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While the three-time Essex County Swimmer of the Year, Lauren Buckworth, was one of the more notable Mount St. Dominic swimmers in last year's Essex County meet, teammate Megan Wujciak of Mount St. Dominic began to turn heads at that event with her victories in the 100-yard freestyle and 100 backstroke.
Wujciak continued to be an integral part of her team's march to its first Non-Public B state final.
This season, Wujciak is no longer a well-kept secret. In the Essex County Championships on Sunday at Seton Hall University, Wujciak returns to defend her 100 free title and will take on all comers in the 200 free as well. She is the top seed in both events.
As much as Immormino was sensational at the end of last season – sweeping the freestyle sprints at state preps and at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions – she was blanked at the Union County meet last season, placing second in the 200 individual medley and third in the 100 butterfly. Her only county title came in 2010, winning the 200 IM.
It appears that the defending champion, Millburn, and the 2010 champion, Mount St. Dominic, are the co-favorites for the team crown at the Essex County meet Sunday.
Many of the individual races feature seed times between these squads which are almost too close to call. For instance, Mount St. Dominic's Megan Wujciak (1:55.60) and Millburn's Cailley Silbert (1:56.72) are the top two seeds in the 200 free. Mount St. Dominic's Lauren Buckworth (58.50) and Millburn's Jordan Silbert (1:00.55) are the top two in the 100 fly. Mount St. Dominic (1:47.48) and Millburn (1:47.54) are the top two in the 200 free relay.Westfield has a strong handle on the favorite's mantle for the Union County meet on Sunday and is aiming for its 20th straight title, but the real battle will be for second place with Scotch Plains-Fanwood and Summit trading blows.
Summit defeated Scotch Plains in a dual meet for the first time in the program's history, 92-78, on Jan. 10. How Scotch Plains responds in a championship format will be dictated how its girls keep pace on Summit's depth swimmers.
The Essex County Championships are slated for 1 p.m. at Arthur Imperatore Natatorium on the Seton Hall University Campus in South Orange.
The Union County Championships begin at 1 p.m. at the Sonny Werblin Center on the Rutgers campus in Piscataway.
On Tuesday, there's a meeting of swim titans scheduled when top-ranked Westfield plays host to No. 2 Immaculate Heart Academy at 2:30 p.m. at the Westfield YMCA.
The following day, No. 19 Mendham is headed for a Morris County clash with No. 4 Chatham, the defending Public B state champion.
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Maria Holic Alive |
Japanese name: | Maria Holic Alive | |
Japanese name: | まりあほりっく あらいぶ | |
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Dates: | April 7, 2011-June 23, 2011 (April 8, 2011-June 24, 2011) | |
Broadcast time: | Thursday, 26:15-26:45 (Friday, 2:15-2:45 am) | |
Number of episodes: | 12 | |
Animation Studio: | Shaft | |
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Creator(s): | Minari Endo (manga) | |
Series Director: | Tomokazu Tokoro, Akiyuki Shinbo (chief director) | |
Episode Director(s): | Kenichi Ishikura, Tomokazu Tokoro, Yoshihiro Mori, Tatsufumi Ito | |
Producer(s): | Sachi Kawamoto, Takashi Hijikata, Osamu Hosokawa, Ryutaro Kawakami | |
Planning: | Masahiro Yokotani (series composition) | |
Storyboard(s): | Tomokazu Tokoro, Naoyuki Tatsuwa, Yoshihiro Mori, Yasutoshi Iwasaki, Tatsufumi Ito | |
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Writer(s): | Masahiro Yokotani, Miku Oshima | |
Art Director: | Hisaharu Iijima | |
Art Design: | Izumi Takizawa (color) | |
Character Designer(s): | Hideyuki Morioka | |
Animator(s): | Noriyasu Yamauchi (chief director, director), Yasutoshi Iwasaki (director), Jitsuhara Noboru (director), Toshiya Washida (director), Hidetoshi Oomori (director), Mariko Ito (director), Naruhisa Baba (cgi director) | |
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Music: | Tatsuya Nishiwaki | |
Sound: | Toshiki Kameyama (director) | |
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Genre(s): | comedy, romance, lesbians, cross dressing, teenagers, high school | |
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Columbus Blue Jacket's Dan LaCosta makes a save against Colorado Avalanche's Ryan Smyth in this Feb. 10,2009 file photo.
