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Re: [latam] [OS] BRAZIL/MERCOSUR/GV - Brazilian president-elect will work for stronger Mercosur institutions
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approved the creation of a Parlasur which would be the first real
supranational parliament in South America where people could vote on the
representatives directly. Right now, the representatives are chosen by the
presidents and not the people.
If they will have a parliament they might as well create an executive body
that would enforce the decisions made by the parliament.
Paulo Gregoire
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ooooh, this is a great example of Brazil trying to take more authoritative
responsibility over Mercosur
Paulo, i need you to collect information on what exactly Brazil has in
mind when it is proposing an 'executive authority.' obviously brazil will
want such a leadership position. would it have veto power? what is the
proposal they're coming up with? Allison, how are the Argentines
reacting to talk of this by the Brazilians?
On Dec 14, 2010, at 6:26 AM, Paulo Gregoire wrote:
Tuesday, December 14th 2010 - 06:48 UTC
Brazilian president-elect will work for stronger Mercosur institutions
GarcAa who is meeting quite regularly with Ms Rousseff said that the proximity
of Brazil with Iran under the current administration of President Lula da Silva
must not be interpreted as an a**alliancea**.
In a long interview in the latest edition of the Brazilian magazine Isto E
Garcia, who has been Lula da Silva international affairs advisor since 2003,
anticipated that Ms Rousseff considers necessary to strengthen the Mercosur
institutions to as to award the regional group greater action and decision
Although Garcia was not quoted directly on the issue but rather a**sourcesa**
close to the transition team, the president-elect favours the creation of a
a**high Mercosur authoritya** similar to the European Union institutional model.
The same sources indicate that Ms Rousseff believes Mercosur should have an
executive, capable of giving the group more vigour and autonomy to make
effective the resolutions approved at the presidential summits. The incoming
Brazilian president is expected to attend the summit in Foz de Iguazu next
Friday together with Lula da Silva.
Garcia also anticipated that the new Brazilian administration would like to have
a**a stronger protagonist dialogue with the United Statesa**.
This confirms Ms Rousseff statement last week in an interview with The
Washington Post when she criticized the Brazilian Foreign Affairs ministry for
abstaining at the United Nations on the vote against lapidating an Iranian
citizen, a practice which she described as a**medievala**.
Brazila**s relations with Washington have been affected by Lula da Silvaa**s
decision to stand close to Iran and defend Teherana**s right to develop its own
nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and furthermore criticized the military
agreement between Colombia and the US by which US forces can make use of
Colombian bases.
GarcAa argued that the diplomatic distancing of Brasilia with Washington was
caused because the a**US was distracteda** from the Latinamerican region adding
that standing next to Iran must not be understood as an alliance.
a**Our proximity with Iran is not an alliance but a joint action to obtain an
accord in the framework of the UNa**s IAEA (International Atomic Energy
Agency)a**, underlined GarcAa.
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the stoning of the Iranian woman and interpreted as a clear signal that a**2011
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There is no doubt that music has a very powerful influence on uniting people from all over the world. With the pioneering of TRT, popular artists from twelve countries, including Eurovision stars, are going to come together in Sarajevo to perform for brotherhood and peace.
They are ready to spread their joy worldwide with this new album called Club De Mandinga which contains twelve songs plus four bonus tracks consisting of the remix of their smash hits including Zaleilah's bachata version and some singles already released in Romania. An international summer tour is on the way.
The exclusive premiere took place in the Romanian morning show called Neatza cu Razvan si Dani where both singers were performing their song live. The song is called I'll Show You and it was written and composed by Alexander himself.
From the moment Azerbaijan triumphed in Dusseldorf in 2011, taking the contest further east than it had ever gone before, there were concerns about Azerbaijan's suitability to host such a prestigious international event and controversy dominated the months and weeks leading up to the contest. A new venue, the Crystal Hall, was built for the event. The Azeri authorities insist that the plans for the building already existed before it was chosen to host the 2012 contest. They also stressed that those forced to leave their homes to make space for the construction were properly compensated, something denied by the locals whose homes were affected. Azerbaijan's human rights record was also put under the spotlight. The BBC seemed particularly keen to bring the contest into disrepute, broadcasting what was effectively an anti-Azerbaijan documentary the day before the first semi-final. There is the not unreasonable argument that a song contest should not become a political event and it is worth noting that the Azeri population were delighted to have the opportunity to show their country to the world, something those giving themselves the grand label of 'human rights campaigner' would have denied them.
While the presentation of the show was rightly apolitical, the President of Azerbaijan couldn't resist influencing proceedings. His wife was put in charge of the organising committee and his daughter, Leyla, was one of the presenters and then there was the interval act. So, the question is; if you're Azeri and want to show your talent to the world, how can you secure a gig in the Eurovision Song Contest? Hard work? Maybe. Talent? Possibly. Be married to the daughter of the president? Definitely! Ladies and Gentlemen, please be upstanding (or else!) for Emin. He was supported by a cast of thousands (well, that's what it looked like) but still managed to seem inadequate.
Politics also played a part in the number of participants. Of the two countries withdrawing from the event, one was a significant withdrawal. Armenia has long had its differences with Azerbaijan, but initially said it would take part in the contest. However, after much umming and aahing, the Armenians decided that the organisers couldn't guarantee the security of an Armenian delegation in Baku and so withdrew from the event. Poland withdrew due to the commitment of co-hosting the Euro 2012 football tournament. Montenegro returned after a two year absence, so a total of 42 countries headed east.
