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In this image provided by Sports Illustrated, NCAA college basketball coaches Pat Summitt, of Tennessee, and Mike Krzyzewski, of Duke, are seen on the upcoming Dec. 12, 2011, cover of Sports Illustrated, which named them Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year. (AP Photo/Sports Illustrated)Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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Tennessee's Summitt announced in August she had been diagnosed with early-onset dementia, Alzheimer's type. She pledged to keep coaching and show others they can live their lives with the disease. She earned her 1,075th career victory Sunday.
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For their 25 anniversary issue, GQ have joined together two cultural icons as Damien Hirst art directed Rihanna for the cover. Cool, huh? Sadly we won't get to see Rihanna covered in colourful spots as we predicted, as the legendary artist has transformed Rihanna into the Greek killer Medusa.
On the cover Rihannna wears nothing but reptiles as she is topless, with a boa wrapped around her neck and a serpents nest for hair. It's pretty much our idea of hell. As if having live snakes for hair wasn't bad enough, Rihanna also does a Miley, licking the boa.
In Greek mythology looking directly at Medusa would turn you to stone, so naturally Rihanna sports some creepy snake-eye contact lenses to hammer home the 'I can kill you with my eyes' thing. These, and the fake fangs, have gone to the top of our Halloween wishlist.
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Rihanna took to her Instagram (natch) to share the news as she posted the editorial with the captions 'Medusa head on me like I'm 'luminati!!!!' She also wrote: 'I love playing with dominant animals! These 2 were double the trouble, but they're superstars!!' Oh Rih, we do love you for creating the hashtags #SnakeLife and #Snakez.
Rihanna has been busy tapping away on her Instagram in the past week, as her Insta photographer has staged a number of eyebrow raising photoshoots. First up she posed at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi in that controversial Instagram shoot and then she showed off a lot of skin in Greece, suggestively posing over railings.
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Spring came and went this year before I could catch my breath. My not-so-new job leaves me exhausted most days to the point where all I can do is come home to sit on the couch and watch shows. I don't see it as a sign of laziness, but rather a sign of satisfaction. I am working hard and it is stressful, but it is a satisfying stress. I know the work we are doing is leading to students and professors getting a little more out of their days than they did before. Also, my colleagues teach me something new every day, and because of this, I am becoming a better architect.
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We had a good couple of days at the Dairy and Livestock event, meeting farmers and keeping up with recent developments in the industry. This show is now Europe's leading event for the livestock sector with over 16,000 visitors. There were elaborate stands, demonstrations of the latest technology...
12 Sep 2011
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Heather G
Check out Martin Harper's blog today to read our thoughts on the NFU's Fair Deal for Farmers.
28 Feb 2013
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Back in the Wilkinson years, before Batty turned England Captain, before Kamara turned Sky pundit, and before Eric turned Red, I was a Leeds fan. Me and Dad had season tickets in the East Stand and never missed a home game. Eventually the endless 0-0 draws under George Graham put me off football altogether...
23 Sep 2011
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David Cameron will in Brussels for the next 2 days (7-8 Feb), at the EU Budget summit. What is decided there will have huge impact on farmers, wildlife, and our countryside. The budget for agri-environment schemes for the next 7 years is under discussion – but if the wrong decisions are made...
6 Feb 2013
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Come on an RSPB training course! Whether you're an arable farmer who wants to get the best from your agri-environment scheme , or an advisor looking to help clients to integrate conservation into their land management, we can offer you expert training at various locations around the country. Courses...
20 Mar 2012
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A difficult cropping year at Hope Farm
Ian Dillon
The weather dictates everything in farming whether you are an arable or livestock farmer. For us as an arable farm cultivations, spraying operations and harvesting are all at the mercy of the weather. Crop growth is also very much affected by the weather. © Andy Hay, RSPB Images When wheat...
22 Apr 2013
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Then check our Martin Harper's blog today . And if you haven't called for David Cameron to vote for nature yet - do it now here . There's still time to make a difference.
