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For those sporting the AT&T Nokia Lumia 820, check your settings because an update is available for your Windows Phone.
The latest software update is SW 1232.5962.1314.001 and includes improvements to the automatic display brightness, a fix for intermittent screen blanking during calls, connectivity improvements and a hand full of performance/stability tweaks.
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I've been trying to install a few windows games with wine on Linux Mint 10 (based on ubuntu 10.10), but I am finding that my cd-rom mount points aren't standard.
ie: rather than /media/cdrom I get /media/disc_name [ a la /media/Warcraft\ III]
This seems to cause problems during the installation of multi-disc games, and games which require the disc to be in the drive after installation. In both cases the target disc cannot be found, even when the mount point is verified to match the original installation source, or updated in the installer to match the location of the second disc due to autonaming.
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Foreign ministers agree on Ukraine cease-fire path
BERLIN : Foreign ministers from Russia, Ukraine, Germany and France agreed Wednesday on a series of steps for a resumption of the cease-fire in eastern Ukraine where fighting between government troops and pro-Russia separatists has taken more than 400 lives since April.
The steps include reopening talks no later than Saturday "with the goal of reaching an unconditional and mutually agreed sustainable cease-fire" to be monitored by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, their declaration said.
Fighting in eastern Ukraine has increased since a much-violated 10-day cease-fire expired late Monday. Four Ukrainian troops were killed as government forces carried out more than 100 attacks on rebel positions, a military official said.
Russia supported the proposal to give Ukrainian border guards and OSCE representatives access to Russian territory to take part in controlling two border crossings once the cease-fire is in place, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said after the talks in Berlin.
Border posts have become a key issue because Ukraine and the United States say military equipment and reinforcements are flowing across the border from Russia. Moscow denies arming the rebels and describes Russian citizens fighting with them as volunteers.
Asked whether Russia has any influence over the rebels, Lavrov said that "we have possibilities to influence those who defend their families, their soil and their territory."
Lavrov stressed that Russia would not allow the cease-fire to be used to give the military time to regroup and bring in reinforcements, as the separatists accused the troops of doing during the previous cease-fire.
The ministers' declaration specifically states that the cease-fire negotiations will be handled by the so-called contact group, something Russia has insisted upon. The group, which already has held two rounds of peace talks, includes Ukrainians trusted by Russia, the Russian ambassador and separatist leaders.
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier expressed hope that the group would meet before Saturday, calling it "a first and an important step." It wasn't clear where the meeting would take place.
Ukraine's foreign minister, Pavlo Klimkin, blamed the failure of the previous cease-fire on the separatists and said that "to have a sustainable cessation of violence we have to act together."
Since the earlier cease-fire expired, three troops died in rebel attacks on government vehicles and checkpoints and 10 were wounded, National Security and Defense Council spokesman Andriy Lysenko said. The federal border guards said one guard was killed when the Novoazovsk crossing point came under attack by rebels with mortars in the Donetsk region.
Donetsk is one of two eastern regions where separatists have declared independence from the government in Kiev. Ukrainian officials said pro-Russian rebels had been forced out of three villages.
Ukraine said it recaptured a key border post Tuesday at Dovzhanskiy, which rebels had mined with explosives.
Another main border crossing at Izvaryne was closed Wednesday because of fighting and an AP reporter saw plumes of smoke rising above it. Ukrainian officials said rebels shelled Ukrainian troops in the area and a Ukrainian armored vehicle was destroyed by a mine.
At the small Sjevernyi border crossing to the north, Ukrainian border guards had abandoned their post, leaving three Russian border guards to process the several dozen Ukrainians who passed through Wednesday afternoon.
Fresh black caterpillar tread marks from two armored vehicles that had crossed the border were clearly visible on the one-lane road. It was impossible to determine which direction they had traveled, but there have been no reports of armored vehicles moving from Ukraine into Russia.
Fighting also was underway Wednesday in Luhansk, the other eastern region where separatists have declared independence. In the city of Luhansk, a stray missile hit a school near a rebel position but no injuries were reported.
To the north, a steady, deep rumbling could be heard from shelling near the town of Metalist.
Before the foreign ministers met, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she "cannot rule out that we will have to go further" in imposing sanctions on Russia.
The EU and the United States have already imposed targeted sanctions mostly hitting individual officials in Russia and have held off on more costly sanctions on entire industries.
The White House said it was "unfortunate" that Russian-backed separatists had not abided by the terms of the cease-fire or provided the assurances that would have enabled Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko to extend it.
"A unilateral cease-fire doesn't work, at least as a prolonged strategy," spokesman Josh Earnest said on Wednesday. "Unfortunately, in this case, it only fueled separatist violence and allowed the separatists to make further advances."
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January 30th
Big East Blog
Player of the Week
Moe Harkless
Moe looks to be turning a corner after going for 30 and 13 in a loss to Duke.
Harkless has the potential to be really, really good. He's got power forward size and small forward length, athleticism and mobility. Moe's becoming more comfortable operating on the perimeter, showing impressive footwork and body control attacking the rim.
He made West Virginia look like a bunch of silly old men, lighting them up for 23, 13 and 3 blocked shots in a 16 point beatdown at the Garden. With promising shooting mechanics we can only expect steady improvement from the 18 year old combo-forward.
Harkless clearly has top five pick potential, and could maximize his stock by staying for college year number two.
Heatin' up
Gorgui Dieng C, Louisville
This kid needs some love. Pitino doubled his playing time and Dieng has doubled his production, averaging 10 points, 9.7 rebounds and a league leading 3.4 blocks a game.
Dieng is moving well on the interior, and does a nice job of anticipating and reacting off the ball. During Louisville's three game winning steak he's averaging 12 points, 13.6 boards and 4 blocks a game, which is becoming an every night line for the 6'11 center from Senegal.
