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AWF & IWF high-ranking officials made an official visit to the sports facilities and equipments of Tianjing
Dr.Tamas Ajan IWF President , Mr.Ma Wenguang IWF General Secretary &Mr.Ali Moradi AWF General Secretary took a trip to Tianjing to visit and inspect the sports facilities and equipments of the weightlifting competitions of the East Asian Games that
would be held on 6-15 Oct 2013 in Tianjing , China and the athletes of countries such as Guam , DPR Korea , Hong Kong ,Japan , South Korea Macao , Mongolia , China , Chinese Taipei will partake in the above-mentioned Games . It is worth pointing out that the organizers have already included weightlifting in the East Asian Games.
It is to mentioned that the previous East Asian Games held in 2009 in Hong Kong. Since 13 out of 15 gold medals for 2012 London Olympic Games in Weightlifting competitions were allocated to the Asian lifters and as 8 out of 13 distributed medals won by the Chinese athletes ( 5 gold medals ) and weightlifters from DPR Korea ( 3 gold medals ) . As a result it could be said that , this year the weightlifting competitions of East Asian Games turn into a competition place for the famous Olympic and World Champions and their rivals to show their ability and power to all of spectators and observers .

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Saying Goodbye is Never Easy
By Joanne McDowell
I read once that the loss of a pet is harder than losing a relative. The article went on to say that we love our relatives from afar but do not have them at our side daily, which is why the loss of a pet is so difficult.
It was 1995 and there was no shelter in Sandusky County. Our humane agent, Gil Fonseca, brought us a litter of four of the smelliest kittens I had ever seen! They had holes in their necks, which prompted a visit to the FAH. The holes were blowflies that had tunneled into their small bodies. I shall never forget the horror of that visit; I have never again seen such a thing, for which I am thankful. The four smelly black kittens improved and eventually we found homes for all but one


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text: Manny Machado is one of the best rising stars there is in Major League Baseball along with Bryce Harper, Mike Trout, and Jose Fernandez just to name a few. On Monday afternoon, the Baltimore Orioles postseason hopes came to an end by the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field and they lost Machado in the process. In one of the scariest moments of the season, Machado was carted off the field after he suffered what appeared to be a serious injury to his left knee. Machado was running out a ground ball when he stepped on the side of the first base bag and had his knee buckle. He was in immediate pain and remained on the ground for awhile before being carted off the field. We should know more about his status after he undergoes an MRI on Tuesday, but it's safe to say that this is the last we'll see of him this year. At this point, the hope is that the injury will not impact him in 2014. Machado is batting .282 with 14 home runs and 71 RBI this season and has become one of the top third baseman in the game.


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Metastatic cancer refers to any form of cancer that has spread from its original point of development to other parts of the body. Cancers can spread through the lymph nodes or through the blood stream, and the same is true for mesothelioma.
Doctors know that some cancers are predictable as far as the organs to which they will metastasize. In some instances, this predictability can guide doctors and help keep an eye on certain parts of the body that are susceptible to tumors.
Because mesothelioma is not generally diagnosed until its later stages (usually stage III or stage IV), metastatic disease is common at the time of diagnosis. Mesothelioma metastasis, however, can also occur as the disease continues to progress.
Mesothelioma is known as a particularly aggressive cancer with a range of development rates. Although the genetic changes that lead to the disease's initial development can take decades, the cancer grows quickly and spreads to other parts of the body within a matter of months. What makes it so aggressive, and how does this affect life expectancy?
The cancer's aggression is partly a result of its location. It almost always develops in the chest cavity or the abdominal cavity, where it readily affects vital organs like the lungs and heart.
Certain types of tumor cells are also particularly dangerous and can spread more efficiently. These factors can lead to short survival times of a year or less, but proper treatment can help prolong life span.
Unlike many other cancers, mesothelioma progression does not generally impact the bones or brain, but normally affects the organs around the lungs on the side of the body in which the original tumor was found. This is known in the medical field as a "local spread."
It is also theorized that mesothelioma may actually travel more quickly than other types of cancer. This is because the disease is most often located in or near the lungs, which transfer oxygen throughout the body. Therefore, cancer cells may be able to enter the bloodstream and circulate through the body.
Cancer progression can sometimes be detected through diagnostic imaging tests, which include MRIs or CT scans. Doctors usually suspect that a cancer has spread when a patient complains of symptoms that are not generally associated with asbestos cancer. At that time, tests or biopsies will be performed.
Angiogenesis is the process of new blood vessels forming in a body, and it how cancerous tumors spread. Without angiogenesis, tumors cannot spread from a point of origin to other parts of the body.
In layman's terms, new blood vessels form when cancerous cells release molecules that reach nearby normal tissue. This process activates genes that make proteins, which encourage new blood vessel growth.
Some researchers believe the complex angiogenesis process may be a key to slowing or halting the spread of cancer. They are studying what promotes and inhibits angiogenesis. In addition, a number of anti-angiogenic medications that are in clinical development.
Drugs being evaluated for mesothelioma metastasis include semaxanib (SU5416), thalidomide and tetrathiomolybdate. In clinical trials, the three medications demonstrate an ability to help stabilize the disease and increase survival.
Doctors use a staging system to help gauge the development of pleural cancer. The disease is the least developed at stage I, when the cancer is localized to its origin site. At this stage, the cancer may be treated with potentially curative measures such as surgery, chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy.
Patients diagnosed at this stage have the best prognosis, living a median of two to three years.
By stage IV, the cancer has metastasized, and tumors have developed in distant areas of the body. This is the most difficult to treat because the cancer is so widespread. At this stage of development, treatment is limited to palliative, symptom-controlling care. This leads to a life expectancy of less than a year.
The site of the cancer affects how quickly it initially develops, as well as how fast it spreads.
