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RiT Technologies Announces A Special Meeting Of Shareholders
TEL AVIV, Israel, January 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
RiT Technologies (NASDAQ: RITT ), today announced that it will hold a Special Meeting of Shareholders on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. ( Israel time), at the offices of the Company, 24 Raoul Wallenberg Street, Tel Aviv 69719, Israel.
The agenda of the Special Meeting is as follows:
- To approve the liability insurance covering our directors and officers; and
- To transact such other business as may properly come before the Special Meeting or any adjournment thereof.
The record date for the meeting is January 28, 2013. The Company will send to its shareholders of record a Proxy Statement describing the matters to be voted upon at the meeting, along with a proxy card enabling them to indicate their vote. The Company will post the Proxy Statement on its website and will furnish the proxy statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Form 6-K.For additional information please refer to Proxy Statement referenced above. About RiT Technologies RiT is a leading provider of comprehensive management solutions for today's mission-critical data centers and communication rooms. Through the deployment of RiT's IIM (intelligent infrastructure management), SMART Cabling™ and EPV™ real-time infrastructure management solutions, companies enhance both CAPEX and OPEX, increase their efficiency and improve their automated processes. RiT's field-tested solutions are delivering value in thousands of installations for top-tier enterprises and operators throughout the world. RiT's shares are traded on the Nasdaq exchange under the symbol RITT. http://www.rittech.com For more information, please visit our website: http://www.rittech.com Safe Harbor Statement
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Rick Perry is running for PresidentSubmitted by wellington on Mon, 07/08/2013 - 15:23
I guess it is time to knock him down.
We all know he works for the other team, but can't we take him out before the primaries begin?
Any ideas or particular items he has done in the past that could hinder his run?
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Good GRIEF! Well, with hacked / electronic voting,
the frickin' Snuffaluffagus could get elected if he / she / it was workin' for the NWO.
God damn.
What would the Founders do?
After the NWO
After the NWO boys took him out back behind the woodshed and gave him a "re-education"...NO THANKS!
He's anti Ron Paul and that is enough said, and he is too close to the Bush Clan.
Looks like that JEB float test didn't fare to well, so now they will float the old Rick Perry balloon to see who to go with in case Sir Rubio doesn't fly. NO THANKS, Too much Bush mentality, We don't need a third Bush in the WH.
"I would do away with
"I would do away with Education, the — Commerce and, let's see, I can't. The third one I can't....Oops"
"Let it not be said that no one cared, that no one objected once it's realized that our liberties and wealth are in jeopardy."
― Ron Paul
Well, it's a bit early, but then,
they usually give the handicapped a head start in any race for fairness.
A couple years head start might give him a fair chance.
Linked Here - Perry Will Not Run For Gubernatorial Re-election
The article names all 14 GOP presidential candidates (they have already been determined):
(Thanks for posting this ctkelly)
Gene Louis
Supporting a Needed Tool for Government Feedback:
A Citizen-Operated Legal System.
Muddy the
waters, divide and conquer, marginalize the conservative vote in TX, although he has no chance in hell. Wish these people would just go away. Question....will he be the first second or third front runner propped up by the media?
Perry Was The Most Entertaining Presidential Candidate
He should be welcomed. He will take votes from the three presumed frontrunners - Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, and Chris Christie. Also, by the debates, he will have had four years to study and perfect Ron Paul's You Tube recordings (with an oops here and there). It promises to be very entertaining.
Gene Louis
Supporting a Needed Tool for Government Feedback:
A Citizen-Operated Legal System.
Rick Perry 2016 oops for
Rick Perry 2016 oops for America! :)
No need to knock poor old Perry down
He will do it all on his own...
"If ever time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in Government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin."
Samuel Adams
Rick 'I just read Currency Wars' Perry?
For What country?
Rick Perry Forgets His Own Plan (GOP Debate)
Wonder if he was paid for this performance?
Ron Paul next to him saying "five!", and Rick Perry consistently forgetting the third -- and then forgetting the second, needing to be prompted!
It almost (now, in hindsight) seems scripted, in order to let the public believe that removing any agencies is an idiotic move.
Idiocracy, I only watched it once but it seems like I'm seeing it everywhere.
I love you. I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you.
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He will fit the mold of
He will fit the mold of Texans sent to the Whitehouse.
Johnson, Bush and Perry, big government statists who promote corporatism and the welfare/warfare state.
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After breakfast, we set out for Bridgeport, which is ten miles away from the cabin on Pleasant Valley Road. On the way we passed Wildwood Lake and pulled into a small parking area to take a closer look. The lake was formed when the Anthony House earth dam was constructed. The name of the dam intrigued me and I have tried to find out more about it. The only information I found just said that the dam was named after a house called Anthony House which had been submerged by the lake.
The main reason for traveling to Bridgeport was to see the longest single span covered bridge in existence located in the South Yuba River State Park. We caught a glimpse of it before pulling into a car park. From the car park we walked across the road and found the trail leading towards the covered bridge. The first covered bridge I ever saw was in Oregon and to date I have seen many covered bridges and they are a pretty sight. This is a particularly fine example. Just before we reached the bridge we took a detour down to the river. The bridge crosses the South Yuba River which, at this time of the year, is swollen with the melting snow from the high Sierras. Looking up at the bridge from the edge of the river was an impressive sight and Tom took lots of photographs. While mooching around I was amazed at the number of butterflies flitting around. The Monarchs were easy to spot but there were several I did not recognize at all.