Like Syracuse's Fab Melo, Dieng is the rim protector and anchor of the Louisville interior, only he doesn't have the surrounding weapons of the Orange defense and attack. Without Dieng, the Cardinals would not be the threat that they present to other talented and more skilled offensive teams.
January 29th
Big Ten Blog
Player of the Week
Draymond Green, Michigan State
The Spartans' leader shook off a rough outing Jan. 17 at Michigan by spurring his team to consecutive home wins the past week: 83-58 against Purdue and 68-52 vs. Minnesota. The latter earned coach Tom Izzo his 400th win, 86 of which Green has been around for during his four seasons.
The 6-7, 235-pound, agile bruiser put up 22 points, 14 rebounds and six assists on 9-of-11 shooting against the Gophers. It got Green back on the double-double track after his first two-game stretch of single-digit points. It was his first 20-point outburst since Jan. 10 vs. Iowa and fourth of the season. He collected double-digit rebounds for the sixth consecutive game. Green, who averages 10.4 per game, is nearing Trevor Mbakwe's 10.5 average last season – the highest in the Big Ten since Reggie Evans' monstrous 11.1 per game in 2001-02 for Iowa.
As Green goes, so goes the Spartans. They're an undefeated 9-0 when Green scores more than 14 points.
Who's Hot
Brandon Richardson, Nebraska
The Huskers senior was flat-out deadly on Thursday night in Iowa City, hitting 6-of-7 from downtown and 9-of-10 shots overall, pretty much single-handily leading Nebraska to a 79-73 win against the Hawkeyes. Along with a career-high 25 points, Richardson, a 6-foot senior guard from Los Angeles, added six rebounds, five assists, two steals and just one turnover for a highly-efficient outing.
Iowa's lethargic defense probably had a bit to do with his offensive explosion, but Richardson took advantage for one of the most impressive performances in the league thus far. It came just four games after he was held scoreless Jan. 15 at Wisconsin in an ugly 50-45 loss. Richardson hadn't scored in double figures since Jan. 7 at Illinois, and was averaging just 4.8 points in his previous four outings. Even more surprising was his 3-point proficiency, as he came in shooting just 12-of-40 (30 percent) from beyond the arc this season and was only a 29.4 percent shooter from there for his career. He had only hit the 20-point plateau only once before, and his six rebounds also tied a season high.
Mid Major Blog
Player of the Week
Mike Moser, UNLV, PF, Sophomore, 6-8 195 lbs.
Moser continued his excellent play this season by posting two double-doubles this past week. In those two games, UNLV beat Boise State (10-9) and New Mexico (16-4). Moser's inside presence against Boise State was not hard to notice as he gathered 21 rebounds and scored 18 points. UNLV only won by five points, but Boise State did not have an answer for keeping Moser off the glass. UNLV's big win over New Mexico placed UNLV firmly atop the Mountain West Conference with San Diego State. In that game, Moser finished with 14 points, 10 rebounds, and 2 blocks. Through 22 games Moser is averaging 14.2 PPG, 11.7 RPG, 2.4 APG, 1.8 SPG, 0.8 BPG, while shooting 47.0 FG%.
Who's Hot?
Travis Bader, Oakland, SG, Sophomore, 6-4 180 lbs.
It's difficult to argue that any player has been scorching the nets more than Bader, who posted 37 points yesterday in Oakland's (12-11) victory over South Dakota State (16-6). He shot 12-18 from the field, including an incredible 10-14 from three-point land. Keep in mind that Bader came off the bench in that game. In Oakland's three games prior to South Dakota State, Bader finished with point totals of 17, 21, and 21. Expect Bader to see some more playing time and sneak his way into the starting lineup.
January 28th
Big 12 Blog
Player of the Week
LeBryan Nash, Oklahoma State
January 26th
ACC Blog
Player of the Week
Harrison Barnes
I'll do Barnes and the rest of Tar Heel nation a favor by not mentioning what happened in Florida State a week and a half ago (they lost by 33 points... whoops), but will say they recovered nicely by defeating the Hokies at Virginia Tech by a score of 82-68. Harrison Barnes was the biggest reason for the quick turnaround, as he scored a season-high of 27 points -- nine of which during a decisive 19-0 second-half scoring run by his team. The super sophomore is in the midst of a season that has seen his numbers improve across the board. He was criticized for his poor efficiency last season, as 42.3% shooting from the floor and 34.4% shooting from behind the arc were mediocre for somebody who would have been considered at the very top of last year's draft. This year he's shooting 48.4% from the floor and 43.6% from outside. These stark contrasts stem from several different factors, including his higher confidence, improved shot-selection and tighter handle. It's clear he put a lot of work in during the offseason and it's really playing off. This is scary to think about, but he still has a lot of room to get even better. It's no wonder he's considered a lock for the top-five during this year's draft.
Kenny Kadji
While center Reggie Johnson was recovering from an ACL injury sustained over the summer, transfer student Kenny Kadji was breaking out for his team. The 6'11" junior left Florida for Miami, and is receiving enough minutes to show off the impressive ability that he has. He collects a lot of rebounds and blocks due to his size alone, and has a surprisingly refined offensive game. Kadji is averaging 12.4 points per game (54.9 FG%) and 5.6 rebounds on the season. He also has impressive range for a player his size, having made 12 of his 26 three-point attempts on the season (46.2%). Logic may have suggested that Kadji would become an after-thought with Johnson's recent return to the team, but Kadji is hotter than ever; averaging 20.5 points on 53.3% shooting from the field. His size, mobility and shooting ability seem to complement his teammates well, and if he continues to thrive, you could hear his name in draft conversations a year from now.
