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World of Goo is a phenomenally creative physics-based building game where you assemble bits of goo to form structures leading to an exit pipe in each stage. The visuals are stunning, the sense of humor wry, and there are gameplay innovations at every corner.
An experimental game created in seven days, this arcade/pseudo-strategy game puts you in control of two robots marching through a dark city destroying everything with lasers. Pump up your machines to gigantic city-destroying monsters and crunch buildings and pitiful humans all day long!


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The Stone House: Landmark believed a gatehouse for Civil War fort
Sunday, July 21, 2013
The unique "cotton rock" limestone of Mid-Missouri was used to construct many of the earliest buildings in Jefferson City.
Prussian-born immigrant Bernard Eveler constructed a duplex at the corner of West Main and Clay streets entirely with this uneven medium between 1854-60.
The city Landmark known as The Stone House appears to have been used as the gatehouse to the Union Army's College Hill Fort after the 1861 occupation.
The Dutch Colonial home withstood the traffic of soldiers to be held by the Eveler family more than 120 years.
The Conservation Federation of Missouri purchased the building from the family estate in 1985 and continues to use it today for its offices.
Today, it is one of the oldest residences within the city limits.
The lot was first transferred from the Missouri Seat of Permanent Government to John Chappell in 1836.
Eveler bought the lot in 1854 and family records say the house was built in 1860. He built many other homes within two blocks of the area, but none other remains.
The Stone House was built with four large rooms on the main floor with oak floors, two rooms upstairs and a full-sized basement. The exterior walls are 16 inches thick, and the doors and windows were made of walnut.
Eveler was one of the leading founders of St. Peter Church in 1846. The previous year, he married his wife, Margaret Arens. They are both buried in the St. Peter Cemetery.
The Stone House may stand unassuming under the mature shade trees leading from the U.S. 50 exit to the Capitol. But underneath it and its Cliff Street neighbors are the reminders of the Civil War days nearly 175 years ago.
A block east on Main Street, the Porth House was used as an armory and tunnels are rumored to run from its basement into the fort.
Catty-corner from the Porth House across the intersection of West Main and Bolivar streets, a saloon was built to serve the 3,000 encamped troops toward the end of the war. Today, Paddy Malone's continues the trade there.
But behind The Stone House, even more tunnels thought to have been dug by the Union soldiers were cause for settling and sinking for the 20th century property owners, including a fourth city Landmark, Cliff Manor.
Because of its height and proximity to the river and Capitol, this block was selected as one of the five forts in Jefferson City, according to Federal Archive maps. It also had a clear view of the Dulle House, 800 St. Mary's Blvd., where Gen. John Fremont set up his headquarters during the occupation.
The College Hill Fort was located on an index-finger shaped ridge, from about where the Missouri River bridges are today to the James Kirkpatrick State Information Center.
The other local Union forts were constructed at Miner's Hill, High Street, Miller's Hill and Dunklin Hill.
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Willows are deciduous trees or shrubs with invasive roots. The weeping willow is most common; shrub types are used more for their colorful buds or catkins, stems, or contorted shape.
*Some species of Salix are invasive weeds. Other types of plants may be better choices when planting.
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Quote of the Day.
Fausta, of The Bad Hair Blog, referring to an opinion poll asking those polled when Governor McGreevey should leave office, said:
NJ Politics has a table that shows results from a Bergen Record survey with 51% in favor of "resign now" and 52% in favor of "resign Nov 15″. NJ's the first state with 103% people — no wonder the traffic's bad.
I can't top that.


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Owing its existence to the stroke of a pen, can have near anything it wants with more strokes of the pen.
Get used to it.
with doing the right thing, just buying the music, it really is not that much money, and saves a lot of hassle in the long run.
Oh, and protect your music, don't let people run off with it.
Protecting Intellectual Property not only rewards those who create it, but encourages future creation of the same.
Bottom line: do you agree or disagree that such Intellectual Property should be protected from those who would steal it and share it at will?
P.S. If you let someone run off with the CD that you purchased, you should blame yourself, not the one who created the intellectual property. What if they ran off with your CD player? Would you expect the manufacturer to give you another one free of charge?
Add the cost of the CD to the bill.
Just because you don't know people who buy digital music doesn't keep it from being the most popular current method of distribution. That fact causes me to believe you install more units with some form of connection for an MP3 player than without.
If that's the case, quit testing with CDs. Get a cheap MP3 player and give a customer a discount if he loads some thumping test tracks for you. Then use a couple of feet of heavy chain to connect it to a cinder block; ain't nobody driving off with that boat anchor.
"Outraged" is a new, throwaway ID, not meant to weather time, that you may later contribute to pressing issues of the day?
I have a business to run, and it seems that a few individuals on here have too much time on their hands. Use you Jedi powers to hump eachother through a web cam. Here's my advice, get a girlfriend, work harder at your job. I post my opinion on something from my point of view, and you criticise me like i am a child, and try to correct me as if you give two shits about this topic. I'm always open for constructive criticism, but you jumped me like a pack of hungry banshees. Get a life.


