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AN unbeaten half century from Stephen Twist formed the bedrock of Blackpool's reply as the Stanley Park outfit consigned Netherfield to a six-wicket defeat.
Twist finished undefeated on 59 after a Saliya Saman-inspired Netherfield reduced the visitors to 23-4, with the Sri Lankan claiming three early wickets.
The hosts were chasing an unlikely victory after slumping to 116 all out, with Marc Brown top scoring with 42 as Namibian professional Christi Viljoen and Richard Gleeson shared seven wickets.
Blackpool won the toss and invited Netherfield to bat on a pitch offering movement, with Gleeson proving to be the home side's initial tormentor-in-chief.
The right-arm seamer uprooted Ben Barrow's leg stump as the opener departed without scoring, before trapping Ben Phillips in front the very next ball.
With Netherfield 1-2 in the fourth over, skipper Marc Brown and new batsman John Huck set about rebuilding the innings, with the pair adding 41 for the third wicket.
Brown's straight drive off Gleeson found the boundary rope to get the scoreboard ticking as Huck clobbered Viljoen for a six down the ground
However, Huck became the first of four victims for Viljoen after edging to Twist at first slip and departing for 23, as Gleeson clean bowled Saman for two in the 22nd over.
Batting for the first time in senior Netherfield colours, Joe Atkinson joined Brown at the crease with the Parkside Road club struggling at 45-4.
The pair looked assured as Brown continued to accumulate runs, driving Viljoen through mid-wicket for four before glancing Steven Mercer's first ball to the fine leg boundary.
Atkinson then took 12 off Viljoen's next over, including a hooked six to fine leg, before holing out to Blackpool skipper Paul Danson at mid wicket off Mercer for 21.
And in almost a carbon copy dismissal, Brown chipped to Danson at mid on with Danny Gilbert the wicket taker, with Brown falling for 42 – a knock which included seven fours.
Brad Earl and Brendan Herron brought up the 100 in the 39th over before the latter clipped Mercer to Viljoen at mid on with the Netherfield tail offering little resistance.
Viljoen claimed the wickets of Earl, who made 14, Mark Clarkson and Nathan Chambers to end with figures of 4-48 as Gleeson posted 3-34 from his 13 overs.
Chasing 117 for victory, the Blackpool reply was only three overs old when Matthew Houston edged Saman to Barrow in the slips for three.
With Netherfield sensing an opportunity to take advantage of Blackpool's occasional brittle batting, Clarkson cleaned bowled Gleeson three overs later to reduce the visitors to 11-2.
Viljoen was the next to fall, edging the dangerous Saman to Huck for five before the Sri Lankan returned to bowl Danson for nine with Blackpool teetering dangerously at 23-4.
With plenty of work to do, Andy Furness dug in as Twist looked to the play the more expansive innings where appropriate, with the Blackpool 50 brought up in the 15th over.
Stuart Nixon and Nathan Chambers took some punishment before Twist reached his half century with a boundary through extra cover off Earl.
In total, the left-hander struck eight fours on his way to an unbeaten 59, while Furness clobbered two sixes and settled matters with three boundaries off Saman to end 33 not out.