Political interference didn't stop in the host country. In Belarus, Alena Lanskaya won the final with the ballad, All My Life. Discontent was expressed about the fairness of the result and the public had their way when the President intervened and declared that Litesound, who came second, would go to Baku instead.
As has become the norm, much was made of the alleged neighbourly voting. Of the Scandinavian countries, Sweden won easily while Norway languished at the bottom of the scoreboard. Work that one out!
Željko Joksimović was appearing for the second time as a singer, as was Jonsi from Iceland and the irrepressible Irish twins, Jedward. Kaliopi had been selected for the contest before, but that was in 1996 when all countries were put to a vote and Macedonia was one of six countries who missed out, so she had to stay at home.
Famous and respected singer. Check. A decent song. Check. A bit of luck in the draw. Damn it! Engelbert's fate was sealed as soon as the draw was made and he came out first. Good though his old-fashioned romantic ballad is, it needed to be nearer the end. Going on first, it was always going to be lost in the mixture that was to follow.
Not just the sound of our hearts, but the sound of the 1980's, too. The lead singer looked nervous in the semi-final but, perhaps buoyed at being there, was a lot more assured in the final and he gave it everything.
Rona gave us easily the classiest song of the entire contest, enhanced by the intense red background. There were reasons to doubt it would qualify for the final, never mind finish fifth overall. It's great for the contest that a song like this can prove so popular.
How this came third in its semi-final is a mystery! The sparkly blindfold (this is Eurovision, it couldn't possibly be a plain blindfold) gimmick looked ridiculous, his dancing was worse than a drunk uncle at a wedding and the song, which starts promisingly, descends into a disorganised mess!
Jolly or straight-laced is what we usually get from Bosnia. Korake Ti Znam falls firmly into the latter category. Maya starts her soft and gentle song at the piano before, somewhat predictably, she walks away from it towards the end for the big finale.
Just when Engelbert Humperdinck thought he had the title of 'Oldest Singer to Perform in the Contest' in the bag, the Russians chose a group from the local OAP home. Simple sing-along is the order of the day. Had it won, the reputation of the contest would have taken one of its biggest knocks together with a huge dent in its credibility.
Iceland continued its run of strong entries with Greta and Jónsi's highly likeable ballad. Greta's violin playing evoked memories of Alexander Rybak three years earlier, but nothing should be stopped just because it may have been done before. It would have been a shock of historical proportions had this not made the final.
Cypriot broadcaster, CyBC, chose Ivi to sing all three songs up for selection as the island's entry. The song was chosen by national juries and the presence of a lot of fans on those juries was evident when the most stereotypical song of the three won.
The use of gymnasts instead of dancers was an interesting choice. It's on the border of working and looking a bit daft but she probably got away with it…just.
Nina had been compared by some to Amy Winehouse because of her appearance. Perhaps keen to capitalise on this, her hair had been styled in the Amy way. She was chosen by a special panel at the Sanremo song festival and initially, the plan was to sing her Sanremo song, Per Sempre in Baku. However, it was changed to the title track of her album. Officially because she wanted to give a different view of her style to the world, but quite possibly because it proved too difficult to reduce Per Sempre to the required three minutes. Handily, L'Amore È Femmina was already three minutes long.
An example of how to nearly turn virtually guaranteed success into disaster! Pre contest, Kuula was a beautiful, heartfelt ballad that went big at exactly the right moments. Whether pre-planned or not improvised, Ott used a different vocal arrangement in the semi-final whose only effect was to lose the neatness of the song. Anyway, it worked so the same vocal arrangement was used in the final as well.
Many were sure that Tooji's pop/dance track would qualify but no-one foresaw how narrowly it would do so – only beating Bulgaria on the count back system after a tie. It's therefore not surprising that he propped up the scoreboard in the final.
Written by the team which included writers involved in the successful Azeri entry in 2011 plus the lift that comes from being the host country, the omens were good. Much was made of her dress in the build-up, but the stage lighting can take most credit if there is any being handed out. Sabina went through a lengthy selection process to represent her country and the powerful, moody ballad chosen for her was always going to finish high up the scoreboard.
The Romanians added some colour and jollity to the evening with their ethnically flavoured, up-tempo ditty. The instruments looked like toys from some angles!
The Danes seem to specialise in bland, AOR songs which do better than they deserve. It's melodic enough but never quite moves off the starting blocks. It did finish low down in the final, but being in the final at all was over-achieving!
In what must have been a first, the Greek final was held in a shopping centre. Aphrodisiac is typical of recent Greek entries; catchy, high energy pop performed by a good-looking singer.
Euphoria indeed as Loreen not only won, but came close to scoring the highest number of points in contest history. Her freestyle dancing led to comparisons with Kate Bush. Her song, which is perhaps unworthy of such a victory, will be a club anthem in Scandinavia for years to come. She also achieved chart success in many other European countries, making Euphoria the most commercially successful Eurovision song for many years.
Can didn't receive the warmest of receptions when he was announced as the Turkish choice. Turkey missed out on the final last year and can consider themselves lucky to be back on stage in the Saturday extravaganza this time. Cheap gimmick alert! Can's backing dancers form the shape of a boat from the cloths they had previously been waving around while accompanying Can's ethnic Turkish song, which also has hints of Greek music – controversial!
This is what the Spanish are very good at but have avoided entering for many years. A big voice with the task of selling an epic, passionate ballad. They chose the right lady as Pastora absolutely nailed it!
Germany's entry has good pedigree as it was co-written by Jazz star, Jamie Callum. His fingerprints are all over it and the end result is a song which could possibly have given Germany a second win in three years. Standing Still would sound great on a small stage in a jazz club but also sounded more than good on the biggest stage in music.
