Souza was feeling tired and worn down after a long road trip, so he took a pill to get himself up for an early doubleheader. That day he was tested for performance-enhancing drugs. Souza tested positive, and subsequent suspension ended his season with Double-A Hagerstown. Also implicated was teammate J.R. Higley.
Souza and Higley each received 50-game suspensions after testing positive for Methylphenidate and Ritalinic Acid, performance-enhancing substances in violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.
Souza, a 2010 South Atlantic League All-star at shortstop, regrets that decision to this day, but says he has learned a very valuable lesson.
"I didn't take a steroid," Souza explains. "I didn't sit there and poke a needle in my blood every day. I broke a rule. I took an amphetamine. I came off a bus trip and we had a doubleheader the next day and a day game the day before. It was really wearing on me. Instead of taking the right route and maybe eating a little more and getting better sleep, I took the shortcut and it was a regrettable decision."
Souza said he was able to do a lot of soul searching about baseball and his life and came back stronger, more determined and appreciative that he still gets to play the game he loves.
"It was a one-time deal and I regret it every minute of every day," Souza said. "At the same time, when I went home I realized a lot things. It kind of hit me. My family was really supportive. The Nationals were disappointed but they didn't kick me to the curb."
The Washington Nationals did not give up on Souza, a third-round pick in 2007. They promoted him in 2011 because they see he has the body type and the potential to be a very good player.
"He is a great kid," Nationals director of player development Doug Harris said. "Steven is intelligent, hard-working and passionate. He made a poor decision and he paid for it."
Souza, an Everett, Wash., native remembers those quiet final months of the season as a time for inner reflection.
"I was in the middle of Georgia, where no one was around me, and I really found myself," Souza said. "I really found out much this game really means to me. It made me understand that I don't have to take shortcuts. I said, 'Let's try and work as hard as I can.' I had worked hard before, but it made the game more precious to me when it was taken away from me.
"I actually am grateful for everything that happened to me. Yes, my name is everywhere and people say things to me. You know what? Stuff happens in life and it is the way you bounce back is how I look at it."
Souza has bounced back in a big way with his promotion to High-A Potomac. The 6-foot-3, 205-lb. third baseman is off to a great start. Through 11 games, he is batting .282 with two doubles, two triples, four homers and 15 RBIs. His slugging percentage is .744.
Souza said his strategy in 2011 was to keep it calm and simple at the plate.
"I came into this year really put it in myself to try to not do too much," Souza said. "I am just squaring up the ball. I am taking my at-bats one by one and day by day. That is how I am going to approach this entire season. So far, it has worked out really well. If I can stay with that and be consistent, then hopefully I can spread out the numbers throughout the whole season. Right now, it is taking advantage of the pitches I am getting and taking advantage of seeing the ball very well and acting on it."
Souza also said it doesn't hurt having so many good players around him on the Potomac roster. That way, each player doesn't feel like they have to do everything on the field to make them successful.
"It is really exciting to look every where on the field and see the talent," Souza said. "Guys can do so many different things. I think throughout my years in the minor leagues this is the best team I have been on as far as what everyone can do."
The team is in the midst of a 17-game road trip because of poor field conditions at Woodbridge, Va., and had a rocky start. But Souza believes the P-Nats are still playing well and are destined to get rolling with the talent they can put on the field.
"Our record might not show it right now, but we have been in every game and that is all you can ask for," Souza said. "The demeanor is, we know we are going to come to the field to win. It is great because it takes a lot of pressure off yourself and off of everybody else because you don't have to hit a home run every game. There is a different hero every game and it makes it fun to be around."
And don't try to beat Souza at Sudoku. He got a 1560 on his SAT while in high school. He said mathematics always came pretty easy to him while in school. Think it was a fluke? His father got a perfect score of 1600.
"The funny part is my sister got a lower score than me, but you will never hear about that," Souza said. "It is just between me and my Dad. It is just, "I got a higher score than you!" You get ribbed a little bit, (but) it is pretty funny."


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Part Number WD21X10268 replaces: 1263990, 165D5478P002, AP3994907, WD21X10071.
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Manufacturer Part Number WD21X10268
Manufactured by GE
This valve opens in order for the water to drain out of the dishwasher.
This part works with the following brands: General Electric, Hotpoint, Kenmore.
This part works with the following products: Dishwasher.
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Part Number WD21X10268 replaces: 1263990, 165D5478P002, AP3994907, WD21X10071.
There is a little lever just above the drain solenoid. If i switch positions on the lever the machine drain. I am assuming the solenoid activates this lever. Is that correct?
Hi Duke,
Thank you for your question. This part opens up the drain valve so that your machine can drain properly. It does sound like you will probably need to replace this part. I would suggest testing the part with a multi-meter first, just to be sure. Good luck with your repair.
Does this part also act as a check-valve? I have water backing up from the drain.
Hi Don, Thank you for the question.This valve opens in order for the water to drain out of the dishwasher. If it is "stuck" open it can let water back in. Hope this helps!
I need part # 497 drain solenoid only as per the exploded parts view. Is part # 494 the same thing?
Hello Ron, thank you for contacting us. That part is no longer sold separately. You would have to purchase the bracket to get the solenoid. Good luck with the repair!
Very easy about 5 min replacement, Checked electrical conductivity to verify I had a bad solinoid, after I received the new part. I removed and replaced part by only removing and re-installed 2 screws and spring. Dishwasher worked like new.
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If you are replacing an overheated solenoid that had the plastic melt, don't forgot to order a armature and link as well. I made this mistake and had to wait another week to fix the dishwasher. The repair wasn't too bad. The most time consuming part was putting the E-clip retainer ring back on the diverter shaft. Tipping the dishwasher back some really helped for me to have more room to see and work with.
First we got all the water out of the bottom of the dishwasher. Removed the old, melted drain solenoid. Very important - DO NOT THROW ANYTHING AWAY. The solenoid that removed was melted; however I had to reuse the springs, brackets and plunger from the old solenoid. I had to scrape and clean (with a solvent) the metal plunger to reuse it. Once I got it cleaned up and re-used the old parts, mounting it was easy. However, getting that tiny lockwasher on the shaft was a real pain in the ass. Finally I got it together and it worked great.
After determining the drainage issue was caused by the solenoid, (by process of elimination; the hose was clear, drain opening clear, diverter moving freely, power to solenoid present during rinse cycle= bad solenoid. Solenoid showed signs of overheating upon internal inspection...) I transfered the bracket assembly to the new solenoid, re-attached bracket to diverter reservoir, connected spring and power and Did a test run. Solenoid works great! I did notice the shaft on which the diverter pivots leaking just a bit while moving the shaft. You might consider oredering a new gasket for it if you plan to replace the solenoid. Pretty easy repair. Especially considering the complexity of some other possible problems! Good luck!
Based on information gleaned from the internet, I suspected that the drain solenoid might have melted. I took apart the solenoid assembly and checked it out. I found that some of the plastic on the inside of the solenoid had indeed melted, making it impossible for the plunger that opens and closes the drain valve to move in and out smoothly and completely. I removed the old solenoid, replaced it with the new one, and the dishwasher worked perfectly.
