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348 1st Ave, New York, NY | Directions 1000940.733715 -73.980598
Daily 11am-11pm
Neighborhoods: Stuyvesant Town, Midtown
Terrific skirt steak – We just tried this place the other night and were pleasantly surprised. The guacamole was very tasty.
The skirt steak was fantastic, cooked just the way I like it. Rice & beans were good overall.
Definitely recommend this place. Nice bar area as well.
Surprisingly good Mexican – $3 Mexican beers during happy hour, and they give you free chips and salsa. You can make it a cheap outing, but I recommend getting some food, as they have pretty bomb Mexican food, which is rare in NYC. The Carne Asada Tacos are legit..
Memorable Mexican – Vamos is a great neighborhood, Mexican spot. I meet friends here on occassion after work for happy hour margaritas. They allow you to indulge on chips and dip that aren't stale or an afterthought. Love the tacos and quesadillas. The frozen, fruit flavored margaritas are not only delicious, but strong! And the DJ on Friday and Saturday nights plays a great mix of music. Definitely a place to check out on Cinco de Mayo.
Friendly Service – I was there for lunch during the week, so it wasnt so crowded - but something tells me this spacious restaurant gets quite lively on weekend nights.
The chips were warm and crisp, and the accompanying salsa was tasty - though not very spicy (a good thing for many). I enjoyed my enchiladas suizas, though they could have been slightly more seasoned. Still, overall, a good effort.
Service was friendly, Their Margaritas are HUGE and delicious.
Its a great place to sit and grab a bite, check it out.
AMAZING FOOD – The food is great here and the staff is very friendly. I come here every time i get a chance. I recommend it to anyone looking for a nice atmosphere & great food. The drinks are very well made too. Don't get me started on the desserts they are to die for. ...YUMMM!
Great restaurant, great food, great experience!!!! – This has become one of my regular spots. The food, the drinks the whole experience is wonderful. If you're not into loud music though, this place might not be for you, and New York City might not be either. I've never had a bad experience there. The waitstaff is always so wonderful and always makes my experience a good one.
It is always busy and they are always running around so give the guys a break! They work hard, they work all night, so don't be a snob and try to complain that they have bad service because I have seen first hand how hard they work. The bad reviews below seem to be from close minded people who can never be satisfied.
Thank you Vamos for always being so accommodating and for the best happy hour! See you again soon!!!
Too loud, at all hours of the day and night! – Ok, so I haven't ever been to the restaurant, but I live across the street and down the block, and Vamos has been blaring the same salsa music seemingly 24/7 for the past few days. I guess it's their Cinco de Mayo marathon, but I don't care! It's 4am on a Tuesday night and they only just stopped, after the police came on a noise complaint. Ugh. I need sleep! Vamos needs to invest in some sound proofing, please!
excellent and diverse mexican food – I've been to Vamos a few times and the food has been consistently fresh and delicious, great margaritas as well.
I recommend shrimp salad, quesadillas and lamb burritos. There is a nice selection of desserts as well, tres leches cake is my favorite.
The atmosphere is festive and casual, they play great selection of music.
I'd recommend this place for a group of friends or even a date and will definitely go back.
NYC's best Mexican Joint – I ate here with my fiance and he always finds cool placest. This isnt the coolest, but it is inexpensive and darn good food. I will return with friends im sure. He said he found them on Citysearch.
Good Food Good Margaratas Good Location – It's just around the corner from my apartment and I am hooked on it. It is a great spot to get drunk and also to eat wonderful food. I had some taco thing last time and it was awesome. Me and friends come here at least once a week.
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I successfully completed the procedure (1.1.2 OTB -> 1.1.1, jailbreak, activate, update 1.1.2, jailbreak 1.1.2, activate).
Guide: Tutorial: Jailbreak & Bypass Activation for UK iPhones
The problem is that I replaced the /System/Library/Frameworks/AppSupport.framework/AppSupport with a 1.1.1 patched file to handle local (norwegian) phone numbers. I did a backup of the iPhone first, but when the phone did not reboot (AppSupport not working with 1.1.2) I discovered that the backup I made did not include the (...)/Frameworks/(...) directory.
So to get the phone working again, I restarted the whole process. (Restored 1.1.2, downgrade 1.1.1 etc.)
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1. Jailbreakme.com only works every <insert large number> times. It crashes Safari but stops there most of the time. Also tried jailbreak.toc2rta.com, but that one has never worked. Any idea why this happens?
2. When Jailbroken this time (v1.1.1) iTunes report that my iPhone only has about 250MB total space, and most of that is used...