Are you ready for more dodgy choreography? Then we'll begin the Maltese song. Many were surprised when Malta were announced as one of the qualifiers on Thursday night – or very early Friday morning for those in the host country! Kurt's pop song was spoiled by the playground style dancing which featured at the end of the chorus. This included his two guitarists, possibly making this the most amusing choreography since Liliane St Pierre in 1987.
The song starts quietly enough but develops into a quality piece of Balkan rock. Kaliopi was always likely to put everything into her performance. In the event, she tried a bit too hard.
Just when you thought it was safe to watch the contest again, Jedward were back, this time with a water feature! As happened a year earlier, their backing singers worked non-stop. Even when Jedward put down their mics for a quick shower, there was no noticeable change to the vocals.
Željko is a Eurovision veteran! This is the second song he has performed, the fourth he has written and he hosted the contest in 2008. He took no chances when accepting the approach from Serbian broadcaster, RTS, to represent his country. He gave everyone what they expected, an ethnic ballad oozing beauty with an effective string arrangement.
Oh dear! This is a song better heard on disc than watched live. In her excitement, Gaitana shouted rather than sung the words and the garland on her head looked awful and out of place.
Pasha's song and performance may have been positive, but his chances weren't, or at least, didn't seem to be! However, a couple of favourable draws and a memorable presentation gave Pasha a much better showing than was merited.
EuroVisionary presents Mandinga performing their 2012 Eurovision Song Contest entry Zaleilah. This performance - recorded in 3D - is from the dress rehearsal for the final.
Tonight, the 57th Eurovision Song Contest was beamed live to Europe and anywhere with internet access, from the Crystal Hall in Baku, Azerbaijan. Hosts, Nargiz Birk-Petersen, Eldar Gasimov (one half of the duo who won last year) and Leyla Alieva guided the audience through the evening.
The atmosphere here at the spectacular Crystal Hall is steadily building towards the big day tomorrow, as 26 nations battle it out to become the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2012. But, prior to the actual contest, one more hurdle remains and that is the all important jury final. Who will bomb and who will impress? Read on to find out.
After two semi-finals we now have a line-up of 26 countries that is still in the run to win the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest. This afternoon we saw the first dress rehearsal of the big show that will kick off tomorrow evening ending with a winner and a host country for next year.
EuroVisionary presents Mandinga singing their 2012 Eurovision Song Contest entry Zaleilah. This video - recorded in 3D - is from the dress rehearsal for the first semi-final
The ten qualifiers from the first semi-final of the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest had their winners' press conference after the show. They told us a little about their experience so far and found out their all important places in the draw.
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Close-packing of spheres is the arranging of an infinite lattice of spheres so that they take up the greatest possible fraction of an infinite 3-dimensional space. Carl Friedrich Gauss proved that the highest average density that can be achieved by a regular lattice arrangement is $ \frac{\pi}{3\sqrt 2} \simeq 0.74048 $. The Kepler conjecture states that this is the highest density that can be achieved by any arrangement of spheres, either regular or irregular.
There are two regular lattices that achieve this highest average density. They are called face-centered cubic (FCC) and hexagonal close-packed (HCP), based on their symmetry. Both are based upon sheets of spheres arranged at the vertices of a triangular tiling; they differ in how the sheets are stacked upon one another. In both arrangements each sphere has twelve neighbors. For every sphere there is one gap surrounded by six spheres (octahedral) and two smaller gaps surrounded by four spheres (tetrahedral).
Relative to a reference layer with positioning A, two more positionings B and C are possible. Every sequence of A, B, and C without immediate repetition of the same one is possible and gives an equally dense packing for spheres of a given radius.
The most regular ones are
In close-packing, the center-to-center spacing of spheres in the x–y plane is a simple honeycomb-like tessellation with a pitch (distance between sphere centers) of one sphere diameter. The distance between sphere centers parallel to the z axis is:
- $ pitch_Z = \sqrt{6} \cdot {{d\over 3}}\approx0.816499658 d $,
where d is the diameter of a sphere; this follows from the tetrahedral arrangement of close-packed spheres.
Many crystal structures are based on a close-packing of atoms, or of large ions with smaller ions filling the spaces between them. The cubic and hexagonal arrangements are very close to one another in energy, and it may be difficult to predict which form will be preferred from first principles.
The coordination number of HCP and FCC is 12 and its atomic packing factor (APF) is the number mentioned above, 0.74.
Lattice Generation
When forming any sphere-packing lattice, the first fact to notice is that whenever two spheres touch a straight line may be drawn from the center of one sphere to the center of the other intersecting the point of contact. The distance between the centers along the shortest path namely that straight line will therefore be $ (r_{1}+r_{1}) $. Where $ r_{1} $ is the radius of the first sphere and $ r_{1} $ is the radius of the second. In close packing all of the spheres share a common radius, $ r $. Therefore two centers would simply have a distance $ 2r $.
Simple HCP Lattice
To form an A-B-A-B-... Hexagonal Close Packing of spheres, the coordinate points of the lattice will be the spheres' centers. Suppose, the goal is to fill a box with spheres according to HCP. The box would be placed on the x-y-z coordinate space so that all of its volume and surface was non-negative, thus all of the spheres' volumes and surfaces would be non-negative.
First form a row of spheres. The centers will all lie on a straight line. Their x-coordinate will vary by $ 2r $ since the distance between each center if the spheres are touching is $ 2r $. The y-coordinate and z-coordinate will be the same. For simplicity, say that the balls are the first row and that their y and z-coordinates are simply r, so that their surfaces rest on the zero-planes. Coordinates of the centers of the first row will look like $ (2r,r,r) $, $ (4r,r,r) $, $ (6r,r,r) $,$ (8r,r,r),\dots $ The sphere centered at $ x = 0 $ is immediately omitted because part of the sphere would lie outside.
