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It may appear madness to pick a winner of the tournament in January because this expanded version means so much can change post the June internationals, but my money is on the Sharks to finally win the competition that has taunted and teased their supporters but never pleased them.
My pick is the Sharks to take the South African conference and have the crucial advantage of hosting teams in the play-offs. Home ground advantage is usually the recipe for title success, although the Sharks have proven to be the exception. In 2007 they hosted the Bulls and lost in the last minute. In last year's Currie Cup final a youthful Western Province thumped the hosts.
That's history.
John Plumtree's picked the most balanced squad among South African teams and the Sharks, in squad depth, are the strongest in the competition.
Player management and rotation is the key to success in this tournament, as is starting and finishing well.
The Sharks have a good home draw and they will make it count.
The Stormers will also be in the top six, but the Bulls are going to have to improve dramatically in terms of consistency to make the play-offs. Realistically, and don't forget they are my favourite team, I think the quality of squad depth and starting player is more a top-eight than a top-four squad. The Cheetahs will always be a favourite to entertain and will always have the capability to knock over a top-four team, especially in Bloemfontein, on a one-off but the player depth has never been there to seriously challenge for the play-offs. The Cheetahs select from Griquas and the Free State Currie Cup Cheetahs, and while Griquas always show promise in the Currie Cup many of those players limitations are exposed over the course of a competition that now is the most demanding in terms of longevity, intensity and travel in the world. The Kings, in their debut season, will do well to win three matches.
The post-World Cup blues suffered by many teams is not a factor this year and 2013 and 2014 are the years in-between World Cups when Super Rugby is a priority. In 2015 it is a preparation to the game's biggest prize, the World Cup.
Jake White's Brumbies were an unknown in 2012 and they surprised many. White did a fantastic job in restoring rugby union pride in Canberra, but the second-season syndrome is something he will be all too aware of, especially with the Reds in a healthier position in terms of player availability.
The Tahs can't be as awful as they were a year ago although they too look a year away from a play-off. I see them more mid-table.
In New Zealand the heat will be on the Chiefs to show last year was not a one-hit wonder. They're good enough to make the play-offs as defending champions but they don't command the same presence among the backs with no Sonny Bill Williams to occupy the minds of the opposition. The New Zealand conference is the toughest of the three, but there won't be a miracle in year one from Blues coach John Kirwan. There will be hope and improved performances but the Blues are a three-year project more than a first season sensation. They will be the worst performing of the New Zealand sides in terms of league points even if they will show enough to be applauded more than condemned.
The Crusaders will be contenders, more so on history than on current strength but Dan Carter alone among the backs and Kieran Read, leader of the pack in Richie McCaw's absence through a sabbatical, lack the support in numbers to speak of the Crusaders in awe.
The Highlanders will be good, potentially the second best among the Kiwi teams, and the team to beat in New Zealand will be Conrad Smith's Hurricanes.


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The result means that the Sharks will battle the Chiefs for the Super Rugby title next Saturday.
The Sharks will journey to Australasia for the decider, but on the back of a spirited showing in the semi-final, you wouldn't rule out the possibility of Keegan Daniel lifting that coveted trophy.
They've have shown themselves to be the side for the big occasion in 2012, winning the crunch league match against the Bulls in Durban and then smashing the Reds in Brisbane in the qualifying play-off.
They were deserved winners in Saturday's semi-final, and again it was the way they finished that proved decisive to the outcome. They absorbed a tremendous amount of pressure, picked their moment, and then Daniel made the turnover that killed the contest.
That is not to say that there was anything wrong with the way they started. There was always a danger that the Sharks would run out of puff in the final quarter, and so they needed to put the Stormers under pressure from the outset.
There were some moments when it seemed as if the Stormers would get on top. Lock Eben Etzebeth bulldozed Bismarck du Plessis early in the piece, and for a few seconds the Springbok hooker looked a punch-drunk boxer, teetering and swaying, and many would have anticipated a plunge to the proverbial canvas.
But like his team, Du Plessis not only recovered from the early knock, but soldiered on powerfully. The backlash was quite a thing to behold.
Those who had come to Newlands expecting a clash of styles must have been bitterly disappointed. The Sharks played clinical, smart rugby.
Just as their physicality at the collisions and power at the scrums were highlights, their halfbacks used that possession expertly to force the Stormers into costly errors.
