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I am Fishead Trailer (2011)
"How psychopaths and antidepressants influence our society" 11 September 2011 Factual 80 mins
A provocative snapshot of the world we live in. It is a well-known fact that our society is structured like a pyramid. The very few people at the top create conditions for the majority below. Who are these people? Can we blame them for the problems our society faces today? Guided by the saying "A fish rots from the head" we set out to follow that fishy odor. What we found out is that people at the top are more likely to be psychopaths than the rest of us.
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Best Western Plus Brooklands of Mornington is centrally located in the heart of Mornington, the gateway to the stunning Mornington Peninsula, only an hour from Melbourne's CBD. Guests staying at this luxurious hotel will be conveniently near Mornington Racecourse, Main Street Market, Beleura and Peninsula Hospitals, a short drive from the Peninsula Hot Springs, Peninsula boutique wineries and some of the best golf courses in Australia.
Featuring 53 modern, spacious rooms and suites, among 3 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens. Our rooms offer luxurious king sized beds some of which with their own private courtyards. The rooms are also equipped with complimentary wired and wireless internet, spacious work desks, large LCD televisions and generous ensuite bathrooms and ice cold air-conditioning.
The property is only a few minutes' walk away from the busy Main Street which boasts a wide range of boutique shops, cafés and restaurants there is so much to see and explore. A 10 minute walk to the end of the street is all you need to relax on the white sandy beaches Mornington has to offer.
Guests can enjoy the large year-round, indoor heated swimming pool, spa and gymnasium, or a relaxed drink in Gillo's Bar.
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For Obama, this time, it is 'grind it out' mode
lost in DC West Jordan, UTOct. 10, 2012 12:33 p.m.
yeah, it would be a grind having to run with his abysmal record
Craig Clark Boulder, COOct. 10, 2012 10:18 a.m.
Grinding it out is courageous but sounding ambitious themes inspires. Leave Big Bird to Romney and Ryan to use for a silly stage prop.


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The Budget, the default and the unengaged member
For engaged members, particularly those approaching the end of their working life, pension freedoms are prompting a radical rethink of their investment strategy for retirement. For these members trustees must react and ensure that appropriate investment options are made available.
9 October 2015
The budget, the default and the unengaged member
For engaged members, particularly those approaching the end of their working life, pension freedoms are prompting a radical rethink of their investment strategy for retirement. For these members trustees must react and ensure that appropriate investment options are made available.
In our view though trustees have a far more challenging task, they need to ensure that they design their default to cater for the new options available for the majority of members who remain unengaged.
Prior to the budget most DC members were encouraged to purchase an annuity, which required little effort on their part and was relatively straightforward. We believe that many savers should now reject this pattern and take advantage of the new legislation. However, many default funds remain heavily invested in government bonds (Gilts), particularly in the years immediately before retirement, the effectiveness of which relies upon the assumption that an annuity will be purchased.
Although this may remain a suitable short-term strategy, if members are adequately warned of the underlying assumptions, in the longer-term it could have devastating effects for investors. Since the budget announcement, annuity rates have become increasingly volatile and this should set alarm bells ringing for trustees and members alike. Currently in the UK, gilt yields have been at their lowest, and if interest rates suddenly rise unexpectedly, savings pots are likely to contract – dramatically. If those members affected are no longer looking to purchase an annuity, then the fact that annuity rates will be correspondingly better value will be scant comfort.
Other options available to members are to take all of their hard earned pension savings as a cash lump sum or move into an income drawdown arrangement. As a result much has been made of the role for investing in cash. While it is true that a holding in cash may protect capital in the short-term, we feel this is another inadequate option over the longer-term, as inflation will eradicate any modest gains. There are also behavioural issues to consider, as access to large sums of cash, may make some savers behave irrationally, whilst leaving them with an unexpected tax liability.
It is clear to us that the current solutions available to DC members inadequately deal with their pension freedoms and the likelihood than many investors simply won't decide what to do until very late in their journey. So what might a more appropriate solution look like?
All the indications are that investors will continue to rely on the default and there is little evidence that efforts to segment members into different defaults, based on an estimation of how they might take their pension savings, will be successful. Therefore a single default solution will be required and that solution will need to provide security and choice, but without giving up on growth.
Schroders have designed and developed an investment solution that we feel tackles these issues – the Schroder Life Flexible Retirement Fund.
At the heart of the Schroder Life Flexible Retirement Fund is an actively managed, conservative multi-asset portfolio, which targets inflation beating growth of 2% +CPI which would allow members who remain invested to grow their retirement savings. This is combined with systematic downside risk management, which enables the fund to aim to limit any potential loss to a maximum of 8% per annum, over any holding period.
Therefore, amidst all of the uncertainty around what members will do with their new found freedoms, the Schroder Life Flexible Retirement Fund could provide a single default fund solution that allows members to take full advantage of their new found freedoms, while at the same time, seeking to protect their savings, particularly in times of uncertainty within financial markets.
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Specialty Appointments
The opportunity to have personal, fifteen minute appointments with Editors, Agents, Mentors or PR/Media Professionals is a valuable highlight of the conference. These provide a great way to learn first-hand about the writing industry, to pitch your manuscript or work-in-progress, and to brainstorm ideas, get encouragement, and benefit from industry professionals.
All appointments are available on a first pay, first slotted basis. Appointments will be scheduled by the Conference Appointment Coordinator, Casey Miller. You will select multiple choices for your appointment needs when you register for the conference.
