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Wages come to fore in Bangaldesh supply chainDecember 2013
A 77% increase in minimum salary for Bangladeshi garment workers has been proposed by the national wages board.
This would fix the monthly minimum at 5,300 takas ($68, £42, €51). The workers, who have been demonstrating and striking for wage rises in recent months, had demanded more than 8,000 takas.
However, the industry, worth $20bn (£12.4bn, €14.8bn) a year to Bangladesh, is urging caution as government ministers consider backing the proposals.
The factory owners are prepared to pay more but warn that a sharp rise would blunt their competitiveness.
The wage issue has become prominent again after the international shock over the Tazreen factory fire in November 2012 and the Rana Plaza collapse in April. The tragedies initially provoked calls for better conditions in Bangladesh's garment factories, and in the workplaces of other Asian countries.
In the UK parliament the all-party group for Bangladesh recommended a study to decide on an ethical stamp similar to a Kitemark for garments made outside the country. In addition, the group asked all European nations to join the UK in pushing for employment reforms in Bangladesh.
The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI), an alliance that champions workers' rights worldwide and says its member companies have already delivered wage increases by raising productivity in factories, welcomed a long-term comprehensive plan for Bangladesh's garment industry.
At the same time Peter McAllister, its director, emphasised the employees' role in setting standards.
McAllister said: "At the heart of a healthy industry is the ability of workers to raise issues with management. A significant effort must be made to ensure that Bangladeshi garment workers are front and centre of industry change, and not just passive recipients of this change."
On pay the ETI said: "This issue needs to remain in focus, so that in the immediate term the minimum wage for Bangladesh's garment workers moves closer towards the living wage mark.
"It's also important that all stakeholders work together to develop a credible mechanism through which successive wage increases can be agreed."
Workplace safety, the sector's other big issue, is the subject of pacts just produced by three industry groups.
Unified standards to simplify inspections and avoid duplication are central to the proposals from the Accord on Fire and Safety in Bangladesh, headed mainly by European traders, the Walmart-led Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety, and the Dhaka government's National Tripartite Action Plan.
The proposals want factory inspections by qualified, experienced officials, state a maximum number of machines per floor area, require fire doors to exclude fire smoke from stair wells, and stipulate a maximum distance of 25 metres between exits.
Scott Nova, executive director of the Worker Rights Consortium, said previous inspections had failed because the engineers involved were not competent, independent or transparent.
The proposals are being fine-tuned and need approval from the groups' steering committees.
Elsewhere, ETI companies are running supply chain programmes to improve pay and conditions.
In India it concentrates on the garment makers' home-based network, the costume jewellery sector and the sandstone quarrying and manufacturing industry.
It is lobbying the footwear and plastic toy industries in China and the timber trade in Vietnam.
The World Banana Forum, which represents the banana supply chain, claims to be close to achieving living wages for plantation workers and packers in Latin America and Africa during the next few years.
The forum says leading brands, including Dole and Chiquita, and Fairtrade, which aims to help and empower farmers and producers, are "putting ideas and funding on the table". It will report its progress to a trade conference in mid-2014.
Last month's Living Wage Week offered an opportunity to highlight women's pay. The humanitarian agency Care International emphasised that women workers are vital in manufacturers' supply chains and deserve pay equality with men.
Pay campaigns have been conducted even in the West. Oxfam, which has just become a living wage employer, protested that the basic right to a decent income, enshrined in the International Labour Organisation charter, is still denied to millions worldwide, and that at least a million UK employees have zero contracts.
One in three workers in north-east England are paid less than the living wage, a gathering of the Northern Trades Union Conference was told last month.
By contrast, a report from the human rights consultancy Impactt showed that 80% of the UK employers that adopted the living wage believed it improved work quality and helped to cut absenteeism by 25%.
Meanwhile, the Birmingham-based Unity Trust Bank, the social economy specialist, became the first bank to receive accreditation from the Living Wage Foundation.
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The Pacific islands that were the focus of some of the biggest and bloodiest battles fought by US Marines during World War II – are gradually slipping into the Chinese orbit as American authority fades.
Although in all high-level summits with US representatives since 2013 Chinese officials have reiterated that the islands can accommodate both Chinese and US interests, China's incursion into the key US possession of Micronesia delineates clearly the continuing struggle between the two. Chinese entry into the region began in the mid-2000s and has intensified ever since.
Micronesia includes five independent countries: the Federated States of Micronesia, Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, Nauru and Palau; as well as three US territories: Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands and Wake Island. American air and naval bases have been stationed here since WWII, the largest of which is on Guam. The recent China factor has come as the most serious challenge the US has faced in the region.
US Subsidies Prop Up Economies
Over the years, a significant supply of US dollars in the form of subsidies has allowed the US to maintain its hegemony. Even today, the US dollar is the official currency in the Federated States of Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, Palau, the Northern Mariana Islands and Guam.
As of 2013, the Federated States of Micronesia relied on the United States for $92 million in annual economic assistance, 40 percent of its national revenue. In return, it gives the US a mandate for the island nation's diplomacy in defense and national security-related areas under an accord. Palau and the Marshall Islands also have similar arrangements with Washington.
