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It's about that time-I hope the last few hours of 2011 find you happy, healthy, and surrounded by love! Have a great time tonight, be safe and I will see you all in 2012:)
The Lucky Penny
A happy New Year! Grant that I
May bring no tear to any eye
When this New Year in time shall end
Let it be said I've played the friend,
Have lived and loved and labored here,
And made of it a happy year.
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THOMSON, Ga. - Funeral service for Mr. Edtwon "Twon" Jackson, 22, Thomson will be held Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at 4:00 p.m. at the Mt. Aldred C.M.E. Church, Warren County with Rev. Darnell Brantley, Sr. officiating. Interment: churchyard cemetery. Survivors are: mother, Lisa (Luther) Franklin, Thomson; father, Eddie (Latrenda) Jackson, Thomson; paternal grandmother, Martha Jackson, Thomson; 1 daughter, Tylia Ri'shae Jackson, Thomson; 2 sisters, Shatara Ivey, Thomson, Trice Miller, Sandersville; 2 brothers, Brandon R. Hart, Thomson and Sincere White, Connecticut; 3 aunts, Eleanor (Ronnie) Cleveland, Lincolnton, Sheron Ivey, Thomson, Aleshia Wilcher, Wrens; 4 uncles, James (Janet) McNair, Warrenton, Morris (Janet) Beasley, Patrick (Patricia) Jackson, all of Thomson, Willie Ellison Beasley, Augusta; and a host of loving great aunts, great uncles, cousins and friends. Thomson Funeral System, Thomson.
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Last year, we wrote about legislative efforts on Capitol Hill to require the CPSC to implement a rule requiring childproof packaging for liquid nicotine containers. Liquid nicotine typically refills the vials for e-cigarettes, which are rapidly gaining in popularity. Recently, Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL), the Ranking Democrat on the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, reintroduced the bill known as the "Child Nicotine Poisoning Prevention Act of 2015" (S. 142) that would require the CPSC to promulgate such a rule. Although the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has jurisdiction over products that meet the legal definition of a "tobacco product," the CPSC implements and enforces the Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970, which requires a number of household substances to be packaged in child-resistant packaging.
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Similarly, Senators Nelson and Richard Durbin (D-IL) recently announced their intention to introduce a bill to seek tougher packaging standards for laundry and dish detergent packets commonly referred to as "laundry detergent pods." Like the e-cigarette bill, this legislation would require the CPSC to implement tougher safety standards for the pods' packaging. The pods, which are also increasing in popularity, come in colorful packaging which may be attractive to young children or mistaken for candy or juice.
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Finally, and relatedly, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government may hold a hearing next week with CPSC Chairman Elliot Kaye and Commissioner Ann Marie Buerkle to discuss the CPSC's budget for the coming fiscal year. We will provide more information upon confirmation.


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Polymers. Polymers are giant molecules that are made up of many, many smaller molecules. Building blocks for polymers are called monomers . Examples: plastics, rubber etc. Biopolymers: proteins, polysaccharides , nucleic acids. Polymers. Biopolymers:. Proteins.
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Polymers are giant molecules that are made up of many, many smaller molecules.
Building blocks for polymers are called monomers.
Examples: plastics, rubber etc.
Biopolymers: proteins, polysaccharides, nucleic acids
e.g. Alanine + Glycine:
Amino acids:
Polysaccharides (Carbohydrates)
Representative segment of cellulose: a tough fibre.
Nucleic acids
Composed of:
H3PO4 molecule
Organic base
5-C sugar
In order to get a polymer formed we need a bifunctional molecule.
Addition Polymerization
Example: ethylene H2C=CH2, can polymerize by opening the C–C bond to form C–C bonds with adjacent ethylene molecules (with the help of radicals).
The result: polyethylene.
This is called addition polymerization because ethylene molecules are added toeach other.
Step 1Initiation:generation of radicals from catalyst
Step 2 radical adds to ethylene and polymerisation starts
This is the repeat unit
repeat unit
Condensation Polymerization
Condensation Polymerization: molecules are joined by the elimination of a small molecule (e.g. water):
Example of condensation polymerization: formation of nylon.
Another example of a condensation polymerisation is the formation of nylon 6.
Used for clothing and mountaineering ropes amongst others
Types of Polymers
Materials that can be formed into shapes by application of heat and pressure.
Thermosetting resins:
Structure and Physical Properties of Polymers
Polymer chains tend to be flexible and easily entangled or folded due to free rotation around the C–C single bonds.
Some regions of the polymer, may however, display a more ordered arrangement of chains than other regions:
Structure and Physical Properties of Polymers
The degree of crystallinity is a measure of the extent of such ordering.
More ordering in a polymer = denser, harder, less soluble polymers that are more resistant to heat.
Properties of PE as a Function of Crystallinity.
Polyethylene is a very versatile material & it's properties can be "fine tuned" by varying:
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Like the color magenta? Apparently, many leaders do.
Among 900 CEOs who took a one-minute online personality test based on color preferences, the purplish-pink hue arose as a part of a profile that stands out clearly from about 750,000 others who've tried the test.
Spoiler alert: An analysis of the 900 CEOs shows they're more sensitive, more cooperative, less dominant and less confident than the rest of the population. They're also not perfectionists. They tend to be less controlling than most people and (sorry) less emotionally stable.
—Adapted from "Color Me CEO? Test Shows How Bosses Are Wired," Inc.com.


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Our first night in Bora....
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So we leave bright and early pack up the car and on our way! We stop at good old Jolibee for some breakfast. We have a good time listening to trance/house the whole way and chatting it up, laughing, coming across random animals in the road, etc. We finally get to the place where we need to take the boat (I think it was Caticlan??) and we take a little boat which takes us to the backside of the island in Bora. Omg, taking all our luggage and walking up the tiny rampway which my foot seems wider than. Not easy! But I can not complain, last time in Bora u take the same mini boat, but need to JUMP off with your luggage in hand into the water and or have the men carry you. I am so glad they have a new way of getting to the island. So when we arrive, the only way to the hotel is taking a tricycle.
