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I chartered the Holiday 35 which is a predecesor to the Bav 34, and the Bavaria 32 5 or 6 times over an 8 year timeframe and sailed them in the Gulf Islands and SanJuans.
The Bavaria 32 was a wonderful boat: fast, fun, well laid out and really great to sail: we had it in the Georgia Strait in 30 knot winds on a reach in 6'' seas, it balanced well with partial jib and 1 reef in the main. I found the aft berth was squeezy for two and the veeberth a tad short. The salon berths were the best. Fit and finish were the best, in my limited experience.
The Volvo needs glowplug help even in the middle of summer but ran well.
The Bavaria 35 was the ladies choice: posh finish below, tonnes of stowage space, and since it is a tubby boat, good double aft berths and veeberth. the boat was severely hampered in its chance to perform by an unbattened inmast furling main and the ubiquitous furling headsail: go with Dutchman reefing and fullbattened main or else it takes 15 knots to have any fun. In unfair conditions for a charterboat of 40 knots requiring furler reduced headsail and partial main, it did not make any attempt at all to go to wind, just beam reached and rolled like an oiled pig. the boat has high freeboard = lots of headroom below and a dry ride . On a reach out in the chuck with full main and 100% jib it was well behaved, alot less of a rodeo-ride than the 32, so the passengers liked it better.
The boats have some euro quirks, like reverse propwalk, that take a second to get past, but overall I think they''re great boats. Service in the Seattle to Vancouver BC area is pretty good.
One thing we loved were the admiring looks and comments every time we came into a marina. Life is too short to spend it with an ugly boat.
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Crest Vanilla Mint toothpaste for me is the only flavor of toothpaste I have ever liked. I look forward to brushing my teeth with its candy like flavor. I have emailed crest imploring them to bring it back! Please bring it back!!!
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After I brush my teeth they do not feel refreshed as I would like them to. The taste is mediocre, not good but not awful. I will not buy this toothpaste again.
I decided to try this since I love the Cinnamon Rush, and the Lemon Ice is okay also. I can not bear to use this again. The taste is Blah with a hint of vanilla and mint. It makes my mouth feel gritty and unclean. After rinsing, I can't even tell that I have brushed my teeth. I will not recommend or purchase again. At least it was on sale and I had a coupon.
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I love this stuff! I've been using it for a couple years now. It's a good - but not great - toothpaste. The whitening isn't noticeable, but it does get your teeth clean and the vanilla is a nice balance to the extreme mint. I'm now using prescription toothpaste, but I'd go back to this agian in the future and recommend it around! good stuff.
I got mine at Rite-Aid for about 3.49
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woow i must be in the minority here =/ =/ =/. i think this tastes and smells absolutely disgusting and nauseating...ahh and the uh refreshing stuff isnt something i like either! ahh i must sound so stuck up right now lol im not i promise haha
I just bought this a few days ago and really love it so far...I have used Crest pro health for a year, but it has a nasty after taste to me...then I bought a couple of tubes of Aqua fresh, but have not been crazy about it...my teeth just don't feel that clean...this crest vanilla mint has the flip top tube that I love, it stands up by itself, has a great taste and my teeth feel smooth, clean and my breath smell's fresh! I highly recommend it to all.
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mmm, tastes reallyyy good for a toothpaste. Nothing over-powering. Just sweet with a touch a mint. It whitens very well too. But not like BAM! in your face white. Just a nice simple white. Just a good overall, great tasting toothpaste. loveee it!
MMMMMMmmmmmmm, this is so delicious [not to eat of course]! Usually I would think this combo sounds disgusting, but I have chapstick that is vanilla-mint, and the flavors are quite complimentary. I like this as an alternative to the regular bland mint toothpastes out there. I don't see any real whitening, but the taste is worth buying again. Also I am quite fond of the easy to use flipcap. I can set it upright without trouble.
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The major goal in developing drugs targeting specific tumor receptors, such as Monoclonal AntiBodies (MAB), is to make a drug compound that targets selectively the cancer-causing biomarkers, inhibits their functionality, and/or delivers the toxin specifically to the malignant cells. Recent advances in MABs show that their efficacy depends strongly on characterization of tumor biomarkers. Therefore, one of the main tasks in cancer diagnostics and treatment is to develop non-invasive in-vivo imaging techniques for detection of cancer biomarkers and monitoring their down regulation during the treatment. Such methods can potentially result in a new imaging and treatment paradigm for cancer therapy. In this article we have reviewed fluorescence imaging approaches, including those developed in our group, to detect and monitor Human Epidermal Growth Factor 2 (HER2) receptors before and during therapy. Transition of these techniques from the bench to bedside is the ultimate goal of our project. Similar approaches can be used potentially for characterization of other cancer related cell biomarkers.
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3 charged in LA-area bank robberyMay 20, 2013 @ 6:21 pm
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A man was charged Monday with a $565,000 bank robbery in which his girlfriend _ an assistant bank manager _ was forced to strap on a fake bomb so she would seem to be a hostage and could take the money.
