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Is This the Century of Africa's Rise?
For decades, the dominant African narrative in the media was of famine, war, and disease. Recently, in light of a perceived economic upturn and a relative reduction in famine and disease across most of the continent, the narrative has changed to one of thrusting progress. The Economist and TIME magazine have both published big articles in the last two years called "Africa Rising," complete with positive economic statistics and photos of children flying rainbow kites in the shape of the African continent.
We have moved from pictures of starving children with flies crawling across their faces to pictures of young men in big cities talking on mobile phones. Of course, neither narrative is correct. No narrative that attempts to take on something so large and diffuse can ever be correct. But there is something about these conveniently totalizing stories that fires the passions of believers and cynics alike. Believers point to fast-growing economies and fragile but intact democracies, non-believers refer to what the Kenyan writer and investigative journalist Parselelo Kantai told me was an "insidious little fiction manufactured by global corporate finance."
The idea of Africa's rise comes from a straightforward interpretation of high growth rates and increased foreign investment in parts of the continent. As The Economist's piece pointed out, "over the past decade, six of the world's ten fastest-growing countries were African." According to McKinsey & Company, real GDP in Africa grew twice as fast in the 00s as it did in the 80s and 90s. Suddenly everyone has a mobile phone and that mobile phone has great reception.
Renaissance Capital's Charles Robertson, author of The Fastest Billion, drew my attention to annual growth rates of "around six percent across sub-Sahara since 2000. Some say rapid growth is inevitable from a low base. This is nonsense. People got poorer in sub-Saharan Africa from 1980 to 2000." Recent growth in Africa and rapid increases in Asia-Africa trade and investment have taken place against a backdrop of global austerity. As people struggle desperately in southern Europe, gas and oil resources are enriching a new generation in Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia and even—if proposed exploration occurs this year—Somalia and Somaliland.
The problem, though, is that most of this wealth is extractive. There is, as Patrick Smith, editor of Africa Confidential, told me, a "lack of value added on the African side." "The energy companies are seeing massive domestic demand from Asia and they are capitalizing on that," he said.
Parselelo Kantai put it more bluntly: "What is happening on the continent economically is a new era of massive resource extraction, catalyzed mostly by Chinese domestic demands. And because it is almost exclusively extraction without on-site value addition, it's a process where the continent's elites, the Chinese and Westerners, are the only people who benefit. I don't see why it shouldn't be called by its real name: the Second Scramble for Africa."
What both Smith and Kantai are referring to is a system in which an elite minority, often not from Africa, benefit extraordinarily from the natural resources the continent has and the world needs. The outsiders may not wear pith helmets and long for a proper cup of tea any more, but it's colonial business as usual.
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Aidan O'Brien was one of six children of Denis O'Brien (d. 1 December 2008) and his wife Stella (née Doyle). Denis was a farmer and small-scale horse trainer in the townland of Killegney, near Poulpeasty, in Co. Wexford, where Aidan grew up.
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Largely funded by a wealthy Syrian expatriate, the Orient clinic, with five ICU beds, handles some of the most serious cases in a radius of some 150 kilometers (90 miles), said its director, orthopedic surgeon Abdel Hamid Dabbak.
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In Orient's ICU, a 24-year-old rebel fighter was breathing oxygen through a mask. He had been brought in a day earlier, bleeding heavily from stomach wounds and close to death, said Dr. Maen Martini, a volunteer physician from Joliet, Illinois. After surgery, he stabilized and was taken off a respirator. A delayed crossing into Turkey would have killed him, Martini said.
The fighter's neighbor was little Fahed, whose house had been struck by a missile on Saturday in the village of Kafr Zeita in Hama province. "The roof collapsed on us," his mother said of the attack. "We ran out ... I saw him bleeding from his head, but it was just a small cut."
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Since surgery, Fahed has been nursing and has moved his arms and legs, and the doctor is hoping for a near-complete recovery.
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7 U.S. Code § 1623 - Authorization of appropriations; allotments to States
(a) In order to conduct research and service work in connection with the preparation for market, processing, packaging, handling, storing, transporting, distributing, and marketing of agricultural products as authorized by this chapter, there is hereby authorized to be appropriated the following sums:
(2) An additional $2,500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1948, and each subsequent fiscal year.
(3) An additional $5,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1949, and each subsequent fiscal year.
(4) An additional $5,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1950, and each subsequent fiscal year.
(5) An additional $5,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1951, and each subsequent fiscal year.
(6) In addition to the foregoing, such additional funds beginning with the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and thereafter, as the Congress may deem necessary.