January 25th
Pac 12 Blog
Player of the Week
Faisal Aden, Washington State Cougars
No team had a better week than the Cougars as they held court against the Conference's top 2 teams in Cal and Stanford. Senior SG Faisal Aden led the way offensively scoring 24 vs Cal on 9 of 12 shooting and then followed that up with 33 against Stanford on 10 of 17 shooting. The talented guard has shown flashes of offensive brilliance in the past but is prone to inconsistency with hot streaks intertwined with cold shooting streaks making him an unreliable player. It is for this reason that Aden comes off the bench in a spark plug type role while rarely seeing 30 minutes of action. But when he's on, like he was this past week, the Cougars are a tough team to beat.
Travis Wear, UCLA Bruins
Travis continues to improve and plays a very well rounded game showcasing both a decent outside shot and soft touch in the paint. He needs to improve his toughness and get stronger, but there is a very solid skill set in place for the sophomore big man to continue to develop. Over his past 5 games, Travis has averaged 17.6 points on over 69% shooting from the field. He and his brother David provide solid building blocks going forward for a disappointing Bruins squad.
Stanford Cardinal
Stanford was arguably the Pac 12's best squad in the Non Conference slate and looked like a team that would have a very good shot at winning the Pac 12 and being one of the few teams in the Conference to put together a solid enough resume to earn an at large bid if they came up short of the tournament title. However, even at a respectable 5-3 in conference record, they just haven't looked particularly impressive. All 3 of their losses have been by double digits and they have narrowly escaped some tough games vs UCLA, Oregon State and Utah that could have gone either way. The Cardinal need to continue to work the ball inside out and start knocking down open jumpers.
January 24th
SEC Blog
Player of the Week
Jarnell Stokes, Tennessee
It's taken Stokes a whole three games to earn his keep amongst the Vols. The 18-year old freshman has acclimated remarkably well to the college game after graduating from high school a semester early, and he's attacking college basketball's biggest names without hesitation. In an upset victory of 13th ranked Connecticut, Stokes made his first start with 16 points (6/10 FG), 12 rebounds and 2 blocks in 29 minutes. He poured in 10 of his 16 in the second half, outplaying Andre Drummond who finished with 6 points, 9 boards and 3 turnovers. Earlier in the week he scored 11 points (5/9 FG) and grabbed 8 rebounds (plus a block and steal) in an overtime loss at Georgia. Not a bad early impression from the well-schooled 6'8 270 pounder. Stokes' 6/14 from the free throw line won't cut it, however, as he's likely to get there with great frequency. A road matchup with Vanderbilt and Festus Ezeli is on deck.
Who's Hot
Arnett Moultrie, Mississippi State
Moultrie continued his machine-like season with another pair of double-doubles this week. He played the full 45 minutes in a 78-77 overtime victory at Vanderbilt, finishing with 21 points, 14 boards and 4 steals as the Bulldogs won in Memorial Gymnasium for the first time since 2004. Moultrie also went for 10 points, 12 rebounds and 3 steals in a road loss at in-state rival Mississippi.
Festus Ezeli, Vanderbilt
It took nearly two months to get healthy and shake the rust off, but Ezeli has finally found his form. He averaged 12 points on 55% shooting, 12 rebounds and 4 blocks against Alabama and Mississippi State. His importance to the Commodores cannot be understated. He forces double teams, opens up space for a loaded perimeter attack and cleans up mistakes on D.
January 23rd
Big East Blog
Player of the Week
Kevin Jones
Though not the sexiest player of the week pick considering the frequency of his appearances here, it would have been irresponsible to choose anyone else.
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January 22nd
Big Ten Blog
Player of the Week
Trey Burke, Michigan
January 21st
Mid Major Blog
Player of the Week
Jamaal Franklin, San Diego State, SG, Sophomore, 6-5 185 lbs.
Franklin led the Aztecs to a key victory over #14 UNLV (17-3) this past Saturday by scoring 24 points and gathering 10 rebounds. He shot the ball well (8-18 shooting, 8-8 free throws) and provided lots of energy and emotion. Franklin held UNLV guard, Oscar Bellfield, to 1-12 shooting and attacked the boards throughout the whole game. Following up his impressive performance against UNLV, Franklin finished with 12 points and 5 rebounds against New Mexico (15-3). San Diego State beat New Mexico, 75-70, and now ranks atop the Mountain West Conference. For the season, Franklin averages 15.5 PPG, 6.4 RPG, 1.4 APG, 1.4 SPG, 40.6 FG%, 29.6 3P%, and 74.1 FT%.
Who's Hot
Dominique Morrison, Oral Roberts, SF, Senior, 6-6 210 lbs.
Oral Roberts is riding a 10-game winning streak into this weekend and much of the credit for that winning streak can be attributed to Dominique Morrison. He's been dominant in nearly every game during the 10-game winning streak, including a 38 point-7 rebound performance against South Dakota State (15-5) and a 27 point-5 rebound outing against IPFW (9-9). Oral Roberts is currently 17-4 (9-0 in conference) and Morrison leads the team in scoring (20.1 PPG). Also of note, Morrison is shooting 49.3 FG%, 83.8 FT%, and 45.6 3P%. If he could become more active on the boards, Morrison could earn some NBA Draft prospect consideration. Currently, he's averaging 4.7 RPG.


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England centre Manu Tuilagi is available for Sunday's RBS 6 Nations clash with Ireland at Aviva Stadium after completing his recovery from an ankle injury.
Tuilagi missed Saturday's 38-18 victory over Scotland but coach Stuart Lancaster confirmed he will train fully this week, while number eight Ben Morgan is struggling to recover from his ankle problem for the trip to Dublin.
"The last message we had about Manu was that he's fit and available to train. He's coming in this afternoon. He's available for Sunday," Lancaster said.
"Ben is still in a boot. The last prognosis is that he will struggle to be available for the weekend, but I'll know definitely tomorrow."
Lancaster admitted that Tuilagi's availability has left him with a selection dilemma in midfield following Billy Twelvetrees' successful Test debut against the Scots, but hinted that the Leicester wrecking ball will start.