The US has been reducing aid every year. For instance, between 1987 and 1991, the US provided US$430.5 million dollars to the Federated States of Micronesia and Republic of Marshall Island. However, this amount was reduced to 365.5 million between 1992 and 1995 and it further reduced to 295.5 million between 1996 and 2001.
This aid program is due to end in 2023 and the states, economically challenged as they still are, are desperate to fill the void and no state in the region has been as eager to fill this gap as China. Hence the beginning of Chinese investment and aid and the consequent US-China tussle in the larger Pacific region. In a way, China's policy to replace the US as the biggest financier of these states seems to be the root where branches of the power tussle in both the South and East China seas sprout from.
China, for its part, has sought to blame the Americans for any possible tensions. On Jan. 30, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told a press briefing that that "countries located outside the region" should refrain from disrupting stability in the Pacific Ocean region – the US and its allies.
Beijing Maintains Strength
While China does certainly not want to see what it considers any extra-regional power to have any say in the oceanic matters, it has certainly aimed at maintaining its own position of strength. While the world media regularly continues to pay particular attention to developments taking place in South and East China seas, there are by the far the only regions where this struggle for control over seas, resources and markets is going on.
The Federated States of Micronesia, which are linked to the US by the Compact of Free Association signed in 1986 and extended in 2003 till 2023, are on the receiving end of Beijing investment, sometimes in excess of capital injections from the US. Additionally, part of the Chinese subsidies go into a trust fund established with the aim of supporting the economy of the Federated States of Micronesia following its independence in 2023 (i.e., after the funding from the United States dries up).


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Photosynthesis is finally complete! It took me nearly a week to get the final 18 rows finished... way too long, but Arthur has kept me busy!
Beads on the final chart to give it a little something extra.
Alternating the skeins was a good idea... I really love how the color came out.
I'm totally in love with this.
For an Arthur update... his levels have gone down, but are still high enough to warrant weekly testing. He's doing great and is growing so much! This week's appointment had him at 9lb 5oz and 21.25 inches, and increase of 11oz and 1 full inch in just 7 days! I'm so glad that we're down to weekly testing; it was getting tiresome going to the hospital and heartbreaking to see my baby cry from getting his heel stuck everyday.


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A peak element is an element that is greater than its neighbors.
Given an input array where
num[i] ≠ num[i+1], find a peak element and return its index.
The array may contain multiple peaks, in that case return the index to any one of the peaks is fine.
You may imagine that
num[-1] = num[n] = -∞.
For example, in array
[1, 2, 3, 1], 3 is a peak element and your function should return the index number 2.
Your solution should be in logarithmic complexity.
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Walt Disney / by Sarah Tieck.
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- Physical Description: 32 p. : ill. (some col.), col. maps ; 23 cm.
- Publisher: Edina, Minn. : ABDO Pub. Co., c2010.
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| Who is Walt Disney? -- Walt's family -- Early life -- Starting out -- Growing family -- Working artist -- Award winner -- Growing a business -- Important life -- Important dates -- Important words.
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| Readers will learn about Disney's childhood, education, and career as a groundbreaking animator and entrepreneur. Disney's early interest and talent as an artist and cartoonist are discussed, including his work in advertising and the formation of Walt Disney Company. Also included are Disney's famous animated movies and characters, such as Mickey Mouse, as well as the making of Disneyland and Disney World.
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Uncertainty over Trump policy clouds global outlook: World Bank
WASHINGTON: The World Bank on Tuesday pared back its global growth estimate for 2017, but uncertainty about the economic policies of US President-elect Donald Trump is clouding the outlook.
Main author of the World Bank's global forecast, Ayhan Kose told in an interview, "We need to pay attention. All eyes are on US policymakers and how they will formulate their policies."
"What happens in the United States does not stay in the United States."
In the semi-annual Global Economic Prospects report, the World Bank lowered the estimate for global growth this year a tenth from the June forecast, to 2.7 percent compared to the 2.3 percent growth seen last year.
The World Bank maintained its US forecast at 2.2 percent following a sluggish 1.6 percent in 2016. But those estimates could go much higher.
Even the table in the report displaying the forecasts for the major regions and economies comes with a footnote warning about the uncertainty: "The US forecasts do not incorporate the effect of policy proposals by the new US administration, as their overall scope and ultimate form are still uncertain."
Kose said it is simply too soon to draw any conclusions, however a simulation showed the individual and corporate tax cuts that Trump discussed during the campaign could on their own add three-tenths to the US growth rate this year, and more than double that in 2018.
He said that infrastructure spending could have an even larger impact. "These are significant increases."
"A healthy US economy is good for the rest of the world," since an increase in US growth of one full percentage point could boost advanced economies by eight-tenths after a year, and emerging markets by six-tenths.
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Sure, Revenge Of The Sith Is The Best Star Wars Prequel, But Is It Actually Any Good?
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is the quintessential Star Wars prequel. Finally, after stalling for two movies, George Lucas delivers on all his promises. However, in true prequel fashion, he does it in a wildly uneven way. Welcome to our Star Wars movie rewatch!


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Six Weeks or Less to Build an App!