We dress up, go to a mini mart for drinks, drink in the room, head out to dinner at "Bamboo Lounge" where the service was HORRIBLE all we did was order 3 bowls (rice with chicken) and it took over 2 hours to bring our meal. Ugh. Luckily the table was literally on the sand, u sit on cushions on the sand, bamboo tables, candles everywhere, lights, good music, and the sound of the beach. That made up for starving tummies. After that we walk around and go bar hopping. We were so excited for New Year's! I saw 2 guys who I ended up crushing on the entire Bora trip, and kept running into them. Totally "my type".


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Right…right…right…right… Left..left…left…left….
Those words rang out to the 114 blind kids and their parents or family members at the Salt Lake 2002 Paralympic Games at Snow Basin Ski Resort on March 9, 2002. All of the children had a reading disability that prevented them from reading regular-sized print. Some had been blind from birth, others had some vision, yet not enough to make reading a regular-sized print book work out. All were from Utah or Wyoming and some had come in from very long distances.
It was just so great that the kids that needed it the most–those that may be able to participate in the Paralympic games in the future–were able to attend. They experienced being there when others who were also blind were speeding downhill. The right..right…right…left…left…left…were the instructions that the coach to a blind skier said as they guided their Paralympic star down the steep course.
Sure, the kids couldn't see the event, or at least not very well by most standards, but then, neither could the blind skiers. Still, there was much they could do. The parent(s) could describe what was happening. They could feel the chill and the excitement in the air. They could share with others from all over the world in their same circumstance, some much worse (or better) than themselves. They could hear what was happening, experience the moment when winners stood on the stands as the crowds roared in approval. They could be a regular part of the Games experience. They could plan, they could scheme, they could dream.
How did they get this rare opportunity? They read. Either in braille, by recorded book (in those days on cassette), or in large print. I should say they read and they read and they read. They all got to attend because they'd worked so hard for it.
All of the Utah children that participated in the Utah State Library for the Blind's Summer Reading program in 2001 were invited to attend. Those that completed their reading goals received the free tickets. Free to them, that is. Two tickets were donated by a community sponsor to each child that completed their reading goals; the Salt Lake Olympic Committee worked hard to make that work out for the kids. That was one ticket for the child with a visual disability, one for a parent or family member.
They attended the Women's blind division downhill racing as well as the Men's downhill racing events. The day was crisp and clear. The crowds were excited. They were all experiencing things they had never seen before. It was just that great.
Because of his outstanding efforts at reading during the Summer Reading Program, Quinn Price, a 12-year-old patron of the Library for the Blind, was invited to be a torch runner at the opening of the Paralympic games, on March 7, 2002, at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. His father and grandfather ran with him: behind him, so they could give directions and encouragement, but he could be the one in the front of the pack. Quinn was an outstanding student and did an exceptional job of meeting his reading goals during the previous summer.
An unexpected surprise: some of the children that participated in the Summer Reading Program were invited to the groundbreaking of the All Abilities Play Park at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. The children got to dig a shovel of dirt and meet some of the paralympic heroes at the event. Two of them were Chris Waddell, winner of 5 Olympic Gold medals, and Lacey Heward, United States Paralympic mono-skier, who has gold, silver, and bronze medals, and won two bronze medals in the 2002 Salt Lake Paralympics.
The Utah State Library for the Blind serves residents of Utah and Wyoming, no matter what their age, as long as they qualify. They need to be unable to read regular-sized print. It includes people with blindness, visual impairments, physical impairments that exclude them from being able to read regular-sized print (can't hold the book, turn the pages, etc.). It also includes people with learning disabilities. Read more about the program on their website: http://blindlibrary.utah.gov.


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"Step by Step" by New Kids on the Block is featured on Just Dance, Just Dance 3 (as a DLC for Xbox 360), Just Dance: Greatest Hits, Just Dance Now and Just Dance Unlimited.
Appearance of the Dancer
The dancer is a man, wearing a light blue hat with an orange stripe, an orangeish redish t-shirt, a light blue pair of overalls and sneakers. He also wears a light blue wristband on his left forearm and an orange wristband on his right forearm. He looks like a farmer.
Every feature that was originally blue is now green, and the orange parts are pink. The outfit is made to look more realistic.
Just Dance
The background is basic blue, with light blue blocks at the bottom, and light blue animated lines streaking during the song. There is a pink shiny floor.
Just Dance 3 and Just Dance: Greatest Hits/Best Of
The background is now much more detailed, with lots blue and purple panels moving and sliding around. The floor is now very reflective, with reflections of the panels on it. It also has loud cheering sounds at the start and a blue spotlight on the coach, who appears with a horizontal line effect.
The background is a bit different than in the previous games. The background is now mostly dark blue, with dark and light blue block floating up and down. There is also a light directly above the dancer. There are lots of white, yellow, and purple floating dots.
Gold Moves
The remade routine has 3 Gold Moves:
Gold Moves 1 and 2: Put your hands on your head, during "You're always on my mind".
Gold Move 3: Punch the air with your right hand with your left hand on your right hand. It's the last move of the routine.
Appearances in Mashups
Step By Step appears in the following Mashups:
- Call Me Maybe
- Copacabana
- Irish Meadow Dance
- Let's Groove (Just Shine)
- Limbo
- Oh No!
- #thatPOWER
- What Makes You Beautiful
- You're the First, the Last, My Everything
Step By Step appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to his dance moves:
- Dungarees
- Denim Dude
- Denim Violin
- Dude Dance
- Dude Style
- Dude Twist
- Dungarees
- Hey Dude
- I'm The Boss
- That's Just Me
- If you look very closely at an HD picture of this dancer, you can see the dancer's facial hair. This is the first time a dancer has ever had facial hair.
- Despite this, the avatar from Just Dance Now and Just Dance Unlimited doesn't have facial hair.
- This the first song from Just Dance to return in Just Dance Now.
- In Just Dance 3 the background looks more like the background of I Like to Move It.
- In Just Dance, his face is more detailed than in later appearances.
- This song is shortened by 81 seconds.
- The dancer can be seen lip syncing the lyrics of the song.
- This is much less visible from the Just Dance 3 version onward.
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If I had written this blog post earlier in the day it would have looked like this probably:
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I'll explain.
Nearly 3 weeks ago, when I was visiting "Mother Of One Thru Four," my car was hit. I'll call that girl: Bambi.