Brad Barritt was shifted to outside centre for the Calcutta Cup match to accommodate Twelvetrees, but despite a solid performance could fail to make the 23 for Dublin.
"There are selection decisions across the field and that's one of them. Billy played well and Brad's contribution as always was positive," Lancaster said.
"But Manu brings a unique set of skills and attributes to the game and the team, as we saw in his performance against the All Blacks.
"Genuinely, I'll wait and see how he trains tomorrow and on Wednesday before I make any decisions on the centre partnership.
"The reason I prefer to announce the team later in the week is that it allows me to look at the players in training and see who's up to speed and who isn't."
Saracens flanker Will Fraser has been called up as injury cover for Morgan while Wasps number eight Billy Vunipola was undergoing a fitness test on his ankle injury at Twickenham this afternoon.
England's showdown with Ireland has taken on greater significance following their emphatic opening-day victories over Scotland and Wales respectively.
Adding to the sense it could be an early Six Nations title decider is the damage done to France's championship aspirations by their shock 23-18 defeat by Italy in Rome yesterday.
"Italy confirmed what I thought about the strength of Italian rugby. They've significantly improved. Last year we found out how difficult it is to beat them in the Stadio Olimpico," Lancaster said.
"Their performance merited the victory so credit to them and it throws the championship wide open in a number of ways.
"France will be looking for a response at the weekend. The quality of Italy's performance was the best I've seen. They're maturing as a team."
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During the late 1940s and early 1950s, the prospect of communist subversion at home and abroad seemed frighteningly real to many people in the United States. These fears came to define–and, in some cases, corrode–the era's political culture. For many Americans, the most enduring symbol of this "Red Scare" was Republican Senator Joseph P. McCarthy of Wisconsin. Senator McCarthy spent almost five years trying in vain to expose communists and other left-wing "loyalty risks" in the U.S. government. In the hyper-suspicious atmosphere of the Cold War, insinuations of disloyalty were enough to convince many Americans that their government was packed with traitors and spies. McCarthy's accusations were so intimidating that few people dared to speak out against him. It was not until he attacked the Army in 1954 that his actions earned him the censure of the U.S. Senate.
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Serious Salads: Chickpeas, Corn and Red Peppers with Honey-Lime Vinaigrette Recipe
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Fall's just around the corner. How about a last hurrah summer salad? This one features fresh sweet corn, crisp red bell peppers and buttery-textured chickpeas in a honey-lime vinaigrette scented with cumin. It's a crowdpleaser, perfect for a backyard cook-out or picnic. Consider making extra. The leftovers are delicious for lunch (as many leftovers tend to be).
- Yield:4
- Total time:30 minutes
- 1 15-ounce can chickpeas, rinsed and drained
- 1 red pepper, diced
- 2 ears cooked corn, kernels scraped from the cob
- 1 cup cooked edamame
- 3 scallions, white and green parts, finely sliced
- 1/4 cup lime juice, from 2 limes
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, best quality (recommended: Lucini)
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1-1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon cumin
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl and toss well. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until ready to serve.
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A Night at the Races & A Day with the Artist
A Night at the Races-A Day with the Artist, an equestrian and landscape themed art exhibition by American Impressionist artist, Robert W. Zirillo, opens at the Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History on March 17, 2019, and remains on display through May 26, 2019. The exhibition corresponds with the museum's annual Derby Day celebration on May 4!
Mr. Zirillo's website, zirilloart.com, where images of his artwork may be viewed states: "His Impressionistic style of painting captures all the beauty, grace and excitement of thoroughbred racing which brings the canvas to life.
Horse racing is not his only passion. Bob also paints landscapes, seascapes, still lifes as well as equine polo paintings with all the same color, excitement and movement. His artwork can be found in private collections across the United States. Bob and his wife of forty-two years, Lynda, reside in North Carolina.


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Somepony's gonna pay for that.
Quote from: Ashton on April 01, 2013, 08:34:00 PMSomepony's gonna pay for that.You could say that someone's gonna pony up for that one.Also those pads will never not be creepy.
I'd like one with two Kirby's as the "squish" part, and a starry sky above. :D
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Some other Northern California water districts already have set conservation targets in the wake of Gov. Jerry Brown asking residents statewide to cut water use 20 percent.
EBMUD spokeswoman Abby Figueroa said the district is in better shape this year because its customers are consuming 17 percent less water than they did in 2007.
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Dr. Irina Isakova
Dr. Irina Isakova is a freelance analyst and an Associate Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), London; monthly contributor to the business consultancy Oxford Analytica, Ltd.; member of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) and Chatham House; and a Salzburg Seminar Alumna. She served as a Specialist Adviser on Russia and the former Soviet Union to the House of Commons Defence Committee (2000-05) and as a foreign policy expert at the Foreign Affairs Committee, Russian Federation Council (1994-99). Before conducting research at RUSI, Dr. Isakova was a Research Fellow at King's College London; Research Associate at the IISS, London; Head of Section at the Institute of the USA and Canada Studies, Russian Academy of Science (RAS), Moscow; and Director of International Programs at the Russian Science Foundation. She was a Guest Scholar at the Brookings Institution, Washington, DC; Visiting Scholar at the London School of Economics; and member of the Aspen Institute (Berlin) working group on East-West relations (1989-93). She held the UK Defence Diplomacy Fellowship (1999-2002); the NATO-EAPC Fellowship (1998-2000), and a Ford Foundation grant (2000-01). Dr. Isakova testified at the Helsinki Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, the U.S. Congress, May 1994; at the Joint Hearings of the Committees on Foreign Affairs of the State Duma and Federal Council on the Russian–Ukrainian relations (July 1994), and Belarus-Russian relations (January 1995). She was a member of the inter-Parliamentary working group, RF Parliament, on the evaluation of the Russian national security concept (1995). Dr. Isakova has written widely on a range of topics related to Russia, the Commonwealth of Independent States and Baltic States, NATO, and EU enlargement; U.S. foreign policy; and European and regional security issues. Her latest publications are Russian Governance in the Twenty-First Century: Geo-strategy, Geopolitics and Governance (Frank Cass: London & New York, 2005) and Regionalization of Security in Russia (Whitehall Paper No. 53, RUSI, 2001. Dr. Isakova received an M.A. from Moscow State University and a Ph.D. in History from ISKRAN, Russian Academy of Sciences.