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German tourist alleges rape
Chandigarh, September 28 Tourism director Vivek Atray had underscored the need for such a police squad, saying that it was required to promote safe tourism in the city. Six youths abducted a 20-year-old German tourist from the parking lot of Hotel Taj in Sector 17 here in the wee hours of today and allegedly tried to rape her. She was later dumped in Sector 20 in the afternoon. The victim alleged that she was beaten up by the accused and had bite marks on her body. Her clothes were also torn. The police said she had been giving conflicting statements and it had registered a case of attempt to rape as per her initial statement. Later, she said she had been raped. Further charges would be added if her medical examination confirmed rape. Police sources, however, said the way she had been beaten up and the bruises on her body indicated that it was more than a molestation bid. The victim told the police that she had gone to the hotel for a party last night and had some drinks there. At around 2.20 am, she stepped out for a smoke. A youth standing near a black Scorpio pulled her into the vehicle with the help of his friends. Before she could raise the alarm, they sped away. They dumped her on the rear seat and one of them sat on her while the others pushed her face towards the seat, preventing her from screaming for help. She said they kept driving for some hours before taking her to a room, where they tried to rape her. When she resisted their attempts, one of the youths began to thrash her and tore her clothes. At around 9 am, they took her out of the room and again drove for about four hours before shifting to a white Maruti car in which two persons were sitting. The duo dropped her in Sector 20. A police officer said she had given the registration numbers of the vehicles, but one of those had found to be fake. She said she had come to the city on September 23 for the marriage reception of her Indian friends. According to another version, she had come out for a puff and saw some youths standing near a Scorpio. She was in an inebriated condition and told them that they had parked the vehicle wrongly. One of the youths then told her to park it the right way. She sat in the vehicle and drove out of the parking lot. She drove towards Matka Chowk, from where the youths took the vehicle from her and took her along with them. Sources said the police swung into action when the incident was reported in the wee hours. Police teams were dispatched to conduct raids on resorts, hotels and guesthouses in Zirakpur, Panchkula and nearby places. The SSP said the accused had been identified as residents of Ropar and raids were being conducted to nab them. Meanwhile, the victim was taken to the Sector 16 Government Multi-Speciality Hospital for a medical examination. The security staff at the hotel denied any such incident. |
Bomb scare at Dera Bassi
Dera Bassi, September 28 The explosives, which turned out to be high-intensity crackers, were declared harmless by the police after an analysis by the CFSL and bomb experts. Close on the heels of yesterdays Mehrauli blast, the discovery of the explosives created panic in the area even as the news was flashed on television. The ball-shaped devices, each weighing between 100 gm and 200 gm, were found by Jasbir, a resident of the village, at about 9 am. He immediately informed the police. It took some time for the police to reach the spot, exposing its preparedness. Without using any safety measures, the police stacked these objects in a pit and covered those with gunny bags to prevent any damage. The police did it even before forensic experts reached the spot. Had these been live bombs, the damage could very well be imagined. The situation should be handled in a more professional manner, a senior official remarked. Police officials and forensic experts examined the bombs for about two hours. A search operation was also launched in the nearby fields to recover more such bombs. A sniffer dog and bomb detection devices were also pressed into service. The immediate reaction of Gopal Krishan Mishra, a former director of the Forensic Science Laboratory, Punjab, who was called to the spot, was that the objects appeared to be low-intensity bombs containing potassium black powder and ball bearings and enough to cause damage within a radius of 50 m. The composition indicated that these had imprints of low-intensity bombs used in Delhi blasts. These were put in a bucket of water to make them inactive. In the evening, the Mohali police rushed to clarify that there was need to panic. Plastic balls had been used to fill chemical-laced aluminium powder used in rockets (cracker). The SSP, J.S. Aulakh, and Mishra said no detonator, time device or remote control had been found at the spot. Nothing related to a bomb has been found in the material, the SSP said, adding that they were still examining the material. Asked about the presence of the explosives along the highway, he said a naka had been put up at the Bhankarpur bridge last night and someone must have panicked and threw the crackers along the road. |
Road Rage
Chandigarh, September 28 The incident occurred at the airport traffic light when Sanjeev Nehra of Sector 15 was on the way to Patiala with his wife and their five-year-old son. He was reportedly waiting in his lane for the light to turn green when an Army truck, parked towards his right, tried to take a wide turn and hit his Maruti Zen. Rather than apologising for their mistake, the Army men tried to flee. Sanjeev told The Tribune that he parked his car on the side and ran behind the truck to talk to the driver. They refused to admit that it was their fault and manhandled him before bundling him into their vehicle. They then sped away, his wife Shikha alleged. Shikha, a Punjab government employee, immediately called the police control room and a PCR van reached there. Accompanied by the PCR staff, she reached the headquarters, but the guards refused to let them enter the premises. They also ignored her request to allow her to speak to senior officers. It was only after a wait of over an hour that Sanjeev came out. When this correspondent reached the spot, some personnel, including Lance Naik A.K. Singh, was trying to persuade the couple not to pursue the matter and promised to initiate departmental action against those guilty. SHO Bhupinder Singh asked the Army personnel to produce those involved in the incident. When they refused to do so, he threatened to drag them out and book them. |
Cash Scam
Chandigarh, September 28 The committee consists of Allahabad High Court Chief Justice Hemant Laxman Gokhale, Jammu and Kashmir High Court Chief Justice K.S Radhakrishnan and Justice Madan B. Lokur of the Delhi High Court. The panel has been thought of by the CJI, Justice K.G. Balakrishnan, as an internal mechanism to inquire into the serious charges of corruption and the alleged nexus between the judiciary, a lawyer and a businessman, that have come to the surface. Soon after their arrival little after 2 pm today, the committee showed its disinclination to divulge the details of the probe to the media, which was waiting for their arrival at the guest house. The committee members were immediately escorted to their rooms by the Punjab and Haryana High Court staff which was present at the guest house to accord a welcome. High Court Registrar-General too was present. On way to his room, Justice Gokhale did not interact with the media but simply said, "Please leave us alone. The members will stay here till September 30 to carry out the probe. They have already sought the assistance of Justice Nirmaljit Kaur of the Punjab and Haryana High Court to unravel the truth behind the scam that surfaced on August 13 after Haryana law officer Sanjeev Bansal's clerk erroneously delivered Rs 15 lakh at her house. During their stay, the members will also examine prime accused in the case Sanjeev Bansal, his clerk, co-accused Ravinder Singh and others allegedly involved in the scam that has rocked the judiciary. Bansal is currently in judicial custody, while Ravinder Singh continues to be in the custody of the CBI, which is now probing the corruption case registered in the matter. Available information suggests Justice Gokhale committee will also examine Justice Nirmal Yadav, whose name had surfaced in the statements of some of the accused in the case. She is currently on leave. Before recusing herself from judicial work after the surfacing of her name, Justice Yadav said to the Chief Justice Tirath Singh Thakur that she was not in a position to concentrate. |
Gunners celebrate 181st anniversary
Chandigarh, September 28 Serving as well as retired officers and other ranks of the Regiment paid homage to martyrs at the Command Memorial, followed by a religious function and a special Sainik Sammelan. A tea party was also organised for all ranks of artillery posted at the station. A social get together at the Shivalik Officers' Institute was also organised, which was attended among others by Lt-Gen T.K. Sapru, GOC-in-C, Western Command. The motto of Gunners is "Savatra Izzat-o-Iqbal, meaning omnipresence with honour and glory. The battlefield of the future holds immense promise for the Gunners with the induction of the latest state-of-the-art weapon systems into their armoury. |
Southern sectors getting raw deal