Charl McLeod was on target with his box kicks, and Freddie Michalak produced a virtuoso performance from the flyhalf position. The Stormers battled to deal with the aerial bombardment, dropping a number of high balls or in some cases completely misjudging the garrowen.
A late change to the Sharks' line-up saw Riaan Viljoen starting at fullback, and his cannon of a boot was expertly utilised. The Sharks had troubled the Stormers for much of the first half, but it was Viljoen's mortar bomb that allowed the visitors to strike a telling blow. Viljoen put the ball up and Louis Ludik beat Stormers fullback Joe Pietersen in the air, and evaded the cover defence to score.
Michalak kicked the conversion to stretch the Sharks' lead to 10 points. Peter Grant managed to narrow the deficit right before half-time to leave his side trailing by seven, but the Stormers would have been bitterly disappointed with that first-half return. They had enjoyed numerous visits to the opposition's 22, but shocking handling and decision making had let the Sharks off the hook.
Some may call it a choke, but the Stormers never got themselves into a position to win this match. They failed to take their opportunities early in the game, and then were forced to play catch-up rugby in the second half.
The Sharks changed tack in the third quarter, keeping it close and striving to build on their seven-point lead.
After sending two drop-goal attempts wide, Michalak nailed a penalty. Grant answered with one at the other end, but it was the Sharks who had the better of territory during this period and made the most of another key opportunity, with JP Pietersen scoring on the hour.
At 23-9 the game looked to be over, but as anticipated, the Sharks started to feel the negative effects of travel. The Stormers took advantage, with Gio Aplon crossing the tryline in the 67th minute.
Grant goaled a further penalty to make it a four-point ball game, but it was here that the Sharks showed their defensive mettle. For the Stormers, it was a period where they showcased their attacking impotence, and lack of composure.
The Stormers were well placed in the opposition 22 but their attack was too lateral. And the Sharks never panicked.
They maintained their discipline on defence, and again, when the big opportunity arrived, they took it.
This time it was the captain who made the big play: a breakdown steal that won the game. The Sharks counter-rucked and Daniel latched onto the ball, wrenching it away and hacking it into the crowd.


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- Custom interior
Building cool cars for charity is nothing new, but this 2011 Mustang has a better pedigree than most of those auction flyers that make a big splash and then vanish forever. Built with input from skateboarder Tony Hawk and assembled by the guys at Galpin Auto Sports (you know, the same guys who build the hardware on the hit TV show "Pimp My Ride"), this is no paint and sticker upgrade, but a comprehensive redesign of the 2011 Mustang that addresses everything from horsepower to interior accommodations.
The 2011 Mustang is new in a lot of ways, but the styling was left alone after the 2010 update, so that's where Tony and Galpin Auto Sports started. A 0-mile Mustang GT was secured and shipped directly to Galpin's shop, where the transformation took place. The first change was the addition of a Street Scene body kit, which includes a custom front fascia, rocker skirts, upper and lower side scoops, a new rear valence, as well as a trick wing that is surprisingly low profile in today's tuner world. Brilliant silver paint covers every inch of the bodywork, and has been polished and buffed well beyond factory specification. Black graphics were added, a design that echoes the past greats like the Boss 302, but with a modern twist. The hood was also blacked-out and creates a stripe that extends to the rear deck lid and even between the tail lights, and a custom Tony Hawk logo was emblazoned on its surface, reminiscent of a 21st century Firebird. Gothic-looking Tony Hawk initials adorn the front fenders and Tony's signature has been added to the rear bumper. Nobody is going to mistake this for a garden-variety Mustang.
Other details include a trick black grille with center-mounted driving lights, tinted headlight covers, and darker than stock tail light lenses. The glass has been tinted to give it a sinister, purposeful look, and even the gas cap wears a Tony Hawk emblem. Nobody can say these guys weren't thorough there are hundreds of special parts made just for this car.
The all-new Ford 5.0 liter V8 is an impressive piece of machinery. With exactly nothing in common with the old pushrod 5.0, this modern all-aluminum powerplant churns out 412 horsepower in stock form, but with upgrades like a Flowmaster exhaust system, it now makes an estimated 425 for the Tony Hawk special. Ford designers knew that folks would be eager to look under the hood of the new Mustang, so the engine is well dressed with exposed intake runners, a chrome 5.0 badge, and cool "Powered by Ford" cam covers. With only 225 miles on the clock, the engine is like new in every way.
