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The Rolling Stones have been around for half a century, but they clearly show no signs of mellowing with age. Instead, Mick 'n' Keef and the gang are as rebellious as ever, as evidenced by their new NSFW video for "Doom And Gloom," which features original Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Swedish actress Noomi Rapace and plenty of blood, bullets, and boobs.
Hey, it's only rock 'n' roll, but we still like it.
In the shock-rocking, fever-dreaming clip, lensed by famously controversy-baiting director Jonas Akerlund (Prodigy's "Smack My B**** Up," Madonna's "American Life," Lady Gaga's "Telephone"), Noomi shoots up zombies, flips the camera the bird, sets money on fire, rolls around in garbage, chain-smokes, guzzles booze, spits blood, dresses like J.R. Ewing, dances in the rain, binges on burgers, flashes her chest, rocks some very Minaj-worthy wigs, rocks out in a Paris warehouse with the actual Stones...and basically goes insane.
She actually makes Keith Richards seem like a normal person in comparison. Which is awesome. Check the video out below, but be warned: It is EXPLICIT.
"Doom And Gloom" is the first Rolling Stones single in seven years and appears on the group's just-released Grrr! Greatest Hits compilation.
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Pirelli & C.: Special Meeting of savings shareholders
Special Meeting Of Savings Shareholders Of Pirelli & C. Spa:
Reduction Of Share Capital Resolved Upon By Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting On 12 December Approved: Nominal Value Of Each Share Will Change From 0.52 Euros To 0.29 Euros
The Reduction Is Directed Towards Distribution Of An "Extraordinary Dividend" Of 0.154 Euros Per Share (For A Total Of 827 Million Euros) And The Setting Aside Of Reserves For 408 Million Euros
It May Be Assumed That The "Extraordinary Dividend" Will Be Paid After Mid March
Milan, 14 December 2007 – A Special Meeting of savings shareholders in Pirelli & C. SpA was held today.
The Special Meeting approved the reduction of share capital of approximately 1,235 million euros resolved upon by the Extraordinary session of the ordinary shareholders' meeting of 12 December. The share capital thus changes from the current 2,791,311,344.64 euros to 1,556,692,865.28 euros by way of reduction of the nominal value of the ordinary and savings shares, which will change from 0.52 euros to 0.29 euros.
The reduction, proposed by the Board of Directors of Pirelli & C. SpA last 9 November, has as its purpose to allow payment to the shareholders of part of the financial resources obtained from the sale of the stake in Olimpia SpA, through distribution of an "extraordinary dividend" of 0.154 euros per share (for a total amount of approximately 827 million euros), as well as to optimize the equity structure of the company, by setting aside to reserves approximately 408 million euros.
It may be assumed that the "extraordinary dividend" will be paid after the first half of March 2008. As far as tax implications, the transaction, realizing a payment of capital, is exempt both for the company and for the shareholder-beneficiaries.
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Self-Harm and Confidentiality
I have been wanting to see a therapist about self-harm and depression but I don't want my parents to ever be aware of either. I have seen a therapist in the past for social anxiety and I was highly considering asking my parents to take me to another therapist for social anxiety but in all reality it would be more for the depression. Can I do this without them knowing about the depression and self harm (I'm not currently self harming)? Is the therapist required to tell them that I am depressed and such, because my parents have no knowledge of it? I want to be 100% sure of what they'd have to tell my parents before I do this. I don't want my parents to know because it could be potentially stressful or painful for them and I have worked very hard on keeping it a secret for this long and I hope they will never know of mainly the self harm. I'm 17. Thank you for your time.
A: Let me begin by saying that I think you are putting way too much energy into keeping these issues from your parents; energy that you could be putting into getting better. What would be so bad about your parents knowing that you have struggled with depression? I can understand that you don't want them to know about the self-harm, but chances are that it is related to the depression, too.
Each therapist may handle the lines of disclosure between a parent and teen differently. Although, in most states, there are some basic laws and guidelines that must be followed, such as disclosing if someone is at risk of harming themselves or others. But again, the definition of self-harm typically means suicide, not self-harm such as minor cutting.
