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I like dresses with a slight kimono look to them..really easy to wear and style differently depending on your mood but I'm still looking for that perfect one. I used an H&M belt that a reader in Tokyo gave me at an event to cinch this one in…to be honest it's been months that I haven't known what to do with it but the black on black/suede on silk works for me. This in-between casual and not type of look is something that I think I subconciously do on purpose to avoid categorization.


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The morning after winning the Miss Universe pageant, Olivia Culpo answers questions during an interview,Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012, in Las Vegas. The 20-year-old Rhode Islander who brought the Miss Universe crown back to the U.S. for the first time in 15 years is hoping that her quick rise through the beauty pageant ranks and an onstage stumble will show women that anything is possible. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The city of Cranston is known – sort of – for being the one-time home of the Narragansett Brewing Company, and it scored a mention in the Jim Carrey flick "Dumb and Dumber."
But the city has suddenly found itself at the center of the universe.
The nation's smallest state has gone big on pride after Cranston native Olivia Culpo snagged the Miss Universe title on Wednesday night in Las Vegas, beating out 88 other women from six continents to bring the title back to the U.S. for the first time since 1997.
Cranston Mayor Allan Fung calls it "mind-boggling" to have his city of 80,000 residents, the third largest in Rhode Island, put on the map for an international audience. He says Culpo's win is inspirational for the city, state and nation.
"To have Olivia perform the way she did, with the poise that she did, coming from where she came from, it provides this really feel-good moment," he said Thursday. "She's going to be a wonderful ambassador for Cranston in particular, her hometown, but our state and our country."
Fung gave the 20-year-old Boston University student a key to the city after she was crowned Miss USA in June, the first time anyone from Rhode Island had won the title. A tree was planted in her honor at City Hall, and student musicians from local high schools played. Culpo herself is an accomplished cellist.
Fung said she can have another key to the city -- or whatever she wants -- given her beauty pageant promotion.
"She is the center of the universe," he said.
In an interview, Culpo thanked Rhode Islanders for their support and said she loves the state "where it all started."
"I think it's cool to put Rhode Island on the map," she said. "To be able to have come from such a small place and to now be representing so much is so cool."
Rhode Island residents' nerves were on edge after Culpo tripped slightly during the competition's evening gown segment.
She then was asked a question about whether she had ever done something she regretted; she said you learn from every experience, good or bad, but that she regretted picking on her siblings growing up.
After she was crowned, congratulations flooded Twitter, including from her former Catholic school in East Providence, St. Mary Academy Bay View and from Providence Mayor Angel Taveras.
U.S. Rep. David Cicilline sent out a news release including a picture of her in a white dress and her Miss USA sash that was taken outside his Washington, D.C., office. He said she had already made Rhode Island proud but that "her success tonight is an even greater source of pride for the Ocean State."
While Culpo will be back in Rhode Island for the holidays, no official appearances as Miss Universe are planned.
She said she's looking forward to seeing one of Providence's landmarks while she's home: the giant termite atop a pest control business near downtown.
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What To Put Inside Your Engine To Get More Power Out Of It
To a lot of us, engines are a bit like women. We can usually figure out when something is wrong, but we don't know for sure what makes them tick. That's because engines, like the fairer sex, are complicated.
An engine is basically an air pump. The standard gasoline-powered internal-combustion engine, the sort of contraption that most likely is under the hood of your rig, uses a four-stroke combustion cycle to convert air and fuel, which is mixed at a ratio of about 14 to 1, into energy. The four-stroke cycle used by our engines sometimes is referred to as the Otto cycle, after Nikolaus Otto, who invented it in 1867. In the first stroke, known as the intake stroke, the piston starts at the top of the cylinder. As the piston moves downward, the intake valve opens and the resulting vacuum fills the cylinder with a fuel/air mixture. Next comes the compression stroke, where the piston moves back up the cylinder to compress the fuel/air mixture, which it can do because on this stroke, the intake and exhaust valves are closed. When the piston reaches the top of its stoke, the ignition system sends an electrical charge to the spark plug, which does its job and emits a spark, igniting the mixture. The resulting explosion drives the piston downward, thus turning the crank through the connecting rods and sending power to the transmission. This part of the cycle is referred to as the combustion stroke. The final part of the cycle is the exhaust stroke, in which the exhaust valve opens and the piston makes another upward stroke, as always driven in part by the rotational forces of the flywheel, to push the remnants of the ignited mixture out of the cylinder.
If you're like us, you're wondering how your engine works within the context of looking for more power from it. And this is where things start to get complicated. Besides just understanding the basics of how an engine works, you must also understand what horsepower and torque are. Horsepower is defined as a unit of power numerically equal to a rate of 33,000 lb-ft of work per minute. Torque, meanwhile, is the twisting motion that tends to produce torsion or rotational motion. Well, fine, but these definitions really don't apply to the real world, do they? So what are torque and horsepower when it comes to the real world? To put it simplistically, horsepower is the ability to move weight a given distance, while torque provides the ability to get that weight moving.
So is it better to have torque, or is it better to have horsepower? For the most part, the more you can have of both, the better. Lots of horsepower is great, but without low-end torque, horsepower, especially at the top of your engine's rpm range, is fairly useless-unless you are a professional mud racer or spend a lot of time in the dunes at high rpm. A ton of torque is also a good thing, but without appropriate horsepower, it's also of little use. For the most part, a healthy balance of both, with as much of the torque as possible in the low end of the rpm range, is the best setup for an all-purpose trail rig.
