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· Women
entrepreneurs will be able to access loans from 50,000 to 5 million pesos, he
· He
announced the expansion of Popular Insurance Scheme coverage to support the
care of women with ovarian cancer. As of today, it will cover the entire diagnosis and
treatment of these cases.
· He led the celebration of the International
Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
today, President Enrique Peña Nieto announced the SME Women Program, designed by the development banks of the
Mexican state, the National Institute of Entrepreneurship and the National
Institute for Women, the goal of which is to grant loans on preferential terms
to women entrepreneurs and for this to contribute their achieving their
financial autonomy.
This program,
he added, gives women economic independence, "and that is what we want, for
them to feel that they have a sphere of freedom and personal fulfillment that
will enable them to destroy any constraints imposed on them."
He explained
that the SME Women Program provides support ranging from 50,000 to five million
peso loans, to lower rates than those charged by commercial banks on such loans,
and with more favorable timescales, "so that women can develop and undertake
their projects."
opening up greater spaces of access to credit will allow women to start their
own projects, their own business, without fear. "Don't be scared: you will have
the mechanisms and support to be able to carry them out, and I'm sure women
will prove that it is possible to carry out any project they set out to
undertake," he said.
During the
commemoration of International Women's Day, the president said that this
administration has not only devoted more resources to the actions carried out
by the various government agencies to support women, but has also established
specific programs and supported productive projects geared towards women.
He explained
that the budget for this year designed to promote equality for women is 54 percent
higher than 2012, rising from 16.7 billion to 25.9 billion pesos this year.
He stressed
that, "There has been increasing public investment from the resources the
government allocates from various departments and the programs designed for
women and to support gender equality."
Peña Nieto also announced the expansion of Popular Insurance Scheme coverage to
support the care of women with ovarian cancer. "As of today,
it will cover the entire diagnosis and treatment of cases of ovarian cancer."
The president
recalled that among the reforms promoted in this administration, a new law was
established to ensure that women have greater scope for participation in
politics in our country, as a result of which half the candidacies for the
Federal Congress and the local congresses of all political parties are held by
As a result,
he added, "Congresses, "Have a greater presence and representation of women."
President of
the National Women's Institute (INMUJERES), Lorena Cruz declared that,
"Empowered women and girls are the best accelerator for equality; they are the
real factor of change, the way to promote protection against the breakdown of
the social fabric, and the solution to poverty.
that social programs should be tailored to women's needs to promote their
economic independence, she said that the SME Women Program, "Is not only a
program that grants loans," but, according to the instructions of President
Peña Nieto, is designed, "To eliminate these inequality gaps between male and
female employers. We are talking about more than two million
employers in our country, only 20 percent of whom are women."
He explained
that, "In order to achieve the prosperous Mexico to which we aspire, we need
women to participate on equal terms in the labor market, generate their own
income, and have the resources to be able to develop their talents and
"When we bet
on women, we bet on the development of the country and the development of
families. Because when a woman is in a decision-making
position, when a woman runs a business, she will invariably support other women
and always will think of the benefits
for her own family and the benefits for her workers' families," he said.
Governor of
Aguascalientes Carlos Lozano de la Torre said that support for women
entrepreneurs, through the SME Women Program, which is unprecedented in Mexico,
has been made possible by structural reforms, particularly the Financial and
Fiscal Reforms, which have allowed access to cheaper credit, encouraged
formality and created more jobs with social security.
He told
President Peña Nieto: "These are the concrete results and benefits your
government's structural reforms have implemented, as long-term rather than
situational measures, to achieve a permanent, sweeping transformation of
Mexico, its regions and all the conditions of inequality that curb and limit
national development."
He also
thanked the government because it is strengthening its commitment to Mexico by
making gender equality a cross-cutting policy to expand women's access to
justice, safer cities, social services and economic empowerment.
"A good sign
that Mexico is on the right track is provided by the president's accompaniment
of the efforts of Mexican men and women, so that they can achieve and write
their own story of success."
María del
Carmen Bernal González, Mexico's representative at the W20, the Women's Chapter
of the Group of 20, said the key role women play in transforming society lies
in the collaborative and inclusive attitude between men and women.
She said the SME
Women program will not only benefit Aguascalientes, or the Bajío region, but
the entire country, and hoped that this would send a very positive,
constructive message to the world that in Mexico we are in favor of these
Bernal González,
who is also the director of the Research Center for Women in Senior Management
at the IPADE Business School, welcomed the launch of the SME Women Program because
it was one of the points on the work agenda agreed at the W20, within the
framework of last year's G20 Summit in Turkey.
"This initiative
shows that different actors of society need to work together: the Federal Government, of course, women, family, education. And this would not be possible without everyone's work."
considered it important to open up opportunities for joint collaboration, "So
that together, we can continue to transform our country" and stated that Mexicans
worldwide, "Are very well regarded and in these issues, we have enormous scope
for collaboration."
Director of the
Small and Medium Enterprises Department of the National Bank of Mexico Ileana
Maya Reza said that financial reform has given a big boost to credit for micro,
small and medium enterprises.
"As a result
of the recognition of the complementary role of development banking and
commercial banking, there has been a substantial increase in the resources
channeled to this important sector of the economy, mainly through various
programs and schemes with economic momentum, in which Nacional Financiera plays
a fundamental role," she added.
She said that
the joint work of the authorities, development banking and commercial banks meant
that in 2015, 520 billion pesos were channeled into the segment of micro, small
and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
She said that
today, "Mexico is noted for its macroeconomic fundamentals, particularly its solid,
expanding financial system, with a credit growth rate between three and four
times the GDP for these past fifteen years." Moreover, "All
the credit circuits have increased credit and nonperforming loan indicators remain
low, indicating that there is healthy, sustainable growth, within a financial
system that is distinguished by its strength and dynamism."
She confirmed
this financial group's commitment to SMEs in Mexico and, "To venturing into
innovative financing schemes such as the Business Women's Program, in which we grant
financing for up to five million pesos with preferential conditions, both as
regards term and fixed rates, noting that, "A society with greater gender
equity increases its potential for growth, development and welfare."
Needing a
cash flow in order not to lose a business she has in Zacatecas, Blanca Judith
Mejía Gonzalez, a businesswoman from Aguascalientes, found out about the SME Women
Program, and according to her testimonial, in less than a week, she was able to
obtain a loan that allowed her to continue with her projects.
She encouraged
those wishing to be entrepreneurs or to start a business to request this
support from the government, "Because we now have much more support than my
mother did 25 years ago."
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He's gone from rap superstar to the nation's Tokemaster General. From his preference for pot to his laid back slangy speaking style (remember to add the "izzle" to everything), few find fault in his stoner status. He's buddied up with everyone, from Dr. Dre to Martha Stewart and in each instance, his smoky star continues to shine.