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Russian Defense Reform: Current Trends
December 12, 2006
Authored by Dr. Irina Isakova.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union, the topic of Russian defense policy has not received great attention. The rebuilding of Russian military strength is a high priority of President Vladimir Putin, and one to which he and his subordinates have devoted considerable time and resources. Therefore, inattention to Russian defense policy is unwise and even dangerous because it causes us to overlook potentially major changes not only in Russian policy, but in international affairs more generally.


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The 11-year-old was a 25-1 shot after finishing third in the Pertemps Final over hurdles at the Cheltenham Festival and moved into the race travelling powerfully.
He jumped the final fence in a clear lead and his pursuers never looked like bridging the gap as he galloped all the way to the line to secure a momentous five-length victory.
Balthazar King ran a fine race to finish second, ahead of champion jockey Tony McCoy aboard Double Seven.
Alvarado stayed on from a long way back to finish fourth.
Aspell, who at one stage had retired from riding, said: "It's a wonderful day, this is what we do it for.
"I've been watching the National since I was a very young boy.
"As much as you enjoy sharing everyone's success, you crave a bit too.
"To get a chance to ride in the National is a great thing, and to get on one with a chance is even better."
Aspell went on: "I was very conscious that I didn't want to be in front too soon over four-and-a-half miles.
"He's a small horse, so he finds jumping hard enough.
"When I got a bit of daylight I knew I'd be fine because that was my only worry, a lack of daylight.
"Once he was in daylight he really enjoyed that part of the race."
There was a dramatic start to the race as Battle Group's reluctance to join the other runners led to a false start and when they were given the green light at the second attempt, the Johnny Farrelly-trained nine-year-old again stood motionless and took no part.
Last year's third and joint-favourite Teaforthree made it as far as The Chair before departing, while another to come to grief when still bowling along towards the front end was former Cheltenham Gold Cup hero and dual King George VI Chase winner Long Run.
Across The Bay led for a long way until almost being carried out by a loose horse as the field headed out for the second circuit, effectively ending his chance of victory.
Aspell took his time aboard Pineau De Re, moving stylishly into contention and never looking like being pegged back once he struck the front.
The Philip Hobbs-trained Balthazar King, winner of the cross-country chase at the Cheltenham Festival, was never too far off the pace, racing down the outside of the field and running a superb race to fill the runner-up spot.
Double Seven, saddled by former Grand National-winning trainer Martin Brassil (Numbersixvalverde, 2006), was the choice of McCoy and he was far from disgraced, beaten a little over six lengths.
Alvarado was never really in contention but flew home for fourth.
For those punters who bet with bookmakers paying out on the first five, Rocky Creek occupied that finishing berth.
All runners and riders were reported to have returned safely.
Newland, a former NHS general practitioner who trains at Claines in Worcester, said: "John (Provan, owner) is one of my oldest racing friends, we've been coming her for over 20 years, before I started training - he had horses before me and taught me a lot about it.
"For us to have one running in the National was a dream and to win it is unspeakable really.
"We have one running in a selling handicap at Market Rasen tomorrow!
"Leighton is a top-class jockey, he had a plan and delivered it superbly.
"One of the reasons I put him on the horse was because he's had a bit of a comeback season, he was second here on Supreme Glory all those years ago and I just thought maybe, with his confidence high, he could go one better."
Hobbs was gracious in defeat, and said of Balthazar King: "He's amazing, he ran well in the race last year but finished much better this time.
"When he jumped the third-last I thought he'd finish fifth or sixth, but he ran on really well and it's fantastic.
"I have enormous pride in the horse, he's one of the best, most consistent, tough horses - he tries so hard.
"It's frustrating to be second, but we'd have settled for that this morning."
Hobbs said of his other runner Chance Du Roy, who was sixth: "Going to three out I thought he had the better chance, but it was not to be with either."
McCoy said: "Martin had the horse in great form, but the ground was a fraction dead for him.
"Jumping the third-last I thought I had a chance of winning, but then I think the dead ground found him out.
"Dr Newland and Leighton are nice people and it's great for them to win it."
Alvarado's trainer, Fergal O'Brien, was proud of his stable star, who was making his first appearance since pulling up at Cheltenham on New Year's Day.
He said: "We're over the moon.
"It was a great effort to come back like that after the lay-off and all credit to the team for getting him here in such good form.
"Obviously we would love to come back and have another crack next year."
Long Run's owner, Robert Waley-Cohen, revealed his charge had suffered a minor injury but would live to fight another day.
He said: "I suppose there's France and Punchestown, but we'll have to see how the horse is.
"The jockey (Sam Waley-Cohen) is all right.
"The horse has got a bit of a haematoma on his shoulder. It's a very minor injury. It's like a big bruise. Otherwise, he's OK.
"He didn't go very far and he pulled himself up."
Jack Doyle was given a 12-day suspension by the stewards for, in their view, failing to pull up a horse who was clearly exhausted in Wayward Prince, who fell at the third-last.


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I have a complicated relationship with Halloween. I like candy and being able to dress like a nerd in public with no social repercussions, but I'm also lazy. If a Halloween costume takes me more than 10-minutes to put together, I'm having no part of it.
I know I can't be the only one like this, so this article is dedicated to the nerds who absolutely doesn't give a s–t what they wear 364 days a year, and aren't going to change for Halloween. Here are 12 video game related Halloween costumes you can pull off with a minimum of effort…
Puffy haired chicks and pills you need to carry with two hands. Dr. Mario knows how to party.
