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Apparently, a gunman didn't want to sully the name of his beloved Frankford when he decided to hold up a Torresdale 7-Eleven on Oct. 20. So he went outside, pulled a red hoodie over his "FKD" shirt and took care of business.
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5. Acyclic and Cyclic Nucleoside Phosphonates
- Prof. Dr. Erik De Clercq
Published Online: 12 MAY 2011
DOI: 10.1002/9783527635955.ch5
Copyright © 2011 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA
Book Title
Antiviral Drug Strategies
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Mackman, R. L. and Cihlar, T. (2011) Acyclic and Cyclic Nucleoside Phosphonates, in Antiviral Drug Strategies (ed E. De Clercq), Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim, Germany. doi: 10.1002/9783527635955.ch5
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- Published Online: 12 MAY 2011
- Published Print: 6 APR 2011
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Sport: The year's best books reviewed
The year of drop goals and broken dreams
Friday 05 December 2003
George Best stands, hands on hips, young and beautiful, gazing out of the frame to another part of the pitch, a lick of black hair flying up from his forehead. It is 1965, and the photojournalism student Peter Robinson seems to have stolen his soul.
It may seem strange to kick off with a picture book. But coffee tables up and down the land are surely crying out to be graced by the mighty Football Days (Mitchell Beazley, £30). To call this a coffee-table book is in fact a flagrant insult: Robinson has photographed football for nearly 40 years and seems incapable of producing a banal image. Evocative and dazzling, the book also provides genuine insights into the world's most popular sport.
Otherwise, this was a year with no overarching blockbuster, no masterpiece. The William Hill Sports Book of the Year award went to Broken Dreams: vanity, greed and the souring of British football (Simon & Schuster, £17.99), a comprehensive indictment of the money-grubbing cesspit that calls itself the FA Premiership. Tom Bower's record as an investigative journalist makes it disappointing that there is little that any dedicated follower of footballing shenanigans would not know already. But for the general reader, it's good to have the facts marshalled in one place.
A much more impressive feat of research went into England Their England (Pitch, £18.99), in which The Independent's Nick Harris charts the 120-year history of foreign footballers in this country. Exhaustive and definitive, it is replete with good stories and boasts appendices to send the game's statisticians into paroxysms of delight.
There is also an interest to be declared in mentioning Jules Rimet Still Gleaming? England at the World Cup (Virgin, £18.99), an account by Independent columnist Ken Jones of the national team's largely sorry history. The experience of 10 World Cups has given Jones an inside track on a saga of thwarted dreams and unrealised potential.
England's victory in the other World Cup is likely to create a run on rugby union books. In the absence of anything recent from Jonny Wilkinson (Lions and Falcons: my diary of a remarkable year came out in 2002 from Headline), Martin Johnson: The Autobiography (Headline, £18.99) will have to suffice for now. The team captain may face some competition from Finding My Feet: My Autobiography by England's try-scorer in the final, Jason Robinson (Hodder & Stoughton, £18.99).
Rugby was also responsible for one of the year's funniest books. In Muddied Oafs: the last days of rugger, (Yellow Jersey, £14.99), the novelist Richard Beard searched for union's heart and soul in the course of revisiting teams he had played for in four countries. For all his jokes and good lines, mostly he found a game on its uppers - though maybe events in Australia will change that, in England anyway.
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Fifty-nine Thousand Nuns Oppose the Bishops on Health Care Comments
Catholics in the pews are being made more and more aware that something has gone wrong in many of our venerable Catholic institutions and religious orders. Continue Reading
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4 years ago
We must be ever vigilent that these Nuns who defied Catholic Bishops are not teaching our children heresy.
Following is the web site of all the Nuns organizations listed.
Ask your Bishop to keep them from doing any advertising for their Order in any Catholic Church publication, or Church video.
4 years ago
Who are our heroes this morning? The 59,000 Catholic sisters and the Catholic Health Care facilities, or the politicians to stayed the course to the end fighting for our developing children? The laity and non-Catholics have shown us what the religious sisters didn't have the courage or wisdom to stand up for - the sacredness of all human life, for all of God's children. Once again the Catholic Church is disgraced by the actions of our religious.
4 years ago
Really? The "seamless cloth of life" is now "nothing more than a convenient excuse for Catholic politicians to ignore the slaughter of the unborn and all its attendant effects on cultural and family life"? Or is it just more convenient and easier to focus all your attention and effort on the single issue of abortion than to also concern yourself with the policies and practices that affect, injure and impede the lives of the walking and talking?