He's Smooth
He's even become part of late night television, using Jimmy Kimmel's chat show as an outlet for his comical commentary on the natural world around us. Called "Plizzanet Earth,'" it's a segment which features Snoop Dog (because that's who we've been talking about…duh!) narrating the typical action within the animal kingdom.
He's Cool
In this instance, it's an all reptile edition, with a group of snakes taking on an iguana in a battle for scale-based dominance. It's the standard clip showing the battle for supremacy between the species. Thanks to Snoop, it's also a hilarious introduction into the whole serpent eat iguana world. Snoop's narration is on fire here. He calls out the snakes, referring to them as "assholes." He then watches and worries as the little lizard is surrounded.
And He's Always On Fire

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Another WebLogic Security Blog
A colleague pointed out another blog that covers WebLogic security that you might find useful. Looks like Josh Bregman is off to a good start on his Oracle Fusion Middleware Security blog. Check it out.
A colleague pointed out another blog that covers WebLogic security that you might find useful. Looks like Josh Bregman is off to a good start on his Oracle Fusion Middleware Security blog. Check it out.
Can you stand another post on Maven and WebLogic? I can't but I thought I'd document this anyway… 😉
I decided to revisit the problem outlined in Maven and WebLogicMBeanMaker in WebLogic 9/10 wherein you need to have an installation of WebLogic on the machine where you build your security provider. To refresh your memory if you read that post, the problem is that weblogic.jar uses relative paths to find other jars and thus defeats Maven's dependency mechanism.
I came up with a solution that precludes having to have WebLogic installed but it still doesn't use artifacts in the repository. Rather, it's a hack but at least it's a portable hack.
The solution is to have a directory that contains the required WebLogic jars in the required hierarchy. Here's the directory structure and subset of files you need from the WLS 9.x installation:
./common/lib/apache_xbean.jar ./server/lib/ant/ant.jar ./server/lib/cssapi.jar ./server/lib/cssimpl.jar ./server/lib/mbeantypes ./server/lib/mbeantypes/wlManagementImplSource.jar ./server/lib/mbeantypes/wlManagementMBean.jar ./server/lib/mbeantypes/wlSecurityProviders.jar ./server/lib/mbeantypes/xacmlSecurityProviders.jar ./server/lib/schema/weblogic-domain-binding.jar ./server/lib/weblogic.jar ./server/lib/xbean.jar
I made a directory to contain the directories and files above and then used that high level directory in the pom like this:
<dependency> <groupId>weblogic</groupId> <artifactId>weblogic<artifactId> <version>9.2.0</version> <scope>system</scope> <systemPath>C:/WLS920/server/lib/weblogic.jar</systemPath></dependency> <dependency> <groupId>weblogic</groupId> <artifactId>wlManagementMBean</artifactId> <version>9.2.0<version> <scope>system</scope> <systemPath>C:/WLS920/server/lib/mbeantypes/wlManagementMBean.jar</systemPath> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>weblogic</groupId> <artifactId>xmlbeans</artifactId> <version>1.0</version> <scope>system</scope> <systemPath>C:/WLS920/server/lib/xbean.jar</systemPath> </dependency>
As long as your WebLogicMBeanMaker tasks use "maven.compile.classpath" in the classpath then it should work like a champ.
Being freed from the tyranny of a WebLogic installation is a relief and lends itself to painless builds on a continuous integration server, for example.
Obviously, this solution is for WLS 9 (is anyone still using that?) but providers built this way also work in WLS 10.


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The Empire Symbol Trailer (2013)
18 September 2013 Adventure, Action 93 mins
The story of "Empire Symbol" is quiet dramatic and it is called Chinese "The Da Vinci Code": a group of people seems unrelated--- an auto mechanic Cheng Xi (acted by Pan Yueming), a policewoman Mei Jia (acted by Hu Ke) and a Japanese archaeologist Xiao Yelingzi (acted by Yi Nengjing), they are bonded by an invaluable empire treasure of Ming Dynasty. With the mystery is solved, everyone starts a hunt for love, fortune and power.
Watch the official The Empire Symbol 2013 trailer in HD below or find more The Empire Symbol videos on Vidimovie.


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KAMLOOPS - Investigators hope the public can help unmask a male suspect after he attempted to rob a Subway restaurant earlier this month.
On Saturday, Jan. 16, a male wearing a green bandana over his face entered the Subway restaurant on Summit Drive around 10:20 p.m. and demanded cash from a clerk.
The employee ran to the back of the store for safety while the suspect left without taking anything. The male is described as Caucasian with short, light coloured hair. He was wearing a grey ball cap and a dark coloured jacket with a white logo on the front left side at the time of the incident.
The area has regular vehicle and foot traffic and officials with Kamloops and District Crime Stoppers and Kamloops RCMP hope someone will come forward with additional information.
If you saw the suspect or have any information on the attempted robbery, you are urged to contact Kamloops RCMP at 250-828-3000. To remain anonymous, call the Crime Stoppers tip line at 1-800-222-8477.
To contact a reporter for this story, email Glynn Brothen at email@example.com or call 250-319-7494. To contact the editor, email email@example.com or call 250-718-2724.


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Term limits and the Supreme Court
Is it bad to have a bunch of old judges?
Aug 20th 2015, 17:27 BY S.M. | NEW YORK
ON THE third season of "House of Cards", the Netflix show about Washington Machiavellianism gone haywire, a fictional Supreme Court justice mulls retirement when he is diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Aside from some overblown criticism of the conservative justices, nobody is speculating that anybody on the real-life Supreme Court is suffering from a degenerative brain disease.
But the show's plotline calls attention to the fact that, barring death or an impeachable offence, the justices themselves decide when to hang up their robes. And today's Supremes are no spring chickens. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the liberal lion who has resisted calls to retire during Barack Obama's presidency, is 82. Antonin Scalia, on the right, and Anthony Kennedy, in the centre, are both 79. Stephen Breyer is 77. Four justices—Clarence Thomas (67), Samuel Alito (66), Sonia Sotomayor (61) and the chief, John Roberts (60)—are sexagenarians. The new kid on the bench, Elena Kagan, is a wee 55. If nobody leaves the court in the next five years—an unlikely permutation—the average age of the justices will be 75 at the end of the next president's first term.
Is there anything wrong with a grey bench? Fix the Courts, an advocacy group, says yes, and proposes that future nominees to the Supreme Court take a pledge to serve no more than 18 years before stepping down. Given how hard it is to amend the Constitution, this proposal is less quixotic than an attempt to change the provision in Article III permitting justices to "hold their offices during good behaviour". But are term limits for justices, whether imposed or voluntarily agreed to, a good idea?
Fix the Courts has one primary argument in favour of fresh blood, and it's not quite convincing. The goal of life tenure was to "shield those serving on the court from the political pressures of the day", the group observes, but "today's justices...are polarised along partisan lines in a way that mirrors our other broken and gridlocked political institutions".