7 Feb 2013
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Gethin Davies
Some wrongly label extensive livestock farming systems as 'inefficient'. A case study of the livestock farming system on one of our upland reserves highlights that these systems can provide a lot more than first meets the eye. Following a successful day at last year's 'National...
21 May 2012
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Harvest is never a particularly busy time for farm wildlife advice! With my phone growing cobwebs, what better time to down Stewardship applications and escape on holiday to Iceland? A fabulous choice for nature enthusiasts as it turns out. As well as breathtaking close-up views of Humpback Whales...
21 Sep 2012
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On Tour- Best of NoFA in the East!
Emily Field
The Nature of Farming Award Tour of the best entries in the East this year is now in full swing- starting last week with RSPB Eastern England Regional Director, Paul Forecast presenting the Award to the Regional Winner... read about the winner and the other events in the tour below- and then why not...
16 Oct 2012
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The wrong question - but the right answers
Heather G
Did you hear Farming Today on Radio 4 this morning? EU Agriculture Commissioner Dacian Cioloş was interviewed at the NFU's Annual Conference. The opening interview question was " which is the most important role of farming - food production or environmental protection? ". It's a question...
22 Feb 2012
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A Heart-Warming Story – but only if you read it to the end!
I know, it's Friday 13 January, you're skint, you're cold and the Summer Hols seems a long dark way away. I'm sure you don't need to be depressed any further. However, with the Twelve Days of Christmas just recently come to an end (and most of us still struggling to shift...
13 Jan 2012
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Hope Farm: Twelve years of hard work, learning and great success
Ian Dillon
2012 is a truly auspicious year in Britain, with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and a certain sporting event that cannot be named for legal reasons. But it is also an auspicious year in the sleepy Cambridgeshire hamlet of Knapwell, home to Hope Farm , the RSPB's 180 hectare arable farm. Changing...
31 Jul 2012
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Mind the (Hungry) Gap
Is it nearly Spring yet? Well, it depends who you ask. While we patiently hang on for the 21 March, optimistic Celts have already celebrated Imbolc on 1 February. Its arrival was also heralded on 1 February by chicken farmers the world over, as they celebrated the day of their patron saint, St Brigid...
13 Feb 2012
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Next week we will be at the European Dairy Event at the NEC – Just how much space for nature can we expect modern dairy farms to provide?
Gethin Davies
Farming has never stood still, but few of its sectors have changed as much as dairying over the last few decades. Dairy farmers have been declining as fast as some of our farmland wildlife: in the past ten years alone, the number of dairy farmers has halved in England and Wales, and fallen by a third...
2 Sep 2011
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Have you ever meet someone for the first time and just start talking as if you have known them for years? At a party, social evening or down on the farm? That is what exactly happened when I met Charlie Moores of Talking Naturally down on a farm in the Cambridgeshire Fens, when I was fortunate enough...
9 Dec 2011
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Blog post by: Richard Winspear, Senior Agriculture Advisor RSPB I had a great couple of days at the Oxford Farming Conference. We hosted a breakfast fringe meeting to celebrate the winners of the Nature of Farming Awards 2011 and launched the first Farmland Bird Friendly Zone. Martin Harper, our new...
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Farmer Breakfast at Stormont
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Guest blog by John Martin, Conservation Manager - Policy and Advocacy, Northern Ireland Headquarters RSPB Northern Ireland recently hosted a 'Farmer Breakfast' for over 75 guests in Parliament buildings on the Stormont Estate. This was an opportunity to celebrate the great work of our...
9 Oct 2012
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Think of a wild place in the UK. It doesn't matter where, just a place you think of as 'wilderness.' It might be rolling moorlands and mountains, deep forest, fields stretching as far as the eye can see, upland bogs, or a network of waterways glinting in the sun. Many of you may...
