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1966 Batmobile TV Series Car
Year: 1966 Make: Batmobile Model: TV Series Car Stock: BAT Engine Size: V-8 Transmission: AUTOMATIC
1921 Oldsmobile Beverley Hills
This is the famed truck recognized from the Beverly Hillbillies full length movie that was released in 1993.
Year: 1921 Make: Oldsmobile Model: Beverley Hills Stock: JALOPY Engine Size: 350 Transmission: Automatic
1969 Dodge Charger
Considered the Holy Grail of General Lees
Year: 1969 Make: Dodge Model: Charger Stock: 12973E Engine Size: 360 Transmission: Automatic Exterior Color: Orange Interior Color: Tan
2002 Aston Martin DB5
Die Another Day. This Aston Martin stunt car is another great example of Hollywood Trickery
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1976 Ferrari Spider
1 of 2 Actual Daytona's built for use in the Miami Vice TV series, driven by Don Johnson.
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1934 Ford Fordor
This is the car that toured during the 1930's and thru the 1950's as the actual Bonnie and Clyde Death Car.
Year: 1934 Make: Ford Model: Fordor Stock: BONNIE Engine Size: V8 Transmission: 3 Speed
1957 Volkswagen Vanagon TMNT
Real Life Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Van built for Mattel Promotion.
Year: 1957 Make: Volkswagen Model: Vanagon Stock: TMNT Engine Size: 4 cly Transmission: 4 speed Exterior Color: Green
1959 Cadillac Miller Meteor
Known as Ecto-1 this car is recognized from the iconic 80s movie Ghostbusters.
Year: 1959 Make: Cadillac Model: Miller Meteor Stock: 14981
Year: 1984 Stock: BTFRENT Engine Size: V-6 Transmission: AUTOMATIC
1967 Ford
Year: 1967 Make: Ford Stock: 11587 Transmission: 4-SPEED
1988 Pontiac Super KITT
1 of 3 Super Pursuit Mode KITT's Built.
Year: 1988 Make: Pontiac Model: Super KITT Stock: 13646 Engine Size: 305 Transmission: Automatic
1975 Dodge Bluesmobile
It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas.
Year: 1975 Make: Dodge Model: Bluesmobile Stock: 13067 Engine Size: 440 Transmission: AUTOMATIC
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1938 Volkswagen Carrot Car
Bugs Bunny's 28 Foot Long Carrot Cruiser!
Year: 1938 Make: Volkswagen Model: Carrot Car Stock: BUGS BUNNY
1963 Volkswagen Beetle
A character that is featured in several Walt Disney motion pictures starting with the 1968 feature film The Love Bug. He has a mind of his own and is capable of driving himself, and is also a serious contender in auto racing competitions.
Year: 1963 Make: Volkswagen Model: Stock: BEETLE
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OOPS I did it again, Britney Spears Personal Car.
Year: 2006 Make: Mercedes-Benz Model: Stock: 14085 Engine Size: 3.5 liter 6 cyl Transmission:
New Old Stock with only 2 miles on it since new
Year: 1956 Stock: Bike2
1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud
This car used to belong to billionaire TV producer Aaron Spelling.
Year:1964 Make: Rolls-Royce Model: Silver Cloud Stock: Spelling
1886 Benz Motorwagen
The 1886 Benz Motorwagen is given credit as the first automobile.
Year: 1886 Make: Benz Model: Motorwagen Stock: 15189
1951 Crosley Fire Engine Hook and Ladder
Very rare and desirable Kiddie Hook and Ladder Amusement Fire Truck. Was in use at Whalom Amusement Park from new until 2000.
Year: 1951 Make: Crosley Model: Fire Engine Stock: 16576
1946 Ford Deluxe
Why this car is systematic, It's hydromatic, It's ultramatic, Why it's a grease lightning
Year: 1946 Make: Ford Model: Deluxe Stock: Grease Body Style: Convertible Engine Size: 350 CHEVY DUAL QUADS Transmission: Automatic Exterior Color: Red Interior Color: WHITE
1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse
A total of 6 Green Eclipses were built and used as Paul Walkers car in the original "The Fast and The Furious".
Year: 1995 Make: Mitsubishi Model: Eclipse Stock: 16362 Exterior Color: Green
1956 Lincoln MK 2
Bought New by Nelson Rockefeller
Year: 1956 Make: Lincoln Model: MK 2 Stock: 14980 Engine Size: 368 Transmission: Automatic Exterior Color: Maroon Interior Color: MAROON
1963 Buick Riviera
Bought new by the missing Heiress, Natalie Wood.
Year: 1963 Make: Buick Model: Riviera Stock: 15347 Engine Size: 425 Transmission: Automatic Exterior Color: Beige Interior Color: Beige
1979 Rolls-Royce Corniche
The Actual Car Zsa Zsa Gabor was driving when she slapped a Beverly Hills officer making world wide headlines.
Year: 1979 Make: Rolls-Royce Model: Corniche Stock: 14593 Body Style: Convertible
1996 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
The actual car that transported Princess Diana during her final trip to the United States.
Year: 1996 Make: Rolls-Royce Model: Silver Spur Stock: Diana
1999 Pontiac Trans Am
This car was bought new by Tony Curtis. It was more than a car to Curtis, it was his baby.
Year: 1999 Make: Pontiac Model: Trans Am Stock: 14592 Engine Size: 350 LS1 Transmission: Automatic Exterior Color: White Interior Color: White
2002 Dodge Viper
As Seen on TMZ. The car that put Rod Stewart's gardener in prison for 11 years!
Year: 2002 Make: Dodge Model: Viper Stock: 14510 Engine Size: 8.0 liter V10 450 H.P. Transmission: 6 speed Exterior Color: Yellow Interior Color: Black
1946 Schwinn
This is said to be 1 of 15 Bicycles used in the movie PeeWee's Big Adventure.
Year: 1946 Make: Schwinn Stock: PEEWEE
1984 Chevrolet
Prototype Signature Series Speed Racer
Year: 1984 Make: Chevrolet Stock: speed
1957 Plymouth Fury
For the movie a total of 14 cars are said to have been used to portray the self-restoring killer car.
Year: 1957 Make: Plymouth Model: Fury Stock: CHRISTINE
1975 Ford
The Mad Max Interceptor is rated as the #8 most famous movie car.
Year: 1975 Make: Ford Stock: 14781 Engine Size: 351 Transmission: 4 speed Exterior Color: Black Interior Color: Black
This is the actual custom chopper screen used in Ghost Rider.