Wolfville, N.S. - Last spring, Boston Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas became a media darling as much for his story as his frank personality and sparkling playoff performance. The journeyman netminder spent nearly a decade in the minors and Europe before cracking the Bruins roster as a regular in 2006, becoming the poster boy for perseverance and dedication to the NHL dream. Dan LaCosta, ex of the Columbus Blue Jackets, will not be the next Tim Thomas. At the relatively young age of 24, LaCosta gave up on his pursuit of a full-time NHL gig in the summer of 2010 after just four seasons in the professional ranks. The Labrador City native is now toiling for the University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds of the Atlantic Universities Hockey Conference, and has set his sights on a degree in business. While pursuit of higher education is a noble goal, LaCosta's departure from the pro ranks seems premature considering only three seasons ago the 6'1" puck-stopper posted wins in his first two NHL starts, including a 3-0 shutout of the Colorado Avalanche, in his second of three 2008-09 contests. But LaCosta, who speaks in a measured, serious manner, is somewhat matter-of-fact about the end of his pro career. "My time in Columbus ... I was only there for a brief period of time, but it was an unbelievable experience for me. I learned a lot," LaCosta said outside Acadia Arena following a recent game in Wolfville against the Axemen. LaCosta says a series of nagging injuries and a poor season with the American Hockey League's Syracuse Crunch in 2009-10 (3.96 goals against average) spelled the end of his NHL dreams. He signed with Salzburg of the Austrian Hockey League in the summer of 2010, but was released in the pre-season, closing the books on his professional hockey odyssey. LaCosta emerged on the local hockey scene as the Northern Huskies' goaltender in the provincial midget hockey league back in 2000 and 2001, where he was put to the test on the overmatched Huskies. He posted nasty back-to-back goals against averages of 12.50 and 7.25, but was facing an average of 40-50 shots per game. It should also be noted LaCosta was only 13 and 14 at the time, an underage player in a league comprised of 15- and 16-year-olds. In 2001, LaCosta, then 15, headed off for Wellington, Ont., and the Tier II Dukes where he registered a 1.96 GAA and helped the club to a 35-7 first-place record. That spring, the Ontario Hockey League's Owen Sound Attack tabbed LaCosta fourth overall in the league's midget draft, the highest Newfoundland born-and-bred pick in the OHL lottery. Two years later, the Blue Jackets selected the lanky netminder in the third round, 93rd overall, in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. LaCosta closed out his junior career with the Barrie Colts, and turned pro in the fall of 2006, splitting the season between Syracuse and Elmira, N.Y. of the ECHL. He appeared in both the American league and ECHL again the following season, but also made an appearance for the Blue Jackets, playing 13 minutes and stopping five pucks against the Nashville Predators in relief of Fredrik Norrena. "You kind of see when you're there (NHL) first-hand just how competitive the industry is," he said. "It's hard to find a (pro) job when you're coming off a bad year, even more when it's a bad year with injuries. "Entering my fifth year, I couldn't find anything that really appealed to me that much. This opportunity (at UNB) to go to school worked out for me and my family. It was the best scenario for us," added LaCosta, who is engaged to a young lady from Owen Sound. LaCosta wound up in Fredericton, N.B. thanks in part to his ex-Barrie teammate and former Varsity Red Hunter Tremblay, who convinced LaCosta to come to UNB. Unable to play last season due to CIS eligibility regulations, LaCosta practiced with UNB and travelled with the club last winter and spring as a red-shirt for the national champions. This season, he has managed to suit up in only five games due to groin and hamstring injuries. Still, he's managed to post a nifty 2.01 goals against average to go with a 3-1 record heading into this weekend's action. "It's better than I thought it would be," he said of the Canadian university game. "Most of (the players), if they wanted to, could go play in the ECHL or the American league but they want to get their education first, which is smart. "It's definitely good hockey. Unfortunately, I haven't got to experience a whole lot of it first-hand yet. Now, hopefully I can mend up and get in some of the games consistently."


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Sorry for being out of touch lately, but the big opening is coming closer and closer. Tomorrow the soft opening starts, which basically means that we open the park in the evening for invited guest (Sponsors, partners etc.) But we will not open the whole park, only certain areas, rides and attractions will be available for the public. For example, we will not have the stores open yet since we are still busy getting everything ready. Slowly but surely you can feel the tension rising, the atmosphere is getting tenser and everybody tries their best to get Ferrari World Abu Dhabi (FWAD) ready for the public. People from Ferrari are arriving next weeks to help us get the stores ready for the opening, but until we can do that we first have to get our merchandise sorted out in the warehouse. Thats our main task for the next days.