Now, form the next row of spheres. Again, the centers will all lie on a straight line with x-coordinate differences of $ 2r $, but their will be a shift of distance $ r $ in the x direction so that the center of every sphere in this row aligns with the x-coordinate of where two spheres touch in the first row. This allows the spheres of the new row to slide in closer to the first row until all spheres in the new row are touching two spheres of the first row. Since the new spheres touch two spheres, their centers form an equilateral triangle with those two neighbors' centers. The side lengths are all $ 2r $, so the height or y-coordinate difference between the rows is $ \sqrt{3}r $. Thus, this row will have coordinates like this: $ (r,r+\sqrt{3}r,r) $, $ (3r,r+\sqrt{3}r,r) $,$ (5r,r+\sqrt{3}r,r) $, $ (7r,r+\sqrt{3}r,r),\dots $ The first sphere of this row only touches one sphere in the original row, but its location follows suit with the rest of the row.
The next row follows this pattern of shifting the x-coordinate by r and the y-coordinate by $ \sqrt{3} $. Add rows until reaching the x and y maximum borders of the box.
In an A-B-A-B-... stacking pattern, the odd numbered planes of spheres will have exactly the same coordinates save for a pitch difference in the z-coordinates and the even numbered planes of spheres will share the same x and y -coordinates. Both types of planes are formed using the pattern mentioned above, but the starting place for the first row's first sphere will be different.
Using the plane described precisely above as plane #1, the A plane, place a sphere on top of this plane so that it lies touching three spheres in the A-plane. The three spheres are all already touching each other, forming an equilateral triangle, and since the all touch the new sphere, the four centers form a regular tetrahedron[1]. All of the sides are equal to $ 2r $ because all of the sides are formed by two spheres touching. The height of which or the z-coordinate difference between the two "planes" is$ \sqrt{6}r2/3 $. This, combined with the offsets in the x and y-coordinates gives the centers of the first row in the B plane: $ (r,\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3) $, $ (3r,\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3) $, $ (5r,\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3) $,$ (7r,\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3),\dots $ The second row's coordinates follow the pattern first described above and are: $ (2r,2\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3) $, $ (4r,2\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3) $,$ (6r,2\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3) $, $ (8r,2\sqrt{3}r/3,r+\sqrt{6}r2/3),\dots $
The difference to the next plane, the A plane, is again $ \sqrt{6}r2/3 $ in the z-direction and a shift in the x and y to match those x and y coordinates of the first A plane.[2]
External links
- P. Krishna & D. Pandey, "Close-Packed Structures" International Union of Crystallography by University College Cardiff Press. Cardiff, Wales. PDF


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It seemed to happen overnight. One minute it was all video games, with the boys totally immersed in furious thumbwork. They'd sit together for hours on end, staring at a busy screen, manipulating cartoon adversaries to kill each other in great bursts of color and noise. There was considerable musical talent among them, and assorted lessons here and there, but no burning interest that any adult could detect. Then suddenly the group shifted, like a flock of birds responding to a secret signal and abruptly tearing off in a whole new direction. Their new direction was guitar, and ...read more
The Mingus Excerpt" shows a sweet side of Charles Mingus that few people saw or could imagine. After all, his nickname was The Angry Man of Jazz," and most biographical material supports that designation in one way or other. But for all his bluster and bombast, there was also generosity and kindness. This story describes his unlikely friendship with Steve Reichman, a young Jewish kid from the suburbs who eventually committed suicide in Morocco, at the age of 19. His parents' frantic need to understand what happened led to Mingus's surprise gift for the memorial, and ultimately to ...read more
There's much to say about the extraordinary My Coma Dreams, the new multimedia piece that describes the medically induced coma experienced by pianist/composer Fred Hersch in 2008. But three days after its world premiere at Montclair State University's Kasser Theater, I'm still looking for the right words to describe it. It seems that my usual critic's concerns keep dissolving under the visceral pull of the thing.This 70-minute piece grew out of eight dreams Fred remembers having during that awful time. For two months he was kept alive with nine tubes and a flank of machines while doctors hunted ...read more
For those interested in the continued rumors about bipolar geniuses and mad musicians, here's the latest installment of my campaign against those popular myths.
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Thelonious Monk: The Life and Times of an American Original, by Robin D. G. Kelley, was published in the fall of 2009.
It arrived surrounded by buzz that, since the author had unprecedented access to the Monk family, he could finally answer those lingering questions about his mental illness"--as in, was Thelonious schizophrenic, bipolar, obsessive-compulsive, or something else?
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If Jeff Hamilton isn't the world's greatest living drummer, he's on the short list for coronation. For the past five years, he's been in Modern Drummer's top five (#1 in 2004 and 2006), and was #4 in the most recent Jazz Times readers' poll. Whether you think such polls reflect true quality or just recent visibility, the undeniable fact is that Hamilton is a reliably creative, classy and swinging drummer whose live shows contain a nearly balletic grace that few performers can match. (For a small glimpse of his uniquely elegant moves, check out his two videos on drummerworld.com.)
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This section carries an archive of media releases from ECB
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Grassroots cricket gets welcome boost
The ECB has announced that it will exceed the government's voluntary target for spending on grassroots development.Read more about Grassroots cricket gets welcome boost
Amendment to England qualification rules
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England women's cricketer Ebony Rainford-Brent has announced her retirement from international cricket. She played in 22 one-day and seven Twenty20 internationals, having made her debut in 2007.Read more about Rainford-Brent retires from internationals


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TELL CITY – Len Kring is the Hoosier National Forest's new fisheries biologist and said he is happy to be back in Indiana.