The woman said she was abducted in September from her home and forced to put on what she believed was a real bomb. Her abductors told her if she didn't help steal the money the bomb would explode, according to the indictment.
She went to her Bank of America branch in Huntington Park, got an employee to help her take the money from a vault and left it outside, where the robbers picked it up and fled, authorities said. The money has not been recovered.
According to the indictment, Reyes "Ray" Vega, 34, used two cars registered to his father for the robbery. He and two other men were charged with bank robbery, conspiracy to commit bank robbery, and aiding and abetting each other by force, violence and intimidation.
The woman, identified only as "A.B.," was not charged. It's unclear whether she had any knowledge of the plot, and federal officials declined to provide details beyond the indictment, citing an ongoing investigation.
Vega appeared in federal court in Atlanta on Monday and will be returned to Los Angeles.
The two other defendants, Richard Menchaca, 36, and Bryan Perez, 27, pleaded not guilty in federal court in Los Angeles, according to their attorneys. Perez was released on a $40,000 bond with electronic monitoring and travel restrictions, said his attorney, Jerome Haig.
The indictment alleges that Menchaca picked up the cash placed outside the bank's side door and gave it to Perez, who authorities say met Vega at a motel later that day to split the cash.
If convicted, the men face a maximum of 25 years in prison, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Justin Rhoades.
More people are believed to have knowledge of the robbery and the whereabouts of the stolen cash, Rhoades said.
Bank of America offered a $10,000 reward Monday for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those involved.
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This is a discussion on 642/442 vs. 640 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by soIcouldSee Anyone who had/has both care to weigh in? Is the 640 that much bigger and heavier (half a pound according to ...
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I have both. When I carry a revolver, I tend to carry the 640 either IWB in a Galco Royal Guard or OWB in a Galco Concealable Belt holster. The 640 is very comfortable for IWB/OWB. For pocket carry, I go with the 642 in either a WRB or Uncle Mike's pocket holster. The 640 is just too heavy (for me) for pocket carry. It flops around and feels like....well, a big gun in my pocket.
The 640 has a slightly longer and larger barrel (full underlug), and comes with a tactical (pinky) grip. But you can put on a boot grip and it's as concealable as the 642. And if you buy a holster for a 640 the 642 will fit just fine.
Neither are good "range guns." That's not what they are designed for. Shooting .38's in the 640 is more comfortable, but .38's in the 642 are very manageable.
If I could only have one, I would probably go with the 642, because of the pocket carry option. If I did not pocket carry at all, then I would go with the 640.
I have a 642 and an sp101 which is steel. I carry both in my pocket. I'm considering buying a 640 because I find the little extra size and not the weight that I would like to be smaller.


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Weeding out your so-called "friends" with new Facebook featureson September 15, 2011 @ 12:42 pm (Updated: 6:14 pm - 9/15/11 )
It's happened to most of us. Someone you vaguely knew in high school sends you a Facebook friend request. So you accept it. Then a co-worker. And your second cousin. And a parent from your daughter's soccer team. And before you know it, you have hundreds of so-called friends. If you're like me, you don't have the heart to drop them. But you don't want them to see everything you post, either.
Luckily, Facebook is coming to the rescue.
The social network is rolling out a new set of features that should make it easier to separate the close friends from the acquaintances.
Listen to Rachel Belle details the new Facebook features with Ron and Don
You can control who makes the cut, but it will also create what it's calling "Smart Lists", which will automatically put your friends in groups like school, work, family, and where you live.
The goal is to make it easier to share only with people you want. It's a feature that borrows heavily from Google+, the fledgling competitor that lets you organize contacts into circles based on different criteria.
"It gets rid of the fear your boss will see you are partying when you called in sick, the idea is to protect you," says TBTL's Jen Andrews filling on 97.3 KIRO FM's Ross and Burbank Show.
But, in her view, the whole idea is absurd.
"What is the point? Why friend people you don't want to know who you don't want to know anything about you," Jen complains.
Listen to Jen Andrews questions so-called Facebook friends and why she broke up with the social network
The Ron & Don Show's Rachel Belle agrees. "I know every one of my Facebook friends," she told 97.3 KIRO FM's Ron & Don Show as she detailed the new Facebook features. It's a stark contrast to Ron and Don, who accepted anyone who asked until hitting a friend limit, (Facebook caps the number of friends a user can have at 5,000.)
But for most us, the biggest problems are the steady stream of You Tube videos, baby pictures, sickeningly cute kittens and check-in's from exotic places of people frolicking on a faraway beach that you are forced to view from your office cubicle.
The new features should help turn down the flow, because you can choose not only who's stuff you see, but how much of it.
And if you're still conflicted about who is a friend, an acquaintance or something else, you can always do what Jen did: Just quit. But Jen says it's not simple.
"Breaking up with Facebook is like breaking up with a real person. They don't make it easy. And they keep coming back."
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In the Associates� Space, Keeley Preston is exhibiting a group of small portraits in oil on canvas called Friends & Lovers. Preston�s painterly style, all heavy globs of dripping paint, has been glazed to a high sheen. Her rendition of depth and shadow is very interesting, even after we notice that she�s taken her cues from paint-by-number paintings.