Only two short weeks after our big opening the biggest and most anticipated weekend is reaching Abu Dhabi, race weekend. Next to the F1 Event there are events throughout the capital to keep all the visitors entertained. For example, there are concerts taking place during the F1 weekend, right next to FWAD. I would love to see Kayne West, Linkin Park perform live on stage. But unfortunately, first of all the tickets for the F1 are way too expensive and second off all I will most definitely work on those days anyway.
Three weeks ago, we moved from the Aldar project office to the Park. Our new office there is quite spacious and a nice change to our previous open plan office. But there are still a lot of obstacles to overcome before everything runs smoothly. During the last weeks most of the day we didnt had any AC and we had to deal with power cuts and no Internet connection. Not really a great environment to get work done Also there is still no canteen on site, which means every day for lunch we have to drive back to the Hospitality village canteen, which is not really convenient for any of us since it takes quite some time to go there, eat and go back.
By now we are around 40 Colleagues in the merchandise department and of course all of them need to be entertained. Therefore, I was quite busy with giving training and arranging things, but since nothing for us is ready yet, after a couple of days we rented all of our colleagues out to other departments, like warehouse and park services. It was not really an ideal situation, we didnt want to put them there since it was not really what they came here to do, but we didnt really have another choice. And we all have to help to get the park open. Unfortunately not all of our Colleagues were thinking along those lines. We had to deal with some complainers that were infecting the rest of the group. But you will always have that. Overall, we have a nice bunch of people and there are still some more to come.
We found a great Sushi place just around the corner where we live. I love Sushi, I could eat if every single day. The Abu Dhabi Golf Club offers Sushi all you can eat for only 105 AED (ca. 20 ), which is great value for your money and its always really fresh and just tastes great. We were looking forward going there regular after the end of Ramadan (because they stop offering it during Ramadan), but unfortunately we only went once after that and then we found out that due to renovation of the club house at the golf club they will cancel it until the end of the year.
I almost forgot to mention it, but after waiting for forever we finally got our Internet connection, TV and landline at home. Now I can finally catch up downloading all my favorite shows from the US It also makes it easier and cheaper to stay in touch with everyone through Skype. Calling home with your cell phone all the time wasnt the best solution.
In the beginning of October we also had a nice get together at my bosses place. Not everyone from my department could make it, which was not too bad in some cases Overall I get along very well with the people in my department, but as everywhere there is always that one person or in my case two with whom its hard to work together for different reasons
Eva and I also did a guest presentation last week at a Hotel management school here in Abu Dhabi, where our former teacher, Claudia Habets (from the NHTV) is now academic Dean. She invited us to talk to her students about FWAD and about why we came here etc. It was fun, they were all really interested. And of course it was also nice to get away from the office for a couple of hours
Thats it for now. Unfortunately, I didnt really have time to take any pictures in the last month. But I promise I will upload some from the park once we are open.
I hope all of you are doing well.
Talk to you soon again.
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Heyy Sabine! Good to hear you're still enjoying yourself up there in the desert I'm really curious about the park and it's still nice to read what you're up to. Makes me wanna go abroad myself! Anyway, good you found a new sushi place hihi, because who can live without it? Greets from Holland!! xx
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Once we released Plans and everyone kind of realized, "Oh, well, this is the band we know and recognize, and they still make the music that I know, it's not a big deal," that kind of made everybody relax a little bit. We haven't really come across the diehard sell-out kids at all.
They're in their rooms avoiding your shows.
Those people that are like, "Everything on a major label is crap," I just feel bad for them; they must really have some of the worst record collections in the world. If it wasn't for Talking Heads, the Clash think about these bands that only had major-label careers in the world. The Cure, all of these bands, geez, that I grew up on that influenced me to no end. I would have never found them in the small-town USA I grew up in if they weren't on major labels, especially because there weren't many independent record labels or much distribution.
Yeah, back in the day, there wasn't the Internet to watch videos and find new bands. I remember getting mail-order catalogs and circling things, like, "That sounds cool."
[I remember] getting an SST catalog, and going, "I like the name of that band, I wonder what they sound like, I'll buy the record and they'll send it to me." I used to take risks like that all the time. You had to go on gut instinct alone, have your senses razor-sharp and go, "OK, I'm going to give this one a shot, I hope it's good."
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A new kind of coffee break: Dining Halls to serve only Fair Trade-certified java
Beginning next fall, only "Fair Trade"-certified coffee will be served in Yale's dining halls.
Switching from conventionally traded coffee was the unanimous decision of members of the student advocacy group, the Yale Sustainable Food Committee and University Dining Services administrators.