Heard a noise in our dishwasher and ended up taking the entire pump and housing out and found a small sucker stick in the impeller along with a bunch of string and other material that needed to be cleaned out. Also found that the housing was leaking at the shaft that goes to the solenoid and dripping on the solenoid and had rusted the metal plunger that goes into the solenoid. Bought the housing and solenoid unit. 1 screw (bottom one) on the housing was rusted becaue of the water. Had to hacksaw the housing and then had to drill out that screw. Also, the pump housing screen is left hand thread and is tough to get out. Had to hacksaw that too. Be careful of the orientation of the metal ring in the impeller area. I did that backwards the first time and the motor would not move. Also, the electrical connector to the motor appears to be polarized so it can only go on 1 way-notice before you take it out. Be sure to screw the solenoid bracket back on tight and notice the spring orientation before you remove-the new one was different than the old. Bottom line is that it works fine, and for $40, it's fixed, rather than spending $800 for a new one.
Pulled unit out from counter (never had dishwasher issues before) to see if there was anything obvious with wiring or anything. Noticed that some little piece on the bottom looked to have melted (later discovered to be the drain solenoid). Removed the obviously defective part and looked it up on line. Found the name of it on Part Select's website then started shopping for best price. Came back to Part Select because the price was the cheapest I could find. Two - Three days later received part and put it back on and had the dishwasher back in place and in use within about 10-15 minutes. Marking my first ever dishwasher repair. :)
replaced solenoid. worked properly after repair
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The following item was published in today's edition of the New York Daily News:Ozzy Osbourne's son, Jack, is 17. You'd think he could go to the bathroom by himself. Ozzy's demon seed was hanging out with pro skateboarder Jason Dill Sunday night at the new lower East Side lounge Pianos. Also there was an attractive brunette to whose bottom Jack's hand was laminated. Jack and Jason and the brunette idled for a while in the upstairs lounge, where Imitation of Christ founder Matt Damhave, Seven boutique owner Joseph Quartana and others were celebrating designer Benjamin Cho's birthday. Then came the moment when Jack needed to use the bathroom. Showing all the steadiness of his dad as he hoisted himself off the barstool, the young Osbourne made his way to the loo, accompanied by his lady friend. The pair emerged a little while later, looking refreshed. As Jack never tires of saying, "It's a good time."
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Photographer's Note
Perdana Park officially open to public on 30th January 2011 after official opening ceremony officiated by Prime Minister of Malaysia, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on 28th January 2011.
Located at Tanjung Aru near the famous beach of Kota Kinabalu. Sit in the place known as Hone Place where before this were goverment service home and also football field. Football field that 1st time I had my knee injury :-). It just 5km driving from Kota Kinabalu City Center.
Perdana Park was develop by Timatch Sdn Bhd with idea from Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Musa Aman and Datuk Victor Paul. It also being managed by Timatch Sdn Bhd like as KLCC Park. Entrance for the park are free but parking have to pay.
There are many activities can be done at Perdana Park provide to public such as jogging trek, children playground and the most awaited by city folks are Musical Fountain. Musical fountain with colours of the light. This musical fountain performed starting 7pm and last about 10 minutes. And there will continue each half a hour and the last show was at 9.30pm. It will end with 1Malaysia song.
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- Copyright: Shamsul Adzrin (metalz) (444)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2011-02-15
- Categories: Architecture
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Ezine Advertising – The Fastest Way to Affiliate ProfitsPosted in Ezines & Newsletters By eSiteSecrets Guest Post
If you're on a tight budget or want to get started quickly without a website or a list of your own, then ezine advertising should be your number one choice.
Ezine advertising is the perfect solution for beginners who want to test a market and get into profit fast.
Here's why:
It's highly targeted. People subscribe to ezines to receive information about specific topics. You just need to find ezines that cover topics related to the product your are promoting.
It's cost effective. You can find ezines that sell ads for as little as $8 – perfect for testing a new product idea.
It's a cheap way to test your ad copy. You can track several ads at the same time for next to nothing and find out which ad pulls the best.
What Is An Ezine?
An ezine is similar to a printed magazine except that it's delivered electronically via email. And instead of purchasing an ezine, people sign to receive it for free or a monthly subscription fee. Most ezines are published weekly, but some are published daily, monthly or bi-monthly.
Types of Ezine Ads
Classified Ads: the cheapest and the least effective ads you can buy. Classified ads are limited to two or three lines and placed at the end of the ezine. Some ezines even give away free classifieds as an incentive to subscribe. Unless you place a classified ad in an ezine with 30,000 subscribers or more, your chances of getting a response are very small.
Sponsor Ads: these are more expensive than classified ads, but will give you a much better response. Sponsor ads can be placed at the top, middle or bottom of an ezine issue. You can include more text in a sponsor ad so it's a good way to test your copy before going all out on a solo ad.
Solo Ads: this is the king of all ads because your offer is sent exclusively to everyone on the mailing list and gets full attention of the subscribers. No articles or other content is included. Solo ads can be expensive, but they can increase your response by as much a 100% over sponsor ads. You can usually expect a 20% – 30% response rate from a good solo ad.
In other words, if you purchase a solo ad for $100 in an ezine with 5,000 subscribers, you should expect about 1,000 highly targeted visitors.
Note: Solo ads can be purchased for as little as $10. You will get a much better response from a $10 solo ad sent to 500 subscribers than you will from a $10 classified ad sent to 5,000.
Here's your step-by-step guide to successful ezine advertising.
Step One: Subscribe to 10 or more ezines.
Subscribe to ezines that offer top sponsor and solo ads within your budget. Subscribing to ezines before you place your ads will allow you to determine the quality of the list and potential profitability of your campaign before you spend any money. You may want to set up a specific email address for your subscriptions and filter them into a specific folder in your mail program for easy access.
You can search Google for "ezine directories" and "ezine advertising to find quality ezines.
Step Two: Select three quality ezines.
Here are some guidelines for choosing a quality ezine:
1. Does the ezine have a domain name and website where you can subscribe and purchase advertising? This shows that the publisher runs a serious business and is not likely to take your money and run.
2. Is there an article archive? This shows you how long the publisher has been in business and how consistent the publication is.
3. Are subscriptions confirmed opt-in? After you subscribe, you will receive an email to confirm your subscription. This is a sign of a high-quality list. However, this should not be the only determining factor.
4. How often does the ezine owner publish? A weekly or bi-weekly publication is optimal. If you receive daily ads, that's a good sign that people may be desensitized to your message.
5. Does the publisher offer solo ads? A solo ad is one that is sent to the entire list all by itself and usually the most profitable type of advertising.
6. Do the solo ads display the advertiser's subject line? If the subject line is not personalized, results will not be as good.
7. Does the body of the message contain a lengthy disclaimer from the ezine owner that explains their SPAM policy and that they aren't associated with the advertiser and aren't responsible for the content? This is a red flag to me because it makes the reader less receptive to your ad.
8. Do you see the same advertisements multiple times? This is a good sign that the advertiser is getting a good response. One way to be sure is to contact the advertiser and simply ask.
9. Is there waiting period to run your ad in the ezine? A responsive list becomes popular fast and may have a waiting period of a month or more. If you find one, book your ads quickly and mark it on your calendar. It will be worth the wait when your ad finally runs.
10. Does the publisher respond personally to your questions? No response could mean that your mail was filtered. And if you mail doesn't get through, you can bet your ad won't either. Get a solid response before you pay.
Step Three: set up your ad trackers.