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iOS 7 phases out the iPhone 3GS and the original iPad; some features will be iPhone 5 only
Apple on Monday took the wraps off of iOS 7, its highly anticipated next-gen mobile OS for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Apple said that iOS 7 will be available as a free download this fall and will run on the following devices:
- iPhone 4 and above
- iPad 2 and above
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- iPod touch, fifth generation
So with iOS 7, Apple is phasing out the iPhone 3GS. The original iPad was phased out with iOS 6 (thanks, Ben!) I'd be surprised, though, if there are a significant percentage of iOS users using the aforementioned device. All in all, Apple does do a decent job of keeping iOS users running years-old hardware in the mix.
Aside from which devices will run iOS 7, it's equally important to consider which features from iOS 7 will run on which device.
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Panorama -- The photo feature Apple introduced last year will be available on the iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, and fifth-gen iPod touch. iPad users are out of luck here.
Square/Video formats and swipe to capture -- These features will be available on the iPhone 4 and above, the third-generation iPad and above, the iPad mini and the fifth-generation iPod touch.
Filters in Camera - This Instagram-inspired feature will only be available for the iPhone 5 and the fifth-generation iPod touch.
Filters in Photos - This will be available on the iPhone 4 and above, the third-generation iPad and above, the iPad mini and the fifth-generation iPod touch.
AirDrop - AirDrop in iOS 7 will only work on the iPhone 5, the fourth-generation iPad, the iPad mini and the iPod touch.
Siri - Siri in iOS 7 has new voices, a new interface and a whole lot more functionality. Users trying to take advantage of the latest and greatest from Siri can run it on the iPhone 4S and above, the iPad with Retina display, the iPad mini and the fifth-generation iPod touch.
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Mad Men Scoop: Jon Hamm on Season 5 Premiere, Peggy and... The Muppetsby Lisa Palmer at . Comments
Wearing a black tailored suit, swirling a drink in his right hand, Jon Hamm might as well be Don Draper. But Hamm is only drinking water with lime at the Television Critics Association party and he's fielding questions deftly, unlike the character he plays on Mad Men, whose answers to a journalist on the season four premiere resulted in trouble for his firm.
As approximately 10 reporters pin Hamm in a corner with their recording devices thrust in his face, he speaks eagerly about Draper, his love for his day job and the relationship between Peggy and Don.
Anyone who has ever caught a glimpse of Mad Men knows that alcohol plays an important role in the series, especially with Don.
"I think he has a dangerous relationship with alcohol that a lot of creative people have. And fill in the blank with either alcohol or whatever. It's a depressant, yet it uninhibits you creatively. It's a fine line and Don has crossed it many times... [but] Don recognized that and seems to have backed away from the edge a bit."
Draper, of course, also loves women. In the season four finale, we were left with the indelible image of Don in bed with his brand new twenty-something fiancé, Megan. She's sleeping on his chest and he turns and stares out the window thoughtfully. When prodded about just what Draper may have been pondering at that moment, Hamm slyly avoided the question.
"Yes, he was in fact thinking of something," the actor admitted.
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed in Draper with the way season four ended. I kept asking myself how it is that Don is so creative with his work, but ends up seemingly moving backwards in his personal life, becoming engaged to his secretary in record time. Responded Hamm to this quasi paradox:
"Don makes his money and his livelihood on being creatively ahead of the curve, and finding out what makes people tick. And what happens when you get older? And there's another generation of people coming up right behind you who are out-moving you and out-thinking you? What happens to a creative person? Don is getting older. It's not The Simpsons where everyone stays the same age 20 years in. People age and we try and depict that realistically."
I wasn't the only one who had a problem with Don marrying his secretary. Fresh from finding out her pitch to Topaz saved their failing agency, Peggy rushes in to tell Don of her victory, expecting her news to be the top story.
And then she finds out Don is getting married. To his secretary. Hamm spoke about the importance of Peggy and her relationship with Don:
"I think in the world of the show we see the office through Peggy's eyes. She's the new girl and we see her from her very first day... And we've watched through over 50 episodes of television her grow and become more confident and we've watched Don alternately shout at her and correct her and not be very nice to her but also be profoundly nice to her...
"I think Peggy is very important to Don. And I think you saw at the end of season three, when the firm blows up and they have to start all over again, he says 'If you leave, I'll spend the rest of my life trying to hire you back.' And I think that sums up relationship that Don and Peggy have."
As far as Peggy's opinion affecting Don's impending nuptials? Hamm remained mum, but did offer a rare tease into what we may see this spring:
"We'll see. Certainly something [is] explored in season five. We don't really know. And I'll be as honest as I can, but Peggy and Don are very close. And Peggy has opinions and Don has opinions."
Mad Men has been off the air forever, of course, but finally returns on March 25 with a two-hour premiere titled "A Little Kiss." Would Hamm satiate our curiosity with a few spoilers? Gladly...
"It takes place on ice. With several musical numbers. And The Muppets."