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Drake Responds to Rolling Stone Controversy: "I Was Forced Out of My Character"
We're not going to lie: for a few days, we were a bit afraid that our boy Drake was following in the footsteps of fellow Canadian Justin Bieber. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Drake called out fellow rapper Macklemore for texting Kendrick Lamar after his Grammys win. It sounded like a case of hurt feelings, but we were willing to forgive it. And then he got his RS cover taken from him, and that reaction was… worse. Drake took to Twitter to express his disappointment over his mug being replaced with Philip Seymour Hoffman's, after the actor died of a heroin overdose. "They also took my cover from me last minute and ran the issue," Drake tweeted before deleting it and another, saying "I'm disgusted with that. RIP to Phillip [sic] Seymour Hoffman. All respect due. But the press is evil." Cue head-shaking. But now he's issued an apology for his words, and it's a pretty good one. Drake took to the OVO Blog to write out an apology, calling the post "Tough Day At The Office." He apologizes to the Hoffman family and Rolling Stone, explaining the reason he was so upset. It's not because RS took him off the cover, but instead that they didn't just omit his interview from the magazine entirely and push it back to the next issue. "They ran the issue without giving me a choice to be in it or not. I would have waited until it was my time because I understand the magnitude of the cover they chose but I just wasn't given that option and that made me feel violated," Drake writes. "I apologize to anybody who took my initial comments out of context because in no way would I ever want to offend the Hoffman family or see myself as bigger than that moment." He seems to have consumed quite the cup of humble tea, since he also basically apologizes for acting like a jerk overall. "Today I was forced out of my character and felt the need to react swiftly. These days are the worst ones. Waking up after a great night in the studio and it's your day to be picked apart. After dwelling on it for a few hours or days you will come to the conclusion that you brought it on yourself almost every time. So here I am having that moment," he wrote about a day he said was one to "learn and grow." What do you think of Drake's apology? Was it heartfelt enough for you, or do you think he still tried to save face in his post? Share your thoughts below!
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I'm currently testing an amp I designed with the BetsyK. I am using a 25 ohm series resistor. The interesting thing is that this amp, only capable of 300mA output in class A before clipping and +-4.7V swing, can drive the BetsyK at respectable volume. To my calculations, maximum power RMS into the Betsyk+25 ohm series resistor at 250Hz (point of lowest impedance for the BetsyK) is only 500mW - half a watt. The amplifier is originally designed as a headphone amp! http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/headp...t-stage-6.html My thinking is that requiring so little power (at least in OB mode), it would only take a small amp for normal listening. Chip amps are usually employed in DIY AFAIK, but I'll bet a very simple discrete amp could be developed for the Betsys. Very economic if you ask me... My amp is class A, and not robust enough to be used for speakers seriously. I'm thinking something like the schematic below would be ideal, with upgraded outputs. I'm not advertising for AKSA, the design is conventional and this was the best example I could think of. Aspen Headphone Amp Anyone interested? Group DIY is always fun... - keantoken |
28th August 2010, 10:15 AM | #2 |
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why not a simple 1w SE tube amp ?
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Well, that would work too, but I don't know much about tube design. How many tubes? I'm guessing one VAS and one output? Or is just one needed?
How about... A tube design with knob-variable global negative feedback? And what about output impedance? Are the Betsys best voltage driven or is some impedance drive optimal? Addressing this point, if an OPT must be used with a tube amp, we may have to put the OPT in the feedback loop in order to control output impedance. Wrapping the transformer's parasitics inside the feedback loop may require special compensation and will probably decrease feedback performance. - keantoken |
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Hi is very simple, two tubes ,triode class A ,single ended ,no feedback.
Current Projects some advanced amp but there is more simple amp for start :http://www.wavelengthaudio.com/bugle.pdf very good search for 10y-71a-45-46 power tube driver can be 26-01a-31 -a lot more the iron cost a bit but you can start with edcord ,hammond or james , or used ,old stuff from epay.. I have a supravox 215 s bicone in OB, is similar to betsy k with SE 300b tubes sound wonderfull , a lot better then *borbely* mosfet class A ,no game ! this small pw tubes is the best device on the planet ,period! Solid state alternative Pass F2 as current amp sound very good with full range , on Nelson site there are interesting paper to read....
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Okay, looks like amps aren't a limiting factor here, billions of them good enough...