Overall, mesothelioma has a latency period of 20 to 50 years, meaning it can take two to five decades for damaged cells to become cancerous. But this latency period varies slightly based on where the cancer develops. Pleural is the most common type and has a typical latency period of 30 to 50 years. The next most frequent type, peritoneal, only takes about 20 to 30 years to appear.
After initial tumor growth, location can help predict further development rates. Pericardial cancer is considered the most aggressive. The tumor grows in such close proximity to the heart and causes immediate complications, leading to a mean survival time of five to eight months after diagnosis. Other types develop almost as quickly.
Fast Fact: In addition to location and histological type of tumor, life expectancy may be affected by patient factors such as age and overall health, as well as available treatment options in each specific case. Life span is also affected by the cancer's stage of development.
Once the cancer manifests, it continues to develop by growing larger and spreading to other areas of the body, a process called metastasis. The rate of metastasis depends in part on the cellular makeup of the tumor. Tumors with an epithelial makeup have a uniform, ordered structure and must spread via lymph nodes. These tumors are typically less aggressive and spread more slowly, adding time to life expectancy.
Sarcomatoid and biphasic mesothelioma, on the other hand, are more randomized and complex. These types of cells can spread through the blood, a speedier process than lymph node involvement. So, these tumors spread to other areas of the body more quickly, minimizing treatment options and reducing expected life span.
Some studies indicate that pleural mesothelioma plays a role in the spreading of cancer to areas of the body where the disease is not often found. One of those areas is in or near the brain.
Although not as common as localized metastases, mesothelioma brain metastases have been reported in medical literature. Malignant mesothelioma does not typically spread to the brain, bones or adrenal glands, so patients should not be highly concerned about brain metastases.
However, there are cases where cancer spreads from the lung lining to the brain. A case report from Wisconsin in 2003 concluded that specialists should consider the central nervous system "as a possible site for distant spread of malignant mesothelioma." That was reached after a 65-year-old patient with pleural cancer was also found to have a cancer mass in his brain.
An earlier case report, that of a 58-year-old Japanese woman in 1989, revealed that her pleural cancer did not respond to traditional treatment, including chemotherapy. After her chemotherapy was halted, she developed a mass behind her right eye. X-rays showed the mass in addition to increased size of her pleural tumor.
In the cases that have been reported, the mesothelioma diagnosis was typically given in a late stage of development. Once the cancer has spread to distant parts of the body, treatment options tend to be palliative in nature (which aims to relieve symptoms and provide comfort rather than cure the disease).
Bone metastases in cancer patients can cause a variety of problems, and they are also difficult to detect. Few mesothelioma patients are shown to have metastases in their bones. In fact, there is no agreement in the medical community about how often mesothelioma patients develop this condition.
Patients who do develop it suffer bone pain, fractures or spinal cord compression. Doctors test for the spread of cancer to the bones with a bone marrow biopsy or a bone marrow aspiration.
If mesothelioma bone metastasis is suspected in a patient, doctors can run a number of tests to form an accurate diagnosis. Testing starts with a blood or urine sample, which may show abnormalities. For example, a high level of calcium in a blood sample may indicate this condition.
Little is known about its effects on prognosis, but a timely diagnosis and proper treatment can help extend life span.
Once mesothelioma has metastasized, treatment of the disease will probably change from its original course. The oncologist will need to address the cancer that has spread to other parts of the body and may recommend different therapies. In some cases, both chemotherapy for mesothelioma and radiation may be suggested. However, once the cancer has spread, doctors can usually only offer palliative treatments to ease the pain and improve the quality of life for the patient.
An oncologist with experience in treating this aggressive asbestos-related disease will be able to recommend the best course of treatment for both the original disease and the metastases.
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ADP Non-Farm Employment Rises Slightly in Only 2 of Last 6 Months
Since January 2010, the US Job Market has been on a big roller coaster ride. Although not shown on this chart, June netted 175,000 jobs and continues on the up ramp, for now.
We moved from jobs lost in Jan-Feb 2010 to a high of 225,000 jobs added May 2010, and then saw jobs plummet back down to less than 100,000 jobs added for 3 consecutive months during the summer months of 2010.
Through the rest of 2010 and into 2011, we saw a rising trend peaking at 300,000 jobs added in February 2012, only to see them fall back to a low of 75,000 in August 2012. We recovered nicely for the balance of 2012, only to see us back into a downward spiral in 2013 still reporting positive job growth, but at much lower numbers.
If you take a look at this chart visually, you can probably see a minimum level of 75,000 net jobs and a maximum of 300,000 jobs. Over the last 3 1/2 years, we have averaged around 180,000 net jobs added per month. Most experts believe that the economy requires a minimum of 250,000 net jobs added each month to achieve a 3-4% GDP growth rate.
However, the problem is not just with job creation. The 30% negative impact on growth should bring GDP growth down to 2-3%, but we have been fluctuating between 1-2% growth. Where is the other 1% drop? First, let's take a look at the Labor Participation Rate.
For 2 years, the Labor Participation Rate has been in a free fall, dropping a full 1% over the period. How can we accumulate net jobs added every month for 3 1/2 years and still have a falling Labor Participation Rate over the recovery period? We believe the main reason is due to many people coming back into the labor force after taking part-time jobs. However, we are concerned about real personal income levels which have been falling dramatically.
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76ers General Manager Sam Hinkie entered this season with a very specific plan on where he wanted to take the franchise and so far, he has done a phenomenal job.
He'll never admit it, nor will the word 'tanking' ever come out of his mouth, but Hinkie wanted the 2013-14 Sixers to be bad.
Historically bad.
Which they are.
The plan was to bottom-out, stock up on draft picks and build from the ground up. As the regular season moves inside its final 10 games and teams are jockeying for position, both in the playoffs and the Draft Lottery, the Sixers currently are in line for a ridiculous seven draft picks.