When Sally tripped and fell HARD into Megan's arms, I knew Don would pick her, and NOT Faye. The whole time Faye told him "I'm not good with kids." The "little kiss" is that Don and Betty are going to hook up! It is OBVIOUS because Betty still has feelings for Don, and her marriage to OLD Henry was a replacement figure for her father who died. I want Peggy and Ken Cosgrove to hook up, but Peggy will never get married period. She'll end up running the agency. I am looking forward to Joan's baby!!!
sometimes peggy reminds me of a mother, I wonder if they end up together or they go their separate ways or stay friends. I wonder if faye will get him back or she will be just be sad for a while. Som many questions so many answers. Wonder about Lane who he will become too.
Yes, I predicted he would be married again within a year. I hope this secretary realizes that he only likes the beginning of things. Don, would you agree that I know something about you? Call me.
Mad Men returns finally. I'm not sure why people were upset about Don marrying his secretary. Faye called it at the beginning of season 4, Don does not like himself when he is alone.
I have always seen Peggy like she is Don's little sister and probably one of the two women that he really cares about. He leans on her and sees her talent and importance but b/c they have this brother - sister relationship he may take for granted that she will always be there for him.


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Step aboard the Palace on Wheels and set off on an unforgettable rail journey to the fabled cities of Rajasthan. Venture into majestic forts and palaces, and immerse yourself in the colors and rhythms of India's captivating culture. Visit the immense Amber Fort high above Jaipur, and watch the sunset light up the Taj Mahal. Experience one of India's celebrated festivals or fairs on each departure.
Depart on an overnight flight to Delhi. Upon arrival on November 9th, transfer and check into our hotel.
The Taj Mahal Hotel
Set out on a tour of New Delhi, the capital established by the British in 1911, and see the India Gate and Parliament buildings. Then delve into Old Delhi, a patchwork of eight different cities built by a succession of rulers and a center of Muslim India between the 13th and 19th centuries. Explore Humayun's Tomb, a milestone in the history of Mughal architecture, and Gandhi Smriti, a museum honoring Mahatma Gandi. This evening gather for a special welcome reception and dinner.
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Travel from Delhi to Jaipur in Rajasthan. Known as the "Pink City" for its rose-colored buildings, Jaipur is protected by high fortifications and multiple gates. Stroll through a local bazaar before visiting Hawa Mahal, or Palace of Winds, a stunning five-story sandstone building where the delicate latticework and honeycombed windows were originally designed to allow ladies of the court to watch life on the streets below. Today is the celebration of Diwali, the Festival of Lights, one of the biggest Hindu celebrations in India. Lakshmi Puja is performed in the evening with people exchanging gifts and lighting candles around their house to seek divine blessings from the Goddess of Wealth.
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Begin the day with a visit to the Amber Fort, a 16th- and 17th-century hilltop complex. Explore its exquisite and well-preserved palaces, temples, gardens, and pavilions. In the afternoon, enjoy a guided tour of the City Palace, a vast complex with a museum housing rare manuscripts, paintings, and an armory. Visit the 18th-century royal observatory known as Jantar Mantar and examine a variety of precise astronomical tools. This evening, settle into your cabin on board the Palace on Wheels.
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Set out on a morning game drive in Ranthambhore National Park in search of the elusive tiger as well as hyenas, jackals, and foxes. After lunch back on the train, arrive in the city of Chittaurgarh. Trace a turbulent history of siege, valor, and sacrifice at Chittaurgarh Fort, one of the largest forts in India.
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Known as the City of Lakes, Udaipur is most celebrated for the fairy-tale marble palaces that appear to rise from the waters of Lake Pichola. Venture into a spectacular labyrinth of courtyards within the City Palace, a soaring creation of marble and granite perched on the lake's edge. This palace complex, the largest in Rajasthan, blends medieval, European, and Chinese architecture and is richly decorated with inlaid mirror-work, mosaics, and frescoes. Enjoy an afternoon boat ride on Lake Pichola.
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Today the train carries us into the heart of the Thar Desert to magical Jaisalmer, founded by Rawal Jaisal in A.D. 1156. Rising above the city, the imposing turrets and bastions of the golden sandstone fort conceal a lively town within. Explore this magnificent fort and discover the havelis, once the mansions of wealthy merchants, decorated with elaborate facades. Later, ride a camel across the sand dunes of Sam and stop for a traditional tea in the desert. This evening's dinner under the stars includes a cultural folkdance performance.
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Jodhpur's blue-hued old city lies at the foot of massive Mehrangarh Fort, perched on a rocky outcrop some 120 meters high. Visit the 15th-century fort and learn about its colorful history. Explore the narrow streets and shops in the old city and enjoy lunch at Hanumant Palace before returning to the Palace on Wheels for the final leg of our rail journey.
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Disembark the train in Bharatpur after an early breakfast and head into the wetlands of Keoladeo Ghana National Park, a renowned bird sanctuary. Search for egrets, flamingos, and many other bird species and wildlife. Then stop at a hotel near the park for a cooking demonstration and lunch. Take a guided walk around Bharatpur village before heading to Fatehpur Sikri, the capital of the Mughal Empire from 1569 to 1585, where elegant carved sandstone palaces remain incredibly well-preserved. Continue to Agra this evening.