Year: 2004 Stock: CHOPPER Engine Size: S&S Pan Head Transmission: 5 speed
1919 Ford
This hand-built custom car was fabricated from scratch by Hall of Fame car customizer Jay Ohrberg.
Year: 1919 Make: Ford Stock: CHARLIE CHAPLIN Engine Size: 6 CYLINDER Transmission: 4 SPEED
1983 Pontiac Kit
This is not your typical KITT that's been home built with mail-order parts off the internet.
Year: 1983 Make: Pontiac Model: Kit Stock: RENTKITT Engine Size: 305 CROSSFIRE Transmission: AUTOMATIC
1974 Cadillac DeVille Station Wagon
Elvis Presley's Personal, custom built Cadillac. Found after 37 years.
Year: 1974 Make: Cadillac Model: DeVille Stock: ELVIS1 Engine Size: 500 Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Saddle
1990 Chevrolet Corvette
Bought new by Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson.
Year: 1990 Make: Chevrolet Model: Corvette Stock: 14200 Engine Size: 350 LT-5 375 H.P. Transmission: 6 speed Exterior Color: Red Interior Color: Red
1996 Bentley Azure
Oprah Winfrey's Personal car and birthday gift to herself.
Year: 1996 Make: Bentley Model: Azure Stock: 14084 Engine Size: 6.8 liter Transmission: automatic Exterior Color: Black Interior Color: cream
1999 Shelby Series 1
Year: 1999 Make: Shelby Model: Series 1 Stock: 14472 Engine Size: 4.0 liter 320 H.P. Transmission: 6 speed Exterior Color: Silver
2005 Bentley GT
This car was bought new by NBA star and basketball legend Michael Jordan.
Year: 2005 Make: Bentley Model: GT Stock: JORDAN Engine Size: 6.0 liter W12 Transmission: automatic Exterior Color: Green Interior Color: Tan
1955 Chevrolet Tow Mater
Known as Tow Mater from CARS, this truck was built for promotional use.
Year: 1955 Make: Chevrolet Model: Tow Mater Stock: MATER Engine Size: 454 Transmission: Automatic
This is a George Barris replica Batcycle built for touring and exhibition.
Year: 1966 Stock: BATBIKE
1977 Chevrolet Camaro
Recognized from the first Transformers movie, this is the "Beater Bee"
Year: 1977 Make: Chevrolet Model: Camaro Stock: BUMBLEBEE Exterior Color: Custom Faded Interior Color: Black and Yellow
1994 Flintmobile Fred Flintstones Car
From the Flintstones Live Action Movie
Stock #: YABADABA
1964 Ford Grandpa Munster's Drag U La
Grandpa Munster's Drag U La
Exterior: GOLD METALLIC Interior: Purple Engine Size: 289-350 H.P. Transmission: 3 Speed
1984 March Indy Race Car
Michael Andretti's Formula Race Car
Engine Size: ELECTRIC Transmission: AUTOMATIC
1964 Ford
George Barris Munster Koach.
Body Style: Limousine Exterior: BLACK Interior: Red Velour Deluxe Engine Size: 289 HI-PERFORMANCE Transmission: 4 speed
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Shaun Alexander was traded in one of my leagues today, essentially for Jon Kitna. Would this trade have raised eyebrows in August? Oh yeah. What about three weeks ago? Probably. Today, however, I wonder if the guy who gave away Alexander was thinking ahead and won the trade. He did need a quarterback, after all, and if you're not a believer in 30-year-old running backs coming out of slumps, you should sell.
Alexander's last two games haven't been so pretty, as he's rushed for a combined total of 60 yards, his worst two-game stretch since 2002. Then again, we can't say for sure that Alexander is toast and dealing him off, even for a second-tier quarterback in the Nos. 5-10 range overall, is smart. Running backs can be streaky, and they can carry fantasy teams when they're hot. Will Kitna?
In truth, there are a lot more safe quarterbacks than running backs in fantasy this season, and it would make me consider a trade like that as well if I owned Alexander. While I still prescribe to the theory that running backs are the key to fantasy, only three running backs show up in the top 15 among fantasy scorers so far. Of those three, one is a rookie still sharing carries and another is on a team that might not win a game, just dealt a key wide receiver and has Baltimore and New England in Weeks 15 and 16. OK, so LaDainian Tomlinson is safe.
But Alexander isn't. The rest of the top-15 running backs in fantasy are littered with questions, whether it's about durability (Brian Westbrook, Joseph Addai, LaMont Jordan, Sammy Morris), performance (Edgerrin James, Derrick Ward, Clinton Portis) or something to be decided in the courts (Travis Henry). However, wouldn't you say you can count on Kitna?
In fact, coming off a messy week in which it seemed like half the quarterbacks who played were going to be undesirable for fantasy (Vinny Testaverde, Kyle Boller, Cleo Lemon, Tarvaris Jackson for starters, and later Kerry Collins, Tim Rattay, etc.), I'd say it's more important than ever to make sure your quarterback is someone you can count on. At running back, it's been guesswork all season.
I feel like I can reasonably count on the top nine quarterbacks for fantasy points the rest of the way. That group includes Tom Brady, Tony Romo, Carson Palmer, Peyton Manning, Brett Favre, Matt Hasselbeck, Eli Manning and David Garrard, and I'm calling Derek Anderson safe as well. He's ranked No. 3 right now, and even after his current bye week, should be no lower than No. 5. Anderson is legit, and his schedule still has a number of appealing matchups, like the Rams, Cards and a return engagement with the Bengals. Look at his December: Jets, Bills, Bengals and 49ers. OK, that looks really nice!
Meanwhile, there are other quarterbacks outside that top nine I'm darn close to trusting, and Kitna leads that list. Jeff Garcia, Ben Roethlisberger, Matt Schaub and Donovan McNabb are right there as well. That's nearly half the starters in the league that I now trust, or will soon. At running back we need to play two or more players each week, but we can't even count on a handful of these guys to perform consistently. I'd say it makes sense to get a good quarterback if you can, because I don't want to be stuck with Chad Pennington.
Alexander has to be one of the top running backs on my sell list. Not only is he 30, an obvious age for statistical decline at his position, but he's dealing with a number of injuries which I think are derailing him. The broken wrist is probably more annoyance than anything, since it doesn't directly deal with running, but I'll bet that broken foot from last year still is a problem.
So, as is the Thursday tradition in this here blog, let's go list by list. Because everyone loves a list.