The main factor to consider for tailoring for the Betsys is output impedance. With what impedances does Betsy sound best? It depends on the amp I think. With my listening amp I must use 25 ohm series resistance to de-shred the highs. With that in mind, optimal impedance will probably not be constant, IE less resistance at bass, more at highs... Or whatever. Some series resistance is supposed to be beneficial for midrange and above, to make it immune to thermal compression. It is important to be sure increased resistance isn't simply improving the amp's performance rather than the speaker's. Now no doubt the Betsys sound fine as they are, without any special treatment, but I've been reading about current-drive and impedance considerations occasionally and it seems to me that constant impedance drive is not optimal for any speaker. So why not test run this theory? I think we want to use impedance tweaks while not disturbing the response enough to need EQ'ing, or maybe some simple first-order filters if necessary. Thoughts? - keantoken |
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as you look on tech this is for you http://www.firstwatt.com/pdf/art_cs_amps.pdf
build the F2 and look at new semisouth power mosfet that Nelson use on J2 some report that sound like a 45 tube ,this is very good news ! a solid state that sound like a triode ! there is some Pass amp "mini" ,low power ,low heat ,on forum ... best
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A bass boost might be nice for OB's, perhaps with compression to keep from destroying them.
- keantoken |
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The tragedy that opposition movements frequently experience is that they often lack the skills necessary to manage a state. This is because during the period while they were engaged in the struggle to wrest power from the previous regime, they were not building up the experience they would need in order to rule effectively. But once they are in power, they must provide solutions for problems that were created, for the most part, by the previous regime. And when the new regime needs to levy taxes and impose discipline on the residents, the citizens begin to see it the same way as the previous regime that was overthrown by the opposition. Since the new regime usually does not have magic solutions for the population's problems, it finds itself, after a short time, a regime with dwindling legitimacy, especially if its leaders exploit the privilege of their position. Power, as we all know, corrupts.
This deterministic development is playing out before our eyes everywhere that Islamist movements have come into power. This is how it is in Iran, in Gaza, in Tunisia, and lately in Egypt. President Morsi and the whole Muslim Brotherhood movement along with him are confronted with ever worsening problems, and next Sunday, the 30th of June, 2013, on the anniversary of Morsi's ascendancy to the presidency, very large demonstrations are planned, to protest the Muslim Brotherhood's appropriation of the revolution, which was begun by liberal, modern, secular youths who did not want Mubarak, but wanted the Brotherhood even less.
During Morsi's year, Egypt has quickly slid into several extremely problematic swamps. One of them is the Shi'ite-Sunni conflict, which got a shot in the arm from the bloody events in the Syrian town of al-Qusayr, which the Shi'ite Hezbollah took from the Sunni rebels, committing acts of great cruelty and brutally trampling on the human rights of the citizens who were besieged inside of al-Qusayr. On Thursday, June 20, a large conference of the greatest Sunni religious authorities was held in Cairo. At this conference, harsh criticism was voiced regarding acts perpetrated by Shi'ites, especially in Syria. Sunni sheikhs threaten to slaughter the Hezbollah fighters because they – being Shi'ite – are infidels. President Morsi publicly declared the end of diplomatic ties between Egypt and Syria, the closing of the embassy in Damascus and the return of Egyptian diplomats from the capital of Syria.
But this phenomenon is not limited to Syria; it has also spread to Egypt. On Sunday, June 23, a group of Salafists broke into the house of Hassan Shehata, the head of the small Shi'ite community of Egypt, in the village of Zawiyat Abu Musallam near Giza, slaughtering him together with four more members of his community. Nine others were injured in the event. Egypt was shocked to its foundations for a number of reasons, primarily because of the Salafists' audacity, who think in seventh century terms and behave according to principles and modes of behavior that were common 1400 years ago. They present a challenge to the Muslim Brotherhood rule, which is based on the application of Islam in the modern, current world, not on the desire to return to square one of Islamic history. Many Egyptians fear that their country will slide into a condition similar to the boiling swamps which are Syria and Iraq, and they view the slaughter as a horrific event and one that might happen again, next time to the Copts or anyone else who has political objections to the Salafists' ways.
About the Author: Dr. Mordechai Kedar (Ph.D. Bar-Ilan U.) Served for 25 years in IDF Military Intelligence specializing in Arab political discourse, Arab mass media, Islamic groups and the Syrian domestic arena. A lecturer in Arabic at Bar-Ilan U., he is also an expert on Israeli Arabs.
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Thank you, Dr. Kedar, for a fascinating article. I hope you're right that the Brotherhood and Morsi are headed for a fall.
