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World Superbike Donington Results 2014
Sunday, May 25, 2014
World Superbike competitors were treated to an an epic come-from-behind race win and plenty of action throughout the SBK ranks.
World Superbike Donington Superpole 2014
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Wet, cold conditions were unrelenting during World Superbike Superpole at Donington Park, resulting in some big crashes and one rider earning his second career pole position.
2014 World Superbike On To Donington Park
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
The 2014 World Superbike Championship heads to England for Round 5 at Donington Park.
Rea Tops World Superbike 2014 Imola Test
Monday, May 12, 2014
One day after taking a commanding double victory at Imola, Pata Honda's Jonathan Rea posted the top time during a World Superbike post-race test session at the Italian circuit.
World Supersport Imola Results 2014
Monday, May 12, 2014
The misfortune of a number of World Supersport riders helped propel Lorenzo Zanetti to his first race win in the class at the Imola.
World Superbike Imola Results 2014
Sunday, May 11, 2014
World Superbike riders were left to battle for second-place at Imola thanks to Jonathan Rea's stellar showing at the Italian circuit.
World Superbike Imola Superpole 2014
Saturday, May 10, 2014
World Superbike riders enjoyed perfect conditions during Superpole qualifying at Imola, with Jonathan Rea earning his first pole position of the season.
2014 WorldSBK Round 4 at Imola
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Kawasaki Racing's Tom Sykes leads in points as the 2014 World Superbike Championship heads into Round 4 at Imola.
World Superport Assen Results 2014
Monday, April 28, 2014
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World Superbike Assen Results 2014
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Red flags and rain shortened the SBK racing at Assen, with Jonathan Rea and Sylvain Guintoli splitting win in the third round of the 2014 World Superbike Championship.
World Superbike Assen Superpole 2014
Saturday, April 26, 2014
The championship leaders will start from the front row in Sunday's pair of World SBK races at Assen, with Kawasaki's Loris Baz claiming the first Superpole of his career.
WorldSBK 2014 in Assen for Round 3
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
The 2014 World Superbike Championship continues with a visit to the TT Circuit Assen for Round 3.
2014 WorldSBK Moscow Round Canceled
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Due to the political turmoil affecting Russia, DWO and YMS Promotion have decided to cancel the 2014 World Superbike round at Moscow Raceway.
World Superbike Aragon Results 2014
Sunday, April 13, 2014
The 2014 World Superbike championship picked up in Aragon for Round 2, where Kawasaki Racing Team's Tom Sykes and Loris Baz proved they're going to be a tough team to beat.
World Superbike Aragon Superpole 2014
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Kawasaki Racing's Tom Sykes added a 20th career pole position to his resume after finishing fastest in qualifying at Aragon.
FIM and Dorna Visit Bimota Plant
Thursday, April 10, 2014
On April 8, 2014 the FIM and Dorna representatives visited the Bimota plant in Rimini, Italy to verify homologation production procedures for the FIM Superbike World Championship.
2014 WorldSBK Resumes Action at Aragon
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
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2014 WSBK & Supersport Regulation Updates
Friday, April 4, 2014
The FIM and Dorna released news on regulation updates for the 2014 World Superbike and Supersport seasons and also announced homologation rules changes.
2014 Laguna Seca WorldSBK Confirmed
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
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Alex Lowes 2014 WorldSBK Injury Update
Monday, March 3, 2014
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Cetuximab (Erbitux) in Combination With Cisplatin or Carboplatin and 5-Fluorouracil in the First Line Treatment of Subjects With Recurrent and/or Metastatic Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck (EXTREME)
Basic Trial Information
|Protocol IDs
|Phase III
|18 and over
|Pharmaceutical / Industry
Trial Description
The purpose of this trial is to investigate the efficacy of cetuximab in combination with chemotherapy in comparison to chemotherapy alone in patients with recurrent or metastatic head and neck cancer. Overall survival will be taken as the primary measure of efficacy.
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
- Histologically or cytologically confirmed diagnosis of squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN)
- Recurrent and/or metastatic SCCHN, not suitable for local therapy
Exclusion Criteria:
- Prior systemic chemotherapy, except if given as part of a multimodal treatment for locally advanced disease which was completed more than 6 months prior to study entry
- Surgery (excluding prior diagnostic biopsy), or irradiation within 4 weeks before study entry
- Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Trial Contact Information
Trial Lead Organizations/Sponsors
Merck and Company, Incorporated
Link to the current ClinicalTrials.gov record.