Chandigarh, September 28 The manner in which the funds are being allocated by the MC not only gives credence to the charge of favouritism to the VVIP sectors in comparison to the Southern sectors, which houses numerous colonies, but also belies the Congress slogan of being a party of aam aadmi. The funds spent by the civic body from January to September this year clearly shows the north-south divide. Out of Rs 121 crore, around 25 per cent of the total amount had been spent in the wards having colonies. The ward-wise expenditure incurred by the MC for development works showed that over Rs 60 crore had been spent on the northern wards whereas around Rs 27 crore had been spent on the wards having colonies and the rest Rs 34 crore on the development of southern wards. The councillors, including those belonging to the Congress, representing the wards having colonies have been discriminated in utilisation of funds and execution of works. The maximum amount of Rs 16 crore has been spent in ward no 3 represented by Mayor Pradeep Chhabra. The ward includes Sectors 16, 17 and 22, whereas in ward no 7, represented by deputy mayor Harphool Chand Kalyan, only around Rs 2 crore had been spent. The ward includes areas of Maloya, west of Sector 38 and the grain market in Sector 39. Other councillors representing sectors where maximum amount has been spent include Raj Kumari Mishra of ward number 20 (Sector 29 and Industrial Area Phase I) where over Rs 10 crore had been spent followed by Chander Mukhi Sharma of ward number 1 (from Sector 1 to 11) where over Rs 8 crore had been spent. In comparison to this, the highest amount spent in wards having colonies is Rs 5 crore in ward number 23. Surprisingly, in ward number 13, represented by Ram Sumer Morya, which includes Sector 49, 50, 51 and Colony number 5, the expenditure had not even crossed the Rs 40 lakh. Nominated councillor Amrit Bolaria suggested that the area councillor and the officials should work out on the feasibility of the projects before approving and allocating funds for it. Referring to the proposal of establishing an amusement park in Sector 17, she said, What is the need of having another park in the city when the administration had already sanctioned setting up of a theme park at Sarangpur. The execution of the projects showed that the councillors were more interested in completing development works in their areas only. BJP councillor of ward number 23 Ram Lal alleged that since February this year, a number of development works had been approved by the MC House for his ward, but the officials concerned had failed to sanction funds for the same. |
Another feather in PGI directors cap
Chandigarh, September 28 Professor Talwar, who is heading the department of Cardiology at PGI, told The Tribune over phone that the award was given to him for his contribution in the field of cardiology. Professor Talwar is also a recipient of the Padma Bhushan, Dr B.C. Roy national award, Ranbaxy research award for clinical research and Amrut Modi UNICHEM award of Indian Council for Medical Research. He has been credited with initiating the technique of endo-myocardial biopsy at AIIMS and has used it extensively to study various tropical heart muscle diseases. This unique contribution has earned him membership of Scientific Council of Cardio Myopathies, World Health Federation and Asian Region of Global Physicians Network on Myocarditis and related disorders and Fellow of the International Academy of Cardiovascular Sciences. The Kurnool Heart Foundation has been observing the World Heart Day function since 2003. This year they released a poster designed by the World Heart Federation as part of its public education campaign. |
Hundreds walk for healthy heart
Chandigarh, September 28 The walkathon, organised by cardiologist Dr H.K. Bali and flagged off by UT home secretary Ram Niwas, started from Sukhna Lake and culminated at the Bougainvillea Garden in Sector 3. According to Dr Bali, walking was the cheapest form of preventing a coronary disease. It is the best and most cost-effective way of keeping your heart in order. You don't need any fancy treadmills, convoluted steppers or trendy gyms. All you need to do is take a walk and your heart will thank you for it, he said. Giving tips about heart care to the participants during his lecture, Dr Bali said physical workout and regular morning walk routines are effective ways to avoid heart failure and cardiac arrest which are on an rise due to reduced physical activity. "Such walkathons should become a regular feature and a milestone in raising health consciousness of the denizens of city beautiful, said UT home secretary Ram Niwas. He added, "It's something that you can do anywhere, anytime, and it's good for all age groups." Renowned physician Dr G.P. Malik was also present on the occasion. He said that people need to be more proactive. All you need is about 40 minutes a day with five minutes for warming up and five for cooling down, he added. Sharing his experiences, former DGP M.S. Malik said a healthy lifestyle prevents Children, youth and elderly from different walks of life participated in the walkathon. A medical check up camp was also organised on the occasion by a team of doctors from Fortis Hospital, Mohali. It was inaugurated by Sister Maria Christie, principal, Convent Carmel. The School of Public Health, PGI, in association with the state NCD Control, under the aegis of National Rural Health Mission, also organised a Walk for Healthy Heart. It was flagged off from Kairon Block, PGI, and after passing through Matka Chowk, ended at Sukhna Lake. Around 70 people, including faculty members of the PGIMER and senior health officials of the UT administration, participated in the event. Dr J.S.Thakur, associate professor, School of Public Health, PGIMER, H.C.Gera, nodal officer, IDSP, Chandigarh, and Dr Sharma, nodal officer, NRHM, were leading the walk. On this occasion, an exhibition on healthy lifestyle was put up at the Sukhna Lake. A memento was also presented to Harjinder Singh Talwar of Talwar Dairy, Sector 15, Chandigarh, for his selfless services in health promotion activities. Meanwhile, a free angiography camp was organised by Oxford Hospital, Sector 19. |
UK firm plans $60 m investment
Chandigarh, September 28 Ritesh Tandon, executive director, Pavers England, said while $30 million had been set aside for the real estate business of the company, the remaining amount will be used in setting up the design studio, manufacturing base and for retail business. Pavers England, a leading footwear retailer in the UK, has entered into a joint venture with Mauritius-based Foresight Group. The new company, Pavers Foresight Smart Ventures, is presently retailing their footwear through multi-brand outlets and leading retail chains like Reliance Retail (Footprints), Central and Makson Retailers in north India. We are already in the process of setting up a footwear design development studio at Ambur in Tamil Nadu. A manufacturing facility is also being set up there at an estimated cost of $12 million. This studio and facility will be operational in November and will be linked with other design and production centres in Europe, Brazil and the UK. Though the majority of footwear manufactured here will be used for the domestic market, we will also be looking at the export market in the future, he said. Tandon added that the studio would focus on new designs and would be the first-of-its-kind in the country. It would provide a unique advantage in developing European comfort footwear customised to the needs of the Indian consumers. He also stated that after the two-year window period till 2010, the company was targeting a turnover of $2 million from its India operations. Talking about the real estate business, the executive director said the company had tied-up with the Rs 1,000-crore Agarwal Group to execute real estate projects in metros. |
People losing faith in courts
Chandigarh, September 28 S.D. Sharma, chairman, Intellectuals Society of Chandigarh, welcomed the participants and elaborated on the importance of the issue and the purpose of the seminar. We all belong to that section of society that determines its face and fate. Judiciary forms a very important aspect of our society but unfortunately most of us confine ourselves to its criticism and evaluation is generally evaded, he said. The brainstorming discussion was presided by P.K. Palli, former Judge, HP High Court, who raised the issue of delayed justice. Judiciary is supposed to be the most revered pillar but unfortunately, due to the persistent delay in justice, people have not only lost their faith but have started avoiding approaching it altogether, he said. The view was unanimously accepted by all present there. Justice Singhvi, addressed the issue saying, Our Judiciary is efficient but some lapses that surface from time to time has lowered its image. Its not only delay but also lack of introspection that ails usJudiciary forms an important pillar in any society and its importance cannot be overlooked but it has a major responsibility on it to ensure the implementation of values and laws enshrined in the Constitution. |
Cyber crimes on the rise
Chandigarh, September 28 In his inaugural address, Justice Surya Kant said the day was not far when lawyers would argue using their laptops and judges would deliver judgements there and then with the help of information from their laptops. He added that there had been a sea change in the natures of crime like transmitting virus, pirated software, infringement of the intellectual property rights etc. Prof Gurjeet Singh, vice-chancellor, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, in his keynote address, said the cyber crimes were moving at the speed of light and with the growth of cyber space, its misuse had also increased. Satya Pal Jain, dean, faculty of laws, said the coming times would be tough and competitive for those who wanted to join the judiciary. M.S. Brar, director, department of information technology, Chandigarh, released the souvenir prepared by the UILS. He also presented a memento to Justice Surya Kant. Meanwhile, parallel working sessions were held on law and biotechnology and intellectual property rights.