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At both ends of the bridge are commemorative plaques which gave interesting facts about the construction of the bridge and when I got home I looked on line for more information. This site gives information about the construction and the toll road and this one on the three plaques.
By this time Tom had caught up with me but then he disappeared from sight. Finally I tracked him down in the Historic Barn. Outside the sun was beating down but inside the barn it was deliciously cool. On display were eleven huge wagons and I marveled at their size. The wheels of the older ones were made out of a solid pieces of wood and rimmed with iron. On the walls were photos and interpretive panels which told the history of the wagons. Some of the wagons were pulled by up to 42 mules because they were so large and heavily laden.
Nearby was a small visitors center with some interesting displays. A full sized Kodiak brown bear, a near relative of the Grizzly Bear, was the first object that caught my eye. There were fascinating displays featuring wildlife, plant life, how the original native tribes lived, pictures of I.O. Wood (who built and owned the bridge) and domestic objects from the gold rush days. There is no charge to visit the South Yuba River State Park but we left a generous donation in the box by the door.
Outside there was a hands on experience on panning for gold with volunteers ready to explain and answer questions. We were tempted to try our hand but the table was crowded. Under the shade of a huge tree a table had been laid out with leaflets. Behind the table sat a volunteer who was eager to hand out leaflets and to give information. One leaflet I picked up was called Bridgeport Trails. As Tom and I plan to walk one the trails I thought it would come in very handy. John and Judy told us that one of their favorite hikes is the Buttermilk Bend Trail and, sure enough it was on the leaflet. I was also handed a printout which pointed out interesting things to look for on the walk. To get to the trailhead we had to return to the car park. The docent informed us that we didn't have to recross the road but could take the path which led under the bridge.
It was a hot day but we had a big bottle of water and Tom, of course, had his camera. As it was a holiday weekend there were quite a few hikers on the trail and several large family groups. The trail was wide to begin with so getting past the slow moving groups posed no problem. Later on, when the path became narrower we had left the families behind and passing other hikers was easy.
The printout explained that most of the trail is the course of a ditch which carried water down to Englebright Lake and was used to lay down dust on the turnpike. It was certainly a very scenic route and for most of the way we looked down on the fast flowing South Yuba River. A short way along we spotted a small sandy beach on the other side of the river and there were lots of people making the most of it. There were quite a few swimmers in the river. Large rocks in the river had sun worshipers stretched out on them. On such a hot day the water did look exceedingly inviting and Tom wished he was down there in it. Not me, I would be too frightened of the strong current.
Even though it was relatively late for wildflowers there were lots around and most of them were labeled. I was impressed with this as it enabled me to identify most of them. There were the bright orange Canyon Dudleya, cornflower blue Globe Gilia, yellow Tufted Poppies (they looked identical to California Poppies but maybe not so tall), tiny yellow Silverleaf Lotus, light and bright purple Winecup Clarkia, pretty purple Elegent Brodiaea along with Clover and Purple Vetch. One plant which intrigued us was the Woody Sunflower Gumplant and it did indeed have a gummy feel to it.
At one point the trail turned inland along the edge of French Coral Creek to a footbridge across creek. The leaflet told us to look out for 'substantial stonework…probably where a flume crossed the ravine'. We both searched for it on both sides of the creek but somehow we missed it.
Along the way there were several benches to sit and admire the scenery. At one such stop there was another couple and I sat and chatted for some time. The view looked downstream and beyond. It was a very pleasant way to spend half an hour while I waited for Tom to catch up with me.
We didn't quite make it to the end of the trail. For one thing we were nearly out of water plus we had promised to call and see Aunt Thelma at her house in the afternoon. Our route to Nevada City was along the scenic Bitney Springs Road. Aunt Thelma showed us around her beautiful home and, along with John, the four of us took a stroll down her garden to Deer Creek. The last part of the path was very steep with many obstacles but Aunt Thelma had no problem at all getting down and back. She is a remarkable lady and, would you believe it, 98 years old!
Tom and I rounded off our fantastic weekend in the Gold Country with a wonderful meal at the New Moon Cafe on York Street in Nevada City. It was a slap up meal and I tried soft shelled Dungeness Crab for the very first time.


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I just came across your blog and I love that your teaching your kids German. It's a very difficult yet very precise language. I most know since I'm German! If you need help finding books in German - please let me know.ReplyDelete
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That's pretty much the extent of the German that I know, but I LOVED LOVED LOVED learning German in college. I am so impressed that you are doing this!
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As a mother of four (oldest 5 and on down) I'm excited to see what else you got!
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To the little town of Templeton, California, my family appeared to be happy, healthy, and very active in sports, from Pop Warner football to basketball to cheerleading. But no one knew about the hell on 146 1st Street. Behind those walls were many secrets, such as how my life was engulfed with drug and alcohol abuse as well as verbal, emotional, and physical abuse.
Both of my parents were alcoholics. My father was the functional alcoholic, while my mom had what we called the disease, since she never wanted to drink and could not control herself. I had to witness my mom go from sober to a drunken stupor that would last for weeks on end. When I was only 8, I protected my mom by holding her down to stop her from running away from home, locking her in the bathroom with me and begging her to stop drinking before it would be the death of her, and stopping her from committing suicide with a kitchen knife. She truly tried to stay away from alcohol, but my father would force her to drink by shoving it in her face, threatening her, and sometimes beating her while forcing me to watch. As a child I thought this was a normal life, but as an adult I know it was far from it and these visions will haunt me for the rest of my life.
