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WROCLAW, Poland — All it took was one strike from Czech midfielder Petr Jiracek to bring an end to the European Championship dreams of 40 million Poles.
Jiracek scored with a stylish second-half shot to lift the Czech Republic to a 1-0 win over Poland, putting the Czechs through to the quarterfinals and knocking out Euro 2012 co-host Poland.
With the victory, the Czechs finished atop Group A, and will play the runner-up of Group B in the knockout stage in Warsaw next week.
After withstanding a first-half barrage from Poland, the Czechs pushed forward in the second half looking for an opening. It came on a counterattack in the 72nd minute, when Jiracek collected a pass from Milan Baros in the box, cut right to clear past Poland's Marcin Wasilewski and slotted the ball inside the far post.
"We had a poor start but we gradually improved, started to create chances and finally, we deserved to score," Jiracek said.
Poland, which had to win to advance, immediately brought on two attacking players in the last 30 minutes to push for a goal, but struggled to create any serious threats.
After the final whistle, the Czech players swarmed each other on the pitch. The Poles fell to the ground, covering their faces.
"I think that probably we were too sure about winning this game. The Czechs played excellent football," Poland coach Franciszek Smuda said. "We had some opportunities before halftime, we didn't take advantage of them and we lost the game."
The Czechs pulled off the win despite playing without their captain and playmaker Tomas Rosicky, who was sidelined with an Achilles tendon injury.
Greece 1, Russia 0
WARSAW, Poland — Shades of 2004.
Greece surged into the European Championship quarterfinals, defeating Russia 1-0 Saturday on a goal by Giorgos Karagounis just before halftime.
Karagounis, making his team record-tying 120th international appearance, sent a low shot under goalkeeper Vyacheslav Malafeev with the final touch of the first half.
The Greeks, the 2004 European champions, then did what they do best: defend.
"The moments are pure magic for all of us. This is a great night for all Greeks," Karagounis said. "I cannot describe how I feel. It's so great."
Greece was a long shot at Euros eight years ago and after sneaking into the knockout rounds, it stormed to the title. Could it happen again?
"What inspires us is Greece's history. That inspires me a lot," said Greece coach Fernando Santos, who is Portuguese. "The Greeks have great pride and they have earned respect from everyone. History democracy, science, values — it all started in Greece."
For the Russians, it was a shocking early dismissal after they made the semifinals four years ago. Russia was the overwhelming choice going into the match at the National Stadium, but it was again guilty of squandering chances. The Russians finished the match with 25 shots on goal, while Greece managed only five.
"We should have won by a wide margin tonight, but we didn't. My compliments to Greece," Russia coach Dick Advocaat said. "A number of players weren't sharp enough to score."
The Russians became one of the tournament favorites with their 4-1 win over the Czech Republic in their opening match, then drew with Poland and finally lost to Greece, snapping a 16-match unbeaten run.
Even as the Greeks closed down in front of their net late in the match, Karagounis looked to have won a penalty kick when Sergei Ignashevich appeared to bring him down in the area. But Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson instead booked the Greece captain for a dive, meaning he will miss the quarterfinals.
"We are proud that we gave the people back home some joy and a break from their problems — even for a short while," Greece striker Georgios Samaras said. "We did very well defensively, but the will we had was the main thing. That stopped them from scoring goals."
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Environmental Regulation and Development: A Cross-country Empirical Analysis
This paper develops comparative indices of environmental policy and performance for 31 countries, using a quantified analysis of reports prepared for the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). In cross-country regressions, we find a very strong, positive association between our indicators and the level of economic development, particularly when the latter is adjusted for purchasing power parity. Our results suggest a characteristic progression in the development process, from protection of natural resources to regulation of water pollution and, finally, air pollution control. They also highlight the importance of institutional development, with significant roles for degree of private property protection, effectiveness of the legal/judicial system and efficiency of public administration. Controlling for these variables, "Green" sector indices should be positively correlated with: (1) rural population density; and (2) agricultural and forest production share of national output. "Brown" sector indices should be positively correlated with: (1) particular focus on public health, indexed by life expectancy; (2) urban share of total population; (3) urban population density; and (4) manufacturing share of national output. Our analysis of overall regulatory performance reveals strong cross-country associations with income per capita, security of property rights, and general development of the legal and regulatory system. Surprisingly, however, we find only insignificant or perverse associations with degree of popular representation and freedom of information. For both the Green and Brown indices, performance is again strongly associated with income per capita, freedom of property and (in small samples) measures of regulatory efficiency. The two specifically rural sector variables (population density; proportion of GDP in agriculture and forestry) are only weakly associated with the Green index. The fit is much better for the Brown index: degree of urbanization, population density and manufacturing share in GDP all have the expected signs and relatively high significance. Life expectancy as a proxy for public health priority has no independent effect. In summary, our findings suggest that a detailed, quantified analysis of the UNCED reports can yield comparable and plausible indices of environmental policy performance across countries. Cross-country variations in our environmental index are explained well by variations in income per capita, degree of urbanization and industrialization, security of property rights and general administrative efficiency.
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The disappearance of Pallo Jordan
Pallo Jordan seems to have disappeared from pretty much everywhere, and although he has been proved a liar, some kudos must go to him for having had the courage to actually step down now that his lies have been exposed.
Now if the rest of the lying thieving lot would do the same, not only would the ranks of government be severely depleted, but maybe, just maybe, some of those who actually can do the job of leading would be able to do so.
It is universally known that politicians in general bear a very close resemblance to bananas – they're not exactly straight and many are yellow. Yup quite right – means they're cowards. Way too many have gone soft - and rotten.