19 Feb 2013
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The Village Bunting's Out for Easter in the Fens
Spotted on my way home from work – a 100-strong mixed flock of buntings and yellowhammers , with the odd tree sparrow thrown in for good measure. Tweeting, jangling hissing and popping away, they are restless, exuberant and full of spring energy, torn between winter flocking behaviour and breaking...
6 Apr 2012
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I've got some great news to share, and Halloween seems the perfect time to share it. Halloween of course marks the zenith of the short pumpkin season, and I know a number of farmers that really grow pumpkins for their community, rather than making much profit. They see their friends and neighbours...
1 Nov 2011
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Over the summer months, the RSPB has met with many MEPs (Members of the European Parliament) to discuss topics as varied as seabird by-catch from fishing fleets to biodiversity in the UK's overseas territories. For two MEPs in July, the focus of our meetings was to demonstrate how farming and...
16 Aug 2011
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Recently I was fortunate enough to meet with Liberal Democrat MEP Andrew Duff and his team along with my colleagues to discuss the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the current reform proposals and the need for a fairer CAP for wildlife, farmers and the EU tax payer. We had a wide...
2 Mar 2012
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By Niki Williamson, Fenland Farmland Bird Adviser We like overwintered stubble in the Fens. It helps prevent the notorious 'fen blow', a terrifying local weather phenomenon, where dark clouds of loose peat blast across the countryside like black sandstorms, making it look like the end...
16 Dec 2011
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A farmland bird spectacle in Derbyshire
Richard Winspear
I was asked if I could do a bird survey on a farm to support a Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) application and could not turn down the opportunity to nosey around a part of Derbyshire that I knew little about. So it was a very early start on Saturday to travel up to a hill farm on the edge of the Peak...
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Equi'sol is coordinating a Skill Cluster, called Pole R, on sustainable consumption in the region Rhône-Alpes
Emerging since some years, fair and sustainable consumption have known a fast development. They are the result of a change in mentalities and purchasing behaviour of consumers, who are searching for values and sense. in there consumption.
The region Rhône-Alpes hosts a large number of organizations being involved in these issues (associations, SOHO or SME). That is why, for the "Pole R" it offers the ideal framework to unite the different players in sustainable consumption and to strengthen the structure of those sectors.
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Being confronted with multiple acteurs in fair trade and different approaches to it, Equi'sol is aiming to understand the different systems of fair trade and the development of the sector, as well as to inform all kind of publics about the issues of international trade. That is why the association has established several actions:
- Management of two websites:www.equidoc.info (resource center specialized in fair trade – free acces) and www.educationequitable.com (educational resource center on Fair Trade)
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Mock political statements. Billmon does a head count in the aftermath of Karl Rove's apparent bandying-about of accusations of treachery, and finds that if liberals - in the pejorative American sense of the term - are some kind of fifth column, working to overthrow the Shining City on the Hill, the New Jerusalem is in serious trouble, because a fifth of its citizens want to bring it crashing to the ground.
Piss off your allies. Not satisfied with being unco-operative enough to leave them so in the dark about your security arrangements that they don't know the major road out of a city is blocked by trigger-happy troops, who then promptly riddle a car carrying a hostage and two secret service agents, who've just negotiated the hostage's release, with bullets, killing one of the agents and injuring both other occupants, the American government feels compelled to kidnap, from their territory, someone they are conducting investigations into without telling them anything about it, and send them to Egypt to be tortured. Unsurprisingly, the Italians are not best pleased: in fact, they're so unhappy, they've issued arrest warrants against 13 people, who they claim are CIA agents based at the consulate in Milan. I can't imagine Italian troops will be in Iraq much longer, and I can't imagine that that many other countries will be lining up to replace them, if this is the way that the Americans reward regimes which have made undoubted sacrifices to help them: Italian public opinion was never in favour of the war, and early on in the occupation, twenty or so Carabinieri were killed by a car-bomb.