Never advertise unless you can track the response. You need to know how many visitors and sales you get for each ad you place so you can determine whether or not you want to run another ad in a particular ezine or upgrade from a sponsor ad to a solo ad.
This information is critical for determining how well each ad campaign does and how well you're converting visitors into sales. Sometimes you just need to tweak your ad copy and run the ad again for better results.
If you get good results the first time, run your ad again in a week or two. Not everyone will buy the first time around. And many who were "on the fence" the first time they saw your ad, may purchase the second time around.
You can find a good ad-tracking service on Google.
Step Four: write your ad.
There are numerous books on writing good copy that you can find by searching Google. But, the best way to come with ideas for good ads is to read the ads in other ezines.
Look for ads that catch your eye. Modify them to fit the product you are promoting and then add your own personal touch. You can include an exerpt from an ebook you are selling, a section from the sales letter, or your personal endorsement.
Step Five: place your ad.
This is the easiest part. You simply fill out a form with your ad copy and credit card information. After you process the order. You will receive a confirmation of when the ad will run. And since you are already subscribed to the ezine, you can verify it yourself. Don't rely on them to send you a "courtesy copy."
Step Six: put half your profits back into advertising.
Okay, sounds simple enough. But where do you put the extra profit?
That's why you track your ads. So you can make an informed decision and maximize your profits.
So if you were going to put half your profits back into advertising, where would you put it?
Let's say you're total profit was $400. Take two hundred and invest it back into the successful ezines and invest the other two hundred into two new ezines. And then multiply your profits from there.
The profit potential of this method is incredible. Once you tap into the strategy and see it working you'll see exactly what I mean. And until you do, you'll have a hard time understanding why I get so fired up about it.
Note: it can take up to two weeks (or longer) to get into some ezines. So it's important to get your spot as soon as possible.
Once you set this system up and find some good ezines to advertise in, you'll be making money completely on autopilot!
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Man United's Robin van Persie showboats in a game of beach tennis v Patrick Kluivert [Instagram Video]
Robin van Persie doesn't just have skills on the football field.
Manchester United's star centre forward has shown he's a dab hand at beach tennis, posting an Instagram video in a game with Patrick Kluivert.
Van Persie and Kluivert, who is a member of the Dutch World Cup coaching staff, have been relaxing with their kids on a rare day off the beach in Brazil.
During the game van Persie showed off his showboating talents through a series of no-look shots against the ex-pro, who respectfully managed to keep up with the pace.
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CellTrust Welcomes Bryan Glancey as Chief Technology Officer
Enterprise and Mobile Information Security Technology Industry Leader joins CellTrust as Chief Technology Officer
May 14, 2014, 07:00 ET from CellTrust Corporation
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., May 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- CellTrust Corporation, a global leader in traceable and secure mobile communication, announced today that Bryan Glancey has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer.
Bringing with him over 20 years of industry experience innovating, architecting and developing Enterprise and Mobile Information Security technology for Fortune 500 companies and government agencies across the world, Mr. Glancey will lead CellTrust's global technology innovation and development activities.
"We are pleased to have Bryan Glancey join CellTrust as our Chief Technology Officer," said Sean Moshir, CEO and Chairman of CellTrust. "Mr. Glancey's extensive background in Enterprise Level Information and Mobile Security is helping us respond to the mobile collaboration needs of our customers within highly regulated industries."
Prior to joining CellTrust, Bryan Glancey led the Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, entry into the global public sector as Director Public Sector & Security. While at Samsung, Mr. Glancey helped found the Samsung Government Advisory Board consisting of Information Security leaders from global governments and was instrumental in assisting Samsung in becoming the first handset manufacturer to meet the International Common Criteria protection profile created for mobile devices. Mr. Glancey also previously held the position of Director of Federal Government with Motorola Mobility, Inc. (a Google company). As the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Mobile Armor, which was acquired by Trend Micro in 2011, Mr. Glancey was responsible for taking the company from concept to venture funding to product delivery and implementation of large scale contracts.
"Mobility is now the backbone of the modern enterprise, and mobile security and traceability should be ironclad," said Bryan Glancey, CTO of CellTrust. "I am pleased to join CellTrust, a company with security heritage, and have the opportunity to respond to the global regulatory and security challenges facing CIO's around the world."
About CellTrust Corporation
CellTrust SecureLine™ archives and protects mobile communication content supporting enterprise mobile collaboration and global regulatory compliance. Founded in 2006 by Internet security veterans with a vision to secure the mobile channel, CellTrust is a leading provider of traceability and security for mobile communication for highly regulated industries such as financial services, government and healthcare across 200+ countries and over 800 carriers and mobile operators. Learn more at www.celltrust.com
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Robert C. Carsten, of Burton, age 68, joined his sons, Scott and Thomas, in heaven on Thursday, March 7, 2013. Funeral service will be held 3 pm Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at Dawn Chapel, 1569 S. Elba Rd. Lapeer, MI. Family will receive visitors from 12-8 pm at the Dawn Chapel Wednesday. Cremation will follow. He leaves to cherish his memory, daughter Tracie, 3 grandchildren Krystie, Mistie and Robert, 8 great grandchildren, brothers Neil (Eleanor), Ron (Agnes), Jimmy (Mary and Lenny. Robert was preceded in death by parents, 2 sons Scott and Thomas, brother and sister-in-law Sonny and Bernice. Donations may be made to Tracie Arnett.
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Appeals appear to be going nowhere in the copyright infringement lawsuit between photographer Patrick Cariou and wealthy appropriation artist Richard Prince and his even wealthier mega-dealer, Larry Gagosian. After Cariou won a judgment against the arch-appropriator in March, works in Prince's Canal Zone series (some sold for upwards of $2 million) were collected and stored away from public view (the judicial system's a little behind the times- the images are easy to find on the internet) possibly to be destroyed unless another settlement is reached between the two artists.
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Okay, I have to say this right off the bat: I am a huge Yngwie Malmsteen fan. Anybody who knows me well will tell you that. I always have been a fan and probably will continue to be. But this does not mean I do not understand his faults. But when people start to whip them out as they often do, I point them towards the direction of this album.
Coming off of Yngwie's last album "Rising Force"(which is also fantastic), one might think what's left to prove? The ability to write good vocal songs.
You see, although I really do like "Rising Force" the problem with that album is the vocals songs. They are not particularly interesting, and although not terrible, not anything too memorable. And overall, that album lacked balance.
But any problems that were obvious on the previous album have nearly completely disappeared(more on that later). First off, Jeff Scott Soto(one of the best vocalists in this genre) has reappeared with a much more prominent role than before(this time even contributing lyrics to multiple songs), secondly, Anders Johansson is the drummer this time who fits the shred genre better then Barriemore Barlow did, and finally, Yngwie continues to show his incredible talent in a few different ways than before(sure he still uses the harmonic minor scale frequently, and shreds a whole lot, but he explores some different areas as well)
So onto the actual music: The moment you pop the album in you hear a typical intro. Nothing special, but it does set up the first real song pretty well. Then we hear the amazing "I'll See The Light Tonight" with it's instantly recognizable main riff. And this is a perfect example of Yngwie exploring some different areas. THE RIFFS! This album is packed full of awesome riffs probably more so then any other Malmsteen album. The vocals are fantastic, and the drums/bass provide a powerful backup. And of course, Yngwie delivers a killer solo.