I suggest that you ask your parents to take you back to the therapist you saw before or a new therapist, if you prefer. Use any reason you are comfortable with to get there, but once in therapy, ask the therapist about their policies of disclosing information to parents. You are 17 (almost an adult) so most therapists would be willing to work with you on some things without full parental knowledge as long as you are truly not in danger. The therapist can help you decide what is important enough to tell your parents. However, there may be reasons beyond your control that would lead to disclosing more to them, such as needing a medication evaluation.
Your parents love you and want what is best for you. You don't have to suffer in silence. They may handle all this much better than you realize, but you won't know if you don't give them that chance.
All the best,
Dr. Holly Counts
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She's been listed by Vanity Fair and Esquire as one of the most beautiful women in the world, and now Jennifer Connelly will be lending her good looks to a new beauty spokesmodel gig.
The 41-year-old has been tapped by makeup and skin-care brand Shiseido, where she will be the celebrity face of its fan-favorite premium skin-care line Future Solution LX.
"I am honored to be working with Shiseido again and to be representing the Future Solution LX line globally," the actress, who has appeared before in the brand's Japanese ads, said in a statement. "Like Shiseido, I believe it is important to prepare now for our future well being. I look forward to sharing my journey with Future Solution LX with women worldwide."
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Another image of Gothenburg
It's hard to understand what homelessness means. And it's easy to judge people who you don't know. With the project "Another image of Gotenburg", Gothenburg Rescue Mission together with Stendahls wanted to provide insight into a parallel reality.
Up until Christmas, Jasmin, Costel, Sixten, Peder och Tommy who are living or have lived as homeless will photograph and share their reality through Instagram. The images will be posted at the campaign site enannanbildavgbg.se, where you can support a picture with 50 SEK by sending a text.
By supporting a picture, you increase the value for the vernissage at Hasselblad Center on the 9th of January, where the images will be shown and sold. Every cent will go to the work that Gothenburg Rescue Mission does against homelessness and exclusion in Gothenburg.
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Hey everyone! I thought I would post in here cause it doesn't have that much traffic so I thought maybe some traffic could come this way.
Anyway, I thought it would be fun to have a bunning challenge.
The Challenge would be June 1sst - September 1st.
The rules would be:
- You have to have wear some type of bun at least 4 days a week.
- You don't have to be 3c to participate you can be whatever you wanna be..I'm probably not even 3C lol.
- That is all.
- Oh and You don't have to sleep in buns..unless you want to.
- ADDED!: You can't sleep with your hair down! (that just causes a disaster for me anyway)
Anyone can chip in some rules, I have no idea really.
I thought we could update with pictures of our buns if we make any creative ones.
I'll try and post a picture of my length before or on June 1st. I'm too lazy to do it right now.
Okay well I'm going to start now but it will officially start on june 1st.
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- Women's perceptions of coronary heart disease: an integrative reviewPatricia L Hart
Acute Care Nursing, WellStar Health System, Marietta, GA 30127, USA
J Cardiovasc Nurs 20:170-6. 2005....
- Effects of nursing care and staff skill mix on patient outcomes within acute care nursing unitsPatricia Hart
Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia 30127, USA
J Nurs Care Qual 26:161-8. 2011..The findings from this study have implications for nursing practice in the areas of staff orientation, education, and patient outcome monitoring...
- Nurses' knowledge of heart failure education principles survey: a psychometric studyPatricia L Hart
Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA 30144, USA
J Clin Nurs 20:3020-8. 2011..To compare the psychometric properties of the original dichotomously scored Nurses' Knowledge of Heart Failure Self-Management Education Principles Survey with a Likert scored version...
- Medical-surgical nurses' experiences as first responders during deterioration events: a qualitative studyPatricia L Hart
WellStar School of Nursing, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA, USA
J Clin Nurs 25:3241-3251. 2016..To explore and understand the experiences of medical-surgical nurses as first responders during clinical deterioration events...
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J Clin Nurs 23:2769-78. 2014..To explore and understand medical-surgical nurses' perceived self-confidence and leadership abilities as first responders in recognising and responding to clinical deterioration prior to the arrival of an emergency response team...
