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"I don't like superlatives," Ralph M. Steinman wrote in The New York Academy of Sciences Magazine, "but if I had to try to describe my most important accomplishment, it was to discover a new dendritic cell lineage of white blood cells and to show that it initiates and controls immunity."
For this discovery and his subsequent contributions to the advancement of immunology research and health care, Steinman earned numerous awards, including the National Cancer Research Institute William B. Coley Award for Distinguished Research in Basic and Tumor Immunology (1998), the Robert Koch Prize (1999), the Gairdner Foundation International Award (2003), the Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research (2007), and the Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research (2009).
The most recent and most famous of these awards, however, came yesterday when Steinman, jointly with Bruce Beutler and Jules A. Hoffmann, won the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine "for his discovery of the dendritic cell and its role in adaptive immunity." Although Steinman passed away three days before the announcement was made, the Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institute has allowed this posthumous honor to stand.
Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer four years ago, Steinman was himself a beneficiary of his own research. According to Rockefeller University, Steinman was able to extend his life through a dendritic-cell based immunotherapy of his own design. He was 68 years old.
Steinman was the Henry G. Kunkel Professor in Rockefeller University's Laboratory of Cellular Physiology and Immunohematology, a senior physician at The Rockefeller University Hospital, and head of the Laboratory of Cellular Physiology and Immunology. He received his MD from Harvard Medical School in 1968.
A longtime member of the Academy, Steinman edited two volumes of the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (Cancer Vaccines: Sixth International Symposium and Human Immunology: Patient-Based Research) and is featured in the Academy's "Join the Conversation" video.
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Bluewater Productions announced the third release comic book biography for "Rock Music Month" featuring lives of famous rock musicians. Bon Jovi is the recent musician who will be illustrated be part of the popular biography series.
Fame: Bon Jovi is in print as well as digital. For "Rock Music Month" Bluewater this month has released bio comic books on Kurt Cobain and Freddie Mercury in their Tribute series.
Written and drawn by Jayfri Hashim, the story of Bon Jovi is told in this comic book. This story of New Jersey's favorite musicians Bon Jovi, who survived three decades of trials and tribulation. Bluewater goes back to the early years of the band and how frontman Jon Bon Jovi gets a record deal and kept the band going for decades. The classic rags to riches story, what kept the band going strong and will it be the end of the crossroad?
"We get a lot of requests on subjects to tell their stories in this unique medium. Bon Jovi has always been at the top of the list when people mention to us who they would like to see a comic book of", says publisher Darren G. Davis.
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Long have I taken potshots at the Big Oak excesses of some California wines, particularly the candy-floss chardonnays and cabernet sauvignons. Oak-barrel aging acts as a finishing school for many wines, lending subtly sweet notes and spicy flavors from the wood while starting chemical reactions that prepare good wine for rich evolution in the bottle—a process that in the best wines can continue for decades. That's the ideal. But the Big Oak approach sends the wine to a frat house. It pulls too much vanilla-like sweetness out of new-wood barrels into wine that is generally drunk young—often not long after it's released—and thoroughly unmellowed. Many love this effect, as I was reminded the other night when a fellow uncorked his favorite California chardonnay, a wine sold in vast quantities whose name you would recognize. It was bizarre: a drinking experience that could be roughly duplicated by eating lychee nuts and vanilla pudding with your head in a bag of fresh oak sawdust.
Still, it's grossly unfair to characterize the diverse California wine industry by the big-hair-and-silicone excesses of Big Oak practitioners (of which there are plenty in Australia as well). Along the way I had developed something of a phobia about California chards and cabs, almost always favoring wines from Italy, Germany, New Zealand or the Rhône. This was foolish, especially regarding cabernet and cab blends, because the exuberance of a California cab in full flower is not to be denied. Nature crams a superabundance of rich red-berry, blackberry and plummy flavors into California cabernet grapes, and when all that fruit is balanced by the right proportion of mouth-puckering tannins, you have, even in a relatively young example, a homegrown wine that is intensely appealing and distinct to its region.
You have a wine, moreover, that can run with the best of the French, as I was reminded recently when I blind-tasted a Sonoma Bordeaux-style blend and a pair of revered genuine Bordeaux. The showdown was between a 1996 Stonestreet Legacy from the Alexander Valley and a 1995 Pauillac, Château Pontet-Canet, as well as a 1996 St. Julien, from Château Gruaud-Larose. The comparison was instructive because each of these wines is a cab/merlot/cabernet franc blend in roughly the same proportion (with cabernet in the majority); all are priced north of $50 a bottle, and all rate ninety or better in one or more of the wine bibles. It took only a few seconds of sniffing and gargling to peg the Legacy: There was simply a core of intense fruit, as clear and persistent as the rumble in Johnny Cash's voice, that placed this wine in its locale. The Bordeaux, in the manner of many of their kind, were a bit tighter, leaning a bit harder on the tannins and ending up more in the cedar/tobacco flavor zone. All three wines will merit idolatry in a later decade, but I'm betting the Legacy's fruit will still sing loudest. This is what you pay for in a good California red: fruit volume.