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Rise early this morning to see the Taj Mahal's marble sparkle in the dawn's light. Constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favorite wife, the Taj Mahal is often described as the most extravagant monument ever built for love. After lunch, explore Agra Fort's courtyards, mosques, and private chambers, which bring to life the story of the Mughal Empire. Pay a visit to a marble inlay workshop to see how the intricate stonework of the Taj Mahal was created. This evening, visit the iconic Taj Mahal at sunset before gathering for a festive farewell dinner.
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After breakfast, those who are interested can make a special visit to a local orphanage. Then drive to Delhi and relax in day rooms at the Taj Mahal Hotel. Later, transfer to the airport for your overnight flight, arriving home the next day.
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Forty years after President Richard Nixon launched the "war on cancer,'' the nation may be on the verge of beating a regrettable retreat, one it can ill afford from either a health or economic standpoint.
Minnesota's congressional delegation, whose home state includes world-class medical research centers and providers, needs to wield its growing clout to ensure that scientific research isn't gutted in a shortsighted rush to reduce the nation's $14 trillion-plus deficit.
Yes, expenditures need to be reined in. But federal programs need to be weighed carefully, with some safeguarded more than others from the budget axe the congressional deficit "supercommittee" will swing with the release of its historic report 17 days from now.
Funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and its National Cancer Institute must be protected.
Across-the-board cuts or an approach too weighted toward spending cuts make the dangerous assumption that everything to be chopped is waste.
Lost in this simplistic view is that NIH research produces lifesaving knowledge and treatments while also generating high-paying jobs -- more than 10,000 of them in Minnesota and more than half a million nationally.
The University of Minnesota is slated to bring in more than $305 million this year in NIH grants.
The groundbreaking work done by Dr. Doug Yee and researchers at the U's Masonic Cancer Center isn't waste or a handout. Neither is the cutting-edge research done in Rochester by Dr. Robert Diasio and his colleagues at the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center.
The same holds true for the important work done elsewhere in Minnesota. A $2 million annual National Cancer Institute grant supports about 50 staffers at a consortium of metro hospitals and clinics.
Their job: steering patients with cancer into clinical trials offering advanced treatments.
Deep cuts to federal research funding could mean that "we would have to turn patients away from treatments,'' said Ann Deshler, executive director of research at the Park Nicollet Institute, which is the grant's fiscal agent.
Deshler is also concerned about a diminished number of clinical trials here and elsewhere.
"There's probably not a realization of how much research goes on in the community,'' she said. "It's not just the U or Mayo.''
The supercommittee, which consists of six Republicans and six Democrats, is aiming for $1.5 trillion in deficit reduction over the next decade. Failure to reach an agreement triggers $1.2 trillion in automatic cuts.
That translates into a $600 billion reduction in domestic discretionary spending -- the budget category that includes scientific research -- over nine years.
That's about an 8 to 9 percent reduction, said Washington, D.C.-based budget expert Stan Collender, though it's unclear if the cut is the same for every agency or line item.
To put that in perspective, a report earlier this year from the Association of American Cancer Institutes estimated that a 0.8 percent cut in the NIH's $33 billion annual budget would result in about 4,000 jobs lost nationally.
The supercommittee needs to reach an agreement and thoughtfully bring revenue in line with spending.
Now is not the time to put medical progress at risk or jeopardize America's global research leadership -- especially when China and other nations are investing heavily to catch up.
"This is about whether you're going to use yesterday's therapy and medicine for tomorrow's medical problems,'' said Mayo's Diasio. "And whether you're going to stay in the past or move to the future."
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I was debating whether to write about this on my own personal blog or here, but opted for LiveStax blog as our aim is to launch a True-SaaS product by 2015 (few customers will be using LiveStax well before) under the 4 stage launch programme. My thoughts on the topic was first shared on Quora, as a result of the discussion raised by Christophe Primault, Founder & CEO of GetApp, a Business Apps Marketplace for SaaS products.
Here are my thoughts:
- There will be greater debate on two tier systems, as more and more companies learn to live with on premise (including legacy) and SaaS, adopting a hybrid approach. Head over to Two-tier: systems of record and engagement written by Phil Waineright at Diginomica for a good insight on this topic.
- SaaS vendors will continue to be pulled in two directions, i.e. best of breed (single product) to multi product (driven by the need for greater revenues). One of these companies is Box with their Notes product. I had a quick chat with Aaron Levie, Co-Founder & CEO of Box recently in London. How companies manage between product extensions and diversifications will dictate who wins in the long run.
- The middle market will continue to cause confusion due to products that specialise for smaller companies (no sales team), and the rest focusing on larger companies (sales team). The biggest land grab is here. Offering a product for the middle market is always difficult due to overlaps, and the constant attempt by those at the either side wanting a piece of your market. One good example is SAP's attempts via SAP by Design.
- Consolidations will start to bite others. It is becoming obvious that Salesforce is beginning to eat into MailChimp's and Constant Contact's email marketing space via ExactTarget acquisition.