Dr. Mario
Wear white lab coat. Throw prescription drugs are partygoers. This one always goes over well.
Master Chief
Dress in normal button up shirt and slacks combo. Act normally. What, do you think Master Chief goes to parties in his friggin' robot suit?
Same as above, except be a girl and wear girl clothes.
"Awesome mid-90s sedan bro. Cool if I give it a few flying uppercuts?"
Tear sleeves off a white shirt. Wear red sweatband. Punch and kick the host's car.
Choose four partygoers to be "ghosts". Spend the evening alternating between running away from them and chasing them into a closet. A note — having some form of jaundice really helps with this one. Try to work on that between now and Halloween.


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Monday, October 4, 2010
lock & lock bento lunch: hello chicken!!
Here's the deal with Ethan: he is excruciatingly sensitive about the temperatures of his food. He LOVES grilled chicken. It's one of his favorites. But he likes it warm. Despite many practice runs with putting chicken in our Thermos Funtainers over summer, I just couldn't get the boy to not turn his nose up at it in a packed lunch. It's been a point of big frustration for me. The fact that his lunches are usually lacking in protein is not lost on me. ;-)
Then last week I caught him at just the right moment (hungry, but not TOO hungry, and in a good mood, not grumpy...an unusual highly agreeable sort of mood) and I suggested he try a piece of grilled chicken that was leftover from dinner the night before. Cold leftover chicken. He agreed. He tried it. He liked it. He ASKED for it in his lunch the next day. YES!!!!
With much joy I share Ethan's lunch...I think this was Friday. Could have been Thursday. Packed in our 4 square Lock and Lock box...
- grilled chicken, cut into cubes and put on picks
- mini saltines and cheddar cheese
- baby carrots and grapes
- pickles
Woot! So happy here. It's been a long battle to get to this point, but totally worth it. Don't give up on your picky eaters! Baby steps...it's slow going, but you'll get there eventually. :)
10 comments:
- EP said... [Reply to comment]
Nice job. Working with kiddos on introing new foods, and WAYS to eat the same foods, is one of my favorite things.
Awesome job to you and Ethan on this :)
- October 4, 2010 at 2:51 PM
- Jennifer said... [Reply to comment]
My husband and I were just saying last night that we love our Lock & Lock boxes and we wished we had some more. I am definately going to Amazon to buy these sectional ones!
- October 4, 2010 at 3:58 PM
- kirsten said... [Reply to comment]
oh, i KNOW what a big deal this is! Congrats!!!!
- October 4, 2010 at 4:38 PM
- sherimiya said... [Reply to comment]
Congrats! Funnily enough, when my 3yo sees me take out leftovers at lunchtime she'll sometimes scream "No! Don't heat it up!" What?! Kids!
- October 4, 2010 at 4:57 PM
- kris in larryville said... [Reply to comment]
Congrats! I had a breakthrough with Audrey this week as well. Must be a good week for trying new things!
- October 4, 2010 at 7:52 PM
- Jenn @ BentoForKidlet said... [Reply to comment]
Awesome!! I'm glad he was willing to try :D
- October 4, 2010 at 8:03 PM
- Ludicrous Mama said... [Reply to comment]
I don't like cold chicken either (fresh from the fridge.) I don't mind COOL chicken though (after sitting in my lunch box for a few hours.)
My silly freakshow child will try whole fried shrimp (with shell. She likes to crunch the legs,) fish eggs (on sushi,) squid nigiri, calamari, little mini-octopus-looking squid tentacle clusters, and - get this - FROG'S LEGS, but refused to try marshmallow or sugar-coated churro. What a nutjob.
- October 4, 2010 at 9:45 PM
- Mommyof2girlz said... [Reply to comment]
YAY score one for mom! Love it when the girls ask for their lunches. This looks super yummy!!
- October 5, 2010 at 12:40 PM
- Paris said... [Reply to comment]
I just love your blog and your creativity! You have an award on my blog! :)
- October 5, 2010 at 2:45 PM
- KM @ This Plate is Full said... [Reply to comment]
AHHH- I simply LOVE this!! & your blog!!
- October 7, 2010 at 8:48 AM


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This week, Keely entered two exhibits in the Marketable Crafts section of the fair in Hopkinsville (Western Kentucky State Fair). One exhibit was a "Wild Thing" she had crocheted (based on the Maurice Sendak book, Where the Wild Things Are). The other exhibit was a "Veil of Isis" shawl, knitted with lace-weight yarn.
We're very pleased that Keely's Wild Thing took second place in his category. The first place ribbon went to a cute Teddy bear.
And Keely's Veil of Isis shawl won first place in it's category and grand champion of the entire Marketable Crafts section. It's a large, light-weight, beaded lace shawl. The small size when folded is due to the very fine yarn used to make it.
Keely's already talking about what she might make for the fair next year. The other exhibitors may not realize it yet, but their competition is now a lot stiffer than it used to be.
Keely has been knitting for maybe four years. Her friends at work got her started, and she took to it like a duck takes to water, as the saying goes. I can't claim any credit at all for her knitting skills. However, I did introduce her to crochet when she was about ten years old. I hoped she would entertain herself with it for a few hours. As you can see, my plan was successful.


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Jenelle Hatzung studied political science in college and has been following the budget debate in Washington. But the Navy wife of 10 years never imagined a divided Congress would affect when she starts a family.
Hatzung and her sailor husband are among thousands waking up this morning with drastically altered plans because the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman won't deploy to the Persian Gulf as planned.
With less than 48 hours to spare, defense officials decided Wednesday to axe the cruise -- the first in an expected wave of defense cuts tied to a federal budget squeeze.
