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Shipping container homes are a revolutionary discovery of the modern day. This is a new type of housing structure that is based on shipping containers that are used to ferry luggage on ships. Shipping containers are usually large rectangular boxes made of tough steel. They are made to be very formidable to protect cargo from all kind of damage including shock or destruction form external forces. It also protects the cargo from damage from weather including water, wind, and sun.
A home is usually a secure structure where people can find some seclusion and safety. Safety is very important in any house. One needs to be protected from harmful elements of nature such as bad weather, and one also needs to be protected from elements such as hostile persons or wild animals. The house or home also needs to protect the individual's property from destruction and from theft.
The shipping container can effectively provide all the above. The shipping container is also quite spacious and it therefore proved to be a good alternative for a housing structure. People have increasingly been embracing it as a home. There are several reasons that have led to the use of a shipping container as a home. One of the major reasons for this is the fact that one can quickly convert a shipping container into a home whereas it would take many days to build a house.
Another reason that might have led to the embracing of the shipping container as a home is the fact that it is a much cheaper option than many housing options. People live in shipping containers to save costs.
Shipping container homes are also very good for people who only need a home for the short term. In the short term, a shipping container is very efficient as compared to building a house. This is especially seen in people who have professions where they are in one place for only a short time. For example, geologists or other scientific researchers many only be in one place for a short time and then they move on. In such cases it would be uneconomical to build houses and a shipping container would be more economical.
Shipping containers can be uncomfortable to live in in their natural state. However, shipping containers can be modified by redesigning them and adding features in them that would make them better dwelling enclosures. For example, a shipping container can have windows cut from their sides. The inside of the shipping container can also be padded to provide insulation against heat and cold.
Shipping containers like any other buildings can be fitted with electric wiring. They can also have water piping fixed.
Shipping containers help the individual avoid some issues that are common with the traditional home types. For example, in a shipping container home, one does not have to worry about issues such as the danger of having asbestos deposits. One also does not have to contend with numerous maintenance issues since this is a solid metallic structure.


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When Saigon recently said he wanted to punch the likes of Rick Ross and 2 Chainz, Gunplay was listening. In a recent interview with Hip-Hop Wired, Gunplay said he would dare Sai to punch Ross.
"I dare you to do that shit," he said in the interview. "To each his own, if that's how he feel… try to punch him in the face."
In Saigon's original message, he claimed he wanted to punch the aforementioned artists because of the messages they are delivering to children, his kids in particular. Gunplay responded to this as well.
"Why you goin' in on Ross? Go in on everybody else. You just singling out two people 'cause they the hottest niggas in the game right now. Why you singling them out? Everybody has kids, what makes yours so special?"
Gunplay also added that his message will remain the same in his music.

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Bears: polite animals or furry murder machines? Though I think of bears as huge and terrifying killers, these videos show their softer side. Here are 5 bears who cutely wave at people, perhaps because they're friendly, hungry… or maybe because they're luring you into their sinister, murder-based trap. Who can say for sure?
A Quick Wave Among Friends
They both have girlie waves.
Double Wave
The waves happen at the beginning and at :37 seconds. Feel free to skip the chit-chat among boring humans.
Confused Wave
"Why are human children so irritating," wondered the bear.
Holding Out
Wait for it…
Friendly Bears
Why don't you get out and try to steal one of their cubs? I'm sure they'll be cool with it.
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Just as the LiLo media spectacle was beginning to die down, her former BFF, Paris Hilton, was busted last night for alleged coke possession.
"The hotel heiress was riding in a black Cadillac Escalade which was pulled over in front of the Wynn Hotel on the Vegas strip at about 11:30 p.m. after police detected the smell of marijuana coming from the SUV, Lt. Wayne Holman told CNN.
The driver, who police did not identify, was arrested for driving under the influence, he said.
Hilton was taken to the Clark County jail. She was released after authorities determined she was not a flight risk, Holman said." [CNN]
What a week for the devil's marching powder. First Soulja Boy & now Paris? I wish I had stock in coke because its popularity should spike after this recent round of celebrity cokeheads being linked to the drug (don't forget Lady Gaga).
Will Paris suffer from this? I highly doubt it. The difference between the Hilton heiress, Lindsay and the rest of the general public is long money. She's already hired a high-powered attorney and expected to say the bag in the bag wasn't her bag. She got caught with dope in South Africa a few weeks ago and escaped without charges, chalked up as "a complete misunderstanding." That's what money do © Project Pat. Expect very similar treatment in this circumstance, even though it'd be nice if they neatly tucked her under the jail for a while.


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Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Romans 12:2
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Hugs and best stitches to you,
and we have no idea what is in Heaven, but to see the awesomeness of earth and figure out that it's better in there. God did such a wonderful creation here.Hugs
You are so right Terri!
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The EATEN PATH: Learning to grow and share
One for you, one for me, one for you, one for me . . .
That simple, sharing childhood logic is behind the growing plant-a-row-grow-a-row (PARGAR) movement ready to kick off in Chilliwack next week.
PARGAR combines the obvious benefit of growing your own food at home with being charitable by growing some for others.
But for organizer Alanna Clempson from Food Matters Chilliwack, it's more simple even than that.
"Gardening is a valuable skill that all people should know," she said. "It's a skill that has been lost in the last generation. I feel it's vitally important; everybody should know how to grow their own food."
Food Matters Chilliwack is the local food advocacy group behind PARGAR, and it kicks off the season with a free event Saturday at Ruth and Naomi's Community Garden at the site of the old Paramount Theatre downtown.
The event includes two gardening workshops where attendees will learn about soil health from seasoned gardener Jack Kouwenhoven, and growing secrets from gardening legend Brian Minter.
The first 100 gardening enthusiasts to register in person (starting at 1:30 p.m.) will receive a complimentary garden starter seed kit with seeds to use with PARGAR and others just for fun.
And while Clempson is keen to get people and volunteers out on April 26 for the kick-off, she pointed out that you do not have to show up to the event to participate in PARGAR.
She also emphasized that while making donations of extra produce to charity is wonderful, the focus is on getting people growing food for themselves.
"Our mandate is to feed your family first," she said. "You don't have to give anything back. But we ask if you have a surplus, you donate it to Ruth and Naomi's."
This is the first year Food Matters has partnered with Ruth and Naomi's Mission. The first three years the PARGAR donations went to the Salvation Army. The first year, 2011, PARGAR participants donated 572 kilograms of locally grown produce to the Salvation Army's soup kitchen. In 2012, that was up to more than 1,000 kilograms. Donations appeared to be down in 2013, but Clempson said a considerable volume of food went unweighed, skewing the numbers.
The charitable program is only growing, and it's doing so in conjunction with the desire more and more people have for locally grown food.
"Definitely the interest has grown," she said. "People are interested in knowing where their food is coming from now."
The kick-off event April 26 will get many folks going with their produce growing, but even if you can't make it, you can still be involved. Anyone with excess fruit or vegetables is welcome to come to the weekly PARGAR drop-offs on Monday evenings. That's where volunteers will wash, weigh and then deliver the produce to Ruth and Naomi's to serve in their soup kitchen feeding the hungry and the homeless.
The PARGAR kick-off event is rain or shine on April 26 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at Ruth and Naomi's Community Garden 46187 Yale Rd.
At 2 p.m., learn from award-winning local seasoned gardener, Jack Kouwenhoven on "Amending the soil for planting and the best methods for healthy vegetables."
And at 3 p.m., learn from local gardening expert Brian Minter about the secrets for success with the most popular and sometimes challenging crops such as potatoes, other root crops, brassicas, tomatoes and peppers, as well as the best methods for organic pest management.
There is no cost for the event but donations are welcome with all proceeds going to Food Matters Chilliwack to support existing and upcoming programs and events.
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SARASOTA, Fla. - As we told you on Friday, the Sarasota Sailors hired a new man to coach their football team for the future. But he is not such a new man, and that is part of the reason he was hired.
When Brian Ryals was introduced as the new head football coach at Sarasota High School last week, it was the culmination of a seed that was planted by his older brother Leroy.
"I never even knew this is what I wanted to do, but he inspired me," says Ryals.
Leroy was the head coach of Booker High at the age of 24, and then he went on to college, where he coached at LSU under Nick Saban and USF under Jim Leavitt. Now, after 17 years as an assistant, his little brother Brian now takes the reins of his own team.
"It was something that was easy. He has been an assistant for 17 years and he knows the area. He knows the kids," says Sarasota Athletic Director Clyde Metcalf.
"Now that the day is here, I am excited. This is home. I feel relieved," says Ryals.
Besides his football knowledge, Metcalf knew that Ryals has also built a rapport with his charges over the years. Something that will help him move forward.
"What he does is build a relationship. He wants to know his players, know the whole person," says Metcalf.
In fact, in discussing his relationship building, Ryals brought up a quote that he often repeats: "They never care about what you know until they know you care."
His players will find that he cares, and knows a whole lot.


