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Rooney remains the story as former Red returns to Old Trafford
September 17, 2017 by Ed Articles Everton, Premier League
[dropcap]J[/dropcap]osé Mourinho is focused first on winning – taking back whatever momentum was lost during Manchester United's frustration draw at Stoke City last week. The rest of Sunday's narrative will centre on Wayne Rooney, the erstwhile Red and club record goalscorer, who returns to Old Trafford for the first time as an Everton player. The 31-year-old will enjoy a fine Manchester reception, whatever caveats remain about the player's history at the club.
After all, Rooney's record at United is beyond reproach whatever the early deterioration in the player's performances. Rooney remained at United three seasons too many, striker and club trapped by David Moyes' insecurities and that five-year contract.
The pointed decline shapes how many will remember the player, yet, his dalliances with both Manchester City and Chelsea touch on supporters' emotions more strongly. It is why, despite his record, Rooney will not draw warmth from all on Sunday.
[blockquote who="José Mourinho" cite="José Mourinho"]Sometimes the word 'legend' is used too easily but that's not this case. He's a real legend in the club. The numbers, they speak by themselves.[/blockquote]
All of that is in the past, of course. This weekend, Old Trafford will surely remember more of the good than the bad of the player's 13 seasons at United. The striker scored 253 goals in 577 appearances for the club, and Mourinho is in no doubt about the reception the player will receive despite the manager swiftly bringing an end to Rooney's time at United.
"The stadium will show him the respect that he deserves, I hope, before the match and after the match," Mourinho told MUTV. "Sometimes the word 'legend' is used too easily but that's not this case. He's a real legend in the club. The numbers, they speak by themselves. For sure he's going to get the welcome that he deserves."
After all, Old Trafford has a strong record in welcoming back former players, notably lauding Cristiano Ronaldo's return with Real Madrid. Rooney enjoys both a superior record at United to the Portuguese and, arguably, committed fewer affronts to the collective memory.
On the pitch, Mourinho's side seeks the victory that could return the Reds to the top of the Premier League table. Points dropped at Stoke, together with Manchester City's outstanding form, leaves United three points behind Pep Guardiola's team albeit at this early stage of the campaign.
United's victory in the Champions League over Basel means that Mourinho's team has won four from six competitive games this season. Mourinho's side brushed aside the Swiss team on Tuesday night, with Romelu Lukaku scoring his fifth club goal of an increasingly productive season. It was the kind of European fixture in which United has too often failed over the past four seasons. No more, and Mourinho's team will expect to qualify from the group with some comfort.
Yet, the draw at Stoke was also the kind of fixture in which this team has dropped points over the past three seasons, with the Reds' defence looking far from secure against Mark Hughes' mid-table outfit. It is a failing that Mourinho will doubt note.
More seriously is the injury to Paul Pogba in midweek that leaves Mourinho with a significant hole in midfield for the next month – one that cannot be adequately filled by alternatives.
Ronaldo Koeman is under pressure, a situation exacerbated both by Everton's poor start to the season and the club's heavy summer spending. Lukaku's £75 million move to Old Trafford left Everton with a healthy summer budget, but the club's resources were also stretched by a spree that topped £140 million.
The summer brought a clutch of new players to club, including former Red Michael Keane, goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, striker Sandro Ramirez, and Ajax midfielder Davvy Klaassen.
It is a team that is yet to gel, despite the youthful promised offered the new acquisitions. The team lost heavily to Italian side Atalanta in the Europa League on Thursday and was comfortably beaten by Tottenham Hotspur last weekend. Indeed, Koeman's side has won just once in the league this season, although the Dutchman is not yet ready to panic. Whether that is true of his club's Board is another question.
"I have the experience. I had a bad run while I was at Southampton and we had a bad run here last season but we came out of that," said Koeman this week. "I have the belief, I have the confidence that we can come out of this. Yesterday against Atalanta really was a wake-up call. I saw the team with a lot of doubts on Thursday. One of our strengths last season was that we had a good defensive organisation but we've lost our strengths at the moment. It's time for the experienced players to stand up."
One of those being Rooney, of course.
Pogba will miss Sunday's Premier League game with a hamstring injury he sustained in midweek. The Frenchman is unlikely to play again before mid-October in a significant blow to United's hopes of retaining early season momentum.
Pogba was replaced by Marouane Fellaini against Basel, with the Belgian scoring United's opening goal and creating another for Marcus Rashford. Fellaini is likely to start against Everton, although the Belgian's range and speed of passing often has a negative impact on United's midfield fluency. Ander Herrera and Juan Mata are also in contention to play in the Frenchman's absence.
"He is injured and he cannot play on Sunday," said the manager of Pogba, his midweek captain. "We know that, for a few matches, I don't know how many, but I expect we are to play without Pogba for a few matches."
"That is an opportunity for others and the others are ready to get that opportunity, and to perform. Of course we feel sorry that we lose a player but we are calm and confident, because it is an opportunity for people who are ready to take it."
Elsewhere, Luke Shaw and Marcus Rojo remain on the road to recovery from long-term injury. Shaw has featured in three under-23 matches this season and could play again for the reserve side on Monday night.
"He is not injured anymore so it is a question of form and it is a question of options, but he is not injured, he is recovered," noted the manager. Rojo, meanwhile, has begun to step up his training regime, with a return "probably a couple of months" away.
Elsewhere, Phil Jones and Eric Bailly are likely to return after completing midfield European suspensions, with Daley Blind and Matteo Darmian both options at left-back. In attack Lukaku and Rashford may be complemented by Antony Martial, a player who has shown glimpses of a return to the kind of form that prompted United to pay more than £30 million for the Frenchman.
Koeman has no new injury concerns but the Dutchman may make changes following consecutive heavy defeats. Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ademola Lookman are in contention to partner the returning Rooney in attack.
Referee: Andre Marriner
Assistants: Simon Beck, Andy Halliday
Fourth Official: Jonathan Moss
United 2 – 0 Everton


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The plan at this company was to have each Product Owner serve five teams, which brings us to the Law of Raspberry Jam.
Toffler was talking about cultures, but the same is true of people and roles. Spreading a Product Owner over multiple teams inevitably thins that Product Owner's commitment to each team. The thinning of commitment makes the building of trust and mutual respect much more difficult, perhaps rendering that vital connection impossible.
Then there is the issue of keeping the backlog prioritized, groomed, and ready for each team to pull the highest-priority stories into each Sprint. I worked with a team a few months ago (at a different client) that had outrun its Product Owner's ability to keep the backlog stocked with appropriate stories. As that team's velocity increased, the Product Owner simply could not keep up. Imagine that situation multiplied by five!
The one-Product-Owner-for-five-teams experiment has not gotten off the ground yet, but I am very interested to see how it goes. As I told the trainees, it might work. But then again, there was no data or other evidence to support that supposition out of the gate, whereas for the standard format of one Product Owner per team, there is a huge amount of data that demonstrate success.