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Review | The New Brow Routine with L'orealFriday, March 20, 2015
The eyebrows are without a doubt one of the most important parts of any beauty routine, they frame your face, help to open up your eyes and add definition to the contours of your head. A good set of brows can make all the difference but it's not as easy as one might think. It took me years to figure out how to find the right shade for my incredibly light blonde hairs and how to shape and fill a set of brows that were practically invisible. I have been using the same products for the last few years and while I loved them, the high end price tag was doing no favours for my wallet. I recently discovered two new products from L'oreal Paris for Spring 2015 that have made my eyebrows and my wallet very happy.
On the outside, the L'oreal Brow Artist Designer Pencil* looks like your classic pencil with a great dense spoolie on one end and a sharpened point on the other. The pencil is colour coordinated to match the shade inside and the gold accents add a touch of glam that you don't normally get with more affordable products. The inside is where the magic truly lies, the pencil itself has a gorgeous formula. It is just creamy enough that it glides over the skin with ease so you don't have any skipping when you try to draw the outlines of your eyebrow but it is also slightly waxy so it adheres itself to your skin and covers each individual hair in a sweep of colour to achieve an even finish. I have always had issues with my brow powder or pencil colouring my skin but not the hairs so I was left with blonde hair against a brown background - not with this pencil! The colour payoff is fantastic and it is easily built up for a more intense effect without ever looking too unnatural. The best bit is once set, it stays in place all day long without smudging or migrating across my forehead. The shade 302 Golden Brown is a gorgeous medium brown with warm undertones that matches my natural red hair perfectly.
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Thread: Command button for time & date
02-22-08, 02:21 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Command button for time & date
I hope I can explain this right...I am looking to add START DATE, COMPLETION DATE, START TIME, & FINISH TIME buttons to an existing form, so that when you press the START DATE button it
would insert the current date into the field; when you press the START TIME -the current time is inserted and so on. I then put "Me.[START DATE] = Date" and "Me.[START TIME] = Time" in the Click event procedure of the buttons, and this message box popped up when I clicked on the buttons:
"Microsoft Office Access can't find the macro "Me."
The macro (or its macro group) doesn't exist, or the macro is new but hasn't been saved.
Note that when you enter the macrogroupname.macroname syntax in an argument, you must specify the name the macro's macro group was last saved under."
After getting it to work for START DATE and START TIME, I haven't got it to work yet for FINISH TIME and END DATE; I've tried putting those names into the code, but it is not working. I then realized that there were text boxes underneath the command buttons I had created, and I thought that is what was causing the problem. Well, I was wrong again. I thought I had fixed it, and then when I had opened the form in design view, the following visual basic message came up: "Microsoft
Visual Basic: Compile error--can't find project or library" and the following:
Function fOSUserName() As String----------->highlighted
' Returns the network login name
Dim lngLen As Long, lngX As Long
Dim strUserName As String
strUserName = String$(254, 0)
lngLen = 255
lngX = apiGetUserName(strUserName, lngLen)
If (lngX > 0) Then
fOSUserName = Left$(strUserName, lngLen - 1)
fOSUserName = vbNullString
End If
End Function
Any suggestions? I've attached a copy of the database in a zip file for reference.
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There's no forms to look at in that database, so can't really help much.
The code above works fine on my system.Owner and Manager of
CypherBYTE, Microsoft Access Development Specialists.
Microsoft Access MCP.
And all around nice guy!
"Heck it's something understood by accountants ... so it can't be 'that' difficult..." -- Healdem
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StarTrekker - The forms etc. are hidden
I changed Me.[START DATE] to me!startdate have a look at the attached zip file for the changes to the other time and date fields.
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Thanksgiving Home Prep: 6 Simple Projects to Tackle Before Turkey DaySubmitted by Elena on Tue, 11/15/2016 - 10:51
Thanksgiving: It's a different kind of meal prep.
With a little over a week until the big turkey dinner, the pressure to host a great Thanksgiving is on. Odds are your menu is finalized, but is your home ready to handle all the guests walking through the front door?
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Let's face it, not every event is organized equally. You might have sponsors, you could have certain things only accessible to VIPs, or you might just want to be selective on who can even attend. Having a static registration page won't help solve this, so we developed a way to either a) hide select tickets or b) only let certain people get them. We call this ticketing voodoo, creating access codes. Let's take a look…
What's an access code and how does it work?
Access codes are special phrases that potential attendees can enter during the checkout process to register for the event. When you're creating a ticket, you simply set the ticket's visibility: visible or hidden.
- Visible tickets – These are tickets you want everyone to see. They can either be purchased by the general public or an access code can be created to only let select people purchase them.
- Hidden tickets - These are tickets that are not shown publicly. The only way someone can find/purchase them is if they have an access code.
Access codes are customizable and let you set:
- The name of the code that people will have to enter.
- The number of times it can be used; either unlimited or set to a specific amount.
- A date range for when the codes can be used.
How do potential attendees enter the code?
When potential attendees see the tickets you have available, they can simply select "Enter a code" at the bottom of your ticket listing. A box will then appear for them to enter your code. Assuming they enter a valid code, the ticket will now be available for purchase, regardless of whether it was hidden or visible.
Here are some ideas on when to use access codes:
- You have VIP tickets that only VIPs should be able to get.
- You want to have sponsors register through Eventjoy, but you don't want to make their registration publicly available.