This represents the overall mood of the album: Fantastic vocals, powerful drums/bass, amazing riffs and killer solos. Now if you look at the list you'll see there is something missing. Keyboard! With a monster like Jens Johansson as your keyboardist you should use him more frequently which is one of the very few flaws in this album. However he does still get some killer playing in songs like "Anguish And Fear", and "Soldier Without Faith".
Highlights here include the crushing "Disciples Of Hell"(talk about amazing riffs), "I Am A Viking"(nice change of tempo), "Anguish And Fear", "Soldier Without Faith", and the melodic "Overture 1383". The first 3 show off the great chemistry between Soto and Malmsteen, "Soldier Without Faith" shows the band's attempt at a more epic track, while "Overture" shows that Yngwie truly can play melodically.
I really can't complain about anything on this album. It's just brilliant, each member contributes what they need to. Even bassist Marcel Jacob(R.I.P) shows he knows how to be in the backround without being too invisible. The vocals are just so godly on this album as well. And Jens' solos are definitely something to write home about. I also love the lyrics. I guess, overall the greatest thing I can say about this album is, unlike the album before this and some after it, this album really sounds like a BAND, not just one person with people backing said person up.
But enough of the great. What is wrong with this masterpiece you may ask? Well the only flaws(and the reason why this gets a somewhat lower score) is Jens not on it enough and the song "On The Run", nothing too terribly wrong with it but it is not very exciting overall.
So overall, it's an amazing album that may not break too much new ground, but it is so much fun to listen to. And when listening to it you can't help but notice the talent of not only the musicians technically but also songwriting wise(which is a talent of Yngwie's that is often downplayed). It's simply fantastic
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Michael Beasley has rejoined the Heat after he was released from a drug rehab center yesterday, ready to put down the pot and pickup the pieces of his NBA career.
The troubled forward was expected to work out with teammates this morning at AmericanAirlines Arena, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
It's the first time Beasley will have worked with the Heat since spending the last month in the Houston treatment center after a disturbing series of events played out on Twitter in August.
Showing off his "Super Cool Beas" back tattoo in a photo on the social networking site, Beasley caused a stir when what looked like a bag of weed was spotted in the background of the pic.
Things got downright sad when Beasley began Twittering his feelings of depression:
"Y do I feel like the whole world is against me!!!!!!! Back on my FTW!!!!! I can't win for losin!!!!!!!!!!
Feelin like it's not worth livin!!!!!!! I'm done.
not feelin this at all!!!!!"
The Twitter account was shut down, but the damage was done. Now Beasley goes to work hoping to put it all behind him and trying to make a bigger contribution than last year.
Beasley had 13.9 points per game last year, his rookie season, most of it spent as a backup. Beasley made more news for what happened off the court than what happend on it throughout the year, including getting fined $50,000 for a pot-scented partying incident during the NBA's symposium. He was constantly fined for unnamed off-court violations throughout the year, and teammates and coaches criticized -- sometimes publicly -- his poor concentration and lack of discipline.
Heat President Pat Riley said he thinks Beasley, the team's No. 2 overall pick in the 2008 draft, can do more.
"The last thing I'm going to do now is judge him harshly on what has happened," Riley said earlier this month. "I think we're going to get a great year out of Mike. We're in contact with him every single day. [The goal remains for him] to play a prominent role, a bigger role than he played last year."
Heat training camp opens one week from today, and the regular-season opener is Oct. 28.


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Does anyone know how to make a 3-phase wind power generator interface with a home's electric system?
I had a water treatment plant out in the middle of BFE America. We tried some 10HP single phase 240v pumps and they just couldn't give a good reliability. The farmers electric coop wanted $27,000 to run 3 phase to the pumphouse. So, for the following 20 years, we ran a large box called a 3 phase emulator. It was basically a big box full of large a/c motor starters. It was solid state and worked quite well. It had one flaw we eventually fixed with a controller unit. If there was a lightning strike or other interruption in the 240v service, it shut down and would not restarted unless someone drove out and restarted it manually. We put in a special sensor box that would do a re-start on its own after a 5 minute wait. It would just keep restarting if there was a storm in the area. When that motor finally burned out enough where we could not rebuild it, we went with two, 10hp single phase 240v motors.
Another thing, you can find cheap grid tie inverters on ebay that ARE Underwriters Laboratories listed, and if you have a capacitor-filtered bridge rectifier powering it, it would cheaply and effectively put power into you homes mains. It works by taking your DC voltage and current from your rectifier, converting to AC (that matches its output phase with the exact phase of your house mains by using complex micro-controller(s) that constantly monitor and adjust the phase of its output). But before people get all worked up about how "Dangerous" this is, know this; from an engineering standpoint you CANNOT build a grid tie inverter without making sure that the system will fault itself in the event of a power outage. Even if it didn't, you would be supplying power to your ENTIRE neighborhood. In theory it would work, but the only place that will ever get the 1kw of power outside of your home would be the transformer on the power-pole (and since these things are not 100% efficient, its doubt full that any power would leave it). Its also bad for your system, its like if you were to hook up your trailer to your bicycle and trying to tow it around town, you will probably die from exhaustion just trying to move it, that is; if the trailer doesn't break the bike first.
You can check out the different configurations of a 3 phase generator, i.e., a star connection, a delta connection, or a "Y" connection. Each has it own unique method of producing the output but the end result is the same.
A 3 phase generator puts out 110/120 vac (depending on the type) and the driving force to produce electricity on each separate phase of the generator at 120 degrees apart from the other two phases. If you want to use a 3 phase generator then hook up each separate phase to a different circuit breaker panel with only one common and there you have it. Each box will have 110/120 volts ac acting on that particular box alone. The one common will give you the proper return needed for each phase.
Nothing different that using 220vac. You have two hot leads and one common. You can take each hot lead and have 110vac output with a common ground or neutral.
The "Wild AC" as you put it isn't wild at all. The output of a 3 phase wind generator is the same output as in commercial applications, the same electricity, just controlled by the wind which gives you a variable in any case.
It is a simple matter to use a 1kw wind generator to run your entire home or even a 400 watt wind generator would do the trick. you just have to know how and understand electricity.
It is a simple known fact that you can hook up to the grid but with the right equipment which is sold commercially for the DIY'r and with instructions for the homeower.
You can do anything you want as a do-it-yourselfer, except connect to the grid. As long as the consequences of what you do - whether successful or not - are confined to your home, I'll support and encourage you. As soon as you interconnect with the grid you're playing in the big leagues. By law, if you send power into the grid you need to be licensed, permitted, inspected, Code compliant and safe. An unsafe installation may not shut down when the grid goes down. You hurt a line worker and all of us in the renewable energy field get hurt by the bad publicity. I'm very protective of my work as a solar professional, and there's a lot of very misleading hype out there - just search for books on $200 solar power systems, or rooftop wind turbines, to find plenty.
Check this site and you'll see that I'm not alone in this: http://www.wind-sun.com/ForumVB/showthread.php?t=4524. This is the kind of do-it-yourself work that we professionals fear.
I'm here, sir, because I found the Instructables site while building a Van de Graaff generator with my 11-year-old for his school's science fair. That's a perfect do-it-yourself project. Nobody will get hurt if we mess up.