Such sums appropriated in pursuance of this chapter shall be in addition to, and not in substitution for, sums appropriated or otherwise made available to the Department of Agriculture.
(b) The Secretary of Agriculture is authorized to make available from such funds such sums as he may deem appropriate for allotment to State departments of agriculture, State bureaus and departments of markets, State agricultural experiment stations, and other appropriate State agencies for cooperative projects in marketing service and in marketing research to effectuate the purposes of this chapter: Provided, That no such allotment and no payment under any such allotment shall be made for any fiscal year to any State agency in excess of the amount which such State agency makes available out of its own funds for such research. The funds which State agencies are required to make available in order to qualify for such an allotment shall be in addition to any funds now available to such agencies for marketing services and for marketing research. The allotments authorized under this section shall be made to the agency or agencies best equipped and qualified to conduct the specific project to be undertaken. Such allotments shall be covered by cooperative agreements between the Secretary of Agriculture and the cooperating agency and shall include appropriate provisions for preventing duplication or overlapping of work within the State or States cooperating. Should duplication or overlapping occur subsequent to approval of a cooperative project or allotment of funds, the Secretary of Agriculture is authorized and directed to withhold unexpended balances on such projects notwithstanding the prior approval thereof.
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Shumlin's victoriesMay 18,2014Republicans are not lining up in droves to challenge Gov. Peter Shumlin in this years election, and it may be in part because of Shumlins aptitude for putting a positive slant on almost anything that happens.
The end of the legislative session is always an occasion for boasting, and Shumlin was able to boast about a long list of accomplishments for the recently concluded two-year session. At the same time, he has managed to put off until later what may be his most difficult challenge, the creation of a new single-payer health care system. Also, he managed to escape mostly unscathed from the exercise in futility that occurred in this year under the rubric of education reform.
Rep. Heidi Scheuermann of Stowe was a credible potential Republican challenger for Shumlin, but she decided last week that this year was not the right time. In other words, it was not time for her to mount a losing campaign against a formidable Democratic opponent for the sake of providing her party with a standard bearer. The right time will presumably be when she has a better chance of winning.
Some of the initiatives pushed by Shumlin and passed by the Legislature include:
n Expanded access to pre-K education for 3- and 4-year-olds.
n Expanded programs in education, such as dual enrollment for high school students taking college courses; a new scholarship program for Vermont college graduates who work in the state after graduation.
n A broad court diversion program providing treatment instead of jail for some defendants accused of drug-related crimes.
n Expanded drug-treatment options.
n Economic development programs, such as the new Vermont Enterprise Incentive Fund and a boost to the Vermont Entrepreneurial Lending Program.
n A higher minimum wage.
n Expanded benefits for low-income Vermonters.
Shumlin frames these accomplishments in the context of a state that is growing. He is happy to say that Vermont has the second-lowest unemployment rate in the nation. Manufacturing is on the rebound.
Shumlin is all about the good news. He has perfected the skill of sliding away from the bad news or turning it to his advantage. Thus, Tropical Storm Irene, the biggest disaster to the hit the state in decades, was a story of the resilience of Vermonters. Shumlin even used the term Vermont Strong as the name of his new scholarship program.
The rhetorical miasma of property taxes and education reform threatened to engulf him, but he managed to evade responsibility either for the introduction of the Houses misbegotten school consolidation bill or for its failure. The bill gave legislators an opportunity to talk about schools and to complain about taxes while creating a bill with little prospect of passage.
The long-term financial health of the state remains an open question, including projections for future budgets and for the demands of the states retirement programs. As the economy improves, these problems may well diminish.
Meanwhile, crunch time is approaching for health care. Next year, Shumlin and the new Legislature will have to start talking about real numbers and real tax options to raise the money for the new single-payer system that will be designed to replace our current insurance-based system with a single, comprehensive program overseen by the state.
Whatever tax is raised to cover hundreds of millions of dollars in health care expenses will be offset by the disappearance of health care premiums, which now take a huge bite out of the incomes of employers and employees. It makes sense, but it will be a hard sell. Shumlin will have to maintain a high degree of credibility with the public so that it trusts him and the state to take on that responsibility.
The Legislature did much of Shumlins bidding this year, but stood up to him on some issues, raising taxes on cigarettes rather than health care, for example. It showed that, contrary to Shumlins belief, it is possible to legislate common sense, passing a bar on the use of hand-held devices by drivers.
Incidentally, House Speaker Shap Smith, who is said to be contemplating retirement from the House, ought to think twice about leaving his post at this crucial juncture in the development of health care reform. He is a capable and well-liked public servant with a future in Vermont politics, if he wants it. But Shumlin will need all the help he can get in guiding single-payer through the process. It would be useful to have someone with experience beyond that of a neophyte in the speakers chair.