I park in the SAME spot every. Single. Time. I visit MOOTF. Sometimes, I visit MOOTF twice a week. When I visit, it's usually for a few hours. So, You know, MY CAR IS THERE A LOT.
Anyway. Bambi was backing out of her sister's driveway and backed right into my car.
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I'll explain.
Nearly 3 weeks ago, when I was visiting "Mother Of One Thru Four," my car was hit. I'll call that girl: Bambi.
I park in the SAME spot every. Single. Time. I visit MOOTF. Sometimes, I visit MOOTF twice a week. When I visit, it's usually for a few hours. So, You know, MY CAR IS THERE A LOT.
Anyway. Bambi was backing out of her sister's driveway and backed right into my car.
I was nice. I didn't throw a fit or call the cops or lie and say she did more damage than that very nice crease in the fender. There was a small dent from when a deer bounced off the car years ago. The door has a bit of damage from that deer too. We looked at the car. Took pictures, agreed on what was new. I told her that the fender was now creased so more than likely it would need replaced.
Even I know you can't "uncrease" metal.
She asked me if she could call me with the insurance information when she got home. Bambi had a baby in the little suv and she wanted to talk to her husband about paying out of pocket. Being the nice, non asshole person I am? I said OK.
I went inside and described the incident to MOOTF. Bambi called me with the insurance info, then gave me bullshit (should have been my first clue) about not paying to fix something she didn't damage. (The door) I told her I would get estimates for the fender, after she gave me more grief about the insurance.
For a moment, I felt like I was talking to a customer at work. One who had gone over her minutes, knew she went over the minutes, had refused our offer to increase minutes but still wanted credits for ALL of the overage. (My Brain Hurt.)
This was a Thursday. I worked My usual schedule. So Tuesday, I go to a dealer and ask for an estimate for only the fender.
I showed it to MOOTF that day. I have a car with a METAL BODY. Not plastic. Metal is expensive.
Later, I call Bambi and give her the bad news. She has the balls to insinuate that I should not have the fender fixed. I very nicely tell her that she really needs to call her insurance. SINCE SHE HASN'T AT THIS POINT. The insurance company might have a place I can take it to, I say. So, she said she will call her agent in the morning. At the urging of a friend, I get a 2nd estimate at a body shop the next day. "Body shops are cheaper than a dealer."
THE INSURANCE Company finally calls me while I was waiting for the write up of the estimate. I tell her that I don't care who pays for the fender. I just want it fixed. (My Mistake.) She tells me that THEY HAVE A PLACE IN WEXFORD. Three damn miles from the dealer I went to the day before. Only they can't get me in till Thursday. I waste my 45 minute lunch to rush over for the estimate. We discuss that I will need a rental car since they will need 2 days. He says he will call me when the fender is in. Rush back to work. His estimate before the approximate $250 for the rental I will need and not be paying for?
That was 1/12. I called the claims agent 1/17. She informs me that Bambi hasn't returned her call. I had a 5 year old to throw a birthday party for and had to manage that this past weekend. So, I focused on the party. Today, I get a voicemail right before lunch time.
It is a fucking (see how long that took?) minute and a half of Bambi telling me that she is still TRYING TO DECIDE if she is going to pay for it. Why? WHY? Because the mean old insurance company can't quote her an exact figure of how much her insurance will go up.
Look, I have been patient and nice. But you know what? It's nearly $1000 no matter which way you cut it. Your fucking insurance is not going up $1000. Unless you wreck into things all the damn time. THIS is why people act like assholes, call the cops, yell, and throw fits over minor fender benders.
She has until Friday. On Friday, I'm calling that agent and telling the agent I want the insurance company to pay for it. Bambi has had more than enough time.
If her sister didn't live across the street from MOOTF, I would have called today.
If you got this far, the moral of the story is : Don't be an asshole. If it is your fault, let your damn insurance take care of it. That is what the fuck you pay them for. Period.


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Prairie Dog Management Plan Update
The park has finally completed a Draft Black-tailed Prairie Dog Management Plan / Environmental Assessment. The plan presents four alternatives including the No Action Alternative and three alternatives of differing ranges of prairie dog acreages from 300-1,000, 1,000-3,000, and 3,000-5,000 acres. Please take the time to read the plan and provide comments as appropriate. The document is available online at https://parkplanning.nps.gov/wica. The public comment period closes on March 10. Comments will be accepted during this period and should be addressed to the Superintendent; Wind Cave National Park; 26611 US Highway 385; Hot Springs, SD 57747 or electronically at the National Park Service planning website https://parkplanning.nps.gov/wica. There will be an informal open house at the Wind Cave National Park Visitor Center on Thursday, February 16, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. to discuss the plan with park staff and to comment on the alternatives.


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The Green Bay Packers have struggled mightily against Adrian Peterson in two meetings this season. The sensational back ran for 409 yards in two games and made the Packers pay for their sloppy tackling technique.
The worst part was that, in the second meeting, the Packers put all their defensive focus on Peterson, so not only did the Minnesota Vikings destroy them in the run, it also left a lot of opportunities for Christian Ponder in the passing game.
I think Ponder will be more like the Ponder of Week 13 (12-of-25, 119 yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions, 41.9 passer rating) than the Ponder of Week 17 (16-28, 234 yards, 3 touchdowns, 0 interceptions, 120.2 passer rating).
So what can the Packers do about Peterson?
No, seriously – does anyone have any ideas? Besides the Packers going back in time and not wasting their number six pick on A.J. Hawk? (Okay, that was mean – Hawk has actually put together one of his best seasons this year. But still…)
The best approach to harnessing Peterson is probably just to keep him off the field as much as possible. This means long, extended drives from the Green Bay offense. Though they have shown that they can have those type drives, it is pretty contrary to their pass-first, explosive offensive style. The run game in Green Bay is improving, but the Packers aren't about to get a new identity out of the blue.
Defensively, the players talk a lot about being "gap sound." They must remain in their assignments and resist the temptation to go for the big play or turnover. Too often that's the cause of missed tackles or blown coverages.
If the Green Bay defense sticks to their assignments and trusts their preparation, they have a chance to limit the big runs by Peterson. More importantly, since Peterson will find a way to get his yards, if they stay on their covers, they can limit the Vikings passing game and make Minnesota one-dimensional.