On Tuesday, March 14, 2000, my mother drove my brother and I to school. Upon dropping us off, she turned and told my brother "I love you" and gave him a kiss and then told me "I love you," but being a stubborn 13 year old, I didn't say it back. Instead, I just walked away and continued onto school. I felt justified because I thought she had been drinking. That afternoon my brother and I walked home together, which rarely happened since he would normally ride his bike to school and get home earlier than I would. But that Tuesday was different. As we walked into our home, we found my mom lying on the living room floor, and we ran to her side and asked her to wake up. But she never did. My mother was pronounced dead shortly after 4pm. Her autopsy showed she died between 1pm and 3pm; my brother and I arrived home just minutes after three.
Within one year of my mother's death, my father made us pack up with only clothes that I could fit on my back and a few boxes of pictures. We moved to San Diego County, leaving a fully furnished home that had all of my childhood memories. My dad told us it was a "fresh start", but in my opinion it was adding fuel to a fire. My father didn't just drink. He spiraled out of control, lost his job, got on meth, and made us leave the only place we tried to live a normal life in.
My life quickly became motel rooms, Top Ramen, toast and butter. Some nights I would come "home" from practice and we wouldn't even have a room to stay in. All that would be left for me in the lobby of the motel would be my pile of belongings and a note to reach my father at his disconnected number. I would walk the streets with all my clothes in my bag that I carried every day, along with my mother's urn and school books. All I had in mind was to find somewhere to shower, do my homework, and get ready for another day of school. Some nights I wouldn't even know where my brother was. Other nights I was with my father in strangers' garages to try to stay warm and dry from the rain.
ust when I thought the storm wouldn't go away, the clouds opened with the chance for my brother and I to live under a roof together again with stability and food! After only a few months my brother and I were separated. My foster dad was very controlling, and verbally and emotionally abusive, especially towards my brother, restraining him to his room for months except for bathroom and meal breaks, until the day my foster dad chose for my brother to go into a boys group home. There wasn't a day that went by that I didn't miss my brother and worried that I could be just as easily disposed. But apparently because I had a 3.8 GPA and was extremely good at the three sports I played in, I was worthy of staying. My ultimate goal was to go to college and I dedicated myself to academics and athletics, because it made me look forward to a better tomorrow. I was the average foster kid beating all odds.
Just a few days before graduating from high school, my foster parents told me since "I was so independent, I had two weeks from my graduation date to get out"…words that pierced me like a thousand knives. I didn't want to be homeless again, so I inquired on some apartments and landlords laughed at my face telling me that I was just a kid and that financial aid was not a reliable source of income. When I relayed the news to my foster dad, his response was that I wasn't taking this matter seriously enough.
Graduation came and went, and two weeks later, my time was up and I was told to get out despite all my begging and pleading that I would be good. But, hadn't I already been a good kid?! I never got into any trouble, made national honor roll, never had a grade lower than a C, and I started in all three of my sports as a four-year varsity player, never missing a day of school or practice.
Again, I was faced with my long lost friend…homelessness. Even after I turned down a university scholarship in an attempt to adopt my brother, I was not discouraged from reaching for my dreams. While I started junior college homeless, my circumstances didn't stop me from playing basketball or working part-time. I stayed with one friend after another, and countless nights in my friends' cars, while they were inside warm with their families. I truly had no place to call home...until I found Casa de Amparo.
Casa de Amparo was my bridge to stability and I do not know where I would be today without them. I found out about Casa de Amparo at a speaking engagement when I overheard other foster youth talking about a transitional housing program that assists former foster youth. I did my own research and found a number that sent me in the right direction, and then I found Casa de Amparo's New Directions program.
For the first time in a long time, I was able to come to a place every day after work and school that I called home. Casa de Amparo gave me stability, security, and made me feel like I actually belonged somewhere. They embedded budgeting and life skills in me that I didn't get to learn from my parents or anyone else. New Directions Program Manager Linda Sullivan spent countless evenings after 5pm listening to my troubles and woes. I felt safe and loved back, something that felt so strange, but good.
My biggest reward was seeing my brother thriving in the program years after I graduated from New Directions. Casa de Amparo helped save his life. He had been hospitalized with pancreatitis and the doctor explained that just one more drink could end his life. Alcohol had become my brother's drug, yet Casa de Amparo gave my brother a safe place of his own away from alcohol. Casa gave us what I now would call a fresh start and a new beginning.
I want to make a big ripple effect by paying it forward. My past made me who I am today. I'm still stubborn, but in a good way. I refuse to lose or fail or quit. I am now a level 12 girls' group home manager with six at-risk girls ages 14 to 18 who depend on me every day. While working 40 plus hours a week, I am still going to college to be the first to graduate in my family. Once I graduate, I will become a probation officer for juveniles. My challenge to help change people's futures fuels my passion for success. I want to be someone's memory or reason they made wise choices.
The only thing that got me through this crazy story is love. Whether I am rich or poor, no matter what I've been through, love never fails. The purpose of this story is
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Why Democrats are not in the Majority in the US House of Representatives
Why is the US House of Representatives controlled by Republicans in 2013 when Democrats won the Presidency and picked up seats in the US Senate? The answer is not that Republicans outvoted the Democrats when it came to voting for Congress. In fact its the opposite. Sam Wang in a New York Times opinion piece entitled "The Great Gerrymander of 2012", points out that:
" Democrats received 1.4 million more votes for the House of Representatives, yet Republicans won control of the House by a 234 to 201 margin. This is only the second such reversal since World War II."