text: Turnovers, special teams to blame for WVU's struggles By Dave Hickman November 10, 2011 Story Share MORGANTOWN - Say what you will about West Virginia's struggle to win football games this season. Blame it on coaching or effort or defensive lapses or offensive inconsistency.Depending upon your point of view, you've likely touched on one or all of those. So has Mountaineer coach Dana Holgorsen.But as a team that was the overwhelming choice to win the Big East limps into its final three games just hoping to hang on, the offense ranks No. 12 in the country in total yards and the defense is No. 23 in yards allowed.Take a guess at how many teams in the current Associated Press Top 25 have a better combined ranking in offense and defense than West Virginia. We'll give you a moment while we play the "Jeopardy" theme.Do di do do-do-do di do, do di do di do; do-do-do-do-do ...Give up? There are only four schools in the country that have a better combined ranking in total offense and total defense than does West Virginia's No. 35 (12 plus 23). Wisconsin, ranked No. 16, is ninth in total offense and 11th in total defense (20). Stanford (a combined No. 26), Alabama (31) and Boise State (also 26), ranked Nos. 3 through 5, are the others.The top two teams in the country, No. 1 LSU and No. 2 Oklahoma State, have a combined offense-defense rank of 90 and 113, respectively (LSU is No. 87 in offense and OSU No. 113 in defense). Aside from WVU and the four teams mentioned, no other Top 25 team has a combined offense-defense rank in the top 40. Somehow, No. 17 Kansas State and No. 24 Auburn each have a combined rank of No. 164. Cincinnati, WVU's opponent this week, is No. 41 in total offense and No. 48 in defense for a combined total of 89.Now granted, those numbers don't necessarily mean a lot and can be explained away in a lot of cases. Take LSU, for example. With a defense ranked No. 3, does it really matter that the Tigers are offensively challenged? And if Oklahoma State can score 100 points a game, is a wretched defense really that much of a burden?Still, there is something to be said for being able to play both sides of the ball. Fifteen of those Top 25 teams are at least in the top half of the NCAA's statistical rankings in both total offense and total defense. Of the 10 that are not, seven make up for deficiencies on one side of the ball by ranking in the top 10 on the other.Yet there is West Virginia, statistically in the 80th percentile in both - and one of just four teams in the country that ranks in the Top 25 of both (along with Wisconsin, Stanford and Boise) - languishing near irrelevancy. The problem, of course, is obvious but still worth pointing out. There is more to the game than moving the ball and stopping movement. Two things above all others can render those numbers immaterial.Special teams and turnovers.West Virginia's special teams issues are obvious. They go beyond mere statistics (two kickoffs, a punt and a blocked field goal returned for touchdowns; four punts shanked out of bounds after traveling 14 yards or less), but even those are compelling.The Mountaineers rank No. 106 out of 120 FBS teams in net punting. They are No. 111 in yards allowed per punt return and No. 102 in yards allowed per kickoff return. WVU ranks highly in punt return and kickoff return average, but those are essentially statistical glitches caused by a handful of good returns versus most that are not. For instance, West Virginia's opponents have punted the ball 52 times, but the Mountaineers have returned only 18. And while Tavon Austin averages 14.5 yards per return (No. 8 nationally), he has returned only 15 and let just as many bounce and roll. Just as significant as special teams, though, is the turnover problem. West Virginia has turned the ball over 14 times in nine games. The Mountaineers have also gained 14 turnovers. In other words, they are smack dab in the middle of the pack (tied for No. 60) and one of 10 schools with a turnover margin of zero.Not bad, right? Wrong. Twenty-two of the teams in the AP Top 25 rank higher. The top two teams in the country in turnover margin are also the top two in the AP poll, albeit in reverse order - Oklahoma State and LSU. Cincinnati is third.In other words, it's not enough just to be average in turnover margin. A team has to be good or great. West Virginia has been neither. And here's the number that illustrates the problem as well as any statistic could: Of the 14 turnovers WVU has gained, 13 came in the six games the Mountaineers won. In the three they lost they forced one turnover. The offensive turnovers aren't quite as glaring, but there is still a real pattern: WVU averages one turnover per game in its wins and 2.7 in its losses.There are other statistics that probably tell a part of West Virginia's story - 96th in sacks, 81st in red-zone defense, 113th in time of possession. But those aren't much more relevant than ranking 14th in first downs, 27th in first downs allowed and red-zone offense or being in the top half of fewest sacks allowed (particularly given the number of passes thrown), third-down conversions (both for and against) or penalties.Take those special teams and turnover numbers to heart, though, because - at least from a performance standpoint - those have been the difference.Reach Dave Hickman at 304-348-1734 or email@example.com. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 2 Teen pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 3 Reunions: Sept. 26, 2017 4 Safety shutoff disabled prior to June coal-mining death, report says 5 Huggins, WVU tap South Florida hoops talent Huntington Prep player signs with West Virginia Previous Story Collaros is dual threat for Bearcats Next Story