There are three problems with this line of reasoning. First, while the Roberts Court issues more closely divided rulings than previous courts ever did, it's a myth that "today's justices" are more political than their forebears. Under its first chief justice, John Marshall, the court flexed its Federalist party muscle against the new president, Thomas Jefferson, in its ingenious Marbury v Madison ruling. During the Lochner era from 1905 to 1937, the court routinely struck down progressive legislation to improve worker health and safety and to extricate the country from the Great Depression. It was enough to spur Franklin Delano Roosevelt to propose an ill-fated court-packing plan to change its composition and the tenor. (He withdrew the plan when the court started upholding New Deal policies.)
Second, there's no reason to believe term limits would put a damper on the court's politicisation, or fundamentally change the "political circus" of the Senate confirmation hearings. Even if nominees taking the pledge can be trusted to keep their word—remember, it isn't legally binding—18 years is still a long time. Political actors will remain quite worried about who ends up among the nine most powerful jurists in the land.
Third, 5-4 decisions show the justices may be "polarised" on certain issues, but it does not mean the justices are "partisan". Nobody on the court seeks to toe the line of either of the major political parties. In fact, during the term that ended in June, many of the justices—the conservative ones in particular—were willing to stray from their typical ideological camps in plenty of cases. This past spring, for example, Chief Justice Roberts voted with the four liberal justices to save Obamacare and to uphold restrictions on fundraising by judicial candidates. Justice Thomas voted against his conservative brethren in permitting Texas to refuse to print Confederate flags on licence plates. And Justice Alito came to the defence of pregnant women's rights in the workplace.
Eliminating life terms for justices is questionable as a solution to the purportedly novel problem of judicial politicisation. But there are other good reasons to wish for a court where no one stays on for three or four decades. At the founding, Thomas Jefferson suggested that since the "earth belongs usufruct to the living", America ought to have a constitutional convention every 20 years to scrap the old document or subject it to revisions. That proposal did not go anywhere and may not have been a recipe for the early republic's stability. But there is wisdom in the general notion of more frequent leadership change.
No matter how wise or enlightened they may be, a bench of seven or nine octogenarians will have a circumscribed perspective on the country for which they are adjudicating fundamental questions. Encrusted jurisprudence won't necessarily be bad for the country: as Alexander Hamilton pointed out in Federalist 79, the "danger of a superannuated bench" resulting from aged judges is "imaginary". Indeed, Justice Ginsburg shows in both her written opinions and incisive questions during oral argument that she is as vigorous intellectually as she has ever been. But breathing new life into the nation's highest court more often—even if it does not make the tribunal any less political—would bring more dynamism to the judiciary, jog the justices' decision-making patterns and narrow, even if only slightly, the yawning gap between the enrobed ones and everyday citizens.
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The highly‐acclaimed Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court was first published in 1992, since which time the Supreme Court has continued to write constitutional history. This new edition of the Companion has been fully updated and includes new entries on key cases and full treatment of crucial areas of constitutional law, such as abortion, freedom of religion, school desegregation, freedom of speech, voting rights, military tribunals, and the rights of the accused.
This is an accessible and authoritative guide, essential for judges, lawyers, academics, journalists, and anyone interested in the impact of the Supreme Court's decisions on American society.


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User review on Honda Brio written by Utkarsh Mishra (Guest) on 09 December 2014
Utkarsh Mishra (Guest)'s review on Honda Brio V MT
Year of Manufacture : 2013 | Driven no. of Kms. : 6800
- Pros: Everything. Speed, Power, Comfort, Drive pleasure, instruments, interior & exterior looks, space & most important Mileage.
- Cons: Not sure as I enjoyed every little bit of it.
I don't own this car though wish to buy a new one in exchange of my old car. My friend bought it last year; recently I got chance to drive this beautiful Brio from Thane to Satara for about 290Kms in 6hours. And as soon as I start driving it on highway i started loving it more and more. 95% of my drive was on highway only. It was smooth like butter on highway, High on speed, very safe never felt I am driving at 145km/hr. Fully equipped with all important instruments. First time i saw a feature which gives you live mileage indicator so even though i was on highway driving at 120+ with AC i kept getting 16.5+ km/ltr. Nice front view; very very comfortable to drive and lovely steering; as soon as you hold it; you feel confident. Easy to overtake any high end sedan/MUV car on highway and no need to accelerate extra. Never felt less in terms of power. At 4th gear only it reaches 90KM/hr speed in no time. Powerful AC. Not sure what else a consumer looking for in a hatchback car which comes just in 5.75lakhs on road price(Mumbai) V MT Petrol version. Felt first time the power of Brand(HONDA). It's way beyond Maruti Suzuki, Chevrolet and other brands. Though i have till now driven only Maruti and Chevrolet cars. Its the best car in this segment.
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Air Bud 3: World Pup Trailer (2001)
29 June 2001 Drama, Comedy, Family 83 mins
In this second heartwarming and hilarious sequel to the popular favorite, Air Bud masters two new starring roles: soccer (real football) player and fatherhood. Loaded with laughs and cool soccer action, Buddy teams up alongside U.S. women's soccer greats.
Watch the official Air Bud 3: World Pup 2001 trailer in HD below or find more Air Bud 3: World Pup videos on Vidimovie.


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Anyone here watch eurovision last night? All hail finland! Cowboys from germany? thought it was funny: your thoughts!
Anyone here watch eurovision last night? All hail finland! Cowboys from germany? thought it was funny: your thoughts!
I think that contest is so uneccesary and not interesting for a long time already... It's all about getting famous or attracting tourists. No point making it if it has no artistic value what so ever...
The show was awsome. Watched it from the begining to the end. I hoped finland to be in TOP5 but No.1...I think everyone were suprised. I didn't know they would perform at all. Heard about it on the day of semi-finals. First time i heard them in 2000 when they're first album came out and was mesmorised by there music. But LORDI in my opinion realy earned the high position. Though there were other good performences - Ireland, Bosnia hercogovina, Iceland but there are more or less the same. Atleast about the same topic - Love. And that's what made LORDI so different and gave them the chance to win. I think it was about time to show something different and interesting and shake up the ground a bit.
Hard Rock Hallelujah!!!
Seeing Finland rake in the 12's was so much fun! I had no idea they'd win.. I love Europe. This year was fun, but what was Iceland thinking? Too bad about France, hehe..
Eurovision has more than artistic value; it's not just about music, just like the Olympics in essence aren't just about athletics.
Finland music is very very bad, but they are win
Finland is home to a lot of metal stuff, so in a way it's representative of the country, yet that song is pretty light / mainstream and thus good for Eurovision.. I thought it was good stuff.
yeah watched the whole night too, it was held in my country greece! i was happy that Lordi won the contest it was something different!
but there was songs more suitable for the contest which could win such as russia or sweden anyway gj LORDI!