NLM Identifier NCT00122460
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this data on January 22, 2015
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text: Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43302&th=8098#msg_43302 I was wondering if I could ask you guy a few questions. How long did it take to sell you first item? Do you have to get an item printed and take a picture of it before it sells? _______I do want to do this for all my items, I just need some income first. Is that possible? What is the secret to getting a lot of traffic? _______I can thumb my site up on stumble. Digg won't really work since I need a good folowing first. I post on twitter all the time, but if I post my website on a forum it gets taken down like spam, what else can I do? How often have your items sold? Can you give any tips to a new comer like me? I appreciate any feedback I can get. Thanks! ]]> dustysantos 2012-02-01T20:20:45-00:00 Re: Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43324&th=8098#msg_43324 I will try to give you some answer but of course you can find all the information you want just reading the forums or the Support rules. To be able to sell it is not enough just create your shop. People have to know who you are and what are you designing. *How long did it take to sell you first item?* It depends by your design and object, for which kind of customer are and if people like your stuff. It is not easy to know, it could take 2 weeks, one month, really it depends from your visibility. *Do you have to get an item printed and take a picture of it before it sells?* YES YES YES YES! As soon as you can try to upload pictures of your real objects! Render gives just an impression and it is better to see the real material with right colors and texture. *What is the secret to getting a lot of traffic?* Check here: http://www.shapeways.com/betashops/how_to_promote_your_shop There are also a lot of web site that offer advertise but you have to pay. *Can you give any tips to a new comer like me?* Keep yourself updated. Be original and try to focus your mind on your design and ideas. Don't design something just for sell but try to pay attentions for all the details. I hope it could help you, as I told you you can find all your answer here on SHAPEWAYS and the have also a very professional and helpful customer service. Good luck! Dario ]]> DarioScapittaDesign 2012-02-02T08:02:38-00:00 Re: Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43329&th=8098#msg_43329 dustysantos 2012-02-02T12:00:44-00:00 Re: Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43330&th=8098#msg_43330 You are welkom!!! Dario]]> DarioScapittaDesign 2012-02-02T12:13:24-00:00 Re: Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43353&th=8098#msg_43353 I'd say that equally important is figuring out which type of content you want to specialize in. Dario, for example, has started to make a name for himself with his unique style of jewelry, and has started to see some traction. Pick an area of things that you know and that you enjoy, start getting to know others who are into that same topic on the internet. Strike up conversations with them at the same time as you create stuff, get to know people, and then when you have something new and awesome to show off, it's like you're sharing with friends (not spamming). They say the worst time to start reaching out is when you need to ask for a favor. ]]> ana 2012-02-02T20:50:17-00:00 Re: Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43354&th=8098#msg_43354 Thanks for the feed back. I have a whole school of graduates that like the same things I like and I can reach out to them.]]> dustysantos 2012-02-02T21:19:10-00:00 Re: Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43357&th=8098#msg_43357 dustysantos wrote on Thu, 02 February 2012 21:19Well I'm really into video games so i decide to do some fan art. Things I've always wanted I can now make and hopefully everybody else will want them too. Thanks for the feed back. I have a whole school of graduates that like the same things I like and I can reach out to them. 1. If you cant invest in ordering your designs use renders - that's ok - i made over $5k from mostly renders (my shop is a hobby) and i do have a Platinum credit card in my wallet.. 2. Publish your designs on the forum , announce it on "work in progress" , search engines will index any chatters about it and drive surfers who might want your fan art designs 3. After a while sort your shop by Popularity, see what's hot and what's draws feedbacks, bookmarks, traffic - then you might want to order that design and take good photos of it and publish it on "it arrived" forum - who knows you might get lucky with Ana choosing your model for the "Friday's finds" blog - this could drive more potential customers 4. Enjoy designing but in the meantime... find a real job! ]]> dizingof 2012-02-02T22:17:04-00:00 Re: Questions About Selling http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=43358&th=8098#msg_43358 dustysantos 2012-02-02T22:33:29-00:00


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Will 7 Billion People Make Us Smarten Up About Water? A Look at Technology, Supplies, and Politics
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Smart Water Meter Market Expected to Skyrocket to $4.2 Billion
Good news for those worried about water conservation efforts in the US -- the use of smart water meters is expected to jolt upwards within the next few years. Smart water meters, like smart
Ask Pablo: What Is In Our Bottled Water?
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Hot Springs In Hot Water? Preserving Public Use Of Hot Springs In California
There are over 1,700 hot springs in the western United States. Most of these are located in Nevada and California. In California, 304 hot springs are sprinkled throughout the state. One of the best things about hot springs in
Want to Clean Up Chesapeake Bay? Plant Forest Buffers Upstream (Video)
Back in 2009, the EPA was sued for "abdicating leadership" on protecting Chesapeake Bay. Part of clean water advocates' anger was directed at a lack of geographical targeting for agricultural conservation funding. But
Chemist Discovers a Non-Prank Use for Banana Peels
Like a yellow jumpsuit that every banana must shed before going skinny-dipping in our tummies -- those infamous peels have eluded any further purpose for centuries. But, just when you thought that banana peels were destined
The Most Popular and Memorable Stories of 2010
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China Spending $30 Billion on Water Conservation Next Year
Knowing that China is hurting for water, it comes as no surprise that the country is setting aside a massive $30 billion for water conservation during 2011. China's rapid growth could be
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The Future of Water Technology Highlighted By Finalists for Imagine H2O Competition
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Southeast US In As Much Water Trouble As Desert Southwest
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HoopsHype Gordon Hayward rumors
Hayward's deal will start at $14.8 million next year, increasing annually. The contract reportedly includes a player option for the final season, giving Hayward the ability to opt out of the deal after three seasons. The Jazz knew Hayward stood to see a substantial payday. But Lindsey said the high-dollar contract should be viewed in terms of the current market, and the ever-increasing salary cap of the NBA. Salt Lake Tribune
Despite failing to reach a deal in the fall, Bartelstein said there was never bad blood between the two sides. And now, with a new deal in place, the agent believes his client will be free of some of the pressure of playing last year with uncertainty hanging over his head. "That's a lot of pressure," the agent said of playing through a contract year. "You try to put it out of your mind. You tell yourself it's out of your mind. But it's human nature. It's there in the back of your mind all the time. Now he can go do what he loves to do more than anything in the world: go play basketball. "Now Gordon will go back and focus on the coming season and he'll play his heart out, the way he always has." Salt Lake Tribune