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The new Metaswitch Networks "Accession" application suite, unveiled at Mobile World Congress (News - Alert), intends to support rich multimedia sessions that might roam across devices and networks, while the in-process sessions remain active.
You might say "much" of that functionality is supposed to be why IP Multimedia Subsystem (News - Alert) (IMS) and Rich Communications Suite exist. That's largely correct, with one important exception. One might argue that neither framework elegantly handles session maintenance when users want to shift from one device to another, while maintaining an in-progress session.
The seamless hand-off enabled by Accession is intended to add new value to applications that continue to work across networks and devices as users move from mobile to desktop and back again. The new product family, based on "immerse multimedia telephony," builds on standards such as Rich Communications Services and IP Multimedia Subsystem.
In one sense, Accession aims to allow service providers to better position carrier offerings against over the top messaging and communications apps. Better content sharing is one example. Accession allows users to pull in relevant content, such as video or web content while users are in session for example, says Steve Gleave, Metaswitch Networks VP.
Accession also allows discrete devices to maintain separate profiles, matching any user's roles at the office, at home, with family members or in any other situation where call rules and priorities are helpful. Accession also creates and supports a network address book, so all devices have access to all contacts.
"On-demand" and disposable phone numbers also can be created, which might be used when a user is selling something, and the item already has been sold, re-directing an inbound call to a message that the item already has been sold instead of ringing a device live.
Accession offers both consumer and business versions, a managed version as well as software a service provider can run on off the shelf hardware.
In a larger sense, the Accession architecture is built for the 21st century, relying heavily on the ability to work at a higher level, across networks and devices, above the level of any single set of network assets. The "IMX" managed version of Accession provides a clear example.
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Business owners, professionals and startup entrepreneurs often ask me about commercial auto insurance -specifically, if and when they...
Business owners, professionals and startup entrepreneurs often ask me about commercial auto insurance -specifically, if and when they need it, rather than personal coverage. It's a tricky question, and the answer has lots of "it depends..." So I turned to my new bud the GEICO Gecko for his sage advice on the topic.
Sure, sure, I know. Your typical tropical or sub-tropical lizard isn't generally known for insurance expertise. But the Gecko is a real go-getter in the field, and happens to represent one of America's top three private passenger auto insurers. In case you're wondering, by the way, the Gecko first went to GEICO in '99 because people kept confusing the name "GEICO" with "Gecko." (He's mum on how he gets along with Caveman.)
He does have a particular penchant for clams, however (check out his personal bio), so with the promise of a few, he cheerfully offers up these tips about commercial auto insurance, and when you need it.
Who's the registered owner?: The Gecko says this is a slam dunk in at least one case: "When the vehicle is registered in the name of the business, you definitely need commercial auto insurance." But don't assume the reverse. If it's registered in your name, "it does not automatically mean that you should get personal auto insurance on it," says the Gecko. "A lot of times a solely owned business will have a vehicle registered in the name of the owner. If the vehicle is being used primarily for the business though, you will need commercial insurance. "
Who drives?: Another sign that you need a commercial policy is if other employees at your company are driving the car. Commercial insurance policies allow you to list employees as drivers.
Business Use: The next question the GEICO Gecko says to ask is this: "Is the vehicle getting regular business use?" Regular business use is defined as use for commercial purposes, on average, more than 3 times in a 1 month period. If your answer is "Yes," then commercial insurance is right for you.


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A special year for Renown as our iconic film Scrooge: A Christmas Carol celebrates its 65th Anniversary. To celebrate, the talented artist Steve Lilly has produced some beautiful LIMITED EDITION prints of the brilliant Alastair Sim. There will be only 100 of these in existence so do take up this brilliant offer to preserve for generations to come.
"We love working with Steve! Apart from the fact that his work is sublime-certainly the best pencil drawings of the Dad's Army cast that we have ever seen, he is a genuinely lovely guy, who still gets embarrassed when we tell him how wonderful his work is. We have formed a brilliant working relationship with Steve and class him as very much part of our very successful team." Corinne Fulford, Charles Burrell & Dad's Army Museums
"Each portrait is remarkable not only for the artistic skill involved, but also for how it manages to capture so perfectly the expressions and mannerisms which bring each character to life" Jacqui Gray (The Journal)
"The 2nd most popular event of last year's festival was ... Steve Lilly! Beaten by John Bishop ... and beating the Hairy Bikers! ...(This was based on unique visitors to the official festival website)."….Dave Freak (Birmingham Comedy Festival Organiser).


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I like where your going and tryin to bring back the old rock. But your song reminds me alot of Ac/Dc material because you only used about 4-5 chords total in the whole song and alot of 8th notes. try to create moving lead lines behind the 8th notes to give the song more kick. I understand rock rhythms are hard. I play guitar as well. just try to give it more of a lead line instead of accented 8th note rhythms.
yeah thats what i was goin for was the ac dc sound but the full version will be a lot better like the quiet portions will have a drum beat going on and i was thinking of a way to bring in some bar chords to change it up and add some strummimg cause the whole song was mostly just down strokes
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This is kick
It may be a bit crappy quallity but for only a demo this is kick ass and when its done im adding it to my fav's!!!
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bash script to delete all comments after '#'??
i need to make bash script than can delete all comment (all char after '#' in each line) in a single file.... I think it using grep? how to do make that? thanks a lot.....
Since there's only a single matching reqirement this is a very easy task. You can do it with a simple sed replacement:
sed "s/#.*//" textfile.txt
"have to use grep"----I assume because the instructor said so?
In addition to the advice above, you'll also be interested in the redirection operators (< and >), and the -i option in SED.
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Jenny Slate is the latest former Saturday Night Live castmember to make a foray into drama. The actor, who lasted only one season on the comedy — and blurted an expletive by accident during one of her very first sketches — is currently starring in indie film Obvious Child. The romantic comedy is earning accolades for its realistic portrayal of abortion, and Slate is being applauded for bringing humanity to her role as a 20-something comic who doesn't quite have it all figured out. Source: Getty/Dana Edelson and A24 Films
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Jon Cryer has to pay the bills somehow!
After CBS put Two and a Half Men on hiatus as a result of Charlie Sheen's latest antics, Ellen DeGeneres hired Sheen's costar as her new office temp (watch above).
The 53-year-old talk show host is already impressed with Cryer's receptionist skills: "You really do good work. You do the work of two and a half men."
"You don't have to say that every time," he tells her.
"Well, thanks for being here," DeGeneres responds. "I appreciate it."
"I needed the work," Cryer, 45, admits.
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Tying fly knots can be tricky. The hooks are usually small. And you want to keep the knots really neat so they're attractive to the fish and easy to cast. Learn how to tie the most common fly fishing knots.
Used to attach your backing line or leader material to your fly line. Line up your fly line, your backing line (or leader line) and a small-diameter nail or needle. Wrap the backline around the fly line and nail five to eight times. Bring the tag end over and push it back between the loops, remove the nail, and tighten the knot.
Used to connect monofilament of similar or dissimilar sizes. This knot is superior to the more popular Blood Knot in several ways. Most important, it has a stronger breaking strength and is better for joining widely divergent monofilament sizes. It's also easier to tie than a Blood Knot.
Exclusively for tying flies with up or down-turned eyes to the shank of a hook, this smaller knot allows an excellent presentation by keeping the fly (especially nymphs) in line with your cast.
Works great for tying a monofilament leader to your fly line. Use a needle to create a hole through the center of your fly line and out the side. Next pull your leader line through the hole. Then use a nail as a brace so you can wrap the leader line around the fly line.
Instead of running a needle through your fly line, line up the leader line, fly line and a small piece of stiff plastic tubing. Next wrap the leader line around the tube and fly line five to eight times. Then run the leader line through the tube and remove the tube.
This knot is like a tube or nail knot when you don't have a tube or nail. Take a short piece of strong, double monofilament line and fold it in half. Line up your fly line, leader line and the folded piece of monofilament. Wrap the leader line around the fly line and monofilament and pull the tag end of the leader through the looped part of the monofilament. Use the ends of the monofilament to pull the tag line through the wraps.
Use the Duncan Loop to attach your fly to your tippet. Leave the loop open to allow the fly to swing freely, or close the loop tight against the hook eye for a tight hold.
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Matt Neal secured a comfortable win in the opening Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship race at Rockingham, making the most of mixed circuit conditions to pick up a firs win of the year.
Early morning rain led to team's being forced to gamble on tyres for the race, with the Honda team electing to put both drivers on dry tyres despite a slippery circuit.
A good start saw Neal jump into the lead off the line ahead of pole-sitter Tom Chilton and the double champion was never headed from that point onwards, opening a lead of over ten seconds before backing off in the closing stages.
Neal's team-mate Gordon Shedden came through to second place ahead of Chevrolet's Jason Plato, with the two drivers also running on slick tyres - proving that slick tyres had been the right call at the start of the race.
Slick tyres also helped Tom Boardman fight his way through the field to fourth place, while Steven Kane and Paul O'Neill diced for fifth until the lap, when Kane was able to find a way through at Yentwood.
Andrew Jordan had stormed through the pack early on on a mixture of slick and wet tyres, but as the circuit dried he was unable to match the pace of his rivals and had to settle for seventh, with Tom Onslow-Cole eighth. Onslow-Cole had also started the race on a mix of tyres and suffered a high-speed trip across the grass exiting Pif Paf as he struggled with the handling of the car.
Martin Johnson matched his best ever BTCC finish in ninth, while Rob Collard was tenth having pitted to change onto dry tyres. Collard was involved in a fight with Chilton - who also pitted - for the final point and took the position on the final lap when the pair made contact at the Brook Chicane.
Alex MacDowall slipped back through the pack to twelfth as he struggled with his tyres while Mat Jackson was only 13th after also requiring a pitstop.
James Nash and Andy Neate were the only retirements with 18 cars making it to the finish.