- Hearing the voices of newly licensed RNs: the transition to practice: a qualitative study suggests that new nurses need more guidance and support than they're gettingLeeanna Spiva
LeeAnna Spiva is director of nursing research, WellStar Health System, Center for Nursing Excellence, Atlanta, where Frank McVay is an RN Patricia L Hart is assistant professor, Kennesaw State University, WellStar School of Nursing, Kennesaw, GA Lisa Pruner is clinical practice nurse, Kennestone Nursing, Marietta, GA, where Donna Johnson is assistant nurse manager, professional practice Kenzie Martin is a staff nurse at Windy Hill Hospital, Marietta, GA, where Betsy Brakovich is vice president and chief nursing officer and Sency G Mendoza is clinical educator Contact author LeeAnna Spiva, The authors have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise
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10th of September 2014, as I lied on the operating table, my mom's voice echoed on my mind before the anesthesia took effect, "You have been through your worst."
I knew she was referring to the depression I had six years ago.
There was a stark contrast between my attitude towards life.
Back then, I wanted to take my own life. I lost all sense of hope. I found no way out. There was no single soul available to hear my silent pleas for help. Sleeping pills and tranquilizers were temporary relief to my disturbed mind. What I remembered most was this constant replay of negativities in my mind. It irked people to hear the same stories repeated over and over again.
The psychiatrist explained the "chemical imbalances" that occurred in my brain and was immediately repaired by medications.
My mom was there~ she helped release the "anger" I had deep inside…
Now, I held on to dear life, praying that the surgery will proceed without complications.
|Jesus, the Way, the TRUTH, the LIFE
14th of September, as I listened to Fr. Barron's invitation to allow the light to pervade the 'darkness' within… I realized that I had created a ticking bomb inside me that took toll on my health. God taught me humility.
I have been silent for awhile. My journey is known to my intimate friends and those who frequent my blog.
People would often send me direct messages in Twitter asking for prayers for those contemplating suicide. I have left the front lines to my deacon friend and a psychotherapist who directly communicates with them. And this I say to younger friends who assist in suicide prevention, if you are not equipped, not strong enough ~ then find more creative ways to help. Raising awareness to suicide prevention is one.
And in truth, the key is inside…nobody can open the gateway to LIVE [not merely survive] but you.
Choose life!
I thank Ms. Gabriel Acosta, MSW@USW Community Manager, who invited me to participate in the 100 Voices for Suicide Prevention.
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n 1968 Ruth and Paul are told that his low sperm count makes it unlikely they will have other children. Upset,Ruth leaves the village and meets some students,with whom she gets stoned at a party though she turns down the offer of sex with a lad called Brian. Eddie becomes more and more convinced as he talks to Amy that Alice is indeed a ghost and not an imaginary friend,locating news of her death in the local library archive. In 2010 Nisha gives birth to a daughter,whom she names Alice. Ruth stays on to help and hears evidence of a poltergeist. Scott tells Nisha that,in his teens, Mark had a fling with Olive Runcie,who would seem to be an elective mute,speaking when it suits her.Resumen IMDb.com
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This is the first Bull Fight map dedicated to the awesome clan of EDF (more info in profile) this map requires the bull fight variant in my file share, pics also there, ill upload em here too, check it out these type of levels are always really fun!
Cool, but I don't like the squareness. Great design and aesthetics, though. It will be an inspiration to my Bull Dome DLX v2.Here's v1:http://www.bungie.net/Online/Halo3UserContentDetails.aspx?h3f ileid=73829178Things here appear over time, such as a teleporter to a second bull dome on top of the map, but you usually don't get there unless you have a lot of people.
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Coats for the Children donations up over 2008
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WRAL's annual Coats for the Children telethon raised nearly $66,000 for the Salvation Army Friday.
That is about $10,000 more than last year.