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Look Inside | Reading Guide
True History of the Kelly Gang
By Peter Carey
Part of Vintage International
Category: Historical Fiction | Literary Fiction | Crime Mysteries
About True History of the Kelly Gang
"I lost my own father at 12 yr. of age and know what it is to be raised on lies and silences my dear daughter you are presently too young to understand a word I write but this history is for you and will contain no single lie may I burn in Hell if I speak false."
In True History of the Kelly Gang, the legendary Ned Kelly speaks for himself, scribbling his narrative on errant scraps of paper in semiliterate but magically descriptive prose as he flees from the police. To his pursuers, Kelly is nothing but a monstrous criminal, a thief and a murderer. To his own people, the lowly class of ordinary Australians, the bushranger is a hero, defying the authority of the English to direct their lives. Indentured by his bootlegger mother to a famous horse thief (who was also her lover), Ned saw his first prison cell at 15 and by the age of 26 had become the most wanted man in the wild colony of Victoria, taking over whole towns and defying the law until he was finally captured and hanged. Here is a classic outlaw tale, made alive by the skill of a great novelist.
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Published by Vintage
Dec 04, 2001 | 384 Pages | 5-3/16 x 8 | ISBN 9780375724671
Dec 18, 2007 | 384 Pages | ISBN 9780307429834
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"A spectacular feat of imagination."—The Boston Globe
"Vastly entertaining…. Triumphantly eclectic, as if Huck Finn and Shakespeare had joined forces to prettify the legend of Jesse James."—The New York Times
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"Carey succeeds in creating an account that not only feels authentic but also passes as a serious novel and solid, old-fashioned 'entertainment.' A big, meaty novel, blending Dickens and Cormac McCarthy with a distinctly Australian strain of melancholy."—San Francisco Chronicle
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"Carey's pen writes with an ink that is two parts archaic and one part modern and colors a prose that rocks and cajoles the reader into a certainty that Ned Kelly is fit company not only for Jack Palance and Clint Eastwood but for Thomas Jefferson and perhaps even a bodhisattva."—Los Angeles Times
"The power and charm of [this book] arise not from fidelity to facts but rather from the voice Carey invents for Ned Kelly…."—Time
"So adroit that you never doubt it's Kelly's own words you're reading in the headlong, action-packed story."—Newsweek
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General Studies 2: Government policies and interventions for development in various sectors and issues arising out of their design and implementation; Important aspects of governance, transparency and accountability
General Studies 3: Indian Economy and issues relating to mobilization of resources, growth, development
In News: The non-performing assets (NPAs) in the Indian banking system have become a big concern – posing a threat to the stability of the country's financial system and the economy. India has been ranked fifth on the list of countries with the highest Non-Performing Assets (NPAs), by CARE Ratings.
What is NPA?
NPA in terms of RBI regulations result out of non-payment of interest for a period of 90 days or non-payment of principle amount for 90 days or more. So beyond that point, it is called Non-Performing Asset. The loan is taken by the company on its assets from the bank. When the asset is not performing because they become doubtful and NPAs from doubtful become bad loans.
A glimpse into the history:
The problem name NPA is not of recent origin. Few years back, India suffered from a huge infrastructuregap and the banking sector was encouraged to get themselves into a lending spree for companies willing to undertake various projects. Public Sector Banks were actually pushed to provide loans for projects that were floated largely by the private sector.
The following have caused distress in the banks' assets and have played part in the mounting NPAs –
Prolonged downturn in the world economy,
Falling commodity prices,
Lack of due diligence and adherence to rules (inadequate and poor risk assessment of the proposals by the banks)
Complex workings of the bureaucracy,
Typical bureaucratic red tape,
Long delays and gestation periods of several infrastructure projects,
Delays in land acquisition and
Politically inspired agitations
The NPA "SAMADHAN" Project
Resolution process must move on smoothly – and not be stalled by long drawn legal wrangling's. Longer the delay, the resolution of assets will be postponed further. The capital that is blocked in the NPA would not yield anything and will continue remaining stressed.
It is important to recognize that even if we could resolve quickly, no matter the amount of "haircut" there exists a major upside for both the economy and the bank:
Economy: 1000 of stalled projects will come back contributing to the growth and positive GDP evaluation
Bank: As they have been provided for 100% for the stressed assets, at leasttheir financialhealthwould turn better.
Issues causing moral hazard: Do we allow promoters who have made these assets stressed, to bid directly or indirectly for the same projects?
Government has taken a decision that promoters who have stressed assets to their book of accounts should not be allowed to bid for any further stressed asset.
Resolution process must be pragmatic –Rules must be clear upfront. Tricky questions should not be allowed to clout and delay the process of resolution. Correct procedures should be followed.
The Way Forward:
Post resolving stressed assets, there is no guarantee that it will not come up again.To prevent a recurrence of such failure, it is important to reform not just governance, but also regulatory oversight. The failures of banking regulation must be addressed and checks and balances created.
Consolidation could be the first step for stringer balance sheet but the next step should be to reduce government's stake to below 49% so that the banks can work without any political influence.
Need to be mindful of the 4 Rs —
'Recognition' of assets close to their true value
'Recapitalisation' or infusion of equity for banks to protect their capital
'Resolution' in the form of selling underlying stressed assets
'Reform', through the right future incentives for the private sector and corporates to ensure there is no repeat of the twin balance sheet syndrome.
What is Non-Performing Assets (NPA)? Why are they detrimental for the economy? Examine.
NPAs or stressed assets have adversely affected the banking system in India. In this light, identify the factors that have led to this status and also examine the steps taken by the Government and the RBI to address the same.
Which major sectors contribute the maximum to bad loans or NPAs in India? What is the way out? Analyse.
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Music on the Edge Chamber Orchestra, music by John Adams, Amy Williams, Jonny Greenwood (Radiohead), and others, 8 p.m. Oct. 14, Bellefield Hall Auditorium, Pitt Department of Music, 412-624-4125, www.music.pitt.edu.
The New World & Pittsburgh 250, featuring Leonard Slatkin, conductor;
Hila Plitman, soprano; and the
Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh;
Oct. 17 and 19, Heinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Downtown, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, 412-392-4200, www.pittsburghsymphony.org.
Astro-Rama, free admission, 7 p.m.,
Oct. 15-18, Schenley Plaza, Squonk Opera, 412-682-7275, www.squonkopera.com.
Sampson & Delila, opera,
Oct. 18-26, Benedum Center, 719 Liberty Ave., Downtown, Pittsburgh Opera, 412-281-0912, www.pittsburghopera.org.
Mattress Factory, Anniversary Art Auction, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, 7 p.m., auction, 8 p.m. Oct. 18; Inner & Outer Space, through Jan. 11, 500 Sampsonia Way, North Side, 412-231-3169, www.mattress.org.
Carnegie Museum of Art, Abstract Art Before 1950: Watercolors, Drawings, Prints and Photographs, through Oct. 18; 55th Carnegie International, through Jan. 11; Worlds Away: New Suburban Landscapes, through Jan. 18; 4400 Forbes Ave., Oakland, 412-622-3131, www.cmoa.org.
Westmoreland Museum of American Art, Painting in the United States, through Oct. 19, 221 N. Main St., Greensburg, 724-837-1500 ext. 33, www.wmuseumaa.org.
Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Insects, Ink, & Inklings: Illustrations by Jane Hyland, through Nov. 1; Born of Fire: The Life and Pottery of Margaret Tafoya, through Jan. 4, Exploring the Arctic Seafloor: Photographs by Chris Linder, through Jan. 25; 4400 Forbes Ave., Oakland, 412-622-3131, www.carnegiemnh.org.
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Fall Flower Show, through Nov. 9, One Schenley Park, Oakland, 412-441-4442, www.phipps.conservatory.org.
Frick Fine Arts Building, Department of Studio Arts Faculty Exhibition, through Nov. 21, University Art Gallery, 412-648-2430, www.studioarts.pitt.edu.
Silver Eye Center for Photography, Eloquent Eggs & Disintegrating Dice: Photographs by Rosamond Purcell, through Nov. 29, 1015 E. Carson St., South Side, 412-431-1810, www.silvereye.org.
American Jewish Museum, Love/Fences/Nests Projects by Ally Reeves, through Dec. 15, 5738 Forbes Ave., Squirrel Hill, 412-521-8011, www.jccpgh.org/museum.asp.
Andy Warhol Museum, 1958, through Jan. 11, 117 Sandusky St., North Side, 412-237-8300, www.warhol.org.
Temporada de Patos (2004), directed by Fernando Eimbcke, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15, Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, Latin American Film Series, Pitt's Center for Latin American Studies, clas@pitt.edu, amigosdelcinelatinoamericano2008@blogspot.com.
Thomas Sankara: The Upright Man (2006), directed by Robin Shuffield, 5 p.m. Oct. 16, 4130 Posvar Hall, Pitt's African Film series, Pitt's African Studies Program and African Students' Organization, 412-648-2058, www.ucis.pitt.edu/africa.
Memoire D'Immigres (1997) parts two and three of French documentary directed by Yamina Benguigui, 7 p.m. Oct. 16, Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, Beur Is Beautiful: Maghrebi-French Filmmaking series, Pitt's Global Studies Program, Department of French and Italian Languages and Literatures, 412-624-2918, www.ucis.pitt.edu/global.
Pittsburgh Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival, Oct. 17-26, films shown primarily at South Side Works Cinema, but check schedule for other locations, 412-422-6776, www.plgfs.org.
Lectures/Seminars/Readings
School of Information Sciences Information Session, outline of program specializations, admission procedures, financial aid opportunities, and more for prospective students, 6:30 p.m. Oct. 13, Room 522, Information Sciences Building, Pitt's School of Information Sciences, 412-624-3988, to RSVP visit www.ischool.pitt.edu/news/learn-more.php.
"Human Migration: Disciplinary Contributions to Its History," Patrick Manning, Pitt's Andrew W. Mellon Professor of World History, 4 p.m. Oct. 14, 2500 Posvar Hall, Provost's Inaugural Lecture series, Pitt's Department of History, 412-624-5750, www.pitt.edu/~pitthist.
"PINK1 Regulares Mitochondrial Authophagy through Fission in Neurons," Ruben Dagda, Pitt professor of pathology, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Oct. 15, 1105C Scaife Hall, Postdoc Lunch Live! Pitt's Postdoctoral Association, lunch reserved for those who register in advance, register at www.uppda.pitt.edu.
"Around the World in 110 Days," Marion Dolan, Pitt's History of Art and Architecture visiting lecturer, noon
Oct. 15, Room 203 Frick Fine Arts, History of Art and Architecture Colloquium, 412-648-2400, www.haa.pitt.edu.
"Improving Work-Life Balance for Career Satisfaction," Maureen Murray, Maureen Murray Associates, 3-5 p.m. Oct. 15, S120 Thomas E. Starzl Biomedical Science Tower, 2008-09 Health Sciences Faculty Professional Development Series, Office of Academic Career Development, register at www.oacd.health.pitt.edu.
Drue Heinz Literature Prize Reading and Award Ceremony, featuring 2008 Drue Heinz Literature Prize winner Anthony Varallo and judge Scott Turow, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15, Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, Pittsburgh Contemporary Writers Series, 412-624-6506, www.english.pitt.edu.
Paul Muldoon, poetry reading, 8 p.m. Oct. 15, Carnegie Library Lecture Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Oakland, International Poetry Forum, 412-621-9893, www.thepoetryforum.org.
"Update on Chinese New Electronic Databases," Xiuying Zou, Pitt public services librarian of the East Asian Library, noon Oct. 16, 4130 Posvar Hall, University Center for International Studies, www.ucis.pitt.edu.
"Energy and Charge Transport in Self-assembled Systems for Solar Energy Conversion," Michael R. Wasielewski, Northwestern University professor of chemistry, 2:30 p.m.
Oct. 16, 12B Chevron Science Center, 22nd Annual Kaufman Lectures, Pitt's Department of Chemistry, 412-624-8200, www.chem.pitt.edu.
"What Determines the Partitioning of Precipitation Between Runoff, ET, and Storage?–Hydrological Processes and Their Significance," Xu Liang, Pitt professor of civil and environmental engineering, 4 p.m. Oct. 16, 203 Thaw Hall, Fall 2008 Colloquium series, Department of Geology and Planetary Science, www.geology.pitt.edu/colloquium.html.
"Approximation Algorithms: A Tour D'Horizon," Michel X. Goemans, Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Leighton Family Professor of Mathematics, 10:30 a.m. Oct. 17, 5317 Sennott Square, Pitt's Department of Computer Science, www.cs.pitt.edu.
"The Transitional Diffusion of Anti-Communism: Conservative Women in Brazil and Chile in the 1960s and 1970s," Margaret Power, author of Right-Wing Women in Chile: Feminine Power and the Struggle Against Allende, 1964-1973, noon Oct. 17, 2431 Posvar Hall, Pitt's Women's Studies Program, www.wstudies.pitt.edu.
"Dynamics of Photogenerated Multi-Spin Systems: The Road to Molecular Spintronics," Michael R. Wasielewski, Northwestern University professor of chemistry, 2:30 p.m. Oct. 17, 12B Chevron Science Center, 22nd Annual Kaufman Lectures, Pitt's Department of Chemistry, 412-624-8200, www.chem.pitt.edu.
"Troubled Apologies Among Japan, Korea, and the United States," Alexis Dudden, University of Connecticut professor of history, 4 p.m. Oct. 17, 3703 Posvar Hall, Pitt's Department of History, www.pitt.edu/~pitthist.
"Making Oral Presentations,"
10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 18, Lecture Room 2, Fourth Floor, Scaife Hall, Survival Skills & Ethics Workshop, 412-578-3716, www.survivial.pitt.edu.
Richard Russo, author, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 20, Carnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Oakland, Drue Heinz Lecture Series, 412-624-4187, www.pittsburghlectures.org.
"Presentation on Pittsburgh's 1877 Show Trials of the 'Molly Maguires,'" Pitt international law student Hal Smith, 8:30 p.m. Oct. 20, William Pitt Union Ballroom, Pitt Pre-Law Student Organization, 412-586-4864, echoesoferin.blogspot.com/2008/03/molly-maguires.html.
Kenia & Company, Brazilian jazz band, free lunch, noon, Oct. 15, Nordy's Place, Lower Level, William Pitt Union, Artful Wednesdays, PITT ARTS, 412-624-4498, www.pittarts.pitt.edu.
Esprit de Pittsburgh 2008, Pittsburgh Young Professionals' Gala Event,
7-10:30 p.m. Oct. 17, 31st Floor, Regional Enterprise Tower, 425 Sixth Ave., Downtown, to purchase tickets visit www.pyp.org.
Tallis Scholars, 8 p.m. Oct. 18, Calvary Episcopal Church, 315 Shady Ave., Shadyside, Renaissance & Baroque Society of Pittsburgh, 412-682-7262. www.rbsp.org.
The Essential Internship: Snaring One in the Media, Public Relations, and Publishing, a panel discussion with representatives from television, radio, magazines, and newspapers as well as publishing and public relations companies, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 27, Lower Lounge William Pitt Union, Pitt's Department of English, 412-624-1737, www.english.pitt.edu/events/internships.htm.
Opera/Theater/Dance
Twenty Eighty-Four, multimedia and theatrical performance presented by The Pillow Project, 8 p.m. through Oct. 25, The Space Upstairs, 214 N. Lexington St., East End, 412-225-9269, www.pillowproject.org.
Defending the Caveman, theatrical performance, through Oct. 18, Byham Theater, 101 Sixth St., Downtown, 412-456-6666, www.pgharts.org.
KASSY'S Liga, theatrical performance, through Oct. 18, New Hazlett Theater, Allegheny Square East, North Side, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, 412-471-6930, www.pgharts.org.
The Clean House, by Sarah Ruhl, through Oct. 26, Henry Heymann Theatre, Stephen Foster Memorial, 4301 Fifth Ave., Oakland, Pitt Repertory Theatre, 412-624-7529, www.pitt.play.edu.
If You Give a Pig a Pancake, by Laura Numeroff, through Oct. 27, five locations including Byham Theater, 101 Sixth St., Downtown, Pittsburgh International Children's Theater, 412-321-5520, www.pghkids.org.
Diane's Heart, by Rob Penny, through Nov. 1, Kuntu Repertory Theatre, Seventh Floor Auditorium, Alumni Hall, 412-624-7298, www.kuntu.org.
Radio Golf, by August Wilson, through Nov. 2, Pittsburgh Public Theater, 621 Penn Ave., Downtown, 412-316-1600, www.ppt.org.
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, by Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts, through Feb. 1, Theatre Square Cabaret, 655 Penn Ave., Downtown, CLO Cabaret Theater, 412-325-6766, www.clocabaret.com.
The Wonder Bread Years, by Pat Hazell, indefinite-run special engagement, Lester Hamburg Studio Theatre at City Theatre, 1300 Bingham St., South Side, 412-431-2489, www.citytheatrecompany.org.
Pitt PhD Dissertation Defenses
Zhibao Mi, School of Public Health, Department of Biostatistics, "Dimension Reduction and Robust Classification Models in the Disease Prediction by Genomic and Cell-based Assays," 9 a.m. Oct. 15, 325A Parran Hall.
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Monaghan Electrical IFL: We overcame Tyholland by two points last Sunday in Páirc Grattan on a 1.11 to 1.09 score-line.
Silver Hills Food SHL Semi-Final: We take on Carrickmacross HC this evening Thursday 18th August at 7pm in Páirc Grattan in the league semi-final. McElvaney's Waste & Recycling Intermediate Football Championship. All roads lead to Magheracloone this coming Saturday evening 20th August when we take on the old enemy Donaghmoyne in the Championship at 6pm.
We would like to thank Hughie & Nancy Byrne of Daniel McNello's Bar Inniskeen and Raymond Watters of the Coachman's Inn, Castleblayney for their very generous sponsorship of our recently crowned senior county hurling champions. Go raibh mhaith agaibh.
There was no winner of our Pick Four Lotto jackpot of €5,000 last Monday night 15th August 2016. The Numbers Drawn were: 7: 8: 15: 19 The lucky dip winners were, Breige Casey, Hackballscross (Joey Byrne): Elaine Watters, Kednaminsha (Peter Dooley): Aidan Courtney Drumnagrella, Inniskeen (Catherine Keenan): Paul Marron, Carrickmacross (Gerry Dooley): Cara May McKenna, Drumboat, Inniskeen (Catherine Keenan). Next Week's Lotto jackpot is €5,100. Envelopes available from all committee members and the usual outlets.
They play the second round in the internal league competition this Saturday 20th at the end of training.
Training Wednesday evening 7:45-8:45. Can everyone please attend training as we have a semi-final coming up next week. We play against Drumhowan in the semi-final next Monday the 22nd August in Pairc Grattan at 7:00. Please come along and support our young players.
Training as usual Monday and Wednesday evenings.
We play against Truagh this Thursday the 18th August in Truagh at 7:30. Details re bus to Truagh will follow later in the week. There will be a txt sent out about training.