Well yeah, As i recall it LORDI plays "orcestra Hard Rock" or something in that matter. It has a good hard tone but also goo background voices that are more melodic than hard. I think it's got something for everyone thus making it suitable for many people.
moreover LORDI won because the were very friendly with the media and the people. Greece gave them 12 points just for that!
Lordi sucks, people are so much attracted to the devil and evil spirits!
IF they wouldn't have worn those costumes they wouldn't have won!
Though I'm from Finland I'm sad that Finland won by this way, some Devilish band comes out of nowhere and then sweeps the victory clearly!
Man what a joke, Lordi is a joke and a monster!
I don't like the way they look like real demons!
But, dear child, demons aren't real.
lol don't start thinking that LORDI is some satanic band that has a bad influence on little children because.... lol!
I found the lyrics of Hard Rock Hallelujah as christian as lyrics in secular song can be. Girls dancing in skimpy shorts and tiny tops tempt people much more than any reference to "netherworld". I think Lordi made a good show, the music was good and melodic and rock´n´roll ruled!
What I detested most in EV contest 2006, were songs with barely non-existent melodies: five or six notes going up and down in repetetive manner and all the effort put into dancing and costumes. Of course, Lordis costumes and pyrotechincs were extravagant, but more in par with the substance they had in the song than many other contestants.
Sweden, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Lithuania, Finland - any of those could have been a winner by my book! Of course, as a Finn, it sounded almost like a joke, when the 1 a.m. radio news announcer said: "Hard rock-band Lordi has brought the first-ever Eurovision Song contest victory to Finland."
Boles Roor
Seriously, all the people who think like you make me laugh. What makes them demons? That's the same as telling goths are satanists. Anyone who will worship satan and any evil thing just because some men in scary outfits sing a song which doesn't have a thing to do with satan and the likes are mentally ill.
I personally think it's great that Lordi won, and I hate their music. Just because they're different then every other guy or gal that performs there.
Just a funny link about the Iceland singer:
What a bad loser.
I think Finland wasn't bad, but I liked Romania more, also Russia and Ukraine were very good.
I think it stinks why Belgium did get to the final, if you see what songs do get throug, like Lithuania Damn what a bad song, "we are the winners" it doesn't mean anything at all!
Eurovision really is awful, but it can be quite funny anyway. I'm glad Finland one they were class. Lithuania's "We are the winners of eurovision" was pretty cool too! It's a shame so many of the votes are decided politically though really.
If you say that, YOU know nothing!
Demons and Angels are everywhere, we can't see them because we only have human eyesight!
That sir! is the truth!
Boles Roor
That's what YOU think. I don't believe in Hell, Heaven, demons and angels and the like.
i totally agree with that
Finland won, They did something special, They have a lot of neighbours. So they won. Countries like France, Spain, Belgium, Holland, Malta ,Monaco .... will never win again, If they get top 10 then it is already great.
haha..it was great that lordi won. not because it was a that original and extremely good song but it was something never seen in the eurovision before and thats kinda cool
I'm glad for Finland and Lordi. Nothing starange has happened, everybody has a mobiile phone and may vote, and I think maybe even 25% of the teenagers from the Europe listen some metal music and wish to share that with the world!
My country presented by Severina, better known as a pornstar... Just kidding, women had a video that came around on the Internet, she isn't guilty about that... Or she is?
I reallèy hate that song from her, there's nothing to enjoy in. Ok, maybe something: if you are a person which sex video is on the Net, you may think this is the way to promote yourself. But, I surelly think you would pick some better music and better lyrics for the song about it.
Romanian guy has great pop song for this kind of the contest... Great hit...
i think the song's quality doesn't change anything...It's a quite political show!"The North of Europe votes and South received nothing","Ukraine votes and Russia recevied 12" etc...and my country Turkey every year receive 12 points from Germany,France!!!Because of citizens of Turkey,in Germany 3 Million Turk!
As a show Eurovision always entertains. But I don't like the majority of the songs quality and many decisions. Lithuania song was a joke but went to the final. A joke that says a lot about the eurovision contest. So I guess eurovision organization must make somehow a mixture between public votes and artist votes. I use to watch this festival and a lot of good songs aren't voted properly. Some countries tend to be unnoticed.
Finland has had good songs like last year "Why?", with great music, lyrics and performance. Last year Denmark was also very good. But none of them won and Finland song had a bad score. "Why?"
This year we heard a lot of repetitive songs and Finland did make a change on that. For that they deserve some credit. The song is not that special, but worked for the festival. And the media helped a lot.
Israel is not from Europe. But has sometimes good songs that make a better festival. The same might happen if other countries join like asian or african countries.
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Drinking doesn't cause that...
That is obviously brainwashing done by aliens... They make people believe in demons by brainwashing them. The aliens are real, I know that because people believe in demons, that proves they are real. That we don't see the UFO's is because they have invisibility cloaks and they also have gadgets that they can't be seen on radar or satellite.
Well, it does make more sense than the special eyesight theory....
Finland was unique, which made them won.
Lithuania was the funniest.
Macedonia and Russia deserved to be in top 5.
I agree wtih those who said that political moves affected voting.
Just a sidenote about Iceland: a lot of people make fun of her and say she's a bad loser and what not. The fact is of course that she's not a "real" person. It's a total act. She has a show in Iceland and the name she uses is just a stage name. She acts like a pompous, self righteous, better than thou bitch, but in reality, she's just an actress.
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I think it's just brilliant than Finland won and it makes me giggle every time I think aboiut it.
Ogres, man, ogres.
The Armenian dance (elastic!) was pretty funny, too.
i think moldovas entry was sheer class...
i would like to give me loca some choca....or whatever the song was about lol
since everyone in europe hates the uk..we havent got a hope in hells chance of getting more than 40 points,,let alone anywhere near winning
it has got rather silly....but then the uk acts tend to take it so seriously they deserve it!.
ive always wondered why we dont send one of our best bands in for just one year...could you imagine the kaiser chiefs entering???
I hadn't seen it before, it was a real treat, and really funny. Oh man how bad did france's entry suck. I liked Finland's entry the best, but at what point do you think that people just voted for it because they couldnt beleive that someone like that would win?
I thought the Swedish song was the best, Finland was not good at all.. without the costume they wouldn't have any points. UK's song was a joke! Norway had a nice song.. but Denmark thought they could just throw in some blonde bitches and they would win haha LOL doesn't work.
Switzerland was way too good to get so little points!
Well, I thought Lordi did a stellar job at this years Eurovision. They are a friendly group that plays decent hard rock and are monster enthusiasts. I think its great for Finland.
They aren't really demonic as some may think, especially when they have a song "The Devil is a Loser." and a couple of the members go to church.