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Marvel's Netflix shows have been taking the world by storm ever since last year's Daredevil Season 1, and are one of Marvel Entertainment's greatest successes. Until now, they've only ever been available to Netflix subscribers; but now, over a year later, Marvel and Netflix are releasing that first series on DVD and Blu-Ray.
Comicbook.com spotted that British website Zavvi.com is offering pre-orders for Daredevil Season 1, including limited edition "Steelbook" and "Steelbook Deluxe" versions that feature art by Joe Quesada. All editions will be released in October. Let's face it, it's pretty likely this will roll out in the US as well, although we've not heard anything yet.
Naturally, we can expect to see all 13 episodes of the phenomenally successful first season of Daredevil. But we can also assume there are special features. As Comicbook.com observe:
"There are no special features listed, but they do list the Blu-ray editions as coming on four discs; seeing as there are only 13 episodes in the first season of Daredevil and blu-rays typically hold up to four a piece, that gives room for at least around 3 hours of special features - that doesn't mean they'll have that much, but there's potential, at least. With the entire first two seasons available at no extra cost for Netflix subscribers, special features will be key in making it a value-add for fans and collectors."
It's a year since Daredevil Season 1 was released, and the reality is that most Netflix subscribers who are interested in it will have watched the series at least once. Although there'll likely have been a spike in viewing again just before Daredevil Season 2, that will only have been temporary. Now, Daredevil Season 1 views will have settled down to background levels.
Meanwhile, there's always been a demand for the Netflix series to come to DVD and Blu-Ray. Many superhero fans are what I call 'collectors' - we have an urge to complete our collection, and can't abide gaps in the shelf. So X-Men fans will still buy X-Men: The Last Stand, even though Fox disliked that film so much that they rebooted the entire timeline in order to wipe it out. For MCU fans, the fact some of the MCU can't be put on their shelf is a real source of frustration.
Given those two factors, it's perfect timing to start releasing Daredevil Season 1 on DVD and Blu-Ray. There'll be some fans who don't have Netflix, and they'll go for this straight away; there'll be some fans who just want to have a hard copy; and special features (which I'm sure we'll hear about soon) will add to the potential audience.
From a financial perspective, this is a smart move. Distribution is where the big money's at for films and TV series, and this should provide a nice bit of revenue for Netflix.
This isn't the first time a Netflix original series has been released on DVD and Blu-Ray, so that's entirely possible. This is likely something of an experiment, to see how much demand is really there, and if Daredevil Season 1 sells well, then I expect to see this approach continued. The one-year-plus time-gap is a smart way of ensuring the maximum benefit is still felt by Netflix before the shows go to DVD and Blu-Ray, though.
I admit, I'm delighted to hear this. Like many superhero fans, I'm a collector; I've always been mildly annoyed at the gap in my MCU shelf. Meanwhile, that time-gap will mean I still need to keep Netflix in order to stay up-to-date. Yeah, Marvel and Netflix have hooked me good. But what about you?


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was founded on Grove Street in New York's Greenwich Village in 1947. But its
true beginning came in 1951 when twenty-eight-year-old Barney Rossett, Jr.
bought the company and turned it into one of the most influential publishers of
the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. From the outset, Rossett took chances: Grove published
many of the Beats including William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, and Allen
Ginsberg. In addition, Grove Press became the preeminent publisher of twentieth-century
drama in America, publishing the work of Samuel Beckett (Nobel Prize for
Literature 1969), Bertold Brecht, Eugene Ionesco, David Mamet (Pulitzer Prize
for Drama 1984), Harold Pinter (Nobel Prize for Literature 2005), Tom Stoppard,
and many more. The press also introduced to American audiences the work of
international authors such as Jorge Luis Borges, Mikhail Bulgakov, Marguerite
Duras, Jean Genet, Pablo Neruda, Octavio Paz (Nobel Prize for Literature 1990),
Kenzaburo Oe (Nobel Prize for Literature 1994), Elfriede Jelinek (Nobel Prize for
Literature 2004), Alain Robbe-Grillet, and Juan Rulfo. In the late 1950s and
early 1960s, Barney Rossett challenged the obscenity laws by publishing D. H.
Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover and then Henry Miller's Tropic of
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company and the press became part of Grove Weidenfeld. In 1993 that company was
merged with Atlantic Monthly Press to form Grove Atlantic, Inc.
Since 1993, Grove Press has been both a hardcover and paperback imprint of Grove
Atlantic publishing fiction, drama, poetry, literature in translation, and
general nonfiction. Authors and titles include Jon Lee Anderson's Che
Guevara: A Revolutionary Life, Robert Olen Butler's A Good Scent from a Strange
Mountain (Pulitzer Prize for Literature 1993), Kiran Desai's Inheritance
of Loss (Man Booker Prize 2006), Richard Flanagan's Gould's Book of Fish
(Commonwealth Prize 2002), Ismail Kadare's The Siege, Jerzy Kosinski's Steps
(National Book Award 1969), Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls, Nick
McDonell's Twelve, Catherine Millet's The Sexual Life of Catherine M.,
Pascal Mercier's Night Train to Lisbon, Kay Ryan (Poet Laureate of the
United States 2008/9) as well as Antonio Lobo Antunes, Will Self, Barry Hannah,
Terry Southern, and many others.
Born July 24th,
1964 in Tokyo.
Graduated from
Nihon University, Division of arts, majored in literature.
With her first
work, "Kitchen" she won the 6th Kaien Newcomer Writers
Prize in November, 1987 and then the 16th Izumi Kyoka Literary Prize
in January, 1988.
She was also
awarded the 39th Minister of Education Awards for New Artists in
August, 1988 with "Kitchen" and "Utakata/Sankuchuari".
In March, 1989 "TUGUMI"
was awarded the 2nd Yamamoto Shugoro Literary Prize.
In November,
1995 "Amurita" won the 5th Murasaki-shikibu Prize named
after the autoress of the Story of Genji.
Not only in Japan, she was awarded a couple prizes in Italy; Literary
Prize Scanno in June, 1993 and Fendissime Literary Prize in March, 1996 and
Literary Prize Maschera d'argento in November, 1999.
In October,
2000 "Furin to nanbei" awarded the 10th Bunkamura Deux Magot
Literary Prize.