Dumping ground in front of church
Chandigarh, September 28 If residents are to be believed, the land pieces have been encroached and transformed into dumping grounds, where in addition to regular waste intoxicating industrial waste is also being dumped and burnt. Many of us are having various diseases but nothing can be done as they not only dump the waste here but also burn it. Our constant complaints or pleas to authorities have fallen on deaf ears, said a local resident. According to Pastor John Oommen, These people continuously burn toxic substances in these grounds. At times the smell is so foul that prayers get disrupted. I even approached the Sarpanch, but authorities seemed to be least bothered. The local residents claimed to have been shooed away numerous times by authorities. Speaking to the Tribune, one of the Panchayat members on condition of anonymity confirmed the claim, The authorities are not ready to listen. Not only the local people but also the church has approached us and we sent complaints and also met the officials concerned, but they are not ready to listen. Meanwhile, when contacted, nobody from the administration was ready to comment on the issue. |
Faulty policies responsible for inflation
Chandigarh, September 28 Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal, who was the chief guest, inaugurated the conference by lighting a lamp. Former MP Satya Pal Jain was the guest of honour, while Chandigarh BJP president Kamla Sharma presided over the function. Over 500 traders, entrepreneurs and industrialists from the region participated in the conference. The traders rued that they have been burdened by a variety of taxes. VAT, sales tax, income tax, market fees, entry tax, services tax, excise duty, import duty and export duty all add to the burden on the common traders, they alleged. The highly complicated tax regime has further added to the woes to the traders. Moreover, difference in VAT rates in various states has also left the traders high and dry, they added. The traders also complained of lack of pension and medical facilities for the tax paying traders. The government is willing to extract a large portion of their income in the name to taxes without providing them even basic facilities. When the traders retire or need medical assistance, the government leaves them to fend for themselves, the traders said. Harassed by C Form troubles, futures trading, multinationals entering retail, small traders are in immediate need of assistance, they added. The small traders rued that they are finding it hard to face the challenges posed by the multinationals in retail segment. Multinationals are influencing not only government policies but also the entire market with their cash power, they said. The Traders' Cell demanded that the food & supply licensing system under the Essential Commodities Act be scrapped, forward trading of agricultural commodities be banned, multinationals and corporate houses be restricted from entering the retail Segment, Packaging Act for traders be abolished, uniform VAT rate throughout the country, provision for just one C form per year, tax regime be simplified, the impending ban on polythene bags be permanently revoked, pension and medical insurance be provided to traders over 60 years of age and advisory boards consisting representatives of traders be formed to advise various government departments on pertinent issues. Prem Kumar Dhumal promised the traders to take up their demands with the Central government. Speaking on the occasion, Satya Pal Jain said that the complex tax and legal structure was the bane of the trading community. The highly complicated system led to the honest common traders making mistakes, which were taken advantage of by dishonest government officials. Simplification of the legal system was need of the hour, he said. Speaking on the occasion, Chandigarh BJP chief Kamla Sharma said the traders had always been the backbone of BJP and the party would stand behind them in this crisis. She promised that all the trading community's problems will be given top priority when her party came into power. Regional president, BJP Traders Cell, Chandigarh, Kailash Chand Jain said, "Ttraders, entrepreneurs and industrialists play a vital role in the success of any country's economy. The motive of the Cell is to highlight the challenges faced by the business community." |
Cong, BJP flex muscles
Chandigarh, September 28 Senior BJP leaders, including Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal and former MP Satya Pal Jain speared no chance to expose the Congress-led UPA government for its failure to fulfil its promises to the people in general and traders in particular at the BJP traders cell meeting here today. Meanwhile, the region's top Congress brass, including Dhumal's bete noire and Himachal Pradesh Congress Committee chief Thakur Kaul Singh, Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee chief Phool Chand Mullana, former Punjab deputy chief minister Rajinder Kaur Bhattal, former Punjab minister Jagmohan Kang and union minister of state for finance Pawan Bansal, did not lag behind in exposing the "communal face" of the BJP at a function in Sector 40. The Congress leaders alleged that the BJP had always put a spoke in the developmental process as was evident from its opposition to the Indo-US nuclear deal. Addressing the traders, the BJP leaders alleged that the multinationals were influencing government policies aimed at controlling the Indian economy. With retail revolution by the MNCs in full swing, the small traders have to bear the brunt of the onslaught of big corporates, they alleged. |
Suman refuses to eat, insists on meeting DGP
Panchkula, September 28 Suman had to take such extreme step when the Panipat police allegedly delayed action against the accused in the murder of her brother and even harassed her. Surprisingly, no family member had come here till today evening to meet her in the hospital. Suman did not eat anything since yesterday when she was admitted to the hospital in the afternoon and her stomach was washed up. Though she remains under sleep most of the time, she started cursing the Panipat police and the police personnel deputed with her as soon as she gets up, said the sources at hospital. While the staff at the hospital and even the police personnel offered her food time and again, but she refused to eat, insisting upon to meet the DGP. Suman would be able to meet the DGP tomorrow when her condition would be improved considerably and the police headquarter opens on Monday, said a police official on the condition of anonymity. |
City Scope Chandigarh roads, where traffic is getting chaotic by the day, witnessed its first case of road rage death on Sept 20. The senseless killing of 21 year old youth, Nitin Bansal, of Talwandi Bhaike, by a 28 year old resident of Mohali, Vishal Sharma, is a chilling wake up call of how dangerous the city roads are becoming for all of us. Many people will find solace in the fact that we Chandigarian's are better off than our counterparts in Delhi or Mumbai, as they face much more problems while commuting daily on the metro roads. But the question is for how long? The way things are going- more and more vehicles being added to the streets every day, the city's periphery expanding at a fast pace but unfortunately in an unplanned manner, and no early signs of a viable public transport system coming up - driving conditions on the already congested roads is set to get worse. "Ab Dilli Door Nahin", a recent ad campaign of the UT Traffic police aptly describes the scenario. For the readers who either missed the news or have forgotten the sequence of events, here's a brief recap of the incident that claimed Nitin's life. On the fateful evening at about 11.20 pm Nitin and his two friends, who were travelling in a Skoda car, stopped behind an Indica at the traffic lights on Sector 15-16 intersection. When the light turned green, the Indica didn't move despite the fact that Nitin and his friends kept honking. In the meantime the light turned red. However, when the signal again turned green, the Indica's driver reportedly moved his car a bit and then stopped again. When the driver of the Skoda honked, the three occupants of the Indica car came out hurling abuses and in the melee that ensued, Vishal allegedly took out a dagger from the Indica car and stabbed Nitin on his waist and head. Nitin's friend, Saidajkot also sustained cuts when he tried to grapple with Vishal, who was reportedly in an inebriated state. While many people perceive road rage only as hyper and abusive drivers coming to bloody blows on roads, the truth is that each one of us is either a victim or a perpetrator of this phenomenon every day even without stepping out of our vehicles. Experts describe road rage as menace provoking activity that can be manifested by Speeding and Aggressive Acceleration; Tailgating; Cutting others off; Weaving in and out of traffic; Forming a "convoy" to block access to a traffic lane; Honking the vehicle's horn or flashing lights excessively; Rude