Eurovision hasn't had something quite like this before, don't be afraid to see a little change here and there.
I never liked Eurovision, too much comercial crappy songs for my liking. I like how Lordi stirred things up a bit, at least they play 'loud' music haha. Some of their songs are actually pretty fun.
So yeah I'm glad Lordi won
I have only seen the beginning, but i didn't have the sound on, so i didn't hear anything. But what i saw right away that it's all the same. Everyone is just on stage in their best clothes doing their best to sing the music everyone sings, trying to look and sound original, but they're not. That's the main reason i don't watch it. And it all had to be in english, it would be better if everyone would use their own language, like they did in 2003, at least.
I like the fact that Lordi won this year, because i'm a fan of hardrock myself, and me and my friends keep saying that the world needs more and more rock, and everyone is starting to like it and that every other music is starting to look alike and stuff. Lordi was original, that's cool.
Lmao, i haven't seen the eurovision in 2003, but i saw t.A.T.u.'s part, and i heard some about it. They weren't allowed to wear sexy clothes and stuff, cus it's a family show and all. I'm guessing everyone else were in their fancy clothes, and t.A.T.u were in blue jeans and white t-shirt with a big '1' on it Nive replacement
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About Benihana - Cherry Hill
Welcome to Benihana and a dining experience unlike any other! Our guests are seated at communal tables in groups, where your personal chef will perform the ancient art of Teppanyaki. Watch as we slice and dice, preparing a meal that will dazzle your eyes as well taste buds, whether you choose mouth-watering steak, tender chicken or succulent seafood. You can also enjoy sushi prepared by a talented sushi chef and indulge in a specialty cocktail. Benihana Cherry Hill is located right across the bridge from Philadelphia, at Points Plaza, where Routes 70 and 38 merge. Enjoy a cold or hot sake in our spacious bar and lounge, or take a seat at our sushi bar for fresh nigiri and specialty sushi rolls.
Looking to relax after a long day? Join us for Happy Hour, Monday through Friday from 4-7 p.m. for specials cocktails, sushi, and assorted appetizers. An 18% service charge is added to all guest checks for parties of eight or more.
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Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, Saturday - Sunday: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:00 pm - 9:30 pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00 pm - 10:30 pm, Sunday: 3:00 pm - 9:30 pm.
Happy Hour: Monday - Friday: 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
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Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Wine
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Benihana is a great restaurant! Food is always fresh and great. Chef Andrew is the BEST! He is very entertaining and will give you a great service! Unfortunately we had a Not so good server Destiny ! She wasn't checking on our table, we ate super late1 because it took her loooong time to bring out soup , which she basically through on our plates, spilling the soup! So our meal took longer because soup and salad came out late! Other than that Chef Andrew was great and food was delicious!
The cook was new. He was not skilled in the ways of the restaurant. He cut all of the meat and seafood in huge pieces which were very difficult to eat considering we were eating with chopsticks.
Server was also new. Very slow and inefficient in getting drinks and cleaning up dirty dishes. He took our birthday photo, but. Ever brought it to the table.
Another person at our table who wasn't in our party took a fried rice that wasn't hers. This left me without fried rice after the chef passed all the portions out. When he looked confused , She said she ordered white rice. He quickly asked someone to go to the kitchen and bring out more rice and chicken for me. I appreciated that but I was VERY upset management didn't do anything.
We had reservations for 3 people to celebrate a birthday. When we arrived, Jeremy, the "manager," tried to squish us into a table by putting 3 of us in less than 2 people place seatings (the other 5 people at the table were unfortunately obese and there was only 1 1/2 sears left. They could not even get our chairs to fit in and my mother who is 84 was pushed off of the table completely no matter how we tried to adjust seats. Jeremy knew he couldn't get the 3 chairs in and was the most rude and obnoxious person I have ever met. He said he really didn't care and if we didn't like it to leave. My 9 year old nephew started to cry. We said he ruined my mother's birthday, and he said "write a bad review." It didn't matter to him. An event planner, Brenda, saw what was happening and came over and put us at a regular table with 5 other people. Although she saved the dinner, we will not return.
The service was lacking. Took a super long time to get our check. This was after the chef didn't make one of our entrees. So we had to wait for them to fix the bill. Then they charged for something they shouldn't. Had to wait again. Probably an extra 30 minutes just to fix the bill. The waitress hair was so long when she turned around it got all over the utensils. Thr tricks from the chef were lacking. It's a shame the food was good. But don't see us going back.
The food and service were very good. The waitress and chef were very attentive.
Our only problem was when the check came and were told that the gift card was no good. I tried calling the phone number on the back of the card, only to be told that gift card problems could not be handled over the phone. I went to the web site, only to be told that gift card problems are not handled on the web site. I called the restaurant, only to be told that they cannot handle gift card problems. I got the corporate phone number from the manger and called, but they were closed for the day. I called the next day and was told to send the gift card information to an email address. A couple of days later, they sent an email saying the gift card was defective and they will issue a new one.
I am a frequent goer and as I continue to visit there as been changes that doesn't have me satisfied. I don't like that we are not seated immediately upon arrival, you have to wait until all parties in your reservation arrive in order to be seated. However, I don't see the point of waiting when it takes about a half an hour for the chef to come out to the table and prepare your food. I also do not like that you cannot request a chef of whom you desire upon making a reservation. I also am not happy with the fact you are only allowed to use a Birthday gift credit only Monday-Thursday's and not weekends, well that's he typical times that most people get together with family and friends..
It was just ok for me. The Hibachi food of course was delightful. We had a great cook, great attitude we loved Salvador. Otherwise it was 3 out of 5 stars. They should really step it up with the service staff and do some physical amendments to their facility. The cost is not cheap for dinner and when you pay good money your overall experience should be exceptional.
My husband & I go to this Benihana twice a year for our birthdays. This time around was my husband's birthday & we had a reservation for 7:30 for 2 people. As per usual, we arrived on time but did not get seated until there were enough people to fill a table of 8. So we waited until 8pm for 6 more people before we were even seated. Once seated we then sat there for another 45 min or so before our chef even came over to begin cooking. So we didn't get our chef until 1 hour & 45 minutes after our reservation. By the time we were done eating, it was nearly 10:30. What made matters worse is that a group that walked in at 8pm was seated right after us & got a chef well before we did. Another table near us has 2 people leave because they were tired of waiting for their chef to arrive.
I feel as though I wrote this exact same review the last time we were there for my birthday. What is the point of having a reservation if we still waited 1 hour & 45 minutes? It is clear to us now that this is not just bad luck. This is how this particular Benihana is run. I think our time at this location is complete. With an infant at home, we can not afford to have our time wasted. Nor should we. Nor should anyone.