Strong red American wine goes particularly well with strong red American meat, and since I was now in the mood for a reconciliation with California cabernet, it seemed time for a blowout dinner. I arranged to serve ten top-drawer cabs, in the $30- to $100-per-bottle range, along with two mighty meat courses, followed by Cuban cigars. All the wines came from the Napa Valley, and all but a couple from the good '96 and '97 vintages—wines likely to show some early signs of bottle development but recent enough that they are still available in good stores for a fair price.
For the meat, I had two animals in my crosshairs: duck and cow. Duck because it can be cooked to a silky, rich stew that counterbalances the tannic cut of red wine. Cow because there is a near-mystical collusion between the taste of good beef and the taste of cabernet, a blood-on-blood brotherhood of flavors that makes you want to take up the sword, if only to cut another hunk of prime aged porterhouse and collapse back into your chair.
That night saw a luxurious cabernet lineup, featuring the legendary Diamond Creek Volcanic Hill and a pair of Beringer Private Reserves as well as some less celebrated bottles. Against the assault of flesh (muscovy duck stewed with riesling and olives, three-inch-thick porterhouse grilled rare over hickory), four of the ten wines stood out, each different in style but all hailing from the expensive end of the aisle. With the duck, a 1996 Stag's Leap Wine Cellars S.L.V. ($85) was revealed as a lip-smacking wine delivering delicious cab character in a relatively restrained package. It was among the lighter, leaner wines my friends and I tasted, but impeccable and well-matched to the bird. Heavier, but still a medium-weight and elegant cab, was a 1996 Forman Vineyard ($50). For a wine that truly flexes its cab muscles, one could do worse for $75 than a 1996 Long Meadow Ranch, a deep-flavored wine that smelled and tasted of blackberry jam. Finally came the $70 tour de force: Beringer's 1996 Private Reserve Napa Valley, loaded with everything—stewed-fruit flavors, tannins, rich purple color—but balanced, a beautiful package that tasted sublime with porterhouse.
Of ten wines tried, only the 1999 La Jota Vineyard Howell Mountain ($39) was completely over the top with fruit and wood. "This wine wears a very large codpiece," one diner cracked. "It's Jethro Tull wine." The 1998 Diamond Creek ($110) was superb but could benefit from a few more years in the bottle. None of the four favorites exhibited Big Oak excess. All were delicious, crammed with fruit but free of frat-house manners. As I lit my Romeo y Julieta Churchill, recently spirited in from London, I vowed to refrain from taking any more potshots at California wines—at least until I serve another vanilla-pudding chardonnay, at which point all bets are off.
Scotch Whisky: A Cask of Caledonia
One thing Scotland is not known for is its forests. Vast stretches of the auld land—particularly its beloved links—are all but treeless. So when a distillery just north of Glasgow announced a plan to produce the country's first single malt aged in casks of Scottish oak, instead of the industry-standard Spanish (sherry) or American (bourbon) oak casks, whistle whetters on both sides of the Pond sat up and took notice. That beverage is now available, albeit in limited quantities, and it was worth the wait: Glengoyne Scottish Oak, priced at about $80 a bottle, turns out to be a nothing less than a once-in-a-lifetime taste.
For the final eight months of the whisky's sixteen years of aging, the distillery put it into a handful of casks made of sessile oak from a small, overgrown forest in Perthshire. To further set their new offering apart, the Glengoyne distillers dried the malt with warm air from wood fires rather than with peat. Its taste is therefore subtler than the mouthful-of-seaweed piquance found in malts from Scotland's islands. Glengoyne's palate is full of milk chocolate and nuts, with hints of wild honey. And one whiff will mark it in your memory: Replacing the sea are scents of heather flowers, roses and toasted vanilla. This is no links-style whisky. Fed by the streams of Loch Lomond, the taste here is pure parkland. To get your hands on one of 1,500 bottles of Scottish Oak that Glengoyne shipped to the United States, call your local specialty shop or visit thesinglemalts.com.


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naseba, a French business facilitation company with on-the-ground presence in major cities across the Middle East, Africa and Asia, today announced the 16th global edition of the Women in Leadership (WIL) Economic Forum will be held in Dubai later this year under the patronage of the UAE Ministry of Economy.
Scheduled to run from 19-20 November at Meydan Hotel, Dubai's award-winning sports resort, the landmark event will gather key business and thought leaders from around the world to mull significant issues in women's leadership and empowerment. The current edition will focus primarily on gender parity in business and the corporate world, as well as the promotion of economic development through female entrepreneurship.
Under the broad spectrum of gender parity, topics of focus will include 'womenomics', diversity and inclusion (D&I) strategies, women shaping the future of investments, role of women in corporate governance, challenges faced by women in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, as well as the media's role in positioning women in business, politics and leadership.
The forum will also highlight potential business and investment opportunities, besides exploring possibilities for government and private sector partnerships with a view to advancing economic opportunities for women. Additionally, it will examine the important role of men as champions of change.
Hind Yousef AlYouha Director, Strategic Planning and Performance at the Ministry of Economy, said: "We feel extremely proud that the UAE has been chosen as the venue for this global event. It is just one more affirmation of our nation's culture and progress in various fields, primarily with regard to the empowerment of our women. Women have been at the forefront of the UAE's educational, economic, social, political and cultural progress and are today counted among the top business and thought leaders of the country."