So, in a strange way, Pallo Jordan should be commended. Now we just need the rest of the bunch to follow suit, and not only own up to the lies, many of which have in fact been exposed in the public domain, sometimes for years, but to follow his example and resign. Imagine that !!
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What exhaust should I go with
ok so I've had my truck about 2 months it has amagnaflow dual exhaust kit I love how deep it sounds it's just not very loud once you get past 50 mph thinking about true duals (no x pipe) with dual super 44 flow master mufflers keeping the magnaflow stainless tips... Any advice on what exhaust has a loud deep deep deep rumble at idle and not bad sound at highway speed I don't care how loud it is in the cab I want loud and deep
If you want deep stick with the Magnaflows. Just delete the cats. If still not loud enough go with shorter Maggie mufflers.
Take off all your cats and replace two of them with magnaflow high flows. Problem solved and it will still sound great too.
Dump it closer to the cab mine exits before the rear passenger tire and I can hear it going down the highway I have cat back 3" duals with no muffler though
Borla FTW, one of the best performing and tested mufflers hands down.
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chambered mufflers dual exhaust = H-pipe
straight through mufflers dual exhaust = X-pipe
Both aid in savaging and improve performance.
Won't this throw the check engine light though? This is California were talking about.... At least I think. Right NorCal screw? I just switched my flow master to magnaflow thinking it would be louder and it's about the same. Mine also exits in front of the rear passenger tire.
I'm taking a stab here as i don't know the exact nature of the nazi california emissions requirements.
But im guessing this is what's reqired:
all cats
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A muffler which is not obnoxiously loud
pass sniffer
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You shouldn't get a CEL changing mufflers. The only reason you would get a CEL is that you modified or moved the cats or o2 sensors without re tuning the truck.
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Quarterback Philip Rivers and the offense control the clock.
The Chargers have shown on occasion that they can move the ball with impressive efficiency. They'll have a chance in any game they do that, and it certainly seems possible if Rivers can use quick strikes to neutralize the rush of Dallas' formidable front four. The Cowboys' corners like to press and are physical, so the Chargers receivers are going to have to use some muscle to win battles in the first 5 yards off the line.
The offensive line plays better than expected.
It's not a knock on this beleaguered group that the hope isn't very high for them to keep DeMarcus Ware and Co. off Rivers' back. The coaches can say all they want about reps, but O-line is the most orchestrated movement on the field, and three second-stringers starting brings to question how well they're play together. Yet they profess a great pride and cohesiveness among them, and if that translates to the field, maybe it's the spark the entire team needs.
They rattle Tony Romo.
Much is being made of Tony Romo's new-found efficiency in Bill Callahan's simplified offense. But most Cowboys fans will tell you that it's a fragile confidence they have in their QB, because he's let them down so many times. There are mental scars to be exploited, but the Chargers will have to produce more pressure than they've managed so far.


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Barcelona vs Valencia takes place on Sunday as the Catalan side look to continue their dominance of the Spanish La Liga. The game is scheduled to kick off at 3 p.m. ET and can be watched online through free live stream (details below).
Today's game comes from Mestalla and will see Barcelona attempt to continue their perfect start to the new season and the defense of their La Liga crown.
Barcelona started their season with an emphatic 7-0 win over Levante, and they followed that up with a hard-fought victory over Malaga, 1-0.
Lionel Messi has been in his usual amazing form, and has scored two goals so far. Pedro has also supported him and has also claimed two goals until now. Cesc Fabregas, who was rumored to be on his way out of Barcelona over the summer before confirming his future to the Catalan side, has played wonderfully, assisting two goals already this season.
Keeper Victor Valdes has also been in great form, and including international play, he has not conceded a goal since February.
Valencia will be Barcelona's toughest test so far this season, and they were one of the few sides able to steal points away from Barca last season. Last season when these two teams met, Barcelona won 1-0, before Valencia claimed a draw in the second 1-1.
Both clubs have had relatively quiet summers in the transfer window, which ends on Monday. Barcelona been tied though to Benefica's Oscar Cardozo and Porto's Ellaquin Mangala.
Barcelona also reportedly came to terms on a new contract with 22-year-old forward Cristian Tello on Friday, and are probably satisfied with the acquisition of Neymar earlier this summer.
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Please note that my website will be changing, as of 02/12/2016 here is the link : https://makeupbyrut.com . It isn't completely finished but it will be done by the end of the month. If you are a bride or company please click on the link for more information on services and prices! Thank you and have a great day!
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I had the privilege of doing makeup for my very good friend on her special day! Hope you guys enjoy these looks and maybe even get inspired for your own big day.
I love doing weddings, it's so nice to be a part of such a huge day in someone's life!
A Fall Wedding.
So, this past weekend I had a pretty big Bridal party to do. This post will be slightly different in that I won't be doing a product break down, but if you want to know what I used feel free to ask down below! Enjoy.
I forgot to get a picture of 1 bridesmaid but I did about 9 girls in total, plus one aunt who just wanted her eyes done after. This was such a fun bridal party to do!!
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Hello again, today I wanted to post some looks I did about a week ago. Most of them wanted a natural look but I was able to have some more fun with two girls who didn't mind a little drama.
Here are a few before and after pics for you. There was two girls I forgot to take a before shot of so I just their pictures together.
They wanted super natural looks, no lashes just a little something to look a bit more put together for the pictures they'd be taking.
I had soooo much fun doing her makeup ^^ She had beautiful skin, it just went on so smoothly. And her eye shape is perfect! The winged out look definitely suits her well. I had a lot of fun glamming her up.
This girl was so funny and super sweet! I love it when I get to work on people like her. She made the experience a lot more fun. It was overall a fun morning. I love doing weddings, getting to be a part of such a special day is awesome!
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Summery Glow!