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DCIS is the most common type of noninvasive breast cancer, with about 60,000 new cases in the United States each year. About 1 in every 5 new breast cancer cases is ductal carcinoma in situ.
Women with DCIS are at higher risk for having cancer return following treatment, although the chance of a recurrence is under 30%. Most recurrences occur within 5 to 10 years after the initial diagnosis, and may be invasive or noninvasive. DCIS also carries a heightened risk for developing a new breast cancer in the other breast. A recurrence of DCIS is not life threatening, but will require additional treatment.
The type of therapy selected may affect the likelihood of recurrence. Treating ductal carcinoma in situ with a lumpectomy (breast-conserving surgery) without radiation therapy carries a 25–35% chance of recurrence. Adding radiation therapy to the treatment decreases this risk to approximately 15%. Currently, the long-term survival rate for women with DCIS is nearly 100%.
DCIS is divided into several subtypes, mainly according to the appearance of the tumor. These subtypes include micropapillary, papillary, solid, cribriform and comedo.


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Scientists have fashioned perhaps the most elaborate piece of DNA origami yet: a tiny three-dimensional vase just 70 nanometers tall. For 5 years, researchers have been able to create nanostructures out of DNA, but until now most of the shapes have been fairly boring, like boxes or polygons, because they needed to be folded around a grid of DNA pegs or "pixels." In their paper published online today in Science, researchers describe a new origami technique, in which they begin by forming rings of different radii with DNA strands. They stack these rings on top of one another to form the basic 3D shape, and then insert "crossover points" to blend the DNA strands into adjacent rings, holding the structure together. They hope that their vase, pictured above in an atomic force microscope image and a computer-generated image, could be used in medicine to deliver drugs or enzymes to specific parts of the body.
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All the flavors of carrot cake in a cookie fit for breakfast. These tasty little morsels from A Healthful Pursuit are absolutely packed with nutrients, yet taste sinful like any good cookie. They're vegan and gluten free, though they could easily be made with regular flour, if that's what you have on hand. Cooked quinoa give them a delightful nuttiness that pairs perfectly with carrots and raisins. Melted coconut butter is a wonderful (and scrumptious) alternative to cream cheese frosting. These make a great breakfast and on-the-go snack, not to mention a fantastic dessert.
Quinoa Carrot Cake Breakfast Cookies
Contributed by Leanne Vogel of A Healthful Pursuit
Prep time: 15 mins
Cook time: 30 mins
Total time: 45 mins
Serves: 24
- ¾ cup raw Bob's Red Mill Quinoa
- 1½ cups water
- 1 cup Bob's Red Mill Gluten-free All-Purpose Baking Flour
- ½ cup Flaxseed Meal
- 2 tsp ground Cinnamon
- ½ tsp ground Ginger
- Pinch Sea Salt
- ½ cup Maple Syrup
- 2 Tbsp Grape Seed Oil
- 1 tsp pure Vanilla Extract
- ⅓ cup Raisins
- 1 cup shredded Carrot, lightly packed, wrap in a clean kitchen towel and ring out extra juices
Optional Topping
- 2 tsp melted Coconut Butter
- Add quinoa and water to a saucepan. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low, and simmer for 15 minutes. Once complete, remove from the stove, remove lid and allow to cool for a couple of minutes.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 350°F and line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicon baking mat. Set aside.
- Add all dry ingredients to a large bowl. Then, measure 1½ cups of the cooked quinoa and add to the dry ingredients. Stir to coat, until all quinoa granules are covered in the mixture. Set aside.
- Add all wet ingredients to a small bowl and stir well.
- Pour into bowl with dry ingredients and stir to combine.
- Stir in raisins and shredded carrots.
- One tablespoon at a time, scoop mixture onto prepared baking sheet, leaving a small space between each cookie. They will not spread out, so you can keep the cookies close. Lightly form each cookie, as you'd like them to come out. I flattened them slightly between my palms.
- Bake in preheated oven for 25-30 minutes, until cooked through and golden.
- Remove from the oven, let cool on the pan for 10 minutes before transferring to a cooling rack and allowing them to cool for a couple of hours. Because cooked quinoa was used in this recipe, the longer you leave it to cool, the firmer it will become. Leave it be and it will transform!
- Drizzle with melted coconut butter and serve. These cookies can be stored in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
Nutritional Information:
Each cookie contains: Calories 100, Calories from Fat 25, Total Fat 2.5 g, Saturated Fat 0 g, Trans Fat 0 g, Cholesterol 0 mg, Sodium 10 mg, Total Carbohydrate 16 g, Dietary Fiber 2 g, Sugars 6 g, Protein 2 g, Vitamin A 15%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 2%, Iron 4%.


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Babes on Broadway
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"Judging from the lines outside the Music Hall yesterday, this was the perfect choice for a New Year's celebration at the Radio City playhouse"—The New York Herald Tribune
By now, the babes were out of the barn, off the farm, and auditioning in New York City. The brash Rooney and the sympathetic Garland impersonate stars of the past, work their theatrical magic to benefit inner-city children, stage a radio broadcast for British war refugees, and refurbish a condemned theater.
Simultaneously, the team introduces the hit "[I like New York in June…] How About You" and enliven both new material and a raft of oldies. They're admirably aided by Fay Bainter, James Gleason, Ray McDonald, Richard Quine, Virginia Weidler, and Donald Meek.


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Job Interview Mistakes to Avoid
I remember when I was looking for a job and when that phone finally rang, I was so excited to finally get the opportunity to show them what I was made of. When you get called in for an interview, here are a few things to avoid.
According to Forbes Magazine's survey of 500 hiring managers around the country, they say that today's job candidates aren't professional enough. Here are the biggest mistakes they say people make during the interview process.
Dress the Part
Three out four interviewees don't dress up enough for their interviews and many hiring managers say that this is a "detrimental mistake". One helpful hint here is one I go by when I don't know what the dress code is for where I'm going: Dress yourself so well, everyone else thinks they're under dressed. You can never go wrong with a black business suit. It's my standard clothing scheme for situations like interviews. It makes me feel confident and powerful and according to one survey, hiring managers can notice your confidence level within the first 30 seconds of meeting you, so wear something that makes you feel confident and your body language will follow suit. No pun intended. (OK. Maybe just a little…)
Watch Your Social Media Pages
Just over a third of hiring managers say that they check candidates' Facebook and Twitter pages and almost always come across unprofessional comments or photographs on candidates' social media pages. If you went on spring break or went to the beach for summer vacation and there are photos of you in your bathing suit doing keg stands in Cocoa Beach, you may want to hide them or remove them. Also watch spelling and grammar on your social pages. About half of hiring managers say that grammar and spelling are two important skills to have so watch what you post.
Know Where You're Applying
If you plan to say that you're very intrigued by what the company is doing and the interviewer looks at you and says, "What specifically is it that intrigues you?" and you have nothing, it looks terrible. Know the roots of the company, what they've done in the last year and maybe a few things that are in the pike for them for at least the next quarter or two. It will make you look good and that you've done your research, are detail oriented and well organized.
Question Everything
Several hiring managers say that candidates appear bored or disinterested when they don't ask enough questions. If you can't think of one, ask about the dress code. That's one that I always ask. The brilliant minds over at Forbes say other good questions to ask are, "How does this position fit into your company's long term plans?" because it makes you look like a forward thinker and that you're planning on staying for the long haul and "How would you describe the ideal candidate?" because then you can see how your work ethic and skill set could fit in.
A few other no nos: Don't chew gum, don't bite your nails, turn off your phone and if you can't turn your phone off don't be looking at it every two seconds. Turn it to silent or vibrate and leave it in your bag. Don't be over confident because you're going to look like a cocky jerk and no one likes a cocky jerk and also don't talk smack about your former boss or former company. Especially if you're still working there; and if you got fired it will just look like sour grapes.