Now that you have a little clearer picture of how an engine works, and of what horsepower and torque are, the quest for more power can begin. Because an engine is an air pump, the majority of modifications you can make to improve its power output involve making the engine inhale and exhale more effectively and more efficiently. As more fuel and air enter the engine, and spent gases exit the engine more quickly, horsepower is unleashed. Let's take a look at the basics of what is inside of your engine and how those parts can produce more power.


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Celebrating the grand opening of the J&R Music World instruments store, the popular headquarters for just about everything music and electronics offered the Metal community a free concert with Shadows Fall followed by a fan meet and greet where lucky headbangers could get a signed poster. We were on point to bring this story to you along with lots of photos. Click the logo link below to be taken to our article on the main PiercingMetal.com site.
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The Tiger is an air-to-air combat and fire support medium-weight - 6 tonnes - helicopter fitted with 2 MTR 390 engines. It is daytime and night combat capable and is operable in NBC environments. Three basic parameters were taken into account right from the start of the development phase: low -visual, radar and infrared -detectability, which provides excellent survivability on the battlefield, maximum efficiency of the weapons and the associated fire control systems without heavier workload for the crew, and an optimized logistic concept offering minimum possession costs. The Tiger ARH is fitted with a 30-mm gun turret; 68-mm submunition rockets, and air-to-air Mistral missiles. It also features a firing sight with 3 sensors: infrared, TV camera and direct optical channel. The complete avionics suite includes multi-purpose colour displays and radar/laser warning receivers. The integrated logistic system enables to drastically reduce the extend of maintenance work per flight hour, and keep the life cycle costs down. There are 3 versions: the Tiger UHT - Germany -, the Tiger HAP - France - and the Tiger ARH for Australia.
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How are gastrointestinal stromal tumors staged?
Survival rates for gastrointestinal stromal tumors
Survival rates are often used by doctors as a standard way of discussing a person's prognosis (outlook). Some people may want to know the survival statistics for people in similar situations, while others may not find the numbers helpful, or may even not want to know them. If you do not want to read about the survival statistics for gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GISTs) given in the next few paragraphs, skip to the next section.
It is very hard to get accurate numbers on survival rates for GISTs. Part of this is because these tumors are not common to begin with. In the past, they were often classified as other types of cancers, which made the numbers available for study even smaller. Treatment has also changed dramatically in recent years now that newer, targeted therapy drugs are being used. The survival rates below are based on people treated many years ago, largely before these newer treatments were used, so people being treated for GISTs today are likely to have a better outlook.
The 5-year survival rate refers to the percentage of patients who live at least 5 years after their cancer is diagnosed. Five-year rates are used as a standard way of discussing prognosis. Of course, many people live much longer than 5 years. Five-year relative survival rates, such as the numbers below, assume that some people will die of other causes and compare the observed survival with that expected for people without the cancer. This is a more accurate way to describe the chances of dying from a particular type and stage of cancer.
The rates below are based on the stage of the cancer when the person was first diagnosed. When looking at survival rates, it's important to understand that the stage of a cancer does not change over time, even if the cancer progresses. A cancer that comes back or spreads is still referred to by the stage it was given when it was first found and diagnosed, but more information is added to explain the current extent of the cancer. (And of course, the treatment plan is adjusted based on the change in cancer status.)
Based on people treated between 1992 and 2000, the overall relative 5-year survival rate of people diagnosed with a malignant GIST was estimated to be about 45%.
- If the tumor was confined to the organ where it started, the 5-year relative survival was 64%.
- If it had grown into nearby tissue when it was first diagnosed, the 5-year relative survival was around 30%.
- If it had spread to distant sites when it was first diagnosed, the 5-year relative survival was 13%.
Again, the numbers for people now being diagnosed with GISTs are likely to be much better. Because these more effective treatments have not been available very long, it is not possible to say exactly how much they have changed the long-term outlook for people with GISTs. We do know that the short-term survival rates are much better, for example, for people diagnosed between 2000 and 2002 than they were for people diagnosed from 1992 through 1999 (before these new treatments were available).
- If the tumor was confined to the organ where it started, the 2-year relative survival improved from 80% (1992-1999) to 86% (2000-2002).
- If it had grown into nearby tissue when it was first diagnosed, the 2-year relative survival improved from 52% (1992-1999) to 68% (2000-2002).
- If it had spread to distant sites when it was first diagnosed, the 2-year relative survival improved from 24% (1992-1999) to 53% (2000-2002).
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Strokes happen for two different reasons. The most common cause is blood stops flowing to the brain. The flow of blood is blocked by a clot or a buildup of a fatty substance called plaque in an artery leading to the brain—a process called atherosclerosis, or more generally, cardiovascular disease. Strokes caused by blockage of blood flow to the brain are called ischemic strokes. More than 85 percent of strokes are ischemic.
Ischemic strokes (sometimes called "brain attacks"), like heart attacks, are preventable because they are caused by cardiovascular disease. And cardiovascular disease can be prevented by living a healthy lifestyle that includes eating right, exercising, and not smoking.
The other 15 percent of strokes are caused by blood leaking into the brain or between the brain and the skull. These are hemorrhagic strokes. These strokes happen when an artery leading to the brain bursts because it is weak or damaged from aging or years of high blood pressure. It's important for you and your healthcare team to know the cause of the stroke to determine the best treatment. Click here to learn more about treatment options for both types of stroke.