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Metabolife with ephedra (marketed under the name Metabolife 356) was for many years one of the highest selling weight loss supplements around the world. It was popular because it produced significant results in individuals looking to burn fat by increasing metabolism. It was sold legally as an over-the-counter supplement without the need for a prescription. However, because of side effects reported with unregulated use of ephedra, original Metabolife 356 was removed from supplement store shelves in 2004. It is now sold in a format without ephedra, but individuals who want to achieve the same results as were seen with Metabolife 356 with ephedra will often take it with Ephedrine HCL – a legal and safe form of ephedra alkaloid that causes the same weight loss results.
What is Metabolife With Ephedra?
Metabolife 356 with ephedra was launched in the 1990s by a San Franciso-based company. It quickly became one of the hottest weight loss supplements as more and more individuals began learning of ephedra weight loss results. However, in 2004 the product was banned by the FDA after a number of adverse side effects were linked to ephedra over-usage.
Now, the company markets a line of Metabolife products that come sans-Ephedra. These include Metabolife Ultra, Metabolife Caffeine Free, Metabolife Green Tea, and the AquaSlim product. The supplements are typically purchased as part of a monthly plan that can cost upwards of $50 per month. However, there have been no clinical studies to prove the effectiveness of this new line of products in helping individuals shed those unwanted pounds of fat, unlike Metabolife with ephedra.
Instead, most former Metabolife Ephedra users have now switched to taking pure Ephedrine HCL to help them burn fat and stay slim. Ephedrine Hydrochloride is the active ingredient in Ephedra that causes weight loss results. Because it is regulated and produced in safe doses, it is perfectly legal to obtain under the FDA regulations. However, most people choose to buy Ephedrine HCL online from Canada because in Canada it can be purchased without having to provide your name or any other documentation.
Reviews of ephedrine for weight loss are highly positive and the use of ephedrine hydrochloride for burning calories and increasing the metabolism is supported by much academic research. According to the Journal of the American Medical Associated, ephedrine when properly consumed can cause a moderate to significant increase in fat burning. This study which was commissioned by the United States Department of Health and Human Services included 44 double-blind clinical trials from around the USA. The results conclusively showed that ephedrine HCL consumed in 8 mg doses three times per say is safe and will lead to an additional 1.3 pounds per month in average weight loss. If used with caffeine in an ECA stack or EC stack, ephedrine can cause as much as 2.2 pounds of additional weight loss, or up to 26 pounds in a year.
Whether or not you decide to use Metabolife 356 to assist your ephedrine diet plan, ephedrine HCL on its own can allow you to burn significant amounts of weight. Ephedrine and caffeine are also available at much cheaper prices than as part of a brand-name supplement like original Metabolife of Lipodrene which both contain additional ingredients that are not proven as effective for weight loss, but are effective at driving the prices of these products up. Instead, Ephedrine HCl can be purchased for less than $10 for a 50 tablet bottle. It is evident that over time, individuals who use ephedrine for weight loss can increase their metabolism and improve the shape and fitness level of their body.
- Effects of a weight-loss aid in healthy overweight adults: double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial
- Astrup A, et al. Thermogenic synergism between ephedrine and caffeine in healthy volunteers: a double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Metabolism. (1991)
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Standard Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
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Motel with a complimentary breakfast, in Cherokee (Oconaluftee Visitor Center Great Smoky)
This motel is located in Cherokee (Oconaluftee Visitor Center Great Smoky), close to Oconaluftee Islands Park, Eastern Cherokee Agency, and Cherokee Bear Zoo. Also nearby are Cherokee Welcome Center and Unto These Hills Outdoor Drama.
Property Features
Econo Lodge provides complimentary wireless Internet access, free self parking, a 24-hour front desk, and a fireplace in the lobby.
Room Amenities
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access and air conditioning, guestrooms feature coffee/tea makers along with hair dryers and phones.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Cherokee motel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, a fireplace in the lobby, and a television in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 45
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Fireplace in lobby
- Number of floors - 2
- Free self parking
- Free breakfast
- Free Wi-Fi
- Television in lobby
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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Free self parking
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- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Television
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
The fine print for Econo Lodge
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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From Trash to Treasure: Bloggers' Best Furniture Makeovers
With just an ounce of creativity and a bit of elbow grease, you can re-do dressers, bookshelves, curios, and more. These seven bloggers show you how with their favorite furniture makeover projects.
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Gender Issues. An institution shall demonstrate that, in the
area of intercollegiate athletics, it is committed to fair and
equitable treatment of both men and women. It shall have
available adequate information for assessing its current progress
in this area and an institutional plan for assessing it in the
future. The plan shall provide for accommodating the evolving
standards of the Association in the area of gender equity.
Minority Issues. An institution shall demonstrate that, in the
area of intercollegiate athletics, it is committed to providing
equitable opportunities for minority students and institutional
personnel. It shall have available adequate information for
assessing its current progress in this area and an institutional
plan for addressing it in the future. The plan shall provide for
accommodating the evolving standards of the Association in the
area of minority issues.
"Aid Recipients" means the student athletes receiving financial aid
(scholarships) on the basis of athletic ability in intercollegiate
"Gender Equity" means, for student athletes, (1) access to the same
quantity of athletic participation opportunities as are substantially
proportional to the percentage of females to males in the
undergraduate student population, and (2) access to athletic resources
of comparable quality, regardless of gender.
"Intercollegiate Sports" includes men's and women's basketball,
tennis, rodeo, indoor and outdoor track and cross country, men's
football, and women's volleyball, golf, and alpine and nordic skiing.
"Minority Equity" means, for student athletes, access to comparable
athletic resources and support regardless of status as a member of a
minority group as defined by Executive Order 11246.
"Participants" means the student athletes on a team on the first day
of competition. As the Department of Education clarifies its
reporting requirements under the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act,
this definition will be adjusted as necessary to conform to the
federal definition.
"Substantial proportionality" means having the percentage of women and
men participating in intercollegiate athletics, as determined by a
running average of participants over time, with no consistent
deviations, within 5 percent of the enrollment of women and
men in the undergraduate student body, based on the average percent
enrollment of male and female undergraduate students.