In selecting Speciality Appointments with PR/Media Professionals, we request only contracted/published authors request these appointments.
Web Site: http://www.litfusegroup.com
Audra Jennings oversees the publicity department of Litfuse Publicity Group. She also handles new project proposals and works with potential clients.
With more than 13 years in the Christian publishing industry, she has built relationships with media, publishers and authors. Audra works one-on-one with the authors to get to the heart of their message, then shapes that message for the best media opportunities available. She has secured media for authors on network TV such as Fox News, CNN and MSNBC in addition to national Christian TV programs. Audra has also worked with national and regional magazines, newspapers and radio programs as well as numerous online outlets.
The Litfuse team specializes in a holistic approach, with each campaign designed to build the author's brand, tell his or her story, and promote his or her latest release. Through publicity, blog tours, Facebook and Twitter launch parties, interactive websites and contests, live webcasts, blog development, author assistance, and event planning, Litfuse works to provide the best coverage and the best publicity possible.
Litfuse also specializes in social media campaigns, connecting an author with his or her audience in a way that's personal and genuine. Social media training and campaigns include Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, Tumblr, Instagram, Goodreads, and more. They have also built launch teams, designed to provide serious online buzz that generates interest beyond the author's typical audience.
Some of Litfuse's publicity and social media campaigns have helped clients achieve international recognition, including ECPA, CBA, and USA Today best-seller lists.
Audra works from Litfuse's satellite office outside of Dallas, TX.
Appointments for contracted/published authors only. Bring your catalog page and/or back cover copy of your new release, bio, website link as well as links to your social media (Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc.). We will talk about your upcoming release, what plans your publisher has for publicity and marketing, and what areas you as an author can support their plans and boost your readership such as social media, newsletters, giveaways, writing guest posts, and teaming with other authors.
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WYNN-WYNN MEDIA was formed in 2001 by Jeane Wynn and her husband Tyson. Jeane began in publishing in 1989, working in sales at NavPress. She was soon promoted to a team that developed and launched Clarity magazine, while also doing marketing work for Discipleship Journal and Current Thoughts & Trends.
Since then, Jeane has worked in various positions in publishing, which have given her a well-rounded view of the industry, which is essential as she navigates the ever-changing world of publicity. Before starting Wynn-Wynn Media, she hired and worked with a number of publicists in her capacity as a marketing manager.
Wynn-Wynn Media thrives due to a combination of Jeane's love of good books, her personal care and attention to the authors who create them, and her understanding of all aspects of publishing, from acquisition to editorial to sales to marketing. Wynn-Wynn Media is a full-service publicity firm, and the Wynns work with the entire spectrum of media, including print and electronic publications, television and radio broadcasts, podcasts and live online radio, websites and blogs, social media such as Facebook and Twitter, and other emerging media tools to ensure the best and most opportunities for their clients.
Some of Wynn-Wynn Media's latest campaigns have seen clients recognized on the New York Times, USA Today, ECPA, CBA, and Christian Retailing best-seller lists.
At Wynn-Wynn Media, we strive to for integrity, creativity, deliberation, and consistency every day for every client.
Jeane holds a Bachelor's degree in Radio-TV Sales & Management from Oklahoma State University. She and her husband and business partner Tyson Wynn live in their childhood hometown, where they run Wynn-Wynn Media from a vintage store-front on Main Street.
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8 October 2009
National Australia Bank announced today it would increase interest rates on a range of deposit and home lending products by 0.25% per annum
NAB's new consumer deposit rates and new standard variable rate will be effective Monday, 12 October 2009. NAB will also be increasing a range of variable business lending and business deposit rates by 0.25% pa on Monday, 12 October 2009.
|Consumer Deposits
|Current rate
|New rate (From 12/10/09)
|NAB iSaver
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|3.00% pa
|NAB iSaver Introductory Rate (accounts opened 11/5/09 – 12/01/10)1
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|4.65% pa
|Home Loans
|Current rate
|New rate (From 12/10/09)
|NAB Tailored Home Loan (standard variable rate)
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|5.99% pa
|Choice Packages - $250k+ (packaged variable rate)
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|5.29% pa
Key facts:
- Nine out of 10 NAB variable rate home loan customers are on a discounted package. NAB Choice Packages of $250k+ are 0.70% pa less than NAB's standard variable rate.
- The majority of NAB customers are ahead of their minimum monthly home loan repayments.
- On an average $300k loan in October 2008, households were paying around $540 per week in interest. Once the new rates become effective, NAB customers will pay around $346 per week in interest. This is a saving of $194 per week compared to the same time last year.
- At this time last year the major banks standard variable rate ranged from 9.33% pa to 9.37% pa.
Lisa Gray, Group Executive NAB Personal Banking, said NAB's decision to change interest rates on both variable home loan and deposit products was a reflection of a rise in the official cash rate.
"We take a number of factors into consideration when determining interest rates and the cash rate is one of those. We also consider money market conditions, term funding costs, the cost of raising deposits and the competitive market. Overall, the average cost of funding a home loan continues to rise.
"Our current variable interest rates remain highly competitive and even once our new rates come into effect, they still remain at historically low levels," Ms Gray said.
In September NAB was the first major bank to abolish overdrawn account fees on all its personal transaction and savings accounts. NAB continues to be the only bank to have completely abolished these fees. NAB also recently doubled its ATM network to help its customers avoid ATM direct charge fees.
The key drivers of NAB's cost of funds (PDF, 78kb)
|Media contacts:
|Luisa Ford
Gillian Griffiths
|NAB Corporate Affairs
NAB Corporate Affairs
- Refer to nab.com.au for terms and conditions.