I'd like to hear more about Obama's direct role in rigging the election that brought Morsi to power.
It amazes me how the slightest difference of beliefs among the various Islamic sects motivates each sect to kill the others. There are 38,000 different Christian denominations. Can you imagine if each one of those did the same as the Islamic sects? It is true that in the beginning non- Christians or heretics would be tortured and executed and even Christians with differing beliefs like the Gnostics suffered the same fate as those heretics.
Hope they all stick their head where the sun don't shine with a stick of explosives in their lying mouths and will be buried on the mountains of Israel and may they rot in hell.
This is the best news I've heard in recent weeks, fight the devil from the inside. As for Russia pulling out of Med, she cannot deal with Iran whilst she is still and ally of Syria. With the demise of the Muslim Brotherhood, engaging Iran via Russia and possible China with Israel playing her part. My greatest hope is we will finally get civilization in the Middle East and democracy – will be nasty for a few months but the end game will be worth the fight.


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World Bank Group Finds over 80 percent of Investment Promotion Agencies' Efforts Falling Short
May 20, 2012
WASHINGTON, May 20, 2012 - Even as countries compete to attract investments, 80 percent of national investment promotion agencies are failing to respond to investor inquiries in the key sectors of agribusiness and tourism, according to the World Bank Group's Global Investment Promotion Best Practices 2012 report.
The report assessing 189 economies' responsiveness to investors finds that investment promotion agencies are less responsive to direct investor inquiries than they were three years ago. In the areas of inquiry-handling and website performance over the past two years, two regions showed improvement—the Middle East and North Africa, and Latin America and the Caribbean.
"In difficult times, governments may be tempted to cut funding for investment promotion. However, this can cost them opportunities to secure investments and jobs," said Pierre Guislain, Director of the Bank Group's Investment Climate Department. "Skilled investment promotion agencies can give economies a competitive advantage by helping investors choose a suitable location and set up operations that create jobs and promote growth."
The report shows that limited resources need not be an obstacle to effectiveness. For example, Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency, one of the world's top-performing agencies, has only 10 staff members spread across a range of functions. It also finds investment promotion websites to be a bright spot, with 62 percent of agencies implementing best practices.
Nicaragua's investment promotion agency PRONicaragua emerged as the world's top investment facilitator, becoming the first developing country to do so. PRONicaragua achieved best-practice standards in website performance and response to investor inquiries.
"We believe that the level of service an Investment Promotion Agency offers influences an investor's first impression of a country's investment climate, as it demonstrates that Government's attitude and commitment towards investors. It is with that vision, through commitment to offering high quality service and insuring that each and every investor get the information they need, we try to build a strong sense of comfort about doing business in our country and promote economic development." said Javier Chamorro, CEO of PRONicaragua.
The report was produced by the Investment Climate Department of the World Bank Group (which includes IFC, MIGA, and the World Bank) and sponsored by ProInvest, a European Commission partnership program for the countries of Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific, and by the government of Spain.
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The action in The Sentinel alternates between the present and the dark winter of 1953, where Comandante Leo Guzmán is head of a secret police unit whose job is to hunt down enemies of the state. Guzmán's brutal tactics are simple and effective: everyone is suspect.
In 2009, on a blazing summer's day in the hills near Madrid, Ana María Galindez, a Guardia Civil forensic scientist, examines what she thinks is just another Civil War grave. Fifteen bodies are hidden in an abandoned mine shaft, and forensics reveal that the killings took place sometime in the early 1950s. The identity of the suspected murderer? Comandante Leo Guzmán.
Intrigued by Guzmán's disappearance, Galindez becomes obsessed with tracking down this shadowy killer. As she investigates, she disturbs things which have lain dormant for almost 60 years. Things so compromising that those concerned will stop at nothing to destroy them—and her.
©2012 Mark Oldfield (P)2012 Audible Ltd
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"Simply Unbelievable and fantastic. Easy 5 Star"
I took a gamble on this one. Something caught my imagination. Oh that was a good move. What a book, brilliant and totally absorbing. The story is demanding, gruesome and relentlessly draws you in. The main character is truly Shakespearean, hard, bad and tragic. There a three linked stories and each is powerful and important. I kept wanting to get back to each one, frustrated when the book took you the next. The narrator is brilliant and adds so much to the book, his skill with voices is a delight. Read it and pay attention. It all matters.
"Great book"
Not normally my type of book but the reviews were good. This book is great. Although it was longer then normal it held my interest from the first page. It covers three time zones but you always knew where you were. I recommend it. The narrater Nigel Carrington was very good and I enjoyed listening to him.