Adrian Wojnarowski: Utah has informed Charlotte that the four-year, $63 million offer sheet for Gordon Hayward has been matched, league source tells Yahoo. Twitter @WojYahooNBA
Adrian Wojnarowski: The Jazz sent Hornets notification this morning, source tells Yahoo Sports. Hayward will sign a four-year, $63M deal with Jazz today. Twitter @WojYahooNBA
Jody Genessy: Gordon Hayward is in Utah today and will officially have his offer sheet matched to remain with Jazz with a four-year. $63 million deal. Twitter @DJJazzyJody
Ken Berger: Hayward's agent, Mark Bartelstein, says Michael Jordan, Rich Cho and Steve Clifford "made a tremendous impression on Gordon." Twitter @KBergCBS
Ken Berger: Hayward came away from Charlotte meetings impressed with team's commitment to building a championship team with Jordan very involved. Twitter @KBergCBS
Sam Amick: Bartelstein: "It's a win-win. Charlotte made an incredible impression on him...and it's always great to know that your team values you." Twitter @sam_amick
The Utah Jazz are officially on the clock when it comes to Gordon Hayward. The restricted free agent signed an offer sheet for a four-year, $63 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets on Thursday. Utah will have until Sunday at 9:59:59 p.m. to declare its intentions of matching. Sources again confirmed that the Jazz will match and keep the 6-foot-8 guard/forward in the organization. Deseret News
David Locke: Believe my math is correct here after Jazz match Hayward they can still take on 8.7 million. Before they sign Hayward have around15 M Twitter @Lockedonsports
It's official. Gordon Hayward signed his offer sheet with the Charlotte Hornets, the team announced early Thursday morning, just hours after the NBA's moratorium had lifted. The Utah Jazz will now have three days (until 9:59 p.m. MT on Sunday) to match the four-year, $63 million offer for the restricted free agent. Salt Lake Tribune
"There's never been any bad blood with the Jazz, and there have always been good-faith negotiations," agent Mark Bartelstein said. "We weren't able to make a deal last fall and this is what happens. This is the free agency process." Salt Lake Tribune
The Cavaliers and Hornets were among those stops, and Bartelstein said Hayward came away especially impressed by Charlotte's pitch — a playoff team last year in the East, trying to take the next step — and, of course, by its cash. "They really rolled out the red carpet and let him know how bad they wanted him, and they obviously put together a terrific offer," Bartelstein said. Salt Lake Tribune
Ken Berger: Gordon Hayward's 4-yr, $63m offer sheet with Charlotte has 15 pct trade kicker + player option after 3rd yr. Jazz still expected to match. Twitter @KBergCBS
Adrian Wojnarowski: Jazz will match Gordon Hayward's $63M sheet, but wouldn't be a surprise to see them take full 3 days to notify Hornets, sources tell Yahoo. Twitter @WojYahooNBA
Shams Charania: Restricted free agent Gordon Hayward is headed tonight to sign the Charlotte Hornets' $63 million max offer sheet, source tells RealGM. Twitter @ShamsCharania
Shams Charania: After new NBA salary numbers, Paul George's Pacers max deal is 5 years, $92M, league source tells RealGM. Gordon Hayward, 4/$63M in his max. Twitter @ShamsCharania
Jody Genessy: Gordon Hayward's media session for his camp tomorrow is canceled "due to recent developments surrounding Gordon in the free agency process." Twitter @DJJazzyJody
Rick Bonnell: A source tells the Observer Gordon Hayward intended to visit with the Phoenix Suns before agreeing to Hornets' max offer. @Paul Coro Twitter @rick_bonnell
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by Trussardi
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- Design House: Trussardi
- Fragrance Notes: a leathery fragrance, with fresh spices, flowers and warm woodsy tones.
- Year Introduced: 1982
- Recommended Use: casual
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Although, this is my favorite cologne and I had the oroginal bottle from Italy and I kept it for about 8 years, this one is not as strong as the one I had bdfore and after and hour the smell will go away!! But I got it for a very good price! Nothing is Cheap for no reason!!!
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My favorite fragrance for an elegant evening.
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I´m 47 and I use it since my 20´s. It´s the ONLY fragrance that i use. By the years I have received lots, buts LOTS of accomplishments regarding the fragrance. From woman´s in particular. I think I can´t live without it.
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My Husband loves Trussardi, and he will go without if he doesn't have Trussardi and believe me I do understand because this cologne suite his body chemistry so well that it turns me on everytime he wears it, so too the ladies out there maybe you should try it for your love one, it works. I will give this cologne a number 10 because it's just that good.
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Trussardi Uomo is the best for everyday use. It is the only one I use.
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Great location , easy access from the beach and caravan parks. Friendly staff and very reasonably priced merchandise especially for the beach so it wasn't too much of a problem if you forgot your shovel or the tide took your bucket :))
Good tasty food, decent prices, not too long a wait and excellent service. Also purchased beachwear from the shop where the staff were extremely helpful.
Right beside the beach , handy for chips or crepes . Crepes and coffee are really good . You get half hour free wifi which keeps the teens happy.
A visit to Lawlers is a great way to finish or prolong a day at the beach, the food is excellent quality and fresh and the Ferroro Rocher ice creams are to die for. Lovely outdoor seating area and a playhouse to keep the kids busy, what more could you want?
Love Lawler's Morriscastle, their food is divine A gourmet chicken burger is a must if you visit them. Lovely little outdoor eating area with fab play area for kids on site. I am a massive fan of this place. Chips are best in Wexford and beyond!!!
I must say that as a keen foodie the quality of the food available from Lawler's take away is outstanding. It was probably the nicest pizza I've tasted outside of Italy and we ale had superb fresh cod and chips. To top it all we had Jamaican, Blue Mountain coffee with lovely crepes. This place is a food oasis in...
this place is right on the edge of Morriscastle Strand ,just go there!
Their menu is extensive and would give any restaurant a run for its money ,its an insult to call it "a chipper" the food is so fresh and delicious ,and the staff are a delight
Reading other reviews we are wondering why we didn't share the same wonderful experience that others had at Lawler's. We were recommended to try there by the holiday letting people and really looked forward to our fish and chips. The service was ok, neither friendly and welcoming nor off hand and rude, just ok. The fish and chips were cooked...
Dear EsmeWX.
Thank you for taking the trouble to review our Take Away / Pizzeria down here in Morriscastle.
In reply I would like to say that all my staff members are a hardworking chatty bunch of lads and girls who enjoy a bit of banter with our customers. Prehaps they were busy with other customers or doing preperation work...
Ate here while staying at The Beach House nearby and the food is just fantastic. Everything is cooked fresh and so tasty. Their cheese and bacon chips are a must try!!!
I had a lovely pizza here it was the right size and delicious the was a wait I will say but it is well worth the wait if u are on holiday near kilmuckridge go here
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Principals asked to produce admission registers, attendance data
Bangalore University (BU) has given its affiliated B.Ed. colleges a final chance to produce on Wednesday either the admission registers with photographs and signatures of students or the online admission form of students with photographs and signatures at the examination centres. If they are unable to do so, their students won't be to sit for the exam, Registrar (Evaluation) R.K. Somashekar said after university officials held a meting with the college principals on Tuesday.