- You want an element of exclusivity around your event by publicly listing your tickets, but you want to make them only available to certain people.
What are some other ways you might want to use access codes for your event?


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Cascade compressor for refrigeration; four baths and sixteen holes; temperature control points: 0, -17°C, -34°C, -51°C, (-68°C)
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BF-12A pour point tester is in accordance with national standards GB/T3535 and the American Society for Testing
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4.Structural characteristics
This instrument mainly consists of refrigeration system and temperature controlling system. The refrigeration system is composed of fully closed double compressor assembly, including compressor, condenser, evaporation condenser, throttle capillary tube, and evaporator.
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Drive Icons get changed
Have Two Hard Disks One 500 GB Sata and second 40 GB
On SATA Hard Disk There are 4 Partions ( C , D , E , F )
40 GB Hard Disk Have ( G , H ) partions Previously I Have Installed XP SP3 on C : Dive and Windows 7 on D: Drive But Due Some reason I Have Formated C and D Drive and Installed
Fresh XP SP3 on C : Drive and Windows 7 on E : Drive every thing was fine upto an Installation of Accronics True Drive .
After Installation of Accronics True Drive Software My C And E Drive Icons are as useual But the remaing ( D , F , G, H ) Icons had changed .
I Have Tried every Thing possible to get Icons Back to normal Position But never worked
Some one posted twek To Reg change It also fails , Please Give me any solution
In windows All Drive Icons are not changed they remain as they should by default
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Hello Prabhakarlad,
Did you check for a hidden (not always hidden though) autorun.inf file when you open the drive letter in Computer?If there is a autorun.inf file, then delete it to restore your default icon.
If not, then you can try both Options in the tutorial below if you have not already.
Drive Icon - Change
Hope this helps,
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Yes off course A set of Three Hidden folders were found On Each Drive ( Which Icons Were changed) Called - Autorun.ini , Desktop.ini ,and Commet.htt containing a .inf file With Comments " lpt3.Drive_is_protected_against_flash_viruses_by_RegRun" and was not able to delete by all means. But Thanks To Reno Uninstaller I Have Tried to Secure Force delete but not able to del. it only says " Files a secuarly Deleted but some files will delete after Reboot " and the Folder get automatically Renamed to ZZZZZ.ZZZ after reboot nothing was changed the same ZZZZZ.ZZZ folder was present on each drive with the same file file with it . But After I Have changed the folder name to any XYZ , ABC . AZZ and reboot the system Icons Are Backed to their original , But Still the Folders on each Drive in hidden
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2 green bell peppers, chopped
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Those of us with more than a few tattoos or who have a habit of making bad decisions have encountered the unmistakable feeling of tattoo regret. Perhaps we had one too many rounds of tequila while on spring break. Or maybe we fell head over heels for someone and decided to get the 'relationship kiss of death' couples tattoo for the world to see. In my case, I had what seemed like a good idea at the time, combined with a tattoo artist who did a poor job. Upon changing shops and doing a touch up, the piece got completely f****d up.
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If you wander down the streets in central Brussels' and find stores selling Manneken Pis corkscrews, beer, and all things fried, you are getting warmer; Brussels Grand-Place is just a waffle away. This main square is not only the core of the city's tourist-dom but also a recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area is small compared to other sprawling European squares, but what it lacks in width it makes up for in height and history.
In its current form, the opulent square dates back to the 1600s. Back then, it served as a market place; today, vendors run a swift business hawking keychains, chocolates, and frittes. Andres and I first wandered the plaza during the mid-afternoon visitor crush, and decided to leave the tangled melee with a promise to visit again at night. It was a swell plan; after dark, the amount of revelers drops dramatically. We were able to move about freely, snapping these shots in the process:
The boxy square, nearly enclosed by buildings stretching upward, became less claustrophobic and more inviting with fewer crowds. There were local teens sprawled on the cobblestones, elegantly-coiffed diners chatting at the open-air restaurants, and plain old tourists like us. I couldn't help but like the Grand-Place more after dark.
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I've been tracking how people get to this site, and some variation on "pop up tutorial" shows up again and again. Even though my focus is on more advanced projects, let's have a show of hands (I mean comments) from readers who would like some basic instruction. I envision a lesson, and then an opportunity to show what YOU made! What do you think?
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Lifeless Mets are getting tougher to watch
Sunday is Banner Day at Citi Field. Hopefully none of the banners will say this:
"I texted my son after they lost one of the games this week and said, 'It is impossible to watch.' It is impossible to watch. When you care about them as much as I do, and a lot of Mets fans do, it's just so hard to watch sometimes."
The speaker was New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Friday on WFAN's "Boomer and Carton" show. He probably was speaking for a lot of Mets fans who witnessed Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Diamondbacks.
Nothing makes a team tougher to watch than errors and a lack of offense. The Mets had both Saturday in losing their seventh in nine games to one of the few teams in the National League that has a worse record.
Arizona, the last-place team in the NL West, improved to 19-31. The 21-26 Mets fell back into last place in the NL East, a half-game behind the Phillies.
If things don't improve soon, the five-game series in Philadelphia Thursday through Monday is going to be one only a baseball masochist or cheesesteak aficionado can love.
Not even Zack Wheeler could rescue the Mets from a buzz-less defeat on a rainy late afternoon/early evening.