Instead of shipping out, many of the 5,000 Norfolk-based sailors are taking their belongings out of storage, finding places to live and restarting lives they'd put on hold ahead of what was supposed to be a six- to eight-month deployment.
For Hatzung, the sudden about-face means that she and her husband, an aircraft maintenance officer aboard the Truman, will have to rework their plans for adopting their first child.
The couple had planned to set aside combat pay over the next several months and start the adoption process once he returned. Now they're not sure when he might deploy, or when they'll have the time or the money to grow their family.
"I understand that part of being in the military is living with uncertainty, but this isn't the result of an international crisis; this is mismanagement," Hatzung said. "It makes me feel like I don't really have any control of anything in my life."
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta announced Wednesday that the military will no longer strive to keep two carriers in the Middle East, which had been the policy since 2010. Pentagon officials said that by not deploying the Truman, the Navy can keep a fully deployable ship at the ready for any emergency that might arise.
The Truman crew, which had spent months preparing for eight months at sea, will get under way in the next few days so the air wing can disembark. Most of the jets will return to Oceana Naval Air Station; one squadron will fly across the country to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station in Washington state.
The policy change will send ripples across the fleet, which had adjusted to the dual-carrier requirement by lengthening carrier cruises to eight months from six. As a result, tens of thousands more Navy families on both coasts will see their deployment schedules change, too.
Sailors aboard the carrier George H.W. Bush were notified Thursday that they would no longer deploy this summer. The Norfolk-based ship and its strike group, which would have replaced the Truman, are now tentatively slated to deploy in 2014.
The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower will deploy later this month, as planned, for a four-month cruise and will be replaced this summer by the West Coast-based Nimitz. The Truman is slated to relieve the Nimitz later this year or in early 2014.
The Navy estimates that keeping one carrier home will save about $300 million a year. The bulk of the savings comes from burning less fuel in fighter jets and on accompanying ships, and not having to pay sailors additional money for combat deployment.
Truman sailors now must recalculate household budgets for pay they won't be getting. In addition to basic pay and housing allowances, sailors on deployments longer than 30 days get $250 a month in family separation pay. They also qualify for imminent danger pay -- $225 a month -- when deployed to certain bodies of water.
Another financial hit for Truman families: taxes. Enlisted sailors don't pay federal taxes on money they earn in so-called "combat zones" -- an arrangement that can boost their bank accounts significantly while they're gone. While they're home, their paychecks are taxed.
Defense officials say the ship will not deploy for another year, but because it's considered "on call," families are uncertain about what to expect.
Some fear the ship could be called back into action if Congress acts soon to restore funding -- but defense officials say that scenario is unlikely.
"You can't make decisions," said Katy Gwaltney, whose fiance, a nuclear mechanic on the Truman, had given up his house and is now looking for a place to live.
"The money spent moving things out of the house, canceling the cellphone, canceling the car insurance: You don't get any of that reimbursed," she said.
The delay means more than just another year away from her fiance: It means another year without getting married. Shifting ship schedules have meant repeated delays for them.
"We have been trying to plan a wedding for about eight months, and it's been impossible," said Gwaltney, who lives in North Carolina.
Like Gwaltney, Brianna Echeverria doesn't know what to expect.
The 22-year-old and her husband, a petty officer third class, moved out of their Norfolk apartment in December in anticipation of his deployment. He moved aboard the ship, and she returned to Buffalo, N.Y., giving up her job at Mustard Seed Child Care Center in Norfolk.
She moved in with her parents and got a job, figuring she'd spend the time her husband was deployed living close to family and saving money they would have spent on rent.
Now she isn't sure what to do.
"People have been asking me if I'm going to come back down here," said Echeverria, who flew to Norfolk to see her husband off. "I can't just leave everything, not knowing what's going to happen in the future."
The commanding officer of the Truman, Capt. Robert Roth, in a blog post Thursday acknowledged the uncertainty families are facing.
"I understand the impact this sudden change has on all of us, both logistically and emotionally," he wrote. "It is important to recognize the heightened stress levels we may all feel and seek healthy ways to cope with this change."
The last-minute decision to halt the deployment comes as political and defense leaders grapple with across-the-board budget cuts that will chop billions of dollars from the defense budget this year.
Speaking to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday, Panetta warned that the pending cuts -- a consequence of Congress's failure to pass a new budget and looming reductions demanded by sequestration -- would turn the United States into a second-rate power.
"This will badly damage our national defense and compromise our ability to respond to crises in a dangerous world," Panetta said.
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, a member of the Senate panel, told Panetta he found it troubling that a funding shortfall had prevented a carrier from deploying.
"You shouldn't have had to make that decision," the Democrat said. "The safety of the men and women we have deployed in Afghanistan and the Middle East and Pakistan is at stake."
Back home, Hampton Roads residents started coming to grips with the realization that fewer carriers at sea also will mean more sailors around town.
Joe DiGeronimo, a Virginia Beach resident, said in an email that he snapped a photo Sunday of the Truman -- fully loaded with its air wing on board -- as it sailed past the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel.
"It just made me think this ship is all dressed up for the dance but got stood up," DiGeronimo said.
Pilot writers Kate Wiltrout and Bill Bartel contributed to this report.


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These are the thinnest and subsequently, the most suitable socks in the Seal Skinz range for cycling. Ideal for cross, touring, winter training and mountain biking they keep feet bone dry and temperate without encroaching on performance cycling footwear's snug fit. Every winter wardrobe should have a pair.
Emerging from the packet, they enjoy a tactile yet synthetic and slightly inflexible feel but this is quickly forgotten once on your feet. A three-layer sandwich system consists of an impermeable nylon/elastane outer, a second water and windproof, breathable membrane while the merino wool inner wicks sweat and moisture from the skin, keeping feet cool and hygienic. Elsewhere an elasticated support instep offers some welcome additional support. Sizing, unusually close to street, rather than cycling shoe, although I'm pleased to report our medium test pair intended for size 8 fitted my size 9s without feeling uncomfortably close around the toe-box-something I attribute to the seamless construction. Elasticated tops prevent annoying unravelling-even after several hours and turning a consistently swift cadence.