Her works
including "Kitchen" are translated and published in more than 20
Other works
published in Japanese:
yokan" (Sad prediction), "Shirakawa Yofune" (Asleep), "N・P"
"(Lizard), "Marika no sofa /Bali yumenikki" (Marika's sofa / The diary of dreams in Bari ) a combination of
a novel and a diary of dreams, "Hachiko no saigo no koibito" (Hachiko's last lover), "S L Y ", "Honeymoon",
/ Hardluck", "Furintonanbei","Karadawazenbushitteiru","Hinagikunojinsei" Other
than these novels , she also has many collections of essays published.
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Have bat will travel! We catch up with four Takapuna Pirates playing cricket in England during the off-season
Four of the Shore's most promising cricketers from the Takapuna club are skipping the New Zealand winter by playing in the UK during the summer months in the Northern Hemisphere. The four players are Auckland Aces batsmen Craig Cachopa and Jono Sole, New Zealand Under 19 batsman Robbie O'Donnell and up and coming Takapuna club batsman/bowler Elliott Herd. All four 'Takapuna Pirates' attended the wedding of their Takapuna club mate Blake Douglas in Mexico before heading to their respective club's in the UK. Channel's Aidan Bennett touched base with all four during May, just a few weeks after they had landed in the UK.
Jono Sole (Ashtead Cricket Club, Surrey)
AIDAN BENNETT: Where is the Ashtead Cricket Club located in England?
JONO SOLE: South-west London or Surrey (The County).
AB: How long are you there for?
JS: Six months, I will be returning to New Zealand in October.
AB: What's the deal like – are you on a good wicket?
JS: I receive a weekly payment that covers our travel, accommodation and living expenses with a little left over. I am not getting rich but it is a great way to play some good cricket and see a bit of the world.
AB: You have only been there for a few weeks, have you made any runs?
JS: No, I am a bowler haha! One of the old fellas is on my case though and runs will be required to get him off it. The remainder of the club is very supportive and I am confident the runs will arrive shortly.
AB: What are the facilities like?
JS: The ground is very typical for an English club ground. The outfield is immaculate and the wicket block has no less than 15 pitches. The clubrooms have been recently constructed and are in good knick. The changing rooms are nice but a little small. All of the club members are very proud of the facilities and numerous people work tirelessly to keep it that way. The level of commitment to cricket clubs over here is unbelievable and something us Kiwis could learn from!
AB: Enjoying the local hospitality and team mates?
JS: My girlfriend Lauren and I are living in Clapham which is a hotbed for Australians, South Africans and Kiwis. We have close friends living across the road and up the street. We are very lucky to not only have connections with the cricket club but an escape to our 'real mates' also. The lads at the cricket club have been very welcoming and are very easy to get along with. Two of lads are from Zimbabwe and know mates that I have met through cricket such as Colin De Grandhomme who also plays for the (Auckland) Aces. I have already been signed by the 'Zimbos' for the weekly flip cup fixtures after home games.
AB: Found a favourite tipple yet?
JS: I have really enjoyed tasting the amazing range of quality craft beers that are on offer in New Zealand in the last couple of years. I haven't really got into the warm ales yet and they don't really appeal to me that much. I have been smashing back the coconut water to get the body back to a reasonable state after attending a wedding in Mexico on the way here.
AB: How is the cricket different from home?
JS: As mentioned before, I think more people genuinely care about their cricket clubs. Every ground has only one wicket block with boundary ropes and sightscreens at both ends, something TDCC (Takapuna) are also blessed with. The standards are very similar to back home but the participation numbers are amazingly high. Typically, New Zealand club cricketers tend to play the game between the ages of 18 and 35. Over here boys as young as 15 and men in their 60s still turn out for their club.
AB: What do you do when you are not playing cricket?
JS: I am coaching twice a week at Ashtead CC. I am also working until July at Eaton Manor School, which is next to Clapham Common, and just a ten minute walk from home. The school employs a cricket professional to coach and take lessons during the summer term. I work from 12 noon until 5pm which allows me to go to the gym in the mornings.
AB: What is the biggest thing you miss about home?
JS: I really miss going to the beach and the options we have available to us food wise in New Zealand. You can get good food in the UK, but it is usually expensive. Pub meals are great but get a bit boring after a while. Not to mention they are pretty unhealthy!
AB: Going to get to see any international cricket while you are in England?
JS: Yes Craig (Cachopa), Robbie (O'Donnell) and I are going to Lords for the first day of the test against Sri Lanka. We did the same thing last year through Swardeston CC (Robbies current club and my former club) and it was an amazing day out. It has the potential to be even better this year. A perfect "Pirates on Tour" photo opportunity!
Elliott Herd (Yeadon Cricket Club, Yorkshire)
AB: Where is the Yeadon Cricket Club located in England?
ELLIOTT HERD: Leeds in West Yorkshire
AB: How long are you there for?
EH: Till the end of the season, which will finish mid September
AB: What's the deal like – are you on a good wicket?
EH: Return flights, accommodation, food, performance payments (Runs and wickets), payment for coaching, payment for bar work.
AB: You have only been there for a few weeks, have you made any runs?
EH: Yes I have made a few. Managed to score a 58 in our last game, however struggled in the first couple as I found it hard to adapt to the alien conditions. However I have played 4 games and scored 87 runs.
AB: What are the facilities like?
EH: Facilities here are great on a whole. I have been very impressed. Most clubs have amazing looking grounds with historical club rooms, which provide picturesque settings for the games.
AB: Enjoying the local hospitality and team mates?
EH: The hospitality has been very generous so far, as for the team mates I feel like I have already made some life-time friends. The club environment is very similar to what I have back at home at Takapuna – the boys love their cricket and also love to have a few drinks after the match regardless of the result.
AB: Found a favourite tipple yet?
EH: Haha Yes, been drinking a lager called "Carling".
AB: How is the cricket different from home?
EH: Although I have been here only a few weeks I have already noticed some differences. The pitch conditions are very much in favour of the bowlers, producing little bounce and are very slow, which can make it hard to score runs quickly. The weather also hasn't been that great which is expected over here early on in the season. I expect the conditions to improve as the summer goes on.
AB: What do you do when you are not playing cricket?