The fact of the matter is that Republicans had an organized strategy and carried it out to gain control of the redistricting process in a number of key state in the 2010 elections. Controlling redistricting controlled the process of setting new boundaries for Congressional races after the 2010 Census was completed. As Sam Wang notes:
"Through artful drawing of district boundaries, it is possible to put large groups of voters on the losing side of every election. The Republican State Leadership Committee, a Washington-based political group dedicated to electing state officeholders, recently issued a progress report on Redmap, its multiyear plan to influence redistricting. The $30 million strategy consists of two steps for tilting the playing field: take over state legislatures before the decennial Census, then redraw state and Congressional districts to lock in partisan advantages. The plan was highly successful. …
Gerrymandering is not hard. The core technique is to jam voters likely to favor your opponents into a few throwaway districts where the other side will win lopsided victories, a strategy known as "packing." Arrange other boundaries to win close victories, "cracking" opposition groups into many districts. Professionals use proprietary software to draw districts, but free software like Dave's Redistricting App lets you do it from your couch. "
The states with the largest imbalance of voting for Republicans and Democrats for Congress and Republican versus Democratic votes cast statewide were – Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina and Florida which had a severe imbalance in favor of Republicans. Arizona had a severe imbalance in favor of Democrats. Texas and Illinois had a moderate imbalance toward Democrats while Indiana had a moderate imbalance toward Republicans.
The net result of these imbalances heavily favored Republicans because of the gerrymandering that occurred. Republicans in these states had a 7% greater vote than the Democrats. But in terms of electing members to the House of Representatives this 7% advantage was dwarfed by their electing 76% more Republicans than Democrats. These 10 states elected 109 Republican Congressman to the House but only 62 Democrats.
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In the seven states where Republicans redrew the districts, 16.7 million votes were cast for Republicans and 16.4 million votes were cast for Democrats. This elected 73 Republicans and 34 Democrats. Given the average percentage of the vote it takes to elect representatives elsewhere in the country, that combination would normally require only 14.7 million Democratic votes. Or put another way, 1.7 million votes (16.4 minus 14.7) were effectively packed into Democratic districts and wasted.
The National Conference of State Legislatures lists states with Redistricting Commissions as of 2009. The composition of a Redistricting Commission is important. While Ohio has a Redistricting Commission, it was comprised of a Board consisting "of the governor, auditor, secretary of state, and two people selected by the legislative leaders of each major political party". Republicans had 4 of the 5 seats, having elected a Republican Governor, Auditor and Secretary of State in 2010. With this Republican partisan redistricting, Ohio's Republican Congressional Dominance continued. In 2010 Republicans had 13 seats to the Democrats having 5. In 2012, having lost 2 seats due to population changes nationwide, the Republicans however continued their dominance with 12 seats to the Democrats having 4. This was despite Obama winning Ohio by 2,827,621 votes to Romney's 2,661,407 votes and electing a Democratic US Senator, Sherrod Brown, by a vote of 2,762,690 to 2,435,712 over his Republican opponent.
Sam Wang suggests that such voting disparities between total statewide Democratic to Republican votes and the differing outcome of Congressional races should be addressed by setting up nonpartisan Redistricting Commissions not subject to blatant partisan makeup like in Ohio or subject to which party controls the process in the Legislature because they are the majority party. This would certainly more accurately reflect the national and state political makeup and not give disproportionate representation to one party over the other based on election results in other races that can be gamed. He also said there needs to be stronger judicial review of gerrymandering to ensure a fairer voting outcome.
Washington State voters in 1983 approved Amendment 74 to set up an independent Redistricting Commission. It set up a Commission of 5 members, 1 each selected by the Washington State House and Senate majority and minority leaders in the Legislature and the 5th member selected by the 4 appointed members.The measure was put on the ballot by the Washington State Legislature as a proposed amendment to the Washington State Constitution and passed with a 61% yes vote. The Washington State League of Women Voters was one of the primary forces behind the measure. Washington State was the third state in the country to enact an independent Redistricting Commission.
Washington state in 2012 picked up an additional Congressional seat and elected 6 Democrats and 4 Republicans to the US House of Representatives. President Obama received 56.16% of the vote in Washington State. Senator Maria Cantwell (D) won with 60.45% of the vote. The 10 Democratic candidates for the US House of Representatives received 54.43% of the vote. (1,636,726 votes out of 3,007,096 votes). So Washington State having elected 6 Democrats to the US House out of 10 seats is pretty close to the statewide Democratic voting average. (Voting numbers are from results posted on the Washington State Secretary of state's website).
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Start by saying your name and then throw the ball to a child in the circle. The child who catches will then say his/her name and throw the ball to another child in the circle. When everyone has had a turn, ask for the ball back and ask the children to put their hands up again. Say:
Now I'm going to say someone's name and throw the ball to that person. When you catch the ball, throw it to someone else, and say that person's name. After you throw the ball, put your hands down at your sides.
This time, begin by saying the name of a child in the circle and then throwing the ball to that child. The child who catches the ball will then say another child's name and will throw the ball to him/her. If the children seem to know each other's names, you can suggest that they try to go faster and faster. If someone cannot remember someone else's name, they can ask for help from others in the circle.
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objectives for this development. The development of these functions was also put high on the agenda as part of the recent dramatic political changes in eastern and central Europe. They were seen as very important steps in order to establish market oriented economies as well as strengthening democracy. The situation in the United States is very different. The US has a unique position among the most developed countries, having no state or federal system for land registration in a title system or computerized deeds system. Instead the property market relies on title insurance companies to provide stability and order. Public initiatives seem to be restricted to information about federal land.