AlYouha added: "Emirati women have gone on to become federal ministers, judges, CEOs, senior management professionals in diverse sectors and even emerged as international award winning athletes and sports persons. In fact, the UAE is seen as a leader of women's rights for the entire Arab world. Given this progressive track record, it was imperative for the Ministry of Economy to extend support to the WIL Economic Forum."
Apart from inspirational talks, panel discussions, talk shows and keynote addresses, the event will also witness the WIL Achievement Awards ceremony that recognizes individuals and institutions who have significantly championed the cause of women empowerment. The forum will also provide participants with opportunities for networking and holding open business meetings.
Sophie Le Ray, Chief Executive Officer of naseba, said: "Women's participation has been proven time and again to provide added momentum to economic growth at national and global levels. The fact remains, however, that gender disparity looms large as a challenge to the overall productivity at both micro and macroeconomic levels.
"For a region where SMEs comprise 95% of private enterprises, MENA has a negligible 2.5% of women entrepreneurs to speak of, which is an issue that deserves urgent attention. As pioneers of change, the UAE aims to lead the way forward to comprehensive gender parity through leveraging public-private partnership (PPP) in the region."
She added: "The WIL Economic Forum aims to engage some of the best brains in the world to promote gender parity in the workplace as well as to generate ideas and platforms for women's empowerment at educational, professional and entrepreneurial levels. We expect the forum to fast-track the creation of economic opportunities for women, particularly in the MENA region where the potential is as yet under-tapped."
Interestingly, the body of sponsors for the forum comprises entities that have successfully incorporated gender parity at the corporate level with spectacular results, as well as successful multinational companies that support female entrepreneurship. Event sponsors include leading multinational business organizations Pfizer, Roche, Coca-Cola, AIG, Fedex, London Business School and APCO Worldwide.
The 16th Global Edition WIL Economic Forum will additionally serve as a platform to explore opportunities for female corporate leadership in the light of Dubai World Expo 2020 outing. The WIL Forum series of initiatives has been actively promoting economic empowerment of women as well as diversity and inclusion in the workplace since its launch in 1999.
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supplee Posts: 5I would rebuild it but the guy I got it from threw a rod threw the block. I can get a 92 motor from a friend for $30. and was thinking of just using the block and crank and rebuilding it. The other option is to buy one of these Japanese 45K mile motors for $450.00 and putting a new oil pump( needs hole for pick up for the 97 } on it. I was wondering if the 92 block would have all of the necessary holes that I would need to bolt all of my 97 motor parts to and are the import motors any good? What does that pick up under the oil pump do? there are 6 points on the crank timing gear that it reads.
pipeman Posts: 58I didn't rebuild any new Geo 3 cyl. Only up to 1994.
Was I will do in your place?:
1. Strip both engine
2. find the diffrences
It is simple engine, nothing special. You will see the diffrences.
YOu can ask for the parts list from auto parts and compare.
$ 30.00 is easy to spend. But $ 450.00, I will thnik first.
Mark -
crashpw Posts: 3ok I'm new to this forum , the oil you should be using is 5w, and the reason is there is a report out on geo's that using a heavier oil will burn the valves up because it can't go through the lifter holes they are to small for heaver oil, I know this from experience to have a head redone cost around 400 bucks. also I'm looking for automatci transmission part, for my geo if anyone has a junk one let me know if you would THX and HI to everyone on here
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smoke76 Posts: 9I was just reading through all of the posts and have this to say; use synthetic oil, synthetic viscosity does not change to the extremes that regular oil does, ie. is more consistent and stable at all temps and I have gone 5000 + miles between oil changes without ever burning any valves. i also use premium fuel and with 200,850 on the odometer i still get 49mpg in my 90 5 speed 1.0L metro.
If someone wants to come to Nebraska to get it I have a 92 metro i bought for parts (bad valves) good auto trans and good body. $50 takes it.
And for an earlier discussion on geo metros being death traps and no good on slick surfaces, if its slick slow down(here lies the fix for being a death trap as well), these cars have no weight (therefore they hydroplane easily, especially with wider tires or tires with close tread patterns) otherwise you would need bigger than a 1.0 motor to move it and consequently your mpg would drop.
I Love My P.O.S. rusty metro.
97 miles round trip to work 6 days a week 65-75mph, never any troubles.
also if anyone is interested i have a set of Panther Custom Wheels 14x7 3 spoke aluminum wheels, never on car and never had tires on them, 3 still in original boxes, that will fit on a metro. firstname.lastname@example.com -
pipeman Posts: 58Hi. What kind of wheels they are?
Do you have any picture?
About the oils - if you drive more than 10 miles one way to work - do not use syntetic oils. The synthetic oils are good only for cold startups and short driving. The regular oils works fine. I like 10/30 all year around, good viscosity, break down easy and recover quick. Castrol and Penzoil is best.
THe 3 cyl. engine runs always around 3300 RPM at 65 MPH. (5 speed).YOu will need replaced the oil more frequently than on 4, 5 or 6 cyl engine.
My rules is - 3 cyl engine -3000 miles, 4 cyl - 4000 miles, 5,6 and 8 cyl. I go around 5000 miles.
My cars are over 200.000 miles and never have a problem with engine. Just basic service.
Use only WIX or Fram oil filter. They are very good.