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Edification 5 – Activities
Paul makes a simple statement concerning the gathering of believers, "Let all things be done for edification (building up)". (1 Corinthians 14:26) The purpose of this series of posts (See "Edification 1 – Introduction", "Edification 2 – Definition", "Edification 3 – Scope", and "Edification 4 – Responsibility") is to examine the term "edification" in order to better understand Paul's simple statement.
The purpose of the church coming together is to bring the entire church into unity, to strengthen their relationships with Jesus Christ (to know him), and to mature the church toward being more like Christ. The Holy Spirit is responsible for edifying the church – and, in fact, only He is capable of affecting the transformation necessary for the lives of believers. However, each believers is also responsible for obediently responding to the work of the Holy Spirit in their own lives and exercising spiritual gifts as He directs. But, what types of activities does the Holy Spirit use to edify the church?
In the same sentence where Paul commands the Corinthians that everything they do should be for the purpose of edification (1 Cor 14:26), he also lists several example activities: hymns, instructions (teachings), revelations (prophecies), speaking in tongues, interpreting tongues. We cannot assume, however, that Paul intends to give an exhaustive list. Previously in the same passage, Paul mentioned praying and how praying can edify either an individual or the church, depending on the nature of the prayer. While this could be an instance of tongues (i.e. praying in tongues with or without interpretation), it could also be a separate activity.
This brings up an issue that deserves consideration. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul lists many different gifts of the Spirit. Later, when he is writing the section of the letter that we call Chapter 14, he primarily focuses on the gifts of speaking in tongues and prophecy. Many have suggested that the reason for Paul's focus on these gifts is that the Corinthians were not exercising one or both of these gifts correctly. This is a possible interpretation. But, we should recognize that Paul does not state this in the text; instead, it is inferred from his focus on these two activities.
There is another explanation. Paul could be focusing on gifts of speaking in tongues and prophecy as example gifts of those which normal do or do not edify the church. The gift of speaking in tongues represents all gifts and activities that, on their own (i.e. without interpretation), does not edify the church but only edifies the individual. On the other hand, the gift of prophecy represents all gifts and activities that edify the church. In this case, then the guidelines listed for speaking in tongues (one at a time, with interpretation, etc.) would also be guidelines for other gifts and activities that normally would not edify the church. The guidelines that Paul gives for prophecy (one at a time, the first person stops if another starts, testing by the group, etc) would also be guidelines for other gifts and activities that normally would edify the church.
Also, there is no reason to suspect that Paul did not expect the Spirit to work through other gifts during the meeting of the church. For example, in 1 Corinthians 12, Paul also lists the gifts of wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, discernment, helping, and administration. Thus, the Spirit could also use these gifts in various activities in order to edify the church. However, it would seem that the guidelines offered for speaking in tongues and prophecy would apply to these activities as well, as mentioned above.
Similarly, there may be other activities and gifts that the Spirit could use to edify the church that are not necessarily listed in 1 Corinthians 12. For example, Paul does not mention the reading of Scripture, but the Spirit does use Scripture to edify the church. Similarly, Paul does not mention singing, but singing can also be used to edify the church. (Yes, I know that Paul mentions "hymns", but in two other passages, "hymns" are said to be spoken, not sung: Eph 5:19 and Col 3:16.) Thus, the activities are not limited to those mentioned. However, the guidelines should be followed regardless.
For me, that brings up the question of the number of people exercising their gifts or performing certain activities when the church comes together. For both prophecy and speaking in tongues, Paul says "two or three". Does this carry over to other activities, such that two or three people may be allowed to teach, bring a hymn, help others, read Scripture, pray, or sing? This is not clear, though it would be beneficial to allow several believers to participate in that manner. What is clear is that Paul did not intend for one or two people to dominate the meeting.
So, in concluding a brief look at the various activities, the Spirit uses many different people who carry out many different activities to bring the church to unity, to help them to know Christ more, and to mature them toward Christ-likeness, that is, to edify the church.
Series on Edification:
1. Edification 1 – Introduction
2. Edification 2 – Definition
3. Edification 3 – Scope
4. Edification 4 – Responsibility
5. Edification 5 – Activities
6. Edification 6 – Simplicity


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Because Kevin Durant and the Oklahoma City Thunder have been successful for a few years now, it's easy to forget he spent the first couple years of his career deep in the NBA's cellar, playing for losing teams that picked in the lottery every season.
Such is the phenomenon of tanking, folks.
Philly Inquirer: 76ers should seek out Durant
And Durant endured two 20-win seasons before he was gifted the full supporting cast of Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Serge Ibaka. This experience gives Durant free rein to speak on the topic, and he used that ability to give advice to the Philadelphia 76ers, a team that stripped their roster in recent years and committed to tanking for years to come.
Durant was drafted second overall to a team with Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis, both NBA All Stars at the time, and he expected to fit in as a member of one of the NBA's best combinations.
The Sonics had different idea, though. They traded Allen and Lewis away before the season ever started, a move similar to the 76ers' draft-day deal that sent Jrue Holiday to the New Orlenas Pelicans in exchange for Nerlens Noel. The Sonics players were more highly regarded, but the general approach is no different.
Durant told The Philadelphia Inquirer what it felt like to be in the midst of an obvious effort to tank.
"It was tough for me especially coming in as a young player," Durant told the Inquirer. "I thought I was going to play with Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis when they were all-star every year."
Things worked out quite differently, as Durant played through a 20-64 season his first year and came back the next season as a member of the relocated Thunder to go 23-59.
"Every game it was tough knowing that it was going to be hard for us to win," Durant said. "But what we did was come in and work hard every day, and know that it was going to be a process and maybe a tough year."
He drew on his own experience to deliver a message to the 76ers, one of the NBA's youngest teams.
"You just have to keep pushing through it," said Durant, offering simple but proper advice.


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John Moore, s/o Joseph, b. Sudbury 8 May 1683, m. (1) Abigail ---- [Wright, per 58:177], m. (2) Weston 24 Dec 1714.[This source appears to have attributed the first marriage to the this John Moore incorrectly, since they had children when this John was just 20, and named their first son Jacob (not Joseph), so this was probably the John who was the son of Jacob, b. 1673. However, Abigail appears to have lived to 1729, so that John Moore could not have been involved in the second marriage in 1714, and it appears the second marriage is correct as stated. See a fuller discussion on Family:John Moore and Deborah Allen (1).]