3. Ignoring the missing 7.5GB, i install BSD, SSH and OktoPrep, telling me I'm ready for 1.1.2 update (again). So I update 1.1.2 and run Jailbreak 1.1.2 (step 4) again, only this time, i'm told that OktoPrep is not installed!!!???
4. During step 4-Jailbreak 1.1.2, something gets flashed, and i assume this is what's causing (some of) the strange behavior. Does anyone know what gets flashed, and more important, how do I un-flash it so my phone gets to a state where I can re-apply the procedure (without coc*ing up the AppSupport this time )
5 And finally, I don't know if the AppSupport file gets replaced during a restore, but i think maybe not, so does anyone have the original 1.1.2 UK OTB file so I can replace it again?
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Every now and then I come across an App that seems to good to be true. Cycloramic is PURE GENIUS. This App uses vibrations to rotate your iPhone while recording video so that you get a 360° view. I just could not believe that it would work as well as it did. I downloaded the App, took my iPhone 5 out its case and stood it up on the coffee table. I tapped GO and to my amazement the iPhone started rotating counter clockwise while shooting video. It stopped in the same spot that it started in and there was my video in the Camera Roll ready to go. While it claims to work with any iPhone from the 3GS to the iPhone 5 the main thing that you're going to need is an iPhone that can stand up without falling. I'm not sure how that would be possible with a 3GS? Nonetheless it worked great on my iPhone 5. Rather than take my word for it I recorded two videos:
The 1st video is the one that Cycloramic took
The 2nd video is one that I took with iPad mini so that you can see the iPhone 5 rotating as it was shooting the video above
If one turn is not enough you can set it for 720° (2 turns) or 1080° (3 turns)
The Bottom Line
This may not be an App that you'll use every day, but hands down it's one of the Best Apps of 2012. It shows how developers can think outside the box and using features of the iPhone in ways other than they were initially intended. Look forward to our Best of 2012 list coming soon.


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Today in History – February 14, 1946 – ENIAC, the world's first digital electronic computer, is unveiled. ENIAC – Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer – the world's first operational, general purpose, electronic digital computer, developed at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania. The ENIAC and the invention of the computer is considered one of the most influential and pervasive developments coming out of World War II.
The history of computing owes much to contributions of talented women. Ada Byron Lovelace is credited first envisioning programming with her statement: "The analytical engine weaves algebraic patterns just as the Jacquard loom weaves flowers and leaves". Six of the ENIAC programmers were women at the University of Pennsylvania during World War II who had been calculating ballistics trajectories by hand. Admiral Grace Hopper, inventor of the first computer compiler, coined the term "computer bug" and is the namesake for the Grace Hopper Conference – Celebration of Women in Computing.
Alas women now only represent a small fraction of computer science graduates and are not fully representd in the world of information technology and computing. This is one reason I enthusiastically agreed to co-found and serve as founding CEO of the National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT) with the overarching goal to achieve parity in the professional information technology (IT) workforce and to educate, disseminate, and advocate a national, multi-year implementation plan that generates tangible progress within 20 years.
Why is this issue important? Innovation thrives with a diversity of ideas and input. As IT becomes pervasive in our lives, we need women's full participation in the the creation of the technology upon which our society increasingly depends. Further, U.S. Department of Labor projections forecast that our economy will add 1 million professional IT jobs by 2014. In the aftermath of the dot-com bust, however, the perception of a job shortage has caused a sharp decline in enrollment at 4 year computer science programs. Women's lack of participation results in ideas not realized, products not implemented and jobs going unfilled.
NCWIT is a coalition of over 100 universities, corporations and non-profits who all feel we can and must do a better job of attracting women to computing. We are working on interventions across the entire educational and career pipeline, including new ideas in curriculum, outreach, recruiting and retention. We are also studying women's participation in key innovation metrics such as IT patenting, open source and entrepreneurship.
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Baby Jesus fills void in Elgin Nativity scene following theft
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This Baby Jesus statue was found in the Hendershott family's outdoor Nativity scene in Elgin on Christmas Eve after another one went missing after Thanksgiving. 12/26/12 | Emily McFarlan Miller~Sun-Times Media
Updated: January 28, 2013 3:52PM
ELGIN — Rebecca Hendershott was surprised when, of all things, baby Jesus appeared in her manger just hours before Christmas.
That's because the figurine of the holy child had disappeared just after Thanksgiving from in the light-up plastic Nativity scene outside the Hendershott family's home at Big Timber and Hillcrest roads.
"It's just very cool. It was a nice surprise Christmas Eve," Hendershott said.
The family — Hendershott, her husband, their eight children and two grandchildren — moved the crèche from Hillcrest to the busy street corner about two years ago so they could share the scene with more people, she told The Courier-News last week.