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As Sudan's economy shows signs of recovery, privatization continues
The Head of the Sudanese Banks Associations, Hussein Al-Mofty, was recently cited in Al-Watan newspaper, stating that the national economy has begun to show recovery symptoms over the past two years, with the local economic growth rate reaching as high as 6.5 percent. In addition, the local petroleum sector has improved noticeably, and thus, oil exports have begun to constitute a new source of foreign currency.
Al-Mofty asserted that, so far, the Sudanese privatization scheme has been moving smoothly. The privatization program has achieved noticeable success, alluring local Arab and foreign investments into the country, mainly into the local telecommunication sector. Al-Mofty added that the government has undertaken the necessary measures to avoid the adverse impacts of the privatization scheme. –(Albawaba-MEBG)
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As a strong supporter of close relations with India, and nurturing the dream of next time travelling by land from Karachi to Dacca, and on the GT road built by Sher Shah Suri to savour the common historical and cultural heritage, I believe my Pakistani brethren need a reality check when comparing our two countries.
In order to progress we need to seek the objective truth.
First, there is really no comparison between India and Pakistan. Pakistan was cutout of India in fragments, to form a completely new entity 64 years ago. We had no; institutions, universities, bureaucracy, military, hardly any industry, and not even an airline or our own currency; when we achieved independence. India had all these and much more, functioning since ages. Delhi had been seat of power for centuries with complete infrastructure. We had to build our capital from scratch. India's population is six times and land area more than four times that of Pakistan. It is at least six times bigger in almost every respect, and probably hundred times in the number of PhDs, it produces, just to give an example.
No doubt, the last decade has pushed India to the centre of the world stage because of impressive economic progress, market size and sustained democracy. Its huge military has enhanced its appeal to global interests. Its tourism and film industries further reinforced its international image. However, there is still another side of shining India that is usually overlooked by awestruck outsiders, especially Pakistanis.
According to an Oxford University study, '55 percent of India's population of 1.1 billion, or 645 million people (three times the size of Pakistan), are living in poverty. While poverty in Africa is often highlighted, there was more acute poverty in India than many African countries combined. Poverty in eight Indian states—Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal—exceeded that of the 26 poorest African countries. The poverty level among India's so-called Scheduled Tribes is 81.4%.
Successive Indian governments led by Congress and the Hindu supremacist Bharatiya Janatha Party (BJP) are responsible for economic policies that have boosted the profits of big business and the wealth of a tiny layer at the expense of the working class and rural poor.
By focusing on a broader range of factors, the Oxford University study has highlighted the continuing lack of basic facilities for the majority of the Indian population. Governments at the national and state levels have failed to provide even the most rudimentary assistance for hundreds of millions of people.
As a result of the lack of health care and food, 61 million children in India are stunted, the largest figure for any country, according to a Unicef report. The Financial Express commented that: "The wealth amassed by Indian billionaires—estimated at $340.9 billion by Forbes magazine — is nearly 31% of the country's total GDP. This gives them nearly three times more weight in the economy than their American counterparts and over ten times of those in China. The GDP share of Indian billionaires' wealth is more than four times of the global average."
In India's financial capital of Mumbai, more than six million desperately poor people eke out an existence in the slums. Mumbai's gleaming skyscrapers that symbolise India's economic growth sit alongside makeshift hovels.
India's business elite likes to justify their position in society on the basis of their own personal initiative, acumen and drive. In reality, their wealth is the product of the exploitation of the country's huge reserves of cheap labour and depends on the continued impoverishment of the rest of the population. This worsening social divide will inevitably produce a rebellion against the appalling conditions created by profit system and the ruling elite that defend and benefit from it.
The purpose here is not to demean one country in order to cover-up weakness of the other, but to objectively evaluate the strengths and weakness of both, so that we could arrive at realistic goals for cooperation and mutual benefit.
Both India and Pakistan have deep-rooted problems but not necessarily identical in nature. Therefore, while we can certainly learn a great deal from each other because of our shared background, we cannot blindly follow the other in every sphere. We have our own strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and must assess them in our own original way to move forward.
The contributor writes on socioeconomics and has a background in trading and exports in the private sector.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 20th, 2012.


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Album Rating: 4.5i'm going to prove the impossible really exists :D
Album Rating: 5.0It's always existed
It's just been locked in a pyramid
Album Rating: 4.5Its a Bjork kinda day.
Album Rating: 4.0I've put off jamming this for way too long, sweet Jesus Hyper-Ballad is fucking amazing.
Hyper-Ballad is one of my favourite songs of all time. Have you seen the Jools Holland performance?
Digging: Ne Obliviscaris - Urn
Album Rating: 4.0Nope, I'll watch it once I've finished jamming. Seen a live performance of Unravel with a choir in an old church, beautiful.
Album Rating: 4.0Amazing performance. She sounds just as good live as she does on record.
I go through all this
Before you wake up
So I can feel happier
To be safe up here with you
man, Hyper-ballad!!!
Album Rating: 4.5Hyper-ballad gets me every fucking time.
Album Rating: 5.0Pretty much the greatest thing ever.
I keep calm
Digging: Death of Lovers - The Acrobat
damn she is fiiiiine
Album Rating: 3.5what's up with all of the people discussing female musicians' appearance today?? it bothers me a little but it's interesting more than anything, why? .-.
Album Rating: 3.5good album too, damn
It's Oh So Quiet is really good, but so far I feel that Post is a little overrated compared to the rest of her early albums. But I'll keep listening to it, to see if I enjoy it any more than before. It's still at least a 4 tho.
the first 3 tracks + isobel = sex
tbh Bjork's discography = sex
Army of Me and Hyperballad are superb.
I can't not rate all of Bjork's albums a 4.5 or 5
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Washington, June 12 (IANS) In what could reveal the composition of a planet and how it formed, a team including an Indian-origin researcher has detected a stratosphere, one of the primary layers of Earth's atmosphere, on a massive and blazing-hot exoplanet.
This atmospheric layer includes molecules that absorb ultraviolet and visible light, acting as a kind of "sunscreen" for the planet it surrounds.
Until now, scientists were uncertain whether these molecules would be found in the atmosphere of large, extremely hot planets in other star systems.
"Understanding the links between stratospheres and chemical compositions is critical to studying atmospheric processes in exoplanets," said study co-author Nikku Madhusudhan from the University of Cambridge in Britain.
"Some of these planets are so hot in their upper atmospheres, they are essentially boiling off into space," added Avi Mandell, planetary scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre in Greenbelt, Maryland.
At these temperatures, scientists do not necessarily expect to find an atmosphere that has molecules that can lead to these multi-layered structures.
In Earth's atmosphere, the stratosphere sits above the troposphere – the turbulent, active-weather region that reaches from the ground to the altitude where nearly all clouds top out.
In the troposphere, the temperature is warmer at the bottom – ground level – and cools down at higher altitudes.
The stratosphere is just the opposite. In this layer, the temperature increases with altitude, a phenomenon called temperature inversion.
Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, the researchers identified a temperature inversion in the atmosphere of the exoplanet WASP-33b which has about four-and-a-half times the mass of Jupiter.
They believe titanium oxide has caused this inversion in WASP-33b's atmosphere.
"This makes a very convincing case that we have detected a stratosphere on an exoplanet," added Korey Haynes, graduate student at George Mason University in Virginia and lead author of the study.
The results appeared in the Astrophysical Journal.