gestures; Verbal abuse; Deliberately hitting another person, vehicle or object with one's own vehicle; Hitting a person or vehicle with a weapon other than a vehicle; Threatening to use a deadly weapon; and Revengeful feeling. Going by these descriptions, it's scary to think what we undergo everyday on our streets. And we all are equally to be blamed for this messy scenario on the roads as we simply lack basic driving etiquettes and behave as self-centered people, giving a hoot to the rights of our co-commuters, when behind the wheel. It's sad that this city, which boasts of highest literacy, cannot do the same when it comes to driving etiquettes. Lack of driving etiquettes is all-pervasive in India and the primary reason for it is the lack of fear of the law among us. Though we have laws in place to check errant drivers, their enforcement remains a problem and thus people, including our law enforcers, break them at will. Getting driving licenses is a child's play and those at the helm at the transport authorities have made a mockery of the process, defeating the very purpose of this document. The answer to these and perhaps other problems relating to law enforcement lies in zero tolerance to violators. Piecemeal and short sighted measure, gimmicks like the Gandhigiri - giving token gifts to traffic violators - resorted by the UT police recently won't do any good as we have crossed those limits of decency on roads long ago. We have forgotten that it is 'right is right' and not 'might is right'. Only fear of heavy penalties and proper enforcement of law can tame the monster. Write to email@example.com |
Tinu, Ajay win acting contest
Chandigarh, September 28 Organised by the Centre for Media and Entertainment Studies the acting contest was spread over a month and covered major cities in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh. More than 500 young boys and girls, who were keen to carve a niche in various segments of the entertainment industry, participated in the auditions, which culminated in the finals. In the girls' category, Tinu Sharma from Jalandhar and from the boys' category Ajay Sharma from Himachal Pradesh were adjudged winners. Film producer and director Harry Baweja and Manmohan Singh were among the judges. |
Rinipa lights up Avnand music concert
Chandigarh, September 28 After the chief guest, Kuldip Sharma, working president HPCC lighted the traditional lamp, Rinipa transported the audience to a celestial delight. She commenced the recital with delineation of Peshkar followed by rhythmic pattern like Kayda Rela, Chakardhar, Parans and Tukole. She embellished the recital with adroit mastery weaving pattern of cross-rhythmic complex beats. Vijay Mishra provided excellent nagma on sarangi starting with raga kirvani. In the second spell of captivating fusion programme, Akbar Bunny (sarod) Chhandan sirca (vocal), Mrinmal Sarkar (tabla), Ashutosh (dholak) gave a magical jugalbandhi. While vocalist, Chhandan Sarkar, led with Ganesh vandana, lagi re lagan and albela song the artistes presented composition in raga yaman, ahirbhairau and hanasdhwani. CLKA, chairperson Dewan Manna, Amardeep Dahiya, Promila Issar IAS (retd), Rajpal Singh graced the function. |
Letters This refers to S.K. Khoslas letter, Curb indiscipline, published in Chandigarh Tribune. There is no denying that there had been violations of Lyngdoh committee recommendations, but taking these as a better late than never effort to set things right for student union elections, we must not expect miracles overnight. We should be able to distinguish between different kinds of violations. One, those that are linked with minimum standards of academic performance of candidates. The criteria for this include, besides others, the requirement of 75 per cent attendance. The academic criteria of eligibility are central to the success and implementation of the Lyngdoh committees recommendations. The other violations mentioned by the author (S.K. Khosla) in his letter are that the leaders addressed students in classes and to woo the voters, students were taken to movies. Election time must be seen as an energy outlet for youngsters for a day or two. It is far less harmful than those peculiar situations where students are neither playing nor working. For example, the annual sports meet when teaching is suspended but empty stands in the playgrounds tell a sad story. And what about mass bunks by students? Under the circumstances, we must appreciate the spirit of the Lyngdoh Committee recommendations and endeavour to keep it alive. Dr. I.M.Joshi, Panchkula Fighting terror
This is in reference to article Meeting terror threat by Raveen Thukral on September 22, 2008. I salute M.C. Sharma, Inspector, Delhi Police who sacrificed his life for the nation while fighting terrorists. This was the rarest occasions when this officer of Delhi police left for a dangerous operation leaving his ailing son waiting in hospital. Though to thwart any attempt of terrorists the entire force of UT had been alerted yet better intelligence, administrative action and aggressive intervention by trained police forces rarely used to pre-empt. I agree with Mr Thukral that there should be an inter-UT transfer policy for its personnel as with long stint they develop strong vested interests. S.K.
Khosla, Chandigarh
I agree with Raveen Thukral that the city residents owe a lot to Inspector M.C. Sharma, and he was right in saying that nothing is done unless it takes a couple of blasts and deaths of innocent people to move our law-enforcers into action. CCTV cameras must be installed at all the busy places. I disagree with him that uniform can combat the situation, it is not the matter of clothes here but strong intelligence is more important. City being the IT hub is indeed at a target, so the police has to be more vigilant and must not allow anything unattended in busy places like Sector 17. Opinder kaur
Sekhon, Chandigarh
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Flee abusive home, get own place for you and your son
DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I'm unmarried with a special-needs son, and must live with my dad. On Sunday, I found my brother, who was visiting, going through my boxes. He got angry and starting making excuses saying I have too much stuff and that he's doing me a favour. I cried, and begged him to stop. When that didn't work, I started name-calling, but backed off because he's hurt me before, physically. He stole an empty purse, many out-of-print books my deceased mother left me and a lot of historical papers, and some complete boxes. Not much monetary value, but the theft is the point. Dad asked him to stop, but my brother refused. My dad is begging me not to go to the police because my brother will be fired from his job and waste his years of education. I can't stop him from visiting because this is my dad's house, but he comes over every week and emotionally abuses me as well. -- Violated, East Kildonan
Dear Violated: Go to the police. If you don't, what's left of your worldly goods will soon be gone and you'll continue to be abused by this brother whenever he comes over. This week go to Social Assistance and look for a place of your own for you and your son. Everyone will be happier. Your dad is obviously not stronger than his bullying son, and he can't protect you. It's time to get out, and that's the real message for you from this incident. You, your vulnerable son, and your things are not safe in that environment. You need your own place with a big lock and then you can start to breathe more easily. If dad wants to see you, he can come over and visit. But, you should get a court order to keep your brother far away from you, and never open the door to him.
Dear Ms. L: I'm really disappointed with your response t o S.O.S Halloween, who was unhappy with sexy costumes. While I agree that costumes are getting more provocative all the time, I think you completely ignored a very important part of her letter: "I'm a bigger girl, and I don't want to try to be something I'm not -- sexy." Big women are just as sexy as any other women, but you decided to just let her continue thinking that she's not desirable. What's with that? Thanks for telling the world that fat people aren't sexy. Like we don't get enough of that already. -- Fat Guy, Winnipeg
Dear Guy: You should have signed your letter Sexy Big Guy instead of Fat Guy. You're half right about sexiness extending to all sizes of people. People can be sexy at almost any size, though there are upper limits. And you have to feel some sexiness inside, to show it outside. The woman who wrote wasn't feeling like the sexy costumes out there in great number this year were going to achieve that feeling for her. There have been some great plus-size Halloween costumes available for women in recent years -- some of the larger witches and female pirate outfits are hot-looking -- but that's not what this woman feels about herself. And why should Halloween costumes have to be so much about sex now? Very scary was the original idea for this celebration.