"Fascinating tale of post civil war Spain"
Set in both post revolutionary Spain and contemporary Spain, this first of a trilogy. Leo Guzman is a brilliant creation, one of Franco's enforcers a methodical killer. Ana Maria Galindez is the lead in the present day a forensic scientist who is perusing Guzman from the present. Although complicated the story is fascinating especially as I knew very little about Spain in 1953. I look forward to the next instalment
"Long, indulgent and gloriously brilliant"
This book was a little slow to get going due to jumping forward and backward in time, however stick with it as its truly brilliant. I really did a turnaround with this book wishing it would not finish as I was sucked into the story, and wanted to stay with the characters.
I can't recommend this book enough and truly can't wait for the next Mark Oldfield book as its the first of three!
Ignore the poor reviews this is a brilliant book, one of the best audio books I have ever listened to. The narration was very good, and even had in not been the fantastic story would have made up for it. Get it now & you'll be hooked!
"Utterly riveting"
One of the best novels I've listened to in a long time . Informative , exciting and a good story told over three eras of Spanish history; I was genuinelu sorry for it to end. I really have no idea why some reviewers are on about the narration , it was excellent and the accents were more than adequate to convey the story. There were enough twists and turns to keep me with it over it's considerable length and I await part 2 with keen anticipation.
"the sentinel"
quite hard topic but this went on, and well told loved it again only use audible in my car to and from work.
"The Sentinel"
I had high hopes of this book but was disappointed by the old fashioned tied sexual politics and the thinly drawn characters, I carried on to the end but saw no improvement. I was hoping the world had moved on from this type of book not my type of read at all
"Worst thing I've listened to for a long long time"
Where to begin? Well firstly, I suppose, as I haven't read or heard this story through to the end I had better not say too much about the authorship. Although that said first impression are of formulaic overblown characters, using unconvincing and historically and geographical unauthentic dialogue, inhabiting a poorly realised world. If this is 1950's Spain then I was born in the Netherlands…………..…. but it is hard to really get a handle on anything here, either plot or characterisation, because of the truly terrible production.
I cannot blame the narrator for not having a suite of fairly convincing Iberian accents to draw upon but I can blame the pathetic production team for employing him. If you think hearing what is a Spanish plot, set in Spain with Spanish characters using voices that range from East London hard man to Scottish by way of god knows where then buy this. Otherwise steer well clear. If it's still on offer (oh I how I regret this spending this money) it might be worth a fiver to you to hear something truly humorous, of the most painful kind that is.
Actually there is something here that interests me, this is an American Audible release of an American production. I have noticed before with these that there seldom appears to be any attempt to utilise authentic or semi-authentic voice. I have heard many a Scandinavian policeman talking in broad American accents. Perhaps this is the American market, perhaps few American know or care about regional accent. Remember the pain of Kevin Costnor as Robin Hood - this is actually much much worse - and I am far from Spanish.
The previewed piece has little dialogue and the narrator voice for description is not too bad - even with some inflection for Spanish words. The reality is very different - there is something almost enchanting, in a charmless brutal way, about hearing Comandante Leo Guzmán speaking in an East End voice.
For completeness Audible have refunded my money.
"A good idea let down at the end"
I enjoyed this. The idea was excellent and on the whole I was carried along, liking Guzman and hating what he did. However, there are three things that let this down.
The first was the ending, which just didn't fit in and was written as though the author had run out of steam. This was closely followed by the use of Spanish words and phrases. The story is set in Spain, so we don't need to have occasional Spanish words to remind us of the fact. A bit like cheap films that have the actors playing foreign parts speak in an accent! Finally, I was disappointing by the narrator, who took no time to find out how to pronounce the Spanish words used.
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High Oil Prices Are Starting to Affect China and India
The US Energy Information Administration recently released its report showing oil consumption by country updated through 2012. Based on this report, it appears that at current high oil prices, demand in both China and India is being reduced. Thus, for those who are wondering how high oil prices need to be, to be "too high," the answer is, "We are already there. In fact, continued high oil prices are a big reason behind the recessionary forces we are now seeing around the world."
A big part of China and India's problems is that they, like the United States and most of Europe, are oil importers. In this post, I also explain why there is a big difference in the impact of high oil prices on oil importing countries compared to oil exporting countries.
Figure 1. Liquids (including biofuel, etc) consumption for China, based on data of US EIA, together with Brent oil price in 2012 dollars, based on BP Statistical Review of World Energy updated with EIA data.