The All Sell-High Team
Kurt Warner, QB, Cardinals or Philip Rivers, Chargers: I must have written, said, sign languaged or dreamed about 50 times last week that while everyone was jumping on the Warner train for Week 6, there remained this small problem with the best-case scenario. He's never healthy. After three drives and minus-two fantasy points against Carolina, Warner was out and Tim Rattay was in. I don't care if Warner starts this week. Sell, sell, sell. As for San Diego's Rivers, you think the acquisition of a big-time wide receiver all of a sudden makes Rivers a top fantasy QB. I'm thinking, big-time wide receiver? It's LT's team.
Shaun Alexander, RB, Seahawks: Can you still sell a guy high if everyone knows he's running on fumes? Well, apparently so. Look, he might be fine, I do understand that it's possible, but I am skeptical. And for those trying to find Leonard Weaver on the free agent list, I still think underwhelming Maurice Morris is the backup.
LaMont Jordan, RB, Raiders: Back injuries are like pest problems. You can fix them temporarily, but they always come back. Jordan claims he's fine today, after a heavier-than-anyone-thought workload in Week 6. I doubt the Raiders continue to push him like that with two other seemingly viable options to help out in Justin Fargas and Dominic Rhodes.
Steve Smith, WR, Panthers: I shook his hand in the Bristol office Tuesday, as I walked past him filming one of those SportsCenter commercials. Know what he told me? Sell high! That's what he said. David Carr? Vinny T? A backup or Methuselah, you choose? OK, so Smith didn't say any of those things. But I did shake his hand. The commercial will be funny. I don't think the stats the final two months will make you smile, though, not for what you expect.
Dwayne Bowe, WR, Chiefs: Yeah, I surprised myself typing this in, but let's remember he's still a rookie, and they tend to run out of gas, plus Bowe has cooled off after the streak of scores in three straight and the Chiefs are going head-over-heels with the run now. I like Bowe as a top-20 receiver in the end, but not to maintain his current rank of No. 10.
The All Buy-Low Team
Donovan McNabb, QB, Eagles: I'd feel better about this if most of McNabb's fantasy points hadn't come on one play against the Jets last week, but still, I see him getting a lot better, and a number of future opponents can be thrown on (Vikings, Dolphins, Saints, Bills). I wanted to put Drew Brees on this team, but not quite yet. Maybe next week.
Larry Johnson, RB, Chiefs: If he gets 30 carries a week, which I think Herman Edwards finally realizes he should have been doing all along, I think Johnson ends up a top-5 running back for the season, and someone who begins carrying fantasy teams. He's currently ranked No. 18, tied with Alexander. Do not trade this guy away.
Willie Parker, RB, Steelers: The bye week is over, and a rejuvenated Parker is ready to resume his 1,500-yard season. Only one time has he failed to rush for 100 yards this season. As for the touchdowns, they're coming. I do not believe Najeh Davenport is this season's Brandon Jacobs. I do believe Parker could be this year's Tiki Barber.
Marvin Harrison, WR, Colts: Just tell the guy in your league that Harrison is ranked No. 50 at WR so far, behind Hall of Famers James Jones and Marty Booker, and point out his age. You should get him cheaper that way. I have no real concerns about Harrison resuming normal, pre-2007 production levels, starting this week.
Marques Colston, WR, Saints: I guess I'll put him on this list every week. His value can't get much lower after catching only one pass Sunday. So what if it was a touchdown? The schedule is so nice for him and his pals, I'd be targeting him in deals.
The All Take a Deep Breath Before Getting Too Excited Team
Marc Bulger, QB, Rams: You're stoked that he's back and can't wait to activate him, plus you see an enticing schedule ahead. I still no sign of Orlando Pace to mind his blind side, though. I also don't see Steven Jackson or a healthy Torry Holt. I see a mess.
Laurence Maroney, RB, Patriots: For the record, I do think he will play this week, but all the Sammy Morris injury does is give Kevin Faulk the chance to pick up those carries. You think Maroney will? You think he's going to get 20 touches? Silly fantasy player! Maroney is not only brittle, but not someone Bill Belichick wants to use often or near a goal line. He might become Julius Jones at this rate.
DeAngelo Williams, RB, Panthers: Yes, it's a touching tale of the backup with so much promise who breaks off a 75-yarder to seal a win but still isn't anointed the starter. DeShaun Foster is doing nothing wrong. Williams remains a backup, and when the byes end, probably not someone you'll need to activate.
Roddy White, WR, Falcons: Please tell
me the reason he's on fantasy's most-added list this week is because the matchup against the Saints is attractive, not because Byron Leftwich was named the starting quarterback. White is a fine No. 3 wide receiver in fantasy, but having Leftwich throw to him won't make a bit of difference when the offensive line does its patented matador routine. You think Joey Harrington was the reason for all the sacks? I'm not defending Harrington, but Leftwich will be on the turf a lot. Hard to throw that way.
The All So What If They're Better In Fantasy Than Real Life Team
Jon Kitna, QB, Lions: Statistically, this guy is going to be terrific again, likely to pass 4,000 yards by Week 16 and supply 25 touchdown passes. And really, it's not fair to say Kitna isn't good in real life, since the Lions are winning more than they have all decade. Still, he'll give the ball to the other team quite a bit (eight fumbles already!) and I have a hard time believing this team is playoff-bound.
Ronnie Brown, RB, Dolphins: Well, has his team won a darned thing? Give credit where it's due, because Brown is having a terrific season, and should end up a top-5 back, but it almost seems like Miami is just trying to pad his stats because nothing else is working.
Travis Henry, RB, Broncos: And I stick him in this section without even discussing his off-field issues. Henry could rush for 1,500 yards, if Mike Shanahan and, separately, the authorities let him, but his teams seem to be worse off when he's out there, don't they?
Chris Chambers, WR, Chargers: The focus of an ongoing fantasy games staff argument, which is odd because we all agree this is not a good player, Chambers is generally misrepresented as a top wide receiver. He's not. The stats are there because his quarterbacks are always looking for him, and that makes fantasy owners satisfied, but in real life he's about as inefficient as can be. I don't think the Chargers will throw to him nearly as much as Trent and Cleo did in Miami, but he retains his fantasy value because he ought to find the end zone a few times.
Kevin Curtis, WR, Eagles: Has more fantasy points than Terrell Owens and all but six fantasy wide receivers, which is incredible since he's not close to the receptions or yards leaderboard. Curtis has scored four touchdowns, and long ones at that, and while he does have value to Philly, that could have easily been Reggie Brown, Hank Baskett or even ex-Iggle Todd Pinkston, since McNabb shares so much.
