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THE Penaga Laut (Calophyllum inophyllum), also known as the Alexandrian Laurel, once thrived in abundance in the cape of George Town but not a single tree could be found there in recent years.
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The sleeping area consists of a bedroom of 25 m with a very comfortable double bed, large wardrobe and a sofa, with air conditioning. The bathroom is spacious and equipped with shower with hydromassage and chromotherapy.
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Feb 26, 2013 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- Over the course of a very busy day, any one employee is likely to miss a call or two. Without voicemail, lots of businesses could be in a lot of trouble from having so many missed calls. Voicemail features allow employees to come and go as they please more comfortably, without worry that they will lose important business if they are away from their phones for a few minutes.
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Pool reporter Mike Reiss asked Boger: ''Please explain the penalty that was called on No. 94 (Jones) on the field goal.''
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Siemens Energy has won an EPC contract for the installation of two photovoltaic projects worth 50 MW each in South Africa.
The turnkey EPC contract for the De Aar farm in Emthanjeni, and the Droogfontein farm near Kimberley, was awarded by a consortium of renewable energy developers headed by Mainstream Renewable Power.
The other partners include Globeleq Generation Limited, Thebe Investment Corporation, Enzani Technologies and Usizo Engineering.
Overall, the consortium will invest €500 million in the two projects. Funding has been received from a syndicate of lenders led by Absa bank and Barclays. The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) is a senior lender, while a group of South Africa institutional investors have also contributed a share of the project finance.
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The mission of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) is to implement federal and state regulations to protect human health and the environment while allowing the environmentally sound operations of industrial, agricultural, commercial and governmental activities vital to a prosperous economy. The mission of IDEM's Office of Water Quality (OWQ), under the oversight of the Assistant Commissioner of OWQ, is to concentrate on fulfilling IDEM's mission where water quality is concerned. More specifically, OWQ is responsible for protecting public health and the environment by assessing the quality of surface water and groundwater through biological and chemical testing; regulating and monitoring drinking water supplies (including wellhead protection), wastewater treatment facilities and the construction of such facilities; and, protecting wetlands for proper drainage, flood protection and wildlife habitat. OWQ serves the citizens of Indiana through fulfilling responsibilities as set forth in the Clean Water Act.
The Compliance Branch in OWQ conducts inspections of facilities with NPDES permits, provides operator assistance and training, administers the wastewater operator certification/continuing education program, enters compliance data into the federal ICIS database, reviews and evaluates compliance data, conducts informal enforcement actions through the issuance of violation letters, refers the most serious violations for formal enforcement, and assists in the enforcement process. In addition, the Compliance Branch is responsible for assuring laboratory proficiency. Compliance Branch staff also oversees and audits municipal pretreatment programs in the 47 municipalities with U.S. EPA delegated pretreatment programs. Unpermitted dischargers as well as permittees found to be in violation of their permit conditions may be referred to OWQ's enforcement section for corrective actions. Information on reported bypass and overflow events is collected and recorded, so that sewer bypass/overflow monthly reports can be generated.
The Drinking Water Branch carries out the requirements of the federal Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) which is designed to ensure that Public Water Supplies (PWS) deliver water to Hoosier homes and businesses that is adequate in quantity and is safe to drink. We do this by concentrating on the water from the source all the way to the tap. The branch's main activities include performing inspections at PWS's, verifying water quality compliance, issuing construction permits, following up on violations at PWS's, responding to citizen complaints, providing technical assistance, making sure that PWS's are under appropriate supervision and generally ensuring that PWS's provide safe water to Indiana citizens.
The branch also administers the Source Water Protection Program and Indiana's Cross Connection Control Program which aid in the protection of drinking water. To help ensure the safety of citizens using private wells, the branch responds to individual private well complaints. The branch performs monitoring of ambient ground waters and assists with the implementation of the State's Ground Water Standards to protect our ground water resources.