"Title IX Compliance" means accommodating the athletic interests and
abilities of both men and women to the extent necessary to provide
equal athletic opportunity as determined by one of the following: (Part 1)
whether opportunities to participate in intercollegiate
athletics are provided in numbers substantially proportionate to
respective enrollments of male and female students in the
undergraduate population, or (Part 2) whether the institution can show
a history and continuing practice of program expansion which is
demonstrably responsive to the developing interests and abilities of
the sex under-represented among intercollegiate athletes, or (Part 3)
whether the institution can demonstrate that the interests and
abilities of the members of the sex under-represented in
intercollegiate athletics have been fully and effectively accommodated
by the present athletics program.
"Undergraduate Student Body/Undergraduate Enrollment" means the number
of full time students pursuing a baccalaureate degree from Montana
State University-Bozeman including students working on a second
bachelor's degree but excluding individuals enrolled as non-degree
graduate students.
In July 1993, the University merged the Department of Women's
Athletics and the Department of Men's Athletics into a combined
Department of Athletics. Since then, the University has made
significant strides toward gender equity in its intercollegiate
athletic programs, including:
Figure 1: Full Time Undergraduate Enrollment by Sex, Fall 1992 - Fall
# % # %
Fall 1991 8152 4552 55.8 3600 44.2
Spring 1992 7965 4486 56.3 3479 43.7
Fall 1992 8529 4852 56.9 3677 43.1
Spring 1993 8058 4563 56.6 3495 43.4
Fall 1993 8678 4856 56.0 3822 44.0
Spring 1994 8082 4547 56.3 3535 43.7
Fall 1994 8672 4834 55.7 3838 44.3
Spring 1995 8046 4506 56.0 3540 44.0
Fall 1995 8936 5025 56.2 3911 43.8
Figure 2: Participation of Women and Men in Intercollegiate Sports
Academic Years 1992-1995
Squad* Comp* Squad Comp Squad Comp Squad Comp
Women's Sports
Basketball 15 12 16 12 14 12 14 13
Golf -- -- -- -- 8 8 7 8
Rodeo 6 6 10 10 7 7 9 9
Skiing -- -- -- -- 13 7 12 12
Track/XC 46 44 65 52 71 55 69 58
Tennis 9 7 9 7 12 12 12 10
Volleyball 13 12 15 11 18 16 15 12
Subtotal 89 81 115 92 143 117 138 122
Men's Sports
Basketball 11 11 11 11 12 12 13 10
Football 93 60 100 62 104 58 91 64
Rodeo 11 9 14 14 24 24 21 21
Track/XC 167 102 177 114 187 113 118 99
Tennis 9 8 10 10 17 10 12 11
Subtotal 291 190 312 211 344 217 255 205
Total 380 271 427 303 487 334 393 237
Percent Women 23.4% 29.9% 26.9% 30.4% 29.4% 35.0% 35.1% 37.3%
Difference* 20.6% 14.1% 16.5% 12.9% 14.5% 8.9% 9.1% 6.9%
*Squad means the number of participants on the first day of competition.
*Comps means the number of competitors who competed in an event or contest.
*Difference means the percent of women's participation subtracted from their
actual percentage enrollment.
Figure 3: NCAA Scholarship Limits vs. Actual Scholarship Equivalencies Awarded
Max* 94-95 Max 94-95
Football 63.0 57.0 --- ---
Basketball 13.0 13.0 15.0 14.0
Volleyball --- --- 12.0 12.0
Tennis 4.4 4.4 8.0 4.0
XC/Track 12.6 12.5 18.0* 13.8
Golf --- --- 6.0 3.8
Skiing --- --- 7.0 3.5
Rodeo 5.4** 5.4 3.0** 2.0
Difference 6.1 15.9
* Includes proposed 2.0 equivalencies to be added to
women's cross country/track.
** Maximum established by athletic administration.
NCAA/MSU maximum equivalencies 167.4
Current total equivalencies awarded 145.4
Difference 22.0
Current equiv for men/max for women 161.5
Current total equivalences awarded 145.4
Difference 15.9
As the foregoing statistics illustrate, the University has a
continuing practice of expanding athletic participation opportunities
for women by increasing the number of sports offered and the number of
participation opportunities. The Task Force believes that the
University has met Part 2 of the three part test of Title IX
compliance in athletics. The next challenge is to achieve substantial
proportionality of athletic opportunities by (1) ensuring that the quality
of participation opportunities is equal for men and women and (2)
assessing the feasibility of modifying existing sports offerings and
making appropriate changes.
Therefore, this Plan establishes specific goals and objectives, to be
implemented from FY96 through FY99, that will ensure that similar
sports programs are treated equally and student athletes receive equal
access to resources, regardless of gender. It recognizes that the
University may need to modify its sports offerings in order to achieve
substantial proportionality and recommends procedures for reviewing
intercollegiate sports offerings. It also makes provisions for the
ongoing assessment of gender equity and for accommodating the
evolving standards of the NCAA in this area.
Gender Equity Goals
To promote gender equity, MSU-Bozeman will:
Each coach has the ultimate goal of winning the conference
championship and/or qualifying the team for the NCAA or
other national competitions. Coaches will be required to
develop, for their sport, a set of clearly defined annual
and long range goals which specify optimal squad size,
recruiting expectations, and competitive goals and take into
account existing resource constraints.
Optimal squad size will be based on the following factors:
(a) the number of competitors and diversity of talent
necessary to win the conference championship and/or qualify
the team for the NCAA national competitions(b) the
capability of the coaching staff to provide quality
instruction and properly manage safety, average conference
and national squad sizes and coach-athlete ratios,
recruitment area, and special recruitment challenges.
Equity in athletic aid will be based on fully funding
scholarship equivalencies for all sports to the NCAA
maximums. Bringing existing women's programs to maximum
equivalencies will require the addition of approximately 16 scholarship
equivalencies. This objective will be phased in over five
years, beginning in FY97, and will require an estimated
cumulative total of $500,000, based estimated average of
FY97 costs for tuition, fees, books, room and board.