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Why it matters: The New Jersey Supreme Court recently ruled that a successful claimant including both an insured and a third-party beneficiary in a coverage case is entitled to recover attorneys' fees under a New Jersey fee-shifting rule even without establishing that the insured was liable in the underlying action. In general, New Jersey adheres to the "American rule" and does not permit successful parties to a lawsuit to recover their attorneys' fees, but will award them in certain circumstances as provided by Rule 4:42-9(a). One of those circumstances is for "an action upon a liability or indemnity policy of insurance in favor of a successful claimant." In a unanimous decision, the court ruled that because the trial court concluded that the complaint filed in the underlying action alleged claims that triggered the duty to defend the insured, or, as here, third-party beneficiary was a "successful claimant" entitled to recover counsel fees to enforce the payment of defense costs.
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A Soviet driver served under Antonin Dovchenko and was Irina Spalko's driver during their quest to return the Crystal Skull to Akator in 1957.
The Soviet driver was a Ukrainian[1], who, in 1957, was not much older than Irina Spalko had been when she first joined the army.[2] He was among the soldiers who accompanied Spalko and Dovchenko to Hangar 51 in Nevada.
He later served as Irina Spalko's driver in Brazil. When Indiana Jones escaped in a duck with the Crystal Skull of Akator, he drove Spalko during the chase through the jungle that ensued. At one point Spalko forced him into the backseat and took over the vehicle herself, hanging on for his life due to Spalko's reckless driving, but later the soldier got back behind the wheel after which they and Jones' party crashed into a nest of siafu. Both he and Spalko managed to escape from their crashed vehicle and run for the safety of the trees, but the soldier didn't make it. Overcome by the ant swarm, he was pulled down and devoured.
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The Soviet Driver was played by an uncredited Gleb Kaminer in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. The character is identified in the film's pre-visualization animatics as "Russian Driver".
His death is slightly different in James Rollins' novelization in that he dies much sooner. Unlike in the film he is unable to get out of the car before being swarmed and eaten by the ants. In the comic adaptation, he doesn't get eaten by the Siafu as Spalko's car doesn't crash into the anthill. He may have been one of the three soldiers alongside Spalko who die in the Temple of Akator at the end of the comic, incinerated by the interdimensional beings.
In LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, the Soviet Driver survives the attack because he is not with Spalko at the moment the Siafu appear. Instead, he appears with a sweeper and rescues Spalko, leaving Antonin Dovchenko to face his fate. In the DS version, he drives the car during the sword fight between Spalko and Mutt Williams, but as Spalko's vehicle never crashes into the anthill, the Soviet Driver's fate is left unknown.
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ALTON — City workers and volunteers from area schools and organizations continued efforts to protect the downtown district from floodwaters on Wednesday, and their efforts appear effective.
Floodwaters were kept at bay by a 1,000-foot barrier made of tapered concrete blocks, also known as jersey barriers, gravel mix, plastic sheets and sandbags that stretched along Sugar Alley, an alleyway between the downtown district and the Mississippi River.
"Holy cow, the public works department came through in a big way. With a combination of our employees and volunteers, we basically built a 1,000-foot wall in a day, sandbagged it, wrapped it and sealed it in a matter of 48 hours," Alton Mayor Brant Walker said. "It's a big giant swimming pool down there."
Though several downtown businesses scrambled to empty flooding basements, some were able to remain open to serve customers and plan for New Year's Eve parties.
The Alton Police Department said their lobby was full of volunteers Tuesday morning, and they came out in droves again on Wednesday as flood levels reached 35 feet. Dozens of people used shovels to fill bags manually with sand while a crew worked automatic sandbagging machines.
The sandbaggers couldn't work fast enough to keep up with players from the Bethalto Civic Memorial High School football team, who placed the sandbags along the barrier of concrete blocks and gravel mix protecting downtown. The players were out until 1 or 2 a.m. Wednesday morning, and were back at it by 8:30 a.m.
Alton High School's Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) was out in force sandbagging by 8:30 a.m.
"It's all about giving back to the community," said Morgan McLauchlin, 17, of the Junior ROTC as she tied off a bag of sand.
Students from Marquette Catholic High School were also out contributing to the volunteer effort.
The Alton Fire Department kept a warming bus posted at the sandbagging station to make sure volunteers had a place to warm up.
The National Weather Service predicts the Mississippi River will crest in Alton at 35.7 feet on Thursday, reduced from the previously predicted 38 feet. By Wednesday afternoon, the river had reached a major flood level of 35.28 feet.
Reporter Kelsey Landis can be reached at 618-208-6460, Ext. 1396 or on Twitter @kelseylandis.


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Smart Meter Gateway Administration
Stromnetz Berlin puts Bosch Software Innovations IT system into operation
With the start-up of the IT system for Smart Meter Gateway Administration (SMGWA), meter data management (MDM), and rollout process management, Stromnetz Berlin has laid important groundwork for the rollout of smart metering systems.
Modern metering devices and smart metering systems
In 2016, the German Bundestag adopted the Act on the Digitisation of the Energy Transition and the newly implemented Smart Meters Operation Act (MsbG). This establishes the key prerequisites for
Stromnetz Berlin GmbH's new role as meter operator for modern metering devices and smart metering systems.
Stromnetz Berlin entrusted the design of the required SMGWA/MDM software to Bosch Software Innovations GmbH in 2016. The IT system has now been successfully delivered to Stromnetz Berlin for the first phase of implementation. The system will allow Stromnetz Berlin to carry out pilot projects in selected customer installations under real conditions. In the first phase, the focus is on testing the smooth start-up, reading out data at defined intervals, secure data transmission, and overall rollout process management.
Ronny Stark, project manager at Stromnetz Berlin: "Implementation of the software solution, which has already attained Cloud Service ISO 27001 certification, brings us another step closer to our goal to fulfill the new market role of smart meter gateway administrator. Bosch Software Innovations' solution allows us to consistently automate all of these highly complex processes."
Challenges for grid operators
"Transforming existing IT systems for power grids to a secure IT system landscape is one of the biggest challenges currently facing grid operators. This enables them to act flexibly in a new digital market environment, while at the same time mapping existing business processes," says Thomas Schäfer, Chairman of the Management Board of Stromnetz Berlin GmbH.
The work together will continue
The collaboration with Bosch Software Innovations is to continue beyond the pilot operating phase. Apart from launching and maintaining the final software platform for highly automated operation of smart metering systems, Bosch Software Innovations will also be responsible for implementing a scalable and secure solution for Smart Meter Gateway Administration and meter data management. Furthermore, Bosch is developing software-based mapping of intelligent and efficient processes, which in the event of system breakdowns will allow short response times while drawing on minimum personnel resources.
"We are delighted to be able to demonstrate our competence in the field of Smart Meter Gateway Administration to Stromnetz Berlin," says Michael Hahn, COO and member of the management team of Bosch Software Innovations. "Here, as one of the first distribution system operators, Stromnetz Berlin is taking a major step toward a networked energy landscape. Through processing of metering data, our software supports Stromnetz Berlin in offering its end customers new value-added services."