Scheuermann knows what a challenge any Republican will face in November. There are others considering a run, but despite a perceptible decline in Shumlins favorability ratings seen in recent polling, he will be a hard man to beat.MORE IN PerspectiveDoes it inspire confidence when state officials discover problems and take action to fix them? Or... Full StorySomebody recently asked me what I would do if I had $500 million to give away. Full StoryThe heavy-handed police response to protesters in Ferguson, Mo. Full Story
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|The Youth Subcommittee of Norristown Area CTC For Youth, in partnership with Norristown Area Fight Against Drugs at Norristown Area High School, replicated the national anti-drug media campaign highlighting local youth leaders at community locations with personalized messages. A variety of substance abuse prevention posters focusing on youth and parents are available in English and Spanish. To request a poster to be displayed at your community or business location in the Norristown Area, please contact Angela Bell at 610-630-2111 ext. 236 or email@example.com.
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ORCHARD Stephen married Jemima FORSTER 1871
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Stephen John ORCHARD and Jemima Maria FORSTER married in Melbourne, Victoria in 1871.
Stephen died 1922 in Fairfield, Victoria, aged 74 years.
Parents named as Richard ORCHARD and Jane TONKIN.
The informant made an error.
Stephen's father was Charles Orlando ORCHARD.
Jemima died 1916 in Fairfield, Victoria, aged 64 years.
Parents named as William Henry FOSTER and Jemima Maria MAIT.
Five children located Victorian records for Stephen and Jemima.
Louis Stephen ORCHARD.
Born: 1874 North Fitzroy, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Ada MILNE.
Year: 1901.
Place: Victoria.
Lavina Beatrice ORCHARD.
Born: 1883 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1965 Preston, Victoria, aged 82 years.
Married: William Walter John TURNER.
Year: 1902.
Place: Victoria.
Valletta Victoria ORCHARD.
Born: 1886 Clifton Hill, Victoria.
Died: 1965 Preston, Victoria, aged 65 years.
Edwin Arthur Forster ORCHARD.
Born: 1888 Clifton Hill, Victoria.
Died: 1967 Doncaster, Victoria, aged 79 years.
Married: Elizabeth Marianne ROPER.
Year: 1917.
Place: Victoria.
Hector ORCHARD.
Born: 1894 Clifton Hill, Victoria.
Died: 1915 Fairfield, Victoria, aged 20 years.
Death recorded as Hector Hildebert Leopold ORCHARD.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
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O'Malley cited that raid — "that was not a positive experience in the cause of greater cooperation," he said — as one of the reasons why troopers weren't more involved in the city during his tenure.
In 2003, Norris wrote to city police offering "immediate help" from state police but asking that troopers be granted full police authority in Baltimore. "The police presence in the city would immediately increase by 5 percent, due to the number of troopers who live there," he wrote.
Baltimore police didn't want troopers there without supervision, and troopers didn't want to come in with limited power, according to a report in the Baltimore Examiner during the 2006 gubernatorial campaign.
The issue became a subject of debate during the campaign, in which O'Malley was challenging incumbent Republican Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
"We would have welcomed the help, provided it was given in a supportive role that is being given today — under the guidance of local law enforcement," O'Malley said.
On a recent Friday night, McAndrew said he rode around the city with Maj. Dennis Smith, the commander of the Baltimore Police Department's Central District. They responded to a shooting scene in the 1900 block of Park Ave., and made a drug arrest later in the evening, he said.
The following night, there was a major police presence around Pennsylvania Avenue, where there has been recent violence. A state police car, with a city officer seated in the passenger seat, idled in the parking lot next to the Avenue Market. Not far away, a Maryland Transportation Authority car sat near a subway station and city officers had cars pulled over up and down Pennsylvania Avenue.
The state police complement is not large, only about eight to 10 officers. They've assisted city police with 90 calls for service and 20 arrests, made 74 traffic stops and conducted 23 field interviews on two recent weekends, records show. They have also recovered three stolen vehicles.
Norris said troopers "get a great education working in Baltimore. What they learn in a year takes 20 years to get somewhere else."
McAndrew said the partnership is a natural fit. "One of the main duties of the state police is to cooperate and coordinate with other law enforcement agencies. We go where the crime fight is needed most," he said.
Del. Keiffer Mitchell, a Baltimore Democrat, said he supports the partnership. "Anything we can do to reduce crime," Mitchell said. "As long as the city is calling the shots."
In 2002, a bill permitting state troopers to work in the city without an agreement with local police passed the House of Delegates but died in the Senate. An analysis of that bill noted a similar measure had failed in committee in 1996.