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Republican Plan Would Parcel Out Pennsylvania's Electoral Votes
Sept. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Pennsylvania Republicans are trying to eliminate the winner-take-all system for electoral votes, a move that might boost their presidential candidate's chances in a state that picked the Democrat in the past five races.
With the backing of Republican Governor Tom Corbett, Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi has proposed a plan, similar to ones under consideration in four other states, that would apportion 18 of Pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes according to victory in congressional districts.
This would assure the Republican of some votes because of boundaries drawn to preserve party dominance, said Chris Borick, a political-science professor and director of the Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion in Allentown. The move comes as Republicans across the country are fighting to tighten voting rules.
"They're all motivated by the same agenda to increase Republican share and representation," said Daniel P. Tokaji, a law professor at Ohio State University and associate director of its Election Law @ Moritz center.
U.S. states have Electoral College votes equal to the number of their members of the House of Representatives, plus two for their senators. Forty-eight states grant all electoral votes to the statewide victor of the presidential race, who must claim 270 to win office. The nation's founders created the system as a compromise between having Congress elect the president and having citizens do it directly.
Giving a Voice
Pileggi has argued that his proposal would more accurately reflect the will of Pennsylvania's people.
Dividing votes proportionally is fair, so that people throughout the state are "able to weigh in," Corbett told reporters in Philadelphia on Sept. 21. Corbett said he didn't think there would be any guaranteed electoral votes.
Pileggi's bill, which would hand out 18 votes by congressional district showing and award two to the overall statewide winner, is expected to have public hearings in October, said a spokesman, Erik Arneson. Republicans hold the majority in both chambers of the Legislature.
Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey and South Carolina have bills pending that would change the winner-take-all system to one by congressional districts, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Similar measures failed in 30 states -- including Pennsylvania -- since 2001.
Grass Is Greener
Republicans in Nebraska, which along with Maine doles out electoral votes by congressional district, have proposed legislation to reverse that system to winner take all. In 2008, Nebraska's electoral votes were split for the first time.
Both parties tried to change the rules when in the majority, said Rob Richie, executive director of FairVote in Takoma Park, Maryland, which supports a national popular vote for president.
"There's a frustration on the losing side and a realization where we can receive a majority of the electoral votes," he said.
Although the Democratic candidate has won Pennsylvania for the past five presidential elections, it is still a swing state, said Borick at Muhlenberg. Because of the so-called gerrymandering of congressional districts, only about five may be competitive, he said.
"It takes our valued position as one of the key swing states out of the mix," he said in a phone interview.
Fewer Blandishments
Presidential candidates, who wouldn't be able to sweep the electoral vote, would be less inclined to promise actions that would benefit the entire state, said Tokaji at Ohio State University.
"It's putting the interest of the Republican party over the interests of the citizens of Pennsylvania," he said.
Corbett said the state will still be "key" in the election.
"It's Pennsylvania," he told reporters on Sept. 21. "They're still going to advertise here."
Pennsylvania may also require voters to show identification at the polls. Such a measure has passed Pennsylvania's House and 34 states have considered similar plans, according to the NCSL.
Forty-seven states this year have enacted 285 election-related laws such as limiting early voting and requiring identification, and 60 percent were in states with Republican governors, according to the legislatures group.
"They have the power, they don't know how long they'll have it, and they're looking to perpetuate that power," said Tokaji.
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For his ongoing project called "Rap Quotes" artist Jay Shells installed street signs quoting famous rap lyrics at the specific street corners and locations mentioned in the quotes. Shells went all over the city and posted over 30 signs quoting the likes of Jeru tha Damaja, Mos Def, Nas, Kanye West, CL Smooth, GZA, and RA the Rugged Man. "A lot of rappers call it their block" Shells explains, "When you're on a corner that's called out in a song, I think it's cool to know that".
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B.C. teachers plan 'day of action'
February 27, 2012 by tbarrett
Filed under Chapter 1 - Introduction, Chapter 10 - Third-Party Intervention, Chapter 8 - The Collective Bargaining Process, Chapter 9 - Strikes and Lockouts
Description: Teachers in B.C. are planning protests in the face of a provincial government plan to legislate an end to their job action.
Source: CTV
Date: 02/27/2012
Related links:
- Victoria Times-Colonist story
- Vancouver Sun column
- Earlier update
- B.C. Teachers' Federation
- B.C. Ministry of Education
- B.C. Public School Employers' Association
Questions for discussion:
- What was the outcome of the government fact finder's inquiry?
- Why, according to Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer, did the government appoint the fact finder?
- What alternative to a legislated resolution is the Teachers' Federation proposing?
- Why would the teachers favour such a step?
- Why would the government favour a legislated resolution?
Ontario Zellers workers ratify contract
February 27, 2012 by tbarrett
Filed under Chapter 1 - Introduction, Chapter 12 - Changes to the Union or the Employer, Chapter 13 - Future Issues
Description: Unionized workers at Ontario Zellers stores have ratified a three-year contract that provides increased severance pay as the company's stores are sold to non-union retailers from the U.S.
Source: CBC
Date: 02/20/2012
Link: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/story/2012/02/20/toronto-ontario-zellers-workers-union.html
Related links:
- Canadian Labour Reporter story
- United Food and Commercial Workers Local 175
- Zellers
- Target
- Wal-Mart Canada
Questions for discussion:
- Why is severance pay an important part of this contract?
- What is successorship? (Consult your textbook.)
- Does it apply in this case?
- Why or why not?
- What do you think will likely happen to the workers at Zellers' Canadian stores?
Air Canada, pilots agree to mediation
Description: Air Canada and the Air Canada Pilots Association have agreed to a six-month mediation process after the pilots voted overwhelmingly to approve strike action.
Source: The Financial Post
Date: 02/15/2012
Link: http://business.financialpost.com/2012/02/15/air-canada-union-agree-to-extend-mediation-process/
Related links:
Questions for discussion:
- Refer to your text and briefly describe the conciliation process.
- Does mediation prevent a strike or lockout?
- Will the recommendations of the co-mediators be binding?
- How long have the two sides been trying to achieve a new collective agreement?
- Given the government's actions in recent disputes, what do you think would happen if the pilots did strike?
Alberta hospital workers walk off job
February 20, 2012 by tbarrett
Filed under Chapter 1 - Introduction, Chapter 10 - Third-Party Intervention, Chapter 9 - Strikes and Lockouts
Description: The Alberta health authority and the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees have agreed to binding arbitration after a one-day illegal walkout by hospital support staff.
Source: The Edmonton Journal
Date: 02/17/2012
Related links:
Questions for discussion:
- Why was this strike illegal?
- What are the issues in this negotiation?
- What is a wildcat strike?
- How did this strike begin?