The principals were also asked to send the internal assessment marks and monthly attendance data of students to the university by 6 p.m. on Wednesday, failing which action will be taken against the colleges as per the Examination Ordinance 2011.
CoD probe
Taking a hard stand on erring B.Ed. colleges, Vice-Chancellor (VC) B. Thimme Gowda warned of initiating a Corps of Detectives (CoD) investigation into cases of irregularities in attendance records of students. This warning was not received well by the teachers and principals of B.Ed. colleges. The meet witnessed heated arguments with Prof. Gowda asking the participants to not get emotional but to take an objective look at the problem at hand.
The 47 colleges, whose affiliation status for 2013-14 is under threat, were asked to submit an undertaking on stamp paper that the students have the required attendance and academic progress before Wednesday evening.
The colleges appealed to the VC to allow students to take up their exams this year and implement all rules and regulations strictly from the next academic year. "It is unfair to bar all students from a college to write their exam based on one signature that is missing from the admission register.
Instead the university can check the records of the college and take action the erring student," said D.N. Nataraj, general secretary, Unaided B.Ed. College Lecturers and Principals Association.
At the exam centres
Earlier in the day, the same issue of incomplete registers were faced by the various exam centres. At Vijaya Teachers' College, where students of Gear Innovative B.Ed. College had been barred from writing the exams, college authorities visited the centre to recover their student registers.
However, according to D. Hemalatha, principal of Vijaya Teachers' College, they also began questioning her about BU's decision.
S.M.S. Gowda, principal, BES College of Education, a centre for four other colleges, said even they faced problems of incomplete registers. He also alleged that some signatures were fake as some students had never attended a single class, forcing college authorities to cover up for them.
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Learn more about the values that underpin this global elite firm - transparency, stability and global integration.
Mr. Chory is described as "a superb all-around counselor who acts as a strategic advisor."Chambers USA 2011
John Chory is a corporate partner in the Boston and Waltham offices of Latham & Watkins. His practice focuses on the representation of technology and life sciences companies from startup through IPO.
Mr. Chory advises both private and public companies in the following areas:
Initial- through late stage venture capital financings
Public offerings of securities
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A Massachusetts leader in the Technology field in the 2014 edition of Chambers USA. The Guide further stated that "clients appreciate his commercial savvy, noting that "his advice finds the right balance between weighing up the precautions and staying within the proper constraints of the law.'" He is also declared to be "a consummate strategizer with a network in Boston to die for."
A partner who "understands the needs of the client, and is a strategic thinker and very competent" in the 2013 edition of The Legal 500
The 2014-2015 Boston Venture Capital Law "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers. Mr. Chory is also consistently recognized as a leading lawyer in the areas of corporate law and venture capital by Best Lawyers.
A "New England Super Lawyer" (formerly "Massachusetts Super Lawyer") in securities and venture finance by Boston Magazine since 2004
A "2002 High Tech All Star" by Mass High Tech
One of Boston's "Best Lawyers" for startup companies by Boston Magazine (2002)
Mr. Chory's clients have included A123 Systems, Actifio, Akamai, AppIQ, Care.com, Camiant, Cartera Commerce, Claros Diagnostics, Equallogic, The Echo Nest, Imagitas, IMlogic, LogMeIn, Nasuni, Relicore, Rent the Runway, Semprus BioSciences, SilverStream Software, Stamped, Tabblo, 24M, Vlingo, Zintro, Zipcar and Ziptr.
Mr. Chory lectures frequently and has had several articles published on legal issues facing emerging companies. He currently serves as Secretary for TiE (The Indus Entrepreneur) and is a former member of the Advisory Board of MIT Enterprise Forum.
Prior to attending Harvard Law School, Mr. Chory, a West Point graduate, was a US Army intelligence officer. While at Harvard, he taught negotiation as a teaching assistant to Roger Fisher author of Getting to Yes. Mr. Chory served in the US Army Reserves until 1998.


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Last time, we discussed how in-vehicle networks work over CAN. Now we'll look into the protocol and how it's used in the automotive industry.
The Bus
On the hardware side, there's two types of CAN: differential (or high-speed) and single wire. Differential uses two wires and can operate up to 1 Mbps. Single wire runs on a single wire, and at lower speeds, but is cheaper to implement. Differential is used in more critical applications, such as engine control, and single wire is used for less important things, such as HVAC and window control.
Many controllers can connect to the same bus in a multi-master configuration. All messages are broadcast to every controller on the bus.


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Buczek v. O'Carroll et al
as 1:2015cv00273
Plaintiff: Deborah Ann Buczek
Defendant: Patrick O'Carroll, Jr., John Koskinen, Robin Ashton and others
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Tort Action
Diego Beekman Mutual Housing Association housing Development Fund Corporation HDFC v. Dish Network, L.L.C. et al
as 1:2015cv01094
Plaintiff: Diego Beekman Mutual Housing Association housing Development Fund Corporation HDFC
Defendant: Dish Network, L.L.C. , Directv L.L.C. , John Does 1-10
Cause Of Action: tl Diversity-Torts to Land
Wells Fargo Bank, NA v. Samuels et al
as 1:2015cv00928
Plaintiff: Wells Fargo Bank, NA
Defendant: Lewis Samuels, Barbara Thomas
Cause Of Action: nr Notice of Removal
Buczek v. Tirone et al
as 1:2015cv00028
Plaintiff: Deborah-Ann Buczek
Defendant: Gasper A. Tirone, Elaine E. Tirone, American Eagle Abstract, Inc. and others
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Tort Action
Parris v. Fremont Investment & Loan
as 1:2014cv06907
Defendant: Fremont Investment & Loan
Plaintiff: M. Parris
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Declaratory Judgement
Hurd et al v. World Kitchen, Inc. et al
as 6:2014cv06620
Defendant: World Kitchen, Inc., Doug Gross Construction, LLC, David Kio
Plaintiff: Julie L. Machuga , Michael Machuga , Danielle M. Hurd and others
Cause Of Action: Resource & Recovery Act
v. Bank of America et al
as 6:2014cv06603
Defendant: MERSCORP, Inc., AA national Assurance, America's Wholesale lenders and others
Plaintiff: Thomas H Ehrensberger
Cause Of Action: Bank Foreclosure
Hernandez v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. et al
as 7:2014cv07701
Defendant: Ocwen Loan Servicing,LLC, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Plaintiff: Elizabeth M. Hernandez
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Torts to Land
Andre et al v. Invenergy LLC
as 1:2014cv00765
Plaintiff: Helen Premo , Cathi Orr , Paula Orolowski and others
Defendant: Invenergy LLC
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal
Rohauer v. Invenergy LLC
as 1:2014cv00764
Defendant: Invenergy LLC
Plaintiff: Jim Rohauer
Cause Of Action: Notice of Removal
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London, United Kingdom
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Our guide Sheila and our driver John were excellent. They were very knowledgeable and took great care of us from start to finish. The weather was gloriously beautiful on a Sunday in June, and all the locals were out enjoying it with us and with their children and dogs. The three Cotswold villages that we visited were picture perfect, and lunch at the Mermaid pub was wonderful. Blenheim was simply breathtaking--right up there with the Taj Mahal.