More recently, in 2007, with the murder rate rising, then-Mayor Sheila Dixon and Commissioner Leonard Hamm announced that Maryland Transportation Authority police would help with traffic patrols in the city, such as the portion of Interstate 295 that is in Baltimore.
But state police weren't a part of that initiative. "If it's really serious, then their people should jump into cars with our people, then we could always have two-officer police cars," Paul Blair, then the city police union president, said at the time.
That's what's taking place now, and McAndrew says there are no plans to end the deployment. "As long as Commissioner Batts wants us down there, we're going to be helping," he said. "I can tell you that in the particular zones where we've been working, there's been no violent crime."


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It does feel great doesn't it? Maria is having such a great year. Last year it felt a bit bittersweet, especially that Wimbledon run to the final. She played bad and had no memorable victories. But this year it all feels so legit and great and you can see what it's doing to her confidence in drive. She LOVES the challenge and that's what elevates her tennis and fighting spirit.
Hoping for a wonderful run at the French Open. Unless Serena is in her half, she MUST carry all this momentum, remember who she beat this year and make it all the way to the final.
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"Pfizer is integrating modeling, simulation, and statistical analysis throughout drug discovery and development. This approach helps reduce phase II attrition by guiding the selection of the best biological pathway, target, molecule, dosing regimen, and patient population."
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By the time a new drug reaches phase II clinical trials, the pharmaceutical company has invested millions of dollars and years of research and development. If late-stage trials show that the drug is insufficiently effective or causes unacceptable side effects, much of that investment is wasted. This phase II attrition poses serious challenges for pharmaceutical companies, not only for financial reasons, but also because it drains development resources away from successful new treatments.
Pfizer researchers use computational tools such as MATLAB® and SimBiology® to support model-based drug development and help reduce phase II attrition. "A growing database of published biological studies provides snapshots of the enormously complex systems that make up the human body," says Dr. Neil Benson, associate research fellow in the department of Pharmacokinetics, Dynamics and Metabolism (PDM) at Pfizer. "SimBiology enables us to construct sophisticated models of biological systems based on available research data. By simulating these systems we can better understand their kinetics and dynamics and then use that understanding to focus our research on the most promising biological targets."
Pfizer is committed to model-based drug development. "Phase II attrition needs to be tackled at the root causes—right from the selection of the biological target in early discovery," says Dr. Piet van der Graaf, senior director, Pharmacometrics and Clinical Pharmacology at Pfizer. "We wanted to apply modeling and simulation in the earlier phases of drug research and bridge the gap between systems biology and pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) modeling approaches."
The text-based interfaces of some modeling software packages can make it difficult to construct and share increasingly sophisticated models. "We had to write all the equations by hand. As our models got bigger, there were many more equations to type in, and constructing them and ensuring consistency of the units became very laborious," says Benson. "In addition, when we needed to communicate our work with other researchers, the long list of equations was not easy for them to understand, particularly if they were not expert modelers."
Projects typically require significant preclinical laboratory investment to build confidence in an approach and subsequent clinical trials to validate hypotheses. To avoid spending millions of dollars and years of research effort on projects or approaches that cannot succeed, Pfizer wanted to be able to identify and terminate them earlier.
Pfizer has started to develop an integrated Systems Pharmacology approach in which researchers use tools such as MATLAB and SimBiology to model, simulate, and analyze biological systems in the earliest stages of discovery and throughout development.
Researchers construct Systems Pharmacology models to answer questions about a given pathway, such as which receptors are likely to be the best targets and what concentration of drug compound is needed to achieve the required inhibition.
Sometimes the group bases the initial model on a published Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) model, imported directly into SimBiology and other software tools.