The transmission is a 6-speed automatic with quick reflexes, so you don't have to worry about shifting when you're standing on the loud pedal, and it spins the optional factory 3.15 rear gear. The Mustang's suspension was lowered using Ford Racing performance springs, but it still rides surprisingly well thanks to the sturdy body structure and stock shocks. That Flowmaster exhaust I mentioned earlier most definitely flows better than stock and makes one heck of a nasty rumble on the street. To help with the project and the charitable foundation behind it, DUB contributed a set of gorgeous 22-inch TIS three-piece wheels dressed in sinister high-gloss black and wearing 245/30/22 front and 265/30/22 rear Pirelli P Zero Nero tires.
The interior, while retaining the cool retro feel of the Mustangs stock setup, has been fully reupholstered using Katzkin black leather with white stitching. Looking suitably Steve McQueen, the seats offer inserts that look a lot like the old Ford Comfort-Weave vinyl but it's ever so much softer and more durable. The rear bench has been upholstered to match, and offers deeply sculpted buckets that actually look like they'll help hold rear passengers in place. The fantastic Mustang dashboard remains intact with its cool 60s inspired gauge faces and beautifully detailed center console with piano black inserts. A massive JP Audio system delivers enough volume to make your ears bleed, thanks to a pair of huge Xplod subwoofers mounted in a trunk enclosure. Mustang GTs come loaded, so this one includes A/C, power windows, cruise control, keyless entry, a tilt column, rear defrost, and automatic headlights. Nice!
Documentation is exactly what you need in a car like this, and fortunately, it comes with a lot of it. We have the original window sticker, original purchase order, and all the original manuals. We also have the original vehicle transfer forms and documents, since the car was sold to its first owner, Wing Lam (co-founder of the Wahoo Fish Taco chain), who purchased it at the charity auction and subsequently sold it again to benefit charity. More significantly, however, this car also includes a custom-built and autographed Tony Hawk skateboard, an autographed T-shirt, as well as a replacement hood decal should it ever be damaged.
This car has already had a very high-profile life, and as Wing Lam learned, you can't sneak around when you're behind the wheel of this incredible Mustang. It has also done its job, raising tens of thousands of dollars for charities like the Tony Hawk Foundation and the Center of Living Peace in Orange County, California. This is an opportunity to pick up a very famous car with substantial celebrity connections, which also happens to be a killer street machine. It will be the star of any show it attends, and it's an absolute blast to drive. If you crave attention, there aren't many better cars than this to satisfy that craving. Call today!
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- Secondary Model
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- Mileage
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- Center Console
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- Doors
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Policy Planning & Management
The Policy management unit provides overall direction and management of the Ministry Headquarters and supervisory oversight of the departments in the Ministry of Finance. Undertakes strategic economic planning, manages the Ministry's public relations and organizes the co-ordination, review and development of economic and financial policy.
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Richard C Levin
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Richard C. Levin, Frederick William Beinecke Professor of Economics, recently completed a twenty-year term as Yale's President. He received his B.A. from Stanford University in 1968 and studied politics and philosophy at Oxford University, where he earned a B.Litt. degree. After earning his Ph.D. in economics from Yale in 1974, he joined the Yale faculty. Before becoming president, he chaired the economics department, taught economic analysis and regulation at the Yale School of Management, and served as dean of Yale's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
During Mr. Levin's twenty year tenure as President, Yale invested over $5 billion in the renovation and construction of its facilities, advanced economic development and home ownership in New Haven, purchased and began to develop a 136-acre campus in nearby West Haven, strengthened Yale's programs in science, engineering, and medicine, established a goal of reducing campus greenhouse gas emissions by 43%, and undertook a major set of initiatives to internationalize the University – extending need-based financial aid to international students in Yale College, making international experiences the norm for all undergraduates, and planning and opening Yale-NUS College in Singapore as a model of liberal arts education for Asia.
Mr. Levin serves on President Obama's Council of Advisors for Science and Technology. He is a trustee of the Hewlett Foundation and a director of American Express. He served on a bipartisan commission to recommend improvements in the nation's intelligence capabilities and he co-chaired a major review of the nation's patent system for the National Academy of Sciences. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Sciences and the American Philosophical Society. He is currently on sabbatical, writing about both higher education and U.S.-China Relations.