text: London, July 27 : Cristiano Ronaldo wore ankle case as he bedded swimwear model Niki Ghazian, it has emerged. Ghazian has confessed that the Man United star even broke off from their passionate romp several times to put ice packs on his injured ankle. However, he still managed to dive in whole-heartedly and give a great-bedroom performance. It was restricted-but we made the best of a bad job and when you are in bed with the worlds most gorgeous man youll forgive him anything, News of the World quoted her, as saying. Id be lying if I said the boot didnt get in the way-but the rest of his body was incredible. He really took my breath away. He didnt want to put any weight on his right leg, so he stayed on the bed resting his ankle while I moved around. It was the most amazing night ever. Several times throughout the night he put some kind of ice pack down his boot to ease the swelling. He was desperate not to put it in jeopardy. But he did his best to make sure it did not bash me though and thanks to his athleticism he was able to control his foot just fine. He was adamant his boot would stay on whatever happened, she added. Ghazian caught 23-year-old Ronaldos attention during a post-operative recuperation in Los Angeles in which he has weaved his way through a bevvy of Beverly Hills beauties after splitting from Spanish girlfriend Nereida Gallardo. ANI


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Auto Supplies and Marine is a company of over 40 years and offers the sale and repair of pleasure boats.
Contact Auto Fournitures et MarineAddress: Av. Estienne D'Orves 1 Seyne sur Mer, France / Monaco 83500
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- Meal can be requested on the spot
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41.80 € / person / night, no meal
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Rooms, services Spend some remarkable days in Italy and enjoy the hospitality of Residenza Principina Grosseto! The hotel is welcoming all guests in Grosseto with 70 comfortable rooms to stay in. Since the hotel has an own restaurant, you may also try fine local meals on the spot. For guests arriving by car parking possibility is available nearby. The fans of actively spent leisure time may take the nearby opportunities to play bowling, minigolf, go water skiing, sailing, surfing and rent a boat. You can also bring your laptop for the holiday, for there is wireless Internet connection (WiFi) available at the hotel. An exact and detailed list of equipment in the rooms and of the services provided by Residenza Principina Grosseto you will find on the information sheet below, including any applicable additional fees.
Payment Depeding on the selected room, date and price, you may be asked to provide credit card guarantee or to pay by credit card in advance.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest check-in time is 16:00, the latest check-out time is 10:00. The personnel can communicate with you in the following languages: Italian and English.
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New 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2.4L Auto AWD
Webb Hyundai Price $26,675
Finance for $349.03 per month at 4.19% APR for 72 months with $4,488.75 down payment. Payment expires on 11/30/2017
Estimated Finance payment based upon 4.19% APR for 72 months, with a down payment of $4,488.75. Excludes title, taxes, registration, and license fees. Some customers will not qualify. See your authorized dealer for complete details on this and other offers. Residency restrictions may apply.
Lease for $201.34/month for 36 months with $4,488.75 due at signing including $0.00 Security Deposit and 10,000.00 miles per year. Payment expires on 11/30/2017
Estimated Lease payment based on 36 months and $4,488.75 due at lease signing. Cash due at signing includes $8,787.41 capitalization cost reduction, $650.00 acquisition fee, a required security deposit of $0.00, and first month's lease payment of $201.34. Excludes title, taxes, registration, and license fees. Total monthly payments equal $16,035.65. Mileage charge of $0.20 per mile over 30,000.00 miles. Not all consumers will qualify. Residency restrictions may apply.


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135 Green Street
Woodbridge, NJ 07095
(732) 636-3434
Our Office
Comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of Green Street Dental's office operations. To ensure your convenience, below is the information you need about our hours, location, appointment scheduling, insurance acceptance and billing.
|Green Street Dental
135 Green Street
Woodbridge, NJ 07095
(732) 636-3434
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM No Appointments
08:30 AM - 01:00 PM Alternating, Sept. through June
If you have any concerns after hours, call our office number 732-636-3434, our answering machine will give you our emergency instructions.
Click here for door to door driving directions
An appointment on our schedule means we have reserved a time especially for you. Please allow 48 hours courtesy notice if you need to reschedule an appointment so we may offer the time to another patient who needs it. Same day Cancellations or no shows will be charged a $95 fee.
Insurance and Billing
As a convenience to you, our staff will submit charges for services to your dental insurance carrier. Our staff is familiar with most insurance companies and will help you to receive the maximum allowable benefits. We do, however, consider the patient responsible for the account. Patients should also be aware of their policy's limitations. When assignment is involved, only that portion which is not covered by insurance is due at time of service.
Please bring current insurance information and/or insurance card with you on your first visit.
Payment Options
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Facilities and Equipment
The dentists at Green Street Dental group practice Minimally Invasive Dentistry, we use high tech equipment and state of the art science to do the least possible to make your teeth healthy. Lasers, Digital X rays, state of the art equipment for the hygienists, magnification and other high tech devices, allow us to diagnose dental disease early, and treat conservatively.
At Green Street Dental Group there are no longer paper charts so all your important information is always instantly available to the doctors and staff.
Digital X-rays pop up on the computer screen so they are faster and expose you to less radiation. The use of dental photography will expand your knowledge of your dental condition making your treatment needs easier to understand. We can even shine a dental laser on your tooth to tell if it has a cavity!