Recruitment budgets will reflect the resources needed to
attract the quality and quantity of students needed to
position women's teams to be able to compete successfully in
their conferences.
2. Fully integrating equipment management functions.
3. Developing a salary administration plan for coaches.
4. Continuing efforts to recruit and hire qualified women coaches.
The athletic administration will explore strategies such as
including an "MSU Women's Sports Minute" on Cat Chat,
reinstating weekly press conferences, providing additional
coverage for women's Fall sports, and exploring media
interest in broadcasting women's basketball away games.
2. Developing and implementing plans to increase attendance at
women's games.
The athletic administration will develop strategies to
increase attendance at women's games and contests such as
adding a "family all-sports" pass to booster packages and
developing targeted marketing strategies.
2. Developing criteria for evaluating sports offerings and review
current sports for continuance and new sports for addition
according to those criteria.
Criteria might include: spectator interest, availability of
qualified coaches, availability and proximity of
intercollegiate competition, costs, availability and
condition of practice and competition facilities, impact on
other programs, capacity to generate external support, and
ability to compete successfully given existing resource
3. Establishing participation baseline information at AY96 levels and
annually reporting changes in participation and scholarship
equivalencies measured against this baseline.
1996 baseline data are included in this Plan as Figure 7.
Coaches will provide the athletic administration with
accurate lists of participants on the first day of
competition. These figures will be reported annually to the
Athletics Committee.
4. Ensuring that decisions to modify the University's sports
offerings are the product of broad-based discussions with
the University's sports constituencies.
Intercollegiate athletics has many constituencies including
the Athletics Committee, Booster organizations, student
government, alumni, and the University administration which
must provide input to any decision to modify the
University's current sports offerings.
The purpose of this Plan is to ensure that the University is in
substantial conformity with the operating principle of the NCAA
regarding equitable opportunities for minority student athletes and
athletics staff. To understand where the institution faces challenges
in the area of minority equity, the Task Force reviewed the NCAA
self-study, interviewed current and past student athletes and coaches,
and also studied population, enrollment and graduation statistics.
Figures 5 and 6 show some of the results of this study and reveal
important facts regarding minority students on campus and in the
athletic department:
The Task Force recognizes that Black students in the Department of
Athletics are the most publicized minority on campus and often carry
a disproportionate responsibility for how minorities, in general are
perceived. The Task Force also recognizes that adjustment to the
campus and community is often difficult for minority students. These
facts mean that the Department of Athletics must take the lead in
helping minority student athletes adjust to the University environment
and Montana culture.
The Department of Athletics takes its responsibilities in this regard
seriously. Among the activities undertaken to ensure that
opportunities for minority students and staff are equitable are:
Figure 5: Population and Enrollment of Ethnic Minorities
Montana Census MSU-Bozeman MSU Athletic
Estimates, Undergraduates, Participants,
July 1992 Fall 1995 Fall 1995
# % # % # %
Asian 4,529 0.55 70 0.85 3 0.73
Black 2,217 0.27 30 0.36 24 5.84
Hispanic 13,372 1.63 98 1.18 7 1.70
Native American 47,947 5.83 189 2.28 6 1.46
White 754,282 91.72 7,876 95.31 371 90.27
Total 822,347 8,263 411
Black Asian Hispc NatAm White Black Asian Hispc NatAm White
Football 20 1 0 0 65 -- -- -- -- --
Basketball 4 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 11
Volleyball -- -- -- -- -- 0 0 0 0 16
Tennis 0 1 0 0 11 0 1 0 0 10
XC/Track 0 0 3 3 120 0 0 4 0 71
Golf -- -- -- -- -- 0 0 0 0 9
Skiing -- -- -- -- -- 0 0 0 0 22
Rodeo 0 0 0 2 16 0 0 0 1 12
Total 24 2 3 5 220 0 1 4 1 151
% of Total 9.5% 0.8% 1.2% 2.0% 86.5% 0.0% 0.6% 3.0% 0.6% 96.4%
Total Male Athletes = 253 Total Female Athletes = 157
Male Minority Population = 33 (13.1%) Female Minority Population = 6 (4.0%)
2. Conducting exit interviews with all student athletes to identify
problems related to intercollegiate athletics.
3. Studying graduation and retention rates for minority student
athletes and comparing these to white student athletes and
the student population in general.
A similar task force met during AY94 and advised the
Director of Athletics on problems encountered by student
athletes in adjusting to the campus and community. Problem
identified included racism and intolerance, alcohol abuse,
and violence in domestic relationships. The Task Force
recommended policy changes and sponsored
"administrator-free" conversations between task force
members and student athletes. This objective calls for the
establishment of a similar task force to meet on a regular
2. Clearly delineating, for all parties, the expectations that the
University has of its student athletes and that student
athletes have of the University.
There is a great deal of misunderstanding about what
intercollegiate athletics means to the institution and to
those who participate in it. The University recruits, and
in most cases, provides financial assistance for student
athletes in order to be competitive in the Big Sky
Conference and to garner public and booster support for the
institution as a whole. Student athletes compete in
intercollegiate athletics for the institution in order to
continue to play their chosen sports and to gain college
educations. This objective calls upon coaches, athletic
administrators, student athletes, University administrators,
and the campus community to discuss more openly their mutual
2. Ensuring that salaries for minority coaches are competitive.
3. Increasing efforts to recruit African-American student athletes
in track, volleyball, and women's basketball, and Native
American student athletes in track and rodeo.
Coaches must recruit out-of-state minority athletes in order
to be competitive in the Big Sky Conference; the difficulty
of this task should be more widely recognized. All coaches
should develop plans for recruiting student athletes from
minority populations.
4. Maintaining current residence living policies which allow student
athletes to live off-campus after their freshman year.