Your thoughts
Scotty (Mendon, Vt.): "Eric, I have claimed Priest Holmes off of waivers. Am I wasting a roster spot just to satisfy my sentimental feelings for Priest when he singlehandedly won me a league championship in my first FFL year, or does he have a chance, with or without an injury to Larry Johnson, to be a FFL factor this year? I absolutely admire his determination to get back on the field. He is one if the finest men in the NFL you would ever want to meet. However, none of these factors automatically translate into FFL points and wins. What do you see in Priest's future?"
Eric: I discussed this in Tuesday's blog, how I don't believe Holmes will make much of an impact. Let me go a step further. Larry Johnson is like a kindergartner playing with a toy. "Mine, mine, mine!!!" He doesn't share. Johnson gets every carry. I don't think even a healthy Holmes will get a chance to put up numbers as long as Johnson is healthy and running well. Loyalty and track records are beautiful things, but if you someone in your league cuts Sammy Morris this week, that's someone who can help your bench more.
James (Fort Walton Beach, Fla.): "Hey Eric, I need you to be the supreme court justice in my league and give me your opinion on a trade. Owners in my league are in an uproar over a Derek Anderson for Frank Gore trade. They say it's unbalanced because most believe that the undrafted Anderson can't keep his pace up and Gore, the fourth overall pick, will pick up his pace. Do you factor in draft rankings, actual performance or future performance in a trade? Thanks for helping out."
Eric: I think this was the topic of last Thursday's blog! Draft rankings stopped mattering about six weeks ago. Projected performance, health and schedule are among the things you look at in a trade. As I mentioned at the very beginning of this blog, I could totally understand someone dealing Shaun Alexander for Kitna. Well, this trade is a bit harder to rationalize, but I can totally do it. Yes, Anderson can keep this up. He has weapons, health, motivation (where will he be next season when that Notre Dame rook plays?) and the enticing schedule the rest of the way. I do think Gore will improve his play, and it looks a little odd to see this deal, but it's not really that unbalanced. Where Gore was drafted is irrelevant. Whether he finishes as a top-10 RB, which I think he can but might not necessarily do, is.
John (Los Angeles): "I have a counterpoint to all the people who are clamoring to increase Adrian Peterson's carries over Chester Taylor's. There's no doubt that AP has the skills, but he's also a rookie. He still has to adjust to a full 17-week NFL schedule. There's no need to wear him out when it's not even the halfway point yet. I can see the increase coming if/when the Vikes are in playoff contention. Also, this running back by committee thing is working well and is a nice combo for Minny. Taylor is a north-south type runner who will tenderize the opposing front seven. Then AP comes in and slices up the D for big gains. I think coach Brad Childress has the right formula going and he should stick with it. Minnesota is going to keep AP fresh and ride him the entire season. One quick criticism, AP on kick returns? C'mon Childress, don't increase AP's risk of injury."
Eric: This is like the needle in the haystack e-mail in terms of how rare it is for someone to believe this, really. And I totally agree with it. Peterson has managed to be the No. 3 running back in fantasy despite sharing time. Don't get the kid hurt by giving him Larry Johnson-type touches. Fantasy owners cannot possibly complain about Peterson.
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Boulder/Speed World Cup 2017: Watch Chongqing Finals and Stay up to Date
Watch the Semis and Finals of the Chongqing World Cup and scroll down for results and updates throughout the week. Canadian Sean McColl, Elan Jonas McRae and Alannah Yip will be competing, more here.
Update: April 19: China has been hosting world-class international Sport Climbing events for years and the Asia Tour is now a staple in the IFSC World Cup series. Chongqing and Nanjing again host the first stage this year, welcoming multiple season champions for back-to-back Bouldering and Speed events.
Bouldering rematch: In Meiringen, Switzerland, Great Britain's Shauna Coxsey continued her dominance, topping every finals problem with the poise of a champion and unparalleled execution. She led the way throughout the competition last year at Chongqing, and the signs suggest fans can expect a similar spectacular performance the next two weekends. Miho Nonaka of Japan has also fared well at Chongqing, finishing on the podium the past two seasons, and her explosive power makes her a constant threat. Before casting your predictions, don't forget Austrian Katharina Saurwein finished second at Meiringen. The veteran competitor has been winning medals for more than a decade, and she proved she is as strong as ever.
Last year, the trajectory of Tomoa Narasaki's season changed with a victory at Chongqing. Despite missing semi-finals at Meiringen, the reigning season champion from Japan is still a top contender. His teammates Kokoro Fujii, Keita Watabe and Rei Sugimoto all climbed superbly at the first event and will join him for the Asia Tour. Also keep an eye on
Aleksei Rubtsov of Russia. Always a formidable force, he climbed with convincing authority at Meiringen and is one of the early favourites for the season podium.
Speed premiere: In 2015, Mariia Krasavina and Qixin Zhong reigned as Speed queen and king, and both stars are on the start lists for Chongqing and Nanjing. Zhong medalled twice in his home country last year, and he continues to extend his Speed climbing legacy. Also in the spotlight will be Marcin Dzienski of Poland. Marcin was like lightning in 2016, winning the world title and topping the season rankings. His sights are on the World Games in Wroclaw this year, and these events will be the first window into his shape for 2017.
The ever-fast Reza Alipour of Iran, winner at Nanjing, will race alongside them. So often last year Iuliia Kaplina of Russia and Anouck Jaubert of France finished first and second. Kaplina stood atop the season podium, and Jaubert is currently ranked first in the world Speed rankings. Legendary Russian Speed climber Krasavina could change the order this season. Also be sure to watch world champion Anna Tsyganova, who placed first at the World Winter Games in Sochi and, at her best, can set a record-breaking pace.


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I was wondering if this project was still a good alternative to the Facebook Developer Toolkit and if it was still supported to reflect the ongoing chances of the Facebook API?
My goal is to use it for a Silvelright 3 application inside Facebook, am I looking at the right place?
I had much the same question as you. We had a legacy project using this API, and I needed to do a bug fix, so I checked to see what updates were available. The basic stuff works, but as far as I can tell the ability to post to a users wall broke some
time in the last year when the Facebook API changed. I have looked at porting the old code to the MS sanctioned FB API, but some of the comments there were not at all favourable, so I decided to wait and see if anybody fixed this one. That was 6
months ago, and no new code has been posted. I note that the comments on FacebookToolkit are still very mixed, so any hope there would be a clear reason to upgrade remains lacking.