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Christmas adverts, bigger than Jesus
Since the start of November almost every major retailer has released their offering to 2016's eclectic selection of Christmas adverts.
Each year the popularity of adverts seems to grow, with hundreds of millions of views on social media between them and countless more on television, this year has proven to be the most hotly debated ever.
This is of course reflected in the retailer's budgets, which each year seem to grow as exponentially as their popularity. It's estimated that spend this year could reach £5.6 billion, £300 million more than last year.
John Lewis is thought to have spent £7 million this year, overshadowed by Burberry's rumoured £10 million budget.
According to Sainsbury's for every £1 spent on its campaign in 2014, they raked in a £24 profit. It's no wonder why retailers are so keen to win the battle of the Christmas ads. But what is it that makes us Brits so mad about them?
FOR A ROUNDUP OF THIS YEARS BEST ADS: Retail Gazette Loves: 2016's Christmas Adverts
Research has found that Brits look forward to Christmas adverts more than the Queens speech. It is also one of the top five talked about topics over the season, above how much weight we have gained and the Christmas number one.
"In no other country is there any similar phenomenon – our closest neighbour in terms of consumerism is the US and the Macy's Christmas advert is currently showing 36,000 views compared to the 14 million plus for Buster the Boxer," head of retail research at Context Adam Simon said.
"The John Lewis You Tube channel has, for example, 113,000 subscribers, compared to Macy's which has 36,000, and on that channel there are 100's of product and service videos. Christmas TV adverts are a particularly British way of driving the omnichannel shopping experience."
Alex Gunz, lecturer in marketing at Alliance Manchester Business School pointed out that our own retailers may have started this trend: "What is different about the UK of late is that there has been a boom in high-budget narrative form adverts, mostly from supermarkets and department stores.
"As far as I can tell, John Lewis started this by marrying the season's pleasure/anxiety about buying the perfect gift with their brand positioning. These have been very successful at generating buzz and attention, and have coincided with steadily growing revenue for John Lewis."
It's the TV event of the year, and Kevin couldn't be more excited… #BusterTheBoxer #KevinTheCarrot pic.twitter.com/cvhDh9piDk
— Aldi Stores UK (@AldiUK) November 10, 2016
The explosion on social media would seem to suggest that more people than every are interested in these adverts, however like many social phenomenon they are often the products of the retailers in the spotlight, as digital strategy director at iProspect Libby Darley explained:
"Digital plays a huge part in this; brands are putting their adverts live on Youtube before the big TV unveil and they all come with an accompanying hashtag, thus inspiring everyone to jump on their social channels and publicise their reactions and opinions.
"I don't see this going away any time soon, but we've seen that this year, brands are looking for different ways to get into those social conversations. Aldi's social content last Thursday surrounding the launch of John Lewis advert is a prime example of this. No matter what the advert is about, people will talk about it."
It's not enough to just be clever, Christmas adverts need to evoke an emotion in us, and they have become a "well oiled machine" in doing so.
Social Circle's managing director Matt Donegan stated: "We have become a hugely open nation when it comes to sharing our emotional status on social media. When the emotions we share are hooked to a topical event, like Christmas, then we love sharing them even more."
READ MORE: John Lewis advert sparks 300 per cent rise in trampoline searches
"The obsession for Christmas ads, especially the John Lewis ones, can be illustrated this year by simply looking at the 'fake ad' by an A-Level student who made his own version of the John Lewis ad and released it a few days before the real thing – leading to millions of shares and likes.
"That's how obsessed Brits are with Christmas ads! A few influencers shared the fake ad and it went viral. It's a phenomenon that wouldn't work in any other country or in the past."
Someone who would know first hand just how important getting this right can be for retailers is McCann Worldgroup UK's Jamie Peate, who was planning director on this year's Aldi advert.
Peate stated: "For the UK retailers it can be literally make or break, so getting it right is really important.
"They have to capture the right mix of impact, entertainment and sharability, while still being true to their role in the lives of their customers, and sell products! That can be quite a Christmas wish list!"
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I have felt like total garbage for a week. I have no appetite but I know eating will usually make my tummy feel better. So I force feed myself. I don't eat dinner with my SO anymore because I can't stand the smell, and he said he misses our nightly dinners. I'm not looking forward to feeling like this for at minimum another month. Anyone out there as miserable as I am? Don't get me wrong, I'm ecstatic that my little baby has made it this far and is continuing to grow! I just miss feeling like a normal human being. I've tried every truck in the book with no relief.