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February 2, 2013 from 10am to 12pm – Brengman Brothers Crain Hill Vineyards Grab your snowshoes and enjoy a 2km or 5km run/walk through the scenic rolling hills of the Brengman Brothers Crain Hill Vineyards. Competitive and non-competitive participants are welcome. All parti… Organized by Endurance Evolution | Type: sports
February 2, 2013 from 10am to 4pm – Sturgeon River Pottery, Petoskey, MI Our Michigan-based artists will conduct live demonstrations on pottery and tile-making techniques. Sessions will highlight the creation of many of our best-selling pieces. Organized by The Sturgeon | Type: arts, event, and, demonstration
February 2, 2013 from 11am to 4pm – Scrap TC Come check out SCRAP TC's 1st Craft Show!Venders will include 15 local artists with creations including knit boot cuffs, glass beads, feather earrings, fused glass pedants, hand dyed yarn, and more… Organized by Scrap Special Events | Type: craft, show
February 2, 2013 from 1pm to 3pm – Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Join a park ranger for a snowshoe hike every Saturday at 1pm throughout the snow season. Meet at the Philip A. Hart Visitor Center in Empire, then follow a short caravan to the hike site. If you call… Organized by Sleeping Bear Dunes National LS | Type: snowshoe, hike
February 2, 2013 from 3pm to 6pm – Nub's Nob Pete Kehoe entertains live in the Lounge at Nub's Nob. Image courtesy www.petemusic.com. Harbor Springs is just off Historic M-119, across the Bay from Petoskey. Organized by Nub's Nob | Type: lounge
February 2, 2013 from 6pm to 10pm – Timber Ridge Resort Timber Ridge hosts the second stop of the season under the lights on Groundhog's Day! Join them for a snow bike race on a groomed, manicured trail David Hasselloff would be jazzed to take on. This is… Organized by Northern Michigan Fat Bike Series (NMFBS)/Einstein Cycles | Type: sports


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CyberPowerPC has gone all out with its announcements at CES, unveiling not only a new notebook and small form-factor PC, but one of the beefiest and most robust water-cooling kits we've seen in a while. Let's take it from the top.
It seems that lately, "console-sized" is all the rage, and that's exactly how CyberPowerPC is describing its brand-new Zeus SFF. It offers an attractive full-tower chassis (9.5" x 9.84" x 3.9") sporting two front USB 3.0 ports. Because of its size, it could be assumed that Zeus SFF could be used with a television or PC that's far from a router. As such, it includes support for 802.11n wireless. The base Zeus SFF includes an Intel Core i5-3570L CPU, AMD Radeon HD 7750 GPU, 2TB hard drive, a slot-loading ODD and carries a price-tag of $799.
Taking "custom gaming notebooks" to the extreme is Fang Book, a 17-inch offering that boasts a third-generation Core i7 processor from Intel, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675M or GTX 680M, features a 1080p LED display and a 750GB hard drive (it's assumed that this could be upgraded to an SSD). The base model retails for $1,299 and includes a Core i7-3630QM, a GTX GeForce 675M and 8GB of RAM.
Who says that the DIY water-cooling market is dead? Not CyberPowerPC, proven with the launch of its Xtreme Hydro II kit. Available with either a 240mm or 360mm radiator, the Xtreme Hydro II includes everything you need to equip your PC with seriously effective water-cooling, including the tubing, dual D5 pumps, mounts and accessories.
The 240mm model retails for $210 while the beefier 360mm retails for $343 - expensive compared to the multitude of AIOs available on the market, but for those who don't want to skimp on cooling, this looks to be one heck of an option. As you'd expect, this will be available to purchasers of a wide-range of CyberPowerPC desktops.
"expensive compared to the multitude of AIOs available on the market"
Expensive yes, but it's not an AIO, it's a full out water cooling setup. Most of these parts are available for purchase by anyone. (unless gathering all of the parts together means all in one)
The NZXT Kraken X60 is the new AIO bad boy of the moment, with the even newer Swiftech H220 AIO hot on it's heels.
The Kraken X60 sells for about $135.00. (not a bad price at all.
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Last week the latest National Readership Survey (NRS) figures were released, detailing how many of us Joe publics pick up and read a newspaper or news online every day. Despite being one set of figures, different media outlets managed to report the news with different angles. And quite self-serving angles at that.
Take for example The Telegraph's opening line "More people read The Telegraph online and in print every day than any other quality daily, new independent figures reveal".
Seems quite straightforward, survey shows more people read The Telegraph than any other paper – if you discount non-quality types like The Sun. The paper backs this up by stating "The first study to combine print and web readership has found that 1,946,000 people read The Telegraph every day, compared to 1,346,000 for The Times".
All sounds good, until you read The Guardian's piece on the same survey results. "The Guardian had the biggest combined print and online monthly readership of British national quality titles in the year to the end of March, according to the latest National Readership Survey (NRS) figures."
But that sounds like The Guardian is saying it is the most read quality paper. It's report has figures too, "The Guardian and guardian.co.uk's readerships combined gave an average monthly readership of 8.95 million in the 12-month period, ahead of the Daily Telegraph/Telegraph.co.uk audience of 8.82 million".
Ah, there is it you see. The Telegraph is measuring on the largest number of daily readers, whereas The Guardian has gone for average monthly readers over a year. So it's sort of comparing one day to one year…very sort of. I'm more inclined towards The Guardian's stats, as measuring over the last year seems like a better indication of readership levels. In reality there's no way to be certain which of these papers' is the more widely read. The only thing we're sure of it The Indy is well and truly in fourth place, lagging behind even The Times despite its full fat paywall.


