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The stay was very good.I suggest you do the pool area floors, the same way as in the Wings area.The carpet looks very bad. Food at the Restaurante near diving center was not good.
"A great experience"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 8, 2013
Nice hotel, beautiful position, friendly staff. Rooms are very spacious but need some renovation.
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Great holiday>All staff trying their best.Hotel facilities great and security is super. Life guards on beach all time very alert with professional attitude.Good food. Only set back is charging you when you enter Disco of hotel(20 euro?) which is usually free of charge for hotel guests, also program is Disco is very unclear and gate staff very rude sometimes for no reason at all???
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"good hotel and excellent service"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 10, 2012
We have stayed for a few days in Parkinn Sharm and during our stay we love the hotel and its service, The staffs where giving their best to make your stay experience as great as should be, The room were cleaned, Quality of service 10 out of 10. Variety of food selection and i advice you to take all inclusive so you will have access to all hotels bars, Restaurant and facilities FOC, in regards to swimming pool it have Only one problem that you can use it till 17.00 hrs only, Some of aqua slides also open for couple of hours, in some points we couldn't use those slide as we have engaged on other activities while it work. pointing on the gym there was two treadmill and one cycle and none of them in working condition, but in general we love to stay there and i would do it again at the same hotel
"Fantastic! Right next to the reef."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jul 18, 2012
My daughter and I stayed at the Hyatt in Sharm and had a wonderful experience! We snorkeled for four days on the most beautiful reef right outside the hotel. Hotel staff were very helpful and friendly, and the Sala Thai restaurant has outstanding.
"Fantastic in every way!"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jun 26, 2012
The only drawback is that it is in the southern Sinai peninsula. Great if you are in the Middle East or Europe, but not so great if you are in North America or the Pacific. The surrounding neighborhood, like most of the rest of the Sinai, is dirty (trash filled) desert, but there is no need to leave the Coral Bay complex so that is not a concern at all. Other than that, one could not ask for a better experience. Fantastic rooms, beds, beaches, pools, restaurants, staff, spa...... You name it and it was wonderful! If I was in the area again, I would definitely stay here.
"Good Stay"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 6, 2012
Overall, we had a great stay. The hotel staff was friendly and accommodating. Their was decent entertainment nightly and we were in walking distance of everything, including the Sharm night life. The beach was convenient and accessible with lots of reef and marine life; perfect for snorkeling. The breakfast buffet was okay at first, but there were a lot of flies in the food area and it there was no variety from one day to another. By our third day we were ready for something new. Overall, I would stay here again.
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We would like to say congratulations to our underwater photographer Luis Javier Sandoval for winning the Cold Blooded Animals category at this years Wildlife Photographer of The Year. Luis is based in Mexico, and does a lot of his shooting in and around the Red Sea, Yucatan and Cortez . He is one of the more creative photographers around, especially in the world of underwater, and it is great to see his work being rewarded.
This image was taken in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. "The turtles are so used to seeing people in the water that they think we're just part of the environment" says Luis, which means he has been able to get to know individuals, recognising them from the markings on their faces. "This metre-long female, grazing on seagrass, took no notice of me, apart from glancing up briefly". Recently, Luis has noticed what he suspects may be a new threat: at certain times of the year, a yellowish alga covers some of the seagrass. The suspicion is that the algal growth is the result of sewage from the resort, which has already affected the coral. What is clear is that the turtles avoid eating it.
Nikon D7000 + 10-17mm Tokina fisheye lens at 17mm; 1/125 sec at f10; ISO 100; Sea & Sea YS-120 DUO strobes; Aquatica housing + TLC Arm Set.
Luis has a range of outstanding photography in our collection, below are just a couple of examples. Check out some more of his stunning images in this lightbox:
4299-1449 Cormorant (Phalacrocorax sp.) hunting, Sea of Cortez
4299-1202 Green Sea Turtle (Chelonia mydas) at Cancun Underwater Museum
4299-1160 Yellow Tube sponge (Aplysina fistularis), Yucatan Peninsula
4299-1352 Brown booby (Sula leucogaster), Sea of Cortez
4299-1377 Whale shark (Rhincodon typus) feeding, Mexico
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Mr. Hamm goes to the Capitol.
by Richard
A few weeks ago I headed to the Georgia State Capitol in downtown Atlanta to shoot the first day of the 2013 State Legislature for the second time. It's a definite change of pace from the small town politikin I'm used to in Athens. The grandiose of the Capitol makes enough pictures by itself. I spent most [...]
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2012 Friday Night Lights
by Richard
The 2012 local high school football season is coming to an end with a few teams headed to the playoffs so I figured I would do a select of my favorites from the regular season. It's finally feeling like football season which is great for nostalgia but horrible for cameras, which tend to turn to [...]
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Rocky Mountain Vacation
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Wanted to share a few pics from last springs trip out west to Rocky Mountain National Park. It was great to get away from the hustle of daily assignment photography & just shoot nice pictures. Warning, gratuitous scenic and wildlife photos ahead. Tweet
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Wild Rumpas 2012 – Athens,Ga.
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It was a wild rumpus indeed. Halloween is always a good time in Athens. The most of the college kids go to Jacksonville to take part in the worlds largest outdoor cocktail party leaving the townies behind to get decked out and storm the town. A few years back the wild rumpus started and has [...]
UGA Football 2012 Season Update
by Richard
Here's a look back at the 2012 UGA football season so far. I've took a break from the road games this season sticking to the home turf of Sanford Stadium. Georgia Bulldogs fans cheer as Georgia Bulldogs running back Todd Gurley (3) scores his second touchdown in the first half as Georgia takes on the [...]
Bulldawg Brawl at the Georgia Theatre
by Richard
Had a good time with this. Every once in a while a group of UGA amateur boxers get together and beat the crap out of each other at the Georgia Theatre with door sales benefitting local charities. It's always dark with interesting lighting. I can usually get by shooting concerts at the Theatre but the lighting [...]
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From Burma to Georgia – Karen Refugees of Comer
by Richard
A few weeks ago I worked on a story with colleague Andre Gallant about a group of Karen Refugees that have gone from Burma to Thailand and ended up in Comer, Ga. Andre's three part series does a far greater job explaining the story that took them from rural Southeast Asia to rural Georgia greater than I [...]
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Keep Calm & Look at the cute Elk
by Richard
Well, I've gone and done it again. I wiped my blog and website again in an attempt to fix some DNS issues that were plaguing my site. Time to hit the restart button….again. Keep calm and look at this elk and bird playing I shot last April in Rocky Mountain National Park. Tweet
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Policy Document on the Impacts of Climate Change on World Heritage sites Published
The "Policy document on the impacts of climate change on World Heritage properties", adopted by the 16th General Assembly of States Parties to the World Heritage Convention, has been published in English and French.
The document was prepared with the participation of relevant climate change experts and practitioners of heritage conservation and management, appropriate international organizations and civil society, and was also endorsed by the World Heritage Committee at its 31st session in 2007.