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On Thu, Mar 16, 2006 at 10:11:23AM +0100, Magnus Hagander wrote: > Considering the amount of bug repotrs that get their first question as > "what's the locale" and "what's the encoding", should we perhaps add > those fields to the bug reporting form? > > And if we should, should we add them as optional or mandatory? Mandatory, including a quick description on how to get the values. Has anyone considered something like "reportbug" in Debian which collects a certain amount of information about the system and then creates an email with the information included. Of perhaps a pg_buginfo like this: $ pg_buginfo <dbname> Platform: blah Version: blah Compiler: blah etc... FrozenXID: blah Encoding: blah Locale: blah Which could then be cut and paste into an email or the bug form. Maybe with optional table name it would provide more info about just that table. Or if you provide a query it generates explain output. Obviously it won't work in situations where the system is completely broken. Have a nice day, -- Martijn van Oosterhout <kleptog(at)svana(dot)org> http://svana.org/kleptog/ > Patent. n. Genius is 5% inspiration and 95% perspiration. A patent is a > tool for doing 5% of the work and then sitting around waiting for someone > else to do the other 95% so you can sue them.
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Eric Cohler's Cozy Manhattan Apartment
"This is someone who is elegant, comfortable with formality, complex, a bit mysterious. Precise in their thinking, they quickly understand concepts, connect ideas, and envision ways to make things happen."
Dressy glamour prevails in the living room,
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jpete wrote:This stuff doesn't appear to be even a little magnetic.
I think I might throw a small shovel on top and see what happens.
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TV writer David Mills dies at 48
David Mills, who worked on award-winning US drama The Wire and ER, died after suffering a brain aneurysm, according to reports.
Mills became ill on the set of new drama Treme in New Orleans and died later in hospital.
He was co-writing the show and acting as co-executive producer.
Actor Wendell Pierce, who played Detective William 'Bunk' Moreland on the Wire, and portrays a musician in Treme, spoke of Mills' talent as a writer.
'He was very quiet and introverted, but spoke volumes when he wrote,' Pierce said.
'He challenged us as actors and he challenged Americans when it came to matters of race.
'He was one of the more talented people working in TV. He made it much more than just empty entertainment.
'I'm so sorry he won't be able to see the launch of the show he cared so much about.'
The cast and crew held a memorial service for the writer yesterday.
HBO, the cable channel behind The Wire and Treme released a statement describing Mills as 'a gracious and humble man who will be sorely missed by those who knew and loved him'.
Mills began life as a journalist and worked for The Washington Post, before turning his writing talents to TV.
Mills won Emmys for co-writing and executive producing the miniseries The Corner and an Edgar Allan Poe award in 2007 for The Wire.


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WARSAW — Irena Sendler, a Polish Catholic social worker credited with saving some 2,500 Jewish children from the Nazi Holocaust by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto, died Monday (May 12, 2008), her family said. She was 98.
Mrs. Sendler has been called the female Oskar Schindler, but she saved twice as many lives as the German industrialist who sheltered 1,200 of his Jewish workers. She died at a Warsaw hospital, daughter Janina Zgrzembska said.
President Lech Kaczynski expressed "great regret" over Mrs. Sendler's death, calling her "extremely brave" and "an exceptional person."
Mrs. Sendler was a 29-year-old social worker with the city's welfare department when Germany invaded Poland in September 1939, launching World War II. Warsaw's Jews were forced into a walled-off ghetto.
Seeking to save the ghetto's children, Mrs. Sendler masterminded risky rescue operations. Under the pretext of inspecting sanitary conditions during a typhoid outbreak, she and her assistants ventured inside the ghetto and smuggled out babies and small children in ambulances and in trams, sometimes wrapped up as packages.
Records show that Mrs. Sendler's team of about 20 people saved nearly 2,500 children from the Warsaw Ghetto between October 1940 and its final liquidation in April 1943, when the Nazis burned the ghetto, shooting the residents or sending them to death camps.
"Every child saved with my help and the help of all the wonderful secret messengers, who today are no longer living, is the justification of my existence on this earth, and not a title to glory," Mrs. Sendler said in 2007 in a letter to Polish lawmakers who honored her efforts.
In hopes of one day reuniting the children with their families — most of whom perished in Nazi death camps — Mrs. Sendler wrote the children's names on slips of paper. When German police came to arrest her in 1943, an assistant hid the slips, which Mrs. Sendler later buried in an associate's yard. Some 2,500 names were recorded.