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p10leadman Posts: 40not being a mechanic in CA., I am not sure about the emmissions testing. My gut feelings is that it will effect it, otherwise Chevy / Geo would not have designed it that way (Hhhmmm??) sorry I do not have a better answer. Parts for Geo's are becoming harder to find. (junkyards) There were some rumors that Suzuki was thinking of re-starting the Suzuki Swift model (base model for Geo Metro), which would be like VW re-starting the Beetle... with gas prices zooming, it may happen. :shades:
smoke76 Posts: 9I run synthetic oil in all 6 of my vehicles year round, last year on my trip to sturgis i logged 1,827mi. in 3 1/2 days on my harley, average of 12 hrs a day riding time. I havent had any problems vtwin to v8 weather it was -50F windchill or 118F without heat index. The coldest weather ive ridden my harley in was about 36F, not fun. The others have been driven in all of it. Most of my filters are K&N (air & oil)I use Fram oil filters on my van, ranger, and geo.
2stews Posts: 1I have a 1995 Geo Metro coupe with a 3 cyl/stick. I also have a 1996 Geo Metro sedan with a 4 cyl/auto. I want to put the 4 cyl from the '96 into the '95...I know this can be done. My son wants to keep it a stick...
Can I take the 4 cyl and bolt the std trans to it and install it into the '95?
...did they ever make a 4 cyl with a std transmission for
'95-'96 Metro.
...I just got done bolting up the std trans to the 4 cyl,
but now I noticed that rear engine mount does not line up by 2" and I wonder if the drive axles will work...?
....will I have to change the computer & wiring harness?
(will the '95 3 cyl computer run my '96 4 cyl engine if I get engine mts & drive axles figured out...?)
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pipeman Posts: 58You will need pressure plate, clutch, bearing etc for manual. You can go to autoparts and ask for clutch, pressure palte for 3 cyl and 4 cyl. engine. If the part nymber are this same, you can used. But the best way is to compare the parts.
I'm not sure it is worth to swap the engine and parts. Many differences in work. Somebody on this site made comments that computer CCM is this same. I do nopt belive, but?
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stobar Posts: 110I own a 98 Chevy Metro, 3 cyl, 1 liter, 5 speed that I bought about 18 months ago. The car only had 28,000 miles on it (owned by a retiree in Florida). After purchasing the car, I had all the fluids, belts, and tires replaced, with the exception of the timing belt. I just went over 42,000 miles on the car. The car is now 8 years old. I would like a recommendation when I should consider replacing the timing belt. Although the care doesn't have the mileage, I'm worried about the age. Thanks for your response.
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mary02 Posts: 2The door handle on the driver's side of my '92 Geo broke off. Only has 30,000 mile on it. Want to keep in as good a shape as possible. Someone mentioned www.abebooks.com regarding parts, but what is search for once I get to the site? Any ideas. Also how to I post a message and not necessarily to one person? Its my lst time.
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vantagemotors Posts: 14I was noticing on my 99 Metro when in traffic and inching ahead that a brake seemed to be sticking on. I would nudge ahead in line and the car would come to a stop on its own. It was not severe, but enough so that I took notice. I had not checked the rear brakes since I bought the car so I decided to pull the rear drums. I found the park brake pivots sticking on both sides, more so on the left rear. The shoes on the left rear were even worn a little more than the right. I had noticed the park brake lever seemed ok other than it took a hard pull to make it hold. This was obviously because the pivots were seizing and they were not traveling the full amount. So as a helpfull hint, if your park brake does not seem to hold properly or you feel some brake resistance when you are at low speeds, it might be wise to pull your rear brakes & check your park brake pivots!
stan_top_down Posts: 52The unit was around $700 as I recall (from a firm in Phoenix). It would have been much cheaper to drive the car out there to have it installed, but I didn't have time.
I think my local independent mechanic charged me $500.
Be careful, though, the hose ends were not properly crimped in the kit (possibly so the length of each could be shortened if necessary). The vendor asked if my mechanic could crimp them; the mechanic never did, assuming they were already crimped. Result: leaks. The second time it happened I had the mechanic pull all the hoses & have them crimped - I haven't had a leak since (over a year).
The AC works really well - it's been driven from Amarillo to Arlington, TX, Lubbock, TX, & St. Louis, MO this summer, and it worked flawlessly. In the hottest & most humid area it's a good idea to set it to recirculate the air.
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paulc6 Posts: 2Hi, new member. I just put a new clutch in my 93 metro 3 cly , also new timing belt. Unfortunately I think I have it off one tooth, are there any marks on the cam and crank pulley I can verify with? I see some on the cam pulley but none on the crank. I don't want to buy a manual, any help would be appreciated.


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Litchi (also lichee, lichi, leechee, lychee), a tree of southern China cultivated in the tropics for its fruits.
Peach, a juicy, reddish-yellow fruit with a tangy sweet flavor. It grows on a tree, 10 to 20 feet (3 to 6 m) tall, that has shiny green, lance-shaped leaves. See more »
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Ethel "Terry" Teal Crutchfield
Ethel "Terry" Teal Crutchfield, 87, of Longboat Key, died Sunday, June 14.
Born Aug. 8, 1921, in Baltimore, she grew up in Richmond, Va. She graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in the class of 1938 and the College of William and Mary, where she was a thespian and captain of the women's fencing team, in 1942.