The document touches on synergies between conventions on the issue; identification of future research needs in this area, legal questions on the role of the World Heritage Convention with regard to suitable responses to Climate Change, and linkages to other UN and international bodies dealing with the issues of climate change.
The document can be downloaded below and elsewhere on this website. A printed copy can be requested by writing to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Beth Dubois, left, passes the Peer Award to Alicia McElhaney.
Huntington, Ind.—Recipients of the Huntington University Peer Award for the month of November are Alicia McElhaney and Martha Smith.
Beth Dubois passed the Peer Award to Alicia McElhaney. McElhaney was recently hired full time as the program coordinator in the EXCEL office.
In presenting the award to McElhaney, Dubois said, "Alicia is a person who is always willing to give of her time and talents to help both students and coworkers alike. She is pleasant and cheerful as you interact with her and always seems to have a smile on her face. She has a heart for others and a servant-like attitude that she displays both on and off campus. She is very efficient and always looks for ways to improve processes."
Jule McKanna, left, passes the Peer Award to Martha Smith.
Jule McKanna passed the Peer Award to Martha Smith. Smith is the assistant dean of Student Development and director of career development & counseling and has worked at the University for 17 years.
In recognizing Smith, McKanna said, "I have chosen Martha Smith to receive this month's Peer Award because of her dedication to the students of Huntington University. Martha's sacrificial love of students runs deep and is expressed in many ways. She counsels, encourages, teaches, and walks alongside. Her work as a career counselor has helped hundreds of students identify their calling and learn the job search related skills needed to gain employment. She has led student groups on trips across the country. Martha's work has also been awarded by her peers on a national level."
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[JURIST] Former Khmer Rouge [JURIST news archive] leader Nuon Chea, who faces genocide charges in connection with the deaths of some 1.7 million people in Cambodia's notorious "killing fields" in the 1970s, denied in an interview published in the Phnom Penh Post Friday that Cambodia's communist regime committed genocide in the 1970s, saying the regime had no reason to kill its own people. Chea, who was the deputy of late Khmer Rouge chief Pol Pot, also said any document that links him to crimes against humanity has been manipulated. He will likely be tried before the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) later this year. AP has more.In early December, Human Rights Watch [advocacy website] accused the Cambodian government of delaying the genocide tribunals and interfering with the tribunal's judicial independence [JURIST report]. The ECCC was established by a 2001 law [text as amended 2005, PDF] to investigate and try those responsible for the 1975-79 Cambodian genocide. Although prosecutorial investigations are ongoing, no top Khmer Rogue officials have yet faced trial and questions have been raised concerning exactly how many of the Khmer Rouge's top officials will face the tribunal, as several of those responsible for the genocide have died [JURIST report] in recent months and others are in failing health.
[JURIST] US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Detainee Affairs Charles "Cully" Stimson has set off a firestorm of protest by publicly questioning the propriety of some of the country's top law firms representing Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive] detainees. In an interview [recorded audio] on Federal News Radio [media website] Thursday on the fifth anniversary of the US military prison, Stimson predicted that "when corporate CEOs see that those firms are representing the very terrorists who hit their bottom line in 2001 those CEO's are going to make those law firms choose between representing terrorists or representing reputable firms." The former Navy lawyer said "It's shocking...The major law firms in this country...are out there representing detainees."Stimson cited a string of major US law firms defending clients at Guantanamo pro bono: Pillsbury Winthrop, Jenner & Block, Hunton & Williams, Alston & Bird, Cutler Pickering, Weil Gotshal, Paul Weiss Rifkin, Covington & Burling, Mayer Brown, Pepper Hamilton, Perkins Cole, Fulbright Jaworski, Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, and Venable [firm websites].Stimson's statements drew harsh criticism Friday from some of the lawyers involved in Guantanamo defense and from professional groups. David J. Cynamon [profile], a partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman who is representing Kuwaiti detainees held at Guantanamo, told [statement] JURIST's Hotline:
Apparently, the Bush Administration has no good answers to the legal and moral travesties at Guantanamo, so they have decided to fall back on good old-fashioned lawyer bashing in a desperate effort to change the subject. It is bad enough that they have consistently flouted the Supreme Court's 2004 ruling that the detainees are entitled to habeas corpus. Now they are attempting to prevent the detainees from having legal counsel at all. It is truly incredible that Stimson, an attorney himself, does not appear to understand or care about the fundamental obligation of lawyers to represent unpopular and indigent clients.We and the other habeas counsel are very proud of the work we are doing on behalf of the Guantanamo detainees, and we are confident that the vast majority of our corporate clients feel the same way. The true "news story" here is not that prominent law firms are trying to get the detainees a fair hearing but that the Bush Administration is trying to deny them one.
Lawyers represent people in criminal cases to fulfill a core American value: the treatment of all people equally before the law. To impugn those who are doing this critical work -- and doing it on a volunteer basis -- is deeply offensive to members of the legal profession, and we hope to all Americans. The American Bar Association supports lawyers who give of their time and expertise defending those involved in legal actions. In fact it is one of the basic tenets of the Association's Second Season of Service, that lawyers should perform pro bono and volunteer work.
[JURIST] Three US Justice Department agencies - the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) [official website], the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) [official website] and the FBI [official website] - are freezing or slowing recruitment efforts largely as a result of a lack of increased funding from Congress' failure to approve requested 2007 budget increases [San Francisco Chronicle report] for the Justice Department. The DEA and ATF have said they are freezing the hiring of new employees, even though both agencies anticipate large numbers of unfilled positions this year. The FBI has slowed its hiring but will continue to hire for positions deemed essential. As the agencies await a decision by lawmakers if, and whether, to increase funding, they will continue to operate based on their 2006 budgets. But increased costs across the board, including an imminent increase of the federal minimum wage [AP report], make working with last year's budget unreasonable. The 2006 budget [White House website] shows that last year the FBI received $5.7 billion in federal funding while the DEA received $2.4 billion. The DEA said it would be unable to sustain employment at its current level if Congress does not allot an additional $95 million, and ATF officials say they need $71 million more in order to maintain its 4,900 employees. Observers say that the failure to approve 2007 budgets for the DOJ agencies could impede efforts to counter both violent crime and terrorism. While other agencies are feeling the burden of the lack of budget approval, Congress has already approved budgets for the military and for homeland security. AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] Friday granted certiorari in four cases [order list, PDF], including one that will determine if tobacco companies are protected from judgments in state courts on the grounds that cigarettes are federally regulated. The appeal, Watson v. Philip Morris, Cos. (05-1284) [docket; cert. petition, PDF], was filed by two Arkansas women who found their state court case against Philip Morris [corporate website] for advertising claims of low tar and nicotine in light cigarettes, being removed to federal jurisdiction. Philip Morris argued that the unprecedented, detailed, and direct control exerted by the Federal Trade Commission [official website] over cigarette advertising made the company a person acting under a federal officer, and convinced [opinion, PDF] the US Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals [official website] that removal on those grounds were justified. AP has more.In Hinck v. US (06-376) [docket; question presented, PDF], the court will determine the scope of jurisdiction held by the US Tax Court [official website]. In Struhs, et al., v. Wyner (06-531) [docket; question presented, PDF], the justices will examine in what situations attorney fees may be awarded to a victorious party. Finally, the court in Uttecht v. Brown (06-413) [docket; cert. petition, PDF] will examine whether federal courts can overturn a state court decision to remove a juror based on their views on capital punishment. SCOTUSblog has additional coverage.