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- Crystal Lee :
That's so cool that you have roots in San Francisco, one of my favorite cities. I love these old photos, especially the one of your grandpa gouging the watermelon.
- May 10, 2012 at 9:51 AM
- French Press Vintage Boutique :
your grandpa looks like a sweetiepea.
- May 10, 2012 at 11:23 AM
- Valerie Enríquez :
I love seeing family photos. It's so amazing to think that our parents were teenagers once :)
- May 10, 2012 at 12:13 PM
- Emily, Ruby Slipper Journeys :
What on earth is your dad holding in the first picture? He does look like he had some angst, hehe. These pictures are great, both for your family and for the chunk of SF history.
- May 10, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- Rebecca :
Great photos - so totally conjure up the time. Your dad reminds me of Dustin Hoffman in the graduate (in a non weird way!)
- May 10, 2012 at 2:40 PM
- Caitie :
these are amazing photos! I love looking through old pictures, probably one of my favorite things to do! It's such a trip to see what family members wore/did back in the day!
- May 10, 2012 at 5:51 PM
- Jo :
Ahh, these are so amazing! <3 It looks like the most amazing city - something I've thought since I was little when I used to watch Full House obsessively! Hopefully a visit will be in store for the near future! ; )
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- May 10, 2012 at 8:17 PM
- The Wearwithal :
loved looking through these!
- May 10, 2012 at 10:28 PM
- Monique :
I adore these family photos. Your dad is so handsome! He certainly has an edge to him in the last pic. I love the contrast between his expression and that of your grandparents. Especially your granpa.
- May 12, 2012 at 3:04 PM
- Monique :
oh and that house is straight out of a story book...goodness!
- May 12, 2012 at 3:05 PM
- dusanabotswana :
These look like sooo long ago it's always crazy to see our parents at our age. Love that last one, angst-filled indeed!
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Jon Cryer Date Of Birth – Famous April Birthdays, Jonathan Niven "Jon" Cryer (born April 16, 1965) is an American actor, screenwriter and film producer.
He is the son of actress-singer Gretchen Cryer. Cryer made his motion picture debut in the 1984 romantic comedy No Small Affair, but gained greater fame as "Duckie" in the 1986 John Hughes-scripted film Pretty in Pink. In 1998, he finished writing and producing the independent film Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God… Be Back by Five, which was well received.
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Uptown New Orleans has always been one of the most desirable neighborhoods of the city, and this listing at 924 Dufossat St. sits right in the middle of Uptown.
This house is a charming three-bay cottage with an inviting front porch surrounded by a white picket fence set off by bright red posts.
"This is a precious house in the most prestigious neighborhood in the city," said co-listing agent Judy Pinter, with Gardner Realtors. "It's close to everything you'd want – especially Audubon Park and the universities."
When you step from the porch into the living room, you're immediately struck by the nice wooden floors which are old, but have been refinished, and the 12-foot ceilings which are must-have features of so many Uptown homes. The dining room and kitchen have easy-to-clean tile floors and the kitchen is especially inviting with all stainless steel appliances, nicely refinished wooden cabinets and marble counter tops.
A surprise in this house is the master suite: It's very private, very large and on one side of the house by itself. It has a most luxurious bath filled with a jacuzzi tub, pedestal basin and plenty of tile.
There are also two other bedrooms and two more baths. "One thing I especially like is that the back of the house opens onto a lovely deck," said Pinter, pointing out the wooden seating, basketball goal and back yard.
The Uptown neighborhood is an area of mixed residential and small commercial properties, with a wealth of 19th-century architecture and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its boundaries are the river to South Claiborne Avenue and Jackson Avenue to Broadway. It was built along the higher ground along an old natural river levee of a wide gradual bend of the Mississippi. Streets were laid out either roughly paralleling the river's curve or perpendicular to it, resulting in what has been called a "wheel with spokes" street pattern.
Uptown was part of lands granted to Louisiana Governor Jean Baptiste LeMoyne, Sieur de Bienville in 1719, then divided into smaller plantations in 1723. It wasn't until the 1884 World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition on the present-day site of Audubon Park, however, that the areas away from St. Charles Avenue experienced a building boom.
Major roadways echoing the river's crescent include Tchoupitoulas Street closest to the river, Magazine Street, known for its many locally owned shops, restaurants, and art galleries and Prytania Street. The famous St. Charles Avenue, home to the St. Charles Avenue streetcar and the city's "millionaire's row" in the 19th century, are all also Uptown. Audubon Park plus Tulane and Loyola universities all add to the desirability of this neighborhood.
Like most of the oldest parts of the city developed before 1900 on the city's higher ground, the majority of Uptown had very little flooding from Hurricane Katrina and is sometimes called "the sliver by the river" or the "isle of denial." Since it was spared the levee disaster flood, for months early in the post-Katrina recovery, Magazine Street became a commercial hub of New Orleans, with many businesses owned and run by locals reopening before chain stores in other parts of the metro area.
This listing on Dufossat Street is just a half block from Magazine Street with all its shopping and grocery stores and three blocks from Jefferson Avenue which runs right into the Riverside Marketplace on Tchoupitoulas Street and Jefferson Avenue.
Though this former plantation is solidly within urban New Orleans now, the sounds of the river and the railroad and the streetcar still color life Uptown.
"This is the best location in the city, and this house was owned by the same family for 25 years," commented co-listing agent Kenneth del Corral. "It's near the universities and Audubon Park – it just doesn't get any better than this."
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Hey guys look at this deal and let me know what you think and that company, etc.
It's polymer by the way but the torture tests on www.LW15.com are pretty interesting.
Great gun shop here in Vegas. One of our best.
I don't like polymer lowers so I don't know much about the quality, however I can say that' I've done business with Joe Bobs and they are good people with fast shipping.
You get what you pay for.
The only mention of poly AR lowers I can remember here on the FTF have been complaints.
The AR platform is/was designed to be a lightweight carbine. Stoner used aluminium as the foundation of the firearm. Substitution of an inferior material to fit the same form factor as the original design results in a predictable outcome.
Unless the poly-lower comes with re-bar, don't bother wasting your money.
If you plan on plinking very little, and cost is crucial, with minimum rounds put through it? I won't say much. You plan on shooting a couple hundred rounds a trip and are a regular at the range? I'd recommend that you spend the extra and get a forged aluminum. Better to pay once than pay twice.
One more thing? Joebobs used to carry the Plum Crazy polymer lowers. They dropped them. That should say a lot about the polymers.
If a manufacturer is using CHEAP polymer and cheap manufacturing technques then I would agree 7075 is better, but on the other hand NFA says their polymer goes way above the old stuff used by Plumbcrazy and Bushmaster.
The same can be said for many things nowadays when dealing with firearms.
I would trust an airsoft Magpul PTS CTR made from DuPont polymer over a Colt Fiberlite stock made in the 1990s. Yes the PTS gear is substandard, but it exceeds the standard plastics used 20 years ago.
20 years ago Salt Nitrate baths were inferior to Chrome lining. That is not the case today. Melonite QPQ is out performing standard chrome lining by a huge margin if the data is correct, (double chrome lining isnt part of the testing).
All in all, I wouldnt make a call on the NFA Polymer Lower as of yet. The jury is still out and we need some years of reviews first before dismiss the polymer lower once again.
What if Jim Beam said, "Don't use that corn in our Bourbon!"... heck my daughter may never have been born.
NFA is my fav LGS. Closest to me and staffs are very very friendly. The reviews of their polymer been great.. lot people have been demanding it. Personally i wouldnt get a polymer yet, is alumunium lower feel heavy these days?? If im not mistaken, internal parts are plastics too. Correct me if im wrong.
My conclusion is as i said alumunium too heavy and too expensive now?
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Jay suffers the exquisite torture of a Jeff Weaver-Kenny Rogers duel in Game Two of the World Series. Go along for a sometimes rocky but always informative ride.
From the second inning through the eighth, Anthony Reyes faced just one hitter over the minimum (a seventh-inning single by Carlos Guillen), retiring 17 batters in order and finishing the frame in 10 pitches or less five times. Ten of those 22 plate appearances ran just one or two pitches, and overall, Tiger hitters saw just 3.14 pitches per plate appearance against him. That's not a recipe for a productive approach at the plate. A simple matter of rust, or a reversion to the team's hacktastic regular-season approach? Tonight should provide us with more insight into that. It also, of course, provides us with an even more compelling storyline, what this Yankee fan will call the I [Heart] NY matchup between two Bronx busts, Kenny Rogers and Jeff Weaver.
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As pitchers and catchers report to sunny climes this week--soon to be joined by hitters, beer vendors, and spring breakers--much will be made of the battle for the five slots in the New York Yankees' starting rotation.
As pitchers and catchers report to sunny climes this week--soon to be joined by hitters, beer vendors, and spring breakers--much will be made of the battle for the five slots in the New York Yankees' starting rotation.
The Yankees, you see, have seven handsomely--paid starters--what hubris!--any of whom could start on opening day for the Newark Bears or the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, or if you give them a mulligan on Sterling Hitchcock, about half the teams in the major leagues. It is the greatest waste of talent, so it would seem, since Ocean's Eleven.
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ANAHEIM ANGELS Placed RHP Al Levine on the 15-day DL (shoulder tendinitis), retroactive to 6/27; recalled RHP John Lackey from Salt Lake. [6/28] I don't disagree with the idea of bringing up John Lackey to move into the rotation. Lackey is the organization's best upper-level prospect, and he's obviously ready to go.
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I ADORE this unique piece ! I got a M (bc of the length) in Amberglow. I'm typically a 12, & it works! I thought of getting the black as well, I'm just uncertain because of the price ! I think it's truly unique & very odd ~ but considering it's just a long tank, you still need to put something on underneath it ! My stylist helped me & she chose the galloon racerback with it, in black (Thanks Shelby & Kristina @ FP Lenox =)) ! It works !! It's very delicate so, be cautious in it ! Hope this helps !
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Morning Dove and Gary. Breakkfast of two warm-from-the-oven HX buns was yummy; thank you to the bakers on here who inspired me to make my own. Haven't done so for yonks though my tried and trusted recipe is covered in stains so has been well-used in the past.
Coldish, pale greyish, no weather so far today.
Morning all. Have some belated hot cross buns in oven, hence unusually early start for me.
We have a few sunny spells promised again for tomorrow so I am hopeful that OH will help me move the chicken run and give it a thorough spring-clean. Might get some washing dry (ish) too
I spent about 4 hours in total in the garden, Derek. Doesn't look like anything because I was moving paving and bricks, digging up unwanted shrub and ivy and generally tidying, Hope your day was successful on the plot.
I've been inspired to make buns too but they are doing their first stint in the airing cupboard at the mo. Sue - Do Not feel inadequate. After 4 12 hour nights I wouldn't even have the energy to buy any!!
Liz & Bjay, I feel inspired now. If my yeast is in date I think I'll make Hot Cross Buns this evening. I love having them for breakfast, reminds me of being a child when we'd come downstairs to the smell of HC buns on Good Friday
Bjay, good going . Presumably not too difficult to drag into position?
Elevenses time. Have shifted a heap of crazy paving stones, piled up decorative cobbles, swept half the paved area, lugged prunings out to the trailer. Doesn't look any better at the moment
Morning Forkers.
Really nice to hear from Inka and Sue the Midnight Crew. Inka, I'm better on my own too - when OH is home I have many more temptations ... food!!! in case the double entendre brigade is lurking
Sunny here and lots of cloud as well. Have to get on with preparations for paving man come what may.
Derek, the Christmas names got so confusing that I had to keep a list. I have to keep Flo, otherwise I'd forget who I am
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A MAN who stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death in Japan learned her new married name and where she lived from the police officers who arrested him for stalking her, media reported Friday.
Hideto Kozutsumi was held in Kanagawa prefecture, southwest of Tokyo, last year on charges of stalking and harassing Rie Miyoshi after he repeatedly threatened to kill her in a series of emails following the pair's split.
Kozutsumi could only email because Miyoshi had married another man, taking his name, and moved to a different city.
Police arrested Kozutsumi for the harassment - reading out an arrest warrant that included his former lover's new name and location.
He received a non-custodial sentence and began pursuing her again by email, but without making threats, reports said.
Miyoshi asked the police to re-arrest Kozutsumi, but officers said there was nothing they could do because harassment by email is not a crime in Japan.
Repeatedly sending faxes or harassing by constant telephone calls, however, is an offence, police noted.
Some time later, Kozutsumi sought out Miyoshi and stabbed her to death before hanging himself, reports said.
Broadcaster TBS quoted a police official saying that reading out the arrest warrant was the appropriate procedure but that "in retrospect, measures could have been taken not to disclose her details".
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Dr. Vendley is the Secretary General of Religions for Peace International. He is a member of its World Council which consists of 60 senior religious leaders from all continents. He coordinates the activities and projects of Religions for Peace's World, 90 national and 6 regional councils.
Religions for Peace is the world's largest and most representative multi-religious coalition advancing common action for peace by working to advance multi-religious consensus on positive aspects of peace as well as concrete actions to stop war, help eliminate extreme poverty and protect the earth.
William assumed leadership of Religions for Peace International in 1994. He is a pioneer in advancing multi-religious cooperation to help resolve conflict and advance development and has facilitated the establishment of multi-religious councils around the world. For example, in the immediate aftermath of the civil war in Bosnia, he facilitated the Inter-religious Council of Bosnia-Herzegovina which served Bosnia religious leaders in their efforts to heal their society and re-build a single, multi-ethnic Bosnia. He also facilitated the establishment of the Inter-religious Council of Sierra Leone in the midst of a ten-year civil war, supported the successful multi-religious mediations between the rebels and the government and was requested to assist in the formal peace talks in Lome, Togo. He has supported multi-religious efforts to prevent conflicts, mediate among warring parties and heal societies in the aftermath of violence in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Liberia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Iraq and other countries. He is actively working in the Middle East with religious leaders in Israel, Palestine and neighboring states to advance peace. He is convinced that principled multi-religious cooperation can be an authentic expression of committed religious faith and that multi-religious efforts for peacemaking provide unique strengths that complement those marshaled by governments and bodies like the United Nations.
William co-founded the Hope for African Children Initiative to address the needs of African children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. The Initiative resulted in an initial US$ 50M being raised to equip African communities, particularly grassroots religious congregations, to provide needed services to vulnerable children. This work provided the base for a substantial expansion of relief and development work by more than ten African inter-religious councils affiliated with Religions for Peace.
William is an advisor to a number of governments on matters related to religion and peace. He advised President Obama through his service on the Multi-religious Cooperation and International Affairs Task Force of the White House Faith Based Council.
William lectures frequently in academic, governmental and other forums. He is a theologian and has served as a professor and dean in Roman Catholic graduate schools of theology.
Born and raised in Indiana, he earned his BA from Purdue University (1971) and was the recipient of its Distinguished Alumni for Science Award in 2005. He has an MA from the Maryknoll School of Theology (1976) and a Ph.D. in systematic theology from Fordham University (1984).
William is married to Mrs. Yasuko Vendley, and they reside in New York City.