This set of Notebooks concerns letterpress methods adapted for non-relief printing processes. These were characteristic of the brief transitional period from letterpress to offset printing.
This is the opposite of photoengraving and photopolymer plate technology / flexography, which are the use of nonletterpress techniques (photographic and digital composition) to produce relief printing plates.
The material here is literature provided to sales representatives to help them sell Ludlow products in support of the system of "hot metal paste-up." These include a Hammond Machinery Builders bulletin about the system and a set of photographs of the system in operation at the Ogden Standard Examiner.
The material here involves the Elrod as much as the Ludlow Typograph. It also shows the Ludlow Shell-Hi Slug Shear.


Studio M Arabian Plaza Hotel & Hotel Apartments, announced its successful participation in Earth Hour — the world's largest grassroots environmental action event.
From 830pm to 930pm on Saturday night, the hotel switched off all electrics for one hour, along with millions of people around the world, to maintain the ever-present threat of climate change in the public consciousness as well as highlight the increasing need for action.
As part of its commitment to change the planet for better, the hotel has put numerous 'sustainability' initiatives into action since embarking on a mission to slash emissions and has installed energy-efficient lighting across the property and smart LED lighting inside the rooms for energy conservation. In the long term, the property has also spearheaded a range of waste saving procedures for both staff and guests as well as water conservation efforts.
"As a lifestyle property with Generation Y as its prime audience, we understand it is highly important for them to know whatever they are buying or experiencing aligns with their personal values. We pledge to constantly look for ways to utilize technology and implement measures to help tackle the planet's current environmental concerns," added Ursula.