[JURIST] Germanys highest court, the Federal Constitutional Court [official website, in German] in Karlsruhe, announced Friday that it will not hear the appeal [JURIST report] of the 15-year sentence [JURIST report] of convicted September 11 [JURIST news archive] conspirator Mounir al-Motassadeq [BBC profile; JURIST news archive]. Moroccan-born Motassadeq has another appeal to German appellate courts filed, but it is unknown when it will be considered. Lawyers for Motassadeq have also said they may take the case to the European Court of Justice [official website].Motassadeq admitted to attending an al-Qaeda training camp in Afghanistan and being friends with some of the Sept. 11 hijackers, but denies knowledge of the attack. The court found Motassadeq guilty because he knew his accomplices planned to hijack planes, even if he remained ignorant as to the details of the attacks. The court also found that Motassadeq aided the hijackers by funneling money and helping them maintain appearances of being university students. Motassadeq's defense team hoped to force a new trial with witnesses previously prevented from testifying by the United States government. Motassadeq's first conviction was overturned [JURIST report] in 2004, in part due to concerns over access to witnesses, but on retrial American officials refused to allow terror suspects in US custody to testify in court [JURIST report], instead agreeing only to provide summaries of its interrogations of prisoners. AP has more.
[JURIST] Spanish police arrested former Argentine President Isabel Peron [Wikipedia profile] on Friday for her alleged involvement in the disappearance of political opponent Hector Aldo Fagetti Gallego in 1976. Argentine Federal Judge Raul Acosta issued the order for her arrest on Thursday. An anonymous source within the judge's chambers told AP that Peron, who has lived in Spain in exile since 1981, is also wanted for questioning related to decrees she issued ordering police to eliminate "subversive elements." In November, Argentine officials announced that the investigation into abuses committed during Argentina's "Dirty War" [GlobalSecurity backgrounder; JURIST news archive] from 1976-83 would be expanded to include the tenure of Peron [JURIST report], who succeeded her husband Juan Peron when he died in office in 1974. After the announcement a lawyer for Isabel Peron told a local television station that accusations shouldn't be made against her 30 years after she left office. Peron was ousted from office in a bloodless coup in March 1976 and held under house arrest for five years before being exiled to Spain. AP has more. BBC News has additional coverage.
[JURIST] Bryan Wagner, the private investigator involved in the Hewlett-Packard corporate spying scandal [JURIST news archive] pleaded guilty Friday to federal charges [criminal information, PDF] of conspiracy and aggravated identity theft. Wagner was accused of using used the social security number of a targeted reporter to obtain the reporter's telephone records, which Wagner provided to other co-conspirators. The charges carry a possible five-year sentence for conspiracy and a mandatory minimum of two years imprisonment for the aggravated identity theft charge. Under Wagner's plea agreement, he will cooperate with prosecutors in future investigations in exchange for a lighter sentence. In November, Wagner pleaded not guilty [JURIST report] to state charges of using false or fraudulent pretenses to obtain confidential information from a public utility, unauthorized access to computer data, identity theft, and conspiracy to commit those crimes stemming from his role in the corporate spying scandal. The scandal prompted Congress to pass anti-pretexting legislation in 2006, criminalizing obtaining phone records through fraud or lying. The San Francisco Chronicle has more.
[JURIST] The federal district court that will hold the trial of alleged terrorist Jose Padilla [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] and two other alleged al-Qaeda operatives announced Friday that it will delay the trial for 3 months, partly in response to the defenses request to determine Padillas mental competency [JURIST report]. Evaluations of Padilla by a psychiatrist and clinical psychologist suggest that he is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his years in detention in a US naval brig as an "enemy combatant" [JURIST news archive], affecting his ability to assist his lawyers in preparing his defense. US District Judge Marcia Cooke [official profile] of the Southern District of Florida [official website] has delayed the trial before [JURIST report].Padilla, a US citizen initially suspected of planning to set off a radioactive "dirty bomb" [NRC factsheet] in the United States and classified in 2002 as an enemy combatant subject to indefinite detention, was indicted [JURIST report] in late 2005 on unrelated terrorism charges. He was transferred to civilian custody [JURIST report] in January of last year and has pleaded not guilty [JURIST report]. Before this most recent delay, his trial was scheduled to begin January 22. AP has more.
[JURIST] Human Rights Watch [advocacy website] has urged the European Union to "fill the leadership void on human rights" [press release] left after allegations of torture and US detention practices have undermined American credibility in the human rights arena. In the introduction [text] to HRW's World Report 2007 [HRW index], released Thursday, HRW Executive Director Kenneth Roth wrote:
In the past, many would have looked to the United States to take the lead in addressing these challenges. Though never a consistent promoter of human rights, Washington has been a prominent and influential one. Yet its voice now rings hollowan enormous loss for the human rights cause. Quite apart from the fallout of its ill-fated Iraq invasion, its credibility as a proponent of human rights has been tarnished by the abuses it practices in the name of fighting terrorism. Few US ambassadors dare to protest another governments harsh interrogations, detention without trial, or even "disappearances," knowing how easily an interlocutor could turn the tables and cite US misconduct as an excuse for his government's own abuses. The cheapness of that excuse does not diminish its embarrassing effectiveness. Nor can consolation be taken in the fact that the United States is far from the worlds worst rights violator. The abuses it has committed have done damage enough. The last year dispelled any doubt that the Bush administration's use of torture and other mistreatment was a matter of policy dictated at the top rather than the aberrant misconduct of a few low-level interrogators. ...With the United States having largely disqualified itself from human rights promotion, China and Russia effectively undermining the effort, and the global South not yet bearing its share of the burden, it is imperative that the European Union rise to the occasion and assume a leadership role. After all, the EU is the world's leading collection of democracies, founded on a commitment to human rights and the rule of law. Yet the sad truth is that the EU is nowhere near picking up the leadership mantle. All too often, when the EU musters a statement about a human rights problem, it is delivered by a Brussels bureaucrat or takes the form of a written EU Presidency press release rather than a forceful public pronouncement by a head of state or foreign minister. Such statements are rarely followed by firm action or pressure to protect human rights. Due in part to structural problems and in part to a lack of political will, the EU's underperformance on human rights has left a gaping leadership hole.