He concludes that the American home owner is paying dearly for the inefficiencies in our real estate markets by paying extremely high property transaction costs because of the complexity in finding the needed property information.
Therefore, the development of nationally integrated land parcel data could provide private citizens with the benefits of increased access to property data and lower property transaction costs. Private citizens also benefit as a whole from the increased efficiency of government that would result from national data—for example, more effective emergency response operations.
Many changes have taken place over the past quarter of a century, but the list of benefits outlined by the 1983 NRC report remains relevant for all levels of government, the private sector, and individual citizens. Besides needing parcel data for their land management responsibilities, many federal agencies need parcel data to carry out their mission responsibilities. In fact, as discussed further in the next chapter, in the absence of nationally integrated land parcel data many of these agencies are collecting parcel data to more effectively manage their programs. State governments are realizing the benefits of having statewide parcel data systems for property assessment as well as other purposes and are beginning to create such systems. Private citizens would benefit from more efficient property transactions and from more effective government operations at all levels that would be facilitated by national land parcel data. Also, while some sectors of private industry have developed their own parcel databases to meet their own business needs, other companies are capitalizing on the growing interest in and needs for parcel data by creating data sets for sale.
It was no surprise that almost all federal- and state-level respondents to the web forum who produce parcel data believe that a national parcel database is necessary, while only slightly more than half of the local government producers saw the need for such a program. Many local governments create data for their own applications and may not understand how a national effort would benefit their own local use. It is also not surprising that the vast majority of respondents to the online forum who consume or use land parcel data are anxious to have a national program that would facilitate access to the data. This desire was expressed by public sector parcel data users from every level of government.
Certainly, the nature of the various entities' needs regarding timeliness, coverage, and accuracy of land parcel data varies widely. For example, individuals are interested in data for a single property (e.g., its current value, a history of its owners). Some businesses want data that cover all or most of the country. Other users, such as those responding to disasters, need data for specific areas on very short time frames. Obviously no one system or database could meet all needs. Therefore the challenge of a national land parcel data program will be to meet the most basic needs while linking to parcel data producers who can provide access to more detailed data for those who need it.
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First year students will live in one of the First Year Experience residence halls: Travers, Wolfe, Allen, Brewster, Ely, and Centennial. Travers and Wolfe are two ten story high-rise residence halls with traditional double rooms and communal bathrooms. Allen, Brewster, and Ely are traditional co-ed residence halls with community bathrooms on each floor. Centennial is a traditional residence hall with females on the first and third floors and males on the second floor. Centennial features a newly renovated game room, community kitchen, and communal bathrooms.
All first year students live in Living and Learning Communities focused around their First Seminar, or FSP, course.
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The Sophomore Year Experience program offers both traditional and suite style buildings. Decker Hall primarily consists of two double rooms connected by a bathroom, housing a total of 4 students per suite. Decker offers a few suites that hold 5 total students as well. Cromwell is a suite style residence hall, and consists mainly of three double rooms sharing a bathroom and small foyer, housing a total of 6 students per suite.
Allen/Brewster, and Ely (or ABE for short) are traditional double style residence halls and are connected on the first floor via lounges and a basement. New Residence Hall and Eickhoff Hall each offer double rooms each with a private bath.
Townhouse West features 10 singles rooms in each townhouses with 2 rooms on the first floor and 4 rooms on the second and third floors. Each floor has its own bathroom and there is a lounge on the first floor for all the residents to share.
*Parts of Townhouse West will be for all class years in the 2014-2015 academic year and parts of ABE will be for sophomores. The number of applications received for next year will determine exactly how many spaces there will be for each class year.
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The Upper Class Experience offers single rooms in Townhouses East, West, and South, housing between 2 and 4 students per floor. Each floor includes a bathroom and a small kitchenette. The College Houses line Pennington and Carlton avenue and offer space for 6 to 7 students in a combination of singles and doubles. Each house includes a full kitchen, living room, and two bathrooms. Hausdoerffer and Phelps Halls are apartment style residence halls that provide three singles and one double room, housing a total of 5 students. Each apartment includes a kitchenette, living room and bathroom.
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Comparing Medications for Adults With Type 2 Diabetes
Comparative Effectiveness and Safety in Subpopulations
Twenty-eight studies (21 RCTs and 7 cohort studies) addressed medication effectiveness and safety in subpopulations. When compared to men, women taking rosiglitazone either as monotherapy or in combination were at higher risk for bone fractures than were those taking metformin alone or in combination with sulfonylureas. However, for the majority of comparisons, the available studies did not have sufficient power to allow for subgroup analyses, and few studies occurred exclusively in a subpopulation. Three studies focused on a specific population for the study and the others conducted subgroup analyses of larger clinical trials or cohorts. The majority of trials evaluated differences in the outcome of glycemic control by baseline HbA1c. Other trial outcomes included weight gain, nephropathy, fractures, and congestive heart failure. The cohort study outcomes focused on mortality and congestive heart failure. None of the studies conducted subgroup analyses on adverse events or mortality by age. There was no conclusive information to predict which subgroups of patients might differentially respond to alternative treatments.
Keywords: safety | subpopulations | effectiveness | bone fractures in women | subgroup analysis
- Bennett WL, Wilson LM, Bolen S, et al. Oral Diabetes Medications for Adults With Type 2 Diabetes: An Update. Comparative Effectiveness Review No. 27. (Prepared by Johns Hopkins University Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-02-0018.) AHRQ Publication No. 11-EHC038-EF. Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. March 2011. Available at: http://effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/index.cfm/search-for-guides-reviews-and-reports/?pageaction=displayproduct&productID=644.