If you are starting a new project, I'd suggest carefully comparing what you need between this project and
Yeah that's what I figured. For Silverlight 3, the facebook toolkit with it's new version 3.0 seems the way to go.
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The Town of Dayton will hold a public meeting next week to discuss the upcoming Tongue River Restoration Project and also address reconstruction of park trails following spring flooding.
"How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" at the WYO Theatre in Sheridan had a tremendous opening last weekend, grossing $40,000 from the silent and live auctions, plus ticket sales to the production.
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Environmental groups in the Spokane area are upset with proposals that could see dozens of trains loaded with coal destined for the Far East move through the city every day.
At a meeting with the School Facilities Department last week, the Johnson County School District was awarded more than a half-million dollars for infrastructure at the new intermediate school now being planned.
The slide repair on the runway at the Johnson County Airport and the installation of the new PAPI lights are completed, according to Tom Newell, with the Johnson County Airport Board.
The Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees had their monthly meeting Wednesday night, and heard updates and reports from the directors and committees.
Fads may come and fads may go, but sometime or other they come around full circle and the hula hoop is making its return.
It was a night of anticipation wrapped with excitement at Fremont Toyota Wednesday night as the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce wound up their annual fundraising event.


text: We are making a visit to BG in April -the week before Easter. Anyone have experience with their Quick Que (I think that's the name)-is it essentialy paying for a fast pass? Is it worth it? We are leaning towards it since we will only be there for 1 day and definitely do not want to spend a lot of time in lines. How about the meal plan? I am on the fence about it-We will be there from opening to closing. Does it include snacks? Drinks? Is there a rope drop that it is important to be there for? Any other helpful tips about the park would be appreciated!


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Thursday, May 8, 2008
Noro Hat
I received my shipment from Little Knits yesterday. After I oooohhhh'ed and aahhhhhh'ed over the Noro, I decided I *had* to knit something with it. I checked out Ravelry for some quick patterns. About three hours later I had this! It fits my husband perfectly (but my 5 year old is modeling it.) I have 3 more balls of it. I may make more of this hat, but I have a few other patterns I'd like to try.
I've also been working on these super bright socks. I saw this Astra yarn in the isle at Joann's and I bought it on a whim. I figured I make socks. I mean, you can never have too many socks, right? I cast on on Saturday and I just couldn't stop smiling. I just love how the colors are working up. So darn cute!
And I'm nearing completion of my second Mr Greenjeans sweater. I only have one sleeve and the button band to complete, but I've run out of steam. I should know better then to make the same sweater twice in the span of a month. I do love it, but I'm just a wee bit sick of it. I'm hoping that by taking the breaks to knit the hat and socks I can recharge and finish it soon.
Knit on!!
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2 comments:
- HeidiQ said...
oh, i LOVE the colors in the hat!!! so rich...just gorgeous :)
- May 9, 2008 at 7:32 AM
- hakucho said...
Love your hat...such a pretty colorway :)
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An autopsy report on a Burlington woman whose body was found in April on the side of the road in a storage bin indicated that she died from a lethal dose of cocaine.
The body of Deedra Louise Washburn, 41, of Morningside Drive was found by an N.C. Department of Transportation maintenance worker April 11 in a blue plastic storage container on the side of Bellemont-Mount Hermon Road, near Southern High School Road.
Police previously said Washburn had been dead for a number of days before her body was located in the container.
The autopsy report, completed Friday by the state�s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, lists Washburn�s cause of death as �cocaine intoxication.� The 5-foot-2, 112-pound woman had apparently been on a �drug binge� in the days prior to her death, according to the report.
The examiner, Dr. John D. Butts, wrote that an �investigation by the authorities uncovered a history of multiple days of heavy crack cocaine smoking on the part of this decedent and another party.�
According to police, Washburn and Angela Bookout Frazier, 42, were using the drugs at Frazier�s house, 1039 Washington St., Burlington, when Washburn died.
Frazier, who admitted to police that she put Washburn�s body in the tote and drove it to Bellemont-Mount Hermon Road, allegedly set fire to her house within a couple hours of the body being found. She was charged April 13 with burning one�s own dwelling and concealment of a death.
Lt. Brian Long, of the Burlington Police Department, said investigators believe Washburn�s and Frazier�s drug use wasn�t an isolated event.
�Based on the investigation, we did find there was regular cocaine use between the two,� Long said.
A search warrant the Times-News obtained in April indicated that Washburn had died in a bedroom at Frazier�s home and was left there for several days before Frazier, with the help of a man, put her body in the storage bin to dispose of it.
Long said no charges were filed against the man since police �didn�t have evidence he would have known what he was doing at the time.�
The autopsy report also included that under the gray knit boxer briefs Washburn was wearing, there was a condom, along with two �slightly soiled sanitary napkins.�
Burlington police said there was no evidence that Washburn had been sexually assaulted before her death.
�We were aware of that evidence, but have not been able to determine that any assault took place,� Long said.�
The medical examiner didn�t find any indications of physical injury, though Butts did mention a possible explanation for Washburn�s body being deposited in a storage bin.
�While the circumstances of her death and disposal are suspicious for foul play,� he wrote, �they could also be explained by the history of a drug binge resulting in her death and an attempt to cover up that fact and its connection to other parties.�


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I think the headline would be more accurate if it said,Referees Defeat Packers!
I figure the NFL owes us 99 more calls like this to make up for screwing us out of the Super Bowl.
Let's face it, the packers lost game 3 of the regular season due to a so called bad call by a replacement official.
We got screwed out of the Super Bowl by the so called elite of professionl refs who made several blatantly obviously bad calls.
So who really go the worst of it?
The T'shirts should not say Worst Call Ever, we should have made ones that said Worst Super Bowl ever.
We were the victims of the WORST sports robbery in history.


text: Services for Hallene Mellor Thomsen, 89, a retired Chicago public school teacher, were held in Winterhaven, Fla. Mrs. Thomsen, who had lived in Florida for 25 years, died Oct. 19 in Winterhaven. During her career she taught English, shorthand and typing, mostly at Calumet High School, and in evening classes at Englewood High School. She is survived by a son, Jack.


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From the Bean to the Queen…Two friends, seperated by an ocean and a lot of land. Beani lives and works in Uganda; Queeni lives and works in London. Here they can pretend the distance isn't really there and talk about red wine, and boys, and leopard print shoes, and Glee, and art, and gothic feminism, and red wine, and cheap jewellery, and cheese, and Buffy, and red wine, and Shakespeare, and Guiness, and chilli squid, and fashion, and red wine. It's the digital equivalent of a good ole natter. Shall we get another bottle...?