[JURIST] The Bush Administration said Thursday it will propose legislation easing some anti-terrorism restrictions in order to allow foreigners who have helped armed groups not considered terrorists to seek asylum or resettle in the United States. As a result of antiterrorism laws such as the Patriot Act [PDF; JURIST news archive] and the Real ID Act [PDF text] put in place after the Sept. 11 attacks [JURIST news archive], asylum and refugee status was denied to anyone who belongs to or has provided material support [Refugee Council backgrounder] to armed rebel groups, even if that support was coerced or the armed rebel groups were backed by the US. Human rights groups have slammed existing material support policy as being, in the words [statement] of Human Rights First, "so broad that it ends up affecting refugees who do not support terrorism, and even refugees who are actually the victims of violent groups like Colombian refugees who have been forced to pay money to armed militants." Soon after Thanksgiving last year, HRF appealed [PDF letter; HRF report, PDF] to President Bush to reconsider the policy. Paul Rosenzweig, acting assistant secretary for international affairs at the Department of Homeland Security [official website], expects the administration to present new legislation to Congress by the end of the month.The new legislation would allow for the resettlement of refugees fleeing from Myanmar [FCNL backgrounder], formerly known as Burma, refugees from Vietnam, Laos, and Tibet, and dozens of Cubans who supported armed groups opposed to Fidel Castro in the 1960s. The 5,600 people whose asylum claims have been on hold or who have been admitted as refugees but denied permanent resident status will also receive resolutions in their cases. The New York Times has more.
[JURIST] A political confrontation between the Verkhovna Rada [official website], the Ukraine parliament, and Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko [official website; BBC profile] appears to be heading to the country's Constitutional Court after the parliament Friday passed legislation to define and expand the powers of the cabinet in defiance of an earlier presidential veto. Yushchenko promised to challenge the new legislation, supported by 366 of 370 lawmakers present, which he insists will fundamentally restrict his role, effectively enabling ministers led by Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych [BBC profile], who received Russia's backing in the presidential race against Yushchenko in 2004, to usurp power. The bill was first passed on December 21 but sent to Yushchenko who made several amendments; the parliament vote rejected all of the President's 42 proposed amendments.Yushchenko has said he will not sign [ForUm report] any of the laws adopted by the parliament today. RIA Novosti has more. UNIAN has additional coverage.
[JURIST] A Chinese court rejected the final appeal Friday of Chen Guangcheng [HRW case timeline], a blind Chinese human rights legal activist, who was sentenced [JURIST report] to four years and three months in prison for damaging property and "organizing a mob to disturb traffic." The Intermediate Court in Linyi city upheld the verdict and sentence after a Chinese intermediate appellate court ordered a retrial [JURIST report] of Chen's case in November.Chen claims the charges are retribution for his documentation of forced sterilizations and abortions [TIME feature] performed by Chinese officials to enforce China's one-child policy. Chen was tried without the assistance of his team of prominent Chinese lawyers, who were arrested during the trial [JURIST report] on charges of stealing a wallet. Human rights activists in China [JURIST news archive] characterize Chen's prosecution as indicative of China's uncompromising stance against public dissent. RTT News has more.
[JURIST] Peruvian president Alan Garcia [official profile, Spanish; BBC profile] Thursday proposed a national referendum [press release, in Spanish] on introducing capital punishment for convicted terrorists after a legislative proposal [JURIST report] to that effect was defeated 49-26 in the Peruvian Congress [official website] on Wednesday. Garcia described the defeat as one contrary to the will of the Peruvian people, and "[it was his] duty to fulfill what [he has] promised... in [his election] campaign." Political observers believe that Congress is unlikely to support the referendum proposal, which itself requires the approval of Congress. Congressional opposition to the proposal cite the American Convention on Human Rights [text], which Peru has signed and ratified, prohibiting signatories from introducing or expanding the application of the death penalty. Capital punishment is currently only authorized in cases of wartime treason in Peru.The capital punishment proposal was part of Garcia's election platform. Since the 1980s, Peru has faced an insurgency from the Shining Path [Global Security backgrounder; BBC backgrounder] a Maoist organization designated in the US as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) [US Department of State list]. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] The French Court of Cassation [official website], the country's highest court on civil and criminal affairs, has ruled that a war crimes investigation [Trial Watch backgrounder] against Republic of Congo (ROC) [CIA backgrounder] President Denis Sassou Ngusseo [Wikipedia profile] and other officials for crimes against humanity can proceed. The decision overturned a 2004 judgment of the Paris Court of Appeal that halted the investigation on the grounds that French magistrates did not have jurisdiction to investigate former police chief Jean-Francois Ndengue and General Norbert Dabira, both of whom own homes in France. Ngusseo called the ruling a "provocation" on Congo state television and characterized the ruling as an intrusion on Congo's domestic affairs.The officials are accused of being responsible for the "Brazzaville Breach Disappearances" in 1999, where over 350 Congolese refugees returning from neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) disappeared. French investigations were initiated in early-2002 following the filing of a complaint by relatives of victims. In December 2002 the Republic of Congo filed a complaint [ICJ backgrounder] in the International Court of Justice [official website] (ICJ) against France asserting that the French investigation should be halted as it violated the international law "principle of sovereign equality" amongst states and sovereign immunity afforded to Heads of State. VOA has more.
[JURIST] Texas District Judge Bruce Priddy granted a 14-day temporary restraining order on Thursday preventing anti-illegal immigrant measures from going into effect as scheduled on Friday in Farmers Branch, Texas. The ordinances, passed last month in the Dallas suburb [JURIST report; Dallas Morning News report], were challenged by the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund and the American Civil Liberties Union. Priddy will hold a hearing on Jan. 22 on whether to issue a temporary injunction in the case. Last month, three Texas landlords filed a lawsuit [JURIST report] challenging the constitutionality of measures. The local anti-illegal immigration laws, the strongest yet passed in Texas, include making English the city's official language [Res. No. 2006-130 text], requiring apartment renters to show proof of residency [Ordinance No. 2892 text], and giving police the power to screen the residency status of suspects in custody. Landlords who rent to illegal immigrants would be subject to a $500 fine for each day they violate the law by renting to individuals without proper documentation. Activists have petitioned against the ordinance [AP report] in an effort to put it to a referendum. An estimated 37 percent of Farmers Branch's population of 28,000 is Hispanic. AP has more.
[JURIST] The trial [press release] of Dragomir Milosevic [ICTY case backgrounder] began Thursday at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia [official website]. Milosevic, a former Bosnian Serb general not related to former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, has been indicted [PDF text] on crimes against humanity and war crimes charges for his role in the shelling of civilians in Sarajevo during the Bosnian war. Milosevic surrendered [JURIST report] to the ICTY in 2004.Milosevic was initially indicted in 1998 with Stanislav Galic [ICTY case backgrounder], commander of the Sarajevo Romanija Corps before Milosevic. Galic was convicted [judgment] and sentenced to life in prison [JURIST report] in November 2006. AP has more.