Right to Life is not just a slogan for the unborn. Those who believe the right to life begins and ends in the womb are those that will stop at nothing to see that the working poor, the immigrant and the sick don't stand a chance in this country.
I grew up singing a song in church called "They Will Know We are Christians by our Love." Haven't heard that one in a long time.
Unlike the bishops, nuns don't live in ivory towers and have people launder their clothes and cook their meals. They minister to the poor and the sick and have personal contact with the challenges ordinary people face. That is why they support this bill.
4 years ago
Thank the Lord these so-called religious orders are dying out. These poor misguided women needs our prayers desperately.
4 years ago
These nuns, for a few pieces of US silver, have betrayed their Lord. They have shown that they have no faith that by obeying His commandment not to kill that He would have found a way for them to continue their corporal works of mercy. They have replaced God with the craven image of the US government. They have blood on their hands. The unborn are not the only ones who are slated for death in the Senate bill, so are the elderly.
4 years ago
THANK YOU, SISTERS!! Thank you for having the courage to stand up to obstinate men stuck in a medieval mindset! Why are the bishops so out of touch? Why to they adhere so tenaciously to arguments founded upon misrepresentation and malicious fabrication?
I now wonder if there is any one single bishop who has an independent mind. I wonder if they are scared to voice their real opinions fearing retribution from an aging pope.
To stubbornly deny the language against federally funded abortion serves no purpose but to make the bishops seem out of touch. These are supposed to be educated men.....not fanatics.
4 years ago
It's tragic but comes as no surprise since many so called "Catholic" religious women left the Church years ago!
4 years ago
Thank God for the brave Nuns who are leading the charge to help pass a Health Care Bill that will eventually help millions of Americans to get the medical help they need. The Senate Health bill does not fund abortion with federal monies that has been clearly supported by many Health Law researchers and people who have read the legislation. According to T. R. Reid, a Catholic author and researcher into the universal health care systems around the world, has indicated in an article which appeared in the "Washington Post," universal health care tend to cut the abortion rates in those countries who have health care for all of their citizens. God Bless those who are for health care for all Americans.
4 years ago
I must say the religious sisters have much more influence on my thinking than do our bishops. The first thing I checked on the letter was to see if the order who taught me in grade school were signatories; (they were). Don't mess with the sisters is right!
4 years ago
These nuns should be ashamed of themselves. They have openly betrayed the bishops and Catholics all around America. As a young Catholic religious, this health care bill stance on abortion is pure intrinsic evil.
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Tube strike cancelled after unions reach last-minute deal
Published: 11 February 2014
Updated: 10:19, 12 February 2014
A 48-hour Tube strike was called off just hours before it was due to start today after the two unions involved in the dispute ordered its members not to walk out.
The RMT and TSSA unions said they had agreed to suspend the action over London Underground's planned ticket office closures.
Both unions agreed to accept an offer from LU bosses of an extended consultation period and a freeze on the processing of voluntary redundancy applications.
In a dramatic morning, the TSSA ordered its members back to work, putting pressure on the larger RMT union to follow suit.
Mr Johnson said: "I'm pleased the TSSA and the RMT have agreed to call-off their planned strike following talks with Transport for London. It means further unnecessary disruption to London and Londoners has been averted.
"TfL's negotiators have been ready since November to discuss the detail around ticket office closures and wider modernisation of the tube. It's welcome news that the unions appear to recognise that, and will return to full and substantive discussions with TfL between now and the end of the consultation period in early April.
"Modernisation is essential if we are to properly serve the millions of Londoners who rely on the tube every day, and who expect a bigger, better service that offers value for money whilst protecting future investment. It is essential that our hard-working and dedicated staff, who are vital to the delivery of that vision, understand the changes we are proposing.
"Sitting down to discuss those proposals, free from the prospect of strike action, was always the only sensible way forward. I'm grateful to TfL's negotiating team and pleased the unions agree this is the right way forward."
RMT General Secretary Bob Crow said: "After two days of intensive and detailed discussions through the offices of ACAS we have now received proposals that halt the implementation of the job cuts set out in the HR1 document which gives us the opportunity to discuss all of the issues away from the pressure cooker.
"We now have a golden opportunity to look again in detail at all of the concerns we have raised about the impact of the cuts on our members and the services that they provide to Londoners. That is exactly what we have been calling for throughout this dispute.
"RMT is happy to discuss any issues with LU through the machinery of negotiation and we are glad that we have now got back to where we should have been right at the start of this process.
"It is unfortunate that we were forced and provoked into a dispute that we never wanted and we are now in a position to move on with the clear understanding that our action is suspended but if there is any further attempt to impose change from above the action will go back on."