The Water Permits Branch serves residents and businesses located in Indiana by issuing NPDES and construction permits to sources that discharge wastewater to stream, lakes, and other water bodies. The Municipal Permits Section, including the Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Program, and Industrial Permits Section issue NPDES permits to point source discharges in accordance with the federal Clean Water Act (CWA), federal laws, and state laws and regulations. The Facility Construction and Engineering Section issues construction permits related to wastewater treatment plant and sewer construction.
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Followers of Christianity are looking forward to this week, with the coming of Easter.
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Christians in our area will meet at area churches this week to celebrate the rising of Jesus in their own special, heartfelt ways.
Families will also be able to take advantage a time-honored Easter tradition when the Easter Bunny will make an appearance at Lick Creek on Saturda, April 19, 2014, during the Madison Moose Lodge's Sharon "Shag" Burgess Memorial Easter Egg Hunt.
The hunt, which as always, is being held at the Lick Creek Park, starts at 12:30 p.m.
Dozens of area businesses and local political figures will be donating scores of prizes for lucky young egg hunters. All children and families are invited to attend.
The annual event always draws a large crowd and many children and families come to enjoy the days events.
Meanwhile in Charleston, West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin and First Lady Joanne Jaeger Tomblin today invited West Virginians to attend the 2014 Easter Carnival, which will take place at the State Capitol Complex, Saturday, April 19, 2014 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
"Joanne and I hope you will stop by the State Capitol as we kick-off spring with the annual Easter Carnival," Gov. Tomblin. "This year's carnival will feature face painting, games, food, and of course an appearance by the much anticipated Easter Bunny. Before you leave for the afternoon, we hope you will stop by the Culture Center for the sixth annual A. James Manchin Memorial Marble Tournament."
"The Governor and I invite all West Virginians, young and old, to join us for a fun-filled celebration of the season." First Lady Tomblin said. "We look forward to continuing this wonderful tradition and we hope that this year's Easter carnival will the biggest one yet."
The North Plaza of the State Capitol Complex will be transformed into an Easter Carnival complete with games, prizes, food and an appearance by the Easter Bunny. Door prizes for children 12 years old and under will be awarded at noon.
Immediately following the Easter Carnival, the West Virginia Division of Culture and History will host the sixth annual A. James Manchin Memorial Marble Tournament.
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TUCSON, Ariz., May 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- SynCardia Systems, Inc. (www.syncardia.com), manufacturer of the world's first and only FDA, Health Canada and CE (Europe) approved Total Artificial Heart, announced today that world-renowned heart surgeon and SynCardia co-founder Jack G. Copeland , MD, was awarded the prestigious Pioneer in Transplantation Award at the annual meeting of the International Society of Heart & Lung Transplantation (ISHLT) on April 25 in Montreal.
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"Jack is a dynamic thinker," said cardiologist Michael Hess , MD, co-founder and first president of ISHLT, who worked with Dr. Copeland in the early years of cardiac transplantation. "He was one of the first surgeons to arrive at the conclusion that cardiac transplantation was limited by the supply of donor hearts, and that we must begin to build on the concept of a mechanical replacement for the human heart in end-stage failure."
Dr. Copeland, who is also a co-founder and past president of ISHLT, made medical history in 1979 when he performed Arizona's first heart transplant. In 1985, he made headlines again when he became the first surgeon to successfully use the Jarvik 7 artificial heart to bridge a patient to a heart transplant. The first five previous implants of this artificial heart had only been for permanent use.
"Only a true pioneer with a firm mastery of the concept of mechanical heart replacement would recognize that the defunct Jarvik program and pump was worth rebuilding, redesigning and developing," said Dr. Hess. "His team was top flight and together this group brought the Jarvik heart to the University of Arizona, went to wo
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The NIST elliptic curves are a set of curves from the FIPS 186-3 standard that are recommended for US federal government use.