5. Improving academic support programs for student athletes.
The academic coordinator effort should be increased to 1.0
FTE; the possibility of establishing two part-time
positions should be explored as should developing a
mentoring program within the various colleges.
6. Ensuring that coaches, athletic administrators, and student
athletes are aware of University resources, available to
them, especially in financial aid, student services, and
disabled student services.
Figure 7 establishes the baseline participation based on estimates of
and scholarship equivalency statistics for AY95.
Figure 7: Participation in Intercollegiate Athletics
Participants Equivalencies
Women's Sports
Basketball 14.0 14.0
Golf 7.0 3.8
Rodeo 9.0 2.0
Skiing 12.0 3.2
Track/XC 69.0 13.8
Tennis 12.0 4.0
Volleyball 15.0 12.0
Subtotal 138.0 52.8
Men's Sports
Basketball 13.0 13.0
Football 91.0 57.0
Rodeo 21.0 5.4
Track/XC 118.0 12.5
Tennis 12.0 4.0
Subtotal 393.0 92.3
Percent women's participation - 35.1%
Percent women's equivalencies - 36.5%
Percent men's participation - 64.9%
Percent men's equivalencies - 63.5%


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On June 24, 2004 at approximately 11:20 AM , the Senate took the last legislative vote on S.2367 and sent it to Governor Romney`s desk for his consideration. Representing the greatest set of firearm law reforms since the passage of the Commonwealth`s worst in the nation gun laws, S.2367 is a breath of fresh air for law abiding gun owners. Governor Romney is expected to sign the bill into law later this week.
While not perfect by any means, this bill represents a step forward for gun owners in Massachusetts. The bill was passed in the Senate by a vote of 36 - 1 in favor and the House passed it with no amendments or debate on a "voice" vote. This represented by far the broadest support a reform bill has ever seen in the Massachusetts State House. Only one legislator in the entire building voiced opposition to the bill.
S.2367 does the following:
Despite the efforts of some (including The Boston Globe) to spin this bill as an extension of or creation of a new "Assault Weapons" ban, the bill makes no net changes to the Commonwealth`s laws regarding those types of firearms. The three sections referencing them merely dealt with re-affirming the definitions of what an "Assault Weapon" could be.
Here are just some of the points that the media (including The Boston Globe) got wrong.
Myth: Some headlines claimed that the legislature voted to expand the ban on the sale of the same 19 guns that the federal government has banned.
Fact: The guns are already banned in Massachusetts . The legislature only voted to clarify the definition of so-called "assault weapons," but made no changes to the number of guns included.
Myth: The gun ban was extended.
Fact: Our state`s gun ban was not due to disappear, nor will it become invalid if the federal ban sunsets in September.
Myth: The legislature somehow "won over" gun-rights supporters by including reforms.
Fact: NRA and Gun owners` Action League (GOAL) had made it very clear to the legislature that we would not give up any ground. NRA and GOAL supported this bill because it did not ban any guns, and because it made much-needed reforms.
Myth: Those legislators that wanted to expand the semi-auto gun ban claimed that they "spearheaded" S.2367.
Fact: Credit should be given to Senator Stephen Brewer (D- Barre) and Senator Richard T. Moore (D - Uxbridge) for the reform language.
Myth: The Massachusetts House approved a new version of the ban that would decouple the state definitions from the federal ones.
Fact: The bill merely takes the existing state references to federal law, and fixes the language to a point in time in 1994. Because that is the federal language is currently in effect, the net effect on Massachusetts gun owners is zero. No new gun bans are banned. Keep in mind that the state language in effect before this bill was NEVER set to expire.
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Yep. The TV is specific to the erm — erm — a day care centre. It's inside.
So the antenna is — ?
Everything's inside the building — basic — we could — because it — because of it — because the Kuwaitis realised that — they know that we're improving — they move things like that inside places like day care centres and old people's homes. That's — that's a restricted building. Specific piece of equipment. It's inside something we can't get at with a cruising missile. And there's a change — a change in the American public — it's — it's no longer a video game. And in the last war we fought — millions of us were watching this television and going Oh that's kinda fun. We're having a good time. And it was kinda exciting. Until something tragic happens — and that's one part — and it changes our lives forever. And our weapons get better every time, until the next time.
And the next time could be tomorrow?
And we know where the people are that we want to take out?
Yeah. What we — what we look like we will do — it's brilliant — it's — we'll bomb 'em. We can take out a building, and leave the next one to it standing, even the lights stay on. And we know pretty much where they are. The people we're talkin' to. Brilliant. So we bomb 'em. And then we give 'em a call. And they say Not yet. And we say OK. What d'ya wanna do? And we bomb 'em again and we ask Had enough? And they say Not yet. So we bomb 'em again. It's amazing.
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So there it is folks. Remember, you heard it first on Fox. And we're not afraid to tell the world who's side we're on. Balanced, objective. We report and you decide.
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You could certainly make an argument that the Texas Rangers made a statement to the AL West leaders and favorite Los Angeles Angels last night.
And that statement would be "We're not going away."
It looked like a typical Rangers heart breaker when closer Frank Francisco gave up a game-tying three run homer in the top of the ninth, after another strong effort from ace Kevin Millwood.
"Oh no," Ranger fans collectively thought. "Not again."
But the Rangers, as they have so many times in the last two seasons, came back in dramatic fashion, and won on a walk-off game winning bomb from Hank Blalock in the bottom of the ninth.
Usually this time of year is when the Rangers start to melt in the Texas heat, and the sports fans of North Texas turn their attention elsewhere, mainly to Valley Ranch and the Cowboys.
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The location of Hotel Dvorak is good, although the locations of most of the major hotels in Cesky Krumlov are good (it's not that big a town). The service was fairly indifferent (we were basically ignored the whole time), and our room--despite requesting a queen or king size bed--had only two small beds (which we eventually pushed together). The included breakfast is pretty basic stuff.