Make questions of semantics into a critique of American foreign policy, via digressions into recent Italian history. Actually Existing asks how, if terrorists are those whose acts of violence are aimed at destabilisation through mass panic at the possibility of being the victim of such indiscriminate violence, the apparently targeted campaign, by large numbers of people, of the insurgents in Iraq could possibly be described as terrorist, since it is quite clearly targeted at the institutions of the nascent and cooperating state and the occupiers. I'm not sure that the distinction is anything like as sharp as Phil would like to draw it: I find it difficult to understand how the IRA - who he seems fairly clear were/are terrorists - were terrorists in his account when attacking the British Army, either in Northern Ireland itself or the mainland, since that seems much like the quasi-partisan campaign engaged in by the Brigate Rosse in Italy against the Italian state. One might say that almost any military action contains elements of terrorism, since military action usually aims, amongst other things, at sowing fear in the ranks of those it is aimed at, fear that they will be next to be targeted. To preserve the distinctiveness of the term, however, one might say that terrorism is the extension of the logic of battlefield outside of the social spaces that usually count as the battlefield: killing those who have surrended is terrorist, bombing those who are not actually engaged in acts intrinsically aiming at your harm is terrorist, and so on. By this logic, both sides in Iraq have engaged in terrorist activities, which turns the question to, who started it, and I think we all know the answer to that.
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Thanks for the comments - I've made a few changes to my post in response. (Briefly, I've drawn the boundaries of 'terrorism' more narrowly: I don't think it's useful to think of state actors as engaging in terrorism, or to label groups as 'terrorist' unless terrorism clearly predominates in their activities. So the US Army is out, as is the IRA (probably).
Really, there are only two historical justifications for terrorism. Mostly, terrorists are trying to panic the government into a crackdown (which will polarise the situation, which will help their cause in some way or other). Occasionally, and rather more scarily, it's an attack on members of a group. For Emile Henry, who bombed a high-class cafe, the identities of his victims didn't matter: anyone who was in that cafe would be a member of the ruling class, and as such deserved to die (or at least to be terrorised). Returning to the quote that caught my eye, I don't see that it's possible for 'many thousands' of people to be motivated to violence in either of these ways. (With the possible exception of racial violence. Is a pogrom terrorism?)
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Keeping an American tradition dating back hundreds of years, the Class of 1999 will bid farewell with a valedictory and salutatory address to the Plainview-Old Bethpage Central School District at the high school commencement exercises Sunday, June 27. The valedictorian is selected as the student with the highest academic standing in the graduating class; the salutatorian is the student with the second highest academic standing in the class. Arthur Jonas, principal of the Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School, recently announced the two outstanding students.
If the hot weather recently is any indication of what the summer months have in store for area residents, then Town of Oyster Bay parks, pools and beaches should be a popular destination spot this summer. Town Supervisor John Venditto spoke with Anton Newspapers staff recently about the state of the town's parks and recreations.
The POB Pizzaz '88 Girls Soccer Team celebrate after coming in First Place in the Commack Memorial Weekend Soccer Tournament with four wins and one tie. Fifth row, l-r: Dayna Adelman, Alyssa Schwartz, Alexandra Bauer, Jaclyn Spechler and Alison Werbel. Second row, l-r: Lauren Jahoda, Rebecca Fraid, Gabrielle Baker, Amanda Bailey, Samantha Osdoby and Lauren Goldfeder. Third row, left: Assistant Coach Mike Werbel and Coach Bernie Fraid. (Not pictured Maya Lachman and Michelle Frankel)
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Bombay Duck is a Fish- A novel by Kanika Dhillon
Kanika Dhillon's debut novel 'Bombay Duck is a Fish', was unveiled by Shah Rukh Khan at Taj Lands End in Mumbai on 6th June 2011. At the launch Superstar Shah Rukh Khan stated that the book reminded him of his journey in tinsel town from television series 'Fauji' to his latest venture 'Ra.one'.
"For me, ' Bombay Duck is a Fish' was a call from the past. It brought to mind my own journey from Jamia Milia to Fauji to Ra.one. Kanika's writing style is part satire, part drama, part humour and part realism. For all those who believe dreams do come true, this one's a must-read," Shah Rukh told reporters here.