TIA (Mini Stroke)
A transient ischemic stroke (TIA) or mini stroke is an ischemic stroke that passes quickly. It is caused by a blood clot or piece of plaque blocking or restricting blood from flowing through an artery to the brain, but whatever was blocking the artery breaks loose and moves along, allowing blood to once more flow freely to the brain. And you feel better—for now.
You may or may not notice if you've had a mini stroke, but if you think you are having a stroke of any kind, the best thing to do is call 911. Mini strokes are often a warning that a full-blown ischemic strokes will happen next. If you discover that you've had a mini stroke, check with your doctor about steps to prevent another stroke. Click here for a list of Questions to Ask Your Doctor about Stroke that you can download and take with you when you go.
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It is also possible to have a stroke and not know it. An MRI taken for some unrelated purpose may show lesions on your brain. Those lesions are evidence of damage to the brain tissue caused by a stroke. At that point, you can't really repair the damage, but it is important to know that you are at greater risk for stroke then you may have realized. Talk with your doctor about what you can do to reduce your risk of having another stroke in the future.
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Unfortunately UNC's problems (which involve its legendary basketball program moreso than its perennially weak football program) will keep Davis out of the discussion. Briles is Grant Teaff 2.0--he doesn't want to leave Texas, and all he has to do at Baylor is keep them out of the Big 12 basement (with Texas Tech and Kansas in the league that should be easy).
With 2:50 left in the first quarter, Arkansas trailed Alabama 7-0 on Saturday. On third down, freshman quarterback Brandon Allen threw a pass to Brandon Mitchell near mid field, but the ball bounced off Mitchell's hands and appeared to be picked off by Alabama cornerback Dee Milliner, who ran it back to the Arkansas three yard line.
It wasn't clear if Milliner had actually intercepted the pass. CBS replays showed the deflected ball wobbling and falling down, down close to the turf, before going up again, scooped up into Milliner's arms.
The question: Did it hit ground first? At any point, did it bounce back?
Yes, it turned out.
The Razorbacks, though, could be falling for a while.
There were too many loose ends in Arkansas' 52-0 loss in Fayetteville. Not even a healthy quarterback, cornerback and fullbacks would have tied them.
The game still had not slipped out of grasp in the early second quarter when, down 10-0, from Alabama 42 yard line Allen misread the Alabama defense and forced a deep pass over the middle to tight end Chris Gragg. Safety Vinnie Sunseri – with such a name, I'd expect him to play for Rutgers, the New Jersey school Arkansas plays next – intercepted the ball and returned it 13 yards. Allen, making his first start, could have made the far more simple throw to an open Knile Davis, who would have run it to near the first down marker.
It's likely Tyler Wilson, Arkansas' injured star quarterback, would have made the safe throw.
On a pass attempt on the next Arkansas drive, Allen stayed in the pocket a couple beats longer than he should have. He was sacked for an eight-yard loss, pushing the Hogs back to their own 20-yard line and killing the drive.
It's likely Wilson would have gotten rid of the ball quicker.
This isn't a jeremiad on Arkansas' unseasoned quarterbacks, who have done about as well as can be expected, all things considered. They had nothing to do with the spotty special teams play. They weren't going to stop a 6-4, 320-pound Australian defensive lineman named Jesse Williams from putting the entire Hogs' offensive line on the barbie. They weren't the ones unable to get around the three preseason All-Americans on Alabama's offensive line, or wrap up bruising tailback Eddie Lacy behind the lines.
Wilson would not have helped in these departments.
If Arkansas' entire roster is healthy, it's good enough to beat the Rutgers, Ole Misses and Auburns of the world – even if the coaching is much worse than it was last season, before Bobby Petrino's attempted career immolation. Even with Petrino as coach, though, the gap between Arkansas and national front-runners Alabama and LSU was obvious.
What makes those programs consistently superb are 1) big, fast, strong four and five star recruits and 2) a winning system most of them buy into.
Petrino certainly had a system in place, which was good enough for frequent upper-tier bowl appearances, but he couldn't sign the nation's best recruits like more established programs. To win, he had to coach his players up, and try to use a high powered offensive system as an equalizer against more talented teams. It worked, except against the teams who always end up where he wants to be – in the national title game.
Petrino didn't put much stock in building relationships with his players off the field. He tended to motivate them through fear, not outward signs of love. In order to attract the very best recruits, a coach must be able to do both. It helps if he genuinely enjoys young people, which is especially important since many top-notch modern players chafe at the gruff, tough-love coaching style of past generations.
Even if the Hogs had kept winning 10 to 12 games a season, Petrino's attitude would have kept Arkansas from recruiting at the same level of more established elite programs. That, in turn, would have kept them from ever entering the ranks of Nick Saban's Alabama or Les Miles' LSU.
The best players in the most talent-rich football areas of the country (especially California, the deep South and Florida) typically grow up as fans of the programs in their area. If that program is winning and has a great coach, it's near impossible to convince them to come to a remote place like Arkansas. But if mama hears good things about how the coach has nurtured a family atmosphere, she is more willing to consider letting her son live so far away and not being able to see him as much.
If there is any silver lining in this unraveling mess of a season, it's that athletic director Jeff Long has a unique opportunity to use all the financial support Petrino's success inspired in the program as a base from which he can hire a coach who's a better fit than Petrino in terms of getting Arkansas close to the level of Alabama and LSU.