Short description of the technology
Modern metering devices
Modern metering devices are digital electricity meters that record power consumption and save the data for a defined period of time. Detailed consumption data and the display of instantaneous energy consumption can only be accessed by entering a personal identification number (PIN). Modern metering devices as such cannot be read remotely, but they can be expanded with an additional communication unit to create a smart metering system.
Smart metering systems
Smart metering systems consist of one or more modern metering devices and a secure communication unit, known as the smart meter gateway. The smart meter gateway administrates access rights, processes metering data, makes contractually compliant data available to entitled market participants, and manages production and consumption systems.
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The Coffee Captial Of The Nation
With roughly three coffee shops for every 10,000 people, and "just over 100 espresso carts in town", this city of 278,000 people is certainly has a love for java.
"Denise Bruneau said coffee carts were an outgrowth of Anchorage's city planning (or lack thereof). In a city like Chicago, there's public transportation for long distances, and people live in neighborhoods with commercial centers, so they walk everywhere."
"Coffee consumption could have to do with our disposable income, said Neal Fried, a state economist. Anchorage has the third-highest median household income -- $61,217 a year -- of American cities with more than 250,000 residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau."


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The preliminary program will appear at the website this week!
for this and other updates.
-Camilla Hollanti
The preliminary program will appear at the website this week!
for this and other updates.
-Camilla Hollanti
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for the latest EWM summer school updates and registration instructions. Early registration period is extended to February 28. We also suggest you book your room asap, as especially the budget options are selling out quickly.
See you next summer!
Camilla Hollanti and the Local Committee
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The student travel grants are limited and cover partial local expenses only. The decisions will be made during the spring after fixing the summer school budget.
The grants will be primarily targeted for supporting female students, but all students can apply. The priority will be given to the student applicants presenting their work at the student sessions.
Send a short application e-mail to Camilla Hollanti, cajoho [at] utu [dot] fi, stating the following things:
-name, age, sex, institute, degrees
-how many years of PhD studies you have completed by the time of the summer school
-if you are a master level student, shortly describe your future research plans and give a date you will graduate (approximately)
-state whether you will submit a paper for the student sessions, and under which of the three mini-course topics it best suits for
-state any other possible resources you have for covering the expenses
-any other facts that you think that may affect our decision.
Camilla Hollanti and the organizing committee
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Students intending to attend the summer school can apply for travel support to cover partial expenses. However, we hope that everyone will first ask their own department or e.g. a private foundation for financial support. The EWM local coordinators are happy to assist you in finding a suitable source. The contact details for the country coordinators can be found at the EWM home page.
If you believe you have no other way to participate but through a travel grant from the organizers, write a short application to Camilla Hollanti, cajoho [at] utu [dot] fi. More exact instructions will appear at the summer school web page (see the previous post) soon.
Best regards,
Summer School Organizing Committee
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We are happy to inform you that the summer school web page can now be found at:
We are still working on it, so please be patient. Updates will be posted to this blog as well.
Camilla Hollanti
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PhD students in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, mathematical statistics, mathematics education or history of mathematics from the Nordic countries are invited to participate in a summer school in mathematics organized by the European Women in Mathematics (EWM).
The summer school is especially aimed at encouraging female students and researchers in their early careers, but we also warmly welcome male students. Students outside the Nordic countries, post-docs or advanced undergraduates thinking of PhD studies are also invited to attend.
The program of the meeting is broad and will be of interest for students working in different research areas. Mini-courses will give an introduction and an overview over three chosen topics of general interest from different areas of mathematics. They will be aimed at all students with a general mathematical background, yet come to touch questions of current research. Internationally recognized mathematicians will give the mini-courses and special lectures. The participants are invited to contribute to workshops and seminars with their own presentations.
The summer school is partially funded by the Finnish Cultural Foundation, Otto A. Malm Foundation, Nokia, Oskar Öflund Foundation, Finnish Centre of Exellence in Analysis and Dynamics Research, and the Turku Centre for Computer Science (TUCS), Finland, in an attempt to encourage greater participation of women in mathematical research. Other sponsors include the University of Turku, Google, and the European Mathematical Society (EMS).
Besides the scientific program there will be an opportunity to meet professional mathematicians for discussions. Several social events and one excursion will be held. The summer school starts at 10 am on Monday, June 22, and ends at 3 pm on Saturday, June 27.
A number of well-established mathematicians from different countries will be main speakers in the summer school. They will give three mini-courses and a few more specialized 60-minutes lectures. Ample time will be allowed for participants to share ideas and make new contacts, and informal sessions facilitating such interaction will be encouraged. The scientific program is planned in collaboration with the Scientific Committee of the European Mathematical Society.
Eva Bayer-Fluckiger, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
John Coates, University of Cambridge, UK
Kaisa Nyberg, Helsinki University of Technology, Nokia Research Centre, Finland
Sujatha Ramdorai, Chennai Mathematical Institute, India
Sirkka-Liisa Eriksson, Tampere University of Technology, Finland
Ritva Hurri-Syrjänen, University of Helsinki, Finland
Maarit Järvenpää,University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Lisa Lorentzen, Norges Teknisk-Naturvitenskapelige Universitet, Norway
Stefanie Petermichl, Universite de Bordeaux 1, France
Barbara Boldin, University of Helsinki, Finland
Gabriela Gomes, Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência, Portugal
Patsy Haccou, Universiteit Leiden, The Netherlands
Michael Pedersen, Roskilde University, Denmark
David Sumpter, Uppsala University, Sweden
Andrea Blunck, University of Hamburg, Germany
Markku Hannula, University of Turku, Finland
Colette Guillopé, Université Paris-Est, France
Riitta Soro, Loimaa Secondary School, Finland
All participants are strongly encouraged to attend seminars where they will have an opportunity to present their results, research projects or intended research areas. This is an important part of the summer school providing a chance for students to show and exchange ideas in mathematics. Depending on the number of interested participants, we may have to make a selection based on a reviewing process.
We have a preliminary booking for a few low budget beds and rooms at the university guesthouse Villa Hortus and at the B&B Tuure. There are also many other options you can choose from. The price ranges from 15 € to 80€/night/person depending on the facilities. Contact the hotel or guesthouse directly to make your reservation. Please do your booking at your earliest convenience; the next summer is very busy in Turku so the rooms can sell out quickly. If you need assistance (e.g. want to share a room with another participant) or wish to book a room at Villa Hortus or Tuure, contact Eeva Suvitie at
eevsuv [at] utu [dot] fi.
We have pre-booked the rooms for the invited speakers. Kindly contact Eeva Suvitie in case you are an invited speaker.
The hotels are conveniently located with respect to the university and city center, if nothing else is mentioned. We cannot guarantee the stability of the example prices shown below.