- What is binding arbitration?
- How does it differ from the third-party intervention that has already occurred in these negotiations?
Air Canada, mechanics reach tentative deal
February 13, 2012 by tbarrett
Filed under Chapter 10 - Third-Party Intervention, Chapter 13 - Future Issues, Chapter 8 - The Collective Bargaining Process
Description: Air Canada and the union representing mechanics and ground crews have reached a tentative settlement that the union says includes the retention of a defined-benefit pension plan.
Source: Canada.com
Date: 02/10/2012
Related links:
- Air Canada records $60 million loss, pilots call strike vote
- Earlier update
- Air Canada
- International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District 140
- Union bulletin (pdf)
Questions for discussion:
- What were the issues in the negotiations between Air Canada and District 140?
- How was the question of pensions resolved?
- In what way is the pension solution a compromise?
- Review the related links. What form of third-party intervention was used in these negotiations?
- Why is the pilots' union taking a strike vote?
Government hints at legislated end to B.C. teachers' dispute
February 13, 2012 by tbarrett
Filed under Chapter 10 - Third-Party Intervention, Chapter 8 - The Collective Bargaining Process, Chapter 9 - Strikes and Lockouts
Description: B.C. Education Minister George Abbott says B.C. teachers and their employer are "oceans apart" and suggests the dispute won't be "settled happily."
Source: The Victoria Times-Colonist
Date: 02/10/2012
Link: http://www.timescolonist.com/business/Teachers+bosses+ocean+apart/6132362/story.html
Related links:
- B.C. government appoints fact finder
- Press releases from government, B.C. Teachers' Federation
- Earlier update
- B.C. Public School Employers' Association
- B.C. Teachers' Federation
- B.C. Ministry of Education
Questions for discussion:
- What is the role of the government fact finder in this dispute?
- What are the B.C. teachers asking for?
- What is the government's position?
- Which do you think is more reasonable?
- Why?
Caterpillar to close locomotive plant
February 6, 2012 by tbarrett
Filed under Chapter 13 - Future Issues, Chapter 2 - Theories of Industrial Relations, Chapter 9 - Strikes and Lockouts
Description: Caterpillar Inc. has announced it will close its London, Ont. Electro-Motive locomotive plant, where workers have been locked out since the beginning of the year.
Source: The Montreal Gazette
Date: 02/03/2011
Related links:
- Toronto Star column
- Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak on the closure
- Globe and Mail column
- National Post column
- Earlier updates
- Canadian Auto Workers
- Caterpillar Inc.
Questions for discussion:
- Why does Caterpillar say it must close the plant?
- What has been the union's reaction?
- What do you think about this situation?
- Review the Related Links above. What is the connection between this closure and recent events in Indiana?
- Which of the columns listed under Related Links above do you think makes the strongest arguments? Why?
- What effect do you think this will have on other contract negotiations?
Social media and collective bargaining
February 6, 2012 by tbarrett
Filed under Chapter 1 - Introduction, Chapter 13 - Future Issues
Description: Social media carry both risks and benefits for unionized workplaces.
Source: The Calgary Herald
Date: 01/28/2012
Link: http://www.calgaryherald.com/jobs/Navigating+social+media+maze/6066665/story.html
Related links:
- Len Polsky
- Dan Furst
- Wayne Benedict
- Annual conference of the Alberta branch of the Canadian Bar Association
- 2011 Cisco Connected World Tech Report
Questions for discussion:
- What does Wayne Benedict mean when he describes social media as "a double-edged sword"?
- Do you agree?
- Can you think of some ways in which unions could use social media?
- How would you feel about such practices if you were an employer?
- What, if any, social media policies do you think employers and unions should develop?
- Would you work for a company that banned access to social media?


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Symbols: | TNF RECEPTOR-ASSOCIATED FACTOR 2; TRAF2 | Species: | human |
Synonyms: | TNF RECEPTOR-ASSOCIATED PROTEIN, TRAP| | Ovarian localization: | Granulosa, Luteal cells |
Is involved in interactions with: 1) TNFRSF4, Tumor necrosis factor receptor superfamily member 4 precursor HPMR (NOT-IN-OKDB) Comments: 4-1BB and Ox40 are members of a tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-nerve growth factor receptor subfamily that bind TNF receptor-associated factors and activate nuclear factor kappaB. Arch RH et al. Members of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-nerve growth factor (NGF) receptor family have been shown to be important costimulatory molecules for cellular activation. 4-1BB and Ox40 are two recently described members of this protein family which are expressed primarily on activated T cells. To gain insight into the signaling pathways employed by these factors, yeast two-hybrid library screens were performed with the cytoplasmic domains of 4-1BB and Ox40 as baits. TNF receptor-associated factor 2 (TRAF2) was identified as an interacting protein in both screens. The ability of both 4-1BB and Ox40 to interact with TRAF2 was confirmed in mammalian cells by coimmunoprecipitation studies. When the binding of the receptors to other TRAF proteins was investigated, 4-1BB and Ox40 displayed distinct binding patterns. While 4-1BB bound TRAF2 and TRAF1, Ox40 interacted with TRAF3 and TRAF2. Using deletion and alanine scanning analysis, we defined the elements in the cytoplasmic domains of both receptors that mediate these interactions. The 4-1BB receptor was found to have two independent stretches of acidic residues that can mediate association of the TRAF molecules. In contrast, a single TRAF binding domain was identified in the cytoplasmic tail of Ox40. The cytoplasmic domains of both receptors were shown to activate nuclear factor kappaB in a TRAF-dependent manner. Taken together, our results indicate that 4-1BB and Ox40 bind TRAF proteins to initiate a signaling cascade leading to activation of nuclear factor kappaB. 2) GSTP1, glutathione S-transferase pi HPMR (NOT-IN-OKDB) Comments: Human glutathione S-transferase P1-1 interacts with TRAF2 and regulates TRAF2-ASK1 signals. Oncogene. 2006 GSTP1-1 plays an important regulatory role in TNF-alpha-induced signaling by forming ligand-binding interactions with TRAF2, which provides a new insight for analysing the protective effects of GSTP1-1 in tumor cells. |
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Medal and Skin - Medal of Honor Rising Sun
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To get you first medal play the first level then help the engineer close the door. After you get the fire extinguisher put out all the fire and save the crewman.
You should get a medal and a skeleton key after you get the key replay the leven and search all over the place and you will get the navy engineer multiplayer skin
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The Solar Power Motion Toy - Surfer Dude is a fun addition that's ready to hang ten on your desk or dashboard. When placed in direct sunlight, this cute little surfer dude does a dance by wiggling his hips and waves a shaka. It's this big kahunas way of showing a sign of approval or praise. He also makes a great boyfriend for the dancing hula girl. This solar powered toy is environmentally friendly and requires no batteries! Watch the Solar Power Motion Toy - Surfer dude do his happy dance, wave a shaka and bring some joy to your day! See all Solar Power Motion Toys here!
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"Adequate" may be sufficient but many boats smaller have done it handily and many larger have been lost at sea. It''s not always about the boat but it can be.