Long has already invested in building one of the nation's topathleticcomplexes. He's also willing to pay college football's highest salary, according to a source of Otis Kirk of Hawgs247 [pay wall warning]. Yes, Long hired interim dud John L. Smith. But he's also laid the table for a far more powerful program than Smith's predecessor left behind.
Arkansas could win three, five, even seven more games. It won't matter in the long run if Long doesn't make what turns out to be a home run hire."Arkansas fans, you should simply hope that in 2.5 months or so, Jeff Long hires a big-time coach. That, not this wrecked season, matters now," wrote MattZemek of CollegeFootballNews.com.
Who's Next
Who should it be? Who should Arkansas athletic director Jeff Long decide is the best match for downcast but still fiercely loyal Arkansas fans, for the world-class facilities they have funded and the enduring expectations of a greatness which keeps slipping away?
Arkansas hasn't won a national title since 1964, and the previous head coach put a mistress before the goal of leading the program to another. There are plentycandidates, some of whom could find potential openings at Tennessee and Auburn more attractive. Let's get this out of the way: the next coach shouldn't be Bobby Petrino again. It should be someone who brings these attributes to the table:
1) Genuinely inspires players – Before the Alabama game, I asked Knile Davis and Cobi Hamilton if they planned to step up in Wilson' absence. Both said they would – "I have to will this team to victory," Davis said. "Of course," Hamilton said. Not just with "playmaking ability but also just being a leader, vocally. Because Tyler was really the guy as far as vocally rallying the troops together and taking charge in the huddle."
Wilson, of course, called his teammates out after the Alabama game for not playing as hard in the second half. But it's not the job of Arkansas' best players to also be its best leaders. The next coach should realize this, and embrace it. Naturally, someone who really cares about his players will also most inspire them. As much as some people are clamoring for a hire of West Virginia's Dana Holgorsen, his reputation fordrunkencavorting should remove him from Long's final list.
2) Has developed an extensive recruiting network in the South, especially Texas. The north and east parts of Texas have long been a source of future Hogs. This extremely talent-rich area becomes even more critical because, quite frankly, most all the best young players in other close recruiting hotspots – Louisiana, southern Mississippi and Alabama – grow up as LSU, Alabama or Auburn fans.
To many north Texans, Arkansas is attractive because it's a closer SEC school. Granted, Texas A&M is now in the mix, but with the right hire Arkansas should still have a better program than the Aggies in the short term. A five-star Texan is much more likely to eschew a good Texas A&M team and join Arkansas than a five-star player from the Deep South would snub an elite Alabama or LSU program.
3) Has substantial experience as a head coach in a major conference. Some Hog fans are enticed by the head coaching potential of Alabama's defensive coordinator Kirby Smart or Garrick McGee, Arkansas' former offensive coordinator, now head coach at UAB, Arkansas State coach Gus Malzahn. But the Razorbacks can't afford to roll the dice on such unproven candidates, especially someone like Malzahn who – for all his ties to the state – is already one of its most polarizing sports figures.
The following are my top two choices for the Hogs' next head coach. I'm assuming big names such as Jon Gruden, Pete Carroll and Gary Patterson won't seriously consider any offers:
1) Art Briles
School: Baylor
Age: 56
Amazingly, he's spent his entire 33-year coaching career in Texas, working from the high school ranks up. Arkansas has never had a head coach with anything near this level of Texas recruiting connections. His Baylor program has shown steady improvement the last four years, notching a 6-3 Big 12 record last season under Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III. Griffin's star continues to rise at the NFL, which will help Briles lock up future elite recruits from around the nation.
2) Charlie Strong
School: Louisville
Age: 52
At this point, Strong looks to be the most likely and logical candidate. A Batesville native and UCA alumnus, he knows Arkansas. He's not as plugged into Texas circles, but his impressive bona fides as a defensive line coach at Notre Dame and defensive coordinator for two Florida national championship teams will impress the elite defensive recruits Arkansas has sorely lacked. Strong also appears to have Louisville, at 3-0, improving at a rapid pace.
Some wonder whether his race (African-American) will be a problem as he would be the first black head football coach in Razorback history. It's possible that this matters to someboosters, but consider Fayetteville, Ark. has one of the lowest populations of African-Americans among all SEC school towns, which matters to some young African-American recruits considering different colleges. If their potential head coach firsthand understands the challenges of a young black male in a majority white culture, that matters.
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Annie Lydens is accustomed to juggling a demanding academic schedule at Pomona College and her running career for Pomona-Pitzer with equally exceptional results.
Lydens, a senior, has a 3.99 grade-point average while studying philosophy, politics and economics. She was chosen for internships the last two summers at NATO headquarters in Belgium and with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the State Department. As an athlete, she finished third at the NCAA Division 3 cross-country championships last year. This year, she overcame surgery in January and a recent hip injury to qualify for the national meet again with a seventh-place finish in the West regional competition.
This weekend, however, her parallel worlds will collide.
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After much thought she decided to pass up the cross-country nationals on Saturday in order to be in Seattle for the final interview phase of the Rhodes Scholarship selection process. Two winners from each of 16 districts across the United States will be awarded the prestigious scholarship to study at England's Oxford University. Lydens will be interviewed by the selection committee on Friday and will learn the result on Saturday.
"It's difficult to be asked to choose between two sides of myself," she said Wednesday. "But I feel pretty confident about the decision that I made."
It helped, too, that she didn't have to choose between the Rhodes interview and an NCAA team championship. She would have competed for an individual title.