Omenahotelli (starting from 36 €/night)
Scandic Julia (single room 82 €/night)
Hesehotelli (single room 40 €/night, web page in Finnish)
Centro (starting from 65 €/night)
Low budget
Hostel Turku (starting from 14 €/night, 3 km from the university)
Guesthouse Kultainen Turisti (40 €/single room, web page in Finnish)
Bed & Breakfast Tuure (starting from 23 €/night, single room 38 €/night, prices include wireless and computers, kitchen and washing machine are also available free of charge)
Apartment hotel Tapuli (single room 35 €/night)
We do not expect to be able to contribute to travel expenses or accommodation for all participants. Participants should apply for funding from their own institutions and other sources. However, we hope that we will be able to provide all participants with some lunches and one dinner.
Turku can be reached by either plane or train. Train or bus from Helsinki to Turku costs around 50 € (return). From Stockholm and Tallin you can also take a boat, see the web page for more information.
Student travel grants
Limited travel grants for students are available to cover partial costs. If you wish to apply for a grant, contact Camilla Hollanti at
cajoho [at] utu [dot] fi.
A reception for all participants will be held in the evening on Thursday, June 25.
Please let us know as early as possible of your interest in attending the summer school, we would like to have a rough idea of how many may be coming (in case there will be more than 50 registrants, we need to book a bigger auditorium).
Registration deadline: April 1, 2009 (Feb. 10 for early registration)
Deadline for contributions: April 15, 2009
Registration fees:
Master and graduate students 50 € (35 € for early registrants)
Other participants 75 € (55 € for early registrants)
To register or to get more information, please contact Camilla Hollanti at the Department of Mathematics, University of Turku, Finland, e-mail: cajoho [at] utu [dot] fi, tel: +358-50 33 79 104.
If you have questions/comments related to this blog, to the summer school web page or proceedings, please contact the webmaster at
anmaer [at] utu [dot] fi.
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This is a new blog where we intend to publish all the updates for the 3rd Nordic EWM Summer School for PhD Students in Mathematics.
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Monday, January 29, 2007
Recent things I missed
Robert Anton Wilson, 1932-01-18 to 2007-01-11
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Friday, January 26, 2007
Pure genius
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Wednesday, January 24, 2007
White Christmas, few months late
Wow, a good deal* of snow in Brighton last night. Got some photos of the Pavilion this morning, hopefully flickr some up later.. in the meantime, here's a link to the Brighton flickr group, and a photo from up4it of the overnight:
* OK, a couple of centimetres - not bad for here...
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Monday, January 22, 2007
Vote me up, homies.
I've submitted this image to the "user"-created JPG Magazine, partly as an experiment:
The theme closes in 2 days, so I'm hoping to garner a few votes in that time. Blogger doesn't like me posting Javascript, so here's a link:
Go here and vote, please... I'll make it up to you all with beer and cookies*, I promise! Oh and feel free to spread the word, of course ;)
* Beer and cookies may (or may not be) virtual. Beer should not be mixed with cookies. Unless virtual.
p.s. Aha, looks like you do have to register in order to vote. Of course. Cunning viral sites.
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Friday, January 19, 2007
"a collective of creatures"
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Power as Simplification
One slide in the talk presented a 3-dimensional figure, breaking the nature of diversity into 3 axes: Rationality (does "thinking" take place at a social, or an individual level?), Human interaction (do we determine things through discussion or through calculation?) and the Nature of a Public Good (e.g. can a market be used to manage it, or does complexity require more collective choices?)
The point was made that "power" tends to lead to the simpler end of all three of these: namely, it establishes a more calculative decision-making mechanism, which mostly goes hand in hand with a more simplistic, less complex nature of the good. This leads on to more power on behalf of the individual as less communication is needed, and vice versa.
Personally, I'm not convinced just yet, and have a feeling this may come down to the definition of power and the nature/context of the talk influencing it. If you assume that power is like energy and, rather than being created and destroyed, is merely shuffled around, then the effect of "power" is merely defined as to your own perspective. Still, the idea may have use as a definition of power under a Western economy, so it's worth noting down.
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The Phone that Stinks.. and Dances. And recharges itself.
Video on the link above. In all this talk about iPhones yadda yadda, it's intriguing to see some people playing with how phones can integrate with our emotions more, rather than just our sense of aesthetics and consumerist class...
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Thursday, January 18, 2007
Tiny, tiny television
Mobile TV fails to sell despite ad campaign. Yadda duh yadda.
And hmm, De-scribed is now running off the new Blogspot code. Some things may or may not work, I have no idea ;)
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Cross-blog Updates
Secondly, it seems that complexity and simplicity do lead from one to another. In addition to the recently added Sphereless blog, I've now also set up Phrenicia, the blog, to handle all the fun stuff I'm into like games and puzzles and blah. I just can't keep up with myself.
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Grab the Whipsmart Twist.mp3
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Spam Down (for now)
Spam shows sudden slide
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Fun != Consumption, you arse.
"The truth is all the evidence is that if you use the science and technology constructively, your economy can grow, people can have a good time but, do so more responsibly.""Truth"? What is truth? According to Blair, continuing to make as much cash as possible is the only truth. The mistake he makes is equating - no, bonding - "good times" with consumption, when in actual fact that's not a necessity at all. I have an extremely good time relaxing, or sleeping, but does that mean I should spend while I do it?
With people like this at the helm, we're doomed to Hell.
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"Turn giant magnet on.. now!"
objects stuck to MRI scanners (yes! Even though - no, wait - because it's dangerous!)
(Via Mind Hacks, which also has a nice, simple explanation of how MRI works.)
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Alzheimer's Association Business Consortia (AABC)
The mission of the AABC is to advance Alzheimer's disease (AD) research and innovation in small, start-up biotechnology, diagnostic and contract research organizations.
The AABC works to achieve their mission by working on areas of common interest in a pre-competitive space to advance both the field of Alzheimer's research and the member company's goals. The AABC member companies provide leadership and direction to the organization's areas of focus that include but are not limited to:
Collaborations are very valuable to small companies as a way to share resources, expand infrastructure, save money and potentially create income. The consortia will provide a platform for companies looking for collaboration opportunities within the consortia between member companies. The Alzheimer's Association will provide a space on their web-site for the consortia companies to share information and develop relationships. The consortia members will also share ideas on how to develop collaborations with large companies external to the consortia.
AABC Ask the Expert Webinar
The AABC/ISTAART Joint Webinar "Biotech Innovation in New Therapeutic Approaches to Alzheimer's Disease" is scheduled for October 19 at 11 a.m. E.T. / 8 a.m. P.T.
Small companies will benefit from publications and positive publicity. As such, the AABC will look for ways to bring companies in this sector to the attention of the AD R&D community through publications and posters. As an example, the AABC may present a poster at an upcoming AAIC.
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