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Fantastic day of running today. Always great to hear peoples' marathon stories.Some great results being posted. Picking out a few:
AR - wow! What a run.
Martin H, Mennania - congrats on the sub 3's
Lorenzo - nice PB. And leaves something to target next time out!
Minni - great run.
RFJ - impressive pacing.
Scooby - don't be too despondent. That's still a great time and a PB is always worth celebrating.
OO - Good stuff. As it happens that time is my PB - to the second.
Jools - sorry it didn't happen for you today espcially since you were very clearly in sub 3 shape this time around. Hopefully this build up will give you the confidence to be sure of nailing it next time.
Well done also to those I have not specifically mentioned.
My race:
Today goes down as a success for me. It was only my 4th fastest marathon but perhaps the one I am most proud of. I knew I had about a 50:50 shot at sub 3:15 and now I am over 40 this would give me GFA again so it was a target worth going for.
As planned, I was through half way in 1:36:30 or so and had gained a little more time vs target (maybe 20s) by 20m. I then started to slow a little with the next 2 or 3 miles at 7:30 pace. Nothing to worry about if I could hold it there but at mile 23 I slowed to 7:4x pace and didn't seem able to respond (interestingly, while I was struggling like this I went past the 3:15 pacer who seemed to be in serious danger of missing his target).
By the time I reached 25m I knew I had used up pretty much all my cushion and had to make a concerted effort but when I did I could feel the beginnings of cramp coming on. I decided that I would bide my time and see what was required at the "800m to go" mark and try to push again at that stage if I could. With half a mile to go I had 3mins 35s to play with so realised I needed to speed up to around 7:00 m/m pace to get the sub 3:15. I pushed on and fortunately the cramp held off untll about 30m before the line by which time I was reasonably confident it was in the bag as I hobbled the last few strides with both hamstrings seizing up.
I recorded 3:14:57 on my watch and had a nervous wait before Mrs GE texted my official result of 3:14:54. The last 3m and especially the last half mile was truly painful but I know for sure I squeezed every last drop out of myself today, which is strangely satisfying! The bitter-sweet reward, of course, is the opportunity to do it all again next year!
I expect I will be there (and hopefully on here more regularly too).
Lorenzo - I'm on Red FGFA but back in pen 3 so may get held up a bit at the start (think I put 3:30 on my entry form as was injured at the time). I'm trying to be sensible and resist going for 3:10. The target tomorrow is simply(!) to maintain GFA. Still, I'll keep an eye out for you around where the routes converge in the event I end up going off a bit too quick (stranger things have happened)!
Ant - Ah yes, those were the days!
Right - better think about turning in.
Good luck, everyone.
Ant - Cheers. Shame you're not running this year. I'm 30860.
Good luck tomorrow, everyone! Be strong, start steady and stick to your plan. Looks like ideal conditions.
My attempts to return to posting regularly on here didn't come to much, did they? Work was all-consuming during Feb/Mar and I missed a lot of training during the key period 3-6 weeks out as a result.
Nevertheless I will be on the start line, injury-free with a 3:15 target. My only benchmark is a 2:24 at the Finchley 20 which is about 3:10 marathon pace which seems to suggest 3:15 for 26.2 is do-able but with very little wriggle room. I would have settled for that at the start of this campaign so I intend to go for it and bag the GFA for 2 more years.
I'll look out for familiar faces.
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Tony Gaddis - HCC Instructor Pens Textbooks Used World-Wide
"I owe a huge part of my success to HCC. I started my higher education and teaching here," explains Tony Gaddis, author of 14 textbooks.
Tony Gaddis, 1981 Haywood Community College Business Administration and 1985 Electronic Data Processing graduate, has penned computer programming textbooks that are used in hundreds of universities world-wide.
When Gaddis started writing, he wasn't sure his book would succeed because the market was saturated. But his book was different. He wrote it with his HCC students in mind, and that was just what the market needed.
For the first four years, Gaddis' book sales doubled annually. He is now one of the most successful computer science authors, with 14 books bearing his name. His books are published by Addison-Wesley.
After graduating from HCC, Gaddis continued his education, earning bachelors and masters degrees. He was a faculty member at the Institute for College and University Teaching, and he spent a summer teaching at NASA.
Tony began teaching at HCC in 1987. He received the NC Community College Excellence in Teaching Award in 1994 and the Teaching Excellence award from the National Institute of Staff and Organizational Development in 1997.


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A coalition of workers' unions and civil society organizations, the Fairness/Equality Coalition against the High Cost of Living, organized national strikes in June and July to protest at government economic policies that increased the cost of basic utilities such as water and electricity. Talks between the government and the Coalition began but produced no outcome by the end of 2006.
Trials of military personnel
In March and in October, a military court tried more than 170 soldiers accused of staging a mutiny in August 2002 and convicted more than 100. The defendants were not permitted to choose their lawyers. One soldier was sentenced to nine years' imprisonment for attempted murder, but most were freed, having already served four years in pre-trial detention.
Freedom of expression under attack
Throughout 2006, the authorities arrested journalists covering cases of government mismanagement or other political issues. Several were sentenced to prison terms.
• In September, publisher Mamane Abou and journalist Oumarou Keita of the weekly Le Républicain were sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment on charges of spreading false news and defaming the state after publishing an article accusing the Prime Minister of seeking favour with Iran. They were released on appeal in November.