EH: So far I have been doing some coaching, running, training and a lot of eating... haha!
AB: What is the biggest thing you miss about home?
EH: I miss a lot about home, being away really does make you appreciate what we have back home. I would have to say my girlfriend – otherwise would be in serous trouble haha! However, I really miss the beaches as surfing is a big part of my life.
AB: Going to get to see any international cricket while you are in England?
EH: Yes I will be definitely attending some games, Sri Lanka and India will be playing England later on in the season at Headingley Staduim so will try get along to them.
Craig Cachopa (Reigate Priory Cricket Club, Surrey)
AB: Where is the Reigate Priory Cricket Club located in England?
CRAIG CACHOPA: Reigate, Surrey
AB: How long are you there for?
CC: Five months, until mid September.
AB: What's the deal?
CC: Flights, accommodation, car, weekly payment for coaching and playing.
AB: You have only been there for a few weeks, have you made any runs?
CC: I have played the one game for my club and didn't manage any runs, but played a game for the Sussex second team and managed 77 not out against Somerset.
AB: Any chance of playing any County stuff?
CC: I am training with Sussex at the moment but just taking things one week at a time and enjoying the opportunities as they present themselves.
AB: What are the facilities like?
CC: Fantastic facilities at the club. Cricket is the national sport here and people really get behind the clubs and invest in them. Reigate Priory have grass nets, a brand new clubhouse and a fantastic oval.
AB: Enjoying the local hospitality and team mates?
CC: Very much so! There is a great team culture here with a relatively young but talented side! The most impressive thing though is the club camaraderie. We have over 500 junior kids who all train together on a Friday and we had over 100 people watching us play in the rain and cold on Saturday. Everyone knows everyone and it's one big family who also enjoy having a beer in the clubhouse.
AB: Found a favourite tipple yet?
CC: I tend to enjoy my cider, so Magners on tap has become a regular on a Saturday after the game.
AB: How is the cricket different from home?
CC: The pitches are the biggest difference so far. It's slower and the ball moves around a lot more so I'm slowly starting to adjust my batting. Also constantly wearing a long sleeve jumper and catching balls in the freezing cold and rain has been a big change too!
AB: What do you do when you are not playing cricket?
CC: University takes priority at the moment. I'm still chipping away at my Business Degree through Massey University back home. Other than that, I train and coach which keeps time flying by.
AB: What is the biggest thing you miss about home?
CC: Family and friends without a doubt. Otherwise things over here are pretty amazing.
AB: Going to get to see any international cricket while you are in England?
CC: Rumour has it, Jono (Sole) has secured us some tickets to watch a days play at Lords as Sri Lanka take on England which will be a great day. I did manage to sneak into Emirates Stadium to watch Arsenal beat West Brom last week though.
Robbie O'Donnell (Swardeston Cricket Club, Norwich)
AB: Where is the Swardeston Cricket Club located in England?
ROBBIE O'DONNELL: A small town just outside Norwich city centre.
AB: How long are you there for?
RO: Five months in total, until mid September.
AB: What's the deal?
RO: They have sorted me with accommodation, a few small part-time jobs and access to a car. I am also helping out with junior coaching at the club.
AB: You have only been there for a few weeks, have you made any runs?
RO: Was lucky enough to score 100* in my first appearance on the Saturday after landing and managed to steal a couple of wickets this week passed, only scoring 17 though.
NOTE: As this issue went to press Robbie O'Donnell had scored 282 runs from four innings, with an average of 141.
AB: Any chance of playing any County stuff?
RO: With my New Zealand passport I doubt I will as this makes life tough to play as an overseas pro.
AB: What are the facilities like?
RO: Swardeston has quite a small home ground (the Common Lane), with an artificial net to train on and a pretty reliable block and wickets.
AB: Enjoying the local hospitality and team mates?
RO: They are a great bunch of guys at the club with a good club spirit and positive intentions!
AB: Found a favourite tipple yet?
RO: I am enjoying the crisp taste of Desperado beers here in the Norwich sun.
AB: How is the cricket different from home?
RO: The type of ball does make a difference. It's a lot harder and in the cold that makes catching a bit tougher. It has been a lot colder than back home in these first few weeks.
AB: What do you do when you are not playing cricket?
RO: Have enjoyed the scenery while walking dogs and doing some landscaping. But the main thing that is taking my spare time is Uni work.
AB: What is the biggest thing you miss about home?
RO: Mums cooking and arguing with the old man and younger brother!
AB: Going to get to see any international cricket while you are in England?
RO: Yes, plan to watch England vs Sri-Lanka at Lords as well as some county cricket to watch fellow (Takapuna) Pirates in action.


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Now the Milwaukee Brewers are getting plenty of rave reviews for hiring Ron Roenicke as the Milwaukee Brewers manager. Roenicke is a good coach and has shown that he can get the job done as a bench coach, but that is it. He has not been a big league manager, but the Brewers still hired him. This hiring has me scratching my head wondering what GM Doug Melvin was thinking. Bobby Valentine probably wanted big dollars so I can understand passing on him. Cecil Cooper would have been a better choice as he at least has been a big league manager.
It seems GM Doug Melvin is not about hiring the best manager, but getting the guy for the cheapest price. Cooper is loved by Brewers fans and he would command the respect of the players for what he accomplished as a Brewer. Roenicke MLB Career was not that great and commanding the respect will take him a little longer to earn. Maybe I am wrong and Roenicke will do the job, but in a few years I think we will be back looking for another manager all over again.


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"With enterprise-class storage management capabilities in place, Linux operating environments look more trustworthy than ever," said John Webster, senior analyst and founder of Data Mobility Group. In February, Webster wrote a paper predicting that Linux-based storage would begin to make inroads into data centers and would equate to a $2 billion market opportunity.
Sistina figured prominently in that paper, described by Webster as "one of the companies in the vanguard of the Linux storage movement."
With speed and the capability to support big block sizes while delivering cost savings, Linux's popularity for storage solutions has been growing.
Sistina bills its storage infrastructure software as a foundation for building, integrating and deploying data-sharing storage solutions across the enterprise.