So I am back with a new look! Tried out these new lashes I bought today. I don't usually go for this style but so far I'm loving them!
So for the face I used CVS Brand Milk of Magnesia as a primer. I know they say it strips your skin of natural oils or something BUT I don't use it everyday since I don't wear makeup everyday. But when I do this stuff works perfectly!!
For Foundation I used MAC cosmetics Studio Sculpt in NC44 which is actually too pink for me but I made it work.
As my concealer I used the L'Oreal Infallible Pro-matte foundation, I also used this to yellow out my foundation. And since it's so light weight it didn't cake up on me.
I set that with a bit of Mac MSF in Medium plus.
For my cheeks I used Hoola by Benefit cosmetics, and MAC Coygirl.
And the star of the show, Mary-Lou Manizer by The-Balm as my highlight.
These lashes are by Cherry blossom in the number 74. I would never have picked these but I was feeling adventurous at the beauty supply store today and wanted to try some new ones out and I really like them!!
Orange soda, Caramel and Sienna, all by Anastasia Beverly Hills, in the crease.
NYX Black bean Jumbo pencil all over the lid with MAC Melon pigment on top, which I sprayed with water to make it pop.
For liner I used Maybelline Gel in Black.
Mascara is L'Oreal Telescopic.
Tough as taupe Color tattoo by Maybelline and Taupe lipstick by MAC mixed to get a balanced grey taupe color. I decided to go with a cool lip since the colors on my eyes are so warm!
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MINK Lash Review!! Lashes by Lena Style: HEIDI
So I decided to go with a very natural eye for this review so that you could really see how the lashes wear and the style. (So sorry for the visible lash glue, I forgot to cover up with some liner lol)
They're really wispie so they are very natural as it is. Personally I do like longer lashes but if you like natural everyday lashes these are perfect for you. They are Mink so they're very different to work with, I won't say harder it's just different. I'm very used to Ardell lashes but the band on these are super delicate so you have to be careful when cleaning them. I will say, that even though these aren't my most favorite style I would for sure buy another pair from Lena lashes. The only thing I didn't like is that, when I received them I wasn't sure if they were correct style. They looked different from the website, in that they weren't as wispie as they seem online. I haven't bought any other styles but if that happens with any other style I'll be sure to let you know. Though I don't think that will happen since I've seen plenty of people on IG wearing other styles and they look pretty true to the pictures on Lena lashes' website.
As you can see above, these are perfect for those days that you just wanna throw on a pair of lashes and get your day started. I'm not wearing any liner but it looks like I am because they're so wispie! What I like about these is that they look like my lashes but better. The combination of mink lashes and a very natural style is just Perfect!!
So my overall thoughts: These are not my favorite lash style but they are beautiful. I would most definitely buy many more styles from this company because if you like these, wait till you see the other styles they have to offer. If you're looking for quality mink lashes these are a great buy! I'm so grateful that these were sent to me to try out. And I hope to be able to review many more of these lashes for you guys in the future!
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A man from the Skegness area has swapped the wrestling ring for the silver screen for his latest venture.
Professional wrestler, Aaron Waldrom, ring name 'The Lion Aaron Sharp', formerly of the Earl of Scarborough High School (now Skegness Academy) is set to star in a lead role in a feature film.
Aaron, 29, who hails from Chapel St Leonards, currently resides in Norwich, however regularly travels to Skegness to grapple with wrestlers at various venues in the town.
But a slightly different occupation has been keeping Aaron busy recently.
Aaron will play Edward in the feature film Z-Listers, directed by Kris Smith.
Filming started in August and Aaron finished on set on June 10.
The film's protagonist, Chris. lands himself in deep water for fraud, owing a company money and has to pay the money back to get back on track.
Tough guy loan shark, Edward, is asked for help but not everything runs smoothy after the back street gangster has lent the money.
Filmed mainly in Norfolk and Essex at various locations, Aaron said: "I've really enjoyed it.
"This is now my second film I have acted in.
"The first one I played a very short role in a film called Ticketer, playing another tough guy as an extra."
Not being able to give too much away at the moment, Aaron has also been asked to star in another film, which will take him to 20 different countries.
Aaron will still be wrestling for a living and also hopes for big things on the horizon in his wrestling career.
He said: "There's a real possibility if things come off, I could be wrestling worldwide in the not-too distant future."
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Memorial Day 2013 Lititz plans big event; Rothsville kicks things off, but no parade there this year
The biggest news of all for May 27 is that there will be no Memorial Day parade in Rothsville this year.
"Unlike past years, we won't have a parade in Rothsville," Rich Bryant, event organizer said. "The high school band was not able to come, and what's a parade without a band?"
Aside from the lack of marching, those who served will still be honored in the manner to which Rothsville has become accustomed. A memorial service will be held in the cemetery of Jerusalem Lutheran Church, 36 Church St., at 9 a.m.
Children will place flowers on the graves of veterans, marked by American flags. An invocation by Pastor David Unangst of Salem UMC will follow, along with a musical rendition of "America," and a reading of the Gettysburg Address. Music is provided by the Lititz Community Band.
Rear Admiral Janice M. Hamby will be the guest speaker for the services in Rothsville and Lititz. Hamby is currently serving on the staff of the Secretary of Defense as Deputy Chief Information Officer for Command, Control, Communications and Computers and Information Infrastructure Capabilities for the U.S. Navy.
VFW Post 1463, American Legion Post 56 and the Rothsville Fire Company will lay wreaths in honor of those who served, following which those in attendance will sing our National Anthem.
"Taps" will be played to salute the dead and Pastor Unangst will give the benediction to conclude the service in Rothsville.