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See the preview for The Master of Disguise, and you'll catch all the funny scenes — no need to watch the movie itself. Running at just a little over an hour, The Master of Disguise is about 60 minutes too long, and if you pay full price expecting to see a full movie, the only guarantee you'll have is that of feeling ripped off. (For some reason, the blooper reel at the end shows snippets from several episodes that never made it into the movie. Go figure.) There's no doubt that Dana Carvey (Wayne's World, TV's Saturday Night Live) is a talented guy, able to impersonate about anything that walks or crawls. And it's good to see him back working after a long absence from botched open-heart surgery. But warm fuzzies about the boyish comic's return aside, Carvey can't make even his most-loyal fans happy if the comeback isn't worth the wait. Sad thing is, the premise of Disguise is excellent: A bumbling nerd learns he's really a master mimic whose magical talents can save the world. But what happened is that the filmmakers, led by first-time director Perry Andelin Blake, forgot one of the timeless rules of magical adventures: An apprentice of magic is supposed to be a kid, not a mature man acting brainless. If the story had had Carvey playing his real age and already being a Master of Disguise who was teaching his genuinely young apprentice, the movie could have soared. Instead it laid a big, dorky egg. Carvey is the loopy restaurant waiter Pistachio Disguisey, who impersonates different people and a turtle on his quest to rescue his kidnapped parents. (Here, notice should be given to the film's real stars — the brilliant costume and makeup artists.) Pistachio's assistant is patient Jennifer Esposito (Don't Say a Word). (Pistachio, who's never been kissed, is very attracted to Jennifer, even though she doesn't have an enormous tush, as the women of Pistachio's frequent dreams do — one of the movie's most un-funny gags.) Pistachio's father is James Brolin (Traffic), who still looks so sexy we can all see why Barbra Streisand made him her latest hubby. Cameos from Bo Derek and Gov. Jesse Ventura were fleeting but cute. Veteran Harold Gould (Patch Adams) as Pistachio's long-lost grandfather is so nasty to everyone — he even tells poor single mom Jennifer, who's merely asking about her promised dental insurance, that she "sickens" him — you wish a T-Rex would drop in from Jurassic Park and chew him to pieces. His grating character ruined any sense of magic the film was trying to push. Everyone — including all the hapless little kids in the audience — knows that, while old wizards may be gruff and intimidating, way deep down inside they love their ignorant apprentices and inspire them. Fans of Star Trek's humane robot, Data, might enjoy seeing Brent Spiner play a stupid arch-villain. The kids really liked Spiner farting every time he was trying to be funny — at least somebody behind Disguise knows one sure-fire kid-pleaser.
The Master Of Disguise
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Premise: When slick Terry returns home from Harvard business school for his father's funeral, he expects it to be a quick trip. But when Terry realizes the family's comic book shop is nearing bankruptcy, and he is to blame, he decides to stick around and help his head-in-the-clouds brother, Peter, run the business. Now, business-minded Terry and fun-loving Peter must work together to save the business and mend their relationship, which has been broken for years.


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A review of recent research into poverty in Ireland
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The conference room in the Metro Police Department station looks like a typical boardroom. Gleaming oak table, warm lighting, modern red chairs. This is the place, Kristin Lehman explains, where detectives would interrogate you if they didn't want you to know you were a suspect. Just down the hall is the you're-in-trouble room: sparse table, a bench that has handles for handcuffs to be attached.
Lehman plays Detective Angie Flynn on CTV's new Vancouver-based take on the police procedural, Motive. This room, part of an impressive police station set on a studio lot in Burnaby, is where Flynn does some of her best work.
But this time I get to ask the questions.
First, some exposition.
Motive's twist is that it identifies the victim — and killer — right off the top of each episode. It's not a show where the cops, and viewers, try to figure out who did the crime, but why they did it. What brought these people together? And, though it sounds silly saying this about a Canadian-made series these days, it must still be said:
Motive is just as slick as its rivals on U.S. broadcast networks. It is lush and vibrant, with a cast full of likeable and, yes, Canadian, actors.
For Lehman in particular, a series where the killer is revealed early is a big switch. Her last major role was in The Killing, where she played the assistant to a doomed mayoral candidate. The AMC series became infamous for not revealing its killer at the end of the first season, as many viewers expected.
"Thanks for reminding me," Lehman says, smiling. "But, here's the thing." She pauses for a moment, mulling her thoughts. "I watch all kinds of television. I compare it to, for example, I read US Weekly. It's great for when I'm the hair and makeup trailer. But I also read philosophy books. I lean toward those as my main staple, but I also really enjoy something that is pure entertainment. One of the things I realized on The Killing, which was long and serialized and all of us who worked on it thought it was great, we just felt that everyone sort of felt the same way. But there was this enormous backlash when crimes weren't being solved.
"When that backlash happened and AMC had to put out a statement, I was like, 'Are you kidding me?' I didn't think anyone thought the crime would be solved. But to an extent that's what viewers are used to."
There is no Killing-style dreariness or uncertainty in Motive. Quite the opposite. Things move quickly, and the crime has a bow tied on it by Det. Flynn and her partner, Detective Oscar Vega (Louis Ferreira) each week. Lehman says the series' non-linear twist "really pushes the story along so well. It's like a really satisfying morsel."
The cast also includes Lauren Holly (NCIS, Picket Fences) as the medical examiner, Roger Cross (24, Continuum) as the police lieutenant and Brendan Penny (Whistler) as a sidekick detective to the two leads. To a person, they all express pride — and a degree of wonderment — at being Canadian actors in a series set in a Canadian town produced solely by a private Canadian broadcaster. Holly, who commuted weekly from her Toronto-area home to the set, says she was initially reluctant to sign on.
"What if it's not good and I get stuck on this Canadian show?" she said, sitting next to a bright, steel autopsy table. Then she was given some scripts. "Right way, I said 'Oh, I like this show,' " she purrs. "Now I hope they have me for a few years."
While Motive doesn't demand the audience follow complex threads and all sorts of ongoing arcs, it does challenge the viewer more than a typical procedural. It jumps between the present and flashbacks that colour in the story, often with artful transition scenes.
I ask Lehman if it's difficult playing a character who is always a step, or several steps, behind the viewer.
"I find it's less tricky for us and more tricky for the guest stars," she says. "Each of them, because they know they are guilty, says, 'Am I not playing it too guilty?' But the beauty of it is, the audience already knows they are guilty." If the actor looks guilty, that works. If they look like they are hiding something, that works, too. "For me," Lehman says, "I just want to be sure I don't look like I know too much."
There's another way in which Motive differs from other police procedurals — it doesn't have those episodes where you develop empathy for an accused killer and see them cleared by the cops at the close. There are no happy endings. I point this out to Lehman. "Well, yeah," she says, before thinking for minute. "Here's the thing: there isn't. There's resolution, and then at the end you are left to decide what that resolution means for all involved. But, no, there's not a happy ending."
This brings with it the potential for some bleak finishes. We already know the conflict ends in someone getting killed, and the show ends with someone getting caught. But Lehman says that also provides the chance for an emotional reaction from viewers.
"Here's the thing that's really interesting, and I really didn't expect to have this response to a glossy, beautiful, police procedural," she says. "I really didn't. But, my heart aches. I really didn't expect — I know the scripts, I'm shooting the show — but when I watch it, I just feel for the people, and for all of it, really. It's just like, I wish this didn't happen."
Motive premieres CTV on Feb. 3, immediately following the Super Bowl.