[JURIST] German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble [official profile] said Thursday that Germany would place a high emphasis on containing illegal immigration originating from North Africa and Eastern Europe during the six-month German presidency [official website] of the EU. Schaeuble is expected to urge member state internal and justice ministers, scheduled to meet informally in Dresden next week, to increase member state cooperation, and allocate more resources and funds for Frontex [official website], the European Union's border security agency. Schaeuble also stated a desire to expand the Schengen III Agreement [PDF text; Liberty and Security backgrounder], intended to boost counter-terrorism operations by the exchanging of biometric data and facilitating joint operations, beyond the current seven EU-member signatories and into EU law. Germany's presidency began in January and will conclude at the end of June. The European Presidency is responsible for the organization and chairing of all meetings in the Council of the European Union [official website], the EU's main decision making body. AFP has more.
[JURIST] US Army Specialist William Hunsaker has received an 18-year prison sentence after pleading guilty Thursday to murder, attempted murder and obstruction of justice charges [JURIST report] relating to the killing of several Iraqi detainees [JURIST report] after a May 9 2006 raid in Thar Thar, a town near Samarra, in Iraq's Salahuddin province. A group of four soldiers released several detainees only to shoot them as they fled. Specialist Juston Graber received a nine-month sentence after pleading guilty [JURIST report] to aggravated assault with a dangerous weapon. The Army demoted Hunsaker and Graber to the rank of private and gave Hunsaker a dishonorable discharge. AFP has more.Hunsaker and Garber are two of four soldiers from the Third Brigade Combat Team of the 101st Airborne Division [GlobalSecurity backgrounder] accused of deliberately murdering three Iraqi detainees and then covering up the murders [JURIST report]. Sergeant Raymond Girouard and Pfc. Corey Clagett will appear before a military tribunal in a few weeks. A US Army investigator had recommended that all four US soldiers face the death penalty [JURIST report]. The military must approve Hunsaker's sentence.
[JURIST] A Cuban exile militant wanted in Venezuela for the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner [Wikipedia backgrounder; additional materials] that killed 73 people was indicted [PDF] Thursday by a US federal grand jury in Texas on one count of naturalization fraud and six counts of making false statements. Luis Posada Carriles [Wikipedia profile; additional materials], 78, a former CIA operative trained by the US for the failed anti-Castro Bay of Pigs invasion, was initially detained by US immigration agents [JURIST report] in the Miami area in 2005. Under a federal magistrates recommendation in another legal proceeding he might have been released as early as February 1. The indictment marked the first US charges against him. The US Justice Department said in a statement [text] that during a naturalization interview Posada made false statements concerning how he entered the US, claiming he crossed the Mexican border when he actually entered on a shrimp boat. Two of Carriles' associates were also indicted. No trial date has been set. In September a US immigration judge ruled that Posada could not be handed over [JURIST report] to Venezuela or to Cuba for prosecution on alleged terrorist acts because he could potentially face torture. AP has more.
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Royce Pate
Is this Amos A. Pate, a son of John Newton Pate that is buried in the Bissell Chapel Cemetery and his wife JaCynthia Hill Pate buried in Antlers, Oklahoma?
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Thank you for transferring this to me.
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I am trying to find David Kennedy Thomas b. 1809 and his daughter Catherine Thomas Hand (wife of Meldrick Marion Hand killed in Civil war 1862). Catherine was daughter of above David Kennedy Thomas and Elizabeth Bryan Thomas and she was born 1839, died 1862, same year as her husband, possibly in childbirth of daughter. Meldrick Marion and Catherine Thomas Hand's son, Benjamin Franklin Hand was my g-gf. I am told she was buried in Providence as was her father, but do not find in find-a-grave. Thanks so much...I am getting desperate. I found a picture of her brother Zachariah Green Thomas on Providence Cemetery in Ringgold Cemetery site. That meant a lot.
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Thank you for the help.
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Hi, M.T. Harris was one of my grand uncles. Find a grave memorial #14134016. His full name was Michael Thomas Harris He was married to Nancy Virginia "Gennie" Smith. Gennie can be found under find a grave memorial #88727595. Can these memorials be linked together? Both were created by two different people. I just started on Find a grave so I am not really sure how this works. Thank you
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Could you update & link the following individuals: Louisa Elizabeth Pate, Find A Grave Memorial# 40363455 married to (R M) Richard McKazia Green Find A Grave Memorial# 14474809 in 1851 in Jasper County, Georgia, USA.
Richard was born in Troup County, Georgia, USA
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- Release Date: Jun 27, 2013
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While the default values in the Catalyst Control Center are fine, I like to push my system to get the most out of my hardware. I've found a few tweaks Online for a few games I like, but not all; and I've read conflicting advice in the few articles I found.I'm looking for the optimal CCC settings for:DOOM 3 & Denton's Enhanced DOOM3 (I've read conflicting articles)Deus Ex & Human Revolution (nothing)Rome: Total War (nothing)Mass Effect 2 (I've read conflicting articles)XCOM Enemy Unknown (nothing)RAGE (I've read conflicting articles) I want to know when and why I should override application settings for Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic Filtering, more information about Catalyst A.I., and more information about Tesselation; and any other information you wish to share.
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Here's two:
Use application tesselation
Uncheck 'surface format optimization'
If you set the AA in-game...then use 'enhance application settings' in CCC
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I'm using CCC 13.1, and it doesn't have an 'enhance application settings' mode for AA.
You don't have this option?
Ok..my bad. This was only offered on the 69xx and up series. You might want to read this.. http://benchmark3d.com/amd-catalyst-modding-guide-and-performance-test which explains what this driver package can do http://benchmark3d.com/amd-catalyst-13-1-whql-7900-mod
Thanks for the information.
I'll try using those options.
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In Other Batman News: Caped Crusader Caught Dangling From Rooftop, Arrested
Seen here WITH HIS SPINE ON THE WRONG F***ING SIDE OF HIS BODY, a 31-year old man (if you can call him that) was recently spied by police dangling from a 30-ft rooftop playing Batman. Theeeeeeen promptly arrested. No word if Robin came up with bail.
[Batman] was taken into custody by police in Petoskey, and had several items confiscated including lead-lined gloves, a baton-esque weapon, and a can of chemical irritant spray.
The man, like any good superhero, has so far managed to keep his real identity (i.e. his name) under wraps.However, we do know he's been charged with trespassing and possession of a dangerous weapon.
Petoskey public safety director John Calabrese told the local News-Review he believes the man 'enjoys doing this'.
Well of course the man 'enjoys doing this'. Who doesn't love playing superhero?! Shit, I spent half my weekend in tights running around the neighborhood. "And the other half?" THE OTHER HALF IS NONE OF YOUR GOT-DAMN BUSINESS.
Hit the jump for one more picture which may or may yes include some of the gnarliest pit-stains I've seen in my life. Damn bro -- get Lucius Fox to whip up some f***ing anti-antiperspirant!
'Batman' arrested for hanging off roof with full Caped Crusader tool belt [metro]
Thanks to Ashleigh, who, for two Batman tips in one day, wins a golden batarang. But not really. I will put a gold star sticker by your name though. Well, if I had any. And to cpt Amazing, who agrees you're not in trouble if you don't get caught. But if you do get caught and you're wearing a superhero costume then, well, you're double f***ed.