"It was a decision that I took very seriously because when I think about the amount of time that I've put into my season and the amount of time that my coach and the rest of the team have put in, you don't want to just dismiss that lightly," said Lydens, who plans to run outdoor track in the spring.
"But at the same time, because I was making a decision that really had a bearing on me as an individual, it was easier than, say, if I had to choose if my entire team had made it to nationals."
Born in Japan to American parents—her father works in the Asian financial markets—Lydens has lived in Japan and Singapore and has visited as many countries (21) as she has lived years on Earth. Besides spending the summer after her sophomore year in Belgium, she has taught English to children in Bhutan, worked in Cambodia and lived with a Maori tribe in New Zealand. She has packed more into her young life than most people will do in a lifetime.
"I envision reading about her at some point in the future as doing something remarkable," said her coach, Kirk Reynolds. "I'm not sure what role that would be but she could pretty much do anything she wants in life."
Although her parents plan to return to the U.S. next year Lydens anticipates living and working abroad.
"I think I'll continue to migrate throughout my life," she said.
Which is appropriate, because studying immigration and its patterns figure prominently in her future. If she wins the Rhodes Scholarship she plans to pursue two master's degrees, one in global governance and diplomacy and another in forced migration and refugee studies. She hopes to work for the International Organization for Migration or the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Pomona has produced 12 Rhodes Scholars. Among them, from the class of 1958, is a track-rugby-football player named Kris Kristofferson, who also proved to be quite a musician.
"Pomona is fantastic because it's Division 3, which really allows me to explore the two sides of myself," Lydens said. "Because Pomona really emphasizes the student-athlete, both sides of that, I've been able to pursue a lot of different things I may not have had an opportunity to pursue at other schools."
She believes that her parallel career as an athlete will be an asset during this last part of the Rhodes selection process.
"Having a racing background is really helping me go into this weekend because you learn to prepare and trust all of the preparations that you've done over the past, in my case, four years or my entire life, for this," she said. "There's something about having that athletic mentality that I think will come in handy.
"I don't actually feel nervous because I feel like I'm confident in who I am as a person. And I think the Rhodes committee will do a good job of selecting the two people that they think will use the scholarship in the best way. If I am one of those people I will feel incredibly lucky. And even if I'm not one of those people, I still feel incredibly lucky just to be offered this interview."
No matter the verdict, Lydens clearly is a winner.
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Montgomery Pleads Guilty, Avoids Trial [46 Month Sentence]
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Montgomery has been indicted on heroin distribution charges.
This should surprise no one. Once you deal in illegal substances, it's only a matter of degree.
Like the old Hollywood parable from many years ago: A wealthy and powerful man was attending a party. Also in attendance was a gorgeous but struggling up and coming young starlet. The man offered her $1 million to sleep with him. The young starlet, knowing the man could open doors for her in the industry and desperate for money, agreed. Then the man asked if she would sleep with him for $100. She responded, "Of course not, what kind of girl do you think I am?!?!" The man smiled and responded, "We've already established that, my dear. We are now merely negotiating the price."
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I got a surprise that took a moment to unravel. I went down to the bottom of the first page to see if there was material from today that I had not yet read. I started reading the posts from May 16, which continued for a ways and was confusing given the current context. I finally realized that it was May 16, 2007 (not 2008).
In light of his later activities, it is not very surprising that Montgomery was going the PEDs route.
In light of his usage of PEDs, it is not too surprising that he is in the troubles that he has gotten himself into.
The key here, however, has been to stay ahead of the "light", not behind it.
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a situation in which something which was intended to have a particular result has the opposite or a very different result:
The irony (of it) is that the new tax system will burden those it was intended to help.
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6236 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA | Directions 9004834.063364 -118.364948
Daily 11am-10pm
Neighborhoods: Carthay Square, Central LA
I will never give these people my business again! I made an order for delivery and upon arrival the main entree wasn't what I ordered even though the receipt clearly listed what I ordered on it. I politely called the restaurant and an extremely rude woman told me that it would be 20 minutes before someone could come back with the correct order. When I asked if they would please remake the rice and spring rolls that i ordered since they would be cold upon the arrival of the corrected entree she said no! I asked that they give me a discount or a free meal next time and she said no! I asked for a manager and she said there wasn't one there. I told her I would bring the food back to them and that I wanted a refund. Upon my arrival the place was empty. Not one customer! But there were 4 employees standing around talking and playing with their phones. The woman at the counter, the manager that wasn't to be found 10 minutes prior, asked if they could remake the food! Ha! After I had to drive up there! This place used to be a favorite. Now I will take my business to Natalee Thai where the service is always great, they value their customers and don't LIE to them and additionally they have an 'A' not a 'B' rating!!!
Fantastic Flavour – Fantastic food! Nice environment.
Worst Restuarant Dining Experience In My Life – If there was a level below one star I would give this experience a rating three levels below that. The waitress with the long redish hair was unpleasant, unprofessional, and downright indignent. It started when we first came in. She came over threw the menus on the table and walked away. When she finally came back I asked for water and she walked to the corner and talked to another employee then went outside to talk on her cell phone. When she brought the water she asked if I was ready to order in a very negative tone. After my meal came she never came back to check on me. I needed more rice and wanted to order a Mai Tai. She acted like she never heard of the drink and I had finished my meal by the time she came back with it. By the way it was lunch time and there were only two other customers seated. The food was justed ok and the service was terrible. I started not to leave a tip but decided rather to give her 5% mostly in coin to express my dissatisfaction. I will never go back and will make sure I tell everyone I know not to waste their time. Please take this spot off your list as based on the service, they won't be in business much longer.