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This sort of thing would annoy the heck out of me. I have better things to do than answer the phone and talk to an anonymous person whose only interest is obviously Corporate Med marketing. I have no use for this sort of insulting venality. Do these places really think we're so dumb that we're taken in by this???.
Sandy McCoy, RN, MSN, FNP-BC
I liked Dr. Pelzman's comments but I will share how we do the post visit calls. I work in a surgery center and I do the post operative calls and do go into all the necessary information like drinking, how is the pain, any fever, etc. If for example their pain medicine is not working or it is making them nauseated then I can call in something else. I find the calls very helpful to the patients, aleviates calls for the surgeon and does provide great customer service..
Karen Rowell - 8X Consulting
What an interesting idea! Make the post visit call meaningful. As they are done today they remind me ever so much of the auto dealership trick for the company survey - if you can't give us a 10, please let us know and for heaven's sake don't send in any constructive feedback! It would be instructive to as the callers why they are making the call - sometimes we are surprised by what they believe the intent is…if fact that is the place to start working on this issue - WHY would you make a post visit phone call?.
Ms. McCoy, Post surgery? Now that would be useful. I certainly could have used some advice after my gall bladder surgery. But for a routine primary care visit--and so thinly disguised--not helpful. Ms. Rowell, I actually did ask the nurse who called with her laundry list of "services" the local hospital is selling these days. It's sad to see an RN reduced to telemarketing, which is really all it is. She was pretty uninsightful, just wanted to get back to her nice, comforting script..
quacker, working in the health care arena, I see the concept not only from my personal point of view, but also from the hospital side of things. I love getting that follow-up call to make sure that my after care is progressing as it should and having the opportunity to ask any questions that I might have. From the business side of things, HEALTH CARE is a BUSINESS, and businesses ALL have bottom lines. The Patient Satisfaction Survey that you refer to, most commonly used is Press Ganey, is a tool that hospital administration is now using to accomplish a number of things, one of which is to achieve feedback from their patients in order to provide them with the kind of service they are expecting from their health care providers. A great idea! However, administration is now tying physician pay to their patient satisfaction scores. If 500 surveys are sent out, maybe 40 are returned, and 30 of them have negative comments. Why? Because people in general are happy to complain, but much slower to pass out a compliment, which equates to a skewed outcome of the survey. So until administration stops linking Patient Satisfaction Surveys to physician pay, you will get that call from your primary care office asking you to respond with excellent satisfaction scores. Believe me quacker, after care calls are great, but we don't like the marketing aspect of it anymore than you! By the way, are you ready for a new car.....:).
Gentlebreezes, I totally get the purpose of these calls. As I mentioned, a post-surgery call would be helpful but they are not done in my area. It seems these things vary greatly from region to region. In my area our local "nonprofit" hospital (which pays its CEO 750K plus benefits in a small rural state) has gobbled up all the practices in a 30-mile radius. I have watched PCP after PCP struggle to avoid this, to no avail. Once a practice gets taken over everyone gets to deal with Corporate Med in all its glory. Any calls from my doctor's office are now scripted and focused on marketing. The nurse doing the call was a new graduate who clearly had no idea she was actually telemarketing and wanted only to return to her script. Yes, healthcare in the US, unfortunately, is a business. I remember when it was not corporatized, however. The justification for these annoying calls really doesn't matter to me any more than calls from car dealers. I am not fooled by either entity about any fig leaf of concern for my well being. And I feel sorry for the neighbors I have who are now caught up in the web of Corporate Medicine. They are not happy, I assure you..
Princeton Pedodontics
We routinely follow up all operative procedures on the same day, to be sure our children are comfortable and that they are following our post-op instructions (when we can reach a parent!). We do NOT take a survey for marketing or social media advancement; we DO make notations in each chart if there is a relevant issue. In general, the parents really appreciate this. Questions that are asked are pertinent to the patient's care and wellness - and only that. We LISTEN to issues, and neither I nor my staff uses a script; they are trained to think as critically as possible and/or ask me to intervene. There is no substitute for sound medical practice and a disinterested or unintelligent follow-up is worse than none..
daniel habib
Post visit calls are very useful when they are done with the sole purpose of helping the patient, not to get a post consumer review. Each physician should be able to know, consulting his feelings and his conscience, if he did or not a good job.I would be very angry to find out that someone (anyone) is calling me and spending my time to finally get my opinion about the quality of care that was delivered! Patients are not buying goods when they go to the doctor, they are special customers that need special care..
Michael Bean RN,CEN
Have a qualified nurse make your follow up calls. They are more likely to answer questions give advice and make a judgment call based on interviewing the patient as to whether the MD should be made aware immediately or possibly advising the patient to go to the nearest ER or maybe call 911. Of course this level of care would cost more but provide as service to the patient instead of just trying to get a rating on customer service. Seems like it always comes back to cost and reimbursement. We still need a single payer plan that does not include for profit insurance companies. Money should be for health care not the next great idea on how to turn more profit..
I got a post-visit phone call from my vet two days ago after a routine visit for my doggy. It was on my cell phone, with the number blocked, and I was in the middle of performing a pelvic exam on a patient during a busy morning. I thought it might be a family emergency. It threw me off and was totally unexpected. My vet visit had been completing routine and I had no questions. I am sure some of our patients consider these calls unnecessary interruptions..
dee tocci
We also do Pre-Visit planning calls. I think that there is a value add to pre and post visit calls, but like anything else, we practice with a vengeance and apply the concept with great abandon. Perhaps not all patients need a pre or post call and instead these should be used specifically when there is something to be gained. I also agree that the calls should be made by a Registered Nurse, at the minimum - to call someone to ask if they have questions, and then defer those questions to a call back is ludicrous and disrespectful of the patient's time..
pat m
MIchael Bean has it right and having a nurse call would make it so much more useful..
Lowell Carlson
I agree the scripted call questionnaire is usually boring or annoying or solicits a favorable outcome aimed at boosting the business not the patient. The trouble is there is less talking "to" the patient and more talking "at" them. Active listening and bringing problems back to the MD with a timeline of when an answer will be given would do all that and more. The hurdle would be having the responsible person making the call actually make the return call in the time line stated. Also the call could be more specific to the last visit?.