Because there's no such thing as the suspension of disbelief anymore, some party-pooping physicists (links to PDF of actual paper) took the time to prove that, while Batman could jump from a height of 400-feet and successfully glide for about 1,000 feet, he would land like a sa... / Continue →
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This is the outcome of maybe 2 weeks of work, with most of it being done yesterday night. But at least it's out in time for Pico Day right? Anyway, I hope you enjoy our little game and get all the achievements. Just remember to read the instructions or you'll be confused.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars November 10, 2011
that was to easy should have been a bit harder but good game
Rated 4 / 5 stars September 1, 2011
Kinda was hoping for more.
The way I see it it's a Newgrounds Version of WarioWare one of my alltime favorite party games and this was just pretty damn funny. The only thing I didnt like was the lack of "microgames" as it did have a lot of potential. Also I think the conhtrols werre a bit stiff but it wasnt that bad.
OVerall I hope we can get a better version out soon!
Rated 4 / 5 stars September 1, 2011
can be better
this game was not bad in fact i like it.Was so fun to get some more medals but the game is a little weak all you need to do is press reapeatedly the keybord buttons


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Box: 6 Fold: 1 Halle, Kay Box: 6 Fold: 2 Hamish Hamilton, Ltd. Box: 6 Fold: 3 Harrod, Sir Roy and Billa, Lady Box: 6 Fold: 4 Hart-Davis, Sir Rupert Box: 6 Fold: 5 Hartley, Leslie P. Box: 6 Fold: 6 Harwood, George Box: 6 Fold: 7 Hayward, John Box: 6 Fold: 8 Head, Anthony, 1st Viscount and Dorothy, Viscountess Box: 6 Fold: 9 Heygate, Sir John Box: 6 Fold: 10 Hoare, (Lucy) Joan, Lady Box: 6 Fold: 11 Holland, Vyvyan Box: 6 Fold: 12 Hollis, Christopher Box: 6 Fold: 13 Hollis, Christopher, Manuscripts Box: 6 Fold: 14 Hopkinson, Diana Box: 6 Fold: 15 Howard, George Box: 6 Fold: 16 Jerrold, Douglas Box: 6 Fold: 17 Johnson, Pamela Hansford Box: 6 Fold: 18 Kedourie, Elie Box: 6 Fold: 19 Kinross, (John) Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron, 1948 - 1951 Box: 6 Fold: 20 Kinross, (John) Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron, 1952 - 1954 Box: 6 Fold: 21 Kinross, (John) Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron, 1957 - 1959 Box: 6 Fold: 22 Kinross, (John) Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron, 1962 - 1969 Box: 6 Fold: 23 Kinross, (John) Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron, 1972 - 1973 Box: 6 Fold: 24 Kinross, (John) Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron, 1974 - 1976 Box: 6 Fold: 25 Kinross, (John) Patrick Balfour, 3rd Baron, Regarding Box: 6 Fold: 26 Knox, Msgr. Ronald A. Box: 6 Fold: 27 Kurtz, Harold, 1952 - 1959 Box: 6 Fold: 28 Kurtz, Harold, 1963 - 1967 Box: 6 Fold: 29 Kurtz, Harold, 1968 - 1969 Box: 6 Fold: 30 Kurtz, Harold, 1970 - 1972 Box: 6 Fold: 31 Kurtz, Harold, Regarding Box: 7 Fold: 1 Lamb, Lady Pansy (Pakenham) Box: 7 Fold: 2 Lancaster, Sir Osbert Box: 7 Fold: 3 Laycock, Maj.-Gen. Sir Robert Box: 7 Fold: 4 Lehmann, Beatrix Box: 7 Fold: 5 Lehmann, John Box: 7 Fold: 6 Lehmann, Rosamund Box: 7 Fold: 7 Leigh, Vivien Box: 7 Fold: 8 Leighton, Margaret Box: 7 Fold: 9 Leslie, Sir Shane Box: 7 Fold: 10 Londonderry, Edw. Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 8th Marquess of Box: 7 Fold: 11 Longford, Francis 7th Earl of and Elizabeth Countess of Box: 7 Fold: 12 Lovat, Laura, Lady Box: 7 Fold: 13 Lubbock, Adelaide Box: 7 Fold: 14 Lunn, Phyllis, Lady Box: 7 Fold: 15 Lygon, Lady Dorothy Box: 7 Fold: 16 Macaulay, Dame (Emilie) Rose Box: 7 Fold: 17 Mackenzie, Sir Compton, 1952 - 1953 Box: 7 Fold: 18 Mackenzie, Sir Compton, 1959 - 1962 Box: 7 Fold: 19 Mackenzie, Sir Compton, 1963 - 1964 Box: 7 Fold: 20 Mallet, Sir Victor
11/06/1965 - 03/04/1980
DESCRIPTION: 20 ALSs from Kay Halle to CS regarding Winston and Randolph Churchilland her writings about them. References to Evelyn Waugh's biography and Baron Patrick Kinross.
01/06/1947 - 12/06/1975
DESCRIPTION: 9 TLSs and 5 ALSs from Hamish Hamilton to CS regarding the publication of Four Studies in Loyalty, Nancy Mitford's Noblesse Oblige and Harold Kurtz' biography of Marshall Ney.
12/04/1959 - 06/02/1981
DESCRIPTION: 17 ALSs from Sir Roy and Lady Billa Harrod to CS with carbons from CS mostly personal. References to a possible biography of Cecil Rhodes by CS, Sir John Betjeman and to a BBC soap opera, "Crossroads".
04/26/1954 - 02/03/1976
DESCRIPTION: 2 TLSs, 1 ALS and 2 ACSs from Sir Rupert Hart-Davis to CS regarding the letters of Maurice Baring and Oscar Wilde and the biography of Evelyn Waugh. References to Lady Diana and Lord Alfred Duff Cooper.
01/01/1954 - 05/12/1955
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALSs from Leslie P. Hartley to CS regarding Hartley's novel The Go-Between and BBC's Third Programme. Reference to Lady Sybil Colefax.
07/21/1954 - 11/25/1980
DESCRIPTION: 13 ALSs from George Harwood to CS mostly personal regarding South Africa, Adam von Trott zu Solz and Tormented Loyalty.
03/07/1943 - 10/31/1971
DESCRIPTION: 14 ALSs from John Hayward to CS mostly personal with many references to T. S. Eliot, including a letter about an issue of The Book Collector dedicated to Eliot. 1 ALSs from A. N. L. Munby and 1 ALSs from Diana Oakeley about Hayward's death. Newsclippings.
05/31/1955 - 08/10/1978
DESCRIPTION: 4 TLSs and 4 ALSs from Anthony, Viscount and Dorothy, Viscountess Head with carbons from CS mostly personal. Reference to Evelyn Waugh's biography.
01/28/1965 - 12/12/1975
DESCRIPTION: 6 ALSs from Sir John Heygate to CS regarding Evelyn Waugh's biography and Tormented Loyalty. References to David Astor and Peter Bielenberg. Includes 2 ALSs from Eleanor Campbell-Orde, sister of Agatha Christie, to Heygate referring to Waugh and Acton.