Tawannnnna – I am always up for new things. Thai is definitely something new for me. No mistake this time. I'm more than happy with the food, drink was ok I guess :P.
Not Bad. – ok this place is great for dinner everything tastes so fresh. Service is very good, quick to bring drinks and food. Plus the chef cares about how you like the food...
Good – Beautiful atmosphere, positive people, fast service.
Never Again – Been here many times but I think this will be our last! I use to praise them for their drinks but my last experience, well let's just there was a dead fly in my Mai Thai. Food was NOT good at all, vege fried rice & the crab fried rice we ordered were watery & the the basil beef we got had no flavor, and our appetizer, spring roils, was all mush inside! Waitress was rude! It almost seemed like she was rushing us to leave so we don't say anything about the dead fly in the drink! We thought that since there was a dead fky in our drink that they would comp us something, but NOPE, nothing! And as soon as we got in the car and looked at the restaurant we notice they had a "C" rating! Damn should have seem that before we went in and I would have for sure not gone in! Like I said, place WAS good, but not any more!
Great Place!! – When I go out to eat, I expect to pay a lot for my meal. I also expect to get a lot of food for that money. I'm a bit of a foodie and only want the best. Well, this place did deliver a great meal that I really enjoyed, only the portion was so small that I left feeling hungry still. The price wasn't worth the meal. However, the ambiance is very nice.
I think it is pure thai – want to find a pure thai restaurant? come to try this one. wont be disappointed
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'If only Brahms had heard Hough, he would have carried on composing piano sonatas' (Evening Standard)
'Hough has made many fine recordings, but none better than this one' (Classic FM Magazine)
'Stephen Hough is among the very best of the current generation of performing artists … a thoughtful pianist who plays with great strength and depth of feeling, an impeccable technique, glowing tone colors and suitably flexible rhythms … his sense of structure is outstanding … There are other fine recordings of theses pieces … but none are better than these … His accounts are just plain wonderful … With music as beautiful and pianism as great as this – all in excellent sound – you can't go wrong' (American Record Guide)
'Hough casts a scattered, multicoloured light as if through stained glass … One could write a complete analytical essay on Hough's breathtakingly illuminating playing of the Second Ballade, but no words could convey the beauty he brings to the Fourth … playing of the purest, most controlled musicality, an approach that is in itself quintessentially Brahmsian … one is conscious of having been face to face with genius'(Pianist Magazine)
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'Thoughtful, poetic and rich-toned readings of youthful Brahms. These pieces [Four Ballades] emerge as little gems, the songful Second as ear-catching as the haunted woodland sprites of the Third' (Gramophone)
'The image of Brahms, the heavily bearded, middle-aged Viennese master of absolute music, has tended to eclipse his younger self. We rarely hear the remarkable works that the 20-year-old firebrand from Hamburg was writing, mainly for his own instrument, the piano—works behind which there is often a more-or-less open programme, and which show the influence of Liszt as much as that of Brahms's later, beloved mentor, Schumann. So, this excellent disc is doubly welcome. Stephen Hough, with his powerfully sprung but flexible rhythm, rich variety of colour and touch, and command of deep-toned pianissimo, gives a compelling account of both the sonata and the four ballades' (The Sunday Times)
Allegro maestoso [10'36]
Andante espressivo [11'24]
Scherzo: Allegro energico [4'33]
Intermezzo: Andante molto [3'37]
D minor: Andante [3'48]
D major: Andante [5'52]
B minor: Intermezzo [3'40]
B minor: Andante con moto [8'08]
Following his recent dazzling Liszt recital (CDA67085), Stephen Hough turns his attention to the finest works of the young Brahms. Brahms's three piano sonatas are early works, culminating with the epic F minor Sonata. Spanning five movements, with dramatic and wildly virtuosic outer movements, and a hauntingly beautiful slow movement (described by Claudio Arrau as "the greatest love music after Tristan, and the most erotic"), this is one of the defining piano sonatas of the mid-nineteenth century.
The Ballades Op 10 are essentially miniature tone poems. The first is famously "after the Scottish Ballad Edward", based on a gruesome tale of patricide. Although there are no programmatic hints for the remaining three Ballades, their dramatic contrasts and intense poetry suggest some sort of narrative, even if Brahms did not disclose his inspiration.
As well as being attuned to the autumnal introspection of late Brahms, Stephen Hough also has a special empathy with the passion and athleticism of Brahms's early piano writing. This exciting disc confirms his reputation as one of the most distinguished pianists of his generation.
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History has tended to label Brahms as an abstract composer on the basis of a huge output of instrumental music that only occasionally gives a hint of its external stimuli. But in the early years it was different. The three piano sonatas written in 1852/3 all have slow movements based on or associated with texts. And they were soon followed in 1854 by a group of four pieces titled ballade, a term Brahms used only once again in piano music, at the other end of his life, for the Ballade in G minor Op 118 No 3 of 1893.
The Third Piano Sonata in F minor was completed in October 1853 and represents the culmination of this first and only phase of piano sonata composition. It has both the variety and length of the expansive Sonata in F sharp minor Op 2, yet also the more concise thematic processes of the Sonata in C major (published as Op 1, but composed second). Yet it also represents a new stage in which the sonata medium is now used almost symphonically in both pianistic texture and musical content. Brahmss next piano work would be a sonata for two pianos, soon orchestrated as a symphony, which, though never completed, provided material for the first movement for the Piano Concerto in D minor and the funeral march of the German Requiem.