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Shapeless, lightweight ribbed knit top with a dramatic turtle neck and oversized fit. American made.
FP Beach
One of nine exclusive, in-house labels. Effortless seaside styles.
Great Style & Fit...But.....
I received this in Black as a gift from my sister off my wishlist & while I love the style & fit of this pullover, I was very disappointed that it gives off dye on anything you wear it with. It ruined a brand new off white handbag, as well as several white tops I wore below it. I have washed it a couple times hoping that that might help, but so far the same..... Now I'm terrified of wearing it at all & especially with any light colored clothing.... Such a shame as I really did like it a lot.
Hole not long after purchse
I bought this product in the Calgary Alberta store last summer and absolutely loved it. I wore it once washed it and hung it to dry and then forgot I had it. I pulled it out of my closet today and found holes in the back. VERY VERY disappointed in this product. Wish I had kept the receipt because it would go back!
Hi chezlucielifevie, We're sorry to hear about this. Someone from our team will be in touch. - Free People
Not what I expected...
I really liked the design of this sweater and it looked so soft in the picture. When I got it the fabric was not soft actually a little scratchy and stiff. Doesn't drape nicely made me look big. This design would of worked better with a softer, thinner knit which would hang better.
I have two now!
Love this shirt! I got the blackberry first and loved it so I ordered a black one too. Like the other reviewer, the black one dyed my skin. :( I've worn the blackberry one a few times and didn't notice any issues with that one. As for sizing, it's loose fitting as pictured. I got a medium and I'd normally be a large in an average shirt.
Hi Marissa9590, We're sorry to hear about your World Traveler Pull Over. Someone from our team will be in touch soon. - Free People
Black Dye rubbed off on skin
I actually really love this top, but the first time I wore it the black dye rubbed ALL over my skin. It was really weird, and I had to rub it all off in the shower. The second time I wore it, the black dye rubbed all over my new shellac manicure... I know it sounds strange but something about the quality/dye of this fabric rubs off. I actually had to peel all the gel polish because it had basically turned my nails black. However, I do love the fit, look of this top (it is def lightweight) but maybe steer clear of the black color. I would not pay full price for it again.
Hi rclaire85, We're sorry to hear about this. Someone will be in touch. - Free People
World traveler - Army green
A nice tee - and it is a tee rather than a warmer pullover. Good for layering, with a jacket on top for cooler days. The color (I got the 'army') and material are nice. The tee is slightly shorter than expected (the front-on model shot for the black version is probably the most true), and the sleeves are 3/4 length, rather than long. Other than that, cozy and flattering.
tried this in stores for fun and completely fell in love with it. i got the blackberry color and cant wait to wear it. i kind of wish it didn't have the split in the back but i guess it adds personality.
Not the quality I was expecting.
I liked the cut of this and the color of the blackberry, but the feel and look of the fabric left a lot to be desired. I should probably stop buying things marked 'FP beach' because they seem to be lower in quality than other FP clothes, even though they're priced the same. My usual M fit me well.


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WOODHOUSE Grange were knocked out of the Black Sheep Yorkshire Champions Cricket Trophy by South Yorkshire League champions Elsecar.
The Sutton-on-Derwent-based Hunters York & District Senior League premier division holders reached the final of last year's competition, but lost this year's round one tie by five wickets.
Grange were bowled out for 188 in 50 overs, with Mike Hattee hitting 45, Andrew Bilton 38 and Steve Burdett 32. Elsecar reached 190-5 in 45.5 overs, largely thanks to Brett Hunsley's unbeaten 79.


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Will Tampa Bay native Rachel Potter make the top 10 on 'The X Factor'?
Seminole High graduate Rachel Potter, most recently seen in the bay area in a starring role in Freefall Theatre's Spring Awakening, is one of 13 contestants left on Fox's The X Factor and has a chance to make it into the top 10 this week.
Potter honed her acting chops playing Ariel and Belle at Disney World and has also starred in Broadway productions of Evita and The Addams Family, so she's had success in the musical theater world. But she came to The X Factor seeking success in a different genre: country music. Potter, who now lives in Nashville, wants to be a country star, and at 29, feels like X Factor is one of her last chances to get her voice out there. Find out if she makes it into the top 10 this week; there will be one elimination on tonight's episode and two on Thursday's.
The X Factor airs Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. on Fox.


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Bob Bradley and his Egypt national team are within one win of the final round of World Cup qualifying in Africa after picking up a wild 4-2 win against Zimbabwe on Sunday.
The win allowed the Pharaohs to stay perfect in their qualifying group, and they could have even clinched a berth in the final round Sunday if not for Guinea's 6-1 win over Mozambique later in the day.
As it stands, Egypt have 12 points from four games, with second-placed Guinea trailing on seven points, giving Bradley's charges a five-point cushion heading into the final two games of Group G, where only the top team advances to the final round. If Egypt do advance, they will face another group winner for a spot in Brazil next summer.
READ: World Cup qualifying roundup: Kei Kamara nets for Sierra Leone, Miller leads Costa Rica
Mohamed Aboutrika got things going for Egypt in Zimbabwe, striking in the 7th minute, though the hosts equalized 15 minutes later. However, strikes on either side of halftime from 20-year-old FC Basel striker Mohamed Salah restored Egypt's cushion, and the youngster completed his hat-trick minutes after the home side cut the lead to 3-2.
The win leaves Bradley's team as the only one of 40 participants in the current stage of African qualifying to have a perfect 4-0-0 record through four games:
In African Zone, Egypt are left as the only 1 of the 40 second-stage teams with 100% record in #WCQ matches. fifa.com/worldcup/preli…— FIFA Media (@fifamedia) June 9, 2013
Egypt will remain on the road when they travel to already-eliminated Mozambique on June 16, where a win or any points dropped by Guinea will guarantee a berth in the final round. Otherwise, Bradley and his players will have to wait for a decisive home game against Guinea on September 6 to be sure of a spot in the playoff round.