'Bombay Duck is a Fish' traces the journey of small town girl Neki Brar. Neki like countless other star struck youngsters, leaves her MNC job and comes to Bombay to make it big in the film industry.
Neki is in pursuit of being a film-maker. In Bombay, Neki encounters everything - love, friendship, betrayal, success, humiliation.
The make-believe sets of Bollywood, the overcrowded existence with her three roommates and the battle for power on the sets of her debut film as an assistant director force her to understand the ground rules here — if you don't learn the art of survival, the train back home is your only option.
Falling in love further complicates Neki's life. Neki finds herself at the wrong place at the wrong time and in the middle of every disaster that happens on the film sets. Battling political games, rivalry, love, betrayal and burning egos of film stars, she discovers the viciousness of true love and the beauty of her own ambition.
Big dreams; high stakes; tremendous pressure. If unfulfilled dreams keep you alive, can broken dreams push you to end it all?
'Bombay Duck is a Fish' is an insider's perspective on what goes behind the scenes while shooting a film.
Kanika Dhillon is a London School of Economics alumnus and has penned the screenplay and dialogues of Shah Rukh Khan's Ra.one. She is also the creative content head of Shah Rukh's Red Chillies Entertainment Company.
Dhillon started out working as an assistant director in Bollywood. She is a screenwriter by profession and currently resides in Mumbai.
"This book is very close to my heart not only because it is my first book but in some way it reminisces of my feelings for this city. Neki's journey is one that a lot of people will sympathize and connect with. The lure of Bollywood is also an engaging appeal," Kanika said.
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Striker Robin van Persie has heaped praise on Sir Alex Ferguson following the Manchester United manager's decision to retire at the end of the season.
Van Persie only arrived at Old Trafford from Arsenal last summer but the boss has clearly made a big impression on the Dutchman.
"I am really sad to hear that the manager is retiring," van Persie posted on his official Facebook account on Friday morning. "But I'm really happy I have had the opportunity and the honour to work with him.
"He is a great manager and, above all, even a greater person. I have to thank him for an amazing year and for making my dream come true by winning the league.
"I wish him and his family the very best."
Sir Alex will lead United out twice more – against Swansea at Old Trafford on Sunday and then, seven days later, against West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns – before stepping down from a position he's held since November 1986.
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UK, 1943 (MIFF 1986, An Introduction to Michael Powell)
Director: Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger
Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's remarkable 163 minute Technicolor British wartime epic has at last been restored and is available for presentation once again in its full length version. Based on a highly original screenplay by Pressburger, and starring Roger Livesey in probably the best performance of his career, as Blimp (based loosely on the David Low cartoon of Colonel Blimp, the highly irascible traditional British bull-dog military officer type, represented in the film by General Clive Wynne-Candy), the film can now be seen as a set of romantic, ironic (if idealised! reflections on British character, sexuality and national ideologies, in a period when the height of Empire waned into the century of mechanised total war.
The film opens with "Blimp", the ageing Home Guard commander, General Wynne-Candy, being "arrested" in London in a Turkish bath, during some 1942 invasion exercises. The arresting officer, a young lieutenant, has decided to teach the Home Guard a lesson, by completing the exercises before they are due to start. The films ostensible propaganda point is achieved very quickly: the Second World War needs to be fought according to "realpolitik" not according to codes of chivalry. The film then moves into flashback (and here the discourses of the film become much more complex] showing Blimp's career from the turn of the century onwards: an incident in 1902 in which he stands up for British honour by duelling in Germany; action in the First World War: marriage to a nurse: an English gentleman's lifestyle in the "between wars" period, before he is finally reunited with his former duelling opponent, who comes to Britain as a refugee from the Nazis in the 1930s. In all this, however preposterously. Blimp appears a person of exceptional candour, warmth and generosity. Able to form relations with the best of his brother-officer class in Germany, even in early life conceding his belatedly beloved to his duelling opponent, he then marries the reincarnation of his ideal type nearly 20 years later, only to have her reappear yet again as his driver in the Second World War. (All three women, Edith Hunter, Barbara Wynne and Angela Cannon, are played by the youthful Deborah Kerr, in the performance which firmly established her in her career.) As one critic has argued, in "Blimp", contradictions in history, national ideologies, culture and sexuality become more important than the issues simply of Britishness and war.