I highly recommend staying at this location, as its central to the the action. We stayed at the Dvorak during the weekday this July, and found the town to be extremely pleasant with cool nights such that we left the windows of our fourth floor open. The location while central to all the major attractions and just across the river from the castle was very quiet at night and extremely beautiful from our window facing the castle. The room was larger than expected, and the breakfast was fine. Compared to other hotels we saw, this was a very good choice for the money.
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In order to reduce liability for natural gas development, it is a given that companies "know the rules and make sure you comply with them." A corollary to this maxim is that companies understand the industry's "best practices" and strive to follow them. For hydraulic fracturing, the American Petroleum Institute had issued industry guidance/best practices on hydraulic fracturing and, a few days ago, the Marcellus Shale Coalition (MSC) released its first recommended practices (RP) that offers guidance on site planning, development and restoration. The RP will assist industry professionals operating in the Appalachian basin in improving their effectiveness in the site planning, development and restoration aspects of responsible natural gas exploration and production. The RP was developed by the MSC's Land Affairs Committee and it set forth 11 steps in the site preparation, development and restoration process for natural gas development, beginning with identifying the need for a new well site, compressor station or pipeline, and ending with site monitoring, maintenance and repair. The guidance document is the first of many that MSC is expected to release in the coming months, and the additional guidance is expected to cover topics from well construction to air quality and water management.


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ULM's Fishing Team reel in the FLW National Championship | ULM Forum 4-26-2013
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The fishing duo of Paul Clark and Brett Preuett are known for their ability to pull off the big win on the river.
This past weekend(04/19-04/21), the two University of Louisiana at Monroe students nabbed their biggest win yet, capturing the FLW College National Fishing Championship on Beaver Lake, in Rogers, Ark.
|ULM students and Fishing Team members Brett Preuett (left) and Paul Clark.
"We were in 15th place after the first day," said Clark, a senior construction management major from Monroe.
"On the second day we caught an 18 pound fish that propelled us into third place, and on the last day, we pulled through and won."
Clark and Preuett—a graduate student from Colfax—walked away with a prize package worth $30,000, which includes a new boat.
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The team posted a total three-day weight of 40 pounds, three ounces, beating the team from the University of North Carolina- Charlotte, who posted a three-day total of 39 pounds, 10 ounces.
Clark said, "It's awesome. Not only are we excited to be national champions, but Brett and I are graduating and we are excited to leave something for the guys still here. We are two of the founding members of this team and I feel like we have set the guys up for future success."
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The Cataclysm happened on December 7th, 2010.
It's hard to believe that we've been working toward killing Deathwing for nearly 2 years. Some have killed him on Heroic mode, more have killed him on normal, and I'm not sure that I know a level 85 that hasn't killed him in Looking for Raid.
That guy had it coming, though he did bring us some good stories, and changed the way we view Azeroth forever.
I can't say that I've seen all of the revamped content, but I have seen some of the level 1-60 content, and all of the new Cataclysm zones and stories. Some were outright successes, others had some improvements that could have been made, but here we are, looking back on the last 20 months of how we got to the brink of discovering Pandaria.
The Failures
Cataclysm brought a new mindset with questing and leveling to 85, where you get so immersed in the story, that you, theoretically, will not mind just following the same quest lines through to the end. I think this was a miss, largely due to the WoW population that has plenty of alts. Doing the same quest lines the same way for any more than 2 characters became cumbersome, and really pushed a lot of people away from working toward leveling alts. The leveling was easy for the most part, but the redundancy caused many players to lose interest.
I've always been a big fan of a challenging dungeon, but I think when Cataclysm first launched that the Heroics that were out there were tuned to people who already had Heroic gear, instead of being tuned to people who are trying to gear up. Granted, Blizzard did tune the heroics down a bit, but it took them awhile to do it. I know a lot of players were very frustrated during this time.
One thing that also happened in Cataclysm is the first raid tier was actually challenging — and there was a lot of it! Blackwing Descent, Bastion of Twilight, and Throne of the Four Winds contained encounters that had all new mechanics that many raiders had never seen before. For that, I think it was a good thing; however, those types of challenges I would have expected in the latter tiers during this expansion. I'd be willing to wager if you took a sampling of progression minded guilds who struggled with Tier 11 Heroics, you'd find that many of them have cleared T13 due to the difficulty level. Keep in mind I'm not saying that I minded the challenge in raiding — I did, do, and probably will for a long time, I just would have expected Blizzard to save their "something different and special" for a latter tier of raiding.
Dragon Soul. While I liked the finality of the story with Dragon Soul, the raid instance is largely linear, and the mechanics are not totally foreign (like the additional bars for Cho'gall or the sound for Atramedes). There were coordination challenge fights (Spine, Hagara), DPS race fights (Ultraxion), and LOL encounters (Lootship 2.0 and some would argue that of Spine on regular). I would have liked to see the expansive more epic dungeon as the final tier (think Black Temple or ICC) versus just having the "epic" dragon fight at the end. Once my guild is finished getting mounts for our raiders in DS, I don't think I'll ever want to go back just because of 1. how long we've had it, and 2. how systematic and redundant some of the fights are. Now Black Temple I run as a hobby, and I don't mind going back to ICC every once in awhile — so just keep that in mind.
The Successes
The Day Deathwing Came. If you haven't done this quest line, launch your game, fly out to Badlands and do it now. I'll wait.
Did you do it? Awesome, right?
I loved the stories in the Cataclysm zones. I loved spending time in Hyjal and Deepholm, seeing the depth of the Blizzard storytellers, and watching their imaginations be put into pixels.
I liked the innovative encounters like Atramedes, and I love a DPS race fight like Ultraxion. I even liked the reappearance of the elevator boss in Blackwing Descent. It had been awhile since we'd seen a good one of those. SSC was the last couple? Correct me if I'm wrong.
I liked Tol'Barad by comparsion to Wintergrasp. It felt like there was more to win or lose by controlling the island, and was more engaging.