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By Jeremiah Kipp
What began as white actors in blackface evolved with the 1950s Amos and Andy Show on television, featuring black actors in blackface. The content remained the same, with Amos and Andy portrayed as lazy, ignorant, chicken eatin', banjo playin', shifty clowns. Once the show lost favor with an outraged public, the television studios put a halt on developing new shows about the black experience -- degrading or otherwise -- for several decades.
Spike Lee's Bamboozled works as angry satire, asking that we not forget the offensive and disturbing corners of our history.
Pierre Delacroix (Damon Wayans) is the one black writer working for the CNS television studio. The ratings are plummeting, so an Ebonics-talking hotshot producer named Dunwitty (Michael Rapaport) turns to his Ivy-League educated black stooge and demands a new urban themed show with a fresh new hook. "You can do it, my nigga!" Dunwitty beams, "and I can call you my nigga because my wife is black and I got two interracial babies at home."
Delacroix has cooked up dozens of ideas for sitcoms and dramas involving black characters, all of which have been rejected as old hat. Thinking he can beat the television industry at its own game, he comes up with the most offensive, disgusting, horrible idea he could possibly imagine: a revival of the minstrel show featuring black actors in blackface. His mission is to get fired immediately, the only way to break his contract.
Well, surprise, surprise! Dunwitty claims to have a boner for the idea, so they immediately go into production. Delacroix and his assistant, Sloan (Jada Pinkett Smith) are suddenly in over their heads, faced with a choice to either go with the flow and ride on the magic carpet of their success or realize the consequences of their actions and do something to combat the blatant racism of this program.
The premise of Spike Lee's film is undoubtedly strong, with a promising first act that keeps the stakes very high. Immediately, however, some of the warning signs start to show, such as his one-dimensional depiction of Delacroix, the whitest black man on the planet, and the conflicted Sloan, whose character changes in such radical leaps and bounds that we again realize, no matter how well-performed the role is by Pinkett Smith, Spike Lee could not write a fully developed woman character to save his life.
If the opening of the movie is good enough to carry us through some of its unsubtleties, Spike Lee really hits his stride with the televised mistrel show. Inspired by the vaudeville routines, performers "Mantan" (Savion Glover) and "Sleep 'n' Eat" (the superb Tommy Davidson) dress in gaudy costumes, don the white gloves and charcoal make-up, fire engine red lips, and googly eyes, and they follow the gawky movements of stereotypical blackface characters.
No punches are pulled. We see scenes where the two goofballs sneak into the chicken coop for some good eatin' while massah prowls outside with his shotgun. The scene has been set in Massah's watermelon patch, where the darkies dance their troubles away.
Purely offensive and disturbing, Spike Lee's accurate recreations of these programs are heightened by montage footage of the actual minstrel shows of America's past. This black and white footage haunts the present day situations of actors Manray (Glover) and Womack (Davidson), including those painful scenes where they sit in front of a mirror, melting cork into black paste, swabbing their skin in cocoa butter to prevent burning and smearing red lipstick on their mouths.
For quite a while, Bamboozled works as brilliant satire. Even if the offstage antics of Manray, basking in his newfound fame, and Womack, bitter at his own exploitation, feel fairly obvious as dramatic archetypes, Lee's situation is strong enough to carry it through.
However, in the middle of the second act, Spike Lee hurls his entire movie over the cliff with some obvious dramatic tactics. We're treated to scenes which we knew were coming, such as the inevitable lecturing of Delacroix by his mother, who is ashamed of him. Of course, Sloan figures into a predictable would-be love triangle between Delacroix and Manray. (After all, what are women characters good for?)
As with almost every film he's made, Spike Lee clutters up his movie with distracting subplots such as obvious, pontificating potshots at the Wu-Tang Clan, Tommy Hilfiger's clothing line, O.J. Simpson's trial, and violence in the media.
His unforgivable last fifteen minutes feature a kidnapping, violence and bloodshed which are as ridiculous and contrived as they are out-of-character and so concerned with making a "point" that it betrays no less than three of the major characters in his scenario (especially the main female character, who sinks to a great low without any foreshadowing.)
It nearly destroys the movie, and certainly tarnishes the conclusion. Spike Lee again comes up with seemingly five different endings while wrapping the movie up, and is content to include each and every one of them.
That said, no other filmmaker is tackling this subject matter today. Spike Lee may be pompous and arrogant, create one-sided arguments, and go for unsubtle choices, but he's also a master of visual allegory, he creates vivid and colorful dialogue, and he arouses passion in his audience. Bamboozled, for all its numerous and frustrating flaws, is important viewing. It's a film which says, in no uncertain terms, that there are some things we must not forget.
New Line's Platinum Series DVD release features a slew of extras, notably a commentary track wherein Lee talks prodigiously about the film's roots -- giving credit to The Producers and Network as well he should. Substantial deleted footage, a making-of documentary, and music videos are also included. Recommended.
Who's on the booze?
Year: 2000
Run time: 135 mins
In Theaters: Friday 23rd February 2001
Box Office USA: $1.9M
Distributed by: New Line Cinema
Production compaines: New Line Cinema
Contactmusic.com: 3.5 / 5
Rotten Tomatoes: 48%
Fresh: 46 Rotten: 50
Director: Spike Lee
Screenwriter: Spike Lee
Starring: Damon Wayans as Pierre Delacroix, Savion Glover as Manray / Mantan, Tommy Davidson as Womack / Sleep'n Eat, Jada Pinkett Smith as Sloan Hopkins, Michael Rapaport as thomas Dunwitty, Mos Def as Mau Mau: Big Blak Afrika (Julius Hopkins), Cheryl Lynn Bowers as Mona
Also starring: Jada Pinkett-Smith, Paul Mooney, Jon Kilik, Spike Lee
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Von Trier Has Melancholia
Lars' next film gets underway
Following the cabin-in-the-woods craziness of Antichrist, chaos will shortly be reigning again, as Lars von Trier preps Melancholia.
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The leaves are officially turning. Fall is in the air, on the ground and in those heavy flannels every Fashionisto seems to have. Flannel and fall go together like woolies and winter or swimsuits and summer — they just make sense. This Fashionisto was looking extra crisp in these fitted ecru pants although, surpisingly, they did not come that way.
Here's a riddle for you: why did the Fashionisto's pants look different after he bought them from before? Because he had them fitted! That's right, it's time to blow the dust off your local yellowpages because the tailor is back for business. When was the last time you can remember taking anything to be tailored? That's what I thought. In general, you, like most people, probably only visit a tailor or seamstress every now and then for special occassions. Well this needs to change and here's why.
Quite frankly, the fashion-forward should always have garments that fit them well. Your clothes should flatter and fit you right. This Fashionisto is a business major so he often has suits and pants adjusted accordingly, but he doesn't stop there. He likes to look good in and out of corporate, he explained, and often will take in select shirts and pants to be tailored as well. He attests his fashionable wardrobe to these favorite pieces but mostly gives credit to his Brooklyn style. The flannel however, is not so New York. "This is my PA," he laughed.
Hint: If you find something doesn't fit right in the dressing room, either put it down or take it to a tailor! The traditional stylist has always been your local tailor. Style begins with the fabric and the fit so its important to make sure clothing compliments your body. Get hems shortened or seams adjusted to get the right fit.


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Exchange Rate Regimes and the Volatility of Financial Prices: The Australian Case
Much has been written about the choice of exchange rate regimes from a theoretical perspective. A conclusion of this literature is that, ceteris paribus, interest rates should exhibit less volatility (and exchange rates more volatility) under a floating than under a fixed exchange rate regime. Equivalently, interest rates should be relatively easier (and exchange rates relatively harder) to predict (in the statistical sense) under a floating exchange rate. Further, the unexpected volatility in interest rates due to external impulses should be reduced, and that in exchange rates increased, relative to a fixed exchange rate regime. This study analyses the question of interest rate and exchange rate volatility before and after the floating of the Australian dollar in December 1983. The paper adopts an atheoretical methodology of vector autoregressions (VAR's) to calculate the forecast-error variance for interest rates and exchange rates (at different horizons) and to decompose these forecast-error variances into those parts attributable to domestic and external sources. A VAR model is estimated for both the pre- and post-float periods, on daily data for the Australian trade-weighted index, the Australian 90 day bank accepted bill rate, the US trade-weighted index, the US 90 day prime bankers' acceptances rate, the DM trade-weighted index, the West German 90 day interbank deposits rate, the Japanese trade-weighted index and the Japanese 90 day Gensaki rate. This is the minimum configuration that can capture both domestic and foreign sources of volatility in financial prices. The analysis supports the hypothesis that interest rates have become relatively less volatile (and the exchange rate relatively more volatile) with the move to a floating exchange rate regime. However, the evidence suggests that this has been due to a change in the nature of the relationship between the Autralian interest rate and exchange rate; rather than a shift in the incidence of external shock
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Want to avoid police roadblocks? There's a Twitter account for that
The five-O hates @RoadblocksBC.
The description for this Twitter account reads: "Keeping you updated on all roadblocks, seatbelt checks and road traps in the Lower Mainland. Do not drink and drive!" That last part is good advice.
Every day, @RoadblocksBC uses the power of crowd-sourcing to tell its followers where the police are doing their thing, whether it be a speed trap in Maple Ridge or a roadblock on the Vancouver-Burnaby border.
Here's a few recent examples:
- January 4: "@lordaaronius: Police seatbelt cellphone check southbound 152 st just before Fraser hwy"
- January 4: "@riidavis: "@irischoww: hidden speed trap westbound on dewdney right before 216th" #mapleridge
- January 2: "@Saggatron: Pig checking for cell phones just before 232 goin west down dewdeney don't get fucked" #MapleRidge
- January 1: "@A_Schismenos roadblock on oak street bridge!!! Alert Alert!!!!!!"
Needless to say, the cops aren't amused. Vancouver police are actually urging the public to stop using social media in this way, because it might help impaired drivers stay behind the wheel and, you know, kill somebody.
Of course, this just means more followers for @RoadblocksBC.