The first movement of the F minor Sonata has much the same feeling as this funeral march, the same sense of an unfolding drama enacted in a heavy 3/4 tempo which gains its force and character, if not from a single theme, then from a family of related rhythms and thematic shapes that dominate the entire movement. Though the outer form is straightforward, with a more-or-less literal recapitulation of the exposition and clear development and coda sections, the recurrent features give the movement an inexorable sense of growthfrom the widely flung gestures of the opening, through the dour march that follows, the lyrical second theme with flowing accompaniment in A flat/D flat major, and even the ethereal reflections marked pp dolce then misterioso that preface the return of the opening.
That ethereal quality anticipates the mood of the Andante espressivo slow movement (though it was composed earlier, as was its abbreviated recall as the fourth movement, marked RückblickRetrospect). At least the first of these movements is apparently based on a poem, Junge Liebe by C O Sternau, the opening of which Brahms adds at the head of his score, though noting only the poet, not the source.
Der Abend dämmert, das Mondlicht scheint
Twilight falls, the moonlight shines,
Brahms reflects this text in the mirroring of his intimate descending upper melody in the lower voice and by the atmospheric ben cantando passage that follows, with its delicate gently repeated notes and almost unearthly chordal spacings in the upper register. But the mood changes. The passionate intensity to which the middle section grows from its extremely soft and sweet opening in the new key of D flat major certainly suggests more than just an idyllic scene, especially when the repetition of the opening section in the tonic is followed by a seemingly new Andante molto, again in D flat and beginning ppp, which effects a huge coda that rises to triumphant intensity, the movements opening phrase reappearing in the final Adagio. Comparison with the second and third strophes of Sternaus poem seems to confirm the source of this intensity, with its imagery of prolonged affection through a thousand kisses and of enraptured bliss lasting until dawn. (Indeed, a quite separate song by Friedrich Silcher has even been suggested as prompting the opening melodic shape and expressive character of the distinctive final section, a love song at midnightsteh ich in finstrer Mitternacht.)
The fourth movement Andante molto, now in the relative minor key to D flat, B flat minor, recalls the opening idea of the earlier movement as the basis of a funeral march with ominous timpani effects. This in turn has been attributed to a source in another of Sternaus poems, Bitte (Request), that Brahms also noted for setting, though he does not identify it in his score; here, in contrast, the poet tells rather of a love grown cold like a withered tree or a barren forest. The title Intermezzo is Brahmss own and perhaps indicates its role in separating the third from the fifth movement (unless, that is, it is retained from an earlier context, a conception apart from the sonata), thus casting the scherzo as the central, rather than penultimate movement of the work.
With this scherzo, back in the tonic, the music now reveals a more uninhibited character than at any preceding point: the marking Allegro energico signifies a sense of huge muscular swing and release of pent-up energy. In total contrast is the trio, again emphasizing D flat major, with its broad, tranquil, almost hymnic melody that steadily expands its range and strength until it can reincorporate the rhythm of the scherzo for its restatement.
The huge musical stature of the young Brahms is nowhere more clearly revealed than in his capacity to create a finale that both crowns and unifies the mighty contrasts that precede it. His chosen form is a rondo, where large contrasts complement the detailed working of ideasthe same principle of the contrast of the scherzo and the trio, yet here taken a step further. Like that of the first movement, the opening is not straightforward, but blends thematic statement with a sense of introduction, here rhythmically tense and anticipatory in character, waiting to explode into action. The first contrasting theme is in F major, and is surely a tribute to Brahmss first great musician friend, met earlier in 1853, the violinist Joachim, being based on his thematic motto F-A-E (Frei aber Einsam). The return of the opening takes on something of the ethereal aspects of the earlier movements before the original course is resumed. But this is no symmetrical rondo. The second contrasting theme now dominates what follows. Beginning in D flat major, now clearly established as the secondary tonality to F minor, rather than the more usual relative major key of A flat, a broad cumulative melodya successor to the trio themepermeates the recall of the first theme and finally becomes the subject of a two-stage coda, a coda to the work as well as to the movement; the theme even appears as an accompaniment to itself in shorter notes, in a feat of rhythmic excitement in the tonic major that represents the complete antithesis of the struggle with which the work began.
Like the Andante of the F minor Sonata, the first of the Ballades Op 10 refers to a text, in this case inscribed after the Scottish ballad Edward in Herders German translation from the original source in Bishop Percys Reliques of Ancient English Poetry. It is a gruesome tale of patricide related through the question and answer of mother to son, with the shocking ending that reveals the murder as at the mothers behest. Brahms was also to set this text as a powerful duet for tenor and bass with piano, Op 75 No 1. But comparison with the strophic form of the duet shows that the piano piece is not a song without words. Though commentators have shown a rhythmic parallel between the mothers questions and sons initially elusive answers and Brahmss two opening ideas, the music does not fit fully, nor entirely naturally.
Dein Schwert, wie ists von Blut so rot? Edward, Edward!