Kring is originally from Laporte County in northern Indiana and a graduate of Purdue University. He later earned a master's degree in fisheries biology from Iowa State University.
Three plaques were presented following a commissioners meeting Tuesday morning to people whose service in county positions will come to a close at the end of the year.
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By KEVIN KOELLING
Managing Editor
TELL CITY – The cost of employees' health insurance paid by the Perry County Port Authority would have increased approximately $23,000 last year, inspiring its leadership to find a new carrier, Kevin Teague told the board of directors at a regular meeting Nov. 11.
By LARRY GOFFINET
Sports Editor
LEOPOLD—Tell City used balanced scoring and depth to overpower Perry Central 57-16 in eighth grade boys basketball Thursday.
The Marksmen hit some three-pointers early and also scored well inside on post-up moves and offensive rebounds.
Braeden Beard and Tretter Lyons each scored 10 points, Ty Smith seven, and Dustin Hunt and Devon Blake six apiece for the Marksmen.
Ethan James and Levi Hubert each scored five points for Perry Central.
DUBOIS—Tell City committed 15 turnovers in the first half of a 48-38 girls basketball loss to Northeast Dubois Thursday.
The Marksmen fell behind 24-8 by halftime due mainly to their lack of shots.
They added 10 more turnovers in the second half.
"We had 25 turnovers against a zone defense," said Tell City Coach John Hayes. "They didn't press and they weren't trapping out of it or anything. We're just making really careless turnovers.
LEOPOLD—Defense and strong rebounding carried Perry Central past Tecumseh 49-38 in girls basketball Thursday.
The Commodores outrebounded the Braves 39-17, including grabbing 20 offensive rebounds.
And "our defense was exceptional tonight," said Perry Central Coach Ty Guillaume. "It's probably one of the best defensive games I've ever seen us play.
By MIKE SPRAGUE
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OAKLAND CITY—Perry Central's missed opportunities in the fourth quarter hurt in a 41-36 boys basketball loss to Wood Memorial Friday.
The Commodores took a 3-2 early and did not give up the lead until Wood Memorial's Lathan Falls made a three-pointer from the right wing with 5:22 left in the fourth quarter. That shot gave the Trojans a 32-30 lead.
Perry Central's Michael Schwartz then made an eight-foot shot to tie it.
Both teams missed shots on their next possessions.
TELL CITY—With both teams hitting under 39 percent from the field, turnovers and rebounding made the difference as Southridge beat Tell City 47-23 in PAC boys basketball Friday.
Tell City committed 17 turnovers, nine more than Southridge, and got outrebounded 25-18.
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Andrea Neal is a teacher at St. Richard's Episcopal School in Indianapolis and an adjunct scholar with the Indiana Policy Review Foundation. This is one in a series of essays leading up to the celebration of the Indiana Bicentennial in December 2016.
Indiana's 1816 Constitution called for a statewide system of free public schools but it didn't happen until the 1850s – after education reformers demanded it.
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The ancient scriptures tell us the story of a census, a time for everyone to register with the government and enroll with the powers that ruled over them. A young carpenter took his wife to Bethlehem because that was the city of David, and the story tells us, that is where the Roman ruler required them to go so they could be taxed.
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Northwest Bio Receives Regulatory Approval To Proceed With Its Phase III Trial In The UK
BETHESDA, Md., Aug. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Northwest Biotherapeutics (OTC.BB: NWBO) (NW Bio) announced today that it has received approval from the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) of the United Kingdom (the U.K.'s "FDA"), for the Company's 300-patient Phase III clinical trial of DCVax ®-L immune therapy for Glioblastoma multiforme brain cancer (GBM) to proceed in the U.K.
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This Phase III clinical trial is already under way in the U.S., at 41 sites across the country. NW Bio is now expanding this Phase III trial to make it an international trial, by including clinical trial sites in Europe. This international approach can potentially save years of time in clinical trials, compared with conducting trials in the U.S. and Europe separately.