In our office we may use lasers as a substitute for the traditional dental drill. By using lasers we can do many procedures without the need for injections. Most patients feel absolutely no discomfort, and this remarkable technology allows us to do procedures faster and more precise than ever before. Our lasers can also be utilized to treat gum disease. Minimally invasive gum surgery with our laser produces long lasting results without the discomfort associated with traditional periodontal surgery. No stitches, little to no bleeding leads to quicker healing and a much more pleasant dental experience. Perfect for adults and children laser dentistry eliminates the whining sounds and vibrations previously associated with the dental drill.
In cases where anesthesia is necessary the use of the STA (single tooth anesthesia) machine allows you to have your treatment done without the annoying feeling of your lips being numb! Makes treatment faster and you can go back to work without drooling!


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Best of Big D: Food and Drink Vote Ends Sunday
By Jason Heid Published in FrontBurner March 29, 2013 8:30 am
There are only three days left to cast your ballots for the best eating and drinking in Dallas. It's been a record year for voting, so we know many of you already have. But remember that you're allowed to come back once a day and do it all over again.
That means there are still three chances left. Don't let down your favorites by not exercising your right to make your voice heard.
The winners will be honored in the August issue of D Magazine.


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a yellow-flowered plant, Hypericum drummondii, of the central U.S.
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[nit-wit] /ˈnɪtˌwɪt/ noun 1. a slow-witted, stupid, or foolish person. /ˈnɪtˌwɪt/ noun 1. (informal) a foolish person n. "stupid person," 1922, probably from nit "nothing," from dialectal German or Yiddish, from Middle Low German (see nix) + wit (n.). noun A stupid person; fool; boob [1922+; perhaps fr nit, fr German dialect, "no," found by […]


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I have broken down my thoughts on geography and how it relates to which team you view as Georgia's biggest rival. Being from South Georgia, our biggest rival has been and will always remain Florida. I can see you hating Tech more if you grew up in Atlanta or are a business owner that caters to psudo-Klingon fantasy types, but for my money any of the big SEC match ups outweigh any hurt pride I might have over the occasional loss to Tech.
That being said, I fully subscribe to Hate Week itself. I have some very close Tech friends, ones that I know I can openly gig and will openly gig me (well, two of them have only seen Tech win once since they were in high school). This week, it is on. I made my five year old change clothes the other day because she was wearing black pants and a
They need to learn now that coffee is for closers.
Thankfully, I get to be there and can revel in the joy of being in Athens on game day. I might not care about Tech that much for 51 weeks a year, but this week, I care very much.
Go Dawgs!


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The Star Trac Elite Treadmill Review — commercial treadmill at its best
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I hate to say this, but your Treadmill Sensei is in the midst of a food coma and I'm going to cut today's review a little shorter than normal. We had Mexican food brought in to the DOJO for a local place and I have a special weakness for Carne Asada burritos. Now, I feel like I'm going to explode. Please, if you're religious, say a prayer for Mrs. Sensei because she's going to have to put up with my bathroom visits all night. She's a saint.
As I mentioned yesterday, the DOJO got in a batch of Star Trac commercial equipment that is going to a gym up in Fresno. I've already talked about the Star Trac Pro Ellipticals that were part of that batch, now I want to talk about the Star Trac Elite Ellipticals.
I've already done a fairly extensive review of the Star Trac Pro Treadmills and the Elites are a slight step up from there. You get all of the fantastic features of the Pro: giant 5 hp motor, 62×20 inch running area, 3″ rollers, 500 pound user capacity, 1″ reversible deck, heart rate monitoring and heart rate clontrol. In addition to that you get 15 programs, a 15 mph top speet and 15% incline.
Like the Pro treadmills, the Star Trac Elite treadmills are as stable and solid as you can find in any treadmills. Today we wouldn't let Hikaru have his tostada until he did a 20 minute run on one of the Elites, and even his 300+ pounds didn't rock the machines. The Elite treadmills are great machines that will run hard and last in even the heaviest of gyms. If you get one in your home it will probably last longer than your wife (or husband)!
If you look below you'll notice I didn't give the Star Trac Elite treadmill a perfect score like I did its smaller brother, the Pro. The reason for that is there just aren't enough upgraded pieces to completely warrant the additional cost. Almost a $1000 difference for a few more programs, a few more miles per hour in speed and a couple of additional incline percents is too much. However, the Star Trac Elite treadmill is still one of the best units out. Star Trac has been doing solid work for 30 years and this is another great treadmill.
For being another winner, the Treadmill Sensei gives the Star Trac Elite Treadmill 4.5 out of 5 golden buddahs.
4.5 gold buddahs out of 5 for the Star Trac Elite Treadmill
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Oxfordshire where Walter Ysabelle as listed in the Hundredorum Rolls of 1273. The same roll listed: John Isabell in Norfolk; and Walter filius Isabell in Lincolnshire. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6) The name is thought to have originated for the personal name "Isabella, a pet form of Elizabeth, which seems to have developed in Provence. " [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Reaney, P.H and R.M. Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames. London: Routledge, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-415-05737-X) Other early rolls revealed William Isabel in the Subsidy Rolls of Worcestershire in 1275 while the Yorkshire Poll Tax Rolls of 1379 list: Ricardus Deyne et Isabella uxor ejus; Matilda Isebell; Johannes Issebell; and Johannes Isbell. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Under the direction of Carlos Diegues, Hosana Abrantes leads the cast of this feature film originally of Brazil, with original script in Portuguese (subtitled), whose premiere was scheduled for 2013. You can watch Rio de fé online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Portuguese at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
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Runtime: 85 minutes
Hosana Abrantes, Jeovana Alves, Luciana Bezerra, Leornado Boff, Fábio Mateus Feitosa, Gil Atala Mansur, Albert Perez, Padre Ramon, Riad Ribeiro and Dom Orani Tempesta.