The Lititz observance follows a similar schedule. The traditional parade will form on Warwick St. at 10:30 a.m. and will proceed at 10:45 to the Moravian cemetery.
Children will place flowers on the graves of veterans as the Lititz Community band plays the "Navy Hymn."
Richard Little, Chaplain, American Legion Post 56, will offer the invocation and William Stauffer will sing "America," accompanied by the Warwick High School Band. A reading of the Gettysburg Address will follow.
Rear Admiral Hamby will again address the gathering as guest speaker, followed by a series of patriotic musical offerings from the Lititz Community Band.
Wreaths will be laid by VFW Post 1463, American Legion Post 56 and VFW and American Legion Auxiliaries and Sons of the American Legion, after which William Stauffer will lead attendees in the singing of our National Anthem, again accompanied by the WHS band.
A firing squad, followed by "Taps" and echo will honor the fallen, after which Richard Little will pronounce the benediction.
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The ancient Anglo-Saxon culture of England produced the name of Buck. It was given to a person who shared a fanciful resemblance with a goat or a male deer. The name is derived from either the Old English word buc, meaning he goat, or male deer. This name would originally have been applied to someone one thought resembled a he-goat or male deer.
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At this time, the shores of the New World beckoned many English families that felt that the social climate in England was oppressive and lacked opportunity for change. Thousands left England at great expense in ships that were overcrowded and full of disease. A great portion of these settlers never survived the journey and even a greater number arrived sick, starving, and without a penny. The survivors, however, were often greeted with greater opportunity than they could have experienced back home. These English settlers made significant contributions to those colonies that would eventually become the United States and Canada. An examination of early immigration records and passenger ship lists revealed that people bearing the name Buck arrived in North America very early:
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If anybody had any doubt on how decisive the mandate for Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee was, a cursory glance at the results of Kolkata put to rest all such doubts. Joydeep Thakur reports.kolkata Updated: May 14, 2011 16:43 IST
If anybody had any doubt on how decisive the mandate for Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee was, a cursory glance at the results of Kolkata put to rest all such doubts. Never had the city, since Independence, handed down such a sweeping verdict in favour of a single party.
It has not only been 11 out of 11 for Trinamool in Kolkata, but the people of the city also seemed to have voted en masse, cutting across all ethnic, linguistic and communal divisions, to teach the Left a lesson that it will find difficult to forget.
This, in spite, of a fairly lower turnout (62.56%) in the city compared to the districts (average turnout across the state was 81.42%).
Above all, the verdict ensured that the incumbent chief minister lost in his party's 'impregnable fortress', Jadavpur, the second time in Bengal's history when a sitting chief minister lost an assembly poll. The first one was Congress's Prafulla Sen in 1967, a year that marked the rise of the CPI-M in the state.
Even in 1977, at the height of its glory, the CPI(M)-led Left Front had to concede five seats to the Congress, the only opposition party then, out of the 21 seats in Kolkata at the time. The share of Left Front's seats, however, dropped to 10 in 1982 with the opposition bagging the rest. And then, over the years, it had been a story of steady decline for the Left Front in Kolkata. On Friday, the Left was completely decimated in the capital.
The worst scenario for the Left Front in Kolkata before Friday's verdict was in 1996 when the CPI(M) and its allies managed to win only six of the 21 seats. In 2006, the Left Front had won 9 seats in the city.
That the winds of change had started blowing and were quietly gathering the pace to unleash a storm became evident in 2009 when the Trinamool Congress won 19 Lok Sabha seats in the state, a historic turnaround for a party that had just one MP in Mamata Banerjee (elected from South Kolkata constituency) in 2004. The 2004 Lok Sabha poll verdict had not only been a disaster for Trinamool but it remains the worst electoral fate that Mamata's 13-year-old party has suffered till date.
The contours of the turnaround became sharper with the results of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation elections in 2010. The Trinamool Congress formed the board on its own strength, after winning 95 of the 141 wards in the city. These results were also a snub for those state Congress leaders who had harboured hopes that Mamata would not be able to clinch it without their support. The results of the latest election underscore the reality in its most convincing terms: There is no room for either the Congress or the Left in Kolkata. Not at least for quite some time to come.
Another hallmark of Kolkata's verdict this time had been that there was no room for any third party in a completely bipolar battle between the Left and the Trinamool. Whether it was the Independent Ram Pyare Ram (a former Congress MLA) in Kolkata Port constituency or the BJP's Mina Devi Purohit in Jorasanko, the Red versus Green polarization ensured that all of these 'spoilers' bite the dust.


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NEW YORK - It's been a bit of an ongoing back and forth. Davey Johnson talks about wanting to see Ross Detwiler mix his pitches a bit more, and Detwiler goes out and has success throwing nearly almost entirely two- and four-seam fastballs.
Lately, however, Detwiler hasn't had as much success. He has an 8.59 ERA in three starts since coming off the DL, and after Detwiler's last start, Johnson said that a major factor in his rough outing against the Rockies was that he wasn't mixing his pitches enough.
"One thing about the longer you face big league hitters up here, the more they get a pitching sequence," Johnson said today. "They see enough pitches, they get better at timing certain pitches. And the big thing is, you have to have some variation. I had the problem with (Mike) Mussina. Mussina always used to pitch off his fastball when I first came to Baltimore and then throw his breaking stuff late. But he'd always use his fastball to set up his breaking ball. And he was getting hit a little bit.
"I just mentioned to him, 'You gotta vary it. Use the breaking stuff to set up the fastball and vice versa.' I think sometimes pitchers can get through having success doing it one way, get in a rut and want to stay that way. All good pitchers, they have to make adjustments just like hitters do."