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MILWAUKEE (WTAQ) - A researcher in Milwaukee is due in federal court Thursday afternoon on charges that he stole a potential cancer-fighting chemical, so he could introduce it as his own in China.
42-year-old Hua Jun Zhao has been in jail without bond – and he was indicted by a grand jury this week on charges of computer fraud and lying to a federal agent. A charge of economic espionage was filed earlier by prosecutors.
A judge is expected to decide Thursday whether there's enough evidence to order a trial.
Zhao, a researcher at the Medical College of Wisconsin, allegedly stole three containers of the cancer-fighting compound from an office at the campus on February 22nd. Prosecutors also said he tried to delete research data from the school's computers.
Medical College officials said he was disciplined several months earlier, for putting the school's research data onto his personal computer.
Prosecutors said he wanted to take the data and the compound back to China, where he's listed as an assistant professor at Zhejiang University.


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I am outraged by almost every line in Erin Ailworth's "$1.5b lost to gas line leaks" (Page A1, Aug. 1). How is it possible that gas companies passed off to ratepayers $20 billion in lost gas costs over the last decade due to leaks in old pipes?
Thomas Kiley, chief executive of the Northeast Gas Association, blames regulation. Kiley complains that some utilities have waited up to a year and a half to recover the cost of repairs from ratepayers through the regulatory process, and says that that's "a long time to be waiting to get your cash back for your business." That sounds like a great return on investment to me, but I'm not a gas company.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) --Some families' allegiance to Louisville or Kentucky can be traced back generations, with the colors of red or blue worn as symbols that define priorities. Then there are those Commonwealth families, seemingly growing each year, that have splintered, and the rivalry between the Cards and Cats divides households.
That's the story for some people we found two days before Kentucky will play Louisville at the Yum Center. The game is 4 p.m. Saturday, and the Cards are looking to break a four-game losing streak in the series, which includes the 2012 Final Four loss to the Cats which propelled the boys in blue to their eighth national championship. UofL Coach Rick Pitino will be trying to win his first game in the series over UK coach John Calipari.
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Whether it's a nasty injury or a condition your child was born with, we know how badly kids want to fit in with the others. At Children's, we have a medical staff of world-renowned pediatric plastic surgeons and a staff of experienced and compassionate caregivers. Clear diagnosis, treatment plans and treatment for craniofacial anomalies, hand deformities, and acute traumatic injuries are provided. Plastic and Craniofacial Surgery at Children's Southlake is part of the program at Children's Dallas.
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|Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - 3:00 pm
|Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - 7:00 pm
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Moscow Ballet's award-winning dancers bring the holiday season to life in Knoxville, TN!
Moscow Ballet's acclaimed Great Russian Nutcracker will be atthe Tennessee Theatre on Tuesday, December 23, at 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM.
Exclusive to the Great Russian Nutcracker is the stunning Dove of Peace, with 20ft wingspan, and created by 2 dancers moving as one; Russian folk legends Father Christmas/Ded Moroz and Snow Maiden/Snegurochka who escort Masha and Nutcracker Prince to the Land of Peace and Harmony; life-sized Matrushka Dolls; and whimsical 10ft tall silk puppets. New in 2014 is an authentic Russian Christmas puppet play and Masha's magical Toy Cabinet. Wearing intricately detailed costumes, many with shimmering Swarovski crystals, the award-winning principal dancers and corps de ballet bring Tchaikovsky's master score and the holiday season to life!
Groups of ten or more and Girl Scout troops receive discounts; call 800-320-1733.For VIP and single tickets call Tennessee Theatre BO 865-684-1200 or Ticketmaster 800-745-3000 or go to www.nutcracker.com/buy-tickets.
Local Audition Information Coming Soon for Moscow Ballet's 2014 Performances!
The experience of working and performing with professional ballerinas is often a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for aspiring dancers. Former Somerville NJ Gotta Dance student Hillary-Marie Michael, now director of Jersey Tap Fest, says, "From start to finish … it is an excellent way for dancers to understand both the discipline and fun involved in a professional ballet production."Register at www.nutcracker.com/youth-auditions/sign-up-to-audition .
At Danse Et Plus, we instill in each child that "If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve it." Jesse Jackson. You never know what you can do until you try! We think that every child should dream big. We teach dance because we love it! We feel blessed to do what we love. At the studio, we balance education with fun and excitement. Children learn best when they are enjoying what they are being taught.
"Nothing tops Moscow Ballet's Great Russian Nutcracker."