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The Political Economy of Democratic Transitions
In the last two decades, there has been a widespread movement from authoritarian to democratic rule among developing countries, often occurring against a backdrop of severe economic crises and the adoption of market-oriented reforms. The coincidence of these events raises long-standing questions about the relationship between economic and political change. In this book, Stephan Haggard and Robert Kaufman explore this relationship, addressing a variety of questions: What role have economic crises played in the current wave of political liberalization and democratization? Can new democracies manage the daunting political challenges posed by economic reform? Under what economic and institutional conditions is democracy most likely to be consolidated? Drawing on contemporary political economy and the experiences of twelve Latin American and Asian countries, they develop a new approach to understanding democratic transitions.
Haggard and Kaufman first analyze the relationship between economic crisis and authoritarian withdrawal and then examine how the economic and institutional legacies of authoritarian rule affect the capacity of new democratic governments to initiate and sustain economic policy reform. Finally, the authors analyze the consolidation of political and economic reform over the long run. Throughout, they emphasize the relationship between economic conditions, the interests and power of contending social groups, and the mediating role of representative institutions, particularly political parties.
"Haggard and Kaufman...bring a fresh perspective to the study of the political economy of democratic transitions by reminding us that institutional landscapes are important in determining policy preferences, choices, and outcomes in 'transition' societies."--Omar G. Encarnación, Comparative Politics
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Dear Family Advisor
I took the brunt of my dad's nastiness my whole life. Now I am his caretaker and I resent it.
Last updated: Aug 11, 2008
My dad has been a handful all his life -- prone to making demeaning and very sarcastic remarks. I am his oldest child, and my mom and I took the brunt of this as I was growing up. Now he is almost 90 years old and has vascular and frontotemporal dementia. Since my mom died four years ago, my husband and I have been his primary caregivers. I work full-time, so my husband does the yeoman's work -- taking him to the doctor, shopping, and so on. Dad has been in a retirement home for the past two months, but there are still things to do for him. My sister lives two hours away and comes down about four times a year, just for three or four hours at a time. My dad has recently started taking some meds that have evened out his temperament a bit, but I still can't help being resentful of him for the way he treated me. I'm also resentful of my sister. What can I do to get over this?
As surprising as it may seem, you can actually do a lot if you can view this situation as an opportunity. Care giving for a parent has much to teach us about life and relationships. Even if we thought we left our family -- and family dynamics -- behind years ago, care giving can bring them crashing back, as if we never grew up. But it also gives us a chance to work through our feelings as adults.
So dealing with long-term resentment begins with remembering that, as diminished as your father may sometimes make you feel, you are a grown woman. He does not set the rules anymore; you decide how you will care for him. And now that he has moved to a retirement home that can help with many of his needs, you can rest easy knowing that you don't need to be there at his beck and call.
On a practical level, here are some changes you can make now:
• Tell your father when he hurts your feelings. With his dementia, this may not upset him, or, if it does, at least not for very long, so don't worry about it damaging your relationship. And it probably won't have any impact on his behavior. But this is mostly for you anyway, not for him. Just tell him he can't talk to you that way and then walk out of the room to show him that you won't tolerate it. This is a perfectly legitimate response on your part.
• Detach yourself more from him if you need to. You can continue to be a good daughter and excellent caregiver without getting all tangled up emotionally. Don't stop helping him -- run errands, take him to the doctor -- but stay at a "safe" emotional distance. If it helps, put an iPod earphone in one ear and play music to drown out some of his remarks! Don't feel guilty about this. It's enough to be there for him.
• Find other resources to meet some of your father's needs. You don't have to take him to every doctor's appointment and run every errand. His retirement home may offer some services, and the staff there can direct you to community resources that can help with others. Save your energy for the things you think are most important.
• Assign your sister some specific tasks. Financial or legal management, for example, can be done from a distance. And don't be available every time your father needs someone. Tell your sister you're going out of town for a holiday (and go!), and let her know that she'll need to come and care for Dad or make arrangements for his care. She may have fallen into the rut of seeing you as the primary caregiver, and perhaps she thinks you don't need or want her help. Or she may just be dumping it all on you. In either case, you will need to reeducate her. As the author Maya Angelou says, "We teach people how to treat us."
Doing these things will relieve some of the physical burden and resentment. It will also give you a chance to focus more on resolving your feelings.
Realize that the resentment you hold toward your dad hurts you the most. Keeping negative feelings inside and stewing over them causes you needless pain and can affect your health. And it's no fun. In my own life, I found that at some point I was just tired of being angry all the time and was ready for a change. I needed to get the feelings out.
So vent! Do it whatever way works best for you -- pretend your dad's in the room with you and scream at him at the top of your lungs when no one is at home. Write down all your memories of him -- good and bad. Or create a venting "ceremony": Write your resentments on slips of paper, read them out loud, then set them on fire and watch them burn up. Then sing a song that you like or find some other way of healing. You might want to do this more than once, and each time you do, you'll probably let go a little more.
Other tricks to letting go: Carry a stone in your pocket when you're with your dad, and touch it to remind you to choose joy over resentment. And keep visuals in your house as prompts. I have a photo of a strainer that helps me imagine my hurts and resentments washing right through me.
Also try to develop realistic expectations of your father and yourself. Realize that he has never been able to meet your emotional needs and is not going to now. And you probably won't ever come to love him on a deep level. So instead, focus on just accepting him as he is. He must have gone through life as a pretty unhappy man. Do you know where his meanness came from? As the old saying goes, "Hurt people hurt people." Uncovering your parents' past can be a bit like pulling the curtain back on the Wizard of Oz -- they suddenly don't seem so powerful. It may be hard to believe, but your feelings of resentment will probably give way to pity.
Finally, remember the big picture. You are much, much more than your father's daughter. Your relationship with him is only one aspect of your life. Like many caregivers, you may have neglected the other parts for a while. It's time to take them back. When is the last time you went to a comedy club? Out with girlfriends? On a weekend trip with your husband? Some of the best cures for resentment are laughter and taking care of yourself. Dote on yourself at least once a week -- get a pedicure, spend a couple of hours at a bookstore, get a coffee with a friend. Envision the "you" that you want to be in five years -- and start taking steps toward becoming that person.
Because of your dad's age and health issues, you know that he will soon pass away. You, on the other hand, have a long life ahead. You may not be able to change him, but you can change how you choose to deal with him and with your own emotions. Hopefully, that will ease your final days with him and leave you at peace when he's gone.
- Dad Has Dementia and I Find Myself Lying to Him More and More. The Guilt is Killing Me!
- My mom wants me to drive her on her dates!
- I Can't Seem to Get Over the Grief and Shock of Finding Out My Husband Has Alzheimer's.
- Transitioning Mom's Care: How to Make a Smooth Shift Emotionally and Physically
- My Cousin Refuses to Believe That His Mother is Facing Worse Problems Than Just "Old Age."
- My brother is bent out of shape because he wasn't named executor of our parent's estate -- I was.
- Caring for a Parent and Child at the Same Time
- How to Coordinate Caregiving Finances With Siblings
- Dad's in hospice and I'm afraid this is our last Christmas together -- but my brother isn't even planning to come into town!
- Mom is Jealous of Dad's Care Aide!


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At age 40, I gave myself the gift of a breast lift. Since my teenage years, I had always felt my breasts were too large for my 5', slight and athletic frame. Nursing two children had further negative effects.
Five weeks after my lift - I am very happy with the results! I am not in any pain. I fit into cute tops that I have always eyed from afar. I feel more confident and walk taller, no longer slouching to disguise my chest. I wish I had done this years ago. I am actually excited to go bathing suit shopping in a few weeks.
I am hard pressed to list any "cons". As with any surgery - you can expect some recovery time. It goes by quickly and the results outweigh any inconveniences associated with recovery.