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The show which was stopped mid-track after the frontman did not return to the stage is now scheduled for September.
After repeatedly apologizing for Caleb Followill's sudden exit from the stage, Kings of Leon announce a new date for the stopped Dallas, TX concert. During the town's first show on Friday, July 29, the frontman said to his audience that he must went backstage to grab a beer but he never returned.
The make-up concert is now scheduled to take place on September 21, a day before they hit Houston for another concert. Tickets from the previous show would be valid but for those who can't attend the new date, refunds would be honored.
"Kings of Leon apologize to their fans for any inconvenience this may have caused and look forward to seeing their fans again in September," the band said in the statement.
The management did not explain what really happened during that July 29 concert. Caleb complained of the heat and his voice not being a hundred percent. Insisting that he was not drunk at that time, he babbled about his wife Lily Aldridge whom he married in May before promising to return for three more songs. His brother and bandmate Jared Followill had to apologize when it became clear that Caleb was not coming back.
Rumor has it, there's an internal rift within the band. The following night, they also canceled a concert at Woodlands Pavilion in Houston.


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Queen Elizabeth Seeks to Cut Carbon Footprint
Date: 04-Apr-07
Country: UK
Author: Paul Majendie
With the fight against global warming currently high on the political agenda in Britain, the monarch is reviewing royal households to see how they can save more energy.
"For the first time we are doing an overall audit to take stock. We don't have a tally of our carbon footprint. That's what we are trying to assess -- how to reduce our carbon emissions," a Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
"This is to pull everything together to see what is working and what is not. It will cover everything from changing light bulbs to looking at travel," the spokeswoman added.
But she stressed the Queen, who is known to wander the royal corridors switching off unnecessary lights, was not just following in the carbon footsteps of her son Prince Charles, a fervent environmental campaigner.
"The management of energy has been an integral part of royal households for many years and we are now taking a look at where we are at," the spokeswoman said.
Boreholes are going to be used this year to cool the royal wine cellars in Buckingham Palace.
Plans are being developed for a turbine in the River Thames to generate electricity for Windsor Castle.
Two royal Bentley and two Rolls-Royce limousines have been converted to be more fuel efficient.
Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip, drives around London in a gas-fuelled taxi cab.
Their eldest son Charles has long been an impassioned environmentalist, promoting organic farming and a sustainable approach to agriculture.
The heir to the throne has pledged to exchange private planes and helicopters for public transport and biodiesel cars. Wood-burning boilers, bicycles for his London staff, more energy efficiency at his country homes -- all are on his green agenda.
"We are consuming the resources of our planet at such a rate that we are, in effect, living off credit and living on borrowed time," the future king has warned.
So how best can the House of Windsor try to save the planet?
"Some of the quick routes are things like changing light bulbs. It becomes more tricky when you look at things like transportation," said Ashok Singha of the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition, an environmentalist umbrella group.
"What I would like to see is the royal household cutting out the waste. They should switch to best available technology and best available practice and set an example for the country."


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This article was published 7/2/2012 (2022 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Forward Jessica Kaminsky of the Pembina Valley Hawks has been selected as the Selkirk Keystone Source for Sports-Reebok player of the week in the Manitoba Female (AAA) Midget Hockey League after the La Salle native recorded 10 points in three games last week.
Kaminsky, a grade 12 student, scored three goals and notched seven assists to help lead the Hawks to three wins.
Kaminsky is the MFMHL's scoring leader with 46 points (23 goals and 23 assists). The Hawks (18-1-1) are first in the West Division.


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1.) A doctor in the pricipal of woo hooing. Presently known as sex-aid. No not the drink even though possible and delicious it is in reference to a doctor who stands beside your bed and directs you through the sex. Many people find it uncomforitble with a man or woman watching you and telling you where and when to put you cha-cha here and there. But once you have the orgasm you barly notice and mother nature takes over. These doctors are usually used for nerds and people insecure. (probably like you if you're reading this) They are very helpful and educated so i recomend one.
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Draft-N Wireless Routers
speed, speed, speed
we tested draft 2.0 devices in our labs and liked what we found. wireless-n's two biggest selling points are improved performance and range, and we were not disappointed. where 802.11g tops out at a theoretical 54 megabits per second, 802.11n can in theory reach 300 mbps. in practicein an idealized lab environmentwe've seen new wireless-n devices deliver throughput up to 130 mbps for a single point-to-point connection, or about five times the measured real-world throughput of 802.11g devices. so the big story is that 802.11n is much faster than 802.11gbut the products did show some other differences.
the high performance of wireless-n networks can have a surprising side effect: it can move the bottleneck in your network from the wireless links to the wired ones. if you're getting throughput of more than 100 mbps wirelessly, your wired network needs to be gigabit ethernet rather than just 100-mbps fast ethernet if you want to ensure a smooth data flow.
in our initial testing, we looked at one model each from apple, d-link, linksys, and netgear. d-link sent us the dir-655 model with gigabit ethernet lan ports; these gave the device a clear advantage in our performance testing, and it outperformed the other models at short range. we recommend that small businesses with people using wireless as their main source of connectivity purchase routers and access points with gige connections, as 802.11n's speed quickly outpaces a fast ethernet wired connection. the typical connection in a small business will be from a wireless notebook (or desktop), through the 802.11n router and out across the wire to a local server or the internet. for file transfers, backups, or intensive application usage, the gige port will provide a higher top-end speed. for performance-sensitive environments, many vendors offer higher-end versions of their routers with gigabit ethernet connections.
we also observed how dramatically 802.11n can improve range. in tests with a laptop located 85 feet from an access point, three of the four wireless-n devices we tested maintained throughput of 65 to 81 mbps, whereas a comparison 802.11g device slowed to a paltry 5 mbps.
the key to wireless-n's improved performance is twofold: double-wide channels and mimo (multiple input, multiple output) antennas. wireless-n's double-wide channels occupy 40 megahertz of bandwidth; 802.11g uses 20 mhz. that doubling of bandwidth results in a theoretical doubling of information-carrying capacity. but the real secret sauce is mimo (pronounced my-moh). mimo antennas, in laymen's terms, function as both a wireless access point and a wireless device. each part has two independent antennas, each of which can establish a separate (but simultaneous) connection with the corresponding antenna on the other device.
the wireless-n specification also permits operation in the less-crowded 5-gigahertz band, but few devices today actually support 5-ghz operation. the only one we've tested so far is apple's airport extreme. if more products supported 5 ghz, we'd be inclined to recommend it for environments with a crowded 2.4-ghz spectrum, but given the limited support in both routers and adapters, it just doesn't make sense unless you use only apple computers and the airport extreme router in its 5-ghz mode. next: wireless performance