In FIPS 186-3, NIST recommended 15 elliptic curves of varying security levels for US federal government use. The curves are of three types: random elliptic curves over a prime field, random elliptic curves over a binary (characteristic 2) field, and Koblitz [2] elliptic curves over a binary field. Some of the selection criteria and parameters are described here; see [1] for details.
Table 1 lists the NIST-recommended elliptic curves. The curve parameters were chosen so that the corresponding elliptic curve groups have prime order (for curves over \(\mathbb{F}_p\)) or nearly prime order (two or four times a prime) for curves over binary fields.
For the curves over \(\mathbb{F}[p]\), the primes p are Mersenne-like and chosen to allow fast reduction of integers modul ...
- Digital signature standard (DSS), Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 186-3. National Institute of Standards and Technology, US
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Arming Iraq's Kurds: Fighting IS, Inviting Conflict
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This paper contends that the US-led coalition's military assistance to Kurdish forces against the Islamic State (IS) is inadvertently accelerating intra-Kurdish fragmentation. More on «Arming Iraq's Kurds: Fighting IS, Inviting Conflict»
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Conflict Trends (No 37) Real Time Analysis of African Political Violence, May 2015
Author: Janet McKnight, Andrea Carboni, Matt Batten-Carew, Dan Wigmore-Shepherd, Paul-Antoine Chataing, Roudabeh Kishi
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This issue provides an overview of conflict trends in a number of African countries up to May 2015. More on «Conflict Trends (No 37) Real Time Analysis of African Political Violence, May 2015»
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Strengthening Rule of Law Responses to Counter Violent Extremism
Author: Rafia Bhulai, Naureen Chowdhury Fink, Michelle Barsa, Allison Peters
Publisher: Global Center on Cooperative Security / Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS)
This paper explores ways in which civil society can support regional security cooperation and rule of law-based responses to terrorism and violent extremism in South Asia. More on «Strengthening Rule of Law Responses to Counter Violent Extremism»
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Catalonia and the Evolution of Jihadist Terrorism in Spain
Author: Fernando Reinares, Carola García-Calvo
Publisher: Elcano Royal Institute of International and Strategic Studies
Following the arrest on April 8, 2015 of individuals in Barcelona on charges of terrorism, this paper discusses why Catalonia is overrepresented when it comes to the numbers of jihadist terrorists who are identified as being resident in the province. More on «Catalonia and the Evolution of Jihadist Terrorism in Spain»
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Political Violence: Retiring the Word Terrorism
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This commentary argues for the need to recognize the political roots and nature of political violence so as to address its underlying causes. More on «Political Violence: Retiring the Word Terrorism»
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Libyan Civil War: Enabling Illicit Migration Flows, Threatening Libya's Neighbors
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This brief discusses the implications of the political crisis Libya finds itself in since the overthrow of the Gaddafi regime in 2011. More on «Libyan Civil War: Enabling Illicit Migration Flows, Threatening Libya's Neighbors»
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Islamic State and its Online Recruitment Formula
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This commentary discusses the reasons for the effectiveness of the recruitment activities of the so-called Islamic State (IS), especially on the Internet. More on «Islamic State and its Online Recruitment Formula»
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An Analysis of Emerging Pakistani-Iranian Ties
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Federer should've given Berdych due credit....just for the sake of sportsmanship. Sometimes it's how you lose that counts more than how you win.
If you read his press conference you will notice that the questions were mostly directed at him such as:
Q. Difficult moment, but what couldn't you do that you wanted to do? What let you down?
ROGER FEDERER: Uhm, well, I mean, I don't think I played poorly. But, uhm, I think he went after it. I mean, I know Berdych. I think I've played him 10 times already before. That's the way he plays, you know.
I think he's been able to play more consistent last year or so, and I was just not able to defend well enough and I didn't come up with the good stuff when I had to. So it was disappointing, you know. Yeah.
Q. Obviously he's going to come at you. Did you feel like you were as aggressive as you wanted to be in the match? You had some chances in the fourth set, Love?40 on his serve.