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Our website provides a system in order to use and receive the full benefit of our related services, and some personal data will need to be collected and processed. The website cannot be used or will be ineffective without this information.
The information we will collect will include information provided to us by you and may include a person's name, address, and contact details.
When accessing our website or other device or application, we may also collect traffic data, weblogs, location data and other information that is submitted through the use of our website or related applications.
It is necessary for us to process this personal data in order for us to operate the Website and to perform our obligations to you as part of our services. We will process personal data where you have given your consent or where the processing is necessary to comply with our legal obligations and for our legitimate interests or the legitimate interests of others.
Larkspeed will only process personal data for the specific purpose of effectively operating our website and to let you know about any changes to our services.
If Larkspeed need to process personal data for any other reason we will notify you, unless otherwise permitted by the Data Protection Legislation.
We will keep the personal data we store accurate and up to date. Data that is inaccurate or out of date will be destroyed. Please notify us if personal details change or if you become aware of any inaccuracies in the personal data we hold about you.
We will not keep personal data for longer than is necessary for the purpose for which we are processing it and to be able to offer aftersales care such as warranty returns. This means that data will be destroyed or erased from our website when it is no longer required.
We have in place procedures and technologies to maintain the security of all personal data from the point of collection to the point of destruction. We will only transfer personal data to a third party to enable us to complete the service we have offered, this will include suppliers and/or couriers.
All information you provide to us is stored on secure servers. Where we have given you (or where you have chosen) a password which enables you to access certain parts of our website, you are responsible for keeping this password confidential.
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Sie befinden sich hier: Home > Activities > All year round > Explore the National Park
At the heart of the Austrian Alps is the Hohe Tauern National Park, with an area of 1,800 km² it is the second largest in Europe. Austria's highest mountain peaks, vast glaciers, alpine meadows, rocks and waterfalls as well as centuries-old cultural landscapes characterize its appearance. We are very proud of this unique landscape and the way in which the Mittersill farmers of days gone by have cared for the land! Our hiking hotel Sonnberghof is located on the edge of the National Park zone. However, the attachment to the traditional mountain agriculture extends far beyond the park and far beyond one generation.
For many years the hiking hotel Sonnberghof has been a partner of the Hohe Tauern National Park.
The Hohe Tauern National Park is an area of extraordinary natural beauty. It is a primary landscape, so at no time has the National Park had a strong human influence, therefore
controlled tree felling measures are now often necessary.
On the other hand, large areas like this are normally never to be entered by people.
The harsh winters with extreme avalanche dangers make accessibility to the Hohe Tauern mountain range only for a few, very experienced climbers possible.
In summer, however, the Hohe Tauern National Park opens its doors to visitors -with all its diversity and beauty. The entire area is impressive, but some highlights stand out particularly and are worth a visit for sure.
In the Hohe Tauern National Park there are 266 peaks over 3,000 meters and 551 lakes with a size between 27.03 ha and 35 m² meters
To give an exact number of glaciers is very difficult, 250 seems plausible though. The longest is definitely the Pasterze in the Grossglockner at a length of 5 km from the glacier until Hufeisenbruch and 7 km from the glacier down to the Johannisberg (as of 2003).
These figures impress and prove how versatile the National Park region Hohe Tauern is. Its inhabitants often require the ability to adapt to extreme living conditions. Finally, the National Park begins from 1010m above sea level, the highest point is the Grossglockner, which is Austria's highest mountain at 3798m. The rulers of this nature are certainly the wildlife: eagles, deer, mountain goats, arctic hare, brown bears and many more live here under the supervision of the National Park Rangers.
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Philip Rousseau (November 3, 1939 – September 3, 2020) was a scholar of early Christianity who held the Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Professor of Early Christian Studies and was the director of the Center for the Study of Early Christianity at Catholic University of America.

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Another week, another Rudeboy music. The one half of the defunct group, P Square forges ahead as he delivers a dope single.
The tune entitled "Reality" sounds like a winner already. Vintage Rudeboy of P Square days is on display on this new tune.


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Q: OnTriggerEnter2D dosn't work when player idle, but work when player moving I have a problem in unity3d.
OnTriggerEnter2D can't work when player is idle, but whenever player move, OnTriggerEnter2D can work correctly.
Anyone know why?

A: A rigidbody will sleep when its velocity is nearly 0. A quick fix is keeping the rigidbody awake by setting sleepMode to NeverSleep or calling WakeUp method every frame.
rigidbody.sleepMode = RigidbodySleepMode2D.NeverSleep;

if(rigidbody.IsSleeping())
    rigidbody.WakeUp();

But these approaches are not encouraged. A trigger is designed for being hitted by a rigidbody, so you'd better rethink your design. For instance if the trigger is a bullet, you can attach a Rigidbody2D on it and listen OnCollisionEnter2D callback.

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import os
import sys

sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)), 'lib'))

from tank.container import Container
from tests.cars import IEngine

class Car:
    """
    @tests.cars.IEngine
    """
    def __init__(self, engine):
        self.__engine = engine

    @property
    def engine(self):
        return self.__engine

def main():
    container = Container()
    container.register('tests.cars.IEngine',
                       'tests.cars.FourCylinder')
    container.register('Car')

    car = container.resolve('Car')
    assert isinstance(car.engine, IEngine)

    print('{0} cylinders'.format(car.engine.number_of_cylinders))
    car.engine.start()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

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Well. It is finally here!
curtains where there previously were none and a new cloth for under the TV to tie it all together.
Now lets see what else needs doing.
Fantastic. Isn't wonderful when you finish a project and this looks like a big one. I'm loving the colours.
Gorgeous. Love the doona cover.


NEXUS Global is an integrated and durable migration services provider specifically designed to support circular migration. With a wide range of public, private and civil sector partners, NEXUS service centers offer clients and their families practical guidance and quality services during all stages of migration. By helping individual migrants achieve their existing goals, the NEXUS social enterprise directly supports efficient circular migration, and as a result, meaningful development on personal, social and economic levels in their home communities.
This unique business model combines free and fee-for-service options, and can serve as a paradigm for best practices and innovative interventions in the area of migration and development – ones that are developed jointly by migrants, private-sector and communities of origin.
A world where migrants are supported in contributing to economic growth and human development in both places of origin and migration, and where migrants are perceived as an important and positive force in society.
Helping migrants reach their personal migration goals, from pre-departure to return, through an integrated and market-driven service platform that provides specialized information, one-on-one support, and concrete solutions offered by NEXUS partners.
We are set to listen and learn. Each client gets our full attention. Our goal is to earn and carefully protect our clients' trust. So while providing accurate and effective responses to client needs, we take all steps to secure their privacy and personal information.
We work with reliable partners that share our mission and provide relevant quality services and offers of support that fill our clients' real needs and wants.
We focus on local communities because that is where most of our clients want to return – to their own homes.
We base our work on facts, not myths or personal anecdotes. Hard evidence learned from extensive research and constant client feedback guides all our activities.
We interact with everyone with kindness, respect and integrity.
We neither encourage nor discourage migration. Our mission is clear: help clients migrate smarter, return better.
In order to engage and maintain the active participation of significant service providers from all sectors the emphasis is on creating and maintaining clear evidence-based approaches. This "value added" engages partners in a durable and market-driven process of continuous learning and improvement.
Client-centered means NEXUS – and its partners – really listen to individual migrants to understand their personal migration goals and then to support effective migration practices. More successful migrants means not only that they reach their personal goals; it also means efficient circular migration, and this in turn means they come home sooner with their financial, social and human capital gained along the way. By working with its partners and together offering advice, products and services that make their migration experience more efficient, NEXUS boosts their success and increases the development potential.
All migration is local. Most migrants who leave home to achieve their personal goals plan to come back home. Yet this return intention is not so much to their home country in the general sense, but specifically to their families, to their own communities, and to their own projects. Reflecting this, it is at the local level – those places where future migrants are, and current migrants long to return, and where the impact of migration – both good and bad – is highest –where NEXUS pays most of its attention and efforts.
NEXUS integrates both vertically and horizontally. It builds strategic partnerships with governments, civil society, and private sector – at local, national and international levels.


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A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42. Chance of precipitation is 40%.


These mudguards are an essential accessory for your Montague road bike, helping keep you clean and dry.
These mudguards are specifically designed to fit the Montague range of road bikes, which have a lower than normal seat-stay angle, meaning that regular after-market mudguards will not fit correctly on the rear of the bike.
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import { Inject, Injectable, PLATFORM_ID } from '@angular/core';
import { BehaviorSubject, combineLatest, Observable } from 'rxjs';
import { HttpClient } from '@angular/common/http';
import { MapData } from '../../modules/map/map-data';
import { XivapiService } from '@xivapi/angular-client';
import { I18nName } from '../../model/common/i18n-name';
import { Quest } from '../../pages/db/model/quest/quest';
import { Fate } from '../../pages/db/model/fate/fate';
import { isPlatformServer } from '@angular/common';
import { LazyRecipe } from './lazy-recipe';
import { PlatformService } from '../tools/platform.service';
import { environment } from '../../../environments/environment';
import { ListRow } from '../../modules/list/model/list-row';
import { shareReplay } from 'rxjs/operators';