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While demand for BlackBerries and Palm Pres is drying up, according to ChangeWave
Take this with the usual grain of salt, based, as it is, on a survey of early adopters who have already decided to buy a smartphone in the next three months.
But in a ChangeWave report released Wednesday, 30% of respondents said they would prefer to have a phone running Google's (goog) Android operating system -- a five-fold increase from six months ago and up 9 points since December.
Only 29% preferred Apple's (aapl) iPhone OS X, up 1 point from December, and 13% wanted Research in Motion's (rimm) BlackBerry OS, down 5 points. Demand for Microsoft's (msft) Windows Mobile and Palm's (palm) Web OS remain in single digits.
The biggest beneficiaries of what ChangeWave calls "the monster wave of demand for Android OS phones" are Motorola (mot) and HTC, as the first chart below the fold suggests.
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"Only six months ago," the report notes, "Motorola was virtually dead in the water at 1%." Today the popularity of its Droid model could bump it another 3 points to 16% of planned purchases. Meanwhile HTC, which built the first Android phones and manufactures Google's Nexus One, also picked up 3%.
The BlackBerry is still the smartphone to beat among ChangeWave members, with 38% of the market compared with the iPhone's 33%. But Apple is gaining steadily, as the chart below shows.
And the Apple iPhone continues to blow the rest of the field away in terms of user satisfaction. 77% of iPhone users say they are "very satisfied" with their current smartphone, a number that is up 3 points over the past three months. By contrast, only 38% BlackBerry owners said they were very satisfied in the most recent survey, down 4 points since December.
The survey was conducted between March 9 and March 23 among 4,040 consumers drawn, according the ChangeWave Alliance website, from "a worldwide group of 25,000 highly qualified business, technology, and medical professionals ... who spend their everyday lives working on the frontline of technological change."
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RETAILERS in Witham told a Government minister they wanted to see lower business rates.
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After meeting the town team forum with Witham MP Priti Patel, who arranged the visit, he visited three of the town's oldest independent shops.
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Last year, an acquaintance named Dave, a television writer who had fallen on hard times, decided to make an economy move to South Carolina. An indicator of his sour mood is that he now includes "The Swamp" in his e-mail address. I have every reason to believe that this Hollywood transplant isn't referring to the physical landscape, but to the folks who live there. Over the past several months, he has made it perfectly clear that he feels as if he has awakened to find himself dwelling in Dogpatch.
As we all know, a certain amount of trauma takes place anytime we pack up. But that's especially the case when we set down 3,000 miles away. No longer do we know where the barbershop is or the dry cleaner or the coffee shop where they remember to drain the tuna before making your sandwich. If you add to the mix the fact that the man is middle-aged and, thus, regarded as over-the-hill in a business that confuses youth with ability, one can readily understand a certain amount of bitterness.
Even though I thought he was over-reacting to neighbors whom he felt were too devout in their religion and too conservative in their politics, I continued to feel he was more to be pitied than censured. But that all ended as of last week. In response to something I had written in favor of the war in Iraq, he took me and most of his fellow Carolinians to task.
He e-mailed me a very curt note to let me know he was totally opposed to my position. He simply couldn't imagine how I could possibly be in favor of a war that had already seen a few thousand American soldiers killed.
Of course, people opposed to the war – any war – always presume to have dibs on the moral high ground. Only they, they would insist, care about the youngsters who do the actual fighting. Only they are truly compassionate. Anything you say in opposition merely makes their case, proving that you are a blood-thirsty ogre who enjoys nothing better than the death and maiming of young Americans.
When you remind him, as I did, that he was one of those people who had prophesized that we would lose upwards of a hundred thousand troops during the invasion, he insists that the total number of casualties is inconsequential. So it's a waste of time pointing out what a tiny number of losses America has actually suffered in ending Hussein's evil regime, particularly when compared to the lives lost in single battles at places like Iwo Jima and Guadalcanal, Belleau Wood and the Battle of the Bulge.
So, instead, I argued that while I, too, hate the idea of young Americans dying, the fact remains that we have an all-volunteer military these days. One has to assume that when one voluntarily signs up to serve, one does so knowing the risk involved.
To which he replied, in that smug way that so many liberals adopt when being holier-than-thou: "Maybe because I live near Parris Island and see so many young Marines walking around, I believe I know better than you that these kids have no idea what they're letting themselves in for."
That did it. At that moment, my pity supply ran dry. It's one thing to disagree about American foreign policy, but to be that insufferably condescending about all the young men and women who have enlisted in the military is simply beyond the pale.
The scary thing is that I know any number of people who share his insufferable attitude.
Oddly enough, it is only when young people opt to devote some portion of their adult lives to serving their country that left-wing hypocrites suddenly decide that they're too callow to make such important decisions. How is it if an 18-year-old decides to join the military, it's a sure sign of immaturity, but if he decides to become an insurance salesman, a stock broker or a priest, we're supposed to assume he's all grown up and knows what he's doing? Why do these people frown on the 18-year-olds who believe in defending America's freedom and liberty, but give a pat on the back to teenagers who go off to expensive universities in order to major in Gay Studies, Comic Books or 19th century Portuguese poetry?
One of the lame answers liberals will offer is that, in performing their military duty, the youngsters might get killed. Well, the fact of the matter is that not only does everybody die, but, war or no war, only the very elderly die at a faster clip than the young.
American teenagers commit suicide as if there's no tomorrow, thus ensuring that, for them, there won't be. Many more die as a result of drugs, either through using them or selling them on someone else's turf. Others die because they get drunk on a regular basis, and end up driving their cars into telephone poles. So, why is it that people such as Dave only seem to view their premature demises as tragic when they happen to die wearing a military uniform?
What I find truly offensive about the liberals' point of view is that while they abhor the idea that their sons and daughters might even consider serving in the military, if their offspring decided to take up criminal law and spend the next fifty years springing serial killers and child molesters, these same parents would be popping their buttons and throwing a party.
I ended up by writing one final e-mail to Dave. I let him know I thought his attitude towards those Marines in his neighborhood was patronizing and presumptuous, and that he had better keep his opinion to himself if he didn't want to get a well-deserved punch in the snoot. What's more, judging by the fact that in his mid-50s he felt he had no option but to move clear across the country to a place he obviously detested, he had a lot of chutzpah criticizing other people's career decisions.