NW Bio's submission of the Phase III trial application to the U.K.'s MHRA, as well as the MHRA's acceptance of the trial's designation as a Phase III trial and rapid approval of the trial, mark the culmination of two years of preparatory work and foundation-building in the U.K.NW Bio has already obtained Ethics Committee approval for this trial on a centralized basis from the National Research Ethics Committee in the U.K. Such Ethics Committee approval is equivalent to Institutional Review Board (IRB) approvals in the U.S. This centralized approval from the National Research Ethics Committee applies throughout the U.K., eliminating the need to obtain Ethics Committee (IRB) approvals at each clinical trial site (which typically takes months at each site in the U.S.). The U.K. has one of the largest populations in Europe (63 million), nearly equal to that of France (65 million), and exceeded only by Germany (82 million). Under the U.K.'s National Health System, medical centers cover certain designated territories, and medical specialties tend to be clustered – which enables heightened efficiencies in clinical trials for diseases such as brain cancer. "We are excited and very grateful to the MHRA for its rapid approval, allowing our GBM brain cancer trial to proceed as a Phase III trial in the U.K. as an expansion of the ongoing Phase III trial in the U.S." commented Linda Powers, CEO of NW Bio. "There is an urgent medical need for better treatment options for GBM, the most lethal form of brain cancer. We appreciate the opportunity to efficiently include the U.K. in our ongoing Phase III trial, so that we can bring the DCVax®-L immune therapy to patients in the U.K. as well as the U.S." For further information about the Company and its programs, please visit the Company's website at www.nwbio.com. About Northwest Biotherapeutics Northwest Biotherapeutics is a biotechnology company focused on developing immunotherapy products to treat cancers more effectively than current treatments, without toxicities of the kind associated with chemotherapies, and on a cost-effective basis, in both the United States and Europe. The Company has a broad platform technology for DCVax ® dendritic cell-based vaccines. The Company's lead program is a 300-patient Phase III trial in newly diagnosed Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM). GBM is the most aggressive and lethal brain cancer. The Company also previously received clearance from the FDA for a 612-patient Phase III trial in prostate cancer, and clearance from the FDA for Phase I/II trials in multiple other cancers. The Company has also conducted a Phase I/II trial with DCVax ® for metastatic ovarian cancer. Disclaimer Statements made in this news release that are not historical facts, including statements concerning future treatment of patients with GBM using DCVax ® and future clinical trials, are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Words such as "expect," "believe," "intend," "plan," "continue," "may," "will," "anticipate," and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those projected in any forward-looking statement. Specifically, there are a number of important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated, such as the Company's ability to raise additional capital, risks related to the Company's ability to enroll patients in its clinical trials and complete the trials on a timely basis, the uncertainty of the clinical trials process, uncertainties about the timely performance of third parties, and whether the Company's products will demonstrate safety and efficacy. Additional information on these and other factors, including Risk Factors, which could affect the Company's results, is included in its Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") filings. Finally, there may be other factors not mentioned above or included in the Company's SEC filings that may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected in any forward-looking statement. You should not place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements. The Company assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements as a result of new information, future events or developments, except as required by securities laws. SOURCE Northwest Biotherapeutics, Inc.
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Daniel Robbins' Offer Rejected by Gentoo Foundation TrusteeSubmitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 22nd of January 2008 02:50:35 AM Filed under
Daniel Robbins: I am left to interpret Grant's response as a "No" answer to my offer as it was originally presented to the trustees. It appears that Grant is making an effort to tackle Foundation legal issues by pro-actively renewing the Foundation's charter.
Why the SFC Should Not Manage Gentoo FoundationSubmitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 22nd of January 2008 01:11:34 AM Filed under
tsunam.org: I am of the opinion that Gentoo should not contract the SFC to manage the Foundation. I am of the opinion that Gentoo should welcome the return of Daniel Robbins, but in a somewhat more limited sense than his recent offer.
Gentoo: Linux for Men!Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 21st of January 2008 02:52:17 PM Filed under
prismatic.wordpress: Windows is an operating system for babies. Ubuntu is a Linux distribution for normal people. Unfortunately, it's a little difficult to hack when it doesn't work at all!
Gentoo Monthly Newsletter -- 21 January 2008Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 21st of January 2008 02:48:22 AM Filed under
The inaugural issue of the Gentoo Monthly Newsletter has been released. In this month's issue: Planet Gentoo roundup, updates on the ATI driver, event announcements and more!
Not the GWN, Release 2Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 19th of January 2008 08:49:03 PM Filed under
We're not in any way related to the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter (GWN) or as it is known now, the GMN. Although inverting the W to be a more grounded M is a radical step and gives the acronym a much more youthful and dynamic look we don't like it that much. An "O" would have made it look much rounder and mature. Also, adding a small "e" at the end would have made it look much more Web 2.0 and stuff. And who can claim that "GONe" is a bad acronym?
Gentoo Foundation Update - Current State of AffairsSubmitted by srlinuxx on Friday 18th of January 2008 09:38:05 PM Filed under
grantgoodyear.org: I spent some time this week talking to the Foundation's lawyers, collecting documents, and sifting through old e-mails. Having the Foundation's charter revoked is exceptionally embarrassing, but not catastrophic. The state of NM has a straightforward procedure for reinstating a revoked charter.
Also: Is Gentoo in crisis?
And: Gentoo kernel project contributors
The reports of Gentoo's death have been greatly exaggerated.Submitted by srlinuxx on Thursday 17th of January 2008 11:46:01 AM Filed under
mpagano.com: Yes, Gentoo has some issues concerning the Gentoo foundation. Yes, we are actively working on straightening out these issues. No, Gentoo is not dying.
Stepping Up for GentooSubmitted by srlinuxx on Wednesday 16th of January 2008 01:41:24 AM Filed under
LinuxToday blog: Any day now, we should start seeing four more faces on the backs of milk cartons: those of the apparently vanished members of the former Gentoo Foundation who have apparently resigned from the five-member board.
A tale of two cultures...Submitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 15th of January 2008 09:21:56 PM Filed under
Daniel Robbins: It's pretty clear to me that there is a huge disconnect between Gentoo developers and the rest of the universe - by "universe" I mean Gentoo users, outside Gentoo-based projects, organizations using Gentoo Linux and the Open Source/Free Software community as a whole.
Gentoo 2007.1 Cancelled, Foundation & Newsletter discussedSubmitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 15th of January 2008 10:39:48 AM Filed under
This morning Christina Fullam states that it was decided just before Christmas to cancel the 2007.1 release and roll all the effort into Gentoo 2008.0 since there was little possibility of getting a well-tested 2007.1 release out before 2008. In other posts the status of Gentoo Foundation and the weekly newsletter were discussed.


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SEATTLE (AP) Ś U.S. womenÆs soccer star goalkeeper Hope Solo was arrested at a suburban Seattle home on suspicion of assaulting her sister and 17-year-old nephew, but her attorney insisted that Solo herself was a victim in the altercation.