@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'root'
})
export class LazyDataService {

  public loaded$: BehaviorSubject<boolean> = new BehaviorSubject<boolean>(false);

  public items: any = {};

  public npcs: any = {};

  public zhItems: any = {};
  public zhPlaces: any = {};
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  public zhFates: any = {};
  public zhGatheringBonuses: any = {};
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  public zhLeves: any = {};
  public zhMaps: any = {};
  public zhStatuses: any = {};

  public koItems: any = {};
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  public koActions: any = {};
  public koActionDescriptions: any = {};
  public koCraftActions: any = {};
  public koCraftDescriptions: any = {};
  public koFCActions: any = {};
  public koLeves: any = {};
  public koWeathers: any = {};
  public koPlaces: any = {};
  public koNpcs: any = {};
  public koMobs: any = {};
  public koJobNames: any = {};
  public koJobAbbrs: any = {};
  public koJobCategories: any = {};
  public koQuests: any = {};
  public koFates: any = {};
  public koTripleTriadRules: any = {};
  public koInstances: any = {};
  public koShops: any = {};
  public koTraits: any = {};
  public koStatuses: any = {};

  public craftActions: any = {};

  public actions: any = {};

  public icons: any = {};

  public maps: { [index: number]: MapData } = {};

  public datacenters: { [index: string]: string[] } = {};

  public mobs: { [index: string]: I18nName } = {};
  public places: { [index: string]: I18nName } = {};
  public quests: { [index: string]: Quest } = {};
  public fates: { [index: string]: Fate } = {};
  public instances: any = {};
  public shops: any = {};
  public leves: any = {};
  public statuses: any = {};
  public traits: any = {};
  public patches: any[] = [];
  public patchContents: any = {};
  public recipes: LazyRecipe[] = [];

  public get allItems(): any {
    const res = { ...this.items };
    Object.keys(this.koItems).forEach(koKey => {
      if (res[koKey] !== undefined) {
        res[koKey].ko = this.koItems[koKey].ko;
      } else {
        res[koKey] = this.koItems[koKey];
      }
    });
    Object.keys(this.zhItems).forEach(zhKey => {
      if (res[zhKey] !== undefined) {
        res[zhKey].zh = this.zhItems[zhKey].zh;
      } else {
        res[zhKey] = this.zhItems[zhKey];
      }
    });
    return res;
  }