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Removing the stigma of drug addiction is definitely a step in the wrong direction. Drug addict should be SHUNNED.
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Oct 25, 2012 at 12:11 pm
This is such a wonderful effort on the part of those planning the event that I would just like the Pleasanton Weekly to announce all events earlier as 'looking at the week ahead - upcoming events.' They will hopefully thus be better attended!
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It was a beautiful event. Very sad but also bringing awareness to Pleasanton ..........thank you Mothers With. A Purpose.
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Ryan Greene and Rob Miech discuss UNLV's 71-57 loss to San Diego State in the opening round of the Mountain West Tournament, which more than likely punched the Rebels' dance ticket ... for the NIT. The guys discuss the lingering problems which could not be cured heading into the MWC tourney, and just how long fans can expect to see the Rebels hang around in whichever tournament they go to.
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One of these days, America will go back to work, Bernie Madoff will pay back everybody he owes and Jupiter will align with Mars.
Then peace will guide the planets.
And UNLV will beat San Diego State in basketball again.
It won't happen this year.
The Aztecs are the Rebels' worst nightmare. It's like trying to take Freddy Krueger to the hole on Elm Street. San Diego State is quicker, taller, bigger, longer, stronger and any other "er" word you can think of than the Rebels.
Like "better."
The Aztecs proved it for the third time this year Thursday, drubbing the Rebels 71-57 in the Mountain West Conference quarterfinals at the Thomas & Mack Center.
It seems strange to say, but it wasn't that close. The Rebels were never in the game. Not in the beginning. Not in the middle. Not at the end.
Regardless of how many shots Wink Adams willed into the basket — and he willed in a lot — it would have taken a Ponzi scheme to end all Ponzi schemes for the Rebels to beat the Aztecs on this day when the pyramid came crashing down in front of 10,856 mostly stunned spectators.
"I thought our three performances against UNLV were good, better and this was the best," said Steve Fisher, the San Diego State coach, after the Aztecs (22-8) finished a rare three-game sweep of the Rebels (21-10), with two of the wins coming in Las Vegas.
It was sort of like facing the Braves when they had Maddux, Smoltz and Glavine. There weren't enough big hitters in the UNLV lineup to counteract San Diego State's physical superiority.
The Rebels lost the first game in overtime and led the second one Saturday at halftime. But the third one was a beat-down in just about every way imaginable.
There would be no clicking their heels together three times and repeating "There's no place like home." Not this year. Not against this Aztecs' team.
"San Diego State played great," UNLV coach Lon Kruger said. "They had a lot of control over what was happening on both ends of the floor."
Control? This was like a NASA flight director bringing in a crop duster.
The visitors led 42-27 at halftime and it took the Rebels 15 minutes of the second half just to get the deficit under 10. They kept whittling and whittling and whittling but they did it with fingernail clippers when they needed a fireman's ax.
At one point, I turned to a colleague and said, "San Diego State is playing smart," and as bizarre as that sounded, he agreed.
Even with a 15-point lead, the Aztecs kept both oars in the water and two feet in the paint. Heretofore known as a bunch of serial jump-shot jackers, they simply refused to make a field-goal attempt early during the shot clock, unless it was a layup, and there were plenty of those.
At halftime, San Diego State had scored 22 points in the paint. UNLV had four. At the end of the game it was 36-14. This is what happens when big guys do not live up to press clippings and watch the game from the end of the UNLV bench.
At least the Rebels didn't get killed on the offensive boards like they did Saturday, when the Aztecs rebounded their own misses 16 times. But that was mostly because San Diego State was shooting 3-footers, and those usually don't result in offensive rebound opportunities.
SDSU's dominance was so thorough that when Fisher was asked if there was anything about the game he didn't like, he couldn't come up with anything.
The Aztecs turned the ball over 20 times Saturday. Fisher didn't like that. On Thursday, they had only seven turnovers. Even more impressive: They had 19 assists to the Rebels' five.
This wasn't your dad's San Diego State team or your grandpa's San Diego State team or Steve Fisher's typical San Diego State team. Beginning with Lorrenzo Wade, this one played with the discipline of a drill sergeant.
The former Cheyenne prep star, who began his college career at Louisville, was ill during the teams' first meeting in Las Vegas but not so sick that he couldn't muster the energy to take some of worst shots since Dick Cheney went hunting with his buddies.
This time Wade was 7-for-13 from the field, pulled down 10 rebounds and handed out four assists.
When Lorrenzo Wade plays within himself, or the team concept, you know you're in for a long night. Adams would have had to score 50 points to offset a game like that from the Aztec power forward, and unfortunately for the Rebels, he got stuck on 24 for the longest time. He finished with 26.
After struggling so badly down the stretch, Adams played great. But any chance the Rebels might have had to make a game of it probably ended when Rene Rougeau picked up two quick fouls to earn a seat on the bench. Wink couldn't do it all by himself, although he sure did try.
Rougeau played only eight minutes in the first half, and this isn't a team that can have him watching instead of getting after people who are bigger than him.
He'll get to play at least one more, of course, but it'll probably be in the Little Dance instead of the Big Dance. Teams that wheeze toward the finish line like an overheating Buick usually don't receive NCAA Tournament berths, barring some strange and unforeseen development, such as an outbreak of influenza or a swarm of locusts descending on the Eastern seaboard.
Kruger didn't sound very optimistic when asked about the Rebels' NCAA Tournament chances, and he's usually the most optimistic guy in the house.
"I don't think we've done the things at this point where you sit there on Sunday (during the selection show) expecting to get in," he said.
And so Jupiter didn't align with Mars and the Rebels got whipped by San Diego State. As a result, they'll probably wind up in the NIT, playing somebody like Weber State at home or Washington State on the road. Although I hear Pullman is beautiful this time of the year, it's still pretty hard to get to.
It's a bitter pill to swallow for a team that began the season 17-4 and beat mighty Louisville on its home court. That now seems like such a long, long time ago.


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First, a word of caution. Game Sim for this season is still unproven. What does that mean? Game Sim learns about teams as the season progresses. So, with only a few games under a team's belt the prediction model is using a limited dataset. With that all said, its still fun to see the predictions.
Iowa at Virginia Tech - Hokies win 77-74
Minnesota at FSU - Minnesota wins 73-71
NC State at Michigan - Michigan wins 85-72
Maryland at Northwestern - Maryland wins 68-67
Nebraska at Wake Forest - Nebraska wins 71-70
UNC at Indiana - Indiana wins 79-73
On day 1 Game Sim predicts that the Big Ten will hold a 4-2 advantage.


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The always controversial, Russell Brand, hasn't fronted a show for the BBC since 2008 after making a prank call alongside Jonathan Ross to actor Andrew Sachs which spiralled out of control. Almost four years later, Brand is now trying to rebuild bridges in hopes of presenting a new show on BBC3 about drug addiction.
The prank call which aired on BBC Radio 2's The Russell Brand Show wound up receiving a number of compaints which would later see Brand resign from his post as radio host, and left Ross suspended without pay for three months.
Although the comedian went on to star in a number of Hollywood films such as Get Him To The Greek and Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the new BBC show would be extremely close to his heart as he has suffered from drug addiction himself, as well as losing friend Amy Winehouse to drug addiction.
A representative for the BBC has said, "We are working with Russell on a programme about addiction in the UK but it's currently only in its early stages." Brand has also proposed to waive his fee for presenting the show to try to seal the deal and avoid any criticism.[Source: Guardian]


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A RISE in recorded sexual assaults and rapes may be down to publicity surrounding historic sex crimes by celebrities such as Jimmy Savile, according to Scotland's Justice Secretary.
High-profile investigations into celebrities such as BBC presenters Savile and Stuart Hall emerged yesterday as possible reasons behind the rise in recorded sex crimes last year.
New figures released by the Scottish Government showed virtually all other categories of reported crime had fallen except sexual offences, which increased 5%. Rapes rose 16%.
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Kenny MacAskill said that, while statistics showed Scotland's communities were "becoming safer places to live, with recorded crime falling for the sixth year in a row to its lowest level for 39 years", the rise in sexual offences was concerning.
Mr MacAskill said there may be a Savile link. He added: "There's no doubt high-profile historic matters resulted in people stepping forward. That's a good thing.
"We wish the figures were going downwards but at the moment I think we are seeing justice being done as it should be. Whether it was perpetrated last night or decades ago, those who did it should be brought to justice.
"If that means a rise in figures at the moment, so be it. But equally we have improved how we investigate and we have improved how we deal with victims."
Sandy Brindley of Rape Crisis Scotland said: "It's a significant increase in rape and that's worrying.
"However, it's almost impossible to tell how much this is about increased confidence and publicity from high-profile cases, and how much it means there has been a rise in attacks."
Police Scotland Deputy Chief Constable Rose Fitzpatrick said of the link: "It may be one of the factors in the rise in reported cases. Seeing other victims come forward gives people confidence they will be dealt with sensitively."
There was some indication in the breakdown of sex offences of more reporting of historic cases. The figures include statistics recording attacks committed prior to December 2010. In 2009/10 these peaked at 1685 cases, falling the next year to 1275 and to 288 in 2011/12. In 2012/13, when these might have been expected to fall further, they rose to 316 cases, or by 10%.
Overall, crimes recorded fell by 13% between 2011/12 and 2012/13.
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Attempted murders and serious assaults were down 22% to 3643, while robberies fell 18% to 1832.
Crimes of dishonesty fell 12% to 135,899, while fireraising, vandalism and similar crimes were down 21% to 59,479.
There were 7693 sexual offences, up 332 on 2011/12, including 1372 rapes, up from 1183. Handling an offensive weapon fell 29% to 4015, down from 5631 in 2011/12.
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