ROGER FEDERER: Yeah, I mean, his mistakes and my mistakes. You know, he played well when he had to. It was brutal for me. Every time he had a chance, he took it. On the breakpoints, he played great on those.
Then when I had chances early on, I was actually not too bad. I just felt like I got the unlucky bounce once in a while, you know. 30?All he got it on the line over and over again. I just felt like I couldn't create enough chances to really get the breakthrough.
When I did have chances, I played poorly. It was just a frustrating match the way it all went.
I don't see how this is considered poor sportsmanship. He answered the questions posed to him and gave Berdych credit for outplaying him. Blown
out of proportion. If the media had asked him how he thought Berdych had played I'm sure he would have said he played well. Every question was about how he (Federer) had played. Typical case of the media fishing for something to write about.
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Recruiting Insider: Rebels get commitment from former Hamilton standout Marquel Combs
Marquel Combs, a defensive tackle from Pierce College in Woodland Hills, Calif., committed to Ole Miss on Sunday as he wrapped up his official visit.
"Everything was just great, from the coaching staff to the players to the school, education-wise and all that," Combs said.
Combs, who played his high school ball at Hamilton, said breakfast Sunday morning at Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze's house all but closed the deal.
"I really enjoyed spending time with (defensive line) coach (Chris) Kiffin, coach Freeze, and (tight ends) coach (Maurice) Harris," Combs said. "They're really cool and down to earth. I don't like being around people that aren't telling the truth."
Combs had scholarship offers from more than 20 schools, including the University of Memphis, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas A&M, and Texas Tech.
He had taken unofficial visits to Ole Miss previously and gotten the full tour of campus, but he said seeing the caliber of recruits Ole Miss was after made him feel like Oxford was the right destination for him.
The 6-3, 310-pound lineman didn't begin playing organized football until he was a senior at Hamilton. In one season with the Wildcats, he racked up All-Metro honors and participated in the Memphis All-Star Game, but received little interest from Division 1 schools because of poor grades.
After brief stints at Ninth Grade Prep Academy and Fort Scott Community College (Kan.), Combs landed at Pierce, where he saw his recruitment skyrocket before concluding it last weekend.
"I came from nothing, and now I'm trying to become something," Combs said. "Me coming into the SEC is going to get the Ole Miss program back rocking."
The opportunity to come in immediately to help try to re-establish Ole Miss as an SEC West contender was the main draw to Oxford, Combs said.
"That was something I was very interested in," Combs said. "Once I came on my official (visit), I saw for myself my competition. I saw I had a high chance to come in and play right away."
Combs will graduate from Pierce in December and sign with Ole Miss as a mid-year enrollee, making him eligible to participate in next year's spring practice. He has two years of eligibility remaining.
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We have about 1,700 operations a day coming in and out. On that day, we still had 1,370 flights operate. The airport did a pretty remarkable job to get back and operational.
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A couple of years ago we activated the airport response coordination center. Up to that point there had never been an operations center for LAX, which was surprising to me. It's got good IT and camera availabilities, and emergency notification capabilities to all the airlines and service providers.
The new Tom Bradley International Terminal is very nice, but LAX's reputation is still grim compared to other airports. How much of it is deserved?
You look worldwide and airports are becoming incredibly wonderful public spaces. LAX didn't keep pace with that. It didn't even keep pace with what was happening in the United States.
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Over time, when you have dogeared facilities, a lot of the employee base tend to reduce their expectations of what the experience should be. That's my best guess as to how we slid in our service level.
We're trying to demonstrate that we can do world-class things; the new Bradley west terminal demonstrates that. I've seen an incredible change in the employees [there]. You tend to subliminally expect yourself to deliver something commensurate with the surroundings.