Anyone caught helping Jews in Nazi-occupied Poland risked being summarily shot. The Nazis took her to Pawiak prison and tortured her, leaving her with scars, but she refused to betray her team.
Zegota, an underground organization helping Jews, paid a bribe to guards to free her. Under a different name, she continued her work.


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Baseball/Football Star Has Record-breaking Day…
BOONE, N.C. – Senior wide receiver Matt Szczur had a career-high four touchdowns and threw for another score to lead Villanova (9-4) into the semifinals of the Division I Football Championship with a 42-24 victory at No. 1 seed Appalachian State (10-3) at Kidd Brewer Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The defending national champion Wildcats won on the road for the second straight week to reach the semifinals for the second year in a row and third time in program history.
Villanova had never won a true road game in the postseason before last week but has now won two straight playoff road games by lopsided margins. That turnaround matches the way the team has turned around its season, going from the brink of elimination from postseason contention to being one step away from returning to the national championship game. In the process, the Wildcats have won a road game against then-No. 1 Delaware in the final game of the regular season, defeated Southland Conference champion Stephen F. Austin on their home turf and eliminated the top playoff seed with today's victory.
In the semifinals next week, Villanova will face No. 5 seed Eastern Washington. The game will take place this Friday night (Dec. 17) at 8 p.m. at Roos Field in Cheney, Wash. The contest will be nationally televised on ESPN2.
For the first time in his career, Szczur registered touchdowns by way of rushing, receiving and passing in the same game. He did all that in the first half alone as Villanova built a 28-10 lead by halftime before staving off numerous attempts by the Mountaineers to start a rally in the second half. This was the 32nd consecutive game since 2003 in which the Wildcats have defended a double-digit halftime lead en route to a victory.
Szczur wound up running for 105 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries, caught a team-high five passes for 45 yards and a score and went 2-of-2 through the air for 58 yards and a touchdown. He had 207 all-purpose yards and this was the second time in his career that he found three different ways to score a touchdown in the same game; the other was in the first round of the playoffs in 2008 and included touchdowns via a rush, pass and kick return.
Villanova is the defending FCS national champion, with Szczur leading the Wildcats to last year's crown. He signed a professional contract with the Chicago Cubs and played minor league baseball this past summer after being drafted in June in the 5th round of the MLB draft. Szczur is joined on the football team by fellow baseball players Marlon Calbi and Christian Culicerto.
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How do I beat (Giant sea monster)?
Having trouble killin the sea monster inside the cave after u fight off the gunships. get past the tentacles but and kill it from the inside.
jeremy421c - 8 years ago
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what you do is after you get the tentacles, it will then bite the boat, when it does so, shoot it in the eye and it will open its mouth, when it does so, run inside and wait for it to close it. it will then summon blue tentacle things, just shoot them when they turn blue. After you shoot a few of them, you will be given a hole in the neck to throw a grenade into, later rinse repeat 3 times.
throwawayloki - 8 years ago
Once inside the mouth, shoot the tentacles that turn blue then, throw a grenade into its throat. You must have some patience here and time the throw. Do this 2 more times.
If you miss a throw its okay. Re-shoot the tentacles in the mouth and try to throw the grenade again.
The important part is timing.
Mastershake52 - 8 years ago
When fighting the sea monster you need to shoot or chainsaw the tentacles as they land on the ship. Once past that part you must shoot the monster in the eye and run into it's mouth. Once inside you need to shoot the tentacles at the blue part while they spin around. Do this enough and you can lob grenades into the throat that pushes forward. Just do this a few times over and you will get it.
spiralds - 8 years ago
LIke everyone said, you just avoid the tentacles and then quickly chainsaw them, or else the boat will be dragged under and you die. When the fish bites down on the boat, you shoot it in the eye and run into it's mouth. You should see an odd mouth type thing surrounded by tentacles. When the tentacles turn blue, shoot them and the mouth thing will open, giving you a chance to throw a grenade in there. DON"T. While you can attempt to throw the grenade now, it is much easier to wait. Shoot the tenatacles and cause the mouth to open again, but be patient. Once more, shoot the tentacles, and when the mouth opens, it will be very close to you. NOTE: You must get the grenade in this time or the monster will swallow you. Don't worry, it is easy with the mouth so close. Now, just reapeat three times and you have defeated the fish.