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Birthday bashology…
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Feck the halls..
Man alive I have been busy. As, it seems, have you. Though doing what I have no idea. I've read that last post like a hundred times and I'm still not sure exactly what happened. Let me try and guess… You … Continue reading
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We gon' party tonight…
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This is such cool news it deserves its own post…
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In the hood…and some thoughts on pants.
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Breaking News!! Shampers goes into administration…
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Date night, and other things…
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STATEMENTS ON INTRODUCED BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS -- (Senate - February 15, 2007)
By Mr. KENNEDY (for himself, Mr. Cornyn, Mr. Harkin, Mr. McCain, Mr. Durbin, Mr. Lugar, Mr. Dodd, Mr. Smith, Mr. Reed, Ms. Snowe, Mr. Lautenberg, Ms. Murkowski, Mr. Bingaman, Ms. Collins, Ms. Mikulski, Mr. Stevens, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Domenici, Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Cochran, Mrs. Feinstein, Mr. Leahy, Mr. Obama, Mr. Sanders, Mr. Brown, Mr. Schumer, Mr. Akaka, Mr. Kohl, Ms. Cantwell, Mr. Carper, and Mr. Nelson of Florida):
S. 625. A bill to protect the public health by providing the Food and Drug Administration with certain authority to regulate tobacco products; to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
Mr. KENNEDY. Mr. President, today, we are introducing legislation to give the Food and Drug Administration broad authority to regulate tobacco products. Congress cannot in good conscience allow the Federal agency most responsible for protecting the public health to remain powerless to deal with the enormous risks of tobacco, the most deadly of all consumer products. Health experts believe this legislation is the most important action Congress could take to protect children from this deadly addiction.
This is a bipartisan, bicameral initiative. The bill that Senator Cornyn and I are introducing already has over 25 cosponsors. Congressman Waxman and Davis will introduce identical legislation in the House. Our bill has the support of a broad coalition of public health organizations led by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, the American Cancer Society, the American Heart Association and the American Lung Association. They all recognize the importance of enacting this bill this year.
The legislation we are introducing today is well known. It is the same bill that passed the Senate in 2004, and that we introduced in the last Congress. However, in this new Congress, the likelihood of passage is greatly enhanced. Last November's election swept away many of the barriers to passage from prior years. We believe 2007 is the year that legislation empowering the FDA to regulate tobacco products will finally become law.
We intend to move forward on the legislation quickly. I have already scheduled a hearing in the HELP Committee for February 27, and a markup is planned soon thereafter.
The stakes are vast. Four thousand children have their first cigarette every day, and one thousand become daily smokers. More than one-third of them will die prematurely from tobacco-induced diseases. Cigarettes kill well over 400,000 Americans each year. That is more lives lost than from automobile accidents, alcohol abuse, illegal drugs, AIDS, murder, and suicide combined. Congress's response to a public health problem of this magnitude is long overdue.
Regulating the conduct of tobacco companies is as necessary today as it has been in years past. The facts presented in the Federal Government's landmark lawsuit against the tobacco industry demonstrate that the misconduct is substantial and ongoing. The decision of the court states: ``The evidence in this case clearly establishes that Defendants have not ceased engaging in unlawful activity ..... Defendants continue to engage in conduct that is materially indistinguishable from their previous actions, activity that continues to this day.'
We must deal firmly with tobacco company marketing practices that target children and mislead the public. The Food and Drug Administration needs broad authority to regulate the sale, distribution, and advertising of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.
The tobacco industry currently spends over $15 billion a year to promote its products. Much of that money is spent in ways designed to tempt children to start smoking, before they are mature enough to appreciate the enormity of the health risk. The industry knows that nearly 90 percent of smokers begin as children and are addicted by the time they reach adulthood.
Documents obtained from tobacco companies prove, in the companies' own words, the magnitude of the industry's efforts to trap children into dependency on their deadly product. Studies by the Institute of Medicine and the Centers for Disease Control show the substantial role of industry advertising in decisions by young people to use tobacco products.
If we are serious about reducing youth smoking, FDA must have the power to prevent industry advertising designed to appeal to children wherever it will be seen by children. This legislation will give FDA the authority to stop tobacco advertising that glamorizes smoking to kids. It grants FDA full authority to regulate tobacco advertising ``consistent with and to the full extent permitted by the First Amendment.'
FDA authority must also extend to the sale of tobacco products. Nearly every State makes it illegal to sell cigarettes to children under 18, but surveys show that those laws are rarely enforced and frequently violated. FDA must have the power to limit the sale of cigarettes to face-to-face transactions in which the age of
the purchaser can be verified by identification. This means an end to self-service displays and vending machine sales. There must also be serious enforcement efforts with real penalties for those caught selling tobacco products to children. This is the only way to ensure that children under 18 are not able to buy cigarettes.
The FDA conducted the longest rulemaking proceeding in its history, studying which regulations would most effectively reduce the number of children who smoke. Seven hundred thousand public comments were received in the course of that rulemaking. At the conclusion of its proceeding, the agency promulgated rules on the manner in which cigarettes are advertised and sold. Due to litigation, most of those regulations were never implemented. If we are serious about curbing youth smoking as much as possible, as soon as possible; it makes no sense to require FDA to reinvent the wheel by conducting a new multi-year rulemaking process on the same issues. This legislation will give the youth access and advertising restrictions already developed by FDA the immediate force of law, as if they had been issued under the new statute.
The legislation also provides for stronger warnings on all cigarette and smokeless tobacco packages, and in all print advertisements. These warnings will be more explicit in their description of the medical problems which can result from tobacco use. The FDA is given the authority to change the text of these warning labels periodically, to keep their impact strong.
The nicotine in cigarettes is highly addictive. Medical experts say that it is as addictive as heroin or cocaine. Yet for decades, tobacco companies vehemently denied the addictiveness of their products. No one can forget the parade of tobacco executives who testified under oath before Congress that smoking cigarettes is not addictive. Overwhelming evidence in industry documents obtained through the discovery process proves that the companies not only knew of this addictiveness for decades, but actually relied on it as the basis for their marketing strategy. As we now know, cigarette manufacturers chemically manipulated the nicotine in their products to make it even more addictive.
A newly released analysis by the Harvard School of Public Health demonstrates that cigarette manufacturers are still manipulating nicotine levels. Between 1998 and 2005, they significantly increased the nicotine yield from major brand name cigarettes. The average increase in nicotine yield over the period was 11 percent.