During World War II, Mrs. Crutchfield served as one of Virginia's first woman radio announcers and also earned her pilot's license so that she could fly support planes for the military. After the war, she earned a master's certificate in occupational therapy from Columbia University, in New York City, and subsequently worked with World War II veterans in Richmond.
In 1949, she married Jack Crutchfield, a chemical engineer who later became marketing director for Esso, which later became Exxon, Middle Eastern, African and European divisions.
During the 1950s and 1960s, the Crutchfields lived in Brazil, Egypt, Libya and Switzerland. In 1970, they became residents of Longboat Key. They divided their time between Longboat Key and Richmond and continued to travel the world.
Mrs. Crutchfield was preceded in death by her husband, Jack. She is survived by her daughters, Mary, Margo and Jean; son, John; and four grandchildren.
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Craig A strong educational system is the foundation of a strong community.
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The community of Craig was booming. There were classes being taught in modulars. The facility was packed.
There was a need for a new high school at the top of Finley Lane. Moffat County High School was built with money from the 1978 bond election and was the pride of Moffat County and the envy of all Western Slope communities. School district taxpayers have been debt free since 1995 when the bonds were fully paid off.
Today, 30 years later, there is again need to upgrade our schools to meet the new challenges of the 21st century, extend the life of our facilities, and make our schools safer and more energy efficient.
Historically, every time the school district has justified the need, the citizens of Moffat County have come through with the approval of modest tax increases to support the strong tradition of quality schools.
Our aging facilities are in dire need of repair, renovation, and safety and energy efficient upgrades. Our 60-year-old middle school has seen its better day. After many months of public discussion and feedback, the Moffat County School District has decided to place a referendum on this November's ballot to:
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• Increase safety by constructing secure entrances at each building, along with bringing fire-protection systems up to code
• Upgrade our technology infrastructure and replace outdated classroom computers
• Construct new classrooms and other educational spaces at Craig Middle School to improve the educational facility, while preserving existing auditorium, gym and shop areas
• Renovate and retrofit the existing Craig Intermediate School campus and the three existing elementary schools to include preschool through fifth grade.
On Nov. 6, question 3A will ask voters to approve a $29.5 million dollar bond for our kids and our community. A $5 a month increase in property taxes on a typical home in Craig is a reasonable price to pay for high-quality schools.
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Challenges of the 21st Century? Growing tourism? Don't you mean challenges of a growing illegal population? Do our schools really need the money for all the things you listed, or just more interpreters?
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Multiven Files Formal Antitrust Complaint Against Cisco Systems With The European Commission
ZURICH, September 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Multiven GmbH ("Multiven") today announces that on August 20, 2013, it filed a formal antitrust complaint against Cisco Systems ("Cisco") with the European Commission, in an effort to open up the Internet network maintenance services market for Cisco equipment, promote free and fair competition while ensuring consumer choice and value. Multiven's complaint alleges that Cisco abuses its dominant position to harm consumers by bundling and tying software bug fixes, patches and updates ("software updates") for its operating system and application software to its maintenance services (" SMARTnet") and through a series of other illegal exclusionary and anti-competitive acts designed to maintain Cisco's monopoly in the network maintenance services market for Cisco networking equipment, which represents 75% of the world's Internet infrastructure.
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The complaint further alleges that Cisco also engages in a series of illegal exclusionary and anti-competitive acts such as, but not limited to coercing its 52,000 reseller partners, which includes Telecommunication and Internet Service Providers within the EEA, to refuse-to-deal with Multiven and not consume nor resell better quality and/or lower cost services from Multiven and other Cisco Independent Service Organization ("ISO") - that compete with Cisco SMARTnet.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Marcus Johnson slammed home a missed shot with 1.8 seconds remaining, lifting the Dayton Flyers to a dramatic 63-61 win over the La Salle Explorers in Atlantic 10 action at Tom Gola Arena.
Johnson finished with 16 points and four steals, as Dayton (21-2, 7-1 A10) extended its winning streak to seven games. Chris Wright also got involved, posting 14 points and eight boards.
Rodney Green paced La Salle (12-9, 3-4) in defeat with a game-high 25 points and six boards. Ruben Guillandeaux chipped in with 12 points, as the Explorers dropped their second game in a row.
On the strength of a 17-4 run, Dayton was able to carry a 39-28 lead to the locker room.
The Explorers rallied in the second half and pulled within one, 60-59, after Green scored five straight points. Wright then hit a free-throw before Green made a short jumper to tie the score at 61-61 with 46 seconds left. La Salle, however, wouldn't even get another shot, and Johnson won the game for Dayton on a follow up of a missed shot by Wright.