ZwolF58 - 8 years ago
1. Chainsaw the tentacles
2. Pickup the grenades at the front of the boat
3. When the monster bites the front of the boat shoot it in the eye, when the mouth opens run into the mouth.
4. Shoot the blue tips of the tentacles.
5. When the throat opens chuck a grenade in there.
6. Repeat step 3-5 two more times
valderon - 8 years ago
Thats not an easy one. The Leviathin ( My Name for the Beast) will begin by trying to sink your boat with its tenticles. when they attack, chainsaw them. (the 1st tenticle lands right in the middle, where the lancer is.) there will be 3 to cut. afterwards, the leviathin will ram you, which does nothing. then it will charge out of the water and bite the boat. shoot one of the eyes, (i prefer the right eye) and it will retreat. when it comes back, shoot the eye again. the leviathin will open its mouth allowing you to enter. enter the mouth before it closes. you will see what looks like a second mouth, and tenticles from inside the mouth with twirl and attack. while they're twirling around, shoot them with the lancer or pistol. after you shoot 3 of them, the second mouth will open. throw a frag grenade into the mouth. after it explodes, exit the mouth. the levithin will try to take down the boat with its tenticles again. (just once or twice though) just chainsaw them again and wait for it to charge. chansaw the tenticles, shoot the eye, kill the twirly tenticles, throw a grenade, and repeat this process until victory is yours.
(3 grenades will do)
H8forLucifer - 8 years ago
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Bordeaux give young stars their chance
Bordeaux coach Francis Gillot will field a youthful line-up at home to Newcastle in the Europa League on Thursday, with his side's place in the knockout stages already assured.
Although Polish international Ludovic Obraniak would have missed out due to injury, Gillot has left a large group of other first-choice players, including goalkeeper Cedric Carrasso, left-back Benoit Tremoulinas and top scorer Yoan Gouffran, out of his 16-man squad.
With captain Jaroslav Plasil also rested, creative midfielder Gregory Sertic will lead the side at the Stade Chaban-Delmas, where a draw would mean Les Girondins finish as Group D winners.
"I want everyone to be ready to play," Gillot, whose side begin a run of four matches in 11 days against the Magpies, explained.
"Finishing top of the group doesn't necessarily mean you'll get an easier draw. I want to blend experience with youth, and I expect a lot from the game as I'm not closing the door to anyone. Youngsters who have never done so will start, others will come off the bench."
But Newcastle may have to contend with Mali international forward Cheick Tidiane Diabate, whose muscular style will pose problems for their back four.
The 24-year-old is determined to emerge from the shadow of Gouffran, who has been Bordeaux's main goal threat this season.
"I want to be the pride of Africa like Eto'o, Drogba, Adebayor and Kanoute. I think I can get to their level," Diabate, who has scored 25 times in 49 professional starts, said.
"I would like to play more. Honestly, it's something that annoys me. But I understand the coach has put a team in place, and it's working well."
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Analisys of the Shadow Economy in the Wood Industry
This paper investigates the impact of the reduction in the number and size structure of large enterprises in the wood industry on the dynamics of the shadow economy in the wood industry in Slovenia. The empirical results show that the dynamics in the reduction of the number and size structure of large enterprises in the wood industry significantly contributes on the increasing share of the shadow economy in the wood industry. The most important decision factors to participate in the shadow economy are the level of taxes and contributions, opportunities for better earnings and tax regulations. The estimated share of the shadow economy in the wood industry is 21.7%. As the basic solutions to reduce the share of the shadow economy and to speed up the dynamics of the entering of small enterprises in the wood industry are improved regulation system to provide better incentives to operate within the formal sector and better access for necessary financial capital at acceptable guarantees. As important are also good practices by the state institutions by providing incentives for entrepreneurship and encouraging decisions for the setting up of an enterprise.
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Sport Chalet is turning 55 this year and to mark its anniversary, the retailer is taking a look at some of the biggest fitness trends and milestones from the past five decades, and forecasting trends consumers can expect in the decade to come.