  public extracts: ListRow[];
  public extracts$: Observable<ListRow[]> = this.getData('/assets/data/extracts.json').pipe(
    shareReplay(1)
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As we all know, the bedding you choose for your baby's crib has a large impact on the overall design of the nursery. So why not select something special? Our friends at Carousel Designs have released a whole new collection of crib bedding that's sure to get you oohing and aahing. Lucky for you, one Project Nursery reader will win a three-piece crib bedding set from Carousel Designs' beautiful new collection.
Boy, girl or gender neutral, one of these lovely bedding sets is sure to bring the wow factor to your nursery design.
WIN IT! One lucky Project Nursery reader will win a 3-piece crib bedding set from Carousel Designs' new collection ($225-$250 value!). Winner can select the Gray Geometric, Mist and Gray Chevron, Royal Ballet, Taupe Zig Zag, Lilac and Silver Gray Damask OR Stella Ikat crib bedding set.
HOW TO ENTER: Visit Carousel Designs, and let us know which of the above crib bedding sets you would choose. Contest ends Friday, June 22nd, 2012 at 11:59 PDT. Winner chosen by random number generator.
I love the Royal Ballet.
I'm a sucker for the mist and grey chevron!
I am so excited about this giveaway and am smitten with the Taupe Zig Zag bedding!
I follow you guys on twitter (tweeted about it), follow you on FB (commented on your wall) and follow you on Pinterst (http://pinterest.com/pin/268879040223424795/). I would LOVE to bring our baby home to a kickin' crib!
I'm loving the Stella Ikat pattern- gorgeous.
Love the mist and gray chevron!
I love the Taupe Zig Zag!
I love the Lime Solar Flair!
I love the Stella Ikat pattern and colors! It would would be a great accent to our yellow and gray nursery curtain.
Taupe Zig Zag is my favorite – so perfect!
Just pinned the Taupe Zig Zag and started following Project Nursery on Pinterest!
Definitely the Gray Geometric – it's so structural!
Love the Stella Ikat bedding!
The Stella Ikat pattern would look fab in the nursery we are assembling for our August arrival!
I love love LOVE the grey and mist chevron set!
I liked on Facebook and followed all boards on Pinterest! Fun thanks.
I Like Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook and gave you a shout out!
I really like the gray geometric!
I love the mist and grey chevron!
I would love your Taupe Zig Zag bedding set. Its beautiful and would go perfectly in my baby girls room!
Love all but favorite is taupe Zig Zag!
i liked you guys on facebook. i love the stella ikat.
I love the Grey geometric !!!
I like the mist and grey !
I Follow Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Twitter, and tweeted about it!
i also subscribe to the news letter.
I love the Gray GeoMetric!
I love Carousel Designs! I would choose the Mist and Grey Chevron for our expected little boy.
I liked both on facebook and posted on your walls!
I follow you in Facebook.
The Gray Geometric is my absolute favorite! I love the gray with the touch of bright blue! It's absolutely perfect for my little man!
They are all so nice, I would either choose the Gray Geometric or the taupe zig zag I love those two!
My favorite is Mist and Gray Chevron!
I'm a current subscriber and I like PN on facebook!
AND, i already follow you on facebook, but gave you a shout out on there as well!
"Liked" Carousel Designs. Love them all but my favorite is the Stella Ikat Set!
I reall like the Gray Geometric!
I would love the grey geometric!!!
The Taupe zig zag is my favorite!
subscribed to the weekly newsletter! LOVE that stella ikat! crossing my fingers!
Absolutely love these designs. SO sophisticated and but not too serious at the same time. LOVE IT!
I get your newsletter! I love the Stella Ikat. Beautiful!! Pick me please!
My favorite is The taupe zig zag!
I LOVE the gray geometric bedding. I LOVE carousel designs!!!
I like the Stella Ikat from the above options, so cool! Gray geo is awesome too, but I would want yellow instead of blue accents.
I love the Stella Ikat! So beautiful!
And did the facebook thing! Thanks!
I liked and posted on Facebook. I do not have a Twitter or Pinterest account. I love the room/bedding designs, so pretty.
I like both on Facebook and commented on the walls.
Stella Ikat is my favorite, although they are all adorable.
I followed both on twitter.
(already) liked both fb pages and gave some love!
I would love the TAUPE ZIG ZAG! SO gorgeous!
Love the gray sets, especially Stella Ikat.
I already "Liked" Project Nursery on FB but added a new shoutout. I liked Carousel Designs on Facebook and gave them a shout out.
Like that gray geometric – would work for girl or boy!
I would pick the Gray Geometric! Thanks for the giveaway!
I already follow PN on twitter but started following carousel designs.
I'm a fan of Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook.
I love the Stella ikat!
I choose the Taupe Zig Zag, but it was not an easy decision! I love them all!!!
I would choose the Taupe Zig Zag! So cute!!!
Liked project Nursery & Carousel Designs on Facebook, and gave a shout out on your wall!
I followed Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Twitter and tweeted about it.
I follow Project Nursery on Pinterest and pinned an image from this giveaway.
I like stella ikat the most but they are all great!
Oooo! What a giveaway- I love the Stella Ikat!! I like PN on face book!
I like cArousel designs on Facebook.
I love the Stella Ikat, which seems to be a popular choice!
Totally love the Gray Geometric bedding!!
I am subscribed to the newsletter!!!!
I liked Project Nursery on FB. And I left a comment too!
I liked Carousel Designs on FB. Thanks!
I already subscribe to your Newsletter. Thanks!!!
I liked PN and Carousel Designs on facebook and left a message on the wall!
I love the gray geomatric. Absolutely beautiful!
I love the Gray Geometric Designs!
Love the mist and grey chevron!
I love the Stella Ikat collection!!! Bea-u-ti-ful!
I like both pages on Facebook and left a msg on your wall.
LOVE the stella Ikat! SOOO beautiful! this would look GREAT in my baby girls room-when she arrives in September!
Already a newsletter subscriber! Thanks for the giveaway op!
Already a newsletter subscriber – love it!
I love everything about Carousel Designs' and have shouted it out to Facebook!
Followed you both on Twitter and made a comment!
'Like' both of you on Facebook.
I liked and followed you both on facebook . Love the geometric fabrics . Totally my style !
Shout out to both Carousel Designs and Project Nursery on your FB pages!
Like the mist and grey chevron! Already like project nursery on facebook and subscribe to newsletter!
I would choose the gray geometric pattern. Love all the Carousel Design bedding!
The gray geometric pattern is lovely!
I liked Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on facebook. love them.
My little man and I are in love with the mist and gray chevron. hugs.
We like both Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook.
"Liked" project nursery & have always "liked" (loved) Carousel Designs!
I likes project nursery and carousel designs on facebook!
I LOVE the Royal Ballet. My daughter is 9 months old and still doesn't have her crib bedding, so fingers crossed!
I would love to win one for my lil girl I just had on the 5th.She was 5lbs4oz.
I love the lilac and silver gray damask!
I like both carousel designs and project nursery on facebook.
I absolutely LOVE the gray geometric and the mist & grey chevron!! LOVE it.
I already "like" both pages on FB and have been in love with your stuff for a while!
My pick for my Grand-daughter would be the Royal Ballet :D Just beautiful!
Taupe zig zag is my favorite!
I love the pink one but they all look cute!!
Just signed up for your Weekly Newsletter!!!
I follow project nursery and carousel design on facebook!
I follow project nursery on Pinterest, great ideas!
I gave a shoutout on my wall!
What a great giveaway! I think I would pick the gray geometric!
I liked Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook!
I liked Project Nursery and Ive always liked Carousel Desings.
I liked Project Nursery on FB and signed up for the weekly newsletter!
Commented on both walls! Love the Zig Zag!!
My fav: Taupe Zig Zag. I joined the newsletter!
Taupe zig zag is my favorite! In addition, I have already "LIKED" Project Nursery and Carousel Desgins on FB.
i like Stella Ikat even though I am not a huge Ikat fan this one is nice.
I follow Project Nursery on Pinterest. My fav: Taupe Zig Zag.
I liked Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook. Taupe Zig Zag is still my fav!
I am in love with the Gray Geometric Crib Bedding!!
The Stella Ikat is my favorite!
Already subscribed to news letter!
Me me me! Pick me to win one of these FABULOUS designs. The 'gray gemetric" would be just lovely in my newly renovated home. Thank you for giving your followers a shot at winning one of these lovely items! So fun!
I luv the Lilac and Silver Gray Damask!!! My hubby and I are adopting from Foster Care and are looking for the color scheme for the baby's crib. At first we thought it was the crib you are giving away (which we can use, as Foster Care no longer provides the cribs) but we would luv to win the crib bedding.
Current subscriber of PN, YAY!
Love the Stella Ikat, "like" PN and CD on facebook. YAY! this would be great my hubby is active duty and on our budget he would have a fit if I purchased this. I absolutely love it!
follow both on twitter and sent out some tweets about it!
I would choose the stella ikat for the safari theme in my LOs room.
Pinned the beautiful Taupe Zig Zag onto my "Baby Stewart" Board!! ..In love!
Following Carousel Designs and Project Nursery on Twitter!
And I like both PN and CD on FB!
The Royal Ballet sheets are so cute! They all are. I receive the weekly newsletter and like you on facebook.
Following Project Nursery on Pinterest and Pin'd a pic from Carousel Designs!
Already Love (like) Project Nursery on Facebook and just "liked" Carousel Designs.
I liked Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook and commented.
I would choose the Royal Ballet crib bedding set.
I liked Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook.
By the way….visited the site and saw the many cute designs….would love to win the "Stella Ikat" design! Thanks.
I love the 'stella ikat' bedding. I'm due with our first towards the end of august and we aren't finding out the gender so the neutral colors are perfect!
I love the Taupe Zig Zag! .. My daughter is pregnant after trying for years!! We would love to have this to put in her nursery!!
I liked you and Carousel Designs on FB !!
I like Project Nursery on Facebook.(I've liked it for years now) I love the Stella Ikat bedding! I have a girl but I love gender neutral bedding.
I like Carousel Designs on Facebook. I love the Stella Ikat bedding!
Just signed up for the Weekly Newsletter!!!
I love the royal ballet. It makes me think of the old nursery rhyme. Sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what little girls are made of.
Liked Carousel Designs, Project Nursery, and posted a shout out on my wall for you guys.
I Love the Gray Geometric Pattern and it would go perfect in my baby girl's nursery. She is due in 4 weeks and the nursery is just about ready, except for the bedding…I just bought a crib sheet and made a crib skirt for now. Walls are grey, with white & yellow damask curtains and little touches of yellow and light pink throughout the room.
I Love the Stella Ikat. It is gender neutral, which is good for us because we are not finding out what we are having until the birth. I like the classic patterns, and will go well in our nursery that is already painted pale yellow.
"Like" Project Nursery on Facebook.
I love the Stella Ikat! I am following both Carousel Designs and Project Nursery on Facebook and pinned a picture of the crib skirt I ordered on Pinterest.
I love carousel designs! That is where we got my son's bedding. I would love any of the prints but I would pick the Stella Ikat!
I pinned CD's awesome bedding on my Nursery Inspiration board.
They are all so gorgeous but if I had to choose one I would choose Stella Ikat! I choose this one mainly because we don't find out what gender our baby is until birth. A gender neutral will always keep me prepared.
I pinned Stella Ikat to my baby board!
I would choose the Gray Geometric – They are all so beautiful!
It was be awesome to win this..