Threat of mass expulsion
In October, the government announced it would expel some 100,000 Arab pastoralists from the south-east to Chad, reportedly because of rising tensions with Indigenous communities. Following international protests, the government announced that it would instead relocate the Mahamid Arabs to more fertile pastoral regions.
AI country reports/visits
• Niger: Prisoners of conscience (AI Index: AFR 43/001/2006)


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Savannah Guthrie: The Correspondent
If you were a Court TV junkie, you knew Savannah Guthrie years ago. She was the one who popped off the screenwith a rare mix of intelligence, ease, toughness, and charmthe one who had "future network star" written all over her. So it was no surprise that NBC snagged her and gave her the plummiest of assignments: White House correspondent. She did not disappoint. Guthrie's reportingfor NBC and MSNBC (including her morning show with Chuck Todd) consistently hits it out of the park, and White House staffers and even fellow journalists have nothing but praise and respect for Savannah. "Savannah has that thing that you have to be born with," says NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams. "No school teaches it. You either have it or you don't. She has it. She's a first-rate lawyer, but you'd never know it. She's very comfortable and accepted in the corridors of power, but she'd never tell you that. Instead, what you see is a woman comfortable in her own skin. Warm, human, and humanebut razor sharp. Her gift is that most people see something of themselves in herbut most people don't cover the White House."
What she could have done instead: She got the highest score on the Arizona bar exam, after graduating at the top of her class at Georgetown Law. (She's from Tuscon. Yes, everybody thinks she's Southern, "but that's because of the name"her grandmother'sSavannah says). She even had a coveted clerkship with a federal judge lined up. "But a few months before I was supposed to start, I had something of an epiphany: I realized I wanted to go back to journalism." She agonized over telling the judge, who asked if she had any job prospects. The answer was no; he suggested she reconsider clerking. "I told him, `I know you're right, but I also know if I don't go for it now, I'll never have the courage to do it again.'"
How to dress for the office, when the "office" is the White House: She gets up at 5 a.m., and "grabs what happens to be the least wrinkled. I don't spend a ton of time thinking about clothes, but this is television so let's be honest, you have to think about it a little bit. I am mindful that what might work when I'm anchoring doesn't necessarily translate to the White House briefing room. I think you can be a bit more casual on set, brighter colors tend to look betterbut the last thing I want to do is show up at the White House looking like I'm dressed for a dinner party. If my colleagues down at the White House don't particularly notice what I am wearing on any given day, I've been successful."
Packing for trips with the Prez: "Obviously, a large suitcase is a must. But my trick is simple: jeans. Since TV only shows you from the waist up, I bring a bunch of different tops and a few pair of jeans and I'm good to go. I always pack a black wrap dress; it's handy in a pinch, folds up nicely, doesn't wrinkleand if you happen to get an interview with the president, you won't be embarrassed. Three things worth taking up space in your suitcase: a good blow dryer, round brush, and flat iron."


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On Wednesday, Cuba signed a joint venture with Qatar to break ground on a five-star hotel sometime next year, a Reuters story says. If construction goes as planned, the hotel will open in 2012.
It's slated to rise on Cayo Largo, an island off Cuba's southwest coast. It would have 450 rooms, with an additional 60 luxury villas, the story says.
The deal comes as more Cuban-Americans are allowed to visit Cuba, and as some in Congress push to allow all Americans to go. The push has prompted speculation as to whether Cuba could handle an onslaught of American tourists.
Roughly 2 million Americans might visit Cuba within the first three years if the ban's lifted, an AP story last month said, citing an estimate from the American Society of Travel Agents.
Though the Reuters story offers no details as to what the hotel would be like, officials told Reuters that it "was not being built with an American clientele in mind."
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|October 25, 2001
|Favorite Toy
|whatever Maggie has and I like to wreck the cats toys
|Favorite Activity
|hangin out with Ma
|Number of Friends
Howdy, Im Dallas. I got my name becuz my Ma's dawter, Miss Jessie, lives there. Do I look like a cowboy to you?
I am a liver shunt Pug and when I was a puppy I was very sick. Ma adopted me from a Pug rescue and took me to a special hospital to get a special surgery to fix my liver and now Im as good as new! Im a happyHappyHAPPY puggy and a real lovebug. My nickname is Doodlebug!
I just you for being my friend!
HAPPY BARKDAY TO YOU, HAPPY BARKDAY TO YOU, HAPPY BARKDAY DEAR DALLAS, HAPPY BARKDAY TO YOU. Luv, Tilly and Mollie
Happy Birthday Dallas.
happy birthday Dallas!
happy bark-day
Hola Mr. D. How is u. it u b-day. Hapi Hapi B-Days to u. me hopes u gets lots an lotsa huges an kisseses an all cake an ice creams u wants eats.
Hey, one of the rescues at my house was named Pugsley too! My mom felt the same way yours did and changed his named to Dudley. Normally, my mom would never change a family member's name but the name Pugsley for pugs is like the name John Smith for human men. She didn't want to worry about being in a croud of pugs and calling out the name Pugsley and having 50 pugs come running up to her. BOL
I like your name too! Mine is from a movie, are you named after the T.V. show Dallas? BOL
Woof, thank you for your furiendship!