In 1959, Norbert and Irene Olberz opened an intimate ski shop in La Canada Flintridge, Calif. Now there are 51 stores in four states, featuring the industry's top brands across a variety of sports and fitness activities.
"It's interesting to see how far the fitness industry has evolved over the years. We are proud to have contributed to the trends over the past 55 years and look forward to supplying our community of athletes with the latest gear and equipment for many years to come," said CEO Craig Levra. "Our experts and buyers are educated in the current fitness innovations and have a keen eye for what's coming down the pipeline, so we can collectively make recommendations we stand behind."
Sport Chalet expert Robert Follett has provided the below roundup of some of the biggest fitness fads from the past 55 years:
- 1960s. The vibrating belt machine was invented as a way to get maximum exercise with minimal effort. Users believed that the machine loosened fat through its vibrations, making it easier for the body to flush it out. Some advertisements even claimed that that the machine could improve muscle tone with spot reduction in just 15 minutes.
- 1970s. Joe Weider revolutionized fitness when he introduced the Weider Home Gym, one of the first home exercise systems. The door knob exerciser proved especially popular among stay-at-home moms looking for a convenient way to fit fitness into their daily routines. Today there are modern versions of this convenient home workout system, such as the Marcy Fit 150 lb. Stack Home Gym.
- 1980s. Jazzercise came to national attention when founder Judi Sheppard Misett performed her exercise routine on national television. Within three years, Jazzercise had grown to a $40 million business as middle-aged moms across the country danced their way to fitness. Aerobic exercise, championed by Jane Fonda, also became popular across the country with Fonda herself selling more than 17 million copies of her at-home workout VCR tapes. This was also when leg warmers became a hot fitness fashion trend.
- 1990s. Cross-training, or combining training methods to enhance overall fitness performance, grew in popularity as consumers looked for novelty in their workouts. At gyms across America, fitness enthusiasts could be found sprinting, running, swimming, cycling and trying other new and varied ways to get their blood pumping, which resulted in the emergence of the cross training shoe. This was also the decade rollerblades became a novel fitness trend. Participation in rollerblading blew up by over 600 percent from 1987 to 1995, with the in-line skates ubiquitously appearing on sidewalks across the country.
- 2000s. Consumers must have been looking for extra motivation after the turn of the century, with boot camp and personal trainers coming in as two of the top trends of the decade. Boot camps build strength and fitness through intense group interval training and varied routines that can include running, weight training, TRX straps and plyometrics. The trend of group fitness was evident this decade, as CrossFit, P90X and Zumba also became extremely popular.
- 2010s and beyond. Wearable technology has been one of the biggest trends of the decade so far, and is poised to continue to explode in popularity over the next ten years. The industry will evolve from wrist-based devices like the Magellan Echo Running Watch, to devices integrated in apparel and footwear that will be able to regulate temperature and track heart rates. Eco-friendly and sustainable diets will also gain traction, while virtual at-home trainers will evolve and multiply.


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Sounds pretty crazy, right? Really, no one expects to hear about an SEO professional who loves waking up to the news that Google's latest tweaks have resulted in dramatic changes to the natural search results!
For most SEO insiders and webmasters, the news that Google's made changes is often accompanied by panic and terror – but I've always taken a different approach. In my years of working in the field, I've seen plenty of changes come and go, including all of the following:
- The release of "Universal Search" in May 2007. Before this important date, the natural search results were standard, ten-item text-based listings. Afterwards, they were bolstered with helpful results pulled from Google's New, Local, Video and Image results – making search much more user-friendly and engaging.
- February 2009's release of the "Vince" update. Although Google indicated that the change was fairly minor, it signaled the start of Google's tremendously important shift towards weighting known brands more highly in the SERPs. That's had a huge impact on how I handle web promotions and on how I advise my clients to run their digital marketing campaigns.
- The launch of "Google Instant" in September 2010. At the time, plenty of SEOs felt that this change – which displayed recommended search queries as users typed in the search bar – signaled the end of SEO as we knew it. Not only did the industry fail to collapse, plenty of us are now using this service as a part of our keyword research efforts.