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It's certainly shaping up to be a good day for DC Comics fans; first came the huge announcement from Zack Snyder that he's set to direct a Superman and Batman World's Finest movie, and now Warner Bros. Television and The CW have released a brand new sizzle reel packed with footage from season two of the hit superhero series Arrow, which you can watch right here….
Arrow is set to return for its second season on October 9th, with stars Stephen Amell (Oliver Queen / Arrow), Katie Cassidy (Laurel Lance), Willa Holland (Thea Queen), David Ramsey (John Diggle), Emily Bett Rickards (Felicity Smoak), Susanna Thompson (Moira Queen), Paul Blackthorne (Quentin Lance), Colton Haynes (Roy Harper) and Manu Bennett (Slade Wilson) joined by new additions Summer Glau (Firefly) as Isabel Rochev and Caity Lotz (The Pact) as Dinah Drake.
Update - At this evening's Arrow panel, a couple of further cast additions have been revealed, with Kevin Alejandro (True Blood) set to portray Brother Blood and Michael Jai White (The Dark Knight) cast as Bronze Tiger. Here's the official details courtesy of a press release:
Michael Jai White plays Ben Turner, a claw-wielding assassin better known as Bronze Tiger, who's well known to DC Comics fans as a member of both the League of Assassins and the Suicide Squad. On Arrow, he'll form an unholy alliance with fan-favorite villain China White (played by Kelly Hu), another well-established character in the DC Comics universe.
Kevin Alejandro plays Sebastian Blood. Drawing inspiration from the iconic New Teen Titans nemesis Brother Blood, Sebastian is an alderman who rises to power in the wake of the earthquake that devastated Starling City in Arrow's first-season finale. Blood's "man-of-the-people" popularity instantly places him at odds with Oliver Queen, whose family he blames for the quake.


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A selection of 1940s patterns available to download as Word documents or pdf files.
Small selection of 1940s and 1950s Ladies sweater patterns to download plus a couple of modern vintage-style scarf patterns. The site also includes useful advice on knitting from vintage patterns, as well as selling some lovely vintage patterns too.
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This knitting blogger has just begun featuring free vintage knitting patterns on her blog, and made a great job of a 1930s sweater she knitted recently.
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"Power of the Best" unleashed: Strategies for Canadian business leaders
New book goes behind the scenes of Canada's award-winning private companies
Owners and senior executives from Canada's Best Managed Companies share best practices for business excellence. A book for all Canadian business leaders.
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In Power of the Best, owners and senior executives from Canada's most successful private companies invite readers behind the scenes as they share critical lessons in achieving business excellence.
Authors, Peter Brown, National Leader for Growth Enterprises at Deloitte and John Hughes, National Leader for Canada's Best Managed Companies program, showcase 20 years of award-winning business strategies through frontline examples from almost 50 companies in the vast Best Managed network.
The Best Managed process has allowed Peter and John privileged access to insights and best practices from hundreds of business leaders. "We owe the highest level of gratitude to the many business leaders who entrusted us with their insights and best practices. We are honoured to have this rare glimpse inside Canada's most admired private companies" says John Hughes.
In chapters on technology, branding and marketing, succession planning, globalization, attracting and retaining talent, productivity, and more, you'll discover how businesses from an array of industries and regions have excelled. Canadian business leaders explain how they meet key business issues and use them to their advantage. They provide insights not only into their own organizations but into strategies that all entrepreneurs and executives should master.