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AMICUS No. 22410556 Monograph NAME(S): *Parker, Arthur Clare Parker, Isabel McCrae TITLE(S): We're the boys of the S.S.R. [music] / words by Isabel McCrae Parker ; music by Arthur Clare Parker PUBLISHER: Weyburn, Sask. : A.C. Parker, c1939. DESCRIPTION: 1 score (3 p.) ; 31 cm. NOTES: First line: We're the boys who have gathered from near and far. For voice and piano. Dedication: Dedicated to the officers and men of the South Saskatchewan Regiment. T.p. ill.: Orange background, medal of the South Saskatchewan Regiment (b&w). Composer Canadian. SUBJECTS: Canada. Canadian Army. South Saskatchewan Regiment Marches (Voice with piano) Patriotic music--Canada World War, 1939-1945--Songs and music Canada. Armée canadienne. South Saskatchewan Regiment Marches (Voix et piano) Musique patriotique--Canada Guerre mondiale, 1939-1945--Chants et musique COPIES: MUSCAN - A - 225-1 MUSCAN - A - 225-1 - Copy 2


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New Lockport police chief settling in after controversy
By Frank Vaisvilas Correspondent March 3, 2014 6:34PM
Lockport Police Chief Terrance Lemming at his desk in the station.| Frank Vaisvilas~For Sun-Times Media
Updated: April 5, 2014 6:32AM
After two months on the job, Lockport Police Chief Terrance Lemming is happy to just be settling into his new role after a not-so-warm welcome filled with political drama.
Lemming is the first police chief hired from out of town since 1837. Back in December during a city council meeting, half of the aldermen and many residents passionately supported giving the job to Dave Draksler, who had been acting chief for a year and had served the department for 26 years.
Instead, newly elected Mayor Steven Streit chose to go with the recommendation from the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police, which the city hired as a consultant for nearly $7,000.
Draksler, Lemming and other candidates underwent rigorous testing, which included a detailed questionnaire and performance evaluations during role-playing scenarios.
Lemming came out on top and Streit offered him the job. Lemming said he did not know the city council meeting just two days later would be so contentious.
"I thought I had the job," Lemming said. "But after that city council meeting I thought, 'what the heck did I get myself into.' "
Second Ward Alderman Kelly Turner had supported Draksler for the job. Now, Turner says Lemming is doing a great job and is working well with Draksler and the rest of the department.
Turner said he doesn't believe morale in the department has been lowered as some people feared would happen if Draksler wasn't made chief.
Fourth Ward Alderman Denise Marynowski also supported Draksler and still disagrees with the mayor's decision, but feels satisfied with Lemming's performance so far.
"As I found in the interview process, Chief Lemming is very personable and knowledgeable and I never doubted his credentials," Marynowski said. "I expect that the Lockport Police Department will remain top-notch. That being said, if you turned back the clock I would support Dave Draksler just as strongly as I sincerely believe that he would have been the best choice."
Lemming said he understands council members' support for Draksler, whom he described as a good guy and a hard worker.
"They were fighting for their man and that's a noble trait," Lemming said.
He's been given approval by the city council to appoint Draksler to deputy chief, the department's number two position.
On Wednesday, the council is expected to approve Lemming's other changes in the department's command structure.
He plans to promote a sergeant to lieutenant, move a sergeant from patrol to investigations, promote an officer to sergeant and hire a new officer.
"We need a proper command structure to hold people accountable and to perform better, as well," Lemming said.
Lemming, 58, is a retired lieutenant colonel with the Illinois State Police. He's managed state police district personnel and troopers handling serious criminal investigations.
The Lemont resident who's served in law enforcement for 32 years said there's more to the state police than enforcing highway regulations as critics contend. For example, Lemming said the state police send on occasion about 40 officers to towns that have experienced heavy spikes in criminal activity.
He said he doesn't plan to retire from his Lockport position anytime soon and is continuing to look for ways to improve the department.
Lemming said he applied for a grant to purchase a canine unit for the department this year that would assist with crowd control and drug searches.
In the past, Lemming said the Lockport Police Department would call on the Lemont Police Department when it needed a canine unit, but Lemont recently eliminated the position.


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Thu, Aug 2, 12 at 20:58
Will monofilament thread melt in a dryer? I know I can't iron over it.
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- Posted by littlehelen (My Page) on Thu, Aug 2, 12 at 21:07
Vicky, I'm not sure if the monofiliament will melt or not, but I asked a question about FMQ thread within the last week as I was considering monofilament for FMQ. The responses were definetly against using it for my purposes. So if it's in the quilt already, you may want to google about it; if not, you may want to read the other posts and reconsider. good luck, V. |
- Posted by toolgranny (My Page) on Fri, Aug 3, 12 at 9:09
There are two types, Vicky. One is poly and the other is a nylon. The nylon melts at a lower temperature and shouldn't be ironed. But I think poly would melt, too, if hot enough. They say both can be used in a dryer but never set it on it's hottest. |
Vicky, I used some kind way back and I was not happy with the results. I watched a quilting show and (can't remember who lol) they said that it has gotten a bad rap and today's mono threads are much better. Sulky advertises that it can be ironed on cotton setting. |
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It costs money to teach local students about the ills of drug use, and a car show this weekend hopes to rev up revenue for the cause.
The Elmwood Park Police Department's D.A.R.E Car Show is scheduled to take from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 24 at Central Park, near the corner of 75th and Fullerton Avenues. Elmwood Park Deputy Police Chief Andrew Hock said he expects at least 100 cars from hot rods to classic cars to be on display at the event.
The event will coincide with the village's Farmer's Market, which Hock hopes that will give people another reason to show up for the car show.
"A lot of people will be looking at the car show and then go to the Farmer's Market," he said. "This is the third year we did it in conjunction with the Farmer's Market."