ōHope is not guilty of any crime,ö attorney Todd Maybrown said in an email to The Associated Press Saturday. ōIn fact, our investigation reveals that Hope was assaulted and injured during this unfortunate incident. We look forward to the opportunity to present the true facts in court and to having this matter behind Hope very soon.ö
Officers responded to her sisterÆs home just before 1 a.m. Saturday after receiving a 911 call that a woman at the Kirkland residence was hitting people and that she refused to stop or leave, the Kirkland Police Department said in a news release.
They found Solo intoxicated and upset, saw injuries on her nephew and her sister, and arrested her after speaking with those present and determining that she was the primary aggressor, the release said.
She was booked into jail for investigation of two counts of fourth-degree domestic violence assault, and she was expected to remain in custody until an appearance Monday at Kirkland Municipal Court.
A telephone number listed for her was not accepting incoming calls Saturday, and the voice mail for a listing at the sisterÆs home was full.
The sister was not identified by police, but in her memoir, Solo writes that she has a half sister named Terry.
Solo, 32, has won two Olympic gold medals for the U.S. womenÆs national team. She also plays with the Seattle Reign of the National WomenÆs Soccer League.
ōWe are aware of the situation with Hope and are now gathering information,ö the Reign posted on the teamÆs Twitter feed.
In 2012, she married former Seattle Seahawks tight end Jerramy Stevens. He was arrested just before their wedding for investigation of assault after a disturbance involving her, but he was not charged. Maybrown represented Stevens in that case.
Solo said soon afterward that there never was an assault and that she and her new husband were happy.
ōItÆs unfortunate what the media can do to judge before the facts are out there. ItÆs hard to see, but itÆs a hard truth, and itÆs part of life,ö she said then. ōIÆm happy. IÆm happily married. I would never stand for domestic violence. IÆve never been hit in my life.ö
In her last appearance for the U.S., Solo recorded her 71st career shutout, a 1-0 victory over France on June 14 in Tampa, Florida. She sat out the teamÆs game against France on Thursday night in Connecticut.
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- Cartoon Characters: Chip, Dale, Gadget, Monterey Jack, Zipper, Professor Norton Nimnul, Fat Cat, Sergeant Spinelli, Wart, Stan, Blather, Crook, One-Eyed Pelican, Genie, Officer Kirby, Officer Muldoon, Mepps, Undercover Cop, Policeman, Mole, Snout, Rug Salesman.
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1. With what sort of art is Corker infatuated?
(a) Oriental Art.
(b) American Art.
(c) African Art.
(d) Occidental Art.
2. For what item is William asked at the very end of Book 1, Chapter 3?
(a) A hundred pounds.
(b) His passport.
(c) His typewriter.
(d) An autograph.
3. How many lords are on staff at the Megalopolitan office?
(a) Eight.
(b) Sixteen.
(c) One.
(d) Twelve.
4. From what famous individual has Uncle Bernard traced William Boot's descent?
(a) Ethelred the Unready.
(b) King Alfred.
(c) Uther Pendragon.
(d) Canute the Celt.
5. What sort of coin does William mistakenly attempt to give the steward on the train to London?
(a) A six-pence.
(b) A shilling.
(c) A sovereign.
(d) A pound.
6. With how many other passengers does William fly on his way to Paris?
(a) Three.
(b) None.
(c) Two.
(d) One.
7. What is the new word which Josephine learns and uses to describe many things to John Boot?
(a) Mundane.
(b) Trivial.
(c) Superfluous.
(d) Banal.
8. What longtime secret ambition of William's is near to fulfillment towards the end of Book 1, Chapter 3?
(a) To cover a big story.
(b) To fly in a plane.
(c) To leave England.
(d) To visit a foreign country.
9. Which novel of John Boot's does Mrs. Stitch praise while abed?
(a) Life of Rimbaud.
(b) The History of Time.
(c) The Great Glebe.
(d) Waste of Time.
10. What beverage does Corker attempt to order from the steward on the boat?
(a) A pint of bitter.
(b) A tablespoon of butter.
(c) A glass of Bourdeaux.
(d) A glass of Riesling.
11. When William first arrives at the Megalopolitan building, he finds it:
(a) Dirty.
(b) Small.
(c) Disconcerting.
(d) Disappointing.
12. Which member of the Boot family owns the house and estate?
(a) Bernard Boot.
(b) William Boot.
(c) Roderick Boot.
(d) Theodore Boot.
13. To what street is William suddenly whisked off to in a taxi in order to cover a story regarding Mrs. Stitch?
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(b) Sloane Street.
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(c) A diplomatic ambassador.
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(c) A virus.
(d) The fish.
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In the biggest corporate design orgy since, well, ever, it turns out that the new Sprint logo is actually…the bastard step-child of Deutsche Post?!?! It's true, all too true, Brent! It never belonged to Nextel! Those long nights at the office? Just a lie to cover up the affair! And Dr. Wentworth knew all this time!!!