- Larger companies will increase acquisition spree in their defence against Salesforce, as Salesforce continues to diverse from their CRM strength. No market segment will remain untouched, e.g. Having groomed Coda to built FinancialForce using force.com, and then having acquired a major shareholding, Salesforce is continually extending its capability in to other markets quietly.
- Surfacing information will become even more important. These tools will enable enterprises to extract further value from legacy and on-premise solutions, whilst supporting ever growing number of SaaS web apps. Whilst the Dashboards seems to dominate this market, the new entrants such as LiveStax in 2014 will begin to offer new broader solutions delighting CIOs and IT Directors.
- App Stores will be adopted more and more within the Enterprise. LiveStax will be right there to support this. I foresee enterprises having their own internal App Stores, which will support the ever increasing need for information and analytics.
- Enterprises will become truly social, where previous barriers between workers and managers will be broken via SaaS social apps, which will focus on greater collaboration and reporting.
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Relay for Life captain's meeting
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Steve O'Keefe latest player to be pulled out of the game against England this week. He'll be playing Shield for NSW
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Steve O'Keefe latest player to be pulled out of the game against England this week. He'll be playing Shield for NSW
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Guessing Bollinger has been ruled out and SOK was wanted by NSW. (or Lyon is out for some reason)
From a Bl000000s point of view that's a win (so long as it's not Dougeh out) but **** they want to give the pommy bats as much time in the middle as possible.
Nothing like the old days when we used to enjoy having the state teams towel up the tourists before the tests so they went in as low on confidence as possible.
Our state teams aren't good enough to do that even if they tried, to state the obvious. No point pining about something which is a total impossibility these days.
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Warner, Maddo, Scooter, TPC*, Moises, Patterson, Haddin+, SoK, Copeland, Cando Sandhu, Lyon (Dermo Abbott 12th)
These nicknames are seriously hard to keep up with.
I loved how the 2nd XI/CA side was perfectly structured, but still managed to include two wicket keepers
hopefully we can fly dermo abbott down to the G if he is indeed 12th man
Wait, isn't it all but confirmed Doug won't play Shield? My impression was that he could be out for a couple of weeks.
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QLD looking to get their first win of the season have selected a good batting lineup, but still no room for Pomers Pomersbach who hit 80 the other day in Grade Cricket.
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Feldman and Gannon are injured and Harris is resting. I wonder if Gale was available.
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They'd still play a trillion bowling options, just none of them would actually be any good. The SoK-less team I was imagining still had Copeland-Abbott-Sandhu-Lyon-Henriques-Smith.
From that team I've posted there, it wouldn't surprise me to see Patterson left out for dermo abbott just to make it more bowler-heavy ridiculousness
Subject of fitness test: Can you open your eye yet????Nathan Reardon (subject to a fitness test)
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I wonder how the article would read if the similar data for UK were presented in the same graph. Moreover, euro is practically a foreign currency (since they don't have much power to influence it) for most European countries, so plotting the data for Italy, Belgium, may just put Poland, Romania, Russia in a much better light.
B.t.w., why are Hungary and Russia in the same category? Their economies have nothing in common... They're not even in the same neighborhood. In fact, the only point the data makes is that Hungary, Ukraine (and Greece, Italy, Ireland, UK) should import more Russian or Romanian economists and politicians... :-)
Reader of your article, who is less well versed in regional nuances of Eastern European banking risks gaining a false impression that the Baltic state of Latvia has most of its loans extended in Swiss francs (see para 4).
Of total loans outstanding in Latvia at the end of 2009 a mere 0.7% were in CHF (cf. 0.2% at the end of 2006). Euro prevails in Latvian lending (89.2% of total loans - http://www.bank.lv/eng/main/all/statistics/bank_mon_stat/bmsq42006/), but it would be only fair to make clear to your reader in this context, that euro is Latvia's peg/anchor currency (since 2005): it would be false to assume that risks of euro denominated loans for Latvia – a country with a fixed exchange rate regime and participating in the ERM II, are comparable with the foreign exchange risks of third currencies
What do you mean about printing press. You dont really get the problem I think. The domestic debt is different, since in a crisis - when local currency is loosing against eg. swiss franc, you don't have really grave risks. this has nothing to do with government, or printing press imho
"That is akin to installing sprinklers after the house has burned down. In the short term such measures may further damp the supply of credit to economies that sorely need it."
I dont get that one?? Actually Poland's economy went really well through the crisis, Czechs and Slovaks did good as well. The baltics got the hit but the have extremely low levels of debt and are undergoing a strong repair process.
So where is the problem?
Hungary had the most foreign debt and it has banned it. Ok that is great, they will slowly pay down the old debt and will get to more comfortable level...
I think we should see a table of that debt as a % of export this will really show how well the country is doing. For Poland the 30% seems low if you compare i to the export which will get stronger if the currency gets weaker...
If the foreign currencies of the EU countries in your list are in Euros than the situation is not nearly as dire as you imply.
As soon as these countries enter the Euro zone the foreign debt may well reflect the results shown for those countries that use the Euro.