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The point of this is being a full tank while still putting out enough damage to be a threat.
There many directions to go from using the first three items as a base for any build. The reason I like this build is because you're still stacking health for survivability while also gaining AP. It's a bit expensive to get there, but after you get Warmog's, the cash should be rolling in.
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Black Watch - UK and International tour 2008
Reviews from London 2008
This is not only an urgently topical piece about the sort of conflict soldiers have faced in Iraq and Afghanistan, about the changing nature of warfare and about the morality of fighting; it is also a superb, multi-faceted political and social drama. It explores the male psyche with sympathy and wit. And in John Tiffany's outstanding production for the National Theatre of Scotland, it becomes a blistering piece of physical theatre – by turns comical, visceral and, surprisingly, lyrical.
Burke's expletive-riddled, vigorous script has tremendous energy and wit, and catches the rough camaraderie of the men. Tiffany's vivid production makes eloquent use of Davey Anderson's musical arrangements and Steven Hoggett's choreography . . .
This is a show that brings together Scotland's military history and its proud tradition of popular, political theatre to address one of the thorniest issues of our time.
Financial Times * * * * *
What a relief, at last, to have a play about the Iraq war that doesn't lecture us, with the ghastly smugness of hindsight, on what we all know already: that this war was muddled and ill planned, and that its political leaders were culpably naive, if not downright dishonest.
Instead, Burke's sublimely simple idea was to go to a Fife pub, get some squaddies talking, then turn their accounts into drama. The heart of the story is the Black Watch's deployment, in 2004, to Camp Dogwood – a dangerous new posting – at the request of the Americans.
. . . this soldier's viewpoint is a blast of fresh air. And not once in two hours do you remember you're watching actors. You think you're watching Scottish squaddies, square-bashing, on ops, "on the pish" – the energy and conviction of the ensemble is astonishing.
Paul Rattray gives a standout performance as Cammy, embittered but devoted, and Michael Nardone is terrific as the Sergeant. The language is filthy, furious and comically hyperaggressive, and even the fight scenes are convincing.
Sunday Times * * * * *
Here is a startling, noisy, upsetting, violently thrilling show.
Running without an interval, it is almost two hours of soldierly kinship splattered with the coarse language of the ranks.
This pulsating epic of a night swirls with bagpipe music. Its emotions boomerang from boredom to bravado, jitters to jocularity.
Daily Mail * * * * *
Using a crackling script infused with four-letter humour, John Tiffany's production is nothing short of spectacular. The cast, too, is flawless: by the end it is hard to believe that these coiled, dangerous young men are actors at all.
Black Watch succeeds spectacularly.
Daily Express * * * *
With its graphic violence, this does not make for an easy night out, but it does make for a thought-provoking one . . .
Top marks to the Barbican for having the guts to stage [Black Watch]. One wonders whether Tony Blair - or for that matter Gordon Brown - will have the guts to see it. I dare them.
Sunday Telegraph * * * *
John Tiffany's all-male troup excels at swaggering and turning the air blue. They capture the sweltering boredom of Camp Dogwood, the joshing macho humour, explosions of internecine rage and the terror of sudden enemy attacks.
This is a cross between a regimental drill and a ceilidh, sporadically scattering into sprinting, panic-stricken chaos. Electrifying.
Independent on Sunday
Click here to read comments from audiences at the 2008 Virginia Arts Festival in Norfolk, USA.
Reviews from USA Tour 07
Put simply, it's essential that you see Black Watch . . . it's among the most compelling theater pieces you could wish to see. And weep for, in a sense. The production from Scotland's National Theater is a magnificent one, and its awesome reality and humaneness will overwhelm you.
New York Observer
[Black Watch] arrives like a blazing redeemer . . . a necessary reminder of the transporting power that is unique to theater. Other narrative forms . . . could tell the story that is told here. But none could summon and deploy the array of artistic tools that is used with such mastery and immediacy. Every moment in Black Watch seems to bleed from the previous one in an uninterrupted river of sensations.
New York Times
[Black Watch is] both a hymn to soldiers and an indictment of the foolishness that makes their jobs necessary, shot through with odd, affecting grace notes of music and dance. And beneath it all, the low unmistakably Scottish hum that signals an inescapable call to duty.
The sadness that underscores every scene comes from the knowledge that the battles have been picked by venal politicans who couldn't care less about the best interests of the soldiers fighting them.
Black Watch provides a theatrical experience not easily forgotten.
New York Post
Creative staging and an exceptionally gutsy performance style give this saga a blazing vitality.
John Tiffany's dynamic, sure-handed direction keeps the production aiming straight for its target: to relate these Scottish soldiers' experiences in Iraq vividly and with little comment other than war is hell.
The New Jersey Star-Ledger
Black Watch also topped many US critics' Best of 2007 lists . . .
New York Times: Ben Brantley's Top 10 plays of 2007
New York Magazine: Theatrical Event of the Year
New Jersey Star Ledger: Michael Sommers' Top 10 Plays of 2007
Newsweek: Five best plays of 2007
Time Out New York: The best plays of 2007
New York Sun: Top 10 plays of 2007
LA Times: Best of 2007
Reviews from Spring 07
The National Theatre of Scotland's Black Watch was impressive in Edinburgh last August, and the events of the intervening months have done nothing to diminish its impact. In fact, its political edge seemed much more remarkable here [in Pitlochry] than it had in the context of the Fringe . . . Director John Tiffany is particularly well served, however, by the moving and committed performances of a terrific cast
The Herald * * * * *
The show's thrilling combination of complex political argument, hard-edged naturalism, barrack-room banter, deep regimental history, spectacular visual effects and suberb music and movement remains as mind-blowing as ever.