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Looking at the list of credentials after Dr Alex Cheung's name, one cannot fail to wonder how he managed to amass such an impressive array of titles. From BSc to honorary doctorates, MBA to fellowships in the fields of business and engineering, he seems to have earned every academic distinction you can think of.
However, in his own opinion, the single most important qualification was in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) - something that gave him the opportunity to "start another life".
As he turned 50 and saw many of his peers already contemplating retirement, Dr Cheung decided to take a course in NLP in the US and soon realised the tremendous power this discipline has to change people's lives. But what exactly is it?
"Neuro Linguistic Programming is an 'excellence' collection of behavioural psychology," explains Dr Cheung. "It looks at the model of excellence in world leaders and examines how to install this in other people. It also draws out the unique powers each individual possesses and helps that individual to ride on these powers to achieve greatness."
The aim of NLP is to help us see what is normally invisible and hear what is not readily audible. Research by the University of Pennsylvania in 1970 had found that, when people communicate, only 7 percent of the total effect on the listener is achieved by the actual spoken content, 38 percent of the meaning is conveyed by tone of voice, and the remainder by body language. Skills taught by NLP help in reading people's emotions and intentions more accurately and, thus, in communicating more effectively.
Applying techniques
"Successful people use NLP techniques knowingly or unknowingly," notes Dr Cheung, who cites the example of a senior government official required to meet students threatening to boycott lectures in protest against cuts in university funding. The boycott was successfully averted and discussions resumed later in a calmer atmosphere.
"The success of that meeting was attributable to a number of things," Dr Cheung explains. "Not least was the way the official started - by addressing the students as 'future leaders'. This powerfully reminded the students to examine the issues from the broader perspective of mature decision-makers and, by listening to their views for five hours, he commanded respect."
This kind of "3-win situation" - for the official, students and the university - is something that can be achieved through using NLP.
Success stories
Currently one of only 19 NLP authorised trainers worldwide and the first fellowship holder in Asia, Dr Cheung has witnessed many life-changing experiences. "NLP has helped people from all walks of life and from all over the world improve their work and personal circumstances," he confirms, recalling how he helped a fireman suffering from insomnia and haunted by disturbing images. "He had seen a girl jump to her death so, using hypnotherapy, I installed a more positive frame of mind and, since then, he has become a much happier man."
During last year's SARS outbreak, some hospital administrators in mainland China used NLP techniques to boost morale among doctors and nurses apprehensive about the spread of the disease. "These superintendents made constant efforts to understand their staff's concerns and psychological condition and remind them of their mission and essential contribution to society," says Dr Cheung.
As a discipline based on behavioural science, NLP also has a role to play in crime detection and is used increasingly by police officers needing to get accurate information during the interrogation of suspects.
Joining the profession
As a confirmed advocate of the benefits NLP techniques can bring, Dr Cheung does whatever he can to spread the word. "I certainly look forward to seeing more qualified NLP trainers," he says. "When one candle lights other candles, its own brightness is not diminished."
Professional qualifications in NLP can be obtained by studying in Hong Kong or abroad depending on the time and funding available. Hong Kong offers the advantage of more abundant opportunities to practise under the continuous guidance of experienced trainers. Acquiring the NLP trainer qualification takes at least one year of active learning and practice. Applicants need not be degree holders but certainly require good language skills, personal maturity and a desire to contribute to society.
For those interested in becoming a trainer, Dr Cheung recommends a step by step approach. "People with a career should practise as an NLP trainer on a part-time basis. Book learning is important but life experiences are equally useful in illustrating the theories. I never had to give up my profession as an engineer while training in NLP!"
There are immense opportunities in mainland China where professionals are often more willing to pay for NLP training than their counterparts in Hong Kong. The potential Chinese market is huge but, so far, there are few qualified NLP trainers of world standard practising there.
To date, most practitioners work in the fields of business, education, sales and medical services but Dr Cheung predicts future demand could be "unlimited".
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Strike hits two thirds of Lufthansa's flights
BERLIN - Lufthansa cancelled two thirds of its flights yesterday after flight attendants walked off the job at airports around Germany in an escalating battle with bosses of the country's largest airline, but signs emerged that the two sides may be prepared to return to the negotiating table. Union chairman Nicoley Baublies said at Frankfurt airport early yesterday that he had talked by phone with Lufthansa overnight and the two sides had agreed to call in a mediator to help them settle their dispute. AP
Website operator jailed for death, rape threats
NEW YORK - An eyewear website operator who threatened some of his customers with murder or rape when they complained about their glasses has been sentenced to four years in prison. Vitaly Borker, 35, shook his head and wiped his hand across his eyes as US District Judge Richard Sullivan announced the sentence, along with nearly US$100,000 in fines and restitution. Several people who testified said they called police or installed security systems because of threats Borker made after they complained about glasses they bought from the website. AP
Sea burial, memorial service for Armstrong
CHICAGO - Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon, will be buried at sea, a family spokesman said. The burial will take place after a public memorial in Washington next Thursday. Nasa chief Charles Bolden, present and former astronauts, and other dignitaries are expected to attend the ceremony at the Washington National Cathedral in honour of Armstrong, who died aged 82 on August 25 of complications from heart surgery. He strode into the history books on July 20, 1969, when he became the first man on the moon. AFP
Farc ceasefire offer dismissed by Bogota
TOLEMAIDA - The president of Colombia has rejected a proposal by the country's main leftist rebel movement to observe a ceasefire during peace talks that are to begin next month in Norway. Leaders of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or Farc, said earlier in Cuba that their first item on the agenda would be to propose a truce in the half-century of fighting that has killed tens of thousands. President Juan Manuel Santos said the Colombian military and police had been instructed to intensify offensive actions against the rebels. AP
Canada closes its embassy in Iran
TORONTO - Canada is shutting its embassy in Tehran and severing diplomatic relations with Iran, which Canada's Conservative government said was providing military assistance to Syria. Iranian diplomats in Canada have been given five days to leave. Foreign affairs minister John Baird said Iran was "among the world's worst violators of human rights; and it shelters and materially supports terrorist groups." AP
Obama 'Hope' poster artist sentenced
NEW YORK - The artist who created the "HOPE" poster that came to symbolise Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign was sentenced to two years of probation and 300 hours of community service for destroying documents and fabricating others in a lawsuit he brought against the Associated Press after basing his poster on one of AP's photographs. Shepard Fairey, 42, settled his civil case with AP in a deal than required him to pay AP US$1.6 million (HK$12.4 million), with an insurance company paying about US$450,000 of that amount. AP
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Phil Knight Discusses State Of College Basketball Coppolella Banned As Part Of Braves' Penalties Jones Won't Sue NFL Owners Over Goodell Dish/CBS Dispute Likely To Affect Thanksgiving NFL MillerCoors, NASCAR Yet To Reach Extension Ruppe Is UA's Latest Exec Departure Sellout Crowd Turns Out For Crew Playoffs FC Cincinnati Owners Sign Option To Buy Stadium Site Duracell, SoFi Buying Six-Second Ads On Fox NBC's Preschlack Says Chicago Cuts Part Of Evolution
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AG Wants Bosox Bid Documents To Determine If Sale Is Legit
MA AG Thomas Reilly yesterday "blasted the Red Sox for refusing to turn over key documents related to the team's [$700M sale], suggesting the Sox could be shortchanging public charities by rejecting the highest bid for the team," according to Greg Gatlin of the BOSTON HERALD. Reilly: "Our job is to find out why that happened. On several occasions we have asked ... for the information we need to do our job. Specifically, we have asked for the bid documents. So far they have refused." Reilly said that the Red Sox "offered to give him a summary of documents he'd asked for, but not the documents themselves." Reilly: "That's not acceptable." Reilly "wants the records to see why" Red Sox CEO John Harrington and the club's limited partners "passed over" a $790M offer from N.Y. attorney Miles Prentice. The club instead accepted a $700M bid from the John Henry-Tom Werner group. However, Reilly "stopped short of saying he would, or could, seek to block" the sale, and declined to say whether he would subpoena documents. Reilly said that he would obtain the documents "one way or another." Reilly: "Whatever authority we have, we will use" (BOSTON HERALD, 12/28). Reilly said of the basis of his review: "Fifty million dollars is a lot of money. It may not be to [MLB], but it is to charities. And this office has a responsibility to make sure the charities get all the money they're entitled to from the sale of the Yawkey Trust's controlling interest in the Red Sox." But Reilly said that his review "may end up supporting the Red Sox decision." Reilly: "Maybe it's all legitimate, but we won't know that until we get the information. But we're not going to just rubber-stamp [the sale]" (BOSTON GLOBE, 12/28).John Harrington
HARRINGTON'S RESPONSE: In Boston, Cosmo Macero writes Harrington "was forced to scramble yesterday to address a crisis of his own making." Harrington said in a statement: "I am absolutely confident that ... once the attorney general has the facts, he will concur that the process was fair and appropriate. I have been committed throughout this process to maximizing the value of the Yawkey Trust and the charities that benefit from it" (BOSTON HERALD, 12/28).