London, United Kingdom
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Leeds Castle has an unique beauty all its own. Visiting it was one of the highlights of our visit to England. Our guided tour of the rooms was excellent, and we had some time to stroll the grounds and absorb some of the beauty of the castle's wonderful setting. Our visit to Dover beach and to the new Battle of Britain memorial on top of the cliffs was memorable. Canterbury Cathedral almost defies description. The Canterbury Choral Society was rehearsing Beethoven's Missa Solemnis while were there, and the music filled the vastness of the building. You could almost see the ghosts of the past 1400 years from Chaucer to Becket to Elizabeth I to Elizabeth II. Greenwich was an entirely different sort of experience but equally memorable in its own way. Huge crowds of Londoners were out on this Sunday afternoon enjoying and celebrating the glorious June weather. The cruise back up the Thames was a nice way to finish the day. It would, however, have been nicer to have had an open deck vessel rather then the closed deck ferry.
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has no plans to take action against S Sreesanth, although Graeme Smith thinks that the India pacer had crossed the line in Durban.
The South Africa skipper had a fierce run-in with Sreesanth and eventually ended up giving his wicket to the mercurial bowler in the second Test which the home team lost by 87 runs.
"What action you are talking about? There will be no action. Smith is whining," said a top Board official when asked about the home team captain's comments against Sreesanth and MS Dhoni's virtual endorsement of his views. The BCCI, one may note, had reprimanded the mercurial Kerala pacer a few times in the past, but this time, Sreesanth is unlikely to earn any censure.
"What matters is South Africa lost the Test and they are now whining about it. When Australian players sledge, the South Africans never raised the issues. He is being a sore loser," the official added.
On the eve of the third Test here on Friday, Smith charged Sreesanth of making a personal attack.
"I think pretty much every series you play, guys would like to have a go at you. It's just that throughout my 90 Tests, I have played many Tests and it hasn't been that aggressive... You stop by bringing families and few personal things into the game. May be you are crossing the line," Smith said.
Dhoni seemed to endorse Smith's views on Sreesanth, whose three-wicket burst guided India to an incredible victory in the second Test.
"It's quite difficult to control Sreesanth. Hopefully, he will be on the right side this time, and if he's supposed to say something, say something that's not very personal and to the point," the Indian skipper said.
"When you are representing your country, you try your best to win games, but as I always say, certain guidelines need to be followed. You always have to be on the right side of that line," Dhoni added.
When asked, the Indian team manager refused to see anything serious in Dhoni's comments.
"There are no differences in the side and no instructions have been issued to the bowler. Reports of Sreesanth being isolated are false. Our position is that no one should cross the line," manager Ranjib Biswal said, reacting to reports back home that Sreesanth has been isolated on this matter.
Smith, however, refused to discuss the issue. "Look that's stuff I don't really want to get into. If we have a concern, we raise it with the ICC and the match referee, not in press conferences," Smith said and added that the teams can remain competitive without crossing the line.
"I think it's going to be competitive, and that's what everyone wants to see. No one wants to step over that mark as it has been at times. We all need to take the responsibility to play the game in the right way," he said. On Friday, Corrie van Zyl had said Sreesanth got too personal in Durban.


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We'll have more on this in our newsletter, but we wanted to let everyone know that Flying Dog Brewery once again picked up some medals at the 2008 Great American Beer Fest. Dogtoberfest Märzen is the proud owner of a Gold Medal, and Old Scratch Amber Lager is a Silver Medalist. We're very excited to get this recognition, and Scratch keeps on winning medals left and right (it also was a Silver Award winner at this year's World Beer Cup).
Winning medals isn't easy. We want to give a big shout out to our entire production team. It truly is a team effort on this shit, from the Brewers to the Cellarmen to the Packaging department to Quality Control. Way to make us look good, guys!
But really what makes us happy is knowing that our consumers are happy with our award-winning ales. We're doing this to make you people happy.
One of the best things about GABF is that people from all over the world come to Denver to, ahem… talk business. We had the pleasure of meeting our distributors from Sweden and talk some shop over a couple pints. And guess what! We're HUGE in Sweden!
Flying Dog Brewery was one of only a handful of American brewers to take home a medal in the recent Stockholm Beer and Whiskey Festival. Snake Dog IPA received the Silver medal in the Ale category proving once again, Flying Dog's world dominance is inevitable. Give into the People's Republic of Flying Dog!
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GABF is to beer, what SXSW is to music or what Mardi Gras is to frat boys.
Needless to say, we'll have a lot of stuff going on all week. And even if you're not able to make the pilgrimage to Denver for the festival, you can keep track of us from the comfort of your computer screen.