I follow Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Twitter and I tweeted about it!
Love the taupe but love the grey also…hard to pick…follow you on Facebook!
I'm already a subscriber to Project Nursery newsletter. I love your website!
I will choose Stella Ikat Bedding!
I love the mist and grey chevron design. I would even consider using it in a girls room. I love that it doesn't have a lot of frills.
I have signed up for the Weekly Newsletter!
I would choose the mint and grey chevron! I absolutely love love love it!!! I liked the pages and would "love" them instead of like if I could.
Omg all their stuff is gorgeous! I am currently pregnant and have been drooling over their bedding sets since I started looking! I love the Stella ikat! Love it! Love everything they have! Thanks!
I "Like" Project Nursery and Carousel Designs. Thank you!
I **like** PN and get the newsletter !
I love the Stella Ikat!!!
Followed Project Nursery and "pinned" Carousel Designs images from this post on Pinterest and add your Pinterest link in a comment below.
Thank you!!! My baby, Farrah, does not have anything for her crib! LOVE IT!
I "like" you both on facebook!!
I get the newsletter! Thank you!
I love the Carousel Designs on Facebook. My daughter is having a boy and she is very excited. Thank you!
Love the taupe zig zag!
Love Love Love the taupe zig zag!
Liked and commented on fb!
My fave bedding is the- Stella Ikat!
Taupe zig zag! I posted this on Carousel designs fb page.
I'd love the taupe zig zag!
Oh and also on project nurserys fb page too.
Gotta say, am in love with Carousel Designs stuff. In love.
I already "like" (love) PN on FB and have added Carousel Designs to the "like" list as well!
tweeted about you kids on twitter (and am followers of both Project Nursery and CDesigns)! Gooo Team!
I like you both on Facebook and wrote on your walls!
Pinned the grey geometric crib bedding!!
Grey Geometric is really neat!
Like both on FB too!
I love the grey geometric design!!!
I follow PN on pintrest too!
Like both sites on FB too!
LOVE Carousel Designs…especially Gray Geometric!
I pinned my favorite bedding set.
Liked Carousel Design and already a fan and liked Project Nursery! Love the Grey Geometric!!!
I would choose the Gray Geometric! Super super cute!
I would choose the gray geometric bedding! It's so hard to choose, I love them all!
I absolutely adore the Stella Ikat bedding! So adorable!
Follow you and Carousel Designs on Facebook!
Follow you and Carousel Designs via Twitter!
Follow Project Nursery on Pinterest and pinned the Stella Ikat bedding!!!
I'm a subscriber of your weekly newsletter and love, love, love everything you do!
liked carousel designs on FB! mist & gray chevron!
i think i would like the stela ikat! nice for our gender neutral nursery!
Love the most and gray chevron! Perfect for our little boy due in October.
I liked carousel designs on Facebook and gave you a shout out on your wall!
I pinned the Ikat bedding !
I would choose the stella Ikat.
I "Liked" Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook. My facebook name: ニタ アルミルー . & gave you a shout out on your wall.
I "Liked" Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook, and I gave us a shout out on your wall! Love it!
I also "pinned" the Stella Ikat pattern!
Liked on Facebook and gave a shout out.
I love the Stella Ikat pattern!
I love the Stella Ikat or anything chevron! I have been searching local fabric stores for gray chevron fabric and cant find it! I would love love love the chance to win any of these!
All of them are beautiful but the stella ikat is my favorite. I also subscribe to the newsletter.
I subb'd to your newsletter!
I followed and pinned from your pinterest!
I would love to win the Mist and Gray Chevron set! My husband and I love it!
We'd love the Gray Geometric!
I liked Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on FB and gave you a shout out on your wall!
I followed Project Nursery on Pinterest and pinned the taupe zig zag photo from this page.
I became a subscriber this week!
Visited the website and absolutely love the Taupe Zig Zag design! Not knowing if I am having a boy or a girl, this bedding would help us to design the perfect room!
Following both Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Twitter. Tweeted about it (@teamjp).
I follow Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Twitter and tweeted about it.
I liked Carousel Designs on facebook and posted on their wall.
Stopped by PN's facebook wall about the Carousel Design website as well.
Subscriber of your weekly newsletter!!
I would choose between the mist and gray chevron, or the taupe zigzag. Both would be good for boy or girl, and would go beautifully with the shade of blue I plan to paint the nursery!
I love the taupe zig zag.
I would choose the Stella Ikat design!
I think I would choose the Mist and Gray Chevron Crib Bedding!
got some great ideas for doing up our baby room!!!
Like PN on Facebook & posted on your wall!
Follow PN on Pinterest & pinned!
I love the mist and grey chevron. So Pretty!
Loving the Royal Ballet for my darling dearest Leilah, will really suit and coordinate with her bedroom colors. Newest follower on your FB.
I LOVE the Stella Ikat design – so modern & lovely.
I pinned the Gray Geometric and the Mist and Gray Chevron!
I pinned the Gray Geometric, too! So hard to decide!
Started following you on Twitter! Excited to find your website!
Started following Carousel Designs on Twitter, too! What beautiful products!
I love your bedding collections and liked Project Nursery on FB! The Gray Geometric collection is by far a favorite, it is such a great design for a nursery.
The Gray and Yellow Zig Zag is perfect for my little one's nursery!
I like this Taupe Zig Zag Crib Bedding!!
My favorite is the Gray and White Dots and Stripes! Darling!
I'm already a subscriber to your Weekly Newsletter!
I pinned an image from this post!
I like Carousel Designs on Facebook and left a message on their wall!
I love the gray geometric or the Lilac and Silver Gray Damask, hard to choose!
I'm a newsletter subscriber and follow both project nurser and carousel. I like the taupe zig zag for our nursery!
I am pretty obsessed with the Gray Geometric. Beautiful and simple – love it! Thanks so much for the chance!
Liked both on Facebook and subscribed to the newsletter.
Like PN and Carousel Designs on FB. Left a note on each site!
Follower on Pinterest and pinned http://pinterest.com/pin/94434923406915361/!
I like you both on Facebook and gave you a shout out on your walls!
I follow you both on Twitter and gave you a shout out on your walls!
They are all so beautiful, I would choose the Gray Geometric, Mist and Gray Chevron or Stella Ikat. Love them!!!
both. Need this for my new grandbaby!!!
I like the mist and grey chevron!
Love the Taupe Zig Zag! I always want a white crib for my baby.
I liked you all on facebook and gave a shout out on your wall.
I like the Lilac and Silver Gray Damask!!
Wow, this crib bedding is amazing!!! I honestly think the geometric, the zig-zag, and the chevron would all be fantastic for my little Rett's nursery.
Lilac damask is so pretty.
The gray geometric would match my vision perfectly!
Oh my goodness! How can I chose a favorite? I think today it's the gray chevron!
Tweet! Tweet! Following on Twitter! Thanks for the great giveaway!
Thanks for the great giveaway! I'm a fan of both on Facebook!
Great giveaway! Just liked both on Facebook.
I would love to win the taupe zig zag!
Love the Stella Ikat design!
I would choose the taupe zig zag!
Follow both on Facebook, am a weekly newsletter subscriber and I follow PN on Pinterest. The Stella Ikat would look great in my Little One's nursery!
I really like the Stella Ikat! So classy!
The taupe zig zag is lovely!
Its so hard to choose just one!! The Taupe Zig Zag!
I would get the Mist and Gray Chevron. They are all very cute!
Such a hard decision but I think I like Lilac and Silver Gray Damask the best.
Followed Carousel Designs on Facebook!
I subscribe to the newsletter already!
Stella ikat – love it!!
Mist & Gray Chevron is my favorite!
I would choose the Stella Ikat out of those choices. Great Bedding! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
I like Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Facebook and gave a shout out on your wall. Thanks!
I followed Project Nursery and Carousel Designs on Twitter. Thanks!
I pinned this nursery from Project Nursery.
I would choose the Stella Ikat design out of these choices.
I would choose the Stella Ikat design. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
I love the Zig Zag! You could do so many different things and color schemes with it!
I now follow Project Nursery on twitter!
I now follow Carousel Designs on twitter!
I now subscribe to your weekly newsletter!!!
I woould love to have the Stella Ikat set, soo cute!
I have pinned several things from Project Nursery on to my Baby Huff inspiration board.
I'm in love with the Taupe Zig Zag! So cute!
Pinned the one I want!! http://pinterest.com/pin/239324167668674257/ and followed all your boards!
Followed both on Twitter and tweeted about ya!!
I want the Taupe Zig Zag bedding set!!
Mist & gray chevron. Very nice products!
I think they are all fabulous but as soon as I saw the Mist and Gray Chevron I knew it was perfect for my nursery.
I am already a subscriber, thanks!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Taupe Zig Zag!!!
I love the taupe zigzag!
I would choose taupe zig zag!
I love the taupe zigzag.
I like the grey geometric. So stylish!!
I already picked out the taupe zig zag for our baby's room!
It's a toss-up! I love the taupe zip zag and gray and blue chevron!
I subscribe to the weekly newsletter already!
Stella Ikat for my gender neutral baby.
… and liked on facebook.
I have always wanted a carousel bedding set. Love the Stella ikat print. Already a subscriber.
I LOVE the grey geometric. It's the center of our nursery design!
Liked you both on Facebook and signed up for newsletter. My favorite bedding is taupe zig zag! Crossing my fingers!
I love the Mist and Gray Chevron crib bedding! It is so cute and trendy! It would look so cute in our son, Cruz's, room!
Love the taupe zig zag!!
Stella Ikat would be my choice!
I love the Stella Ikat design!
I LOVE the gray geometric! It would work perfect in my nursery!!!!!! Fingers crossed!!
Liked on both facebook websites!
I love the Taupe Zig Zag bedding!
I love the Stella Ikat Design!!!!
The mist and grey chevron is my favorite! I love it!!!
I liked both pages on FB!
like both pages on Facebook!
I would like the Gray geometric!!
I like the Love Birds and the Lime & Pink Paisley!
Followed on pinterest and pinned the bedding I like from this post!
I liked both pages on FB!!
I follow both on twitter, and tweeted.
I follow on pinterest, and pinned.
I'm a subscriber of your newsletter!!
I would choose the Lilac and Silver Gray Damask Crib Bedding.
Following Project Nursery on Pintrest and I just pinned the geometric bedding!
I like Stella Ikat design.
I "Liked" Project Nursery and Carousel Design on facebook!
Such a tough decision. Either the Stell Ikat or the taupse zig zag! Sooo cute!
Mist and Gray Chevron is beautiful! I know it's not on the list but I really like the robins egg blue too!
I am following both FB sites, already subscribed to the newsletter, and have been following you on pintrest for months already.
And i pin with project nursery!
I would have to choose between lilac and sliver damask and the taupe zig zag. They are way cute!!
lilac and sliver damask yay!!!
liked you guys on facebook and pinned on pinterest!
Love LOVE the gray geometric bedding! of course they are all precious!!!!!
I love the grey geo pattern.
following on pinterest for a while now!
Gave a shout out on both walls!!
Liked you on Facebook! So many gorgeous pieces to choose from. Can't wait to decorate!
I like the lilac and grey damask!
I pinned the zigzag and the stella- so cute!


The sun has finally returned!! We have had two days of sunshine and the ground is slowly starting to dry out.
The strawberries are doing great, as are all of the other plants that went into my yard this summer.What a relief.
The flooding around here remained in the west Asheville and Brevard areas, and Hendersonville was saved from any major damage as far as I have heard.
Still calling for rain the rest of the week, but maybe they are wrong.
Here is the weather link for this area if you are planning on coming this way from out of town.
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