Norfolk Seeks Out Corporate Heavyweights; Charlotte Waits
Former VA State Secretary of Commerce & Trade Barry DuVal "is among those working to secure corporate sponsorship in Norfolk's quest to lure" the Hornets, according to Dave Fairbank of the Newport News DAILY PRESS, who notes DuVal and the Norfolk pursuit group "are looking for a corporate deal worth at least" $60M toward naming rights for a proposed downtown arena. Duval said that he "does not expect to receive an answer from potential candidates until after" January 1. DuVal: "Given the time of the year, the overall national economy and the overall corporate economic climate, we're well aware that this is a very difficult undertaking" (Newport News DAILY PRESS, 12/28). However, in Charlotte, WSOC-ABC's Kim Brattain cites Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim as saying that a naming-rights deal for a new arena "could be announced any day now. That city is expected to release financial details on a naming-rights plan next week" (WSOC-ABC, 12/28). In VA, Christopher Dinsmore wonders if the Norfolk corporate community can support luxury suites in a new arena. Dinsmore: "Does the region have the corporate clout to support the necessary number of luxury boxes? Norfolk's proposed $276[M] downtown arena for the Hornets would have 68 luxury boxes leasing for an average of $90,000-$100,000 a year plus an average $500 a game for food, beverage and service" (Norfolk VIRGINIAN-PILOT, 12/28).
DON'T GO: A CHARLOTTE OBSERVER editorial states of the Hornets' situation in Charlotte: "Staying here is a win for all concerned. The bottom line is this: There's a lot to recommend keeping the Hornets in Charlotte, but that's unlikely to happen unless something in the financial mix changes. The City Council can't be expected to revive a deal voters rejected. Waiting is never easy, but that's about all the public can do now ... If the team commits to Charlotte, fans will come back. We think that's in everybody's best interests, if the price is right" (CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, 12/28)
O's Raise Tix Prices For '02; Other Seats Have Been Reduced
The Orioles, the only MLB team that didn't raise ticket prices from '98-01, will increase the cost of 80% of the seats at Camden Yards in '02, according to Roch Kubatko of the Baltimore SUN, who writes that the Orioles are "braced for a decline in attendance" and increased the cost of approximately 37,500 seats by as much as $5. The "highest jumps" involve lower box and club level seating between first and third base. Meanwhile, 1,887 seats in the right-field bleachers near the scoreboard have gone from $9 to $13 and have been renamed "Eutaw Street Reserved Seats." But the Orioles "have either maintained or lowered the price" of nearly 10,000 seats. About 5,300 seats in the upper deck have been reduced between $1-4, with 4,600 others remaining the same. Kubatko notes the club also "will continue to offer discount ticket programs" (Baltimore SUN, 12/28).


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Product Information for Si-Tex SVS-650 Dual Frequency Color 6.5" LCD Digital Fishfinder 600W
Highlights for Si-Tex SVS-650 Dual Frequency Color 6.5" LCD Digital Fishfinder 600W
General Overview
- The SVS-650 features a large 6.5� Direct Sunlight Viewable High Definition LCD Display, in a vertical format to provide maximum sonar resolution! 450 x 750 pixels.
- The SVS-650 Fishfinder offer�s Superior fish detection and bottom discrimination using the new SI-TEX All Digital Sounder System.
- The SVS-650 instantly adapts to changing seabed and water conditions providing fully automatic �hands free� operation.
- The SVS-650 features a Powerful best in class 600 watt dual frequency 50/200Khz transceiver.
- Digital technology eliminates unwanted noise and provides the clearest images possible at all times.
- Multiple Display Modes: Normal (Single or Dual Freq.), Bottom Zoom, Bottom Lock, Shift, Split Screens, GPS Position, Waypoint Steering, Navigation Highway.
- Auto & Manual Range & Gain Controls, Each Frequency can be independently controlled! Also, Auto & Manual Shift.
- 10 Page Screen Capture Memory allows you to take Snap Shots of the Fish Finder Screen and save them to memory.
- 10 Event point memory allows you to instantly save a Fishing location and compute your course steering info back to the spot.
- Waterproof to IPX7 International Standard
- Very easy to operate, with front panel knobs for Gain and STC, Simple Menu Format, and all controls labeled in plain English.
- New White Line / Black Line Bottom Discriminator Fish Symbols
- Depth Alarm, Sea Temperature Alarm, Fish Alarm
- Standard equipment includes Snap on Sun Cover
- Screen Format: Portrait
- Display Screen: wide 6.5" color TFT LCD (750 x 480 pixels)
- Case Size: 8" high x 7 1/4" wide x 4 1/4" deep
- Power: DC 12V~36V(�10%), 18W
- Operating Frequency: Dual Frequency 50/200 kHz
- Output Power: 600W
- Operating Temperature: -15�C~+50�C
- Screen Capture Snap Shots: 10 pages
- Event Position Storage: 10 event positions stored in memory
- Display Mode: Normal (single/dual-frequency), Bottom-lock, A-scope, Bottom Zoom, Nav, GPS Position, Steering
- Depth Range: 24 ranges from 0 � 10ft ~ 0 � 4800ft
- Image Speed: Fixed 8 speeds (4/1, 2/1, 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32) and stop
- Interference Rejection: 3 levels
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- Function: Gain(auto/manual), range(auto/manual), depth with shift(auto/manual), pulse length selection, white/black line, water temperature, bottom enhancement, 26 operating languages, multiple screen background colors
- Alarms: Depth Alarm, Sea Temperature Alarm, Fish Alarm
- NMEA Input: GGA, RMC,VTG
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