Only Ukraine is left with a problem, but for now that is Russia's.
I wouldn't make much of the European stress tests. Regardless of reality, was it possible that they make a statement that the banks were insolvent in case of a severe downturn? There is no way they could say that and the tests were designed to give a pass to everyone. So they are meaningless.
Countries like Hungary are extremely poor where government uses up almost all the productive capacity of the country so there is no way they can pay all the money back. That money was squandered (ie on pensions, election handouts, real estate, etc) and not spent on increasing productive capacity. So the loans are not self liquidating. The only way to pay them back is through borrowing from someone else (not an option anymore) or default.
And the Western European banks deserve the losses because they should have known better. They squeezed every penny out of Eastern Europe in the past 20 years and they should have known there was nothing left there. The party is over for them too.
The essential difference between foreign currency debt and domestic currency debt is that the government cannot use the printing press to pay off or reduce the real value of foreign currency debt. The use of the printing press to create domestic currency as a way out is lost. It has no control over the quantity and value foreign debt in the country.
In fact as the exchange rate falls the grip of foreign currency debt on the economy will become worse, just as the grip of the old man's legs riding on Sinbad's shoulders became tighter and tighter.
What is the way out? These countries have to act immediately. They have to convert all foreign currency debts into domestic currencies at near the current exchange rate. They must do this by legislation and fiat at a flat rate. Once they have done this they will have the freedom and opportunity to run down the debt levels using domestic currency.
Delay or hesitate and things will grow vastly worse.
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Dec. 6, 2012
RENO, Nev. -
Both the present and future were on display in Nevada's first indoor competition this past weekend at Boise State's Jackson Open. Wolf Pack veterans, freshman, and couple of soon to be eligible athletes (who competed unattached), put on performances that hinted at what Nevada might accomplish at February's Mountain West Indoor Championship.
Senior Debbie Amoah won the Long Jump in 19' 6.25"/5.95m a fine early season leap, just 2 inches/5cm from her Personal Record (PR). Amoah also ran 8.76 in the 60 Hurdles for fifth place, a substantial .34 faster than she opened last year.
A trio of talented freshman kicked off the show in the Pentathlon all placing in the top five. Fledgling Nicole Wadden, competing for the first time for the Pack, won fairly comfortably with an impressive 3478, seventh on Nevada's All Time list. Shannon Forman and Katelin Westerterp took fourth and fifth in the field of 11.
Nevada's sprint corps showed its strength with some fine early season performances at a meet that had both quality and depth in the sprint events. Veteran Angelica Earls looked good in both the 60 and 200, taking fourth in the 60 with 7.53 and second in the metric furlong in 24.50, far ahead of where she was in both events last December. Transfer Samantha Calhoun, who becomes eligible in January, took third in both the 60 and 200 in 7.53 and 24.82. Sophomore Kashae Knox recorded a fine 7.58 in the 60.
Competing unattached in the Shot Put, transfer junior Kerri Simmons who, like Calhoun, is eligible to don the Silver and Blue in January, captured first with a PR 48' 10.25"/14.89 explosion, a full foot/60cm better than her previous best.
In the Pole Vault, senior Caitlin Owen PRed by 2"/5cm, clearing the bar at 11'5.75"/3.50m to take second. Also grabbing a second, but out on the oval, sophomore Katie Romanko sat comfortably within the slow moving pack through the first 2400 of the 3000, before blasting the close, to move to the runner-up position in 10:49.96.
With the bulk of this year's cross country team sitting out this early season competition, the Pack did display their middle distance depth, entering two Distance Medley Relays. Junior Anne Underwood, frosh Sierra Hooft, sophomore Christina Smith, and junior Mariah Gramolini won the DMR in a fairly comfortable 12:48.18.
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Web Site last updated on 15th December 2014 Please note that this web site is run on behalf of the Teifi Valley Railway Society
TVRS Meetings (Teifi Valley Railway Society) are now being held on the second WEDNESDAY of each month - the next meeting will be a SGM on Wednesday 14th January in the Railway cafe. All members welcome plus anyone wishing to join us. This will be followed by an ordinary Society meeting on the same evening.
Please note that the railway site is now CLOSED
We are now planning for our Christmas events - please see the Christmas Page for details.
Note that we have had to re-structure our Christmas plans following recent events which were beyond our control
The Teifi Valley Railway is a narrow-gauge tourist railway located at Henllan, about four miles to the east of Newcastle Emlyn on the Carmarthen and Ceredigion borders. The railway site is now being operated by the Teifi Valley Railway Society, with train operations under the TVR Company, and the Society - owners of the majority of the rolling stock. It is one of the aims of the attraction to provide all-weather activity for those with young children.
The river Teifi - or Afon Teifi in Welsh (pronounced "a von tie vee") - is one of the longest rivers wholly within Wales and forms the boundary of the counties of Carmarthen and Ceredigion.
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During March there has been a huge clearance of all the debris that has collected over the years, around the side and in front of the carriage shed. Also a digger has been used to scoop out an area in order to enlarge the car park. This has exposed a huge slice of pure clay - last seen when the miniature railway was being constructed.