Train services had been due to wind down from 9.30pm tonight with a normal service will not resuming until Friday morning.
But the breakthrough on the 10th day of negotiations at Acas offered hope of huge relief to millions of commuters who suffered misery last week when the walkout brought much of the network to a standstill.
Posters were being prepared to go up at stations - coupled with loudspeaker announcements - telling commuters the good news once official confirmation is received from the RMT.
TSSA general secretary Manuel Cortes tweeted: "We've suspended tubestrike as have agreed a process where all our serious concerns over safety & job losses can be addressed. Pleased that agreement on process lets us suspend tubestrike immediately & cancel it later when agreement reaches us formally."
A statement from conciliation service Acas said: "Talks have adjourned at Acas this morning. London Underground will be writing to the trade unions with some proposals to end this dispute. We are hopeful of a positive response so that the proposed industrial action will be withdrawn."
LU management sent letters to both union bosses, RMT chief Bob Crow and TSSA boss Manuel Cortes, which it said would enable them to call off the strikes.
A TfL source said: "It sets out a process of detailed consultation and moves the process forward. The victory is for common sense."
It has prompted questions as to whether LU bosses - backed by the mayor - had been too zealous in their staff redeployment programme or unions had been too sensitive to the changes.
The white-collar TSSA union has around 900 members, largely in the Tube ticket offices which are earmarked for closure.
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Israel now finds itself at a perilous crossroads.Despite several rounds
of international sanctions, Iran continues to advance its atomic ambitions with
dogged determination, defying the world as it marches steadily toward the
nuclear finish line.And yet, even as this existential threat grows
ominously more real, the United States, France and other Western countries seem
more resolute about thwarting an Israeli pre-emptive strike than stopping Iran
from going nuclear.It is becoming increasingly clear that Israel now
faces a stark choice: either to rely on America to ensure our security or simply
go it alone and protect ourselves.Underlining the sense of urgency was a
quarterly report issued late last week by the International Atomic Energy Agency
which revealed that the ayatollahs have accelerated their uranium enrichment
program.In the past three months alone, Tehran has more than doubled its
underground nuclear production capacity at the heavily fortified Fordow facility,
boosting the number of enrichment centrifuges to 2,140 from 1,064 in
May.And they have also taken further steps to conceal aspects of their
nuclear program from the prying eyes of international inspection.AS
PRIME Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told the cabinet Sunday, "The report confirms
what we have been saying for some time: while the international sanctions are
indeed making things difficult for the Iranian economy, they are not delaying
the progress."Nevertheless, in the run-up to the US presidential
elections in November, the last thing that Barack Obama wants is a conflagration
in the Middle East. As a result, administration officials have sought to
emphasize that "all options are on the table" even as they seek to dissuade
Israel from launching a unilateral attack.But if recent history is any
guide, there is little reason to take comfort in the soothing assurances of
American officials. For all its tough talk about nuclear non-proliferation,
Washington has failed miserably to stem the tide of an increasingly nuclear
world.Take, for example, the case of North Korea. Already in the
mid-1980s, US intelligence began to pick up signs that the dictatorial regime in
Pyongyang was working to develop nuclear weapons.Throughout the 1990s,
America applied a series of sticks and carrots, using a mix of threats, talks
and aid in a largely fruitless effort to discourage the Communist hermit kingdom
from going down the nuclear path.When George W. Bush became president,
he promised to take an even tougher line, and in the wake of the September 11,
2001, terror attacks on New York and Washington, he singled out North Korea
along with Iraq for their pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.In his
January 2002 State of the Union Address, Bush declared North Korea to be part of
the "axis of evil" together with Iran and Iraq, and insisted that their pursuit
of nuclear weapons constituted a "grave and growing danger" to the US, which
would do "what is necessary to ensure our nation's security."On February
18, 2002, as he prepared to travel to South Korea, Bush was even more explicit,
telling reporters that, "America will not allow North Korea and other dangerous
regimes to threaten freedom with weapons of mass destruction."Later that
year, in September, the Bush administration issued a paper outlining its
national security strategy which said that Pyongyang was the "world's principal
purveyor of ballistic missiles" and even affirmed America's right to take
preemptive action.All the bluster didn't seem to make much of an
impression on the North Koreans. At a meeting in Pyongyang on October 4, 2002, a
team of US State Department officials presented evidence indicating that their
hosts had been acquiring centrifuges to process enriched uranium which could be
used to build a nuclear bomb. Without batting an eyelash, the North Koreans
acknowledged that to be the case.They subsequently withdrew from the
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and by June 2005, Pyongyang proudly announced
that it had amassed a stockpile of nuclear weapons and was eagerly building