Richard Levin and his wife, Jane, have lived in New Haven for 43 years. They have four children and seven grandchildren.
- B.A., Stanford University , 1968
- Ph.D., Yale University , 1974
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The awesome international incidents never stop in Hetalia World Series! All your fave Allied and Axis boys are back, and they've brought a bunch of new guys to the party. You like to party, right? Duh.
Feel the tension build as Prussia plots an invasion of Austria's happy little place. Try on a codpiece! Share in Spain's pain as he does his best to look after little Romano. Run with stampeding kittens! Swoon at the awkward new bromance blossoming between Japan and Greece. Eat a yummy churro! Listen and learn as France teaches Italy about the birds and the bees. Avoid Sealand! Cheer as America befriends space aliens and whales. Truly, no matter whose flag you fly, it's about to get all SQUEE up in here. Like, big time.
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Special Features: Episode 1 Commentary (Narrator/ADR Director, Prussia, Romano), Episode 4 Commentary (Narrator/ADR Director, Poland, Lithuania), Episode 6 Commentary (Narrator/ADR Director, Britain, France, America), The Hidden History Hidden Within Hetalia, Hetalia Fan Event at the Tokyo International Anime Fair 2010, Hetalia Event in Tokushima Parts 1-2, The Sunshine 60 Observatory Fan Event, Textless Closing Songs, Trailers.
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Welcome to the Americana Resort
Americana is a unique Niagara Falls hotel offering the ultimate family vacation retreat and corporate conference centre
The exhilarating amenities you will find while staying at Americana Resort here in Niagara Falls include: Waves Indoor Waterpark, the premier waterpark in Niagara Falls featuring a retractable roof, slides and more; Senses Spa & Boutique, a full-service spa for those who want to get away and relax; Jack Tanners Restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner and has a fully licensed bar. Enjoy booth-side televisions, a fun children's menu, daily features/specials and a seasonal outdoor patio. Take out and room service are also available; Timothy's Coffee, enjoy a cup of coffee, a heart-warming tea, a refreshing smoothie or muffins, cookies and other delights as well as some seasonal favourites; free wireless internet hot spots and over 21,000 square feet of meeting, banquet or wedding space.
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Leeanne and Family, August 2012
Hello! My family has just returned home from your establishment this weekend. I wanted to take minute to thank you for a wonderful time. The service in the restaurant was impecable we ate breakfast, lunch, and dinner there! The food was awesome as well. The life guarding staff at the pool was top notch, I felt safe enough with the level of care and dilegence, that I was able to relax a bit and let my children do their thing at the waterpark without me hovering an arms length away. The facilties were always clean and tidy. Rooms where spacious and well kept. Thank you for a truly relaxing vacation. We will be returning! And will recommend your establishment to our friends and family. Sincerely,
Lisa, July 2012
I would love to leave a review somewhere for a future guests to see.... We just returned from a stay there and LOVED it. Great room, waterpark, service, everything.... I absolsolutely must mention 2 EXCEPTIONAL employees that went above & beyond. Julia, at the front desk and Kendra in Jack Tanners, were truly made our stay better! Thank you!!!!
Gerri from St. Catharines, ON – August 2011
Had an amazing time and my 3 year old is asking to go again especially on the tube ride. We will be going again soon!
Erick from Ontario – July 2011
I absolutely loved it. It was amazing! Best place I have ever stayed at!
Lucio from Ontario – July 2011
We were there this week and had a great time! Really good service and great food at Jack Tanners.
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Carcinoma in Situ
The most severe cases of dysplasia are sometimes referred to as "carcinoma in situ." In Latin, the term "in situ" means "in place," so carcinoma in situ refers to an uncontrolled growth of cells that remains in the original location. However, carcinoma in situ may develop into an invasive, metastatic malignancy and, therefore, is usually removed surgically, if possible.
Tumor Grading
Microscopic examination also provides information regarding the likely behavior of a tumor and its responsiveness to treatment. Cancers with highly abnormal cell appearance and large numbers of dividing cells tend to grow more quickly, spread to other organs more frequently, and be less responsive to therapy than cancers whose cells have a more normal appearance. Based on these differences in microscopic appearance, doctors assign a numerical "grade" to most cancers. In this grading system, a low number grade (grade I or II) refers to cancers with fewer cell abnormalities than those with higher numbers (grade III, IV).
Tumor Staging
After cancer has been diagnosed, doctors ask the following three questions to determine how far the disease has progressed:
1. How large is the tumor, and how far has it invaded into surrounding tissues?
2. Have cancer cells spread to nearby (regional) lymph nodes?
3. Has the cancer spread (metastasized) to other regions of the body?
Based on the answers to these questions, the cancer is assigned a "stage." A patient's chances for survival are better when cancer is detected at a lower stage number.
What Causes Cancer?
Cancer is often perceived as a disease that strikes for no apparent reason. This is because scientists don't know all the reasons. But many of the causes of cancer have already been identified. Besides heredity, scientific studies point to the existence of three main categories of factors that contribute to the development of cancer: chemicals (e.g., from smoking or diet), radiation, and viruses or bacteria.
Populations-Based Studies
One way of identifying the various causes of cancer is by studying populations and behaviors. This approach compares cancer rates among various groups of people exposed to different factors or exhibiting different behaviors. A striking finding to emerge from population studies is that cancers arise with different frequencies in different areas of the world. For example, stomach cancer is especially frequent in Japan, colon cancer is prominent in the United States, and skin cancer is common in Australia. What is the reason for the high rates of specific kinds of cancer in certain countries?
Heredity? Behaviors? Other Factors?
In theory, differences in heredity or environmental risk factors might be responsible for the different cancer rates observed in different countries. Studies on people who have moved from one country to another suggest that exposure to risk factors for cancer vary by geographic location. For example, in Japan, the rate of colon cancer is lower, and the rate of stomach cancer is higher, than in the United States. But this difference has been found to gradually disappear in Japanese families that have moved to the United States. This suggests that the risk of developing the two kinds of cancer is not determined primarily by heredity. The change in risk for cancer for Japanese families could involve cultural or environmental factors predominant in one location and not in the other.
Tobacco Use and Cancer
Among the various factors that can cause cancer, the prevalence of tobacco smoking represents the greatest public health hazard. Together cigarette smoke and tobacco contain more than sixty different chemicals capable of causing cancer. Cigarette smoking is the main cause of lung cancer and contributes to many other kinds of cancer as well, including cancer of the mouth, larynx, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, kidney, and bladder. Current estimates suggest that smoking cigarettes is responsible for at least one out of every three cancer deaths, making it the largest single cause of death from cancer. Other forms of tobacco use also can cause cancer. For example, cigars, pipe smoke, and smokeless tobacco can cause cancers of the tongue, lips, mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder, and pancreas.
Low-Strength Radiation
Some atoms give off radiation, which is energy that travels through space. Prolonged or repeated exposure to certain types of radiation can cause cancer. The ability of ultraviolet radiation from the sun to cause cancer is most common in people who spend long hours in strong sunlight. Ultraviolet radiation from sunlight is a low-strength type of radiation. Effective ways to protect against ultraviolet radiation and to prevent skin cancer are to avoid strong direct sunlight and to wear protective clothing. Sunscreen lotions reduce the risk of some forms of skin cancers.
High-Strength Radiation
Increased rates of cancer also have been detected in people exposed to high-strength forms of radiation such as X-rays or radiation emitted from radioisotopes. Because these two types of radiation are stronger than ultraviolet radiation, they can penetrate through clothing and skin and into the body. Therefore, high-strength radiation can cause cancers of internal body tissues. The cancer-causing ability of high-strength radiation has been shown in several instances. Examples include cancer caused by nuclear fallout from atomic explosions and cancers caused by excessive exposure to radioactive chemicals.
Lag Time
Chemicals and radiation that are capable of triggering the development of cancer are called "carcinogens." Carcinogens act through a multistep process that initiates a series of genetic alterations ("mutations") and stimulates cells to divide and grow (proliferate). A prolonged period of time is usually required for these multiple steps. This means there can be a delay of several decades between exposure to a carcinogen and the onset of cancer. For example, a group of young people exposed to carcinogens from smoking cigarettes generally do not develop cancer for twenty to thirty years. This period between exposure and onset of disease is the lag time.
In addition to chemicals and radiation, a few viruses also can trigger the development of cancer. In general, viruses are small infectious agents that cannot reproduce on their own, but instead enter into living cells and cause the infected cell to produce more copies of the virus. Like cells, viruses store their genetic instructions in large molecules called nucleic acids. In the case of cancer viruses, some of the viral genetic information carried in these nucleic acids is inserted into the chromosomes of the infected cell, and this causes the cell to become malignant.


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Yamaha FJ1300R - All Purpose Heavyweight
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The number of Americans hitting the road will barely change, according to an unscientific survey of GasBuddy users. In a poll run in the days ahead of Thanksgiving, 8% of respondents said they would be traveling "a little" or "a lot" more for holiday gatherings than they did last year. That number is slightly lower than last year, when 9% of respondents said they would drive a little or a lot more than 2010.Looking at the poll a different way, 17% of respondents said they would not be driving at all for holiday gatherings this year, up from 15% the previous year. Perhaps the largest shift in numbers this year was a 4% drop in the number of respondents indicating they would be driving less than last year. 18% of people surveyed this...
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Serious diseases do not discriminate; they affect people from all walks of life and in all economic circumstances. For that reason, Genzyme recognizes that our responsibility to the patient community does not end with simply developing effective therapies. We are also committed to helping those therapies reach patients, regardless of their ability to pay, by sponsoring a variety of free drug programs.
In developing countries, government and private health coverage may be nonexistent, or barely able to address basic medical care. For patients who require specialized treatment, care can be financially and logistically beyond their means. Genzyme has long provided several of our therapies for free to people in these situations, often by partnering with humanitarian organizations.
We began in 1999 by establishing the Gaucher Initiative to provide our first approved product Cerezyme® (imiglucerase for injection) to Gaucher disease patients in developing countries. Over time, as we developed new therapies for other diseases, we evolved similar humanitarian programs to distribute those treatments. We rely on our organizational partners – including Project HOPE, the National Cancer Coalition, and others – for their local expertise and relationships, which help us support patients and navigate the challenges of reaching them.
The Gaucher Initiative is a collaborative effort between Genzyme and Project HOPE, a humanitarian organization dedicated to improving health care around the world. Formed in 1999, this alliance was the first of its kind between a non-profit and a biotechnology company. Genzyme donates Cerezyme to Project HOPE, which distributes the product to patients through its international infrastructure. The program is guided by an expert medical committee that remains closely involved in participating patients' care and progress.
One of our more recent partners is the National Cancer Coalition (NCC), a non-profit that has expanded beyond its original focus on cancer to help us reach Gaucher patients in Latin America. The NCC's strong regional presence and local relationships help us import medicine into some countries in the region, deliver it to patients, and monitor their ongoing progress and needs.
Even in countries with established health systems, patients can still face delayed or limited coverage, reimbursement difficulties, or other circumstances that prevent their access to treatment. For such cases, Genzyme has established several programs to provide our therapies free of charge, while also working with governments and other local entities to help identify sustainable, long-term financial resources for treatment.
We're particularly proud of the entrepreneurial spirit and personal commitment of our employees, which drive them to pursue creative solutions for the patients they serve.
Genzyme is also committed to providing free treatment in emergency situations that create urgent need. For example, after Hurricane Katrina devastated the U.S. Gulf Coast in 2005, we donated approximately 2,500 units of Renagel®, a product now owned and distributed by our parent company Sanofi, so renal patients in affected areas could maintain their treatment regimens. We've also provided free treatment for patients who developed thyroid cancer as a result of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Our relationships with local organizations and health care providers as well as our existing charitable infrastructure allow us to respond efficiently as these kinds of serious needs arise.
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The main novelty for this 7.5x zoom is its autofocus, christened STM (Stepping Motor Technology), that allows fingertip editing, but especially the ability to provide continuous tracking of moving objects both rapidly and quietly, making it perfectly able to answer the exigencies of video. According to Canon, this type of motor eliminates the "pump effect" that one sometimes encounters with other systems.
Videographers will particularly appreciate its quietness, along with its electro-magnetic diaphragm (EMD) that allows for accurate and swift shutter control. The shutter consists of 7 circular leaves.
The EF-S 18-135mm IS STM is stabilizated by Canon's latest IS "intelligent" system that detects when the photographer is trying to create a spinning effect. In this case, the stabilization system locks itself along the vertical axis, something that normally has to be done manually with Canon IS lenses (mode 1 vs mode 2). Active stabilization works in video.
As for optics, the formula integrates one UD (ultra-low dispersion) glass element as well as a high-precision-molded optics (PMO) lens element to optimize correction of chromatic aberrations. The lens elements are treated with a Canon Super Spectra coating to avoid the appearance flare and imaging phantoms.
Available the end of June 2012, the Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM will be sold at a price of 549 € (tax included).
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The UK is emerging from a severe economic crisis. Not only has the crisis highlighted catastrophic flaws in the financial sector and the systems that support it, it has also exposed serious weaknesses in the structure and resources of the wider British economy, many of which have existed for decades.
Historically, the private sector in Britain has been slow to respond to the challenges of globalisation and rapid technological change, which have reshaped the economy, and certain sectors especially, in dramatic and irreversible ways.
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the UK needs an active industrial policy that identifies and supports sectors of the economy with the greatest potential to flourish and grow all over the country
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This policy should focus in particular on supporting parts of the economy that have the potential to boost exports. The UK has run a current account deficit with the rest of the world for the last 30 years. More sustainable growth should be centred on a much stronger export performance.
This means reinventing the idea of 'picking winners': supporting sectors and industries with a competitive advantage, or the ability to create that advantage, and where demand is increasing, ideally in global markets.
This includes some of Britain's 'traditional' sectors, such as the automotive and aeronautical engineering and financial services, but also new industries, such as biotechnology, renewable energy and the creative industries, which are spread all around the UK.
READ MORE: March of the modern makers: An industrial strategy for the creative industries
In particular, supporting Britain's transition to a low-carbon economy has great potential to create jobs and exports. There is an opportunity for the UK to take a leading role in the global market for new technology development, production, installation and management.
READ MORE: Growing pains: British industry and the low-carbon transition
Capital investment, such as upgrading and expanding transport and communications infrastructure, creates a lot of jobs and provides a good return to the public purse.
Infrastructure investment is currently too skewed towards London and the south east. Other parts of the country need major investment in infrastructure to improve their connectivity and drive economic growth.
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decisions about public investment should be focused on long-term priorities rather than short-term demands
These long-term priorities could include rebalancing the distribution of investment, regionally and by sector, encouraging innovation, and supporting a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
Cost/benefit decisions should be based on a broad definition of economic benefit rather than a narrow definition of direct pay-off, which tends to favour compounding investments already made in 'peak' places and sectors, such as London and its service industries.
Increased investment in northern transport infrastructure is a particular priority to increase connectivity between major northern cities.
Endorsed by the chancellor, Oct 2014
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It is important that our cities and regions are unleashed to drive economic growth. This means they need the freedom to shape their own local policies for training, skills and active labour markets. They need the financial autonomy to invest in infrastructure and attract foreign investment. And they need a clear, collective voice to represent local interests in national debates.
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Within business and industry, it is vital that the shareholder model, which prioritises short-term profit-making, is replaced by a long-term mindset that prioritises investment and sustainable growth. This idea of 'shared capitalism' is an important part of our work on jobs and skills.
Targeted support for British firms and sectors requires greatly improved access to credit and other financial services.
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At a national level, the Bank of England's responsibility for setting interest rates is a key instrument of economic policy. However, the Bank of England's current target – to keep inflation below 2 per cent – is too narrow.
We believeThe Bank of England should oversee credit flows to different parts of the economy to prioritise sustainable and productive investment. This could mean, for example, opening up the flow of investment to small business while keeping a tighter rein on mortgages and other forms of non-productive finance.
the Bank of England's inflation target should be replaced by a wider mandate that allows it to foster growth
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Accessible and sustainable finance is critical to the 'green industry' especially, and to the ability of cities and regions to support sectors and 'clusters' of particular local importance. This finance could be provided by separate green and regional investment banks, or by dedicated teams within the national investment bank.
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Shinobu has disappeared to America, leaving both Yuta and Hagumi with very mixed feelings. But talk about mixed up! If Takumi's feelings are so tied up with Rika, why is he tied up in knots over his coworker Nomiya's romantic pursuit of Ayumi? Plus, senior projects are getting everyone down, but none more than Yuta, who in a sudden burst of reckless abandon takes off on his bicycle on an epic journey of self-discovery... Ah, the enthusiasm of youth!
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The Prologo Scratch Pro Dea women's saddle is rounded for long distance riding. The weight is shared on the whole seating area to avoid picks of pressure in the pelvic zone. The Dea features easy Stroke Design which results in more space for the legs of the cyclist, and much better pedal strokes. If you're tired of having an achy bum the day after a long road ride, the Scratch Pro Dea may be for you.
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