09/13/1954 - 01/24/1972
DESCRIPTION: 7 ALS from Lady Lucy Joan Hoare to CS regarding her writing. Reference to her husband, Sir Reginald Hoare.
May 6 [?]
DESCRIPTION: 1 ALS from Vyvyan Holland to CS regarding a visit by Holland to CS's home.
01/17/1967 - 05/16/1977
DESCRIPTION: 5 ALSs and 5 ACSs from Christopher Hollis to CS regarding a BBC program on Evelyn Waugh and the death of Laura Waugh. References to Robert Byron and Lady Daphne Acton. 1 ALS from Madelaine Hollis regarding Christopher Hollis' death.
DESCRIPTION: 3 copies each of TMss of 3 essays on the life of Evelyn Waugh by Christopher Hollis: "Evelyn Waugh at Oxford", "Evelyn Waugh: The First Years of Catholicism", and "Evelyn Waugh: The Later Years of his Catholicism."
11/17/1939 - 11/06/1968
DESCRIPTION: 9 ALSs from Diana Hopkinson to CS and 2 ALSs from Hopkinson to David Astor all regarding Adam von Trott zu Solz and Tormented Loyalty. Reference to Julie Braun-Vogelstein.
DESCRIPTION: 1 TLS from George Howard to CS granting CS permission to use a photo of Castle Howard in Evelyn Waugh's biography. Reference to Brideshead Revisited.
03/16/1953 - 12/31/1958
DESCRIPTION: t TLSs from Douglas Jerrold at Eyre & Spottiswoode, Ltd. to CS regarding the possible publication of a biography of Edward VII by CS. Reference to Thomas F. Burns.
DESCRIPTION: 1 TLS from Pamela Hansford Johnson regarding BBC adaptations of Daughters and Sons, A Family and A Fortune, and Men and Wives, novels by Dame Ivy Compton-Burnett.
[1956?] - 04/12/1976
DESCRIPTION: 3 articles and 4 ALSs from Elie Kedourie to CS regarding the history of Israel and book reviews. References to J. C. Hurewitz' Struggle for Palestine.
01/20/1948 - 11/28/1951
DESCRIPTION: 3 ACSs and 1 ALS from Patrick Balfour Lord Kinross to CS regarding his travels in Germany, Greece and Turkey.
01/30/1952 - 11/21/1954
DESCRIPTION: 5 ALSs from Patrick Balfour Lord Kinross to CS regarding his travels in Cyprus and The Answer to Question 33.
03/17/1957 - 09/22/1959
DESCRIPTION: 4 ALSs from Patrick Balfour Lord Kinross to CS regarding the BBC, CS's trip to the U. S., and to Kay Halle.
12/30/1962 - 01/07/1969
DESCRIPTION: 5 ALSs from Patrick Balfour Lord Kinross to CS regarding Evelyn Waugh and Tormented Loyalty. Includes an essay on Waugh and Kinross by Kinross.
08/17/1972 - 08/03/1973
DESCRIPTION: 5 ALSs from Patrick Balfour Lord Kinross to CS regarding a biography of Aubrey Herbert and to Nancy. Reference to Harold Kurtz.
01/30/1974 - 05/28/1976
DESCRIPTION: 6 ALSs and 1 ACS from Patrick Balfour Lord Kinross to CS regarding the biographies of Evelyn Waugh and Aubrey Herbert. References to the letters of Hilaire Belloc, Auberon Waugh and Katherine Asquith.
02/22/1967 - 07/20/1976
DESCRIPTION: Miscellaneous material about Patrick Balfour Lord Kinross. Includes an interview of Kinross by CS about Evelyn Waugh for the BBC, an obituary written by CS of Kinross, and two letters from Kinross' son, David Balfour 4th Lord Kinross.
11/25/1950 - 12/23/1950
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALSs from Monsignor Ronald Knox to CS mostly personal. Reference to Katherine Asquith. Includes a translation by Knox of a Papal Bull, "Munificentissimus Deus."
04/14/1952 - 06/17/1959
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALSs and 10 TLSs from Harold Kurtz to CS regarding a Marshall Ney's biography by Kurtz, Orde Wingate's biography by Sykes, The Empress Eugenie. References to Hamish Hamilton and Monica Wingate.
10/08/1963 - 05/24/1967
DESCRIPTION: 6 ALS sand 10 TLSs from Harold Kurtz to CS regarding Kurtz' biography of Marshall Ney, The Empress Eugenie and Tormented Loylalty. References to Patience Collier, , The Kaiser and His Times and Michael Balfour.
05/21/1968 - 10/02/1969
DESCRIPTION: 17 ALSs from Harold Kurtz to CS regarding Adam von Trott zu Solz and Tormented Loyalty. References to R. H. S. Crossman, David Astor, Die Zeit and Nancy Mitford.
05/08/1970 - 09/03/1972
DESCRIPTION: 11 ALSs and 2 TLSs from Harold Kurtz to CS regarding Nancy, Edward Duke of Windsor and Pedantry, Ltd. References to Evelyn Waugh's diaries, A. D. Peters and Felix Markham.
12/23/1972 - 07/15/1973
DESCRIPTION: 4 letters from various people regarding the death of Harold Kurtz: 1 ALS from J. Hamish Hamilton, 1 ALS from George Kurtz, 1 TLS from James Joll, and 1 TLS from John Johnson. Includes a eulogy on Kurtz.
05/06/1975 - 10/12/1975
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALSs from Lady Pansy Lamb to CS regarding permisssion to use a photo of a portrait of Evelyn Waugh own by Lamb in CS's biography of Waugh. Reference to Henry Lamb.
11/11/1964 - 10/19/1975
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALSs from Sir Osbert Lancaster to CS regarding Evelyn Waugh and Sir Max Beerbohm. Reference to A Handful of Dust.
January 12, 1967 - 1976
DESCRIPTION: 2 TLSs from Maj.-Gen. Sir Robert Laycock to Christopher Sykes regarding a BBC show about Evelyn Waugh. 3 carbons from CS regarding a biography of Laycock by CS for the Dictionary of National Biography. 1 ALS from Peter Laycock.
May 3, 1954 [?] - 05/03/1954
DESCRIPTION: 4 ALSs and 1 ACS from Beatrix Lehmann to CS regarding a BBC show about Marshal Ney. Reference to David Magarshack.
10/02/1953 - 11/17/1953
DESCRIPTION: 1 ALS and 1 TLS from John Lehmann to CS asking CS for contributions to the newly founded London Magazine and thanking CS for a copy of A Song of a Shirt.
DESCRIPTION: 1 ALS from Rosamund Lehmann to CS regarding a tea at her home with Dame Ivy Compton-Burnett and Beatrix Lehmann. Reference to Peter Ustinov.
November 2, 1949 - 1967
DESCRIPTION: 1 TLS and 1 ALS from Vivien Leigh to CS thanking him for a copy of his book, Character & Situation. Includes an obituary by CS of Leigh. References to Sir Laurence Olivier.