Detwiler has thrown 88 percent fastballs this season, according to FanGraphs, and while he has success by throwing that sinker down in the zone and spotting the four-seamer, Johnson wants to see more variation. When a reporter mentioned to Detwiler after that start against the Rockies that Johnson mentioned he thought the left-hander's issue was pitch sequencing, Detwiler seemed to disagree. But Johnson held firm to his stance today.
"Sequencing and changing the speeds, controlling the bat speed so the guy doesn't time you and have the barrel center on the ball, the object is to keep their timing off," Johnson said. "Whether you call it sequencing or mixing in different type of pitches, it's all the same thing. It's being able to mess up their timing. That's the key. If you get in a certain sequence with certain pitches all the time, that can be a problem, even with good location.
"He's still young. He's still learning. He's got a great future. He'll figure it out."
Unfortunately for both Detwiler and the Nationals, the hard, big-breaking curveball that the left-hander had coming out of college isn't really in his repertoire anymore. He's made a number of tweaks to his delivery and mechanics over the years, and the curve - which scouts felt was his best pitch when he was drafted - isn't the same at this point.
That's a part of the reason why Detwiler has only thrown his curve eight percent of the time this season.
"When I first saw this young man, I think I was working for (former Nats GM) Jim Bowden, and I was in Viera and a tall, lanky kid came down and he had a hellacious curveball," Johnson said. "I thought of him as more of a breaking ball pitcher, because he had a wipeout curveball. So I know that he has all these pitches. But a lot of times you go with what got your here, but once you get here sometimes you have to make some adjustments, as all pitchers do."
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Through AFSP IFOAM developed its capability to spread effective extension messages and to provide sustainable services to stakeholders in low-income countries. The project included the initiation of the IFOAM Organic Leadership Course for capacity building of local leaders from the South, the creation of internet platforms to facilitate the South's access to the global organic community, the promotion of participatory guarantee systems (PGS) and the empowerment of initiatives in the South sharing IFOAM's values through information, alliances and advocacy skills to raise their voice and support 'poor people first' and 'ecosystem based' agriculture strategies resulting in greater sustainability both inside and outside the organic movement.


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Explaining learning gaps in Namibia: The role of language proficiency
In a multilingual context, this study investigates the role of language skills on mathematics achievement. It compares characteristics of 5048 Grade-6 learners in 275 Namibian schools. The outcome variable is the standardized SACMEQ mathematics score collected in year 2000. Hierarchical linear modeling is used to partition the total variance in mathematics achievement into its within- and between-school components. The results do confirm the positive correlation between strong language skills variations at the school-level and low pupil mathematics scores, which may question the capacity of the current bilingual policy to provide for an effective and equal learning environment.
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After a big win for the Red Sox in the Bronx, the focus was unfortunately not on the field but off of it. John Lackey, after the game, told the media that he received a text about something personal a half-hour before the game. Several hours later, a report about Lackey filing for divorce emerged.
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Third-ranked Helix visits No. 9 Ramona on Friday and the Bulldogs are not shy about trying to get in opponents' heads. The message: you've left the city life; welcome to the countryside.
When the opposing bus pulls into the parking lot some fans are often riding horses.
"I've even seen sheriffs on horses," said Ramona coach Damon Baldwin.
Hay has been strewn in front of the visiting locker room.
There are only two ways into Ramona, via state Route 67 through Poway and state Route 78 via Escondido. Both entrances feature signs reading "Welcome to Bulldog Country."
A former offensive lineman at San Diego State, Baldwin remembers when the Aztecs would visit Wyoming and were greeted at the stadium by a sign listing the elevation (7,200 feet) with the message: "Can you breathe?"
Baldwin has been known to tease opposing coaching friends, reminding them they're headed "up the mountain."
"Don't forget it's hard to breathe up here," Baldwin tells coaches. "We're at altitude."
Never mind that the elevation is a non-impactful 1,391 feet. As they say about modest gifts, it's the thought that counts.
Another taste of the country: the visitors' locker room isn't far from the high school agricultural area, where sheep and cows roam.
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And the garden! Honestly, mine looked like it belonged on the cover of Organic Gardening. I had everything growing and then some. I mulched, fertilized and composted my way to a mighty bounty. I was someone you avoided at church in case I had a squash hiding behind me for you to take home. You know the types -- they're the ones with zucchini on their desks at work the size of a small aircraft carrier.
And after the animals were tended, the garden weeded, watered and harvested, there was canning to do. Jams to make. Pickles to pack. Did I mention there was also no air conditioning?
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You haven't lived until you have heard me moan about the heat. I just don't do well in this Southern, humidifying oven of a climate in August. It is to me, unthinkable to even think about setting foot outside in such abominable conditions. Happiness to me is central air set on Polar. Forget being frugal.
This is one area where my very sanity is at stake. You and I both know the Duke Power people like to send those little flyers with your bill trying to make you feel guilty for being comfortable. Do they really think we're that stupid and will reset our thermostats to 85 because they spent money on a flyer?
Last summer, when my daughter sprained her ankle, I asked her if she could wait till fall to go to the ER. Did I mention that I just don't do well in the heat? My family was thinking they would pack me in dry ice on Memorial Day and let me out after Labor Day. That would be fine with me. I won't even tell you what I felt like after canning 24 quarts of pickles, 36 jars of jam and 21 jars of okra. Roadkill doesn't talk.
So did I learn any lessons? Not really. After a stint of big city livin', we're back in the country with more animals (added ducks this time), the same ol' station wagon with feed perpetually in the back, but this time we have central air. A big'un. Four tons of cold power, able to refrigerate the entire South. That, my dear friends, is living. I might even attempt to can again.


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The new crusades : constructing the Muslim enemy / edited by Emran Qureshi and Michael A. Sells.