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Newman silent on deal for Caltabiano
Raiders down Bulldogs in Goulburn trial
Late tries seal NRL trial win for Sharks
Izzy scores, Reds down Tahs in Super Rugby
Classy Roosters tame Tigers in NRL trial
Sydney to Hobart record broken: report
Back-to-back losses for Hawks
Wanderers secure A-League finals spot
Panthers and Eels draw NRL trial
Roar have turned the corner: Mulvey
Make or break time for Jets: van Egmond
Floods prompt evacuation order for Kempsey
Daw out to be more than AFL highlight reel
Tightening visa access will hurt regional economies, says Joyce
Man's body found in submerged car
Dockers downplay injuries in trial loss
Zed's ACT Senate win could face challenge
WA on verge of stunning Shield win
Neill not a Heart focus in A-League clash
'Cheeky' toddler's drowning comes after father's tragic death
Mariners thrash Victory 6-2 in wet Gosford
Big bunny George makes his mark on Dragons
Qld govt may subsidise electricity prices
Bat warning after virus death
Newman 'can't talk' about Caltabiano deal
Missing toddler found dead in dam
Rorted 457 visa scheme to be tightened
Visa scheme for overseas workers tightened
Dragons' Cooper confident of fitness
Boy dies after contracting bat virus
Waiting to inhale
Warriors beat Broncos 16-10 in NRL trial
Bogut injures back again, out indefinitely
Tendulkar leads fightback against Aussies
Pope to quit Twitter after stepping down
Day's Match Play golf showdown with Watson
Hot Phoenix A-League welcome for Neumann
Storm beat Leeds in World Club Challenge
Bulls beat Stormers 25-17 in Super Rugby
Criticism of a pristine princess fell on deaf ears
Dirty business behind dream to find distant shore
India admits knowledge of imminent bomb strikes
Support for Bo grows before China's 'trial of the century'
Angry and emotional Biden keeps up gun control pressure
Renewed fighting after rebels regroup
Tainted grub in Europe's food bowl
Trial spurs call for EU to act on Hezbollah
Both sides cry terrorism in Syrian bombings
Carr drops pledge to flag Assange case with Sweden
Oscar hope inspired by a great divider of land and livelihood
Unrest fears as soldiers shot dead in West Papua
Cats get the cream at coffee house that aims to milk its feline appeal
Firefighters refuse to help evict families
Pope pushed by 'VatiLeaks', says paper
Oscar Pistorius granted bail
'Sacrificial lamb' reveals all while people-smuggling kingpins go free
Errani to play Kvitova in Dubai WTA final
Olympian Pistorius has been granted bail
Hitler and Frankenstein run for election
Shopping around: a lot of ideas to fit into one basket
Australian finance week: February 25-March 1
Heavy claims, but profits still surge
When big boys go ex-dividend, cum dividends cum out to play
Payout shows BHP can afford tax, Greens say
Brits brace for Slater invasion
Engaging Scot ready to confront future head on
Kloppers a casualty of a new era of austerity
Murdoch leads turnover tally
Transpacific cuts jobs, costs amid slump
Catching up: Fortescue gets a woman on board
Even a dog's breakfast can offer a leg-up on marketing strategy
Outsider proves savant on toll-road projects
US already looking at ways to slow growth
Becton debt woes force bank talks
Centro simplifies, acquires new name, new A- rating
Lending breach puts Billabong in deeper waters
Turn of the card eats into Crown's profit
Britain braces for the Slater invasion
Bust of the boom won't stop sector from growing
Small generators in power struggle
Warning signs were there when Thorpe returned
All Too Hard looks a snip at $20m-plus after super display
Diamond day for Lauren
A springboard for pace bowling
Less danger makes it tough at the top in India
Dusty corner of Chennai turns tyros into globe's best quicks
Moises' rise no threat to Watson
Sofa, yet so near: fans all ears after commentary team's rescue act
All too easy for Werrett
Alma's Fury flies high for surprise win
Meliora earns stripes with victory
Miracles and fairytales
Mrs Onassis takes the plate for Harvey
Waller believes Foreteller can make the cup grade
A day when all connections were made
Harvey's bold plan hits the jackpot
Test on for young and old
In too deep
No chance of Papalii slipping Eels' net
Mariners sail past beached Victory
Giles keen to repay Giants for lifeline
Sherrin's far-flung fields of dreams
Back-to-back losses for Hawks
Dockers downplay injuries in practice match loss
Daw out to be more than AFL highlight reel
Dockers downplay injuries in trial loss
AFL changes cup interchange rules
Demons push past drama
Forward yet to find his feet
Good sign in North defence
Di Girolamo puts job on the line to boost Tigers
Dragons veteran breathes easily with new-found underdogs tag
Inglis no one-man band, say Souths
Winning attitude sets Storm apart, says Bellamy
ARLC punts on tighter betting markets
Match-fixing revelation shows it's not just a scourge of past
Dragons ace aims for Storm showing
Storm takes sentimental journey to club challenge victory
Raiders down Bulldogs in Goulburn trial
Sharks leave it till last minute to plunder defensive Knights
Jones unfazed by Pryor's dramas
Beale may play after scans clear injury
Coach welcomes week off after opening loss
Kimlin's adieu to Brumbies
We need more action to make this code the big attraction
Blues blow away Hurricanes in biggest shock so far
Five things we learnt from Folau's debut
Reds ruin Tahs' opener
Izzy scores, Reds down Tahs in Super Rugby
Live: Reds v Waratahs
Life after parliament: a new gig guide
As the Airport Link bites the dust, what is the future for PPPs?
Changing captains will not save this side from a proper walloping
Why we should care about Brisbane's G20 Summit
Would you rather work from home?
Labor is inviting its own downfall
How drought infrastructure can help us get through floods
Keep your kit on - modesty is a girl's new best friend
No one should be stopped by police just because they're black
Nukes key to North Korea's survival quest
Message from the heavens is a rallying cry
There is no such thing as climate change denial
The discount fuel docket illusion
Bidets: where the 70s went wrong
A bore-draw as parties keep going through the motions
I'm Kevin ... and I'm from Brissie
Interview with the Pope (circa 1400s)
Love is all around, and Rudd gets the roses
One Brit's beef with the horsemeat scandal
The koala in the coalmine
For health's sake, time to take on food giants
Television turns up the heat in kitchen war
We've mineral wealth for toil, so how did a good idea fall short?
All the world's a stage as Heff takes a cultural stance, while Mal goes global
Boxing could be lifted off the canvas by regulation
Truth stronger than fiction in vote for Oscars
Holding The Man turns romantic comedy on its head
Kraftwerk's flawless formula for future hits
Cabaret experiences a renaissance, old chum
Madam rattles cages of Victorian morality
From rice fields to Hollywood: martial arts composer packs a punch
No regrets as actor races to save day
Tango goes hand in hand with happiness
Brisbane dancer swans onstage
Lilley likely to reprise Gran role for new ABC series
Voyeur wins Mount Buller sculpture award
Celluloid gems burn fast and bright at Flickerfest
Ethan Hawke to make sci-fi film in Melbourne
Hard to pin down but director says Carmen will float
MCA's newest purchase goes on show
Two into one is a response to tough times
You can feel the heat and noise - but not much else
Sharp and entertaining world of online insecurity
Terrible beauty in Sibelius's tragic epic
Australia's Oscars facing financial crisis
Editorial: Divorce from an ill-fated marriage
Column 8
Letters: Critically ill party needs to restore soul
Obituaries: Giant architect built for justice
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A pot of tomato soup mixed with the following ingredients, cum, piss, a pinch of poo, and any other hairy wet or nasty item you can find. This is to be served to your x-girlfriend.
I took my x-girlfriend a pot of jumbaliah.
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Music from the '00s That I Listened to in the '00s
Thursday December 31, 2009
Everywhere I look, someone's making a list. I guess it must be the end of the decade or something. When I was a teenager I loved opining on what my desert-island discs would be, and when I got older, I relished end-of-year list-making, mostly of albums and sometimes of films. Then I got older still, and making lists started to seem lazy and facile, and also, I saw High Fidelity.
But everyone else is doing it, and now I want to get in on the fun. So I started thinking: What music made in the last decade did I listen to the most during the last decade? What was I most obsessed with, and what did I come back to the most often? It's a slightly random list because it's totally uncritical; it's just a record of what I seem to recall spending the most time with, for whatever reason. (Obviously the list excludes all the amazing non-'00s music I wore out in the '00s, so no New Order, Townes Van Zandt, Talking Heads, Karen Dalton, Loudon Wainwright, King Tubby, Beach Boys, Neutral Milk Hotel, Cat Power's Moon Pix, etc.) In the spirit of list-making, I did a top 20. My number 1 is a bit of a cheat, because it's a posthumous release of music made in the late '80s, but man, did I spend a lot of time with it. The rest is a random jumble.
Top 20
20. Broken Social Scene, You Forgot It in People
19. Jonas Bering, Sketches for a New Season
18. The Coup, Party Music
17. Keren Ann, Not Going Anywhere
16. Circulatory System, Circulatory System
15. Amadou & Mariam, Dimanche A Bamako
14. Ulrich Schnauss, A Strangely Isolated Place
13. Rufus Wainwright, Want 1
12. Fennesz, Venice
11. Black Mountain, Black Mountain
10. The Court and Spark, Witch Season
9. Songs Ohia, Magnolia Electric Co.
8. The National, Boxer
7. Nick Cave, Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus
6. Tindersticks, Can Our Love…
5. Antony & the Johnsons, I Am a Bird Now
4. Sun Kil Moon, Ghosts of the Great Highway
3. The Knife, Silent Shout
2. Cat Power, The Covers Record
1. Arthur Russell, Calling Out of Context
The Rest
Mojave 3, Excuses for Travelers
Cul de Sac, Death of the Sun
Grizzly Bear, Yellow House
Bill Callahan, A River Ain't Too Much To Love
Cat Power, You Are Free
Cat Power, The Greatest
The National, Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers
The National, Alligator
Bonnie Prince Billy, The Letting Go
Animal Collective, Feels
Animal Collective, Sung Tongs
Songs: Ohia, Didn't It Rain
Beach House, Beach House
The Black Heart Procession, 3
Boards of Canada, Geogaddi
Comets on Fire, Avatar
Dirty Projectors, Bitte Orca
Calla, Televise
Deerhunter, Microcastle
Hercules and Love Affair, Hercules and Love Affair
Outkast, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
Radiohead, In Rainbows
Spaceheads, Low Pressure
Tindersticks, The Hungry Saw
Tindersticks, Waiting for the Moon
Mary Timony, The Golden Dove
Mary Timony, Mountains
TV on the Radio, Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes
TV on the Radio, Return to Cookie Mountain
Ulrich Schnauss, Goodbye
Spoon, Kill the Moonlight
Wilco, A Ghost Is Born
Wilco, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Arcade Fire, Neon Bible
The Clientele, Suburban Light
Four Tet, Rounds
Band of Horses, Everything All the Time
Pulp, We Love Life
Constantines, Shine a Light
Califone, Heron King Blues
Beck, Sea Change
The Shins, Chutes Too Narrow
Clniic, Internal Wrangler
The Court and Spark, Bless You
Morrissey, You Are the Quarry
Dungen, Ta Det Lungt
David Byrne, Grown Backwards
Blackalicious, Blazing Arrow
M. Ward, Transistor Radio
Gang Gang Dance, God's Money
Frank Black and the Catholics, Show Me Your Tears
The Silent League, The Orchestra, Sadly, Has Refused
Mercury Rev, All Is Dream
Antibalas, Who Is This America
Blonde Redhead, Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons
Brian Eno, Another Day on Earth
Coco Rosie, La Maison de mon Reve
Dead Meadow, Shivering King and Others
The Field, Yesterday and Today
I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness, Fear Is On Our Side
Konono No. 1, Congotronics
David Axelrod, David Axelrod
Kanye West, Late Reigstration
Kanye West, The College Dropout
Arthur Russell, The World of Arthur Russell
Pink Mountaintops, Axis of Evol
Spiritualized, Let It Come Down
(I guess it should probably be noted that there are like four albums from the last two years on this list, which says something about how engaged I've been with new music lately.)