Much of this area will shortly be surfaced (though I don't know quite what with yet - not sand I suspect!) in order to expand the car park and make it all look much tidier than before.
As can be seen, all the standard-gauge stock has also been moved, mostly to the Pontypool & Blaenavon Railway.
Much of the debris has been moved down behind the carriage shed and that area is also being prepared for the land-train that will come sometime - hopefully later this year.
Coaches and Diesel Locomotive get the Festive Look!
During the early part of November, the Diesel engine that carried the name "Tomos" was painted all over in red paint to make it look more festive for the Santa Special trains (the photo further below, shows what it did look like!).
In addition it carried a new name, "Rudolph"
(Just for the duration of the Santa Specials. The name was applied on 25 November !)
Many of the coaches have also acquired their new names as well. All of the nameplates are in the same standard style and "Nancy" was the first to appear on 25th November. Most of the others were done on the 27th. See the stock pages for details.
Logging Trains now Working
Almost on a daily basis, the two refurbished flat wagons are heading down to the forest area of our track and being loaded up by Paul and Eamon with timber. When they get back to Henllan, the logs are being cut up and split for fire-wood. Much of the wood is felled pine, that has been down for at least a year. Soon Paul and Eamon will start felling some trees to leave for next years crop.
We must be one of the few narrow-gauge railways that is using its trains for freight traffic - do you know of any other? The logs are on sale either by the sackful, or by the trailer load.
We have been sent a photograph of a 7 1/4" gauge model of "Sgt Murphy" - see the News page.
The first of the flat wagons has been refubished
Formerly 371, now to have the fleet number 131, the wagon stands outside the shed on Wednesday 18th September after its total refurbishment. All that remains is to have its number and other details applied, but it can now be put to use.
Excuse Me! Who said you could use the new wagon? You'll get it dirty!
Wagon 131 was first used in earnest on 20th September to fetch logs up from the forest area. Now anyone want any firewood?
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Disabled people and their carers get 10% off our fares - but please ask at the time of booking your tickets.
DOGS? We asked James!
YES we do allow well-behaved dogs (and well-behaved dog owners) on the train. Just like James who enjoyed his journey in June last year, above!
Dogs are NOT allowed in the cafe, or in the children's play area - the only exception to this are assistance dogs, such as dogs for the blind or for the deaf.
Other dogs travelling on the train are charged £1 and have their own tickets with a stamped picture of a dog on the back - just in case you don't know who the ticket is for!! There is also the woodland walk down to the waterfalls at Pontprenshitw - most suitable for dogs!
PICNICS AT THE RAILWAY We have picnic tables located in the children's play area and at other odd locations around the station area at Henllan. We also have a picnic table located down at the Riverside right on the bridge - and now we have a couple of tables at Pontprenshitw!
So take your picnic down on the train and sit in the shelter at Riverside, or at the waterfalls halt, to have your picnic when everyone else has gone back on the train. However don't forget to let the Guard know to come back and pick you up! The picnic tables under cover outside the cafe are for the use of those purchasing food and drink from the cafe.
We also ask that you take your rubbish away with you - you'd be surprised to see how much rubbish we get and we have to pay for it's removal!
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WARWICK— The invasion of Omaha Beach on D-Day in Normandy, France will forever be taught in history books around the world and like many of his brothers-in-arms one local veteran, Warwick's Don McCarthy, will never forget the sounds and smells of that day; June 6, 1944.
"Every year, as the mid-May sun warms the countryside, the sounds and smells of early spring, 1944, come rushing back to me," he said last Thursday at Quonset, where a Veterans' Appreciation Day organized by the West Warwick Veterans' Council, the RI National Guard and the Suzanne Henseler Foundation was staged.
McCarthy was part of the 29th Infantry Division, landing on Omaha Beach along with the 1st Infantry Division and nine army ranger companies.
"We were disciplined and well-trained but unlike the 1st Division, we lacked experience in combat. However, we would overcome that fear," he reminisced.
Prior to their departure for Omaha Beach, McCarthy and his squad spent a week in early March near Barnstable, England at the British Assault Training Center.
"We were provided with every detail on our mission, we were instructed to memorize air strike details and beach characteristics," he said.
In late May, his division, alongside the 1st Division, was brought to Dorchester, England as they prepared for rifle inspections and the distribution of ammunition and rations.
"Everybody felt we were ready as ever," he proclaimed.
On May 30, 1944, the British lined the streets waving American Flags in support of their allies and they offered up God's blessings.
McCarthy said that scene is something he will "always remember."
After the 70 men boarded the landing craft, the voyage to Omaha Beach began.
McCarthy reminisced about the overcast skies and the ravaging wind and rain that caused for an unpleasant journey two days prior to their landing.
"Many men hunkered down below, some playing poker, reading and some thinking about home; praying," he said. "We were the leading segment — many wondered if we would return."
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Benjamin Moore Silver Chain 1472
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Product Specifications
- Sold By
- Martha O'Hara Interiors
- Category
- Paints Stains And Glazes
- Style
- Eclectic