- Publication:
- New York : Columbia University Press, c2003.
- Format/Description:
- Book
xii, 416 p. ; 24 cm.
- Subjects:
- Islamic fundamentalism.
War -- Religious aspects -- Islam.
Terrorism -- Religious aspects -- Islam.
Islamic countries -- Foreign relations -- Europe.
Europe -- Foreign relations -- Islamic countries.
Islamic countries -- Foreign relations -- United States.
United States -- Foreign relations -- Islamic countries.
- Contents:
- Palace fundamentalism and liberal democracy / Fatema Mernissi
The clash of definitions / Edward W. Said
The clash of civilizations: Samuel P. Huntington, Bernard Lewis, and the remaking of the post-Cold War world order / John Trumpbour
The clash of civilizations: an Islamicist's critique / Roy P. Mottahedeh
Among the mimics and parasites: V.S. Naipaul's Islam / Rob Nixon
Islamic and western worlds: the end of history or clash of civilizations / Mujeeb R. Khan
Europe and the Muslims: the permanent cursade? / Tomaž Mastnak
The myth of westernness in medieval literary historiography / María Rosa Menocal
Islamophobia in France and the "Algerian problem" / Neil MacMaster
The nationalist Serbian intellectuals and Islam: defining and eliminating a Muslim community / Norman Cigar
Christ killer, Kremlin, contagion / Michael A. Sells.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Contributor:
- Qureshi, Emran.
Sells, Michael Anthony.
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text: Robert Kyles Sr. "Daddy 'O," 74, of Lubbock passed away Friday, Dec. 30, 2011, at his residence. He was born June 12, 1937, to the Rev. Nathan and Gladys Ellis Kyles in Wharton, Texas. Robert worked for Gabert Steel Construction Company for 12 years; he also worked for Charles Auto Clinic. He leaves to mourn his wife of 45 years, Josephine Kyles; one son, Minister Robert Kyles Jr.; five daughters, Patricia Sanders, Barbara Kyles (Anthony), Densie Kyles, Sandra Patterson (Lester) and Josie Kyles; one sister, Bennie Washington (Charles); two brothers, Willie Lee and Alfred Lee (Gloria); one special niece, Corine Norman; a special nephew, Charles Washington Jr.; one brother-in-law, Glen Dale Pearson; one sister-in-law, Evon Pearson; two very special friends, Mrs. Beverly Gilbert and Christopher Victor; 13 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends. Celebration of life services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012, at Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. Interment will follow in Resthaven Memorial Park under the direction of Griffin Mortuary. Family will receive friends from 2 to 6 p.m. Wake will follow from 6 to 7 p.m. today at Griffin Mortuary.


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1 Nelson Mandela:
The South African ANC leader was presented with the honour in 1993 in a cermony at the City Chambers.
2 Jim Watt: The Glasgow-born boxer was lightweight world champion and awarded the honour in 1981.
3 Billy Connolly: The Big Yin is the last person to be honoured, four years ago.
4 Sir Alex Ferguson: Govan-born football manager became a Glasgow Freeman in 1999.
5 Kenny Dalglish: The former Celtic and Liverpool star received the honour in 1986
6 Aung San Suu Kyi: The city recognised the work of the leader of the National League for Democracy in Burma.
7 Marie Curie: The Polish scientist famous for her work on radioactivity.
8 Ramsay MacDonald: Britain's first Labour Prime Minister came from Lossiemouth.
9 Sir William Burrell: The shipping merchant left his art collection to the city.
10 Harry McShane: A colleague of John Maclean, he was a lifelong socialist and Labour activist.


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Forest Service rangers will tour proposed expansion area with interested citizens
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BRECKENRIDGE — A site visit to Peak 6, where Breckenridge Ski Resort wants to develop new lift-served skiing on several hundred acres, has been rescheduled for April 22. Forest Service rangers will lead a public tour of the area for both skiers and non-skiers.
The visit was originally set for April 8 but was canceled because of the potential for a federal government shutdown.
Contact snow ranger Shelly Grail for details and logistics. She can be reached at (970) 262-3484, or send her an e-mail at email@example.com.
Grail said the main purpose of the site visit is to let people know about some of the changes to the proposal since it was first released, including a relocation of the bottom terminal and the elimination of a road from the existing Independence Chair on Peak 7 to the new Peak 6 terrain pod. Grail said the Forest Service hopes to spend about an hour at the site and make it up to treeline to look at some of the timber in the proposed expansion area.
For more information and background on the proposed expansion, check out our Peak 6 expansion page.


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The main determinants of the demand for public transport: a comparative analysis of England and France using shrinkage estimators
This study analyses the impacts of changes in fares, service supply, income and other factors on the demand for public transport on the basis of panels of English counties and French urban areas. The analysis is based on dynamic econometric models, so that both short- and long-run elasticities are estimated. Conventional approaches (i.e. fixed- and random-effect models) rely on the hypothesis that elasticities are the same for all areas. Having shown that this hypothesis is not valid for these data sets, the heterogeneity amongst areas is accounted for using a random-coefficients approach, and Bayesian shrinkage estimators. Estimated elasticities for France and England are compared, by using a common set of variables, similar time period and a common methodology. The results show a considerable variation in elasticities among areas within each country. The major conclusion is that public transport demand is relatively sensitive to fare changes, so that policy measures aimed at fare reduction (subsidisation) can play a substantial role in encouraging the use of public transport, thus reducing the use of private cars.
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Most pregnant women go through a nesting phase - a powerful urge to clean house, organize and decorate in preparation for the arrival of a baby in the home. Simple Sewing for Babies is the antidote to this nesting instinct by putting impatient hands to work sewing lovely projects to feather your nest. Author (and textile/design maven) Lotta Jansdotter looks ahead to the toddler years too with simple projects to adorn your home and your child.