Jim Sabatini, who is also helping with the organizing of the car show, said owners of any make or model of car are welcome to come to show off their vehicle.
"It's going to be a coffee and chrome type of thing," he said, implying that there won't be any liquor at the event. "It should be a good show."
Hock said they will have several raffles for two widescreen televisions and other items during the car show. The proceeds from the raffle will go towards the department's D.A.R.E. Program.
"The money raised will go strictly towards purchasing D.A.R.E. items like pens, pencils and coloring books," he said.
The department's D.A.R.E Officer will use these items throughout the village's elementary schools as part of its D.A.R.E. Program.
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No, I'm not looking to eat small children, Lol... Hello! I'm looking for a few easy-to-make, easy-to-eat meals for lunch. I babysit a girl whose family is vegetarian (my family is not), and I honor their religious beliefs (Hindu) by not eating meat when their daughter is with us (Christian). It has gone really well, and now I'M very intrigued by a healthier diet with less meat! Can anyone tell me some good sources you've found for simple, fun meals? My daughter is 1, and the girl I babysit is 5 but she has Down syndrome and has a hard time "handling" food. Thanks so much! ~ Holly |
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Davis completes Millers move
The widely tipped move of Claude Davis has gone through as he joins the Millers on an 18 month contract.
The 33 year-old Crawley defender teams back up with his old manager as the Millers beat off a number of other clubs to seal his signature.
"We knew around tea time yesterday that Claude had made his decision," boss Steve Evans told Millers Player. "It came down to two clubs from around six or seven that wanted Claude, and I think he limited himself to speaking to four of those clubs. It was never a surprise to me that he was in big demand, for a year-and-a-half he was outstanding for me. Claude is man who will defend with his heart and he'll be a good signing at the right time for us."
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Rapid Reaction: Rangers 8, Royals 4
September, 3, 2012
By Robert Falkoff / Special to ESPNDallas.com
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Texas Rangers went into slug mode with five homers and used the strong starting pitching of Yu Darvish to defeat the Kansas City Royals 8-4 on Monday afternoon.
What it means: The Rangers are 26 games over .500 for the first time this season. They had failed in two previous tries to reach that mark. The win makes Texas 80-54, equaling the club's best mark through 134 games. The Rangers were also 80-54 in 1999.
Ruffled feelings: Nelson Cruz had to be restrained from going to the mound after being hit by a Louis Coleman pitch in the ninth inning. Television replays showed Cruz on a slow jog around the bases after a sixth-inning homer, and the Royals apparently didn't like it. Both benches emptied but no punches were thrown. Michael Young made his own statement moments later with a two-run homer off Coleman.
Yu the man: Darvish retired the first 17 batters on Monday before walking Johnny Giavotella with two outs in the sixth on a 3-2 pitch. It was the longest streak of consecutive batters retired to start a game for the Rangers since Kenny Rogers retired the first 21 Cleveland batters on Aug. 9, 2002. The first hit off Darvish was a bloop single to left by David Lough immediately after the Giavotella walk. That walk ended a streak of 24 consecutive batters retired by Darvish over a two-game span.
Select company: Manager Ron Washington picked up his 507th win with the Rangers, moving him into sole possession of second place on the all-time club list. Washington broke a tie with Johnny Oates and trails only Bobby Valentine, who had 581 wins managing the Rangers.
In the field: The Rangers' defense got mixed reviews while working behind Darvish. On the positive side, Adrian Beltre and Mike Olt made nice plays on tricky grounders to keep Darvish perfect into the sixth inning. But in that sixth, right fielder Cruz appeared to take a bad route on a Tony Abreu liner and it resulted in a two-run triple.
Muscling up: When Beltre and Cruz blasted consecutive homers off Bruce Chen in the sixth, it marked the eighth time this year that Texas has recorded back-to-back homers.
Holiday treat: The Rangers broke a four-game losing streak on Labor Day. Prior to that, they had won eight of nine on the first Monday in September.
Up next: Left-hander Matt Harrison, working with an extra day's rest, will try to atone for a poor outing at Tampa Bay when the Rangers face right-hander Jeremy Guthrie and the Royals on Tuesday night in the second game of a four-game set.
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28 Christ's death was also a one-time event, but it was a sacrifice that took care of sins forever. And so, when he next appears, the outcome for those eager to greet him is, precisely, salvation. | 28 so Christ was sacrificed once to take away the sins of many people; and he will appear a second time, not to bear sin, but to bring salvation to those who are waiting for him. |
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and with this I am heading to bed. Was a slow woot-off =/ Hope its still running when I wake up.
I stayed up for this? It's the Bundle of Crops missing the "BO"
Are these any "good"?
$50? Really? Aren't these the sort of DVDs you see in the $2 bin at WalMart?
Time for bed indeed.
...you also get 12 Exclusive Mini-Posters by artist Steve Vance. Don't tell anyone.
some guy in WI just ate 3 of these up...I always knew it was a bit weird up north there.
big MST3K fan - what the heck...I'm in
I can watch most of these free on Amazon Prime videos. Nice collection though.
Renard wrote:Are these any "good"?
The Beatnicks was pretty good but it is usually a Joel v. Mike thing and this is all Mike if I remember right. Good price but you can torrent all episodes if you look for the MST3K Digital Archive Project. "Keep circulating the tapes"
Final Sacrifice is one of the best ones. Not Sace Mutiny good, but pretty darn funny in its own right.