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STRATFORD: On April 21st 2017 Perth County Paramedic Services will be hosting one of the first Paramedic Virtual Reality (VR) competitions to be held in Canada.
The competition will place paramedic teams from across the province to compete against each other through a virtual reality environment to provide emergency medicine to virtual victims of a virtual disaster.
Perth County Paramedics Services was approached by VR Solutions to host this event to help showcase how this type of training using the VR platform can help fill in training gaps that most first responder agencies struggle with as running a large scale disaster scenarios are extremely costly and time consuming to organize.
The event will take place on Friday April 21, 2017 at Perth County Paramedic Services Headquarters at 480 Douro St. Stratford ON.
Join us for demonstrations utilizing innovative technology that will test Paramedic skills utilizing virtual scenarios and mock disaster.
Members of the media are invited for a unique look at immersive Paramedic simulation training.
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Columbia Pictures, a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment (SNE), revealed its new release strategy Wednesday at the opening of Comic-Con, a nearly $4 billion bet by the beleaguered film studio in the Spider-Man franchise.
Franchise fatigue and competition for superheroes have been hurdles for this movie empire to climb in the past, but today it announced several new films allowing for story development and new characters -- all ultimately leading up to the release of The Amazing Spider-Man 3 in 2018 -- two years later than previously planned.
Sinister Six, the next film in line for the superhero franchise, is scheduled to hit theaters on November 11, 2016, written and directed by Drew Goddard and produced by Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach.
"With Sinister Six in the hands of writer-director Drew Goddard, we feel extremely confident placing the film on a prime date in 2016," Doug Belgrad, president of Sony Pictures Entertainment, said in a press statement.
Spider Main Swings to No. 1 at Box-Office
Sony is Hoping that '22 Jump Street' Marks the Studio'sTurnaround
Did Sony Pictures Have to Spend $225 Million on 'Spider-Man 2'
The super villains of Sinister Six, including Doctor Octopus, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio, Sandman and the Vulture, were drawn from Spider-Man's list of enemies, and Sony hopes to expand the Spider-Man universe prior to the 2018 release date by bringing in these new characters.
Uncharted, another highly anticipated project, especially for video game fanatics, will be released June 10, 2016, when The Amazing Spider-Man 3 was originally scheduled to open in theaters.


text: I have never been much of a pastel person, instead gravitating towards darker shades like olive green, browns, rusty reds, black & navy, but lately I have been warming up to the light, summery look of pastels. They are so feminine and you can mix & match every color and the combinations still look amazing. Here are a few of my favorite pastel-hued finds.


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Looking for any suggestions for excursions for this cruise.
Welcome aboard. What are your ports of call, including ports of embarkation/debarkation?
Would this be the one, if so I can tell you what I think, we did this one for our 25th Anniv it was fantastic and a very busy cruise.
Amsterdam, Holland, Berlin (Warnemunde), Germany, Stockholm, Sweden, Helsinki, Finland, St. Petersburg, Russia, Tallinn, Estonia, Copenhagen, Denmark, Amsterdam, Holland
Hi Janfred.......we are doing the exact same ports as you listed for your 25th anniversary.
Can you advise, which of those ports we can walk directly into town? Therefore, we won't need to do a tour. If you can offer any suggestions/help with what to do or tours to take in any of these ports, I would appreciate it. Thanks
You can walk off and go into town in Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn. We didn't do that we did take tours in all ports. It was fun to go to the Ice Bar in Stockholm and we did a walking tour (seems crazy to pay to go walking) but it was nice to get some of the History etc. Sailing into Stockholm is so beautiful reminded us of the inside passageway in Alaska. You will love Tallinn, Estonia it is a Fairy Tale looking city and you can walk into town. Now St. Petersburg you can not just get off the ship and walk around, you are in a ship yard that takes about 3 miles to get out of. My best advice here is take a private tour with DenRus, I have posted about it in the past. How often will you be in Russia, it is worth every penny, we had 2 days of a private car and a guide and driver it was unbelivable, we past hugh lines and went right in all popular places, we even had lunch in Putin's favorite place, Padvorie's, I had to try the borscht! When the ship docks at Warnemude in Germany you are right where the train is to go to Berlin, it is a 2 1/2 to 3 hour train ride, it was nice to see alot of the country side and when I lived in Franfurt Germany we were not allowed to go to East Germany so that was a must for us (Air Force Retired). In Helsinki we took a glass tour of the Iitalla Glass factory (skip that one) than we went to a Medeival in the Hamlet of Hameen that was very interesting. In Copenhagen we went on a tour to small fishing village of Dragor, loved it very beautiful and we were treated to a real Danish, Danish! Our ship also took us to Gdanski, Poland we went to see Stuffhof concentration camp, it was an unbelivable experience. We also stopped in Oslo, Norway and Klaipeda, Lithuania another beautiful countryside in one of the old Eastern Block countries. We were on a 12 day cruise and stopped in 9 ports in 10 days....it was busy and I would do it all over again. What an experience you will have a wonderful time. I hope I helped and please feel free to ask me anything else. I could write a book on this trip! We did end the trip with 3 days in Amsterdam, let me know when you get back!
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