The company's products include the following:
Sistina's engineering team, consisting of industry experts in clustering and virtualization, will augment Red Hat's development efforts. The integrated team will work to make all of Sistina's technologies open source and available as a part of a subscription in the first half of 2004, Red Hat said.
The $31 million stock-based acquisition is expected to be completed in early January.
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The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a Guwahati High Court order for CBI probe against former Arunachal Pradesh Chief Ministder Nabam Tuki in an alleged corruption case, reports said.
An apex court bench headed by Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar also directed the Guhawati High Court to hear a fresh PIL on which CBI probe was ordered.
The court,however, said that FIRs, registered by CBI so far, will remain.
Tuki was accused of allocating Public Works Department contracts to his wife Nabam Yani, sister-in-law, brother and other relatives.
The Guwahati High Court had ordered a CBI probe into the allegations. With regard to no proves were established, Former AP CM probe order dismissed by Supreme Court.
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COTTLEVILLE, MO. — Making it to the NJCAA National Tournament has nagged at the Lewis and Clark Community College women's team for a year. And for the first half of Saturday's Central District game between LC and St. Charles, it looked as if another 12-month was a distinct possibility.
But the Trailblazers regrouped at halftime and scored three unanswered goals to erase a 1-0 halftime deficit and grab a 3-1 victory over SCC and with it, a berth in the national tournament.
"We've wanted this for a year," LC forward and national scoring leader Nicole Howard said. "The way it ended for us last year was in the back our our minds all off season and all season.
"Now, we're going to Florida."
Region 24 champion LCCC (16-2-2) will indeed advance to the NJCAA Division I National Women's Soccer Tournament, set for Nov. 16-21 in Melbourne, Fla. Pairings and seedings for the 12-team tournament will be announced early next week.
LC is ranked seventh in the nation in the latest NJCAA Division poll. Last year, the Trailblazers' season ended at the hands of rival Southwestern Illinois last season in an overtime penalty kick shootout. Howard and teammates were determined to not go through a similar experience Saturday.
Howard's goal in the 57th minute was the game winner. On a direct free kick from about 25 yards out, she placed the ball just inside the left goal post. That gave LC, which had tied the score earlier in the second half, a 2-1 lead.
"I can't say enough about how hard this group has worked together," said LCCC coach Tim Rooney, who also coached the LC men's team to a berth in the men's national tournament set for the same time as the women's tournament – but in Axton, Va. Rooney said he'll announce his coaching plans for tournament week early next week as well.
"This group of girls overcame a lot," Rooney said. "They fought through injuries and they never complained."
And while postgame was jubilant on the Trailblazers' side of the bench area, Rooney and his coaching staff knew that if not for a halftime change, the Cougars could well have been the ones celebrating.
After spotting St. Charles a 1-0 first-half lead, LC looked renewed after the break and began their comeback early.
The Trailblazers tied the score just two minutes into the second half when Cassidy Foley scored off an assist from Howard to make it 1-1. Howard, about 40 yards out, had flicked the ball to Foley, who took it in stride and lofted the shot from 20 yards.
Nine minutes later, Howard scored what turned out to be the winning goal on her direct free kick.
The Trailblazers got an insurance goal in the 64th minute when Maura Sturluson scored off an assist from Foley.
Howard, a sophomore from Rolla, tops NJCAA Division I stats with 38 goals, while Foley, a sophomore from Quincy Notre Dame, leads in assists with 34.
Region 16 champion St. Charles (13-5) withstood some early missed chances by the Trailblazers, then scored a goal on a counter attack by Kyleigh Kristensen. The Cougars held a 1-0 lead at halftime.
"I don't know," Rooney mused. "We missed those early chances, but we weren't in sync. The decision making wasn't great, either. We told them to pick up the pace at halftime and be more aggressive."
The first missed opportunity came just three minutes in when Howard took a perfect cross from Foley on the left wing, but Howard's shot from six yards sailed high and wide over a wide-open goal.
Ten minutes later, after constant LC pressure, Foley, from her knees after a collision inside the penalty area, again set up Howard with a cross from the left side, but the shot was saved.
"I was told to pick up the pace," Howard said after the game, wearing and ear-to-ear grin. "We all did. We didn't want it to end."
Howard was one of the Trailblazers who's faced injury. Much of the season, she's battled compartment syndrome in both calves, an activity-induced and very painful muscle condition. She will have corrective surgery following the season.
"It hurts pretty bad right now," Howard said. "But it would hurt worse if we hadn't won."
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GEORGE Osborne yesterday unveiled the toughest budget in a generation, but claimed it was also "fair" despite a controversial rise in VAT, a big squeeze on benefit payments and a 25pc cut in most areas of public spending.
Despite the chancellor of the exchequer's assertions, some Liberal Democrats questioned his claim to have delivered a "progressive budget", warning that the hike in VAT from 17.5 to 20pc in January and massive spending cuts would hit the poorest hardest.
Mr Osborne believes privately that his first budget was the "easy bit" and that the real crunch will come over his demand for £32bn (€38bn) of new spending cuts, to be finalised by October, with cabinet ministers and their officials trying to defend their turf.
The health and overseas aid budgets will avoid the axe, while Mr Osborne hinted that education and defence would escape relatively lightly. But that means other departments face cuts of more than 25pc.
Yesterday's announcement includes an £11bn reduction in welfare spending, including a squeeze on tax credits for families on middle incomes; a three-year freeze in child benefit; and the stipulation that all claimants of disability living allowance undergo medical assessments.
Housing benefit will be cut and most benefits will be raised in line with the consumer prices index rather than the retail prices index. This represents a cut in the annual increase of about 0.75 of a percentage point, which will eventually save £6bn a year. Public-sector workers earning more than £21,000 a year will have their pay frozen for two years.
Mr Osborne sugared the pill by announcing that the income tax threshold would rise from £6,475 to £7,475 next April, that the basic state pension would be relinked to earnings, and that £2bn extra in tax credits would be extended to the poorest families so that child poverty would not increase.
Although all income groups will be worse off, Mr Osborne insisted that the better-off would take the biggest hit, in a deliberate departure from the austerity measures of the Thatcher era.
Mr Osborne also unveiled a £2bn bank tax, while bowing to pressure from Tory MPs by limiting the rise in capital gains tax from 18 to 28pc rather than the 40pc sought by the Liberal Democrats.