Hahahahahaha KS! Nice, buy more.
I never thought I'd see the day where MST3K is a woot-off killer.
What's with the MST3K hate?
If you find these in the $2 bin at Wal-Mart, someone seriously has no idea what they're doing. This is about a $150 dollar value.
My nephews just discovered these guys... Guess what they are getting for their birthdays?
I LOOOOOOOVE PONIES is this?! and where is the Bindle of Carrots???
Would be in for 1, except I bought Volumes 17 and 18 already from a previous Woot. Too bad Volume 19 wasn't sold by itself.
demosdemon wrote:What's with the MST3K hate?
No one likes a mystery.
I always suspected that KS was the secret alien landing site...
Im sure after you purchase these from Woot you can put them in a used Wal-Mart bag and just like magic! Voila have your sack of cap you keep asking for.
I'd totally buy this... except I have a previous woot with two of these sets. I'll have to buy XIX separately. (echoing cage017 above)
The following is NOT sarcasm. I've always wanted to say, I admire the marketing in that picture. How you can make 4 items look like 28. I've always liked that picture, seriously. Edit: @ziggyfield: I somehow missed that picture, but saw all the other ones. =P
Yay for limited gypsy figurines and special mini-posters. As for me, sleep time~
WOW...People are really complaining about the price of this? Yes, the movies are bad but the MST3K is one of the classic TV shows of all time. Saying that these should be in the bargain bin is just crazy. Each of the three contains four episodes that are originally two hours long with commercials. While some episodes can be a little dry, MST3K should be the benchmark when determining if someone has has a good sense of humor. If you don't think MST3K is funny, then your opinion on comedy doesn't matter.
Have been waitin for this thanks woot.
In the not too distant future...
It's time for Mystery Science Theater 3000. ::Braaaannng:: ... Actually I Think it's time for bed.
Totally makes for a great birth-mas for the BF.
sykotek wrote:The following is NOT sarcasm. I've always wanted to say, I admire the marketing in that picture. How you can make 4 items look like 28. I've always liked that picture, seriously.
If you double click on the picture at the top of the coment section, you can see 28 items look like only 3 items...
AWESOME!!! Good ol' childhood reminiscing coming my way! BOUGHT!
strange...noone is buying these in Roswell...
And so my MST3K collection grows larger... Thanks woot!
Oddly enough, I've barely been paying attention to this Woot-Off. Yet, if there was one item I've been waiting on, it's this one. Something to bond over with the GF and her dad... thanks, Woot!
Let's put it to the Steve-O-Meter........yes, Steve Allen already thought of this, and he didn't pay $49.95.
erick99 wrote:$50? Really? Aren't these the sort of DVDs you see in the $2 bin at WalMart?
$10 cheaper than the last wootoff http://www.woot.com/Forums/ViewPost.aspx?PostID=4475762
If you missed out on this, I'd like to point out that most of the MST3K episodes are available via Netflix streaming (and last I checked they had every single episode on DVD).
Is this the one where cute little characters make witty comments about what is on the screen? You know, just like here!
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MADURAI: Indian Medical Association, Madurai branch, has urged the government to set up a special court to prosecute the killer of doctor Sethulakshmi, who was murdered by an autorickshaw driver on Monday.
Addressing the press on Thursday, M Jegadeesan, president of IMA, Madurai branch, said the government should provide speedy justice in this case to ensure the medical fraternity is protected and anyone who harms doctors is punished with severe measures. After the government doctors' strike on Wednesday, all private hospital doctors have boycotted work and the 760 hospitals including clinics in Madurai district will remain closed for a day. The strike of private hospitals will last from 7.30 am on Thursday to 7.30 am on Friday for 24 hours to condemn the killing of Sethulakshmi, he said. However, emergency medical services will continue in all hospitals, he added.
The major demands from IMA are the government should announce all hospitals as protected zones and provide security to doctors and hospitals.
A special court should be formed to prosecute the killer so that it will be a lesson for all who want to hurt doctors. Further, police officials who failed to take action when Sethulakshmi asked for protection should be suspended. Stringent measures should be taken on all police officials in the station who failed to act, Jegadeesan said.
The state government should implement the Tamil Nadu Hospital Protection Act, 2008, strictly and spread awareness about the act because public and police are not aware of it. Along with IMA members, postgraduate doctors, civil surgeons, house surgeons, medical college students and paramedics will participate in the rally. Besides, the Lab Owners Association has also expressed solidarity with the doctors in this regard, he added.
Later in the evening, the medical fraternity took out a silent rally from Race Course to the Collectorate and submitted a petition to the district administration. All major private hospitals like the Meenakshi Mission Hospital, Arvind Eye Hospital, Vadamalayan, Apollo and others remained closed for Out Patient treatment and all scheduled surgeries were postponed in these hospitals. However, emergency services and critical surgeries were held as usual.
In the same way, all private hospitals in southern districts such as Tirunelveli, Tuticorin, Kanyakumari, Virudhunagar and Dindigul were also closed for OP care and doctors went on a one-day strike with silent rallies, demanding protection. The strike has severely affected healthcare in the region with many sick people suffering without medical aid.
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