How are yew my lub bug? Heer's a kong fur ya ta choo on! Lub, Loolah xoxo
Its lovely to meet you Thanks fur being my pal
Arrrooo! Heer I yam my lub-bug! Ma has bin furry sick sew I aint bin onna puter much. Ma gots brownkitis and stress-indootzed azma. I yam trying ta be good sew I doan stress her no moor den she is. Bah ha ha.
Hi Dallas, what a handsome guy you are. Just stopping by the page to add some pawprints.
thanks for saying you would be my friend
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I have read some of the posts on here and god damn it is more depressing than my life almsot :D
So I made this little funky rock tune for you guys if you don't like then I dunno anymore! lol
Are we even doing jams anymore like FO real wtf man??? Maybeee we need a depression forums blues jam hehe


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Lowongan Kerja BI – Bank Indonesia
Lowongan Kerja BI
About Bank Indonesia
Bank Indonesia – BI is the central bank of Indonesia. Bank Indonesia is currently being governed by Darmin Nasution, former interim governor. The last governor before the interim phase, Boediono, resigned due to his vice presidential candidacy in the Indonesian presidential election. Darmin Nasutionwas sworn in by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on September, 1 2010.
- Bank Indonesia was founded on 1 July 1953 from the nationalization of De Javasche Bank, a Dutch bank dating from colonial times.
- For the next 15 years, the Bank of Indonesia carried on commercial activities as well as acting as the nation's bank.
- This came to an end with the Law No.13/1968 on the Central Bank, which was subsequently replaced by Law No.23/1999, freeing the bank from government interference.
- Thereafter, the bank reported to the parliament (People's Representative Council) instead of the president, and the bank's governor was no longer a member of the cabinet.
BI Mission
- To achieve and maintain rupiah stability by maintaining monetary stability and by promoting financial system stability for Indonesia's long term sustainable development.
BI Vision
- To be recognized, domestically and internationally, as a credible central bank through the strength of our values and achievement of low, stable rates of inflation.
Strategic Values
- Competency – Integrity – Transparency – Accountability – Cohesiveness
Strategic Objectives
To realize its Mission, Vision and Strategic Values, Bank Indonesia has stipulated the following medium-long term strategic objectives :
- Maintain Monetary Stability
- Maintain Financial System Stability
- Maintained a sound and accountable BI internal finance
- Enhance the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Monetary Management
- Maintain FSS through (i) effective bank regulation and supervision, financial sector surveillance, and crisis management, and (ii) promote banking intermediation
- Maintain a secure, reliable and efficient payment system
- Improve organizational capability, HR, and information system
- Strengthen institution by implementation of good governance, effective communication and legal framework
- Optimize completion and benefits of BI's Initiatives
Company Contact
Contact Bank IndonesiaBank Indonesia's mailing address :
Public Relation Bank Indonesia
Jl. MH. Thamrin 2 Jakarta 10350 Indonesia
Email : email@example.com
Jobs Available
Bank Indonesia open up the opportunity for the nation's best experts for the position :
- Kasir Yunior
- Asisten Kasir
Jobs Description
Kasir Yunior
- Male (minimum height of 160 cm)
- Minimum education of Bachelor Degree (S1) from all majors.
- Minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.75 (on a 4-point scale).
- Maximum age 24 – 28 years old.
- Computer literate.
- Preferably have experience as teller bank or related position at least 1 year.
Asisten Kasir
- Male (minimum height of 160 cm)
- Minimum education of Associate Degree (D3) from all majors.
- Minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.50 (on a 4-point scale).
- Maximum age 20 – 24 years old.
- Strong interest on routine and physical jobs.
General Requirements
- Preferably local people, except placement Jakarta.
- does not have a vision impairment.
- Not color blind/does not have a vision impairment.
- Not currently undergoing bond/willing to released a bond with other agencies.
- do not have a wife or brothers who work as employees or prospective employees of BI
Placement Area
Kasir Yunior
- Jakarta
- Wilayah I : Makassar, Manado, Ambon, Jayapura, Palu, Kendari, Ternate, Manokwari.
- Wilayah II : Balikpapan, Pontianak, Palangkaraya, Samarinda
- Wilayah III : Denpasar, Kupang
- Wilayah IV : Surabaya, Malang, Jember, Kediri
- Wilayah V : Semarang, Yogyakarta, Purwokerto, Tegal
- Wilayah VI : Bandung, Tasikmalaya
- Wilayah VII : Palembang, Bengkulu, Pangkal Pinang
- WIlayah VIII : Padang, Pekanbaru, Batam, Jambi
- Wilayah IX : Medan, Banda Aceh, Lhokseumawe, Sibolga, Pematangsiantar
Asisten Kasir
- Jakarta
- Wilayah I : Manado, Ambon, Jayapura, Palu, Ternate, Manokwari
- Wilayah II : Banjarmasin, Balikpapan, Pontianak, Palangkaraya, Samarinda
- Wilayah III : Denpasar
- Wilayah IV : Surabaya, Malang, Jember, Kediri
- Wilayah V : Semarang, Yogyakarta, Purwokerto, Tegal
- Wilayah VI : Bandung, Cirebon, Tasikmalaya
- Wilayah VII : Palembang, Bandar Lampung, Bengkulu, Pangkal Pinang
- WIlayah VIII : Padang, Pekanbaru, Batam, Jambi
- Wilayah IX : Banda Aceh, Pematangsiantar
Sites Reference
- www.bi.go.id
Submit Application
Please submit your application by online through :
- Application at : 15 – 22 August 2014.
- All applications are appreciated and will be treated confidentially.
- Only qualified, short-listed applicants will be invited for furthers process.
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