The Tennessee Theatre opened in 1928, featuring the movie The Fleet's In, starring the legendary Clara Bow. Other classic movies were premiered there through the years as well, in addition to stage productions and various music performances.
The building, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was refurbished in the late 1960s, and again in 1981. Today, the theatre hosts a variety of performers and productions, such as BB King, Alice Cooper, and the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra.


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Handling Gestures in Qt
This article demonstrates how to handle Gestures in Qt. Qt provides a gesture framework that handles user panning, pinching, and swiping. It allows the user to extend the gesture recognizer and to interact and handle application gestures of there own. The framework uses the QGesture class.To indicate the widget about the incoming gestures, it must invoke grabGesture, passing the gesture ID of the gesture it can handle.
Basic Idea
We will create an example that shows how to use the Pinch Gesture (and other gestures)
Class Implementation
QWidget doesn't define an explicit event handler for gestures, so we need to catch these gestures in QWidget's event method:
The gestureEvent method is not an in-build method of QWidget class, we implemented this method to handle gestures recognition and actions.
Each of the individual gesture handlers called form gestureEvent do the actual gesture handling and then we perform the widget-specific processing, such as panning, rotating etc. For example in pinching the user may adjust the distance between the two touched points repeatedly to see the same content at different zoom levels. For more information on writing a gesture recognizer see Gestures Programming
Source Code
The full source code presented in this article is available here File:GesturesQt.zip
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Winners of the 2009 Teen Summer Reading Program
Published on Tuesday, September 22, 2009 - 11:38am
The Express Yourself @ Your Library DCPL's teen summer reading program is comprised of three parts: a reading component, writing book reviews, and special programs or workshops. The reading component has graduated levels in which teens are encouraged to read at least six books and keep a log of what of they have read. For every two books read, a teen earns an incentive.
Teens were encouraged to submit a book review of a book that they felt most affected them. At the end of the summer, a panel of judges chose the best reviews and winners received the following prizes:
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STEVENS POINT, WI (WTAQ) - Stevens Point police say they were forced to use a stun gun to subdue a "belligerent" father at a high school.
Authorities say the man was looking for his son at Stevens Point Area High School around 12:30 p.m. Friday and refused to sign in.
A school officer escorted the man outside, where he allegedly continued the argument and dropped a pocket knife while showing identification.
Police say when the unidentified man ignored commands to not pick up the knife, they were forced to use a stun gun.
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help needed , i have a new born -girl and i like the name ,,,,,Isabel
i have anew born girl and the first name i like is Isabel but try as i might i cant come up with a really easy and special name for her middle name and later on in her life i dont want her to be upset with me for giving her a name she might not like ,, can any one assist me her last mame might be solomon
all i need is a good middle name , please
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well you said you want an 'easy and special' middle name.
I am putting emphasis on the special.
Is there a family member you are close with you would like to honor? You don't have to use their name but you could tell us the name and we can find another name reminiscent of it in meaning or in aesthetics (like Bianca or Liliana for a Bibiana.
What about a person who made a large difference in your life like a teacher?
Or is there a special book, sport or movie that is dear to you heart?
Maybe if you are religious a word like Grace, Faith or Joy for the middle?
What are you looking for something that soundss good with Isabel or something close to you?
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A daycare center in Park Forest suddenly closed its doors Monday morning.
Parents say they got a rude awakening when they tried to drop their kids off at the Children's House and employees say they were just as shocked.
"We found out this morning just as our parents did," says Daycare Director Anita Raspberry Strong.
The daycare closed for good. A sign on the door says it hopes to open up under new management. Employees didn't know they were out of a job, until they couldn't open the door.
"To walk in and not have a notice or anything about, you not being...no longer employed, it's hard," says Strong.
The news is even harder for Atina Wheatley. Not only did she work at the Children's House, but her daughter was in the program.
"It hurts because, one I don't have anywhere to take my daughter now and two, I don't have a job," Wheatley says. "So, I can't even afford child care anywhere else."
Twenty minutes north in Markham, employees received similar news. Their location will close next Thursday.
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"It's crazy because my daughter she went there ever since she was 1-year-old and now she's 11. So now our son's been going there ever since he was 1, so I don't know what I'm going to do," Prestwood says.
3-year-old Gavin and his parents will have to begin a tough and expensive search for child care.
"It's kind of sad because you get to know these people," Prestwood says. "I hate to see them close, but I think they could've forewarned us a little bit earlier."
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Fall River Police have arrested a man in connection with three armed robberies over the past three days.
Marc P. Berube, 38-years-old, was arrested and charged with three counts of Armed Robbery and Resisting Arrest after police located Berube in an apartment at 47 Mason St.