06/22/1953 - 06/24/1974
DESCRIPTION: 2 TLSs and 7 ALSs from Margaret Leighton to CS mostly personal with reference to a show written by Dame Ivy Compton-Burnett. Reference to Sir Joh Gielgud.
12/01/1946 - 01/01/1947
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALSs from Sir Shane Leslie to CS mostly personal. Reference to Sir Mark Sykes.
DESCRIPTION: 1 ALS from Edward Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 8th Marquess of Londonderry to CS regarding the death of the Marquess' wife.
12/03/1961 - 09/09/1976
DESCRIPTION: 3 ALSs from Francis 7th Earl of Longford and 3 ALSs from Elizabeth Countess of Longford regarding Harold Kurtz and Nancy. Reference to Pillar.
DESCRIPTION: 1 ALS from Lady Laura Lovat to CS regarding her biography of Maurice Baring.
08/22/1952 - 12/07/1978
DESCRIPTION: 14 ALSs from Adelaide Lubbock to CS mostly personal with references to the publication of her book, Australian Roundabout.
03/16/1976 - 03/22/1976
DESCRIPTION: 2 TLSs from Lady Phyllis Lunn soon after the death of her husband, Sir Arnold Lunn. Discusses Sir Lunn's views on Msgr. Ronald Knox and Evelyn Waugh. References to CS's biographies of Waugh and Nancy Astor.
03/20/1970 - 10/26/1975
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALSs from Lady Dorothy Lygon to CS regarding Evelyn Waugh's biography and the death of Sir Richard Sykes. References to "Miss Jagger" and Lady Mary Lygon.
DESCRIPTION: 1 TLS from Dame (Emilie) Rose Macaulay to CS regarding the Third Programme. Reference to Patick Balfour Lord Kinross.
11/28/1952 - 04/08/1953
DESCRIPTION: 3 TLSs from Sir Compton Mackenzie to CS regarding a BBC production on the life of George V.
07/13/1959 - 01/30/1962
DESCRIPTION: 1 TLS and 1 ACS from Sir Compton Mackenzie to CS a BBC production of On Moral Courage. Includes 3 fan letters to Mackenzie for his work on "The Days of the Kaiser."
03/04/1963 - 04/13/1964
DESCRIPTION: 4 TLSs from Sir Compton Mackenzie to CS mostly personal. Reference to the Wardour Church Fund and to the Royal Society of Literature.
11/04/1935 - 12/19/1946
DESCRIPTION: 1 TLS and 1 ALS from Sir Victor Mallet to CS regarding his travels in Iran and his station in Madrid. Reference to Lady Peggy Mallet, Four Studies in Loyalty and possibly to Robert Byron.


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In the aftermath of allegations against a Wakefield man accused of raping and sexually abusing more than a dozen children in his wife's Wakefield day-care business, DeLeo said he has not made a definitive decision about whether information on Level 1 sex offenders should be available to the public.
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Burbine's alleged crimes are "so repulsive to me, we've got to do everything in our power to make sure this doesn't happen again," DeLeo told reporters.
DeLeo said he wants lawmakers to look at the issue, which has failed to gain traction during this two-year session, as soon as the new session begins in January.
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DeLeo said he is troubled by the fact that Burbine was classified as a Level 1 sex offender because he was convicted in 1989 of assault on a child under the age of 14 years old. "This gentleman, if he was considered Level 1, should not have been considered Level 1," DeLeo said.
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Diabetic macular edema is a common complication of ocular diabetes mellitus and can cause blindness. Hypoxygenation of the retina stimulates tissue mediators, especially different subtypes of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF). VEGF is responsible for proliferation, extension and increased permeability of the vessels. The aim of our study was to examine the short-term effect of intravitreal bevacizumab (Avastin® 1.25 mg in 0.05 ml) and triamcinolone on visual acuity and central retinal thickness in patients with clinically significant diabetic macular edema (CSME).
Condition |
Diabetic Macular Edema |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Case-Only Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Short-term Effects of Intravitreal Bevacizumab and Triamcinolone in Patients With Diabetic Macular Edema |
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age-related macular degeneration
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Triamcinolone diacetate
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Further study details as provided by University Hospital Inselspital, Berne:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Central retinal thickness [ Time Frame: 4, 8, 12, 24, 72, and 168 houres ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- BCVA [ Time Frame: 4, 8, 12, 24, 72, and 168 hours ]
Enrollment: | 30 |
Study Start Date: | March 2007 |
Study Completion Date: | February 2010 |
Groups/Cohorts |
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2 |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 20 Years to 80 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Probability Sample |
Study Population
Patients with clinical significant macular edema
Inclusion Criteria:
- clinical significant macular edema
Exclusion Criteria:
- retinal thickness < 250 µm
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00563940
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Klinik und Poliklinik für Augenheilkunde | |
Bern, Switzerland |
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University Hospital Inselspital, Berne
University of Bern
Principal Investigator: | Ute Wolf-Schnurrbusch, MD | University of Bern | |
Study Director: | Sebastian Wolf, MD PhD | University of Bern |
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00563940 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | AUG 044/07, KEK E: 29-03-07 |
Study First Received: | November 26, 2007 |
Last Updated: | September 5, 2011 |
Health Authority: | Switzerland: Ethikkommission |
Keywords provided by University Hospital Inselspital, Berne:
diabetic macular edema OCT |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Edema Macular Edema Signs and Symptoms Macular Degeneration Retinal Degeneration Retinal Diseases Eye Diseases Triamcinolone hexacetonide Triamcinolone Triamcinolone Acetonide Triamcinolone diacetate Bevacizumab Anti-Inflammatory Agents Therapeutic Uses |
Pharmacologic Actions Glucocorticoids Hormones Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists Physiological Effects of Drugs Immunosuppressive Agents Immunologic Factors Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Angiogenesis Inhibitors Angiogenesis Modulating Agents Growth Substances Growth Inhibitors Antineoplastic Agents |
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DescriptionNamed in 1873 by John Muir after the poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mt. Emerson is a frequently overlooked Sierra peak. RJ Secor (The High Sierra: Peaks, Passes & Trails) describes 5 routes that will satisfy both mixed route aficionados and scramblers alike. Additional information on the N Face is available from Moynier & Fiddler in California's High Sierra.
Getting ThereFor all routes but the N Face: 1 Total Routes
The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Mt. Emerson:
Featured Route For Mt. Emerson
SE Face 5.4 4a 12 IV VD 3c CA : High Sierra : Mt. Emerson
Short approach for a fun alpine route on solid rock. Short 5.4 crux. Note that the chimney may be wet in early season.RouteClimb the 5.4 crack. If the chimney is too wet you can climb the face to the right of a second chimney. The chimney is blocked with chockstones at which point you can easily cross and move left onto an easy ramp system that connects with the original route. Continue up class 3-4 slabs eventually leading back into the original crack for a pitch of class 4. Head up a...[more] Browse More Classics in CA
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