That year, somebody placed the Jesus figure in the display, which Hendershott had set on the ground, into a cardboard box full of colorful scarves, she said. And last year, somebody had replaced that box with a wooden manger full of straw, she said.
So Hendershott was excited to see what would happen this year when she and her 21-year-old daughter set up the display the week after Thanksgiving, as was becoming tradition. Only, she wasn't anticipating that the glowing infant would disappear.
It didn't return right away after she added a sign to the scene nearly three weeks ago: "Please return Jesus." But, she said, "A lot of people were reading it and seeing it. Maybe there was somebody who saw that and said, 'This is something we need to do,' or something. It's totally cool."
And it wasn't there when her family returned at about 8 p.m. from Christmas Eve Mass at St. John Neumann Catholic Church in St. Charles, she said.
"We drove past, and everybody was looking out the window: 'Oh, is he there yet?' " she said
But when her daughter came over at about 10 p.m. Monday, she found a baby lying in the manger — not the original figure, matching the rest of the Nativity, but a doll with a poem tucked into its swaddling clothes.
Hendershott said in her excitement, she hadn't even noticed the six-stanza poem, which reads in part:
"It's always been tradition,
For a believing family near,
To set out Baby Jesus
When Christmas midnight is here.
Sadly they couldn't put out their set,
But I'm sent by them this joyous night,
To be a vicarious celebration,
Of His birth for many people's sight."
What's funny, she said, is that even though she had spent most of the evening in the kitchen or the back sunroom where the family's Christmas tree is set up, she never saw anybody drive or walk up to the Nativity scene on their lawn.
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Artificial Hearts and Related Devices
A. General
A ventricular assist device (VAD) or left ventricular assist device (LVAD) is surgically attached to one or both intact ventricles and is used to assist a damaged or weakened native heart in pumping blood. Improvement in the performance of the native heart may allow the device to be removed.
An artificial heart is a biventricular replacement device which requires removal of a substantial part of the native heart, including both ventricles. Removal of this device is not compatible with life, unless the patient has a heart transplant.
B. Nationally Covered Indications
1. Postcardiotomy (effective for services performed on or after October 18, 1993). Post-cardiotomy is the period following open-heart surgery. VADs used for support of blood circulation post-cardiotomy are covered only if they have received approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for that purpose, and the VADs are used according to the FDA-approved labeling instructions.
2. Bridge-to-Transplant
a. VADs as Bridge-to-Transplant (effective for services performed on or after January 22, 1996)
The VADs used for bridge-to-transplant are covered only if they have received approval from the FDA for that purpose, and the VADs are used according to the FDA-approved labeling instructions. All of the following criteria must be fulfilled in order for Medicare coverage to be provided for a VAD used as a bridge-to-transplant:
• The patient is approved and listed as a candidate for heart transplantation by a Medicare-approved heart transplant center; and,
• The implanting site, if different than the Medicare-approved transplant center, must receive written permission from the Medicare-approved heart transplant center under which the patient is listed prior to implantation of the VAD.
The Medicare-approved heart transplant center should make every reasonable effort to transplant patients on such devices as soon as medically reasonable. Ideally, the Medicare-approved heart transplant centers should determine patient-specific timetables for transplantation, and should not maintain such patients on VADs if suitable hearts become available.
b. Artificial Hearts as Bridge-to-Transplant (effective for services performed on or after May 1, 2008)
An artificial heart for bridge-to-transplantation is covered when performed under coverage with evidence development (CED) when a clinical study meets all of the criteria listed below. The clinical study must address at least one of the following questions:
• Were there unique circumstances such as expertise available in a particular facility or an unusual combination of conditions in particular patients that affected their outcomes?
• What will be the average time to device failure when the device is made available to larger numbers of patients?
• Do results adequately give a reasonable indication of the full range of outcomes (both positive and negative) that might be expected from more widespread use?
The clinical study must meet all of the criteria stated in Section D of this policy.
The above information should be mailed to: Director, Coverage and Analysis Group Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Re: Artificial Heart, Mailstop C1-09-06, 7500 Security Blvd, Baltimore, MD 21244-1850. Clinical studies that are determined by CMS to meet the above requirements will be listed on the CMS Web site at: http://www.cms.gov/MedicareApprovedFacilitie/06_artificialhearts.asp.
3. Destination Therapy
a. VADs as Destination Therapy (effective for services performed on or after October 1, 2003, facility criteria updated March 27, 2007, patient selection criteria updated November 9, 2010.
Destination therapy is for patients that require permanent mechanical cardiac support. The VADs used for destination therapy are covered only if they have received approval from the FDA for that purpose.
Patient Selection
The VADs are covered for patients who have chronic end-stage heart failure (New York Heart Association Class IV end-stage left ventricular failure) who are not candidates for heart transplantation, and meet all of the following conditions:
• Have failed to respond to optimal medical management (including beta-blockers and ACE inhibitors if tolerated) for at least 45 of the last 60 days, or have been balloon pump-dependent for 7 days, or IV inotrope-dependent for 14 days; and,
• Have a left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) < 25%, and,
• Have demonstrated functional limitation with a peak oxygen consumption of ≤ 14 ml/kg/min unless balloon pump- or inotrope-dependent or physically unable to perform the test.
Facility Criteria
• Facilities must have at least one member of the VAD team with experience implanting at least 10 VADs (as bridge-to-transplant or destination therapy) or artificial hearts over the course of the previous 36 months;
• Facilities must be a member of the Interagency Registry for Mechanically Assisted Circulatory Support (INTERMACS); and,
Effective March 27, 2009, all facilities must have met the above facility criteria and been credentialed by the Joint Commission under the Disease Specific Certification Program for Ventricular Assist Devices (standards dated February 2007).
The Web site: http://www.cms.gov/MedicareApprovedFacilitie/VAD/list.asp#TopOfPage is updated continuously to list all approved facilities. Facilities gaining Joint Commission certification (including prior to March 27, 2009) are added to the Web site when certification is obtained.
Hospitals also must have in place staff and procedures that ensure that prospective VAD recipients receive all information necessary to assist them in giving appropriate informed consent for the procedure so that they and their families are fully aware of the aftercare requirements and potential limitations, as well as benefits, following VAD implantation.
b. Artificial Hearts as Destination Therapy (effective for services performed on or after May 1, 2008)
An artificial heart for destination therapy is covered when performed under CED when a clinical study meets all of the criteria listed below. The clinical study must address at least one of the following questions:
• What will be the average time to device failure when the device is made available to larger numbers of patients?
• Do results adequately give a reasonable indication of the full range of outcomes (both positive and negative) that might be expected from more wide spread use?
The clinical study must meet all of the criteria stated in Section D of this policy:
The above information should be mailed to: Director, Coverage and Analysis Group, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Re: Artificial Heart, Mailstop C1-09-06, 7500 Security Blvd, Baltimore, MD 21244-1850.
Clinical studies that are determined by CMS to meet the above requirements will be listed on the CMS Web site at http://www.cms.gov/MedicareApprovedFacilitie/06_artificialhearts.asp.
C. Nationally Non-Covered Indications (effective for services performed on or after May 19, 1986)
All other indications for the use of VADs or artificial hearts not otherwise listed remain non-covered, except in the context of Category B investigational device exemption clinical trials (42 CFR 405) or as a routine cost in clinical trials defined under section 310.1 of the NCD Manual.
D. Other
Clinical study criteria:
• The study must be reviewed and approved by the FDA.
• The principal purpose of the research study is to test whether a particular intervention potentially improves the participants' health outcomes.
• The research study is well supported by available scientific and medical information, or it is intended to clarify or establish the health outcomes of interventions already in common clinical use.
• The research study does not unjustifiably duplicate existing studies.
• The research study design is appropriate to answer the research question being asked in the study.
• The research study is sponsored by an organization or individual capable of executing the proposed study successfully.
• The research study is in compliance with all applicable Federal regulations concerning the protection of human subjects found at 45 CFR Part 46. If a study is FDA-regulated it also must be in compliance with 21 CFR Parts 50 and 56.
• All aspects of the research study are conducted according to appropriate standards of scientific integrity (see http://www.icmje.org).
• The research study has a written protocol that clearly addresses, or incorporates by reference, the standards listed here as Medicare requirements for coverage with study participation (CSP) or CED coverage.
• The clinical research study is not designed to exclusively test toxicity or disease pathophysiology in healthy individuals. Trials of all medical technologies measuring therapeutic outcomes as one of the objectives meet this standard only if the disease or condition being studied is life threatening as defined in 21 CFR §312.81(a) and the patient has no other viable treatment options.
• The clinical research study is registered on the ClinicalTrials.gov Web site by the principal sponsor/investigator as demonstrated by having a National Clinical Trial control number.
• The research study protocol specifies the method and timing of public release of all pre-specified outcomes to be measured including release of outcomes if outcomes are negative or study is terminated early. The results must be made public within 24 months of the end of data collection. If a report is planned to be published in a peer-reviewed journal, then that initial release may be an abstract that meets the requirements of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) (http://www.icmje.org). However a full report of the outcomes must be made public no later than three (3) years after the end of data collection.
• The research study protocol must explicitly discuss subpopulations affected by the treatment under investigation, particularly traditionally underrepresented groups in clinical studies, how the inclusion and exclusion criteria effect enrollment of these populations, and a plan for the retention and reporting of said populations in the trial. If the inclusion and exclusion criteria are expected to have a negative effect on the recruitment or retention of underrepresented populations, the protocol must discuss why these criteria are necessary.
• The research study protocol explicitly discusses how the results are or are not expected to be generalizable to the Medicare population to infer whether Medicare patients may benefit from the intervention. Separate discussions in the protocol may be necessary for populations eligible for Medicare due to age, disability, or Medicaid eligibility.
Consistent with section 1142 of the Social Security Act (the Act), the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) supports clinical research studies that CMS determines meet the above-listed standards and address the above-listed research questions.
The principal investigator of an artificial heart clinical study seeking Medicare payment should submit the following documentation to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and should expect to be notified when the CMS review is complete:
• Complete study protocol (must be dated or identified with a version number);
• Protocol summary;
• Statement that the submitted protocol version has been agreed upon by the FDA;
• Statement that the above study standards are met;
• Statement that the study addresses at least one of the above questions related to artificial hearts;
• Complete contact information (phone number, email address, and mailing address); and,
• Clinicaltrials.gov registration number.
(This NCD last reviewed November 2010.)
05/1986 - Specified that artificial hearts not covered, either as permanent replacements or as temporary life-support systems. Also, ventricular assist devices (VADs) not covered when used as temporary life-support systems in patients awaiting heart transplants. Effective date 05/19/1986. (TN 7)
10/1993 - Provided coverage of FDA-approved VAD only when used in patients suffering from postcardiotomy ventricular dysfunction. Device intended for short use and not covered when used as bridge to cardiac transplantation. Effective date 10/18/1993. (TN 65)
11/1995 - Removed "not covered" from title, and allowed exception for HeartMate IP LVAS when used as bridge to cardiac transplantation. Effective date 01/22/1996. (TN 82)
04/1997 - Clarified that VADs covered only if FDA approval received and used according to FDA-approved labeling instructions. Also deleted specific product names and hemodynamic criteria. Effective date 05/05/1997. (TN 94)
12/2000 - Allowed sites other than Medicare approved heart transplant centers to implant VADs in patients approved and listed as candidates for heart transplant by Medicare approved heart transplant center. Also, implanting site must receive written permission from Medicare approved heart transplant center under which patient is listed prior to implantation of VAD. Effective and implementation dates 01/01/2001. (TN 134) (CR 1378)
10/2003 - Expanded coverage of VADs for destination therapy if FDA approval received for that purpose, used according to FDA-approved labeling instructions, patient meets specified criteria, and procedure performed in specified facilities. All other indications remain the same. Effective and implementation dates 10/01/2003. (TN 2 ) (CR 2958)
11/2003 - Issued provider education article that discusses expansion in coverage of VADs for destination therapy. Effective date 10/01/03. Implementation date 11/21/03. (TN 4) (CR 2985)
04/2007 - New facility criteria is established and hospitals must now receive certification from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations under their Disease Specific Certification Program for VADs. Currently approved hospitals will have until March 27, 2009, to become certified by the Joint Commission or they will be removed from the approved list. Effective date 03/27/2007. Implementation date 05/14/2007. (TN 68) (CR5516)
08/2008 - Established coverage for artificial hearts when implanted under CED. CMS will maintain a web site that will list all studies approved to meet CED criteria. Coverage is only available when artificial hearts are implanted as part of one of the list clinical studies. Effective date 05/01/2008. Implementation date 10/06/2008. (TN 93) (CR6185)
09/2008 - This corrects Transmittal 93, Change Request 6185, dated August 29, 2008. The only change is the implementation date(12/01/2008). All other material remains the same. (TN 95)
11/2010 - Effective for claims with dates of service on or after November 19, 2010, CMS has determined that the evidence is adequate to conclude that VAD implantation as destination therapy improves health outcomes and is reasonable and necessary when the device has received FDA approval for a destination therapy indication and only for patients with NYHA Class IV end-stage ventricular heart failure who are not candidates for heart transplant and who meet all specific conditions. Effective date 11/09/2010. Implementation date 01/06/2011. (TN 128) (CR7220)
12/2010 - Transmittal 128, dated November 19, 2010, is being rescinded and replaced with Transmittal 129. The only change is in the Summary of Changes, the date of November 19, 2010, was incorrect, the correct date is November 9, 2010. Transmittal 129, issued December 8, 2010 is being re-issued to change the implementation date from December 9, 2010 to January 6, 2011. It was erroneously changed to December 9, 2010 and should have remained as January 6, 2011. The transmittal number, date issued and all other material remain the same. (TN 129) (CR7220)
01/2013 - CMS translated the information for this policy from ICD-9-CM/PCS to ICD-10-CM/PCS according to HIPAA standard medical data code set requirements and updated any necessary and related coding infrastructure. These updates do not expand, restrict, or alter existing coverage policy. Implementation date: 04/01/2013 Effective date: 10/1/2014. (TN 1165) (CR 8109)
This NCD has been or is currently being reviewed under the National Coverage
Determination process. The following are existing associations with NCAs, from the National
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Robert Adam
City Dwellings and Country Houses: Robert Adam and His Style
The first major American exhibition of the 18th-century Scottish architect and designer, Robert Adam, and his circle. Selected from public and private collections in Scotland, England, and the United States, this exhibition surveys Adam's extraordinary accomplishment through a selection of more than 100 drawings, furniture, silver, ceramics, and decorative objects.
Robert Adam, 18th century, Architecture, architectural drawings, furniture, silver, exhibitions
Robert Adam and Kedleston: The Making of a Neo-Classical Masterpiece
This exhibition of Robert Adam's working plans and architectural drawings for the expansive 18th-century English country estate, Kedleston Hall, showcases designs for the home's exterior and interior. The lavish mansion, located on 800 acres in Derbyshire, is one of the Scottish architect and designer's most-renowned works and belongs to the British National Trust. Organized by the British National Trust with its American affiliate, the Royal Oak Foundation.
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Publication of agenda and invitation
04 April 2012
Mailing of invitations together with reply form for granting power of proxy and for ordering entrance tickets
18 April 2012
Registration for Annual General Meeting
- in writing to the following postal address
LEONI AG, Aktionärsservice,
Postfach 1460, 61365 Friedrichsdorf
- by fax on fax number
+49 (0)69-2222-34280
- by e-mail to the following address
- electronically via internet (from 18 April 2012 onwards)
and there at http://www.leoni.com/agm2012
Last day of registration
9 May 2012, 23:59 p.m.
Entrance tickets are mailed to shareholders only by
registrar services GmbH, Frankfurt.
AGM online service (from 18 April 2011 on)
- to order entrance tickets, to grant a power of proxy or to give voting instructions
- access data: shareholder ID and individual access number (can be found on the reverse side of the personalised invitation letter)
Submission of authorisations and voting instructions
- in writing to be received by LEONI Aktionärsservice not later than 9 May 2012, 23:59 hours.
- electronically via the AGM Online Service (see above)
Procedure for voting by a proxy
Shareholders who are entered in the share register can have their voting right exercised by a proxy during the Annual General Meeting, e.g. a credit institution, a shareholders' association, the proxies named by the Company or any other third party. In this case, too, timely registration is necessary. Unless a credit institution, a shareholders' association, another person of equal standing as a credit institution in accordance with Article 135 (8) of the German Public Companies Act (AktG), a financial services institution or a company operating pursuant to Article 53 (1) sentence 1 or Article 53b (1) sentence 1 or (7) of the German Banking Act (KWG) is authorised, the granting of the power of proxy, its revocation and the proof of authorisation to the Company must be submitted in text form (Article 126b of the German Civil Code (BGB)).
The declaration for issuing power of proxy may be made either to the authorised person or the Company. Proof of the appointment of a proxy towards the Company and any revocation of the authorisation can be transmitted to the Company in text form via one of the access channels listed in the "Registration" section using the contact data listed there. The proof may also be provided by presenting the power of proxy in text form on the day of the Annual General Meeting at the entry checkpoints to the Annual General Meeting. The aforementioned access channels are also available if the power of proxy is to be granted by declaration vis-à-vis the Company or if a granted power of proxy is to be revoked vis-à-vis the Company.
A form which can be used for the granting and proof of a power of proxy is found on the back of the entrance ticket which is sent out to shareholders following the submission of their registration for the Annual General Meeting in due form and within the specified period. The power of proxy may also be granted in any other correct form.
LEONI AG is once again offering its shareholders the option to authorise proxies appointed by the Company to represent them in the Annual General Meeting in accordance with their instructions. The particular features mentioned below apply in this case. The proxies can exercise the voting right only on those points of the agenda on which the principal has provided instructions. The proxies shall not accept instructions on points of order, either before or during the Annual General Meeting. Neither shall proxies accept mandates on making requests to speak, on entering an objection against resolutions of the Annual General Meeting or on asking questions or making applications.
Shareholders who have registered in good time can submit to the Company the authorisations and instructions required to authorise a proxy appointed by the Company in text form, via any of the access channels listed in the "Registration" section (address, fax number, e-mail address or website) using the contact data listed therein up to and including 15 May 2012, 23:59 hours. They may furthermore grant or amend authorisations and instructions in text form to the proxies up to and including 16 May 2012, received by the Company at the venue of the Annual General Meeting, at the desk provided for this purpose, as well as revoke instructions and authorisations also in text form. The internet service for the Annual General Meeting will also be available up to 16 May 2012, 10:59 hours.
For the authorisation of credit institutions, shareholders' associations, other persons with a similar status as credit institutions in accordance with Article 135 (8) AktG, or financial service institutions or companies operating in accordance with Article 53 (1) sentence 1 or Article 53b (1) sentence 1 or (7) KWG, the statutory provisions apply, particularly Article 135 AktG, which deviate from the above-mentioned provisions on authorisations. The named institutions and persons must, for example, be able to provide evidence of their authorisation and may provide for particular requirements regarding the procedure for their own authorisation.
If the shareholder authorises more than one person as proxy, the Company is entitled to reject one or several of these persons.
Details with regard to the granting of powers of representation and instructions are explained in an information package that will be sent to the shareholders. This information can also be found at www.leoni.com/agm2012.
Annual General Meeting
16 May 2012 from 10:00 hours, admittance starting at 8:30 hours
Venue of AGM
Parking facilities
- free of charge on the premises of NürnbergMesse
- it is absolutely necessary to present your entrance ticket or invitation to LEONI's AGM upon entering the car park
Live broadcast of speech of the Chariman of the Management Board for all interested parties
- from 10:15 hours onwards
- Dividend proposal: EUR 1.50*
* Subject to approval by the Annual General Meeting


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Jason Pollak was hired to the Hornet coaching staff in the summer of 2013 as the team's offensive assistant. In that role, Pollak assists Marshall Sperbeck in coaching the team's wide receivers.
During his first season with the Hornets (2013), Pollak coached three receivers who earned all-Big Sky honors. Junior DeAndre Carter was a first team selection after catching 64 passes for a team-leading 934 yards and 14 touchdowns. His touchdown total tied the school single-season record which dated back to 1969. Carter also set the school single-game record with five TD catches against Southern Oregon.
Senior Morris Norrise was named third team after leading the team with 81 grabs for 870 yards and four touchdowns. Sophomore Shane Harrison was an honorable mention choice after hauling in 49 passes for 594 yards and a TD.
Pollak's first coaching job came at San Jose State in 2010 where he was a student assistant working the linebackers. He remained on staff as a graduate assistant in 2011 and 2012 coaching the team's receivers. During his final year, SJSU went 11-2 and won the Military Bowl.
Pollak has also had coaching stints at Del Mar High School and Oak Grove High School.
He earned his bachelor's degree in kinesiology from San Jose State in 2010. He and his wife, Julie, were married in 2012.


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St. Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians 12:7-11
Prokeimenon. Grave Mode.
Psalm 115.15,12
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.
Verse: What shall I render to the Lord for all that he has given me?
BRETHREN, to each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. To one is given through the Spirit the utterance of wisdom, and to another the utterance of knowledge according to the same Spirit, to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healing by the one Spirit, to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to another the ability to distinguish between spirits, to another various kinds of tongues, to another the interpretation of tongues. All these are inspired by one and the same Spirit, who apportions to each one individually as he wills.
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OK so I received a letter from Napsgear.net today (3x Geneza's Bold 200 and 30 tabs of Geneza's Clomid)... Delivery was pretty quick (maybe a week) and packaging was discreet.. It managed to get through customs and I live in a country which is considered to be difficult to ship into.
I asked if they could send vials without labels/original boxes and they did. I'm very satisfied.
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Members Trip to the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum
Thursday, May 2, 2013
8:15 am
Members will travel to the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum in Hartford, Connecticut for a special look at Burst of Light: Caravaggio and His Legacy. When we arrive, we will enjoy a one-hour guided tour of this very special exhibition. Burst of Light explores the enduring legacy of the renowned painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio and his tremendous influence on seventeenth-century art.
After our tour concludes, we will have the opportunity to explore the museum's extensive permanent collection or to venture into the city for lunch, shopping, and more. Lunch will be on our own; snacks will be provided on the return trip home. Clark Curator Jay A. Clarke will provide an introduction to the museum's collection on the trip down to Hartford.
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The goal, law enforcement officials said, is to develop better coordination between local, state and federal agencies, which was sorely missing on the morning of 9/11.
"Since 9/11, one of the most productive things that's occurred is the continued and improved communication between agencies" at all levels of government, said Washoe County Undersheriff Todd Vinger.
The Northern Nevada Counter Terrorism Center (NNCTC), Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) and Anti-Terrorism Advisory Council (ATAC) are among the new agencies created locally to combat incidents of both international and domestic terrorism.
"Now, after 9/11, we want to be more proactive," said Brian Sullivan, assistant U.S. attorney for the district of Nevada.
The NNCTC, commonly referred to as a "fusion center," is housed within the Washoe County Sheriff's Office. It serves as a collection, analysis and distribution point for "actionable, strategic and tactical intelligence."
In many ways, the center is an information-sharing agency that supports law enforcement agencies in anticipating, identifying, monitoring, preventing and responding to acts of terrorism.
The center has received about $3 million in Homeland Security grants, according to the sheriff's office. Similar fusion centers are located in Carson City and Las Vegas.
The JTTF is a kind of specialty operation, a small cohort of highly skilled agents that includes some of the best local investigators, analysts and SWAT experts.
Members of the JTTF are considered to be on the front lines of the war on terrorism, conducting surveillance, disrupting plots and infiltrating terrorist cells.
The ATAC was kick started in October 2001 at the behest of the U.S. Attorney General and has become a key resource in information sharing, particularly with first responders.
Two areas of concern for members of the ATAC as it relates to terrorism are marriage fraud and drug trafficking cases.
According to a press release from local law enforcement agencies, "an apparently straightforward marriage fraud or drug case may contain an overlooked nexus with a conspiracy to fund or provide resources to a terrorist or terrorist organization."
The ATAC helps put law enforcement officials "in a position not to get caught with our pants down," Sullivan said.
In addition to the many new agencies created in response to 9/11, local law enforcement officials have actively engaged in public awareness and education efforts, training ordinary citizens to be on the lookout for possible terrorist plots.
In 2008, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Institute for Security Studies, in support of the Nevada Governor's Commission on Homeland Security, developed the "7 Signs of Terrorism" to engage the public in the fight.
"It's a good educational tool for people to … understand that something that looks out of character normally is," said Brian Allen, deputy chief of the Sparks Police Department.
The seven signs are surveillance, information gathering, testing security, planning, suspicious behavior, rehearsal and getting into position.
"Ordinary citizens reporting suspicious activities they have witnessed are an important tool for law enforcement working to stop terrorist attacks," the law enforcement press release states.
In the end, these new efforts are not meant to scare the public, but rather ensure that citizens are engaged in the process of battling terrorism.
"It's not that we should live in fear," Allen said, "but we should be cognizant."


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An Evanston high school varsity baseball team will not play in the playoff tournament this weekend after a group of students, including team members, allegedly "sexted" risque photos to each other.
Earlier this week, Evanston Township High School officials received a report that some female students had sent "inappropriate" photos of themselves to members of the varsity baseball team, Supt. Eric Witherspoon wrote in a letter to parents.
In turn, the baseball players allegedly shared those photos with others, he wrote.
The baseball team has forfeited Friday night's home playoff game against Taft High, IHSA assistant executive director Craig Anderson confirmed Friday.
"It's too bad," Anderson said, adding the school's athletic director said the team did not have enough players to participate in the game for disciplinary reasons.
Evanston High is hosting the regional tournament. A game was played on the campus Thursday night and the championship game will be played there Saturday.
"Sexting …," according to Witherspoon, "can best be described as sending, sharing, viewing, receiving or possessing indecent visual depictions of oneself or another person over the Internet or via cell phones."
While he did not confirm or deny the allegations, he said an investigation was launched into a "sexting situation" and "appropriate actions" were taken.
Evanston police and the state Department of Children and Family Services have been notified, but will not be taking additional action, Witherspoon's letter states.
Evanston High's athletic director did not immediately return a call for comment.
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BARRIE – Forgive me, but I'm about to give your conscience the equivalent of an elbow to the ribs.
Newspaper columnists have a lengthy history of encouraging people to do the right thing. Or more accurately, what the writer perceives is the right thing.
I presume most of you know the difference between right and wrong, but may require a friendly nudge now and then to allot some time in your hectic 21st century schedules and fit in some right-minded activities.
I hope the crowds will be immense in towns and cities across Canada this Sunday.
It's Remembrance Day and seeing as it falls on our traditional day of rest, there should be a marked increase in the number of people who take a few moments to solemnly honour the sacrifice made by members of our military, past and present.
The weather forecast calls for a beauty day, so drag your sorry butt out of bed and attend a cenotaph ceremony in your community. You'll feel better about yourself for making the effort.
New Canadians who come from countries without this tradition should also attend. It will give you a better understanding of what being a Canadian means to many of us.
I have been attending Remembrance Day ceremonies since I was a Boy Scout, part of a troop lining the parade route in my Northern Ontario birthplace. It seemed a natural thing to do, as both my parents served in the Canadian Army during the Second World War.
The annual Nov. 11 service helps me better appreciate the sacrifice they made for future generations.
If circumstances prevent you from attending, at least turn on the telly and watch the national ceremony in Ottawa.
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