The Scotsman * * * * *
Reviews from Edinburgh Fringe 06
Blackwatch is an astonishing artistic whirlwind that, despite its localised setting, is utterly international in its approach. The world must see this play. Immediately.
The Herald * * * * *
The technical quality of this production is flawless . . . Far more important, though, is the ground-shaking energy with which it announces the arrival of the National Theatre . . . [Gregory] Burke's play [represents] a massive step forward in our understanding and recognition of a vital part of our national story and - potentially - of the relationship between Scottish theatre and the widest possible popular audience, both at home, and far beyond our shores.
The Scotsman * * * * *
Brimming with breathtaking theatricality, inventiveness, style thought provoking intelligence, humour and heart, this is a show that should be seen by everyone who can and is sure to be lamented by those who can't.
An unmissable piece of theatre.
The Metro (Scotland) * * * * *
A powerful, urgent, perfectly realised piece of work . . . It's like watching a 10-man Tattoo, only there's more room for emotionally expressive manoeuvre.
Here, at last, is an evening that accords the UK's long-suffering soldiery some of the public respect they deserve.
Daily Telegraph
John Tiffany's storming, heart-stopping production is all disorienting blood, guts and thunder, threaded through with the history and songs of the regiment and intercut with lyrical moments of physical movement, like some great dirty ballet of pulsating machismo and terrible tenderness.
The Guardian * * * * *
It's a superlative play . . . brimfull of theatricality, energy and style, and with its cast of 10, pipe music and huge video projections, it's almost a mini-Tattoo. But there's no flag-waving here, just a deeply humane examination of the culture of soldiering . . . a brilliantly realised piece.
Evening Standard * * * * *
The actors burn with restless energy and John Tiffany's production is robustly inventive . . . Completely brilliant.
Sunday Telegraph * * * * *
The foundation stone of Gregory Burke as a playwright is his grasp of different kinds of male relationship: camaraderie, community and rivalry are all present between his characters, but they are always talking the same language and wired for the same feelings. His new piece Black Watch fits this hypothesis perfectly.
Financial Times * * * *
For once, superlatives are no exaggeration. This is a stunning show. You emerge, after an hour and three quarters of this astonishing show, with your political dander twanging, your outrage tweaked.
Daily Mail
The show gets away with its stylized, balletic-meets-bodyslamming battles (choreographed by Steven Hoggett of Frantic Assembly) because the acting is excellent and authentically mouthy. Director John Tiffany and designer Laura Hopkins also inject electrifyingly imaginative images.
Independent on Sunday
Brilliantly staged in an old drill hall cavernous, clanging and lit with brutal clarity, so that the shadows are black, and the action keeps on reverberating this is both documentary and lament, accusation and elegy. The dialogue is clenched and full of curses. The soldiers are sinewy scraped, as if they've just shaved in cold water: they speak bluntly; they move with a precision and accord which shows the power of being in a unit and a fighting force, and which exposes as totally flabby most theatrical attempts to mimic the martial.
The Observer
Black Watch is a glorious piece of theatre, raw, truthful, uncomfortable, political, funny, moving, graceful and dynamic . . . If anyone wondered why we needed a National Theatre of Scotland, this is the answer.
Scotland on Sunday
Confident and hard-hitting which has the guts to entertain and provoke in equal measure.
The Stage
Tiffany directs Burke's script - a splendid, rumbunctiously humorous, moving and insightful affair - with real verve. . . Tiffany shows the kind of theatrical nous and showmanship in his use of multimedia and movement that won't often be seen this festival . . . Brian Ferguson's bawdy, baffled narrator is truly first class.
The List * * * *
This should really be a 6* play. This is not to show disrespect to those must-see shows that get the top score but to recognise that if one sees one new show as good as Black Watch in a year that is cause to feel joy . . .
British Theatre Guide * * * * *
Playgoers looking for 'Oh what a Lovely War' and 'Lions led by Donkeys' will disappointed. This play, commissioned by the newly-created National Theatre of Scotland, has a depth of human knowledge and fellow feeling that makes it both real and contemporary.
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Spotlight Bucharest international light festival 2016 was the second edition of this event , which was held from 5 to 8 May in Bucharest, capital of Romania.
For four evenings Victory Avenue, a major avenue in center of the city, was transformed into an exhibition full of light and magic.
Interactive installations , performances of light and sound , video mapping sessions and colorful projections enchanted the eyes of the visitors.
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Once you have a baby you can kiss restaurants goodbye. I can't remember the last time Neil and I enjoyed a relaxed meal where the food was exquisite.