more, which it continues to do today.So for all the assurances and tough
talk over the course of nearly two decades, America proved either unwilling or
unable to stop North Korea from joining the nuclear club, with the result being
that US ally South Korea is forced to live under the shadow of an ongoing
nuclear threat.Is that how we want Israel to end up? If George W. Bush
was not prepared to take action to prevent North Korea from acquiring nuclear
weapons, does anyone really believe that Barack Obama will be tougher than his
predecessor against Tehran? This is more than just a political or philosophical
musing. It is a matter of life and death for the Jewish state and we cannot
afford to gamble our future and that of our children on the
outcome.Seven decades ago, the nations of the world were prepared to sit
back and watch as Jews were incinerated. We cannot risk that happening
again.Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a Democratic president who was beloved
by American Jews, refused to bomb Auschwitz and allowed countless Jews to
die.Now, Barack Obama, a Democratic president who is adored by many
American Jews, appears unwilling to shut down the nuclear Auschwitz that the
would-be Hitler of Persia is busy constructing.Clearly, diplomacy has
failed and sanctions and pressure have not succeeded in deterring the
ayatollahs.As frightening as it sounds, Israel has no choice but to act.
We need to bomb Iran before it is too late.
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Real Estate/ Property/ Location Premises Strategy. We have a new opportunity for a Programme Manager/ Senior Project Manager- at Senior VP level, to join the multi million pound Real Estate/ Property/ Location Premises Strategy programme of this banking client, based in Canary Wharf. You will be managing the day-to-...
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Reporting directly into the Group Head of IT, the successful Programme Manager will take responsibility for multiple programme streams within the organisation, and will have exceptional stakeholder management and business facing skills. Leading a team, and running steering groups, this is a great opportunity to become part of a well-...
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Bristol - Paying Between £600-£750 /day. The Company. Our major insurance client is a leading Pensions and Life Assurance organisation with 2000 plus staff across their offices in the UK and Europe. They are a dynamic, growing business with a vision to be the leading provider of pensions. The Role...
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A unique opportunity has arisen with this multi-channel eCommerce retail based organisation, seeking a senior manager to head up their programme delivery across the business... You will be an experienced IT professional with a breadth of Project management and ideally, Programme management experience, having qualifications such as Prince 2...
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Redrock Consulting is currently looking for an experienced Senior Project Manager/Programme Manager to work for a highly successful and international Bristol based client. Our client seeks a Programme Manager to join an international delivery team that provides solutions on a global scale. Working with business and technology stakeholders on...
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Keywords: Programme Manager, Change Management, Software/SDLC, Financial Services, Agile/SCRUM, AMP, Prince2... The successful individual will oversee key strategic projects and programmes of work as well as responsibilities for coaching and developing key staff within the analysis and project management disciplines. Suitable candidates will have: Experience in change and...
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The Senior Project Manager will be part of a team that are going to be tasked with testing a range of ongoing developments within the Java development framework. The core requirements for the Senior Project Manager will be to provide expertise in the development of core applications and web development...
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The call is a dangerous one and this is a dangerous moment, the more so because the Muslim Brotherhood, from which President Morsi emerged, was also asking its supporters to protest yesterday. Thankfully, at least some anti‑Morsi protesters appeared reluctant to do General al Sisi's bidding, growing sceptical of their de facto partnership with the army. "Friday's protests are only asking us to turn a blind eye to whatever [the army] may do next," one remarked.
Such scepticism must be good news. The biggest danger Egypt faces is an escalation of present hostilities into all-out civil war. The risk is lessened by the apparent absence of a significant militia contingent among the pro-Morsi forces. Similarly, although the former President's supporters have staged daily protests, their numbers are small compared to their adversaries.
On Friday, a judge claimed legal justification for Mr Morsi's detention, on the basis that his escape from jail in 2011 was aided by foreign Hamas and Hezbollah militants. Given that Mr Morsi is already in prison – "kidnapped", says his family – the timing of the charges was provocative. Meanwhile, the Muslim Brotherhood shows little inclination to take part in the transitional arrangements backed by the army.
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Teachers gather in Midwest City to learn how to better prepare advanced placement students
She will attend the University of Oklahoma in the fall and plans to major in chemical engineering.
Mid-Del's Director of Secondary Teaching and Learning, Silvya Kirk, said through NMSI educational progress is being made.