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Management teams from the Best Managed winners' network apply a variety of diverse business strategies to become and remain successful. And while it's possible to excel in one or more of these strategies, they reveal that the real trick is finding the unique fingerprint that works best with the company's current strategy and corporate culture, then working to build on that. "There is no one magic bullet solution. There are many different ways to become successful and really, that's the underlying message of the book", says Peter.
Power of the Best is a book for owners and entrepreneurs, management and employees, business students and any Canadian who has an interest in business. And all Canadians have reason to be proud of these business success stories.
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November 21, 2014
A Wyoming man who was convicted of posing as a licensed car dealer has been given 12 to 30 years in a Nebraska prison.
52-year-old Thomas Merchant, of Cheyenne, was convicted of being an
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Welcome to the Madison Early Music Festival
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 15th year celebration. We are already looking forward to next year.
MEMF 2015 will run July 11 through July 18. Our theme is Slavic Discoveries: Early Music from Eastern Europe.
New information will become available in the spring of 2015. In the meantime we leave all 2014 information here for your reference.
16th annual festival will feature a full week of concerts, expert lectures, special events, and a chance to perform with peers and faculty artists
The University of Wisconsin–Madison announces the 16th annual Madison Early Music Festival and Workshop (MEMF). In addition to a 7-event Festival Concert Series, lectures and workshops will provide opportunities to learn and practice instrumental and vocal skills, become familiar with historical performance practices and repertoire, learn about the featured music through the lenses of history and culture, and perform with other participants and faculty artists.
When: July 11-18, 2015
Concerts» 7-concert series open to the public
Lectures» Free pre-concert lectures by renowned musicologists, historians, artists, and linguists
Workshop faculty» Renowned performers and teachers in voice, strings, brass, musicology, and more
Special events» Costume ball and more
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Li, Ying and Qiu, XinMing and Yang, Fan and Wang, Xi-Shu and Yin, Yajun (2008) Ultra-high sensitivity of super carbon-nanotube-based mass and strain sensors. NANOTECHNOLOGY, 19 (16).
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Based on the molecular structure mechanics method, the dynamic properties of super carbon nanotubes ( STs), together with ST-based mass and strain sensors, are investigated. The following results are obtained: ( a) the fundamental frequency of the STs is found to be lower than that of the single-wall carbon nanotube ( SWCNT); ( b) the STs may be a potential ultra-high sensitivity mass sensor with a sensitivity about 10(-24) g, which is much higher than that of SWCNT-based mass sensors ( 10(-21) g); ( c) the ST-based strain sensor has a sensitivity as high as 887 Hz/ nanostrain, which is also higher than that of SWCNT-based strain sensors. The obtained results suggest that the STs could be used to design the new generation of sensors due to its high sensitivity and ultra-low density.
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After signing 11 undrafted free agents, the Bears roster currently stands at 83 players.
The new maximum is 90 players.
Bears general manager Phil Emery said Saturday he didn't feel it necessary to get to 90, just to get to 90.
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QUARTERBACKS (4): Jay Cutler, Jason Campbell, Josh McCown, Nathan Enderle.
Comment: Bears look pretty set at this position.
RUNNING BACKS (7): Matt Forte, Michael Bush, Kahlil Bell, Armando Allen, Tyler Clutts, Harvey Unga and Alvester Alexander.
Comment: Some question marks here, with Forte not having signed his franchise tender, and Phil Emery casting some doubt about the need of a true fullback after drafting Evan Rodriguez. That, of course, would affect Clutts. For now, the Bears seem set at the position.
WIDE RECEIVERS (11): Brandon Marshall, Devin Hester, Earl Bennett, Alshon Jeffery, Devin Thomas, Eric Weems, Johnny Knox, Dane Sanzenbacher, Terriun Crump, Brittan Golden, Chris Summers.
Comment: Bears are heavy at this position. But, the Bears seem to be taking every precaution that Knox may not be ready to start the season or miss it all together. Sanzenbacher will have a huge uphill battle to make the roster, after stepping in and playing quite a bit as an undrafted rookie free agent last season.