There is the sailor and mother nature to contend with. Both of these seem to me to have the greater propensity for disaster. Peope can be stupid and mother nature unpredictable. Those are the really difficult variables.
Doing the wrong thing on purpose will generally help get you killed though doing a few things wrong in a row is usally required. Luck does count if it''s good luck or if it''s bad luck. You can be lucky even if you are stupid. You don''t usually get lucky enough to bet your life.
Since we can''t know for certain what the weather will be that leaves one question - you? Experience is a good indicator of success. What sailing have you done to prepare?
Not having seen or been provided a description of the condition of your rigging I would venture it''s not adequate, since you seem unsure or at least questioning the issue I am skeptical. You should remove all doubt. It''s worth having a professional survey of the boat to see if it has any fatal flaws due to age or neglect. Some 26 ft boats are in worse shape than they look. It''s the general nature of boats to get old and in bad conndition. They seem to do it faster than we all like.
I doubt the outboard motor would be of much use except for getting in and out of the marina so I would stow that below after removing the fuel (it could explode). You won''t need it to cross the ocean.
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Where to see bald eagles in winter
National Wildlife Federation has provided a list-divided alphabetically by every state!-of where you can spot the wintering birds of prey.
Some states have several sites where eagles congregate in large numbers. Others have only one or two locations where a few of the birds are spotted each year. See the list below of locations where you can see this iconic bird of prey.
Where to see bald eaglesAlabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri | Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming |


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one who eats his/her corn the long way in a very gay and homoerotic fashion while using the pornstar-esque wrist action...or one who in general is just an idiot or is particularly irritating.
dude!... that kid is suuuch a corneater!!!
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Get ready for spring! Expanded selection in the gear shop.
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You can bring up comments or questions about this in Road Types (USA) – comprehensive overhaul of drivable roads forum topic. |
To resolve conflicting wiki pages, I combined the old "How to label and name roads" and "Map Legend" pages to create this page. The old Map Legend page now just redirects here. "How to label and name roads", moved and condensed down to just Road names/USA --Karrows 05:56, 13 April 2012 (UTC)
/* Ramps */
This latest update of the Wiki USA placed Ramp for any type of road. It does not seem right, what do you think?
- With Ramps TTS speech "Exit" instead of "Turn" or "Hold" and it seems that he speaks more in advance.
- Ramps is the class of Highways and looking at the code it has greater weight than all the roads are not Highways.
- On the map, livemap/app, the Ramps are to design/color of Highways.
- Legend In the picture shows that Ramps are only for Highways.
/* Dirt Roads */
I currently have concerns with how dirt roads are handled in the client. Being from a rural area, our roads are 90% dirt or gravel, with only about 10% being paved.
1. I think it is a good idea to mark roads as dirt, to avoid rough rides. Dirt roads really tear up your car over time. The good thing is that the user can set how much they want to use dirt roads.
2. I don't think it's a good idea that dirt roads don't show their names in the client.
3. Dirt roads should probably be split off from trails. Trails don't necessarily need their name shown on the map, while dirt roads should. Dirt roads are fundamentally different to trails in rural areas, which are used for recreation or perhaps maintenance use, while dirt roads are used primarily by the public for transportation.
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Stationery & Style: Formal Evening Bridesmaid
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Today's round-up, inspired by our Grace wedding invitation, is all about making a bold, classy statement. Black, paired with a metallic, is a sure-fire way to do just that. When choosing this look, I kept it simple by finding a flattering dress then choosing simple silver accents. I hope this ...


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Drug-Drug Interaction of Lopinavir/Ritonavir on Pitavastatin
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This is a Phase 4, single center, open label, fixed-sequence, 2-way drug-drug interaction study.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Healthy Volunteers |
Drug: Pitavastatin (NK-104) Drug: Lopinavir/ritonavir |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Pharmacokinetics Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label |
Official Title: | Drug-Drug Interaction Study to Assess the Effects of Steady-State Lopinavir/Ritonavir on Pitavastatin in Healthy Adult Volunteers |
- Area Under the Curve From Time 0 to Tau (AUC 0-τ) [ Time Frame: 12 hours ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Area under the curve from start to elimination.
- Adverse Events [ Time Frame: 24 Days ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Enrollment: | 24 |
Study Start Date: | January 2010 |
Study Completion Date: | December 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | December 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Pitavastatin
Healthy adult subjects
Drug: Pitavastatin (NK-104)
pitavastatin (NK-104) 4 mg once daily (QD)
Other Name: Livalo
Drug: Lopinavir/ritonavir
lopinavir/ritonavir 800 mg/200 mg
Other Name: Kaletra
Detailed Description:
This is a Phase 4, single center, open label, fixed-sequence, 2-way drug-drug interaction study.
Each subject will qualify for entry into the study not more than 30 days prior to admission into the clinical unit. Subjects will check into the clinical unit on Day -1 for baseline assessments. There will be one treatment period, with each subject receiving a once daily dose of pitavastatin 4 mg on Days 1 through 5 and Days 20 through 24 and a twice daily dose of lopinavir/ritonavir 400 mg/100 mg (two 200 mg/50 mg tablets per dose) on Days 9 through 24. Pitavastatin will be administered under fasting conditions in the morning and lopinavir/ritonavir will be administered under fasting conditions in the morning and evening.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 45 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Healthy adult male or female volunteer aged 18 to 45 years, inclusive.
- Subject has a body mass index of 18 to 30 kg/m2, inclusive.
- Subject has normal hematology, serum chemistry, and urinalysis test results
- Subject is able and willing to abstain from alcohol, grapefruit, caffeine, or caffeine containing products for 4 days before Day 1 until after completion of this study.
- Subject is a nonsmoker or has quit smoking at least 6 months before the first dose of study drug.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Subject has had any surgery of the gastrointestinal tract likely to affect drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, or excretion.
- Subject has had a previous allergy or intolerance to treatment with pitavastatin or lopinavir/ritonavir.
- Subject has a history of drug or alcohol abuse.
- Subject has had a clinically significant illness within 4 weeks before the first dose of study drug.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01057433
United States, Texas | |
Austin, Texas, United States |
Study Director: | Roger Morgan, MD, FACS | Kowa Research Institute, Inc. |
No publications provided by Kowa Research Institute, Inc.
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Responsible Party: | Kowa Research Institute, Inc. |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01057433 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | NK-104-4.02US |
Study First Received: | January 25, 2010 |
Results First Received: | March 23, 2012 |
Last Updated: | July 5, 2012 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Kowa Research Institute, Inc.:
Healthy Volunteers |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lopinavir Pitavastatin Ritonavir Anti-HIV Agents Anti-Infective Agents Anti-Retroviral Agents Anticholesteremic Agents Antimetabolites Antiviral Agents |
Enzyme Inhibitors HIV Protease Inhibitors Hydroxymethylglutaryl-CoA Reductase Inhibitors Hypolipidemic Agents Lipid Regulating Agents Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Pharmacologic Actions Protease Inhibitors Therapeutic Uses |
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Thanks for all the well wishes and advice guys, will definitely enjoy it!