- The "dreaded" Panda update, which hit the industry in February 2011 (since no list of SEO updates is truly complete without this zinger…). Lots of sites were hit hard by this web spam crackdown, and while I don't want to sound combative, I was glad to see it. Any effort on the part of Google to get rid of thin content will always be welcome in my book.
- Google's next "small animal" update – the Penguin algorithm change, which went live in April 2012. This one was a big game-changer for working SEOs in terms of the best practices used to handle on-site optimization. As you'll see below, I love it when Google changes cause us to reevaluate the way we SEOs do things – nine times out of ten, the changes that result from the search giant's algorithm tweaks lead to better on-site experiences for our visitors.
Specific algorithm changes aside, here's why I love Google updates so much…
Algo changes weed out old websites that use dated techniques
Google's search algorithms are constantly changing and evolving in order to provide the best possible search results to their users. For webmasters using outdated techniques, this is incredibly frustrating, but I see it as an opportunity since my goals are aligned with Google's. I want them to provide the best results – I just want them to consider my results to be the best!
As an example, one technique that's recently been devalued due to algorithm changes is the use of profile links. In the past, spammers would set up bogus profiles on high PageRanks sites that offered user accounts with the sole purpose of adding URLs to these sites. Obviously, this doesn't help anyone – from the manipulated sites that receive inappropriately high SERPs rankings to the legitimate sites whose servers get hit with millions of fake accounts – so I'm glad to see it gone.
Algo changes hit spammers hard
The problem with black hat SEO isn't just that it's unethical, it's also temporary!
The search engines are constantly working to weed out the unscrupulous and manipulative practices that get low quality sites ranked in inappropriately high SERPs positions. After each change rolls out, I'm delighted to see certain types of spam plucked from the results pages in order to favor higher quality sites that deserve these positions on their own merits.
And really, who am I kidding? It's always great to see the websites that put in the effort to do things right be rewarded over black hat spammers J
Algo changes weed out the weak
In addition to filtering out spam results from the SERPs, algorithm changes weed out the weak results – including sites that haven't kept up with recent changes or ongoing website maintenance. For me, this means less competition and higher rankings for the sites that I actively manage using the latest best practices.
Whether I'm working on my own sites or my clients' projects, I'm constantly looking for ways to beat the results that rank ahead of me in the SERPs. This can be frustrating – especially when I see content in the top spot that appears to be their due to age only. Sometimes I get lucky and Google's algorithm changes open up these spots for me as they weed out results that haven't kept pace with SEO changes.
Algo changes aren't always fair
This might not sound nice, and I certainly recognize that there are situations where good quality websites are penalized unintentionally by algorithm changes.
However, what I love is that this inherent unfairness forces SEOs to figure things out on a deeper level. When a site is targeted unfairly, we have to tweak things, apply recommended fixes and even contact Google in order to regain lost rank – all of which makes us better SEOs.
In general, I've found that most of the sites that receive penalties unfairly are those without concerted SEO strategies (or those whose campaigns haven't kept pace with industry changes). Yes, it can be frustrating for these sites to deal with algorithm changes, but in all the cases I've seen, the result is a webmaster that's smarter and more aware of SEO priorities – and much less likely to let similar issues arise in the future.
Algo changes keep us guessing
Finally, one of the things I love about SEO is that it's never boring! Can you imagine how SEO work would look if the algorithms never changed? We'd all be sitting in our offices, plugging away at the same, repetitive set of tasks – day-in and day-out. I can't think of anything more mind-numbing…
Part of the reason that I got into SEO in the first place was the constant challenge. Sure, it might be frustrating to have to drop everything in order to determine exactly why one of my sites dropped rank or lost traffic, but I'd rather the search engines keep us guessing than have to stick to the same guidelines every day for the rest of my career.
Overall, you can't deny that the world of SEO is always changing. What passed for acceptable SEO just a few years ago doesn't even scratch the surface of today's methods (really, just try to conquer the first page of Google's results with a few optimized meta tags, compared to a site with a fully-integrated content marketing, branding and link building strategy).
However, I challenge you not to think of these changes as something so terribly negative. While they can be stressful in the moment, they actually represent a significant source of opportunity for the webmasters who are willing to step up and do the work needed to secure high SERPs rankings in the long run.