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text: Ecclestone: I feel sorry for Raikkonen, he signed a contract and they need to pay him 3 November, 2013 Kimi Raikkonen with Bernie Ecclestone Bernie Ecclestone has backed Kimi Raikkonen's threat to strike after the Finn revealed he has not been paid a single euro in 2013 by his Lotus team. Raikkonen only travelled to Abu Dhabi at the last minute, but he is now warning thathe will sit out Austin and Brazil if the team does not pay him a reported €15 million. "He has signed a contract with somebody and they need to pay him," Formula 1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone told the Mirror. "I feel sorry for him but he should have been a little more sensible when he signed the contract and know what he was signing for. If he wants to stand down for a couple of races, that's up to him. He knows the consequences of that," he added. Outspoken 1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve also said that Raikkonen is right to have finally run out of patience. Kimi Raikkonen in Abu Dhabi "People are saying he should be doing it for the passion alone but he is a professional racing driver. It's his job," said the French Canadian. "If I was him I definitely wouldn't be going to Austin or Sao Paulo if I wasn't paid." Raikkonen's trying weekend deepened even further late on Saturday, despite recovering his loss of form at recent races by reverting to Lotus' original shorter-wheelbase car. After qualifying in Abu Dhabi, the Finn's car failed a floor deflection test, and the stewards did not accept the explanation that it had been damaged on a kerb. Raikkonen was relegated from fifth to the back of the grid. Talking to Auto Motor und Sport, Lotus engineer Alan Permane accused the FIA of a double standard. "This was absolutely comparable to Hungary," he said, referring to the situation involving Romain Grosjean earlier this season, which was not similarly punished. "Kimi had no advantage for the rest of the lap, and in fact in the slow corners he was slightly disadvantaged," Permane insisted. (GMM) Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsBarrichello says he nearly replaced Raikkonen for final two racesBriatore: US GP showed that Lotus made very bad choice with KovalainenValsecchi: It's a huge blow to lose out to Kovalainen who is not a great championLotus set to announce Kovalainen as Raikkonen replacement for USA and BrazilLopez: Raikkonen's operation comes at a very unfortunate time for LotusSalo suggests that Lotus replaces Raikkonen with Kovalainen for USA and BrazilSalo backs Raikkonen's surgery over Lotus finaleGrosjean handed 20-place grid penaltyOcon to drive Lotus in Abu Dhabi FP1Ocon set for Lotus FP1 drive in Abu Dhabi captain tortuga Bernie is an ignorant f@ck. He back Kimi in boycotting his event, because of lack of payments.. Ok, i suggest then that Grosjean, Hulkenberg, Sutil, and some other unpaid drivers also quit F1 one.. Lets see if the old fart still has a such a loud mouth.. bernie… wrinklesaurier.. Dr. Azlan Bernie backs the contract Kimi signed. Bernie is a businessman who knows what a contract means. Steve W If a contracted hired driver isn't paid, is it OK for a contracted pay driver to not pay? Spartacus If you emptied Bernie's pockets you'd find enough lose change to pay Kimi. However, if Lotus should have paid Kimi something by now then Kimi has every right not to turn up. Certainly only turning up for the fun bits is the right thing to do! F1 Neutral Surely they will pay him at the end of the season considering it's mainly his points last year that got Lotus a nice slice of the championship table money, and pretty much the same this year? Re Villeneuve "I wouldn't turn up for the last 2 races if I wasn't paid" …. I think Lotus would be happy if Jacques did that. Whenever he left a team, and his huge salary demands, they instantly did much better … BAR and BMW for sure! K-15- I would pay kimi. I would love him and give him a bath and dry his hair and pay him, again. Boycottthebull Yet Billionaire Bernie takes no responsibility for making the sport consistently unaffordable while him and Jean Todt feather their nests even more next year. How about you stump up the cash Bernie? You have bribed people for way more than Kimis wages. The fact is Lotus have made a statement that its only Kimis points bonus money that hasnt been paid and that in fact this nonsense Kimi has said the other day that he hasnt received a single euro is his childish attempt to stir up more trouble and sympathy for himself. And naturally the Kimi fans will always take his word over anything else said in the paddock. Kimi can do no wrong. ZombieJebus And Hulkenberg. Though Hulk doesn't hold press conferences about it or scuttle his car by making a rookie mistake at turn 1. Dr. Azlan It can be the driver or the lollipop man or the wheel changer, just pay them. otiva Ecclestoned…the wings given to you will not carry you too far…you corrupted money sucker as*hole licker


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The Final Story for a Paean to Journalism
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Smooth Flight to Neverland, Mostly. Just Ask @tinkerbell.
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November 17, 2014, Monday
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November 14, 2014, Friday
A Glutton for Ridicule Returns
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November 8, 2014, Saturday
Just Can't Trust Those Americans
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November 7, 2014, Friday
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... Sean Lennon in concert, expensive Sangrias, Las Ramblas, lots of Gaudi, tapas, funny tasting olives, gorgeous Spanish buildings, stealing a Sean Lennon poster at 3:30am, dancing to Spanish music in a club. topless bar men dancing on the bar, sunshine then ...
John Lennon, Babbo, Brooklyn, and LOTS of Walking
A Travel Blog entry by amiksak from New York City, New York, United States
... with us. They declined to utilize them. Thursday, December 8 Today is the 25th anniversary of the shooting of John Lennon outside his apartment building, The Dakota, which is situated on 72nd Avenue and Central Park West (see pictures). Slept ...
Czech us out!....poor pun soz
A Travel Blog entry by emma.dow24 from Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic
... change as people continue to write notes of Love and Peace on the wall- used as a source of venting for the people, The Lennon Wall represented not only a memorial to John Lennon and his ideas for peace, but also a monument to free speech and the ...
Czechin' Out Prague
A Travel Blog entry by murphyandmeade from Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic
... mass produced merchandise in each store. Once we finally settled on our purchases (sorry no spoilers) we went searching for the John Lennon wall. We had seen the attraction on our tourist map but we didn't exactly know what it was or why Prague had ...
Sun Dress Thursday
A Travel Blog entry by kklacey from Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic
... to the Lennon Wall and stopped to get zmrzlina (ice cream). They have a wall with the Love Locks right before you get to Lennon Wall. It's the same concept as the locks at the top of that hill we hiked only there are a ton more locks and ...
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