Figure 2. Liquids (including biofuel, etc) consumption for India, based on data of US EIA, together with Brent oil price in 2012 dollars, based on BP Statistical Review of World Energy updated with EIA data.
We can see from Figures 1 and 2 that at $100 per barrel prices, there is a definite flattening in per capita consumption for both India and China. Per capita consumption is used in this analysis, because if total oil consumption is rising, but by less than population is increasing, consumption on average is falling.
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Patterns of venous reflux in limbs with venous ulcers. Implications for treatment. | |
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AIM: To investigate the anatomic distribution of vein reflux in limbs with healed or active ulcers (CEAP V and VI). METHODS: Sixty limbs (58 patients) belonging to CEAP classes V and VI were identified from 798 limbs (519 patients) with ultrasonically proven chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). Age, gender, duration of the venous ulcer, and history of deep venous thrombosis were correlated to the anatomic distribution of the venous reflux. RESULTS: The prevalence of active or healed ulcers in limbs with CVI was 7.5%. Among 60 limbs with ulcers, primary CVI was present in 34 (56.7%) and post-thrombotic CVI in 26 limbs (43.3%). No difference in age and gender was found between the 2 groups (p=0.2 and p=0.8, respectively). However, the duration of the ulcer was longer in limbs with post-thrombotic CVI (p<0.05). The prevalence of perforator reflux was 41.2% (14/34) in limbs with primary CVI and 38.5% (10/26) in limbs with post-thrombotic CVI (p=0.8). Superficial venous insufficiency, with or without perforating vein reflux, was the commonest pattern in limbs with primary CVI; it was rare in limbs with post-thrombotic CVI (22/34 or 64.7% vs 2/26 or 7.7%, p<0.01). Deep vein insufficiency was present in 35.3% (12/34) of the limbs with primary CVI and in 92.3% (24/26) of the limbs with post-thrombotic CVI (p<0.01). CONCLUSION: Superficial venous insufficiency, with or without perforating vein reflux, was the commonest pattern in limbs with primary CVI, whereas, deep venous insufficiency was present in most of the limbs with post-thrombotic CVI. The prevalence of perforating vein reflux was comparable in both settings. Thus, elimination of superficial reflux is expected to result in ulcer healing of most limbs with primary CVI, whereas, the value of such treatment in post-thrombotic limbs is not clear. |
C V Ioannou; A D Giannoukas; T Kostas; A Kafetzakis; A Liamis; E Touloupakis; D Tsetis; N Katsamouris |
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Title: International angiology : a journal of the International Union of Angiology Volume: 22 ISSN: 0392-9590 ISO Abbreviation: Int Angiol Publication Date: 2003 Jun |
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Created Date: 2003-07-16 Completed Date: 2004-03-19 Revised Date: 2006-11-15 |
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Adult Aged Chronic Disease Extremities / blood supply* Female Femoral Vein / pathology Humans Male Middle Aged Popliteal Vein / pathology Prevalence Saphenous Vein / pathology Time Factors Treatment Outcome Varicose Ulcer / epidemiology, etiology, therapy* Venous Insufficiency / complications, epidemiology, therapy* |
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DANVILLE, KY- Paul Ryan and Joe Biden are just hours away from their debate in Kentucky tonight.
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Centre College student Matt Cantrell is from Mount Horeb, Wisconsin. The conservative freshman says he will be watching the debate closely.
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But maybe junior Hallie Boyd will change some minds. She will be all the over Twitter during the debate.
"My goal is to get as many pictures as I can and get that out to Twitter, hash tag VP debate," says Boyd.
Google is also on Centre College campus. It will be monitoring not only what people are saying about the debate -- but what are the hot topics people are searching. They've already noticed one search trend in Wisconsin.
"With Wisconsin, it's in the top five, in fact it's number four in terms of people searching for tax cuts which has been a very popular search term," says Daniel Sieberg of Google Politics.
When it comes to searching information, guess which state leads in searches for Paul Ryan? Wisconsin is number one and Joe Biden is number three in Wisconsin.
"We see that search interest in Paul Ryan on average is much higher than the vice president," says Sieberg.
You can catch the debate live at 8:00 p.m. on Newsradio 620 WTMJ and TODAY'S TMJ4, along with a link to live streaming video on both 620wtmj.com and todaystmj4.com.
Our Charles Benson is in Danville, Kentucky to cover the debate, and will provide coverage all day on TODAY'S TMJ4 and Newsradio 620 WTMJ.


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