Why does your Brand sae drop wi blude, Edward, Edward,
Rather, Brahmss designation indicates a freer relation, an allusion to these words, enabling the piano to capture the contrast between the mothers questioning (in the opening Andante) and the sons response (poco più moto), without the rigid poetic repetitions. Furthermore, Brahms creates a rounded musical form, with development in the major key and varied reprise, which, though it cannot mirror the mounting tension of the relentless questioning, revelations and final curse of the sonthe curse of hell fraie me sall ye bare sic counsels ye gave to me, O!enables a more powerful musical form to be built. The fragmenting reprise of the opening question is perhaps intended as an ironic reflection on it by the composerhis means of communicating the real truth. With its bleak bare intervals, its stark rhythmic repetitions, its developmental reiterations of the sons response with a relentless triplet accompaniment of orchestral force, and finally its disintegrating reprise, the piece stands as nothing other than an extraordinary tone poem for piano. And, through its similarities to the first movement of the F minor sonata, it makes one sense even more strongly a hidden background to that movement.
No programmatic hints are provided for Ballades 2, 3 and 4, but the intense contrasts of Nos 2 and 3 suggest that more may have been present than the score indicates. In No 2, the reflective opening section, an Andante based on a typically Brahmsian gapped figure (rising F sharp A F sharp), yields to an extensive central section at twice the speed (Allegro non troppo), with an insistent rhythm rising from mf to ff that recalls the dramatic cumulation of the Edward ballade. Also enclosed is a highly atmospheric molto staccato e leggiero passage before a subtly varied reprise of the opening. Atmospheric keyboard effects are even more evident in No 3. Though titled Intermezzo, this is an extraordinary scherzo in 6/8 metre, with the same rhythmic impact as Brahmss very first published piano work, the Scherzo in E flat minor Op 4 of 1851, yet with a much more elusive and dramatic quality, perhaps suggesting a nether world of demons or sprites. The middle section explores high-lying chordal sonorities, then, in contrast, single sounds at the extremes of the keyboard, marked ppp. These dynamic features effect a complete transformation of the opening section when it returns, now marked sempre pp molto leggiero. Such extraordinary writing shows how much Brahms understood his own instrument, and to what extent his style discarded such expressionistic features as he moved, after 1854, to different genres and to a focus on the more formal demands of large-scale chamber and orchestral composition.
Only in No 4 does an attributable style emergea Schumannesque song melody and accompaniment alternates with a section of intimate decoration of a slow inner-voice melody (again very Schumann-like) before the varied reprise of both. Now the first section is given an entirely new chordal sequel, while the second, transposed into B minor, is fashioned into a coda with wistful returns of the opening phrase that gradually motion the music towards its eventual serene close in the major key of B.
Michael Musgrave © 2001


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Grolsch re-launches low-alcohol 'Stender' (Translation)
12 January 2011
Royal Grolsch N.V.
Enschede, January 11, 2011
New type of yeast gives Grolsch Stender the refreshing taste of beer
Stender, the brand name of the popular low-alcohol beer by Grolsch from the early 1990s, is coming back! Naturally, it will return in the characteristically green Grolsch bottle and with a new flavor. Starting mid-March, beer brewer Grolsch will put Grolsch Stender 0.5% on the market. With Stender, Grolsch provides the beer lover with a new and flavorful low-alcohol beer. The secret is the yeast that the brewers at Grolsch are using. This special yeast naturally stops the production of alcohol during the yeasting process. The result is the characteristic, refreshing taste of beer with a hint of alcohol.
Traditionally and naturally brewed
The brewers at Grolsch use a special type of yeast for Stender. This innovative type of yeast will stop the production of alcohol during the yeasting process in a completely natural way, without interference from the brewers. This is unique because normally when brewing alcohol-free beer, the brewing process is interrupted to remove the alcohol from the beer. This is not the case with the special type of yeast that Grolsch uses for Stender. The brewers at Grolsch are now able to brew a beer with an alcohol percentage of 0.5 while using a traditional, natural brewing process. This means that all flavor aromas and characteristics of lager will remain intact.
A conscious choice
The hint of alcohol gives intensity to the method of preparation of Stender, as well as the bitterness and taste of lager. As a result, Stender is a good alternative for beer lovers at occasions and times when one wants to limit one's alcohol consumption to a minimum. An added bonus of Stender is its low caloric value. The beer only contains 19 kcal per 100 ml. In comparison, lager contains 41 kcal per 100 ml and soda contains 37 kcal per 100 ml.
100% beer - 0.5% alcohol
Grolsch Stender 0.5% is Grolsch's own unique view on consciously enjoying beer. Grolsch wants to actively promote the responsible use of alcohol, and with the introduction of Grolsch Stender 0.5% into the rapidly growing markets of alcohol-free and low-alcohol beers, Grolsch hopes to provide a new and flavorful alternative to lager. Grolsch has reintroduced the name Stender because recent consumer studies have shown that it still evokes a lot of positive reactions.
Grolsch Stender 0.5% will be available in various supermarkets, liquor stores and establishments starting March 21, 2011. With the introduction of Stender, Grolsch Premium Malt will no longer be on the market. The suggested retail price for Stender is € 2,79 per six-pack.
Editorial information
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Royal Grolsch N.V.
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About Grolsch
Royal Grolsch is a company with a history that dates back to 1615. This makes Grolsch one of the oldest and most successful breweries in the Netherlands. Grolsch is active in the Dutch market, as well as a large number of international beverage markets. Grolsch holds a premium position in the world in which unique Grolsch values such as taste, top quality, tradition, aspiration, authenticity, and sharing enjoyment are central themes. Since 2004 Grolsch has been located in a modern brewery complex in Enschede. Since February 12th, 2008, Grolsch has been a subsidiary of SABMiller plc.
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on [11/01/2011].


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