Wheeler went 62/3 innings and was charged with three runs (two earned) to fall to 1-5 with a pedestrian 4.31 ERA.
Wheeler's starts used to be events, but this year he has settled in as just another arm with potential on a team full of them. Matt Harvey has been more interesting this season even though he hasn't thrown a pitch.
Wheeler fans can lament the lack of run support Saturday and the fact that the Diamondbacks' third -- and eventual winning -- run was unearned. But unearned doesn't mean Wheeler wasn't more than a little responsible.
Arizona led 2-0 in the third when Paul Goldschmidt reached on a one-out throwing error by shortstop Wilmer Flores on a ball in the hole. After a strikeout, Wheeler hit Aaron Hill with a 2-and-2 pitch before Martin Prado grounded an RBI single to left. Sure, the error hurt. But the two-out, two-strike HBP hurt just as much.
Wheeler also was bailed out by two excellent defensive plays: a leaping grab by Chris Young at the leftfield wall in the fifth and a diving stop for a forceout by David Wright in the sixth after another hit batter.
Still, Terry Collins called Wheeler's outing "a huge step forward for him," which sounded like the manager trying to pump up the 23-year-old. Wheeler labored through the early innings (68 pitches in the first three) before catching a wave.
Without those excellent plays by Young and Wright, though, the middle innings might have been more taxing for Wheeler, who threw a career high-tying 118 pitches.
There was no huge step forward for the Mets' offense against the team with the highest ERA in the NL (4.63).
The Mets had 11 baserunners but were 2-for-8 with runners in scoring position and stranded eight. The biggest offender was Lucas Duda, who left seven men on base.
"Yeah, that was tough, man," Duda said. He didn't add "to watch." He might as well have.
Add in the periods of rain and drizzle at Citi Field and the small crowd of 24,551 and it wasn't a day for excitement in Flushing.
"Get 'em tomorrow," Duda said. The Mets will have two shots at that, as Friday's rainout led to a rare single-admission doubleheader Sunday.
Registration for Banner Day begins at 10 a.m., with the fan procession on the field soon after. It's a great Mets-only event and a credit to the organization to bring it back a few years ago.
But if Banner Day festivities turn out to be the most watchable thing about a day with two games, Gov. Christie and a lot more Mets fans will be getting ready to spend their leisure time watching something else. Soon.


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Toby Flood sings La Marseillaise as Toulouse show solidarity over Paris attacks
England international Toby Flood has commended "a fantastic show of solidarity" by four-time European champions Toulouse after they paid an emotional tribute to the Paris terror attack victims.
Flood joined his Toulouse team-mates in singing the French national anthem La Marseillaise on a rain-swept north London evening before the European Champions Cup opener against Saracens at Allianz Park.
They were the only French team in Champions Cup action this weekend, with games scheduled to be hosted by Racing 92, Oyonnax, Bordeaux-Begles and Toulon all postponed by tournament organisers European Professional Club Rugby and French domestic rugby chiefs Ligue Nationale de Rugby following the Paris atrocities that left more than 120 dead.
Unsurprisingly, it looked as though the Toulouse players' minds were elsewhere during much of a Pool One encounter they lost 32-7 - their heaviest defeat in European competition since 2006 - and Flood admitted it had been a difficult day.
"We decided to (sing the anthem) during the day, and there was a bit of learning of words for me, but it was a fantastic show of solidarity," he said.
" However much it hurts to lose this game, it has been a pretty tough 24-48 hours for all those guys who have got friends and family who live in Paris and have lots of connections there.
"I think the guys actually wanted to play. They wanted to show they were ready for the game. But it was certainly a game that we realised the importance of, being the only French side to play."
EPCR says the four postponed Champions Cup games due to be played on French soil this weekend - Oyonnax versus Ulster, Racing 92 against Glasgow, Toulon's appointment with Bath and Bordeaux-Begles versus Clermont Auvergne - will be rescheduled as soon as possible.
It will, though, require some rejigging of European and domestic fixtures schedules. Bath, for instance, do not have a free weekend until early April, and that is only if they fail to make the Champions Cup quarter-finals.
EPCR chairman Simon Halliday said: "It simply would not have been appropriate in the tragic circumstances to have staged the French-based games this weekend.
"We trust that the clubs and their fans who travelled abroad will understand why we took this decision in conjunction with the LNR.
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by skater95, Oct 13, 2010.
For battery life and speed?
Such a loaded question
Without a doubt the best combo is the one that suits your needs we're all different
In that order? nix's MIUI or Lou's RRR
Some of these questions are getting boring. So many things affect battery life, and speed can mean a few different things. Additionally, some things have trade-offs. For instance, the roms that get the very fastest benchmark speeds are the vanilla roms, but they are more of a challenge to get EVERYTHING working perfectly. People need to just find the roms that look interesting to them and give them a spin around the block, squeal the tires, etc. and decide for themselves.
Sorry guys, i don't wanna try every Rom. I came from the ally which had 1 Rom and 1 kernel so I'm not use to all the options
No sorries it's all good mate. Is "close to stock froyo" a feature that is important to you? Go Virtuous (sense). It's plenty fast and battery life is very good
Otherwise the 2 I mentioned in my first reply are fun stuff, fast, and both have very good battery life.
Yeah, I would +1 that. And I didn't mean anything derogatory toward the OP. It is just that we get a lot of these threads that are almost like taking a poll but are based on such subjective criteria.
from my experience the roms that have the best battery life are the roms with the least things running. and having something to auto turn down the processor when the screen is off or the battery gets drained helps a ton from my experience... but with everything you have to choose which one is right for you and deciding what you care about and what you don't care about loosing will help you choose a rom... looking through change logs and features helps with that alot...
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The only thing I don't like about this is how the word "Aviary" got put there in the corner, eager to advertise where this was made. Seriously, is there any way to get rid of that? It's kind of distracting, but it happens for everything I make on Aviary.
Anyways, this was for the assignment that involved finding a randomly generated Wikipedia article, quote, and picture and putting them together to make the cover of an album. The band name here, "I, Jonathan", happens to itself be the name of an album by someone named Jonathan Richman. The full quote was "A man who doesn't trust himself can never truly trust anyone else", said by someone named Cardinal de Retz. Taking the last five words makes it seem much more angsty. And the picture is… well, a picture of someone's dog. Applying a black-and-white, semi-transparent radial gradient made even that look artsy.


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It was fancy dress day at the Melbourne Cricket Ground but England wore the same old beaten look, such was the gulf in class between the sides, as Australia eased to a six-wicket victory in the first one-day international.
A change of coach, an influx of fresh players and a shorter format made no difference to the result as Australia cruised home and England's sorry tour took another turn for the worse.
Dropped catches, misfields and inconsistent bowling again cost England, who are carrying too many players shellshocked from the Ashes for the enthusiastic reinforcements to lift. Alastair Cook and Joe Root's troubles continued, Ian Bell flattered to deceive again, Boyd Rankin was timid with the new ball while even Gary Ballance marred his half-century by dropping a straightforward catch off century maker Aaron Finch.
Whereas England opted for a cautious, methodical approach at the start, holding their cards for a lower-order blast, Australia relied on top-order hitters to cruise to their target with 26 balls to spare. They were led by Finch, who rubbed it in for England by hitting 121 after being dropped on eight.
It was a shame the drop proved too costly for Ballance because he batted maturely in only his second ODI after seeing England's more experienced players struggle. Ballance did enough to suggest he could fill the void in the one-day team left by Jonathan Trott, scoring 79 off 96 balls, and Eoin Morgan hit a bright half-century but even though England made a total higher than any first-innings score in the Ashes series, their score felt below par.
Ballance was picked ahead of the specialist spinner giving England a long batting order, an insurance policy against the fact that they were missing the rested Stuart Broad, their best bowler in the Ashes.
It immediately looked as if the extra batting would be needed as the innings began in familiar fashion. Cook survived an lbw appeal to his first ball, cut the second for four, defended the third and was out nicking the fourth as Clint McKay took the first of his three wickets.
Root was restored to the side after being dropped for the final Ashes Test but the period of reflection did him little good as he slipped back into a scoreless pattern. He ate up 23 balls to make three before adding the final touch to a painful innings by failing to overturn an lbw and thus losing England their only review in the process. England were 28 for two after 10 overs as the touch players at the top of the order fumbled around.
It fell to Ballance to play the anchor role. On his debut he fell first second ball at Malahide against Ireland, an occasion far removed from a day-nighter at the MCG, but here he looked assured, if not free-flowing. He is mechanical at the crease but hit strongly to the leg side and picked up singles through extra cover to reach his half-century off 69 balls.
Morgan looked in form immediately. He struck the ball crisply, hitting his third ball through the covers off Glenn Maxwell for four before lofting left-arm spinner Xavier Doherty down the ground for six. He reached his fifty off 46 balls but fell just as England were ready to launch their assault in the batting Powerplay. Once again a Michael Clarke hunch paid off. He moved one of his two fielders behind point to extra cover and a ball later Morgan's slash-drive went straight to that fielder.
It was a timely blow for Australia as it coincided with Ballance on the defensive. He went 14 overs without a boundary before a spurt brought three in 10 balls. Just as England were ready to attack in the final 10 overs, they lost Ballance, caught at third man by Doherty off Nathan Coulter-Nile, two balls after he had been dropped by the same fielder.
Jos Buttler is positioned at eight to maximise the gaps on the fence created by the new rule which allows only four fielders outside the inner circle in the last 10 overs, and he did his job, adding 41 for the eighth wicket with Tim Bresnan to give England a total that would probably have been par with Broad in the side.
On Australian pitches, with different balls at either end, early wickets are key when defending, but England were punished for errors with Cook holding his head in his hands when Ballance fluffed the chance off Finch.
Cook soon had himself to blame for another missed opportunity. With Finch hitting boundaries, the England captain moved the fielder out of second slip to plug a gap in the offside. The inevitable happened. Next ball Jordan found Finch's edge but the ball whistled safely through second slip at catchable height. A ball later Chris Jordan nipped one back and England went for the lbw review but Finch survived by a fraction.
Jordan looked to enjoy the occassion of playing at the MCG and could have taken his first wicket three times over, but new-ball partner Rankin was poor. He could not bowl a consistent line, dropped short and cost more than 6.6 an over.