What I do remember is a fiasco or two with a baby in tow. Last year June we decided to take a road trip through Ireland when Gabriel was only 14 months old. To give him credit, he was a good traveller and we were even lucky enough to get him sleeping during meal times so that we could enjoy our food in peace. Other times we were less lucky, for example in Dingle. It was just before dinner time so all proper restaurants were closed and we had the choice of a few run of the mill pubs. After tossing a coin we decided on one only to find it really busy inside. Gabriel just had a nap and was getting fidgety on Neil's lap (no space for a buggy), ready to crawl all over the place and explore. When he didn't get his way he yelled, to which we responded with a dummy. With an act of indignation he tossed the dummy under the table of an uptight, retired American couple sitting next to us. After scrambling to get the dummy we popped the dummy right back in his mouth only to notice the old-timers look daggers at us. So?! Times were desperate and it was a good exercise in building his immune system! We ended up taking turns eating while the other one walked outside with Gabriel…
During spring this year we went with my parents to the Lake District. Gabriel recently turned into a lovely, terrible two year old and when he got an inkling we were about to enter a building/shop/pub/whatever he threw temper tantrums. A plan was needed. One couple stayed with Gabriel in the people carrier while the other ate in the pub and then swap duties. The pub's staff dubbed us as "Strange People" as stated on the bill. I kid you not.
Therefore I am glad and proud to be able to make dishes like this one. It looks posh and complicated to make but in actual fact it's dead easy. With Gabriel keeping us chatty company we can enjoy a five-star dinner in our own home without worrying about anything else…
Chicken with Creamy Marsala Sauce
Prep 20 minutes
Cook 10 minutes
Total 30 minutes
Servings 6
Author: Michelle Minnaar
- 6 chicken breast fillets
- 45ml (3 tbsp) plain flour
- 30ml (2 tbsp) olive oil
- 25g (2 tbsp) butter
- salt and ground pepper
- 175ml (6 fl oz/¾ cup) dry Marsala
- 60ml (4 tbsp) lemon juice (optional)
- 175ml (6 fl oz/¾ cup) double [heavy] cream
- chopped parsley for garnish
- Put each chicken breast between two sheets of clear film and pound with a rolling pin to flatten out evenly. Cut each steak in half or into quarters, cutting away and discarding any sinew.
- Spread out the flour in a shallow bowl. Season well with salt and pepper and coat the meat.
- Heat the oil and butter in a wide, heavy-based saucepan or frying pan until sizzling. Add as many pieces of chicken as you can, and sauté over a medium heat for about 3 minutes on each side until crispy and tender.
- Transfer to a warmed serving dish with tongs and keep hot. Repeat with the remaining chicken. Lower the heat.
- To make the sauce, mix the Marsala and lemon juice in a jug, add to the oil and butter in the pan and raise the heat. Bring to the boil, stirring in the sediment, and then add the cream.
- Simmer; stirring constantly until the sauce is reduced and glossy. Taste for seasoning.
- Spoon the sauce over the chicken, garnish with the lemon wedges and parsley and serve at once.
Recipe Notes
- Serve with boiled new potatoes and your favourite steamed vegetables.
- As you can see in the photos, I've sliced the chicken breasts thinly, placed them in a serving dish and drizzled the sauce on top. It makes a great centrepiece for a dinner party!
- You can use turkey steaks too instead of chicken breasts.
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 serving
Amount Per Serving
Calories 259
% Daily Value
Total Fat 10g
Saturated Fat 4.8g
Sodium 630mg
Total Carbohydrates 14.1g
Dietary Fiber 2.4g
Sugars 7.9g
Protein 20.1g
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.


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After reclaiming its psychological level of 29,000, the S&P BSE Sensex came under intense selling pressure and plunged as much as 344 points in trade on Friday, led by losses in HDFC bank, L&T, Axis Bank, ITC and RIL.
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Max India, Bajaj Finserv, Exide Industries, Reliance Capital: In a major relief to the NDA government, the Congress extended its support to pass the long- pending Insurance Bill, 2015 in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday even as a number of Opposition parties staged a walkout.
DLF Ltd: Blackstone Group is in advanced talks to buy a stake of about 40% in DLF's Cybercity in Gurgaon, a business district with 10.37 million square feet of office space, a deal that would make the US private equity giant the single largest owner of commercial property in the country.
NTPC Ltd: State-owned power generator NTPC will borrow around Rs 15,000 crore in the fiscal year starting April, company's Director (Finance) Kulamani Biswal said on Thursday
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Gujarat State Fertilisers Company Limited: GSFC has secured the approval of central government for increasing production of neem-coated urea to 100 per cent from the current 35 per cent, a top official said on Thursday.
Natco Pharma Ltd: The pharma major has received approval from the national drug regulator for generic sofosbuvir tablets that are used to treat hepatitis C.
HSIL Ltd: The company's board of directors fixed the issue price at 400 a share for the qualified institutional placement. This is much lower than the current market price of 444 and the floor price of 412.53.
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Like the revolutionary best sellers Predictably Irrational and Emotional Intelligence, Sensation is an exciting, completely new view of human behavior - a new psychology of physical intelligence (or embodied cognition) - that explains how the body unconsciously affects our everyday decisions and choices, written by one of the world's leading psychologists.
From colors and temperatures to heavy objects and tall people, a whole symphony of external stimuli exerts a constant influence on the way your mind works. Yet these effects have been hidden from you - until now. Drawing on her own work as well as from research across the globe, Dr. Thalma Lobel reveals how shockingly susceptible we are to sensory input from the world around us.
An aggressive negotiator can be completely disarmed by holding a warm cup of tea or sitting in a soft chair. Clean smells promote moral behavior, but people are more likely to cheat on a test right after having taken a shower. Red-colored type causes us to fail exams, but red dresses make women sexier and teams wearing red jerseys win more games. We take questionnaires attached to heavy clipboards more seriously and believe people who like sweets to be nicer. Ultimately, the book's message is startling: Though we claim ownership of our decisions, judgments, and values, they derive as much from our outside environment as from inside our minds. Now, Sensation empowers you to evaluate those outside forces in order to make better decisions in every facet of your personal and professional lives.