"John F. Kennedy said something like, 'You can judge the progress of a nation based on the progress of its education,'" she said. "The numbers show that progress is being made here."
Kirk first wrote the grant to attain funding in 2010 when she served as principal for Carl Albert High School.
After the grant was approved for Carl Albert, all other Mid-Del schools began participating. Lawton public schools soon followed.
"What's really amazing now is that we are starting to prepare students for AP classes when they are in third grade. We're changing the way that we teach the curriculum so that the classes build upon each other."
The result, Fleury said, is an abundance of students finding interests in advanced classes, graduating with the knowledge needed to compete on an international level and thereby strengthening their local communities and the overall economy for years to come.
Kirk said one aspect of NMSI is positive reinforcement. Each student who passes an advanced placement test in a course associated with NMSI receives $100.
Fleury said when students are exposed to advanced training and education, they begin to believe they can succeed in AP classes.
"What's happening here is we're increasing the amount of students who enroll in AP classes. We're breaking barriers."
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Recipe: Barbra's Boursin
Makes 1 cup
8 ounces cream cheese (regular or light, but not fat-free), slightly softened
2 tablespoons butter, room temperature
½ teaspoon fresh lemon juice
1 clove garlic, finely minced
1 tablespoon oregano
1 / 8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
¼ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
¼ teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons fresh Italian parsley, very finely minced
1. Be sure to allow the cream cheese and the butter to soften and come to room temperature before mixing all ingredients together either by hand or with an electric mixer. Refrigerate for at least an hour. Then serve at room temperature with breadsticks, good crackers or crudités. Spread keeps well in the refrigerator for several days or can be frozen.
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PRESS RELEASE: November 19, 2014
Richard "Dick" Guthrie, Brattleboro's Former Police Chief
Dick Guthrie had held just about every law enforcement job there is. Starting at age 21, as the youngest police officer hired by the Brattleboro Police department, he moved from juvenile officer to Police Chief to the Sheriff of Windham County. For five decades his career was intimately intertwined with Youth Services.
Early on, Guthrie's avowed goal in life was to become a police officer and wear that badge, like the two officers who walked by his South Main Street house each day on their way to report for duty. He recalls that he'd get permission from his mother to escort these officers, Angus McKenna and Richard Jones, down the hill to the Holstein Building. "I wanted to be like them," Guthrie said. "They were always reaching out to you, talking."
Guthrie soon knew the names of every police officer in Brattleboro. Another mentor, Sheriff Patrick J. O'Keefe, would stand on the corner of Main and Elliot daily. As Guthrie and his classmates walked home from St. Michaels' at lunchtime, O'Keefe would greet each of them by name. "When we got our report card he would always ask to see it and how we were doing in school," Guthrie recounted. Building rapport like this with youth in the community became one of Guthrie's goals as he followed in his mentor's footsteps.Read more: Dick Guthrie & Youth Services: An Essential Partnership
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Julie Schliebner, Youth Services' new Director of Family Services
Brattleboro—Youth Services has hired Julie Schliebner, MSW, LICSW as Director of Family Services for the organization. She is providing oversight of the agency's Intensive Family Based Services (IFBS), Balanced and Restorative Justice program (BARJ), Youth Development Program (YDP) and Basic Center Program for Runaway and Homeless Youth. She also serves as clinical supervisor for the staff.
Julie Davenson, Youth Services' executive director, said they are fortunate to have Schliebner assume this leadership position for their clinical programs. "In addition to having served as a team leader and clinical supervisor of other staff, Julie Schliebner is herself an experienced therapist with young people and their families. Having her in this role will allow us to offer clinical services to youth and families once again," Davenson explained.
Among other responsibilities, Schliebner is tasked with expanding Youth Services' family mediation, counseling and outreach programs to families. "I'm looking forward to enhancing the agency's clinical programs, to further engage our community partnerships into the work we do and build on the fine reputation Youth Services has with serving Windham County children and families," said Schliebner.Read more: Julie Schliebner direct Family Services at the agency
Since 1972 we have been dedicated to helping families thrive. Our mission is to strengthen relationships and support systems to advance the health development of children, youth and families.
Assisting individuals living in Windham County, Vermont and neighboring towns in New Hampshire, Youth Services can help with problems ranging from the challenges associated with growing up to homelessness, to substance abuse or trouble with the law.
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By contributing to Youth Services financially in a variety of ways. All gifts big and small are greatly appreciated and help underwrite the agency's programs which promote the healthy development of local youth and families and help them gain the skills necessary to lead constructive lives within the community.Read more: Ways to Give


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