But, if you happen to be in Denver:
#1 Come by and do it up FBAG style: We have a feeling this will become an annual tradition. FBAG (stands for Flying Dog, Brats and Gonzo and just happens to be GABF spelled backwards) is our GABF Weekend kickoff. It will be your first shot at trying our new Wild Dog Series release, a smoked Double Schwarz (aptly called Dog Schwarz and we'll also be sampling our new Canis Major Mixed 8-Pack of 7oz bottles!
Since this will be the first stop of the day for most people as they head over to GABF after the party, we'll also have plenty of food on hand. We'll be grilling Jim Lutz's famous Gonzo Brats and pairing some of our other award-winning beers with food from our neighbors at Blake Street Tavern.
Jason and Todd Alstrom from Beer Advocate will be on hand as will the guys from Beer Utopia. Brant and Eric from Beer Utopia will actually be streaming all of the action on the internet (more details to come) and interviewing anyone who wants to get on camera and wax poetic on beer.
The party will be in our Denver Warehouse at 24th and Blake, just a couple blocks from Coors Field. The best part: the whole thing is FREE!
#2 We're also co-hosting a Beer Dinner with DRAFT Magazine at Braun's on Saturday Night. The event is sold out, but maybe you can bribe someone into hooking you up with a ticket.
#3 Most importantly, make sure you come by our booth and say hello!
If you're not in Denver:
Check out our Flying Dog Twitter Feed. Visual Viceroy, Josh Mishell and Prime Minister of Marketing, Neal Stewart will be posting updates all week.
Log on to our Flickr page. Josh will also be roaming around Denver and the GABF itself taking photos to share with the world and make you wish you were here.
Log on to this blog! Who knows what we'll be posting on here!
And if you want even more, check out Josh's Twitter feed, Neal's Twitter feed and Neal's personal blog.
In life, there are winners and losers. The same goes for Flying Dog's recent poetry contest. Chuck Snowdon may be our new Poet Laureate, but that doesn't mean that the other entries were bollocks. Read Anthony Zak's entry here, including what Ralph Steadman said about his poem. Even though he says it doesn't feel quite finished, I certainly liked it. Plus there are some great morsels of wisdom contained here, like "Don't ever pass on a free beer" and "only beer can tell you the truth." Take a read for yourself.
So his boss Ken gave his a new paint job.
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Dogtoberfest has received rave reviews in the Dining & Wine section of the New York Times. Listen to what the experts have to say about Flying Dog Dogtoberfest as they compare it to some of the world's best Marzen beers. Click on the image below for the complete story.
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Every time we give a tour and talk about quality control there is never a shortage of people volunteering to be Flying Dog beer tasters. What everyone fails to realize is we would never want to give such a sweet job away. This is a live action photo of the world's best job as Flying Dog Head Brewer Bob Malone and Quality Assurance Manager Gwen Conley get serious about Gonzo Imperial Porter.
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We're still coming off the high having more than 2000 of our closest friends come out to GonzoFest last weekend. Based on the response, it looks like GonzoFest is going to become a yearly, end of summer tradition.
Here are some of the vital stats:
- More than 2000 people came out to enjoy the festivities
- 24 Red Chili entries
- 18 Green Chili entries
- 18 Salsa entries
- And with your help, we raised over $5000 for Heartly House
It' s never too early to get ready for GonzoFest '09 – but also expect to see some new events at the brewery between now and the end of next Summer.
Big thanks goes out to entire Flying Dog Family for helping put on this monster event and to the People's Republic of Flying Dog for coming out and supporting the cause.
[tags]gonzofest, flying dog, frederick, maryland, event, festival, brewery, craft beer[/tags]
Gonzofest, Flying Dog Brewery's Annual Throwdown and Hard Times Cafe Chili Cook-Off (for the Maryland State Championship) is tomorrow. We'll be having Flying Dog and Wild Goose beer available, and you can come sample the chili competition samples, listen to great music and meet a ton of other Flying Dog fans.
For those of you who aren't able to attend our throwdown in Maryland tomorrow from 3-9PM, check out Flying Dog's flickr page for live updates from Gonzofest. We'll also be posting more photos and video from the event in the coming weeks. Also don't forget to check out our twitter page for text-based updates throughout the day, too.
If you're around during the party, look for the guy with a camera and videocamera and say hi. I'll even interview you if you want.


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Audubon National Wildlife Refuge
|Audubon National Wildlife Refuge
IUCN category IV (habitat/species management area)
|McLean County, North Dakota, USA
|Nearest city
|Coleharbor, ND
|47°35′08″N 101°10′00″W / 47.58556°N 101.16667°WCoordinates: 47°35′08″N 101°10′00″W / 47.58556°N 101.16667°W[1]
|14,739 acres (5,965 ha)
|Governing body
|U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Audubon National Wildlife Refuge is a 14,739-acre (5,965 ha) National Wildlife Refuge in the U.S. state of North Dakota.[2] The refuge is managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and is the centerpiece of the Audubon National Wildlife Refuge Complex, which includes numerous other refuges in the region.[3] Originally designated as the Snake Creek National Wildlife Refuge in 1955, the refuge was renamed in 1967 in honor of the artist and naturalist John James Audubon.[4] Most of the refuge area is a lake known as Audubon Lake which is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Audubon Lake has one hundred islands which provide nesting habitat for birds. Another 3,020 acres (1,220 ha) consists of wetlands crucial to numerous bird and mammal species. Of particular interest are the Baird's sparrow and Le Conte's sparrow, which nest here in enormous numbers during the late spring and summer. Between 1956 and 2007, 246 bird species have been documented. Additionally, 34 mammal species, five reptile species, four amphibian species, and 37 fish species have been observed.[5]
- ^ "Audubon National Wildlife Refuge". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey. Retrieved February 2, 2014.
- ^ Coleharbor, ND (Map). Topoquest (USGS Quads). Retrieved February 2, 2014.
- ^ "Audubon National Wildlife Refuge Complex". U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Retrieved February 2, 2014.
- ^ "Comprehensive Conservation Plan 12 North Dakota National Wildlife Refuges". U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Retrieved February 2, 2014.
- ^ "Audubon National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife List" (PDF). U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. June 2007. Retrieved February 2, 2014.
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PALMDALE -- United Airlines will begin service in June from the high desert to the Bay Area under a plan approved Monday to ease congestion at Los Angeles International Airport and develop Palmdale's regional airport into a commercial hub.
In a unanimous vote, the Los Angeles World Airports Commission agreed to negotiate a revenue agreement with United for twice-daily service. The pact would provide up to $2 million from LAWA and a federal grant, channeled through the city of Palmdale, to underwrite losses the airline might incur from providing the service.
``Today, we celebrate a great victory for regionalization,'' LAWA Commissioner Alan Zifkin said.
The move is part of an effort to ease growing congestion at LAX with the side effect of saving travelers from the Antelope, Santa Clarita and northern San Fernando valleys the hellish commute on Interstate 405.
LAX handles about 61 million passengers a year, and Los Angeles city officials have agreed to cap airport traffic at 78 million annually. Aviation demand is expected to double in the next 20 to 30 years.
Barbara Boswell, finance director for neighboring Lancaster, said the city would take advantage of the new service -- and that she would personally be glad to avoid the San Diego Freeway.
``If it's a choice between LAX or here, I'm coming here,'' said Boswell, who lives in Santa Clarita. ``It's no fun to be on the 405 anymore. And it's closer mileage-wise.''
Local residents are keeping their feet on the ground, though, having seen similar efforts to bring commercial flights to Palmdale fail.
``It better work,'' said Larry Chimbole, a former Palmdale mayor and an airport advocate for more than 40 years. ``I have to believe we're going to make this work. With all the talk of regional air service, this is timely.''
One big plus this time around is that United would fly jetliners rather than propeller aircraft. The flights also would be going to a major airport.
``This is the first real service we've had,'' Chimbole said.
The key, Chimbole said, will be in marketing, particularly to draw passengers from the Santa Clarita and San Fernando valleys to the southwest and from Victor Valley to the east.
``It's got to be promoted,'' Chimbole said. ``There's a fuel savings and a big savings in parking.''
The last airline to operate out of Palmdale, Nevada-based Scenic, operated 19-seat turboprop aircraft that flew to the North Las Vegas Airport.
``The fact we have a genuine carrier going to a genuine airport is a good thing,'' said state Sen. George Runner, R-Lancaster. ``Hopefully, we will demonstrate how this airport will be used.''
Runner said there are two ways to get airlines to the airport -- using incentives, such as the case with United; and increasing gate fees at LAX to push airlines to Palmdale.
``LAWA has the ability to steer airlines this way,'' Runner said.
Another failure would not bode well for the airport, Runner said.
``With each alternative you try, it reinforces in people's minds that it's not ready yet,'' Runner said. ``I hope this succeeds.''
Corporate travel will be vital to keeping the Palmdale service viable. Lockheed Martin, one of the region's largest employers with about 4,000 Antelope Valley workers, was consulted by LAWA about its potential use of the Palmdale airport.
Lockheed Martin had hoped for service to either Dallas-Fort Worth or into Denver. San Francisco is still a viable option, provided fares are competitive, said company spokeswoman Dianne Knippel.
``For long-distance travel, we will sure use it,'' Knippel said. ``Instead of driving to LAX, you can save some time.''
For her own travel, Knippel said she liked the idea of being able to use a local airport rather than get up very early to catch a morning flight out of LAX.
``If it doesn't cost me any more, I'll go to San Francisco,'' Knippel said. ``It'll save 2 1/2 to three hours driving to LAX.''
``This provides our customers in the Antelope Valley with additional service,'' said United spokesman Jeff Kovick. ``This is an additional service we're providing. We're not taking anything away from LAX. It's an alternative for our customers to access our service.''
Kovick said that if the Palmdale-San Francisco route proves successful, other destinations might be added.
A consultant's study for Los Angeles County, commissioned in 2001, stated that Palmdale could be a profitable market for an airline heading to a western hub, such as San Francisco. The report, prepared by Tri-Star Marketing, described the market area from which the Palmdale airport could draw -- about 600,000 people, taking in Santa Clarita as well as the Antelope Valley.
Such a market could produce 1 million to 1.5 million airline boardings a year, according to the Tri-Star study.
To attract an airline, a coalition of airport supporters put together an incentive package valued at $4.6 million, with $2 million slated to underwrite losses incurred from providing the service. That package includes a $900,000 grant from the federal government secured by Palmdale city government toward luring in an airline.
The Palmdale City Council will vote Wednesday on the recommendation for LAWA to negotiate with United.
United was endorsed over Delta Airlines, which also submitted a bid. Both airlines offered service in the past to Palmdale, but withdrew in the late 1980s.
The incentives being offered now were packaged by a coalition called Wheels Up Palmdale that includes Palmdale, Los Angeles and Los Angeles County government, the Antelope Valley Board of Trade, the Greater Antelope Valley Economic Alliance, the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation and the U.S. Air Force.
In addition to money to underwrite losses, the incentives include marketing efforts and waivers on terminal rent.
The LA/Palmdale Regional Airport is composed of a 9,000-square-foot terminal building and parking lot at Air Force Plant 42. Under an agreement with the Air Force, Plant 42 can be used by civilian airliners for as many as 50 flights a day, and there are provisions to expand to 400 flights a day.
LAWA estimates it will cost about $4 million annually to operate the Palmdale airport.
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What if the reason you're always tired isn't because of life's many stresses and demands, but because of an underlying, undiagnosed sleep disorder?
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By Amanda MacMillan for Life by DailyBurn
People who snore may think that their partners or roommates are the ones most affected by their nightly s...
There's increasing real evidence -- not just anecdotal -- for the bio-psychosocial relationship between stress, insomnia and depression, and the recurring, circular nature of these three unhealthy and unhappy states of mind and body.
If your child is a mouth-breather, take her to the allergist and pediatric ENT, yes. But don't stop there. Find a dentist or other airway expert who can join in treatment of the whole picture for the whole child. You'll sleep better for it.
Being a caregiver to my elderly mother has been very challenging for me. I didn't sign up for this job, it has evolved over a lengthy period of time. ...
August 2011 I was probably at my all-time high weight. I don't know exactly how much I weighed, since I stopped weighing when I reached 389 pounds. I am positive I weighed more than 400 pounds, but didn't want to know exactly how much over 400 pounds.
For many sleep apnea sufferers, relief lies far from the mask in an effective alternative treatment called oral appliance therapy.
Sleep apnea -- a sleep disorder during which a person stops breathing, sometimes hundreds of times a night -- is a known risk factor for a wide range ...
Cleaning up your living room is not as important as cleaning up your brain, and sleeping helps you do it.
On detailed questioning he reported the full-face mask was, "just too big, leaked too much, and left marks on his face." He was never told that masks are available in different sizes and, more importantly, can come in different styles, including nasal pillows and nasal triangular devices.
2013 brought scientific breakthroughs that deepened our understanding of the very nature of sleep, as well as important new information about Americans' sleep habits and the tools they use to help them sleep better.
If your CPAP has left you feeling a little "Vader-ish" around bedtime, I encourage you to look at the big picture. Don't allow the momentary itch of vanity to inspire a rash of unhealthy choices.
For adults with obstructive sleep apnea, using CPAP therapy or other airway-opening devices are one of the best courses of action to treat their sleep disorder. Overweight and obese adults with sleep apnea should also be encouraged and helped to lose weight as part of treating sleep apnea.
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Drinking and driving don't mix. And driving while being very sleepy can be a big danger too — especially for patients with an ...
More than 18 million people have sleep apnea, according to the National Sleep Foundation, and yet most of us still know little about the sleep disorde...
Think your snoring is merely a harmless annoyance? It could be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a serious sleep disorder that can increase your risk...
This research sheds some light on the complexity of the relationship between sleep and exercise. In particular, the study suggests that exercise may not have an immediate impact on sleep, but in fact may take several weeks or months to significantly change sleep.
Understanding with greater specificity the health and lifestyle conditions that may increase risk of sleep apnea can lead to better screening and treatment options.
Dr. Vatsal Thakkar, who is also a clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at NYU Langone Medical Center, makes a powerful argument for the need to consider sleep problems as a possible cause when evaluating patients for ADHD.
Risk factors for obstructive sleep apnea -- the sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts -- run the gamut, from smoking and high ...
Here's another reason to make sure your snoring isn't sleep apnea.
According to a new study, people with sleep apnea -- a condition where a person ...
There is no shortage of scientific studies being released on a regular basis showing links between obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), insomnia and other s...
Snoring is an alarm. In general, the louder the alarm, the bigger the problem. If an alarm is going off, do you ignore it, turn it off or try to find out why it's going off?
As more and more Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are realizing their post-war health problems, and because many Vietnam veterans are getting older, the number of veterans applying for OSA-related disability benefits will only continue to rise in the coming years.
The moral of the story is body language is just not for politicians. When your bed partner complains that you are moving around too much in bed, you should heed the warning and consider whether there is an underlying sleep disorder.
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Sep 08, 2014
In an editorial piece for El Espectador, Latin America Program Global Fellow Juan Carlos Garzón outlines important recommendations from a recently release report by the Global Commission on Drug Policy and implications for policy change in Colombia.
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This article summarizes key points from the V Latin American Conference on Drug Policy and highlights remarks from Juan Carlos Garzón, Latin American Program Global Fellow and advisor to the Colombian Ministry of Justice. This article is in Spanish.
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Program Director Cynthia J. Arnson is quoted in Bloomberg News on Santos' position in light of the peace talks and his recent reelection.
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"You have to learn to fight for your rights… learn the paperwork (involved in government functioning)… catch hold of the officials… learn to fight for what is your rightful due…" That is Congress leader Rahul Gandhi exhorting women — mostly Dalits — in the Babina block of Jhansi district on his recent visit to Uttar Pradesh's (UP's) Bundelkhand region.
The rather aggressive statements are part of Rahul's latest strategy to galvanise the poor, oppressed and largely illiterate Bundeli women for the Congress' 'mission Bundelkhand' to counter the BSP's influence in the region.
The BSP, which too had begun its winning streak in UP from this region dominated by Dalits and backward castes, has a major presence in Bundelkhand.
The redoubtable network of women self-help groups (SHGs) created by Rahul in Amethi and Rae Bareli has formed the backbone of the party's support structure in the two constituencies. The SHG formula had also been used to great effect in Andhra Pradesh, before it was brought to Bundelkhand.
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To this end, with the aim of acquiring experience and skills, all the partners met in Sofia for "Taste the Balkans", an important chance to assess what has been done so far in the different countries.
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If you are looking for a place where you can get great soul food, in a relaxing environment, along with exceptional customer service, Nigel's Good Food has a meat and three that just right for you. Baked Turkey Wings, Nigel's Fried chicken, BBQ Ribs, Stew Chicken, and smothered or fried pork chops are your choices for meats. And you can choose from fifteen sides including some of your favorites like collard greens, baked macaroni & cheese, okra soup, lima beans, rice and gravy, and red rice. Nigel's Good Food... Just What Your Soul Needs.


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Kumatai!...Enter BloodSport.
First thing first,Wolverine is so tight.I wish his character was more like this now.It he did make a return to this type of Logan then im buying.Wouldnt you?Seriously the writer whodidthisrun gots propz for this,bring him back!
This book is so dope,Logan goes to Madipoor to find Viper,back under the alias of Patch.Theres a tournament going on,and Patch is forced to fight even though he dosent want to...How cool.Iwas excited to see the contestants involved in the BloodSport...Taskmaster,Toad,Speedemon.Lookin forward to see how its gonna end,in this 3 part thingy.All i know is that Logan is gonna dish out a can of whoop-a$$.