TIGHT ENDS (6): Kellen Davis, Evan Rodriguez, Matt Spaeth, Kyle Adams, Draylen Ross, Andre Smith.
Comment: Pick a flavor, any flavor. Spaeth is a traditional blocking tight end, Davis is more of the pass catching one, and Rodriguez will be a hybrid.
OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (14): Gabe Carimi, J'Marcus Webb, Roberto Garza, Chris Spencer, Lance Louis, Edwin Williams, Chilo Rachal, Chris Williams, Ricky Henry, James Brown, A.J. Greene, Mansfield Wrotto, Levi Horn, Reggie Stephens.
Comment: Well, it's about quantity right now. Quality? Everyone will have to wait and see. The Bears could add another player, but they seem pretty insistent that they believe in the top of their order.
DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (11): Julius Peppers, Henry Melton, Israel Idonije, Stephen Paea, Matt Toeaina, Shea McClellin, Corey Wootton, Chauncey Davis, Thaddeus Gibson, Jordan Miller.
Comment: I could see the Bears adding one more defensive tackle, just to mix things up. Anthony Adams and Aubrayo Franklin are among the players available.
LINEBACKERS (11): Brian Urlacher, Lance Briggs, Nick Roach, Geno Hayes, J.T. Thomas, Blake Costanzo, Dom DeCicco, Jabara Williams, Adrien Cole, Ronnie Thornton, Patrick Trahan.
Comment: There's no shortage of sheer numbers. The addition of Hayes gives the Bears a veteran they needed. DeCicco flashed some things, and the Bears certainly are open to having a young player like Thomas or Trahan show something. Costanzo, really, has to be viewed as a special teamer only. If the right veteran is available, the Bears could make a move. Let's not forget they worked out a handful of them, including Rocky McIntosh.
CORNERBACKS (8): Charles Tillman, D.J. Moore, Tim Jennings, Kelvin Hayden, Greg McCoy, Donovan Warren, Isaiah Frey, Jonathan Wilhite.
Comment: Can't imagine a chance at this position. I personally thought they should have made cornerback a priority in one of the first three rounds. But, they added two late. There's not much out there, on the proverbial street.
SAFETIES (8): Chris Conte, Major Wright, Craig Steltz, Brian Hardin, Winston Venable, Anthony Walters, Jeremy Jones, Trevor Coston.
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Nair, A. Sreekumaran and MacLaren, I. and Pradeep, T. (2004) An investigation of the structure of stearate monolayers on Au@ZrO2 and Ag@ZrO2 core–shell nanoparticles. Journal of Materials Chemistry, 14 . pp. 857-862. ISSN 09599428
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Monolayer protected nanoparticles, Au@ZrO2@stearate and Ag@ZrO2@stearate, in which the core–shell nanoparticles, Au@ZrO2 and Ag@ZrO2(ZrO2 coated Au and Ag nanoparticles) are functionalized with stearic acid, have been synthesized and characterized. The air-dried powders, freely dispersible in several organic solvents (both polar and non-polar), are stable for extended periods. The materials were characterized by spectroscopic, microscopic, diffraction and thermal analysis techniques. The monolayer cover is stable up to 200 °C. Monolayers do not exhibit strong inter-chain interactions, unlike in the case of those on metal nanoparticles, suggesting that their surface anchoring sites are widely spaced. As a result, temperature-dependent infrared spectra of the monolayers are featureless. The oxide surface is accessible for small molecules in solution even after stearic acid coverage. Freely dispersible nanoparticles with oxide shells may offer new possibilities in catalysis, photophysics and materials science.
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Unemployment remained above the national average across Tennessee and Georgia in May, and economists expect the jobless rate to remain at historically elevated levels for at least the next couple of years.
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More people coming back into the work force pushed up the jobless rate slightly in Tennessee to 9.7 percent in May, while Georgia's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 9.8 percent.
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Accompanied by its own behind-the-scenes Web series, Inside Amy Schumer still represents more the promise of talent than one fully realized.
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