My Hopes for Pandaria
Having played some of the beta, my hopes are mostly going to come true, but I'll go ahead and run through them here.
I want to see immersive story lines like in Cataclysm, but also have the flexibility of quest hubs more like we saw in Burning Crusade.
I'm very much looking forward to pet battles, even though it's going to turn into a massive time sink.
I want to see progressively more difficult raid content throughout the expansion. The first raid should not be the most difficult, nor should it be super duper easy.
I do not want to ever see 5-man dungeons take longer than an hour again. That's what raids are for.


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Changing the way women market vendors do business
Rakiraki market vendors showed great appreciation for their newly launched business record keeping book tailored to their needs. The book allows them to keep track of their income, expenses and savings.
28 Nov 2013
Peter Batchelor: Opening of the Public Discussion on Informal Settlements and Rights-Based Journalism
Suva, Fiji.
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Waste management for disease prevention a pressing need in Tacloban
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is assisting local authorities in Tacloban to resume safe disposal of growing piles of municipal solid waste which has become a public health concern in the aftermath of typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda).
27 Nov 2013
UN, stakeholders host public discussion on informal settlements and role of media
A public discussion on informal settlements and the role of the media, featuring journalists, the People's Community Network, as well as representatives from informal settlements is expected to draw further attention to the rights of people living in informal settlements around Fiji.
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#GivingTuesday2013: 8 days and counting
This year, UNDP is joining the #GivingTuesday campaign for the first time, adding a global dimension to this powerful day of volunteerism and philanthropy.
25 Nov 2013
UNDP launches cash-for-work programme for destroyed communities in the Philippines
Tacloban, Philippines—The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) began debris removal projects last week by providing cash-for-work to villagers hit hard by typhoon Haiyan.
21 Nov 2013
Report urges stronger legal protections for women and girls affected by HIV in health care settings
Bangkok – A report from four Asian countries reveals serious gaps in the legal means of protection of the rights of HIV-affected women and girls in health care settings. Human rights violations include discriminatory treatment by medical workers, breaches of confidentiality, forced sterilization and abortions, denial of services and care, and misinformation on standards of care.
20 Nov 2013
'The Time Has Come'
HIV now affects men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender people in much greater proportions than the general population. Projections of the HIV epidemic in Asia indicate that close to 50 percent of all new HIV infections occurring annually will be identified among MSM by 2020. In many Asian cities MSM already make up the majority of new HIV infections. Experts now recognize that in order to stop the spread of HIV among MSM and transgender people, limiting access to health care and prevention services and failure to fully recognize other basic individual rights must stop. Access to adequate health services and social support programmes is a fundamental human right.
11 Nov 2013
Philippines: UN releases US$25 million to fund emergency response
The United Nations today announced an emergency allocation of US$25 million to fund critical relief efforts in the wake of Super Typhoon Haiyan, which carved a trail of destruction across the Central Philippines on 8 November.
08 Nov 2013
Helen Clark, UNDP Administrator: Statement for the 2013 Annual Cluster Meeting UNDP Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific
This statement focuses on the evolving development landscape in Asia and the Pacific, and how UNDP's new strategic plan positions it to support countries to meet their development priorities and address emerging challenges.
06 Nov 2013
UNDP Administrator trip to Viet Nam to focus on future development priorities and challenges
Hanoi—United Nations Development Programme Administrator Helen Clark will visit Vietnam from 6-10 November to engage with senior government and UN officials, on issues including the evolving role of the UN in the country, acceleration of progress towards the Millennium Development Goals, support to the Viet Nam Green Growth Strategy, and challenges and aspirations of the country's women and ethnic minorities.
30 Oct 2013
UNDP and Korea push forward energy access plan for Asia's poor
Over forty Korean and international experts gathered in Seoul today to push forward a Korea-UNDP partnership to boost energy access for the poor in the Asia-Pacific region.
23 Oct 2013
Approaching disasters and climate change from a development perspective
Communities are vulnerable to disasters and climate change, not only due to the hazards themselves such as cyclones, tsunamis or changing weather patterns, but more so because of where we live, the structures we live in, and our access to basic services.
23 Oct 2013
Costing is key to ending violence against women
Estimating the costs of gender-based violence is vital as it brings to light the hidden costs to society and the resources needed to end violence.
23 Oct 2013
UNDP leads multilateral organizations in global aid transparency
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the top-ranked multilateral organization in aid transparency according to a leading global ranking released today.
22 Oct 2013
Women peace activists in Asia take center stage at UNDP gala award event
UNDP honored eight Asian peace activists from conflict countries at its third annual N-Peace awards ceremony that was held in Bangkok, Thailand on 22 October. The N-Peace Awards spotlight women who demonstrate leadership in building peace, and men who work with women for gender equality.
21 Oct 2013
100 Asian peace champions gather to honor women heroes from conflict zones
Bangkok–Women leaders and peace champions from Asia will come together on 22 October 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand, for the N-Peace Awards Ceremony & Leadership Forum for Peace hosted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
18 Oct 2013
Asia-Pacific experts invited to apply for advanced training on 'waste to energy for developing countries'
Experts in Asia-Pacific countries are invited to apply for a five-day advanced training course on 'Waste to Energy for Developing Countries' to be held on 25–30 November 2013 at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.
14 Oct 2013
World's biggest election conference to debate emerging challenges in the electoral process
Seoul—The United Nations Development Programme and the National Elections Commission of the Republic of Korea will co-host the largest forum on electoral matters in the world from 15 to 17 October in Seoul. Threats to electoral integrity, cost-effectiveness in electoral processes, and professional training of election officials will top the agenda of this important global event.
08 Oct 2013
UNDP commits to Trade Pasifika 2014
Following a successful first regional trade expo in the Pacific by Pacific businesses in 2012, the United Nations Development Programme's (UNDP) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding for continued support for the 2014 expo.
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Knight Barry Title recently acquired Pinnacle Title Appleton. Read on for more about the acquisition.
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