The tobacco industry has a long, dishonorable history of providing misleading information about the health consequences of smoking. These companies have repeatedly sought to characterize their products as far less hazardous than they are. They made minor innovations in product design seem far more significant for the health of the user than they actually were. It is essential that FDA have clear and unambiguous authority to prevent such misrepresentations in the future. The largest disinformation campaign in the history of the corporate world must end.
Given the addictiveness of tobacco products, it is essential that the FDA regulate them for the protection of the public. Over 40 million Americans are currently addicted to cigarettes. No responsible public health official believes that cigarettes should be banned. A ban would leave 40 million people without a way to satisfy their drug dependency. FDA should be able to take the necessary steps to help addicted smokers overcome their addiction, and to make the product less toxic for smokers who are unable or unwilling to stop. To do so, FDA must have the authority to reduce or remove hazardous ingredients from cigarettes, to the extent that it becomes scientifically feasible. The inherent risk in smoking should not be unnecessarily compounded.
Recent statements by several tobacco companies make clear that they plan to develop what they characterize as ``reduced risk' cigarettes. Some are already on the market making unsubstantiated claims. This legislation will require manufacturers to submit such ``reduced risk' products to the FDA for analysis before they can be marketed. No health-related claims will be permitted until they have been verified to the FDA's satisfaction. These safeguards are essential to prevent deceptive industry marketing campaigns, which could lull the public into a false sense of health safety.
Smoking is the number one preventable cause of death in America. Congress must vest FDA not only with the responsibility for regulating tobacco products, but with full authority to do the job effectively.
This legislation will give the FDA the legal authority it needs to reduce youth smoking by preventing tobacco advertising which targets children, to prevent the sale of tobacco products to minors, to help smokers overcome their addiction, to make tobacco products less toxic for those who continue to use them, and to prevent the tobacco industry from misleading the public about the dangers of smoking.
Enacting this bill this year is the right thing to do for America's children. They are depending on us. By passing this legislation, we can help them live longer, healthier lives.
Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the RECORD.
There being no objection, the text of the bill was ordered to be printed in the RECORD
By Mr. KENNEDY (for himself, Mr. Bond, Mr. akaka, Mr. Leahy, Mr. Menendez, Mr. Craig, and Mr. Shelby):
S. 626 A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act to provide for arthritis research and public health, and for other purposes; to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
Mr. KENNEDY. Mr. President, it is a privilege to join Senator Bond in introducing ``The Arthritis Prevention, Control and Cure Act.'
Our goal in this important initiative is to provide a strong federal response to arthritis. Early diagnosis, treatment, and appropriate management of arthritis can control its symptoms, improve the quality of life of patients, and Federal action will improve the lives of the family members and caregivers of those affected by the disease.
Arthritis exits in more than a hundred different forms. It's one of the most devastating diseases impairing the health of the American people. It's second only to heart disease as a cause of work disability. It undermines everyday activities such as walking, dressing and bathing for more than seven million Americans.
One out of very five adults in the United States suffers from some form of arthritis. The number of patients in the U.S. with arthritis will keep growing as the number of older Americans continues to increase dramatically in the next few decades. Today, 8.7 million adults, ages 18 through 44, have arthritis and millions of others are at risk of developing the disease.
In fact, arthritis is one of the most prevalent chronic illnesses and the leading cause of disability among Americans over age 15. More than 40 percent of adults with arthritis are limited in their activities because of their arthritis. By 2030, nearly 25 percent of the projected United States adult population will have arthritis and these numbers don't account for the current trends in obesity, which may contribute to future cases of the disease.
It is an illness that affects all types of people in the U.S., not just older Americans. Arthritis knows no boundaries. Men, women and children are all afflicted with the disease. According to the Arthritis Foundation, 24 million women and 17 million men have been diagnosed with arthritis by their doctors. Women are still disproportionately affected by the disease.
Nearly 3 out of every 1,000 American children are affected by arthritis. The devastating effects of pediatric arthritis justifies greater investment by the federal government in research and to identify more effective treatments.
Special concerns are raised by juvenile arthritis because of its impact on family relationships, school life, dating, sports and other aspects active, growing youths. Teens and young adults entering the workforce face even greater challenges.
Arthritis an other rheumatic diseases cost our economy $128 billion annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In 2003, the cost was
equivalent to 1.2 percent of the nation's gross domestic product. $80 million of that amount were direct costs for medical care and $47 million were indirect costs for lost earnings. National medical costs attributed to arthritis grew by 24 percent between 1997 and 2003, with an increase attributed to the growing number of people affected with the disease.
In 1975, Congress enacted the National Arthritis Act to encourage basic and clinical research, establish Multipurpose Arthritis Centers and expand clinical knowledge of the illness. The act was successful in implementing and continued funding of research and has led to important advances in the control, treatment and prevention of the illness.
Early diagnosis, treatment and management can control symptoms and improve the quality of life. Weight control and exercise can help lower risks. Patient education, training and self-management also contribute to greater control of these diseases. Innovative and increasingly effective drug therapies, joint replacements, and other therapeutic alternatives are being developed.
Despite much research identifying effective interventions, many of them are not being used well enough and the inevitable result is unnecessary loss of life, poorer health and poorer quality of life.
Our legislation will expand the effort to find new ways to prevent, treat and care for patients with arthritis and related rheumatic diseases.
It will enhance the National Arthritis Action Plan by providing additional support to federal, state and private efforts to prevent and manage arthritis. It will establish a National Arthritis Education and Outreach Campaign to inform the health care profession and the public about the most successful self-management strategies for controlling the illness.
With greater coordination and intensification of federal research, this bill will organize a National Arthritis and Rheumatic Diseases Summit to look at the challenges and opportunities related to these efforts.
In addition, the bill will provide greater attention to juvenile arthritis research by offering planning grants for research specific to juveniles and by prioritizing the activities that create better understanding of the incidence and outcomes associated with juvenile arthritis.
Finally the bill contains incentives to encourage health professionals to enter the field of pediatric rheumatology by education loan repayment and career development awards.
I urge my colleagues to support this public health initiative to reduce the pain and disability of arthritis. Early diagnosis, effective treatment and greater investment in research and prevention can help us wage a stronger battle against one of the most widespread and devastating conditions affecting our Nation.


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What is influenza
Influenza, known as 'the Flu' is a an respiratory infectious disease of mammals and birds caused by RNA viruses of the family Orthomyxoviridae, the influenza viruses. Influenza is often confused with similar illnesses such as the common cold but influenza is a more severe disease and is caused by a different virus.