Even when England took a wicket they had it snatched away. David Warner was on 22 when he tried to glide a ball down to third man, but top-edged a short ball off Stokes and Buttler claimed a low catch. Television always foreshortens the image making good catches dubious and Warner was called back.
He made England pay with a half-century before holing out and Jordan bowled Shane Watson for a duck, but Finch coasted to a century on his home ground high-fiving his captain as he they crossed for the run that brought up his hundred.


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Radio MLS podcast: Who is excited for the MLS All Star Game?
With the much debated MLS All Star Game taking place this week, the Radio MLS crew discuss its pros and cons.
With the much debated MLS All Star Game taking place this week, the Radio MLS crew discuss its pros and cons.
It hasn't been the best of times lately for Toronto FC and Italian star Sebastian Giovinco, and they feature heavily on the latest Radio MLS.
Neil Sherwin, Ger McCarthy and Paul Little return for the last of our EURO 2016 podcasts and discuss Portugal's 1-0 win over France in Paris.
Neil Sherwin, Ger McCarthy and Paul Little look ahead to Sunday's EURO 2016 Final when Portugal will be aiming to upset hosts France in Paris.
As Major League Soccer reaches the halfway point of the season, it's time for Radio MLS to hand out some awards to the top performers to date.
We're down to the last four at EURO 2016 and Neil Sherwin and Paul Little discuss who they think will make it to Sunday's Final in Paris.
Radio MLS is back for another week to discuss Jurgen Klinsmann's future with the USMNT, as well as Tim Howard suiting up for the Colorado Rapids.
The latest EURO 2016 podcast reflects on Ireland's last 16 exit to France and discusses the fallout from England's shock defeat against Iceland.
A hammering at the hands of Argentina is big on the agenda on the new Radio MLS podcast as the lads debate coach Jurgen Klinsmann's future.
Neil Sherwin, Ger McCarthy and Paul Little are in celebratory mood after Ireland beat Italy to reach the knockout stage of EURO 2016.


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Saffron minors rue a terrible start as Dublin triumph
Antrim Minor hurlers crashed out of the All-Ireland Championship following an 11-point defeat at the hands of Dublin in Saturday's quarter-final clash in Kingspan Breffni Park.
The young Saffrons battled gamely throughout but were left to rue a disastrous opening 10 minutes, during which Dublin opened up an early 1-4 to no score lead with Eoghan Conroy finding the net.
Goals in either half from Conor Small and Christy McNaughton gave Antrim hope. However, a sharper, slicker and more prolific Dublin side deservedly progressed to a semi-final meeting with Munster champions Tipperary.
Ciaran Kearney bemoaned his side's poor start and felt Antrim played a part in their own downfall.
"What killed us was the start," said Kearney.
"We made fundamental errors and that was the difference.
"We didn't come down here for morale victories or anything like that.
"I don't buy into any of that.
"You don't start training in January for morale victories or running teams close - that is pointless."
Antrim looked nervous in the opening exchanges and Dublin took full advantage, hitting an unanswered 1-4 with full-forward Conroy showing Donal Carey a clean pair of heels before beating Benny Connor in the Antrim goal.
A free from Christy McNaughton after 10 minutes settled a shell-shocked Antrim and Gerard Walsh and Joe Maskey were beginning to show real leadership in defence.
The Ulster champions then gained a foothold in the game when Conor Small was played through by a wonderful pass from Ryan McKee and the Creggan teenager finished with aplomb past Dublin 'keeper Eoin Skelly.
McKee's point moments later reduced the gap back to two points.
But Antrim's hard work was quickly undone by a goal from Dublin midfielder Fergal Whitely after 20 minutes.
Dublin moved eight points clear soon after the restart but Christy McNaughton's goal on 43 minutes gave Antrim a much-needed lifeline.
However, it proved to be Antrim's final score of the contest as Dublin closed out the game in empathic style with seven answered points.
Dublin: E Skelly; C Hendricken, D Butler, C Ryan; E Foley, P Smyth, C O'Sullivan; M Oliver, F Whitely; C Sammon, M Maguire, D Gray; C Dowling, E Conroy, A Considine. Subs: G King for O'Sullivan (40mins), D Ryan for Smyth (44mins), J McGurk for Dowling (45mins), C Currie for Conroy (53mins), C Burke for Considine (59mins).
Dublin scorers: M Oliver 0-11 (0-10fs), F Whitely 1-2, M Maguire 0-3, E Conroy 1-0, C Sammon 0-2, E Foley 0-1, D Gray 0-1, A Considine 0-1, G King 0-1.
Yellow cards: C Sammon (54mins).
Antrim: B Connor; O McKenna, D Carey, C Carson; J Maskey, G Walsh, S Duffin; C McMullan, K Malloy; C Doherty-Cunning, C Small, C McNaughton; D McShane, D McLaughlin, R McKee. Subs: J Daniels for McShane (44mins), C Blair for McKenna (44mins), A Burke for McLaughlin (52mins).
Scorers: C McNaughton 1-6 (0-6fs), C Small 1-0, C Doherty-Cunning 0-2, K Malloy 0-1, R McKee 0-1, D McLaughlin 0-1.