Reclaiming my helmet and gloves blown into the river by unexpectedly high winds, they're every bit as waterproof as their heavier siblings and repay the initial £25 investment by preventing discomfort and chill which can be the priceless difference between and enjoyable winter ride and a miserable one. Even more miserable when you consider that chilled bodies are more prone to colds and sickness and they're every bit as useful for outdoor activities generally. However, being mid length means while fine for tights and the latest generation of touring/mtb trousers, worn with shorts you'd look a bit of a chump.
Not cheap but worth it for warm dry feet
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Make and model: Seal Skinz Mid Calf Lightweight socks
Size tested: M
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
These are a waterproof, breathable sock and the thinnest in the range and easily the best for the closest of winter/race shoes.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Thee layer construction Merino wool base, waterproof beathable mid layer and a final, outer layer completes the package. An elasticated instep and seamless construction adds further comfort and welcome support.
Fantastic all day, fair weather or foul.
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There's no doubt these deliver in all conditions- they've passed the "stand in a bucket of water" test with flying colours, I've waded through a shallow pond without problems and worn with race shoes or trainer type there's ample support on and off the bike.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Comfort, fit and outright practicality.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Nothing but mid calf can look a bit odd with shorts/3/4 lengths!
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes
About the tester
Age: 35 Height: 1m 81 Weight: 70 kilos
I usually ride: Rough Stuff Tourer Based around 4130 Univega mtb Frameset My best bike is: 1955 Holdsworth Road Path and several others including cross & traditional road
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: cyclo cross, commuting, touring, fixed/singlespeed, mtb,
Shaun Audane is a freelance writer/product tester with over twenty-eight years riding experience, the last twelve (120,000 miles) spent putting bikes and kit through their paces for a variety of publications. Previous generations of his family worked at manufacturing's sharp end, thus Shaun can weld, has a sound understanding of frame building practice and a preference for steel or titanium framesets.
Citing Richard Ballantine and an Au pair as his earliest cycling influences, he is presently writing a cycling book with particular focus upon women, families and disabled audiences (Having been a registered care manager and coached children at Herne Hill Velodrome in earlier careers)


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This is the web site of the FoxNest Veterinary Hospital in beautiful Upstate South Carolina.
We love taking care of pets, and while we started out as a very small clinic in 1984, we have grown into a very busy hospital with 2 veterinarians and a staff of over 20 plus several pre-vet & vet tech students in training.
Our goals are simple: to treat our clients respectfully and fairly, and to treat our patients with compassion, knowledge, and skill.
We try to do this at a reasonable cost without cutting corners; we try to make the whole experience for both you and your pet
as convenient and pleasant as possible, and we try very hard to
be informative, explain all your options, and to listen to your concerns.
This web site is designed to help answer a lot of your questions, curiosity, and concerns. I hope you enjoy it. The list of contents is displayed on your left and at the bottom of the page.
Feel free to drop by the clinic to talk or look around or phone to ask questions. 882-4488
Thanks very much,
Roger Ross - Senior Veterinarian
Dr Dunagin has left the practice as of July 2019
Adri Casagrande, DVM
Bonnie Chait - Head Nurse and General Manager
Sarah Fletcher- Groomer and Assistant Manager
Melissa Gibson - Head Receptionist
But, before you go, know that ...
We now have
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where you get see your pet's records, communicate with us, and make appointments.
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We have a great
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facilities with a cute "Bed & Breakfast Inn" just for cats, a separate, pleasant building for smaller dogs, and a big boarding kennel for larger dogs with air conditioned indoor-outdoor runs
We share our facilities with an all volunteer,
No Kill Pet Shelter
... more about this a few paragraphs below...
We have a very active and interesting
FaceBook Page
And finally...
I hope you will visit my
original web site
where I discuss the veterinary profession, the pet food industry, veterinary history, the human animal bond, and pretty much everything I know about treating many different pet diseases.
The web address is
Take a peek.
Thanks again, Roger Ross DVM
We look forward to meeting you and taking great care of your better than human companions.
Our receptionists will be glad to answer most of your
non-medical questions
So feel free to call...882-4488.
But please be a little patient...we often have only one or two receptionists, who, in addition to answering the phones, are often dealing with excited children, anxious pets, and helping to keep us organized. Not an easy job.
Our eMail address is firstname.lastname@example.com if you have something interesting to send us, but we're not set up to make appointments, answer medical questions and so forth by email so please use the phone for anything important.
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My site about the treatment of different diseases, about the history of veterinary medicine, and The Human Animal Bond.
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Pet Insurance
Our WildLife Page
Prices and Fees
Payment Policies
Parasites in Pets
About fleas, ticks, heartworms, mites, mange, and all sorts of intestinal parasites
Why we recommend such an aggressive program for controlling intestinal worms in pets
Dr Ross'
web site
about veterinary history, the pet food industry, the human-animal bond, and the treatment of diseases, injuries, and problems in pets
"The soul is healed by being with children"
... Fyodor Dostoevsky
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We started pet shelter many years ago and now, with the help of lots of volunteers from our community, we clean up, treat, test, vaccinate, neuter, and find homes for over 300 pets a year. The shelter is officially called the Animal Rescue Fund of South Carolina, but everyone calls it "ARF" and it all takes place on the grounds of The FoxNest Hospital. Come take a look.
Or look at the separate web site we have at
. It includes pictures of all the pets needing homes, lots of information and stories, a schedule of fund raising events, a secure link for donations, and some preaching about pet owner responsibility. Thanks to volunteer Janet Kowalski for keeping this site current and interesting.
Feb 2019
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