Mr Osborne told MPs that his "tough but fair" measures were unavoidable after the coalition Government inherited a £155bn public deficit from Labour. He also pledged to balance the nation's books by 2016, and brushed aside claims by Labour and warnings by some economists that the clampdown could turn Britain's fragile recovery into a double-dip recession.
Liam Byrne, Labour's shadow chief treasury secretary, said: "At a time when growth looks weak in Europe, George Osborne is taking a big gamble on recovery."
The only prize would be a £3bn saving on debt repayments, he added, warning that unemployment would be 100,000 higher and claiming that the Liberal Democrats had got a "raw deal" from the Tories.
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg began the tricky task of selling the budget to his party's MPs last night. He told them: "These are not decisions that any government wants to take but we have no choice . . . to clear up the financial mess that Labour left us. The budget takes these difficult decisions in an honest and fair way and with the clear stamp of Liberal Democrat values running through it.
"In the past, efforts to tackle a big deficit have always hit the poorest the most. The coalition has ensured that, for the first time, this will not happen. The richest will pay the most, while pensioners and children will be protected. Look through the budget and you will see key policies we campaigned for being put into effect."
Simon Hughes, the party's deputy leader, admitted the budget package "required compromise" but insisted: "Britain will be a fairer place."
But Bob Russell, the Liberal Democrat MP for Colchester, suggested he would not vote for the budget in the Commons because of the VAT rise -- a move he had campaigned against in last month's election.
"I am not at all happy," he said, warning that the rise would hit the low-paid the hardest.
Menzies Campbell, the party's former leader, said: "Liberal Democrats . . . are a bit nervous about a rise in VAT, because it's a regressive tax . . . that's why the increase in the level at which people begin to pay tax is so important."
Benjamin Ramm, editor of 'The Liberal magazine', added: "This VAT rise is a tax on the poor to absolve the sins of the rich."
Dave Prentis, general secretary of Unison, accused the government of "declaring war" on public services, adding: "This is the most draconian budget in decades."
Derek Simpson, Unite's joint general secretary, said: "Today the mask slipped to reveal this government for what it is -- Tory slashers of services and friends of the rich and powerful." (© Independent News Service)
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Did you know that 144.8 billion emails are sent each and every day?
That's a heck of a lot of emails—120 per day on average— to wade through and respond to on a daily basis.
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- 8 ounces French bread
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Our very own hero Sister Sandra will be recognized on Channel 2 News today at 4pm during their Heroes of Tennessee award for Black History Month.
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(VIEW SLIDESHOW) The annual SCA Fall Festival was held on Saturday, November 19th. It was a great success. There were vendors represented from the SCA Parent Advisory Council, Nashville Rise, Experimac, LEAD Academy at Neely's Bend, Liberty Collegiate, Good to Go Catering and Peak Institute. SCA Staff members hosted booths, food, and activities and DJ C-Wiz provided the music as well. Everyone in attendance thoroughly enjoyed this event, which was the primary fundraiser for this semester.
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What is the One Trait that Most Americans Don't Want in a President?
Pew Research has polled Americans on the question of experience. Specifically, what role does a candidate's experience play in voters' decision in the voting booth.
Somewhat surprisingly, though not really surprisingly given the results in 2008 and 2012, experience in office is not rated very highly by a growing number of Americans. About 30% of Americans rate extensive experience in Washington negatively and would be less likely to vote for a candidate with such experience. About 19% view many years of Washington experience positively. Forty-eight percent say that experience in Washington doesn't matter at all to their votes. Barack Obama hit that sweet spot, having spent just two years in the US Senate before running for president. He could and did cast himself as in Washington but not of Washington, and that helped him win.
Experience as a governor or business executive rate about the same, with 33% of Americans saying such experience makes them more likely to vote for that candidate over one who lacks that experience. But the negative for business executives is slightly higher, with 13% saying business experience makes them less likely to vote for a candidate, to 5% who say they're less likely to vote for someone who has been a governor.
If 5% really do resist voting for governors, and 13% really do resist voting for business executives, Mitt Romney will never be president.
According to Pew's poll, only two things are dealbreakers for a majority of Americans. One of them is a candidate who has never held office before.
The other is a failure to believe.
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Eriksson has no shades of doubt over qualification
A BRICK was thrown through one of Sven-Göran Eriksson's windows at his London home on Monday night, but, given that Rio Ferdinand was not dropped until Thursday morning, we can rule out the Manchester United defender. The England head coach was also adamant yesterday that the missile was unrelated to the poor performances of his team.
It may have been a drunk wandering through Regent's Park, but Eriksson hardly needs telling that there will be a hail of brickbats should England fail to beat Austria at Old Trafford today. His team are playing for a place at the World Cup finals, but also, after an alarming start to the season, for the head coach's credibility.
"Sack the Swede" was the last chant that Eriksson heard…


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Posted May 31st, 2004, 08:58 AM
On august 1,2004 my mom and i will be sailing on mariner of the seas western carribbean cruise. We would love to hear about any cruise reviews,experiences and tips or information about the mariner. Also anyone who has sailed in a promenade room,are these rooms affected by the noise of the Royal Promenade at night? I would also love to hear from any other teens who have sailed on the mariner. Any information anyone has on this ship would be greatly appreciated


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Picture: Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher, Andy Bell and Gem Archer Studio photo shoot with Oasis. Tokyo, Japan - 20.11.05
Outspoken Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher is a huge fan of Welsh singer Charlotte Church because she shares his passion for hellraising.
The LIVE FOREVER star, famed for starting feuds with other musicians and bands, has shocked his fans by uncharacteristically singing Voice Of An Angel beauty Church's praises.
Church came to fame as a straight-laced teenage classical vocalist - but since coming of age she regularly graces the pages of the UK's tabloids with her party-fuelled lifestyle and tempestuous romances.
He says, "She could be the next Liam. She's got a great voice. She knows how to get hammered and she freaks people out."27/04/2005 02:50
There were a number of defining bands of the 90's but Oasis were indisputably one...


text: I know that the reviews on this game were bad but everyone I heard of that played it was blown away and got adicted. I got a little too adicted and saverly hurt my rist. This game is fun and I recomend it. I know it could be better but I'm very shore the next one will be.:yesnod: