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Vietnam is a cultural experience for all the family. Spend time in the back streets of Hanoi with its French influence. Shop till you drop or dine in some of Vietnam's best restaurants. Experience traditional dishes trying local foods. Enjoy a traditional dining experience and head out on the emerald waters of Halong Bay for 2 nights on a traditional junk boat. Enjoy an escorted tour of the markets and see some of the strange and even bizarre foods that are eaten in Vietnam.
With take plenty of time for shopping with the added bonus of enjoying an amazing cultural experience with sightseeing, Traditional dance show and getting out into the rural areas surrounding Hoi An.
A private tour with your own guide, driver and a/c vehicle is part of this amazing package.
You will also have Cheryl as your private tour escort from Australia on this tour.
Cost $TBC
Accommodation: Twin Share staying in 4* Accommodation
Min 8 Guests required for this tour. Maximum of 15.
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- Accommodation based on twin/double share
- International Flight
- Transfer by Private A/C Auto driver/guide
- Local experienced English speaking guide
- Australian Tour Escort on board
- Meals as mentioned in program
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Journal article
Total Synthesis and Neuritotrophic Activity of Farinosone C and Derivatives
An efficient synthesis of all four possible stereoisomers of the neurotrophic amide farinosone C was developed. The absolute and relative configuration was assigned by comparison of synthetic material with a derivatized authentic sample of the natural product. Several derivatives allowed for the generation of preliminary structure activity relationships concerning neurite outgrowth in PC-12 cells, unravelling l-tyrosinol-amide as the pharmacophore.
- doi:10.1021/ol901277q
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Keywords: Alzheimers-Disease ; Paecilomyces-Militaris ; Carboxylic-Acids ; Synapse Loss ; Neurodegeneration ; Pyridone ; Metabolites ; Aldehydes ; Alcohols ; Delivery
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2016 Toyota Tacoma Review Jan 18, 2016 by Darren (Driver Weekly)
The latest edition of the Toyota Tacoma is redesigned with a new V6 engine for greater off-road performance and an enhanced interior. It is an excellent option for those looking to invest in a mid-size truck.
Refined V6 engine, quick touchscreen interface, improved ride, reputation for longevity and toughness, excellent off-road capabilities, long list of optional upgrades.
Low V6 acceleration times, no seat height adjustment, tight headroom, more expensive than similar mid-size trucks.
The tried-and-tested Tacoma is well established in the world or mid-size trucks and comes with the option to choose from 29 different versions to match the needs of demanding drivers. A four-cylinder, 159-HP 2.7-liter engine is standard while an optional upgrade includes the V6, 278-HP 3.5-liter. It has a choice of four-wheel or rear-wheel drive and comes with either manual or automatic transmissions. The 2016 Toyota Tacoma looks and acts in many ways like a muscled-up edition of last year's model. Overall dimensionally, this truck has not been supersized – its size and configuration is basically the same as the 2015 model. Inside the truck, the cabin has received an upgrade with finishes and bezels that no longer appear bargain basement.
Similar to earlier models, the Tacoma is manufactured with a choice of access cab and double cab styles with short or long bed versions (generally 5-6 ft). The access cab style includes compact fold-out seats, which are basically more useful for holding cargo while the larger double cab is built with full-size rear seats with enough space to accept up to 5 passengers.The most noticeable change to the 2016 Toyota Tacoma is what has taken place under the hood. Even though the V6 is smaller than last year's model, the 278-HP 3.5-liter is able to provide better smoothness and passing power, though the torque is slightly down at 265 pounds per feet. The V6 models include a 6-speed automatic or 6-speed manual transmission. The automatic for instance gives quick shifts, well-spaced gears, and its up and downshifts are nicely damped.
One of the main attractions of the Tacoma is its off-road potential and the 2016 model has received a variety of upgrades to this hardware. It has a built in multi-terrain select system which isn't that dissimilar to systems already installed in various Land Rover and Ford models. Use this system to quickly adjust the driving performance on different terrain (slick rock, sand, mud, etc.) and change the braking and throttle to improve traction. Plus, other features include crawl control, hill-start assist, locking rear differential and electronic limited-slip. The 2016 Toyota Tacoma has a choice of models including Basic SR, Limited, TRD Off-Road, TRD Sport, and SR5. For improved entertainment, the different models are equipped with hardware like a Scout smartphone-based navigation system, GoPro mount at the rearview mirror, and the latest in touchscreen audio. Plus, these upgraded models include other features like dual-zone automatic climate control, push-button start, a moonroof, Qi wireless charging, a four-panel folding tonneau cover, and locking damped tailgate.


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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Running Through History
Many, many congratulations to my fabulous sister Chantel for running the Disney World Marathon this past weekend! (And happy birthday to her today!) This was her first marathon -- what an achievement!
You'll never catch me running a marathon, but as a classicist, I can appreciate the roots of the race in ancient history, specifically the battle of Marathon, which witnessed an overwhelming and surprising victory of the Athenians over the Persians in 490 BC, after the forces of Darius I invaded Greece. According to legend, Pheidippides, the swiftest of foot among the Athenians, ran from Marathon to Athens (26 miles) to announce the victory. "We have won," he said and dropped dead from exhaustion. (He hadn't trained.) Today you can still visit, and I have, the burial mound of the Athenian dead at Marathon.
The marathon was not an event in the ancient Olympics or other festivals -- it was instituted for the 1896 Olympics in Athens -- but ancient games did have footraces, both sprints and longer runs. Women were not allowed to compete in the games in which men competed, but they had their own festivals. The festival of Hera at Olympia, for instance, included footraces for unmarried girls. The winners received olive crowns and the right to dedicate statues with their names on them (a big honor). And in Sparta, athletic training for girls was considered natural. The lovely bronze figurine here (image from the British Museum website, click to enlarge) was probably made in Sparta. She's about 11 centimeters tall, dates from ca. 520-500 BC, and probably decorated a bronze vessel. Her short tunic was the costume for competing female runners, with one shoulder bared to the breast.
Today when people think of ancient Greek athletics, they tend to think of male athletes. But modern running girls share in that history too!
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- marathon_chantel said...
Thank you Professor! I am very glad you were there to see me run this weekend. As for this info on the history of the marathon, I say, "I was not aware of that!" (aka Wayne's World). Milwaukee has certainly had its share of visitors... ;)
- January 13, 2009 at 1:50 PM
- Julianne Douglas said...
Interesting, Sheramy! Thanks for the insights, and congrats to your sister.
- January 13, 2009 at 8:15 PM
- Margaret said...
Great post, Sheramy! I love the bronze figurine. Oh, and I would probably drop dead too if I had to run a Marathon!!
- January 14, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- Alexander said...
Dear Professor!
Some time ago we decided to make an animation using van Gogh drawings! Now the first part is ready and we are kindly ask you to look throw this video on our site or youtube.
Your comments are very important for us!
Thank you!
- January 23, 2009 at 11:56 AM
- Cara Black said...
Hi Van Gogh thanks for having me on your author websites!
- February 14, 2009 at 11:44 AM
- Sheramy said...
Hi Cara:
How'd you know I ordered "Murder in the Latin Quarter" today? Spooky...
I'm a big fan of your Aimee Leduc series. Thanks for stopping by!
- February 14, 2009 at 5:40 PM


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Police Intra-department information
Crisis Negotiation Unit
The Frankfort Police Department's Negotiation Unit was formed in 1997 to handle high risk situations where a hostage has been taken or other types of incidents for which negotiations are warranted, such as mentally ill or barricaded, suicidal persons. The primary function and objective whenever the team is deployed is for a peaceful resolution of the situation.
The Crisis Negotiation Unit is a function of the Operations Division and is under the direct command of Lieutenant Lynn Aubrey. The unit members are Sergeant Scott Wilcoxson, Detective Charlie Washburn, Officer Joel Dunmire, and Officer Artie Stratton. The Negotiation Unit has received extensive training in the process of negotiations from the Institute of Police Training and Management (IPTM) in Jacksonville, Florida. Additional training has been obtained through the Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT), the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI), Counter Force Tactical Training, and the annual Negotiators Conference conducted by the National Tactical Officers Association. In addition, monthly training is conducted using varying techniques and equipment as well as periodic training with the Tactical Response Unit (TRU).
Evidence and Property
The Frankfort Police Department has a sworn officer, who is the Department Evidence and Property Custodian. It is his/her responsibility to maintain safely and securely any property coming into the possession of a Frankfort Police Officer. This includes lost and found as well as evidence used in criminal court cases.
Records Section
The Departments Central Records is a unit within the Division of Support Services. The Support Service Division Commander is accountable for the department's records function. Central Record's receive, process, store , and maintain police records and prepares whatever reports and summaries deemed necessary by the police administration. Central Records files and stores the following reports:
All reports are maintained within Central Records' paper files. All records and reports produced and maintained by the department are subject to the provision of KRS 61.870 through 61.884 and corresponding federal regulations. Records may be retrieved through computer query.
Lost and Found
Please contact Sergeant Scott Wilcoxson at (502) 875-8523.
Operations Division
The Operations Division of the Frankfort Police Department is made up of 40 uniformed officers, 4 uniform sergeants or field supervisors, 4 uniformed lieutenants or assistant shift commanders, 2 uniformed captains or shift commanders, and 1 major or division commander. These officers are divided among two work assignments called "shifts". Each shift has two "squads". The first shift operates between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM. The second shift operates between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM. There are several specialized assignments within the patrol division. Some of the specialized assignments are:
The patrol division is that part of the police department that people are most familiar with. These are the men and women who, dressed in the familiar uniforms of the Frankfort Police Department, are seen driving the marked police cars, answering the first calls for assistance from citizens, and representing the City of Frankfort. The men and women of the Operations Division seek to deliver the best service possible by achieving the following goals that are considered acceptable for police service:
DETERRENCE AND PREVENTION: Deterrence involves activities that are intended to influence the perceptions of potential criminals as to the likelihood of apprehension. Prevention is aimed at making criminal activity more difficult regardless of the perceived odds of apprehension. It is generally assumed that the conspicuous use of patrol units projects an image of police preparedness, efficiency, and omnipresence that discourages would-be criminals. Higher levels of patrol visibility bring about higher levels of deterrence.
APPREHENSION: When deterrence fails to prevent crime, patrol is responsible for apprehending the offender. Quick and efficient performance of the task is generally assumed to contribute to improved levels of deterrence.
NON-CRIMINAL RELATED SERVICES: Performance of these type services (sick-injury calls, rescue services, reporting repairs of public property and utilities, taking reports for insurance purposes only, etc.) is another patrol function. The tendency of the public to call the police when unable to think of where else to turn and the fact that the police are often the only available source of help is the primary reason that these types of services are provided by police departments.
SENSE OF COMMUNITY SECURITY AND SATISFACTION: It is normally acknowledged that effective attainment of deterrence, apprehension and non-crime related service activity should result in high levels of perceived community security and satisfaction with police activities.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY: The recovery of stolen property loses much of its significance unless the items can be returned promptly to the owner. Citizens need to use crime prevention services to learn how to make their property easier to recover in the event that it is stolen.
MOBILE PATROLS: The purpose of mobile patrol is to maximize police visibility within an assigned district, thereby providing a deterrent to criminal activity.
FOOT PATROLS: The purpose of foot patrol is to increase officer visibility, thereby increasing the deterrent effect of patrol. Increased visibility in offices and living areas not only provides a sense of security for the occupants and residents, but also provides a high level of officer-citizen contact, which results in satisfaction with police. Foot patrols also maximize an officer's knowledge about particular areas and when coordinated with vehicular patrol in a given district, it provides the most comprehensive and effective coverage of an area.
BIKE PATROLS: The purpose of the Bike Patrol is to maximize police visibility and mobility within a given area. The utilization of bikes by police officers increases visibility in assigned areas and provides a higher level of officer community contact that results in increased citizen security satisfaction. Bikes maximize the area that can be covered effectively. Bikes provide another means of comprehensive and effective area coverage.
SEGWAY PATROLS: The purpose of Segway patrols is that they provide a unique opportunity for officers to interact with citizens. The segways are able to maneuver in small or crowded areas and assist officers in making a timely response in those type settings. The segway also provides stealth and may be used to target specific crime trends.
In some operations targeting crime and criminals within our jurisdiction, there is a need for a highly trained team with capabilities beyond those of the street patrol officer. The Tactical Response Unit (TRU) is comprised of officers and command from the Department who have undergone intense selection and training to handle a variety of special situations. These may include high-risk containment, control and neutralization operations against hostage takers, barricaded subjects, drug dealers and other situations in which the adversary is more highly armed and dangerous than the typical suspect encountered by the patrol officer. Contrary to the perception created by the media, the TRU's primary responsibility is the protection of both fellow officers and innocent persons who have been involved in extraordinary circumstances. The TRU is commanded by Captain Rob Richardson.
The Canine Unit is composed of two dogs and their handlers, Lt. Derrick Napier and K-9 Canto, and Officer Shane Music and K-9 Aron. Lt. Derrick Napier and K-9 Canto have been serving the community together since 2009. Officer Music and K-9 Aron teamed up in 2015. The Canine Unit responds to calls from other units within the department on a 24 hour basis and assists agencies outside Frankfort upon request. Function The Canine Unit currently handles canines capable of patrol and narcotics detection. They are trained to locate marijuana, powdered cocaine, crack cocaine, methamphetamines, and heroin. The canines are utilized to track, search buildings, search for articles and apprehend criminals by biting when the situation is serious enough and no other means of apprehending the suspect are available. Tracking uses the dog's keen sense of smell to detect and follow human scent. The canine teams have been deployed to track not only criminals who have fled the scene but also missing elderly individuals and lost children. Building Searches of commercial businesses are conducted by a canine team. Using the dog's sense of smell and speed is a more tactically sound method of locating a suspect or suspects who are hiding inside a building. This practice minimizes the risk to officers and affords a suspect more incentive to surrender. The sound of a bark is often times all it takes. Article searches are conducted when a person has either lost or thrown an item while committing a crime. Using the dog's olfactory abilities, the canine is given an area to search and within a matter of moments the canine can locate the item even in a large area. Often it is more effective to deploy a canine in an area where there is poor lighting, heavy brush, or an area is too large to be searched visually. Criminal apprehension is used when an individual that is involved in committing a serious criminal act and is in process of actively resisting arrest; poses a threat to police officers or other persons if not immediately stopped, and cannot be stopped by any other lesser means. When a police canine is deployed for criminal apprehension, the dog is sent to bite and hold the individual until such time as they can be taken into custody. The Frankfort Police Canine Unit is active in the community not only by attempting to make the community a safer place, but also in the area of public demonstrations. The canine unit provides demonstrations year round, to school groups both public and private, as well as civic organizations. During these demonstrations, narcotics searches are conducted as well as basic obedience exercises; article searches, agility tests, and simulated criminal apprehension, where our bad guy, wearing protective gear is stopped by the canine. All canine teams are trained in the areas described before and are tested regularly by the handlers. The canines are certified annually in patrol functions and narcotics detection. The certifying body for the unit is the United States Police Canine Association. This national organization is involved in the certification process for canine units all over the United States. In June of 2006 the Canine Unit proudly hosted the USPCA regional detector dog certifications held in Frankfort Kentucky.
Law Enforcement Exploring is a great way to learn about life, responsibility, and work ethic. If you are a college bound student then Exploring is for you! Universities expect to see positive extra-curricular activities and look for involvement with the community. Exploring gives you the chance to earn community service hours. Exploring gives you an excellent opportunity to see what being a police officer is all about. If you are interested in S.W.A.T, detective work, patrol, bike unit, Vice/Narcotics, or organized crime, our post is the place to be! Explorers get the opportunity to be instructed by these officers, detectives, and swat team members to see what it is really like. Not only is exploring a great learning experience but it's fun too! You get to make new friends and meet new people.
The Tactical Response Unit was established in 1995 to address concerns for responding to high-risks calls for service. This unit is used for barricaded persons, hostage situations, narcotic searches, high-risk warrants, dignitary protection, mentally ill persons, civil disturbance, or other unusual circumstances. There are currently eight (8) officers, one (1) Sergeant and two (2) Captains that serve in the unit. Although considered an auxiliary function to regular patrol duties, officers remain prepared to respond to calls both on and off-duty.
At FPD each TRU member is issued safety and specialty equipment that includes Protech tactical ballistic vest, helmet, Kenwood portable radio with New Eagle headset, gasmask, and a variety of BDU's and foul weather gear. Officers use the department issued Glock .40 caliber pistol as a backup to the AR-15 Patrol Rifle. Other weapons available include Remington 870 and 1187 12-gauge shotguns and the Remington 700 .308 caliber rifle. The team has a wide variety of Defense Technology chemical agents and less-lethal products. Hand launched and 37mm projectiles of OC, CS, CN, and smoke are available. Number 25 distraction devices, 12 gauge and 40mm beanbags and rubber balls are also alternatives to using deadly force. The team often works with the Narcotics and Detectives Division in the service of warrants. It also works closely with the Negotiations Unit during barricaded or mentally ill person calls. The unit averages 10-20 warrant assists and 2-3 barricade situations a year. In 2011, the TRU obtained certification in Search and Rescue. Since that certification, the team has assisted in many S&R missions both locally and in support of other agencies. Officers also assist individually or in smaller groups to many patrol incidents. Mutual aid cooperation has involved the unit in assisting other local, State, and Federal agencies. The team strives to train and perform in a manner that promotes safety for all persons and has resulted in many successful responses to critical incidents.
D.A.R.E. is an innovative project designed to build a strong, drug free youth. This project uses a curriculum designed to help young people resist the pressures of substance abuse and violence while developing strong decision making skills. The program focuses on accurate information about substance abuse with the major focal points being marijuana, tobacco and alcohol. The lessons deal with the consequences of abuse, building self-esteem, providing ways to resist and identify peer pressure, and alternatives to drug use.
The curriculum is taught by officers from the patrol division who are highly trained uniformed law enforcement officers. They are assigned to a classroom and have immediate credibility with the students. The D.A.R.E. Program addresses drug/alcohol use and violence (such as bullying) on a proactive approach rather than a reactive one. D.A.R.E. was initially implemented in the Franklin County Public Schools in 1986. The pilot program proved so successful that D.A.R.E. was adopted as a part of the elementary curriculum in the spring of 1987. If you would like more information on the D.A.R.E. program, please contact the Operations Commander at 875-8523.
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Consultation outcome
Small business appeals champions and non-economic regulators
- From:
- Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
- Part of:
- Small Business, Enterprise and Employment (SBEE) Act and Business regulation
- Published:
- 25 March 2014
- Last updated:
- 4 June 2014, see all updates
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Download the full outcome
Small businesses appeals champions and non-economic regulators: government response
Ref: BIS/14/859 PDF, 268KB, 17 pages
Small business appeals champions: final impact assessment
Ref: BIS/14/857 PDF, 337KB, 26 pages
Small businesses appeals champions: Regulatory Policy Committee's opinion on final impact assessment
Ref: BIS/14/858 PDF, 94.3KB, 4 pages
Detail of outcome
Includes an analysis of the 25 responses received from:
- national regulators
- businesses
- businesses representatives
- professional bodies
- individuals
Our policy and its supporting analysis was also informed by discussions with national regulators and government departments.
We will include legistation to allow for the appointment of Small Business Appeals Champions in the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill.
Original consultation
A consultation on the introduction and remit of small business appeals champions in non-economic regulators.
This consultation ran from
Consultation description
In Small Business: Great Ambition, the government announced its intention to consult on the proposal to create in law and appoint an independent small business appeals champion within each non-economic regulator.
To make sure the needs of businesses, and particularly small businesses, are taken into account and for them to have confidence in the champion, the champions would need to be independent.
This consultation seeks the views of anyone with an interest in the remit and work of the national non-economic regulators on the creation of the proposed small business appeals champions. It asks for views on:
- the relative merits of both legislative and non-legislative approaches
- their possible range of powers and duties
- the scope of bodies to be included
Small business appeals champions and non-economic regulators: consultation
Ref: BIS/14/673 PDF, 569KB, 35 pages
Small business appeals champions and non-economic regulators: response form
Ref: BIS/14/673RF MS Word Document, 458KB
Small business appeals champions and non-economic regulators: impact assessment
Ref: BIS/14/674 PDF, 415KB, 25 pages
The appointment of small businesses appeals champions: Regulatory Policy Committee's opinion on consultation stage impact assessment
Ref: BIS/14/681 PDF, 83.4KB, 4 pages
Document information
Published: 25 March 2014
Updated: 4 June 2014
- Government response, final impact assessment, and Regulatory Policy Committee's opinion of the final impact assessment have been published.
- Impact assessment added
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Ash B
Feb 23, 2011
Nah can't be, this ones got a rear bumper lol
oooooooooooooo, thats low man !
So what is the difference between a 04 and a 07 interior then..................absolutly nothing as far as i know .
As a rep it really does not matter what year the car is. He has a flat bottom steering wheel so if it is an 04. Someone could end up dying if they crash it
I could die as i have a FBSW in a 2004 !! but then you could die doing 35mph in a 30mph limit.........and its probably instant over 70mph........but i bet you dont care about that risk ?
I dont have an airbag on my bike..or when i cross the road.......I dont even have one that stops me getting Cancer :-(.....What chance do i stand ...lol
Understand what your saying. But i dont think the person selling these reps with fbmfsw on older cars let the person buying it know that the airbag does not work... if you get what i mean.
Still not sold then either,i am suprised someone hasnt snapped his theiving hands off
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Why be a Cop?
By Dan Frei, President
Madison Professional Police Officers Association
These days it isn't hard to feel like we are under attack. We have experienced the demonization of public employees in general by those that have bought into the myth that our benefits have somehow been at the expense of private employees who experienced losses, ignoring facts such as when the private sector was doing great they willingly traded high wages for the lack of benefits while public employees often did the opposite.
Our reputations are being attacked. In the aftermath of an officer involved-shooting in Ferguson Missouri, a day doesn't go by without a story in the media that seems to start with the premise that the … Continue reading


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MANILA, Philippines - Malacañang on Friday hailed President Rodrigo Duterte's inclusion in the Time Magazine's list of 100 most influential people but decried the magazine's failure to mention the drug-related charges against his critic Sen. Leila de Lima.
Duterte and De Lima were included in the prestigious list, which also had actors, musicians, politicians, business leaders, activists and scientists.
READ: Duterte, De Lima, among Time's 100 most influential people
The Philippine leader was listed among "leaders" while the senator was included in the "icons" category.
While the write-up on Duterte was mostly a rebuke of his brutal war on illegal drugs, De Lima was portrayed as a figure of resistance against a "strongman" rule.
"The fact remains that President Duterte is supported by majority of the Filipinos in his campaign against illegal hard drugs, crime and corruption," presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said in a statement.
"In the case of Sen. De Lima, Time conveniently failed to clarify that she was jailed not for her criticisms against the administration but because an independent court found probable cause in support of the criminal charges against her for alleged violation of the law on illegal drugs," he added.
De Lima, who started a Senate inquiry on the killings linked to Duterte's clampdown on illegal drugs,was arrested and jailed last February on charges that she took bribes from convicted drug lords. She has denied the allegations and claimed that the charges against here were politically motivated.
Duterte also topped the online poll on Time's most influential people, besting Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Pope Francis, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
The Time write-up about Duterte was penned by Cesar Gaviria, the former Colombia president who chased notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar.
In a New York Times commentary, Gaviria said Duterte was repeating his mistakes as "throwing more soldiers and police at drug users is not just a waste of money but also can actually make the problem worse."
Gaviria's comments did not sit well with Duterte, who fired back at the former Colombian leader by calling him an "idiot."
In his article about Duterte, Gaviria said the Philippine leader's approach on narcotics was "as ill-considered as his grasp of history"
"Since Duterte's inauguration last year, some 7,000 people have been killed. His ironfisted strategy alarms governments, human rights organizations and faith-based groups while winning high approval ratings at home," Gaviria wrote.
"After spending billions, I discovered that the war was unwinnable and the human costs were devastating. The cure was infinitely worse than the disease."
Gaviria said many more people in the Philippines are likely going to die as Duterte learns his lesson.
In contrast, Samantha Power, a former ambassador to the United Nations, portrayed De Lima as a brave opposition figure.
"Most opposition politicians have kept their heads down, knowing Duterte is both terrifyingly brutal and massively popular. But Senator de Lima has become Duterte's most vocal critic— a role her friends call suicidal," Power wrote.
Power said De Lima's imprisonment was a "disturbing testament to the current solidarity among strongmen and the global surge in impunity that De Lima's cause has not been more embraced."


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So what's it like to live with a 2010 Ford Mustang for a week? Well, since we're driving a V-6 model, we didn't bother heading to the drag strip. We also skipped the local street racing scene. So how did we spend our time behind the wheel? Probably a lot like any regular Joe or Jane.
We drove to work. We drove to the hardware store. We drove to buy groceries. We drove our kid to school (10 round trips). We drove to church (using all four seats). So how'd the Mustang work as a real car? Just fine, thank you.
The reality of testing cars for a living is that prolonged exposure to a car reveals different aspects of a vehicle's character and capabilities. Often, during the course of a few days, you'll notice and love or hate things you missed during a brief introductory drive.
For example, when presented with back-to-back drives in a Mustang GT and a base Mustang with a V-6 (as often happens at press-only events), the V-6 doesn't come out on the winning side of that equation. However, when driven alone, not back-to-back with anything, the V-6 powered Mustang has a chance to stand on its own merits, as opposed to having to live up to the merits of its more powerful sibling.
The reality is that the V-6 is plenty powerful. Most people won't ever feel like they need more power than the 210 horsepower from the 4.0-liter V-6. Both transmissions are capable; manual or automatic.
More important than the engine to most buyers will be in the interior and how well it works or doesn't. For our dollar, this interior rocks. The Premium edition Mustangs get much nicer appointments that feel rich and substantial. Combined with the improved chassis for 2010, and the Mustang rides smoothly.
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Regarding every-day practicality, the 2010 Ford Mustang delivers that as well. Certainly, the front seats are roomy enough for the average American. The two rear seats are tight, but they worked just fine for my nearly adult size teen children. Granted, the kids are built like teens, but they are 5'4" and 5'7", and neither complained on the two 40-minute trips where they were stashed in the back.
With four on board, the interior was so quiet at highway speeds that it was exceptionally easy to converse front-row to back.
The Mustang did hardware store duty the Saturday it was here. This particular trip required picking up a new storm window and screen measuring approximately 3' x 4'6". Not a small parcel. The Mustang's rear seats fold (a 50/50 arrangements with releases on the interior, not in the trunk), opening up a sizable passage way between the trunk and the cabin. The window and screen easily fit in the space, along with various other purchases.
Anybody who tells you that you can't fit anything in a pony car hasn't lived with one.
Perhaps the best lesson we learned from a week with a 2010 Mustang is that if you want to drive a car like the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, or Dodge Challenger, do it. They work fine as everyday cars.
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- 4 chicken breasts, 4 oz each, slices
- 1 cup mushroom, cleaned, washed, and sliced very thinly
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- salt and pepper, to taste
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- 1 tablespoon shallot, finely minced
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 2 tablespoons sour cream
- 1⁄2 teaspoon thyme
- 4 tablespoons red wine, for deglazing
- Pound chicken out very thin.
- Season with salt and pepper, drench with flour.
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Season comes to end for Rangers' Choo
The lost first season for Shin-Soo Choo with the Texas Rangers is over.
The outfielder will have surgery to remove a bone spur in his left elbow and will miss the remainder of the season.
Choo missed Sunday's game with a virus and didn't travel with the team to Seattle. He is expected to have the surgery in the next two weeks with Keith Meister handling the procedure.
Texas has called up Michael Choice from Triple A Round Rock to replace Choo.
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Choice was on the Opening Day roster for the Rangers but struggled to hit for average and was sent to Round Rock in early July. He hit .267 in 43 games in Triple A with seven home runs and 31 RBI. Despite a .177 average in his time with the Rangers, Choice did hit eight homers and drive in 28.
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It's not easy to provide a last-minute fill-in on a comic book series; it's even harder when that series is one that's developed quite a renaissance like "Aquaman." It's much to John Ostrander and Manuel Garcia's credit, as a result, that their guest stint on "Aquaman" #20 not only is enjoyable, but it feels like something that belongs as part of the series' greater whole.
"Aquaman" #20 brings back the Others, the poorly-named group of Atlantean-artifact-powered heroes that Aquaman used to run with. Their introduction in "Aquaman" had shrunken their membership, and Ostrander uses that as a chance to introduce Sky Alchesay, the daughter of deceased-member Kahina. Ostrander does a good job of bringing her into the series; she fits in well with the other characters, to the point that it made me feel for a split second like this was regular series writer Geoff Johns helming the comic rather than Ostrander. Getting a mixture of both her personal life and her new heroic identity is a good balance, though, and she's set up in a way that if Johns chooses to use her (and I hope he does), everything has been lined up for that purpose.
Garcia's pencils (with a four-inker tag team, no doubt due to the short time frame) get the job done, in some places a little more impressively than others. The art is always well-rendered, if nothing else, and there's a good usage of perspective on the page 2 splash with the skinwalker looming up and over its victim. On the other hand, there's something that feels strangely fake about the makeup that Sky puts on her face before meeting the rest of the others; it's almost plastic in the way it's shaped and moved. The best part of the comic's visuals, though, is definitely the appearance of the Thunder Beings; they're drawn as little more than silhouettes but they're quite striking, and Garcia brings that idea to life perfectly.
If nothing else, "Aquaman" #20 makes me more than ever wish that we had Ostrander on a monthly series at DC Comics. He clearly plays well in a joint sandbox, and he's a good writer to boot. Until then, though, I'll just keep my eyes open for moments like this. And if nothing else, if you are going to substitute in a last-minute fill-in comic? Well, if they were all this fun, I don't think people would mind quite so much.


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The Lorax
Random House, 1971 - Juvenile Fiction - 70 pages
Long before "going green" was mainstream, Dr. Seuss's Lorax spoke for the trees and warned of the dangers of disrespecting the environment. In this cautionary rhyming tale (printed on recycled paper) we learn of the Once-ler, who came across a valley of Truffula Trees and Brown Bar-ba-loots, and how his harvesting of the tufted trees changed the landscape forever. With the release of the blockbuster film version, the Lorax and his classic tale have educated a new generation of young readers not only about the importance of seeing the beauty in the world around us, but also about our responsibility to protect it.
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Sony Computer Entertainment Japan filed an application on 9th December 2012 about their technology which reportedly will prevent users from purchasing and playing second copies of games on their consoles. This technology works by linking individual game discs to a user's account without the use of an internet connection.
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Asleep at the Wheel has seen miles and miles of Texas. They got their kicks on Route 66. And, in 2010, the band clicked another milestone on the odometer – their 40th anniversary. They began with a simple goal: to play and help revive American roots music.
The musicianship of Asleep at the Wheel has become the stuff of legends. Taking a page from Bob Wills' book, the band has constantly toured at a national level throughout its history; with anywhere from 7-15 of the finest players Ray Benson could talk into jumping in the bus to play a string of dates. The alumni roster is well over 80+ members, and includes an impressive list of musicians who have gone on to perform with artists such as Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Lyle Lovett, Ryan Adams, and many more.
Over their history, Asleep at the Wheel has garnered nine GRAMMY Awards and released more than 25 studio and live albums, and there is no sign of slowing down any time soon. Just last year they earned a Grammy nomination in the newly minted Best Americana Album category for their critically acclaimed Willie & The Wheel, on Bismeaux Records.
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Government announces partnership with Facebook
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The government has announced a partnership with Facebook as it seeks to get more for less and tackle the deficit
The social networking site will support the Treasury's Spending Challenge by providing a dedicated space for Facebook users to come up with ideas on how to make savings in public spending.
Speaking to Facebook co-founder, Mark Zuckerberg, the PM said:
We are really excited about having Facebook involved in the Spending Challenge.
There's enormous civic spirit in this country where people want to take control and do things in a different way. We are giving people an opportunity with Facebook and I am sure that they will take it.
The first phase of the Spending Challenge was open to people who work in the public sector, to get their professional insights and views on everything from how to cut back on wasteful spending to how to radically change the way services are provided. The response has been overwhelming with over 60,000 ideas in just two weeks.
Now the Spending Challenge is being opened up to everyone. This second phase is different to the last. We not only want your ideas, but we also want to hear what you think about the ideas that are put forward.
In addition, ministers will be getting out to hear your opinions and ideas first hand. These conversations will be shaped by the comments and suggestions made online in the Spending Challenge, so if you have an idea or you want to show your support for one of the existing ideas being put forward - don't hesitate, let us know and help shape the tough decisions that need to be made.
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We opened La Tavola Fine Linen in the Spring of 2008 as a boutique linen rental provider with the mission to diligently and creatively serve clients through a couple of key locations in California. With the demand for our linens far surpassing what we could have imagined, we have gladly opened showrooms in numerous locations across the country from San Francisco to Dallas, and currently ship all over the nation.
With our Napa-based warehouse as the main hub through which each order is processed, we work as a tightly-knit, collaborative team and function as a one-stop-shop for everything from sewing to delivery to washing our own linens. We source our fabrics from top-notch manufacturers around the world who craft their products for prominent interior design, home decor, and fashion industry leaders. Far from standard rental-grade fabrics, La Tavola's linens mirror the best in the design and fashion worlds, melding quality with style.
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With an eye for design and a penchant for high quality, we're proud of our anthology of first-rate products, but — even more — we cherish the unique connections and significant relationships we form with our clients. We venture to cultivate a marvelous experience not only in terms of event decor, but also throughout the entire client-La Tavola interaction process.
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Kingswood Training Centre Kent
The purpose-built Kingswood training centre Kent is located in Shipborne, in the heart of the beautiful Kent countryside, and is ideally placed to provide first class facilities combined with an abundance of natural resources!
Our tree surgery school training facility includes an indoor training room, where theory and practical instruction can be carried out for our full time courses whatever the weather.
Inside you will find no-nonsense accommodation with a leisure area, wide-screen TV, pool table, kitchen and wireless broadband internet access.
All guaranteeing that those taking part in our popular residential course have access to home comforts and the best possible environment for learning.


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Teachers prepare monthly newsletters for families which are sent home in the "Panther Express" (in Homework folder in the backpack). Powell also sends home fliers and Panther Posts/Alerts that highlight upcoming events, school-wide news, and key school accomplishments.
Please use the resource below to review your scholar's monthly newsletter. While these are sent home in paper form, you can also access newsletters digitally below. Find the tab at the bottom of the chart that corresponds to your child's grade. Thank you for your support and continued partnership.


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The Bet (2016) A loser in life and love, Denton Baker (Alex Klein) gets into an absurd but high stakes bet where he has one summer to find, and hook up with, every girl he had a crush on from 1st to 12th grade.
Genre: Comedy
Actor: Alex Klein, Brian Allen, Amanda Clayton
Director: Ryan Ederer
Country: United States
Duration: 88 min
Quality: SD
Release: 2016
IMDb: 6.3
A loser in life and love, Denton Baker (Alex Klein) gets into a high stakes bet where he has one summer to find, and hook up with, every girl he had a crush on from 1st to 12th grade. If he succeeds, he can win back the company that his father, Mr. Baker (Dallas Page) had stolen from him by a former friend, Mr. Lucas (Jake Roberts). With the help of his well meaning but overzealous best friends, Jackson Price (Brian Allen), Ed McDoogle (Yassir Lester) and Wiggins (Jeremiah Watkins), Denton sets out to win the bet which becomes even more difficult to do when he falls in love with his 2nd grade crush, Amanda Morrison (Amanda Clayton).
The Bet was written by Chris Jay and Aaron Goldberg, members of the rock band, Army of Freshmen. The script was inspired by their own experience in searching out and meeting girls that they once had crushes on in school. They enlisted Reza Riazi who had worked on one of the band's previous videos to produce the film. A lifelong wrestling fan, Jay personally sought out and met with Roddy Piper whose involvement ultimately led to Dallas Page and Jake Roberts joining the film. The rest of the cast was rounded out by actors and comedians, many of whom were personal friends of the filmmakers. [1]
The Bet was filmed entirely in the city of Ventura, California over 13 days in January and February of 2014. Many of the locations used have direct connections to Jay and Goldberg including both of their actual homes, the office where Jay worked, the video store where both Jay and Goldberg had worked at in the past and the city park where their softball team played. [2]
The Bet features several original comedy songs written by Jay and Goldberg as well songs from a diverse group of artists including Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids, Victor Krummenacher of Camper Van Beethoven, Zebrahead, Punchline, Jonny Polonsky, The K.G.B., Kyle, Phil Cody and Army of Freshmen. A soundtrack is scheduled for a summer of 2016 release. [3]
After completion of post production, The Bet received offers from multiple independent film distribution companies, ultimately signing with Screen Media Films in March 2016. The film's first trailer was released on May 3, 2016, and the film was released on July 26, 2016 on all digital VOD platforms.


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The Low Budget Time Machine Trailer (2015)
A conniving professor and his gorilla side-kick convince down-and-out astronauts to go on a time-journey to benefit mankind. Once transported to the future, they meet beautiful but deadly space babes, a horrible monster and an army of mutants. The last doomed survivors of earth are trapped by a cosmic plague unleashed in an apocalyptic future!
Watch the official The Low Budget Time Machine 2015 trailer in HD below or find more The Low Budget Time Machine videos on Vidimovie.


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Anger Management Trailer (2003)
"Feel the Love." 11 April 2003 Comedy 106 mins
After a misunderstanding aboard an airplane that escalates out of control, the mild-mannered Dave Buznik is ordered by Judge Daniels to attend anger management sessions run by Doctor Buddy Rydell, which are filled with highly eccentric and volatile men and women. Buddy's unorthodox approach to therapy is confrontational and abrasive and Dave is bewildered by it. Then, after yet another mishap, Judge Daniels orders Dave to step up his therapy or wind up in jail. So, Buddy moves in with Dave to help him battle his inner demons. Buddy himself has no inner demons since he acts out at every opportunity and that includes making lewd comments about Dave's girlfriend Linda and goading Dave into confronting every slight, past or present, head-on. But Buddy finally goes too far and Dave must decide whether to crawl back into his shell or stand up for himself. Could it be that Buddy's confounding and contradictory treatment is just what the doctor ordered?
Watch the official Anger Management 2003 trailer in HD below or find more Anger Management videos on Vidimovie.


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Stan writes about Walking XmlSchema and XmlSchemaSet objects
Sorry for being off-topic, but Nithya encouraged people to keep the comments flowing re: XSLT improvements — http://blogs.msdn.com/xmlteam/archive/2005/06/08/426875.aspx — but comments are not allowed to be posted on blog entries that have reached a certain age.
I just stumbled across this site and wanted to add another encouraging vote for native EXSLT support; this is more important to me than XSLT 2.0 (which comes with a lot of XPath 2.0 and XSD baggage). Thanks for listening.


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The Benefits of Private IVF
When you need to be certain that you have some recourse due to fertility problems, there are a lot of steps you can take. One of the best sources of treatment is private IVF. This service, known as in vitro fertilization, involves fertilized eggs being implanted into a woman's body to increase her opportunity and ability to conceive. There are a lot of benefits to this treatment, which will be explained in depth below. With this in mind, read on and use these tips in order to get all that you need out of private IVF treatments.
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When it comes to fertility treatments, this service is one of the most effective that you can take advantage of. The numbers speak for themselves and you will be able to enjoy success and results anytime that you decide to make the most out of in vitro fertilization. Reach out to medical professionals who can provide you with this sort of service so that you are able to get what you need from the process.
#2: You have options in terms of which woman receives the fertilized eggs
Another great reason to take advantage of in vitro fertilization is the fact that you have options on which woman receives the eggs. For instance, the birth mother can have eggs implanted inside of her, as can surrogate mother. This all depends on what you need out of this process and which mother has the better chance of conceiving a child through the use of IVF.
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This service is also useful due to the fact that you can use donated eggs or sperm. This way, you do not need to worry about using your own sperm or eggs if this is not an option. Reach out to IVF professionals who can link you up with the donation that you need.
By taking advantage of these tips, you will be able to get all that you need out of in vitro fertilization. This article explains the benefits of taking advantage of this service and will let you conceive a child if this is your goal. Make the most out of these benefits and utilize them in order to reach out to a private IVF provider who can assist you and teach you a little bit more about this process.


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in conversation with Jan Harvie-Clark
Caglar Tahiroglu is a Turkish born, French trained, clinical psychologist. In December 2015, she went to Calais and Grande-Synthe refugee ''jungle'' camp as a volunteer, to try animated art-therapy groups. She subsequently became a member of Medecins Sans Frontieres team as psychologist. Now she is also currently studying at Central Saint Martins School of Art to discover connections between clinical use of fine art for trauma . She will talk about her work with refugees with psychoanalyst Jan Harvie-Clark.
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Medicare 101: Preventive Services
Medicare Preventive Services
Welcome to Medicare" and Annual "Wellness" Visits
Few things are more important than preventive care when it comes to maintaining your health. Regular checkups and diagnostic procedures are the key to detecting many health concerns in their earliest stages, when the prognosis and chances for a full recovery are best. Especially when it comes to serious conditions such as cancer and heart disease, the earlier you know what you're up against, the better.
What they say about cars applies to our health. A little maintenance and problem prevention now is likely to save a lot of trouble and heartache in the future. And money. Not only can preventive care save your life, it can save you thousands of dollars over the course of your lifetime.
Your "Welcome to Medicare" Preventive Visit
Medicare preventive care begins with your "Welcome to Medicare" preventive visit, a comprehensive examination offered during your first year on Medicare. During this visit you and your doctor or qualified non-physician practitioner will discuss your current health conditions and prescriptions, review your medical and family history, and do tests and screenings to help set the course for your most effective future care. After the visit, you will receive a plan or checklist outlining further screenings or preventive services that are recommended for you.
The "Welcome to Medicare" preventive visit is free to most people enrolled in Medicare. If you are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan, the "Welcome to Medicare" preventive visit is available to you, but you should check with your plan to find out whether your visit will be free.
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You are eligible for your first annual "wellness" visit 12 months after your "Welcome to Medicare" preventive visit. If you did not have a "Welcome to Medicare" preventive visit, you are still eligible for annual "wellness" visits.
Each "wellness" visit focuses on developing or updating your personalized plan to prevent disease based on your current health and risk factors. Under Original Medicare, you pay nothing for your yearly "wellness" visit if your health care provider accepts assignment. If you get additional tests or services during the same visit, you may have to pay coinsurance, and the Part B deductible may apply, if these tests or services are not covered under these preventive benefits.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with great direction of Sarah B. Downey. In Billboard in 2014, with original production from USA. You can watch Red Velvet Cake online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 18 minutes
Randy Wayne, Jill Larson, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Chuck Liddell, Lauren Elise, Tommy Nash, John Lewis, Gazzy Parman, Ben Guppy and Elias Lewis.
Short film, Drama, Comedy.
18-minute film (full movie) directed by Sarah B. Downey.
The original audio of Red Velvet Cake has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Sarah B. Downey.
Dominick Monteleone.
John Lewis, Sheila Marie, Ben Guppy and William Wendelman.
This film was produced and / or financed by JLE Cinema Group.
Composed by Michael J. Leslie.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Red Velvet Cake has a duration of 18 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Red Velvet Cake in FULLTV Movies.