Berube is alleged to have robbed Almeida's Floral Design on October 5th, when he brandished a knife and demanded an undisclosed amount of money. He allegedly struck again at S&K Varity Sunday morning. Police were able to identify a getaway vehicle that belonged to Berube.
Monday afternoon police responded to Tina's Sheer Madness Mini Mart with regard to an armed robbery. The suspect entered, brandished a syringe and was given an undisclosed amount of money.
Officers were able to view surveillance video and recognize Berube. Police then searched the area and spoke with witnesses to determine Berubes location, where he was taken in to custody. A search warrant was executed at the Mason St. apartment where further evidence of the crimes was located.
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Volunteers should gather that day at the entry point to the 38-acre park, located at Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive. The cleanup will include portions of the Greenway behind the Girl Scouts' local headquarters, less than a quarter-mile away.
"The Girl Scouts are setting a good example for the rest of us by helping clean the Beargrass Creek Greenway, which is literally in their backyard," said Ward-Pugh. "We are hoping that neighbors and area businesses pitch in, grab a pair of gloves and lend a hand."
The effort will largely involve the removal of trash, debris and invasive plants. Heine Brothers and Councilwoman Ward-Pugh will be providing coffee and snacks. Metro Parks will provide the necessary tools for volunteers to use. Girls who are participants in the Girl Scouts will have several opportunities to earn badges and team leaders will be able to incorporate the event into their troop's environmental programming.
Registration for the cleanup can take place either in advance or on site. To register, please call e-mail Sherry Wright at email@example.com. Volunteers should park in the parking lot for Jim Porter's Goodtime Emporium
The volunteer event is also an opportunity to continue the work the Natural Areas staff began in 2004, when they embarked on a long-term project to improve habitat on both sides of Beargrass Creek by replacing exotic invasive plants through the replanting of native vegetation. Staff has also worked to engage the community by promoting awareness of the creek, including a partnership with Male High School's AP Environmental Science class in which students were introduced to environmental science concepts by using the Greenway as an outdoor classroom. Recently, Metro Parks partnered with MSD to construct an infiltration basin/wetland at the corner of Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive designed to remove pollutants from storm water before it reaches Beargrass Creek.
About the Beargrass Creek Greenway at Irish Hill:
The 38-acre Beargrass Creek Greenway at Irish Hill and its associated 1.5 mile bike path extend from the corner of Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive. Located on land initially acquired by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, the BCG is protected as an area dedicated to passive recreation under the Keep America Beautiful program.
About the Natural Areas Program:
In 2004, Metro Parks established the Natural Areas program to protect and properly manage sites within the system that contain sensitive habitat and natural features. The program is based out of the 6,191-acre Jefferson Memorial Forest, the nation's largest urban, municipally-owned forest, and includes eight other natural areas across Louisville. The program seeks to integrate resource management and environmental education activities so residents of all ages can benefit and these areas can remain protected.
More about National Public Lands Day:
More than 120,000 volunteers across the nation will join those in Louisville in beautification efforts at more than 1,500 sites nationwide. Cleanups, fix-ups, and other volunteer events will take place in parks, forests, rivers, lakes, wetlands, cultural and other historic sites and other public lands.
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I have been notified that a duplicate memorial has been created for Jonathan Belding.
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Thanks for taking care of the family link so quickly.
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I have requested that you add the burial information, the location is in addition 11 Block 1 Lot 56 There are so many stones at this cemetery, it would be easier to locate if you could just add that information. I generally add the plot info in a caption of a photo I added, but I wasn't the one that added this photo, so I don't have that option. I apologize for requesting more than once, but I didn't hear from you after I've sent a sac back in September 2012. Please update this information.
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Robert Steele is my brother may i have the right to his memorial.thanks Sandra Stacks
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I recently acquired a photo of Andrew J Hankins with what I think is one of his sons, son's wife and child.
I'd like to identify the son and wife and was hoping you might be able to help since you seem to have memorials for all of those Hankins in Lawton, OK.
I can email you the photo. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. If you have an Ancestry account you can also view the photo there. I've yet to find a memorial for Andrew or Lydia.
PS: my mom is a Hankins! My 3rd g-grandfather was Fielding (1789-1883).
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I am a decendent of the above named and in the process of writing a Vignette on my great, great, great grandmother, which is Cornelius Russells' youngest daughter(Eliza). I have attempted to find a photo of him and his wife Sarah, but to no avail. The information and photos that I have gathered from the probate court and Long Lane Farm appear to be accurate. I am interested to know if you have any other information relating to him and his wife.
Thank you in advance for any assistance that you maybe able to provide.
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