If you've been flirting with learning to sew, but have felt intimidated Lotta's projects are a perfect way to get your feet wet, or at the very least, your little toe. Projects include:
- Play Quilt with Pockets
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RHEL 3 - Keyboard send several chars when key pressed once
Recent instalation of RHEL AS 3 U4 over a DELL 8450 and all works fine, but when start the root sesion on GNOME the terminal and every keyboard input recibe severals sharacters when one key its pressed, the problem its erratic and some times ocurs and other (short times) work fine.
I start the KDE sesion and ther everything works fine. Some idea to solve the problem???
I am having this exact same problem. First installed CentOS 3.4 and experienced the problem. I thought there was an issue with CentOS and my ThinkPad G41, but then I did a fresh install of RHEL3 Update 4. I have a dual boot with SuSE 9.2 and the keyboard works fine there. The problem only happens on RHEL and only when in X. If I go to a terminal (Ctrl-Alt-F1) and login, the keyboard behaves normally. Any application in X has the EXTREMLY annoying condition (not just in a terminal window, but eg: in OOo Writer, etc). PLEASE does anyone have any ideas?
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Take Precautions This Fourth of July Holiday to Preserve Your Health and Limbs
Independence day approaches and what's America's favorite way to celebrate? Blowing stuff up, Including Barbie dolls, toilets, fish and especially their own fingers...
Independence day approaches and what's America's favorite way to celebrate? Blowing stuff up, Including Barbie dolls, toilets, fish and especially their own fingers...
The only Fourth of July episode of anything worth mentioning is the series finale of 'The Wonder Years.' Airing on May 12, 1993, an epilogue set during a Fourth of July parade became one of the most memorable television moments of the last 25 years.
Thursday is Independence Day, and cities and towns all across America will be celebrating in style—but not always in conventional fashion. Heck, not always in America either.
With July 4th coming up, a lot of us are getting in the patriotic spirit with firework GIFs and festive food. But you know what? Celebrating 'merica doesn't only have to happen once every July. These people are showing off their patriotism year round!
We're all entitled to our own opinions, but food is arguably the best part of any holiday. See, eating our way through this sort of celebration is an automatic win-win-- we're happy, our stomach's are happy, everyone's happy.
You can celebrate freedom and reasonable prices this Independence Day.
Maybe you live someplace where fireworks are illegal. Maybe secretly every time you hear some go off you are momentarily terrified that somebody on a neighboring block has just been shot to death. Maybe both (Brooklyn, rep!).
American popular music has been around since before America even declared its independence. 'Yankee Doodle,' anyone? That classic was sung by Colonial American soldiers as early as the French and Indian War.
Here's a list of 10 to add to your Fourth of July playlist:
Do you know what to do in order to throw a 4th of July Block Party? Well, I'm not a "Pro" myself, but I have had a little bit of experience in the party area. That makes me an expert doesn't it?
For all the industries that have been shipped overseas, America is still the entertainment capital of the world. And what better way to celebrate our great nation than with its greatest exports?
In honor of July 4th, here are 10 patriotic classics that are sure to turn the silver screen red, white and blue.


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A former jails chaplain has agreed to pay a $2,500 fine for accepting a solid silver cup and plate as a gratuity for arranging a highly unorthodox Bar Mitzvah behind bars.
Rabbi Leib Glanz offered an astounding excuse for taking the improper gift, valued at $500: He didn't want to offend inmate Tuvia Stern and his family.
"I initially refused to accept the gift, but the family and other guests insisted that I accept it," Glanz said in a settlement with the Conflicts of Interest Board.
Stern had been charged with swindling $1.7 million. He was being held in The Tombs in lower Manhattan in 2008 after jumping bail in 1989 and hiding out in Brazil for 19 years.
Glanz is now facing a much bigger problem: a federal indictment for allegedly stealing $220,000 in Section 8 rent subsidies.


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Title 1: General Provisions
Chapter 5: COMMON LAW; GENERAL RIGHTS
Sub-Chapter 2: Public Information
1 V.S.A. § 313. Executive sessions
§ 313. Executive sessions
(a) No public body described in section 312 of this title may hold an executive session from which the public is excluded, except by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of its members present in the case of any public body of State government or of a majority of its members present in the case of any public body of a municipality or other political subdivision. A motion to go into executive session shall indicate the nature of the business of the executive session, and no other matter may be considered in the executive session. Such vote shall be taken in the course of an open meeting and the result of the vote recorded in the minutes. No formal or binding action shall be taken in executive session except actions relating to the securing of real estate options under subdivision (2) of this subsection. Minutes of an executive session need not be taken, but if they are, shall not be made public subject to subsection 312(b) of this title. A public body may not hold an executive session except to consider one or more of the following:
(1) Contracts, labor relations agreements with employees, arbitration, mediation, grievances, civil actions, or prosecutions by the State, where premature general public knowledge would clearly place the State, municipality, other public body, or person involved at a substantial disadvantage;
(2) The negotiating or securing of real estate purchase options;
(3) The appointment or employment or evaluation of a public officer or employee;
(4) A disciplinary or dismissal action against a public officer or employee; but nothing in this subsection shall be construed to impair the right of such officer or employee to a public hearing if formal charges are brought;
(5) A clear and imminent peril to the public safety;
(6) Discussion or consideration of records or documents excepted from the access to public records provisions of section 317 of this title. Discussion or consideration of the excepted record or document shall not itself permit an extension of the executive session to the general subject to which the record or document pertains;
(7) The academic records or suspension or discipline of students;
(8) Testimony from a person in a parole proceeding conducted by the Parole Board if public disclosure of the identity of the person could result in physical or other harm to the person;
(9) Information relating to a pharmaceutical rebate or to supplemental rebate agreements, which is protected from disclosure by federal law or the terms and conditions required by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services as a condition of rebate authorization under the Medicaid program, considered pursuant to 33 V.S.A. §§ 1998(f)(2) and 2002(c).