What are the sources of Influenza and how does it enter the body.
Influenza is contagious, which means it can be spread easily from person to person. Viruses that cause influenza spread from person to person mainly by airborne droplets of respiratory fluids that are sent through the air when someone infected with the virus coughs or sneezes. Influenza can also be transmitted by direct contact with bird droppings and be spread when someone touches a surface that have the virus on it . Influenza is most easily spread in crowded places such as schools and offices.
How does the virus affect the body
Viruses can replicate only in living cells. Influenza infection and replication is a multi-step process: First, the virus has to bind to and enter the cell, then deliver its genome to a site where it can produce new copies of viral proteins and RNA, assemble these components into new viral particles, and, last, exit the host cell.
The virus latches on to one of your body cells and enters it. There it invades the cell's nucleus and takes over the cell's manufacturing ability to make clones of itself. Ten thousand new viruses can be made by a single invaded cell. These viruses go out to invade new cells and multiplying with every cell, so the infection spreads.
As each body cell is invaded by the virus, it sends out a distress signal . Immediately they see the distress signal, coat the cell with toxic chemicals killing it and the virus.
Your body temperature rises to help new cells grow and to repair the damage which is the fever you feel.
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Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior - The First Four Chapters
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Brussels official SLAMS Cameron's drive to reform EU – saying it's driven by 'hatred'
DAVID CAMERON'S efforts to reform the European Union are driven by "hatred" and "lies", according to a Brussels bureaucrat.
Schultz said that Cameron's plans are driven by lies
What makes me sad and angry in all this debate is the undertone of national resentment
Martin Schultz, the president of the European Parliament, last night slammed Cameron's plans to strip migrants of benefits for four years.
He accused the Prime Minister of attempting to "create new barriers between countries" and "stirring a feeling of panic over so-called benefit tourists".
He said: "What makes me sad and angry in all this debate is the undertone of national resentment.
"Hatred is spread. People are used as scapegoats."
The president of European Parliament doesn't think that the reforms will happen
Reform on benefits is integral to the government's EU plans ahead of Britain's in/out referendum before the end of 2017.
Cameron has previously stated his desire to stay in the union – but only with reform.
The Prime Minster has also committed to respecting the free movement principle, as laid down by the EU, which has riled Eurosceptics.
Yesterday afternoon Schultz said he was "surprised" by the British demands.
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Google owns us, hook, line, and sinker. It manages our e-mail, calendar, and documents. We chat with friends on Gchat or Hangouts, watch videos on YouTube, find our way around with Google Maps, and many of us use Android smartphones and tablets.
Yet Google+, the social interface that encompasses all of these powerful services, just can't seem to get off the ground.
Google has so many advantages over Facebook: It knows just as much about us (if not more) than Facebook does. Perhaps Google solved its Google+ woes with a major redesign (including 41 new features) revealed Wednesday at the Google I/O developers' conference. Or maybe the real problem boils down to the fact that Facebook got there first.
Streamlining its space
Google+ has millions of devoted fans--190 million monthly active users, to be exact--who sing the 2-year-old network's praises. (To compare, Facebook has more than 1 billion monthly active users and Twitter had more than 200 million as of last December.) But do you know anyone who uses Google+ regularly?
Let's assume that Google+ has struggled to gain traction because its design was weak and its features were lacking. The social network's redesign addresses its biggest aesthetic problems, namely its single-column news feed and swaths of white space to the right of the stream. The old version of Google+ was stale, but the new multi-column stream on the desktop version of the site is interactive with cards you can flip over to find more content. The new columns make much better use of space.
Google added some impressive features for photos to Google+ that far surpass anything offered by other social networks--save for Instagram. They include a photo curation option for organizing and editing your shots, and "Auto Awesome," which creates animated GIFs from your photo stacks.
OK, never mind: Those features definitely top all other social networks' photo settings.
The refreshed G+ iOS app is also easier on the eyes, with richer photos and cards that slide into place as you scroll down.
Carving a niche
Google+ is a gorgeous, cross-platform product. But maybe that doesn't matter: Facebook, after all, has never been known for its incredible design, says Rutgers social media professor Mark Schaefer.
Schaefer says the problem with Google+ has never been its user interface, but the fact that Facebook has a seven-year head start. Networks like Twitter and Pinterest have carved niches that don't directly compete with Facebook, which is why they've been so successful. Even Path, which is more comparable to the big F, is known as the "private" social network. Google+ is a catch-all site. And even if you choose Google+ as your general-interest network of choice, there's another problem: Your friends and family still choose Facebook.
"We don't want two Twitters. We don't want two LinkedIns. And we don't want two Facebooks," Schaefer says. "That's where [people] have their friends, their photos, their games. It's easier to move to another city than to switch a social platform. I think it's that big of a problem."
Google+ needs a niche. The new image features, supported by the fearsome power of Google's cloud, could make the network extra appealing for both professional and amateur photographers.
But Google is clearly not aiming just for photographers. The company aims to keep Google+ in the back of your mind, even if you're not actively engaged with the site (see the Google+ social login, which rolled out across multiple partner sites and apps earlier this year, and the +1 button integrated with most major sites, which is a thoughtless action, but a Google+ interaction nonetheless).
And if Facebook takes an epic misstep, you can bet Google+ will be waiting in the wings, ready to take over the top spot.


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Despite being a Victoria's Secret angel since 2007, Miranda Kerr was still nervous ahead of the lingerie firm's annual catwalk show earlier this month.
Miranda Kerr was nervous about the Victoria's Secret fashion show.
The 29-year-old model - who has 22-month-old son Flynn with husband Orlando Bloom - has worked for the lingerie firm since 2007 but that doesn't mean she wasn't anxious about appearing in their famous catwalk extravaganza earlier this month.
Explaining her nerves, she said: ''You're in underwear in front of millions of people.''
The Australian beauty ''amped up'' her diet and exercise regime ahead of the show, with ''green juice'' being a big part of her preparations.
She told People magazine: ''I amped up my training. [I've been] doing a lot of Pilates, yoga, boxing and working my core, butt and legs.
''I also drink healthy green juices everyday, and protein shakes.''
And despite her nerves and the effort involved, Miranda insists it was all worth it for the spectacular show - which featured performances from Rihanna, Bruno Mars and Justin Bieber - because it is such an exciting occasion.
She said: ''I love feeling the music when I come down the runway. The energy is incredible.''
The Victoria's Secret catwalk show airs in the US on CBS on December 4.


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