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You have to REALLY want this information, to get through the narration. The narrator makes a really irritating little gasp sound after about half of the sentences she says, and it is a real test of patience to get through more than ten minutes at a time. I found the information really interesting and useful, so I stuck it out. I will think twice before buying another book narrated by Joyce Bean, though.
"Unbearable inhalation sound by the narrator"
I would love to hear a good recording of this book. I just cannot do it with the way Joyce breaths. I have tried repeatedly to listen to it but can only get through about 3 minutes before I have to turn it off. Being autistic and hyper sensitive to sound does not help.
No way I could get there.
The narrator must learn to not having an audible breath in their reading.
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I liked hearing about the research and the embodied cognition. It was very interesting and I liked thinking of ways I could make use of the research in my life both personal and work-realted.
I did not love her performance. It was very dry and almost robotic.
Yes and no, I was very interested in the information, the narrator took a little getting used to. It's a lot to take in so listening to it all in one sitting would be overwhelming (not that I have that time anyway)
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Discussion in 'Hunting, Fishing & Camping' started by EL COLONEL, Oct 28, 2010.
Wanting to know if the Barnes ammo with the TSX tip in 223 is enough for hogs ? Thankx
I have a buddy that uses it, it does "OK" for him. He has had one boar drop more or less right in his tracks and about a week latter shot another and it didnt even phase it. I figure waiting for the perfect shot is more important. Thats just my 2 cents though. Good luck
Get the November issue of field and stream. It has an article about hunting with the .22 centerfires.
I will say that after 25 years of My Dad and Brother handloading for quite a few avid shooters and hunters, the Barnes X family bullets have given us the cleanest kills of any thing we've ever used... If there are any weak spots in Your combo it will be the caliber, but the bullet is everything it can be in terms of a show stopper... If the situation presents itself, shoot'em in the neck but that sure result that goes with most any hunting bullet... Unless it's a real big hog though, I'd still say a good lung shot will put'em down without them going too far...
Just for reference, the smallest round that we've used these bullet in were 90 grain .243 Win on deer and hogs...
Thanx everyone .
This a little food for thought, but You may already know this stuff so forgive Me if You do... Bullet options for a .223 are very poor from a sectional density standpoint (penetration) and a Ballistic coefficient standpoint (retained energy downrange)... The 50 grain barnes has a S.D. of .142 and a B.C of about .197, and these number are quite unimpressive from a hunting standpoint... Although a personal opinion, I like the S.D to be at least no less than .240 and S.D. to be around .350 or more for such game as deer and hogs... For comparison to a common round for such game a 130 grain Barnes .270 bullet has a S.D. of .242 and a B.C of .431... Same ol' thing, but shot placement and range distance is critical a swith any situation... Good luck..
Great bullets but quite a few $$s and just how much more better is it for the cost. I'm happy for now with an classic metal jacket and lead core bullets. Unless I was hunting a hard to kill animal, than maybe a all copper bullet would be a pick of mine, but I haven't had that problem in the past.


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Remains of Belfast's first railway station unearthed
Arches dating from 1840s will be used to recreate Victorian train shed
Cast iron columns and Victorian arches salvaged from Belfast's first railway station have been uncovered during demolition work - and are on track to be used again.
The historic remains were found inside large warehouse sheds on the Grosvenor Road in the city centre and are believed to originally be from the Great Northern Railway terminus at Great Victoria Street.
The goods sheds were originally used by freight trains from all over Ireland, carrying produce such as cattle from Sligo and stout from Dublin.
They are being knocked down to make way for future development.
The salvaged columns and arches will now be donated by Translink to the Downpatrick and Co Down Railway heritage group which will recreate a Victorian-style train shed at their station building.
Translink Infrastructure Executive, Clive Bradberry, said: "This is an exciting historical find as we prepare to embark on construction work for the new Belfast Hub.
"These cast iron columns are one of the last remaining links to the old Great Northern Railway station that was demolished back in 1976, so we are surprised something so tangible from our railway's past still remains in good condition today.
"The Belfast Hub project has the potential to transform public transport in Northern Ireland, create new jobs, attract tourism and investment opportunities, reduce congestion and support the local economy.
"It will be a catalyst for regeneration of the station quarter and act as an important gateway giving a lasting impression of Belfast as a modern, confident and progressive city. It is therefore fitting that we are able to preserve heritage from the railway's former glory days for future generations to enjoy."
Robert Gardiner, vice chairman of Downpatrick & Co Down Railway, paid tribute to Translink and demolition company John Tinnelly and Sons Ltd, saying: "We originally made contact to check whether or not there was anything of historical interest worth salvaging, fully expecting that there would be nothing.
"When we identified and examined these impressive cast iron stanchions and arches we realised they were the same type of castings used in the roof of the original Great Victoria Street railway station built back in the 1840s.
"By coincidence these are exactly the sort of items we need to help construct our planned train shed project in Downpatrick, which is a large canopy over the platform and railway tracks, once a common feature on Irish railway terminus buildings."
Mr Gardiner said it is amazing to be able to incorporate elements of a genuine Great Northern Railway train shed.
"As well as preserving a unique relic from Belfast's first railway station, this will allow these artefacts to be accessible to the public for the first time in years, boosting the tourism offering in Downpatrick and improving our facilities for our visitors by making Downpatrick Station bigger and better," he said.
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