Yellow cards: K Malloy (28mins)
Referee: J Keane (Galway)
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Photo: Brian Kelly Bought 8 New Recliners For Notre Dame's Locker Room
Notre Dame's locker room was already among the most impressive in the nation. Apparently head coach Brian Kelly thought it needed a little more…comfort. According to Dave Peloquin, ND's Director of Player Personnel, Kelly went out and bought eight new leather couches with the Fighting Irish logo for the players to use. Here's a photo:
Eight new recliners in @NDFootball locker room compliments of @CoachBrianKelly pic.twitter.com/HaxR508vlz
— Dave Peloquin (@dpeloqu1) March 5, 2014
Perhaps it'll help the players relax a little more – the yearly expectations in South Bend could surely stress anyone out.


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Big Sam breaks quit footie promise to wife so he can take England job
SAM Allardyce's England manager dream was almost sunk – after he promised to quit football and go cruising.
Big Sam, 61, told wife Lynn he would retire so they could spend more time together and take a Hawaiian cruise.
His wife of 42 years was worried after he almost had a heart attack watching an England game in 2009.
He discovered one of his arteries was blocked, and had to have an operation.
And last year Allardyce admitted he had considered quitting the game.
"If Lynn had her way I would never go back into the game again"Sam Allardyce
He said: "I've spent 45 years completely absorbed in football with so much time away from the family that if Lynn had her way I would never go back into the game again.
"She wants us to enjoy life, go on more holidays, take the cruise to Hawaii she's always wanted and to spend more time with the grandkids.
"For the first time in my life I might be starting to agree with her."
But the football boss made a u-turn after being offered the Three Lions job.
And he is expected to sign a £3.5million contract to become the new England manager today (Friday).
And he landed the England job after Roy Hodgson quit following his team's humiliating Euro 2016 exit at the hands of Iceland.
Allardyce, who played for Bolton, Millwall, Coventry and Sunderland before turning to management, is tipped to shake-up England's multi-millionaire flops.
He credits his dad Bob's strict parenting during his childhood in Dudley, West Midlands, for his no-nonsense approach to management.
He is expected to sign a two-year deal with an option to extend it for another two.
Within months of revealing his retirement plans, Allardyce returned to football as Sunderland manager.
He helped the club avoid relegation from the Premier League.
It led to successful spells at West Ham, Bolton and Notts County.
He has also managed Newcastle and Blackburn.
He married sweetheart Lynn, 61, at an Anglican church in Bolton when they were 19 and they had their first child Craig a year later.
The couple, who have two children and four grandchildren, own a modest family home in Bolton and a villa in Spain.
Unlike the mega-rich England stars he will now manage Allardyce nearly went "flat broke" during his playing days
Close pal Sir Alex Ferguson described him as "the top English manager" who had earned the chance to boss the national team.
The ex-Man United manager said: "His confidence will inspire the players."
Ex-England boss Sven Goran Eriksson said Allardyce had "done good jobs wherever he went".
The Swede added: "He will have a very organised team, so why not? Good luck, Sam."


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Growth, Value and Balance Priorities for 2002 -- Part 728 Jan, 2002 By: Thomas K. Arnold
What would be the biggest mistake retailers or studios could make in the coming year?
Amodei: Listening to the trends and the trades instead of listening to their own gut and business instinct.
Andersen: For retailers, the biggest mistake would be to ignore customer satisfaction and customer service, even for a moment. For studios, it would be to believe the false predictions about VOD.
Blanken: I think there are a couple of "core" mistakes retailers need to avoid. One is complacency in regards to their rental/sale rights. The second is to adhere to old business models and philosophies. DVD, while still primarily a medium to deliver movies, is a different monster than VHS. Sales demand is greater (both new and used) than VHS has ever been. Cost issues are different. And satisfying demand, both in rental and retail, is more important than ever. The three biggest mistakes studios could make this year are 1) believing that continued attempts to eliminate the "middle man" (distribution and retailers) in their efforts to deliver product to the end user will yield better profitability; 2) continuing to distribute product in an inequitable fashion to various retailers; and 3) changing the cost philosophies in regard to DVD pricing before a point when the consumer marketplace is able (or willing) to adjust to such a change.
Chapek: To underestimate the long-term potential of the DVD marketplace.
Fink: For retailers, not taking advantage of the growth in DVD and all it has to offer as well as giving up too quickly on viable VHS cassettes which still have a life in the marketplace. For studios, not doing everything and anything possible to maintain the momentum this industry has generated over the past year.
Malugen: Both retailers and studios need to maximize profit margins on DVD. How we make both happy is the question. It needs to be a win-win situation.
Scavelli: I think it would be a mistake for anyone to think that VHS is dead and also to think that VHS can be sold or rented profitably for $45 when the same movie is available in a better format, DVD, for one-third that price.
Sooter: Abandoning VHS.
Thomas: Underestimating the consumer appetite for great movies on DVD.
Thrasher: Not listening to your customers. We as an industry have done a good job over the years both in educating and listening to the consumer. DVD is the fastest-growing format ever and the biggest reason for that success is the low price point offered from the outset. It would be a huge mistake to see prices rise on DVD because of an outdated formula.
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Will 2002 be the year for VOD?
What advice would you give your colleagues?