(b) Attendance in executive session shall be limited to members of the public body, and, in the discretion of the public body, its staff, clerical assistants and legal counsel, and persons who are subjects of the discussion or whose information is needed.
(c) The Senate and House of Representatives, in exercising the power to make their own rules conferred by Chapter II of the Vermont Constitution, shall be governed by the provisions of this section in regulating the admission of the public as provided in Chapter II, § 8 of the Constitution. (Amended 1973, No. 78, § 2, eff. April 23, 1973; 1979, No. 151 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. April 24, 1980; 1987, No. 256 (Adj. Sess.), §§ 3, 4; 1997, No. 148 (Adj. Sess.), § 65, eff. April 29, 1998; 2005, No. 71, § 308a, eff. June 21, 2005; 2011, No. 59, § 7.)


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MURRIETA -- It's not just the promise of a cash prize, though that doesn't hurt.
The cherry on top of the sundae of competing in the Murrieta Battle of the Bands is the distinction. A handful of local teen bands will leave the confines of their garages and take to the stage next week as they perform during the seventh annual Murrieta Battle of the Bands.
"It's been on our minds a lot," said Josh Scott, a 16-year-old guitarist in the local band "Diminishtry." "That's our goal -- to play shows."
As of Tuesday, four bands had qualified to compete in the Oct. 4 event at the Murrieta Community Center, and organizers are looking for two to three more bands to round out the showcase, said Murrieta Recreation Supervisor Brandon Harrison.
The show highlights local teen bands, and the top three will win cash prizes contributed by the Murrieta Valley Foundation.
For teenagers, even forming a band is no easy feat. Not only is it important for the musical preferences and talents of band members to complement each other, oftentimes school, work and sports schedules interfere with band practice, said Tyler Talbot, vocalist and guitarist with the alternative band "Good Night and Good Luck," which will compete in the battle.
Then comes choosing a name. After struggling to find just the right name for their group, members of the band Talbot is in ultimately took a suggestion from a friend.
"We'd been going back and forth thinking about different band names for a few years," the 16-year-old said.
Once the band is formed, its members can spend incalculable time manipulating notes to find an original sound. Though most bands cover professional songs, new, young bands are eager to distinguish themselves from the pack. That distinction, Scott of "Diminishtry," said, will make them memorable, and give them an advantage in competitions.
"Progressive music hasn't fully been explored for all its elements," Scott said. "We try to be as different as possible."
Then musicians work to create music that is true to themselves, yet present it in a way that will draw others in to the message behind it.
Jay Levy, a folk/punk soloist who will perform during the competition under the band name "Aesthetic Love," said that because the music he writes is heavy with political musings, he works to strike a careful balance between saying what he truly feels and trying not to offend his audience.
"In my room I can sit and play whatever I want and say whatever I want," the 17-year-old said. "But when it actually leaves the room, it's a lot different. In my room it's a lot more raw. When I perform, it's everything that I've (boiled) down so it's appropriate."
It's no secret that venues for local bands, especially for the underage crowd, are few and far between. Maintaining concert clubs has proven difficult in Southwest County, as several coffee shops and clubs have had to close their doors because they couldn't secure permission to operate as concert venues, or because sales couldn't support the expense.
To that end, musicians are searching for other places to show their music, such as at high school tail gate parties, street corners and birthday parties, band members say.
So when the opportunity to play on stage presents itself, teen musicians said they'd be nuts not to jump for the spotlight.
"When you're a band, your main objective is to play in front of a crowd," said Harrison, the city's recreation coordinator. "If not, it would be like a football player not being able to play in a game and just practice."
For Nathan Alfaro, a 17-year-old rhythm guitarist with the Christian rock band, "Doulos," the battle is a step in the direction of stardom.
"We want to be able to make it a career so this is actually a pretty big thing," Alfaro said. "We want to keep going and see how far we can get."
The concert, which is free to the public will begin at 7 p.m. Oct. 4 at the Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St.
Contact staff writer Nelsy Rodriguez at (951) 676-4315, Ext.2626, or firstname.lastname@example.com .
Battle of the Bands
- What: Spaces are still open for the Murrieta Battle of the Bands. Band members must be 18 years and younger, and must submit an application and a recorded song to the city's Community Services Department by Friday.
- When: 7 to 11 p.m Oct. 4.
- Where: Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St.
- To apply: Download an application at www.murrieta.org/uploads/yac/BOB%20App%202008.pdf
- Information: Call Brandon Harrison at (951) 461-6109.


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Reward Offered in Arson CaseGainesville Fire Marshal Chad Payne has determined that arson is the cause of the residential fire that occurred on Sunday, September 25, 2011 at 2599 Lenox Park Drive. Fire Marshal Payne said during the initial investigation all reasonable causes were ruled out and a reward is now being offered.
"The investigation is still very active but investigators need your help. If anyone has any information or saw anything suspicious in the area of Lenox Park Drive on Saturday, September 24 or Sunday, September 25 they are encouraged to contact the Gainesville Fire Department at 770-534-3612 or the Georgia Arson Hotline toll free at 1-800-282-5804. A reward up to $10,000 may be paid for information resulting in the arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for planning or committing arson in the state of Georgia," said Payne.
For more information call Fire Marshal Chad Payne at 770-534-3612.