It is going to happen incrementally; you can't reconstruct the whole airport at the same time. You may remember the vale of tears about three years ago, the first time in about 20 years there had been significant procurement for new concessionaires at LAX. We went out for direct leasing opportunities and we got our clocks cleaned by the political process after the selections, because whoever didn't win seemed automatically to be a victim. That was a really painful process.
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That single ticket price is pretty close to the average monthly food aid benefit the federal government provides: $131. Most beneficiaries are children, elderly or disabled, but military families rely on $100 million in food aid a year, and 170,000 veterans would lose out under the House plan.
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Every Stanley Cup playoff series got a head start on the Bruins and Red Wings. Now, on Friday night, Patrice Bergeron and the Bruins get their chance to show how ready they are after a league-best 117 points in the regular season.
"It was great to have those games and get in the mode of playoff hockey and watching it all helps to get a focus," Bergeron said Friday morning after participating in a light optional skate before Friday's Game 1 at TD Garden. "I was getting antsy just watching, for sure. You want to get out there, you want to get going. It's nice that it's finally tonight.
"I'm not rooting for anyone except us right now, so I'm just watching games and, like I said, it helps me getting focused just by watching it and being ready for tonight."
The biggest break for the Bruins and the Red Wings is that they've had a full four days off since the regular season ended on Sunday.
"I think it's good for everyone, just with the schedule we've had after the [Olympic] break," Bergeron said. "It was pretty crazy so it was good everyone to get ready and now we're looking forward to it."
As for coming into the playoffs with the Presidents' Trophy in tow, Bergeron said he's not worried about the pressure of being No. 1.
"I think we high expectations of ourselves so the outside pressure has never been something that we should really worry about. It's about us right now. It's about making sure we only worry about what's in this room and we know we're a good team and have to take it a game at a time," Bergeron said.
"First of all, there's nothing you can control. It is what it is and that's the schedule and you just have to go with it. I think we've done that. We've had three days of practice to get ready for the Red Wings and I think that's a good thing. It's starts tonight and that's all we can really focus on."
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"It's always a great challenge," Bergeron said. "He's a terrific player and he's won before. He's really a great player, tough to play against. It's a great challenge for everyone."
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Nomeus gronovii, the man-of-war fish, is a species of driftfish native to the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans, where adults are generally found at depths from 200 to 1,000 m (660 to 3,280 ft). It is notable for its ability to live within the deadly tentacles of a siphonophore, the Portuguese man o' war, upon whose tentacles and gonads it feeds. The fish is striped with blackish-blue blemishes covering its body, and the caudal fin is extremely forked. It can reach a length of 39 cm (15 in). It is of minor importance to commercial fisheries. This species is the only known member of its genus.[1]
Toxin avoidance[edit]
Rather than using mucus to prevent nematocysts from firing, as is seen in some of the clown fish sheltering among sea anemones, the fish appears to use highly agile swimming to physically avoid tentacles.[2][3]
The fish has a very high number of vertebrae (41), which may add to its agility[3] and primarily uses its pectoral fins for swimming—a feature of fish that specialize in maneuvering tight spaces. It also has a complex skin design and at least one antigen to the man o' war's toxin.[3] Although the fish seems to be 10 times more resistant to the toxin than other fish, it can be stung by the dactylozooides (large tentacles), which it actively avoids.[2] The smaller gonozooids do not seem to sting the fish and the fish is reported to frequently "nibble" on these tentacles.[2]
- ^ Froese, Rainer and Pauly, Daniel, eds. (2014). "Nomeus gronovii" in FishBase. February 2014 version.
- ^ a b c Jenkins, R. L. (1983): Observations on the Commensal Relationship of Nomeus gronovii with Physalia physalis. Copeia, Vol. 1983, No. 1 (Feb. 10, 1983), pp. 250-252
- ^ a b c Purcell, J. E. & M. N. Arai (2001): Interactions of pelagic cnidarians and ctenophores with fish: a review. Hydrobiologia, May 2001, Volume 451, Issue 1-3, pp 27-44


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NCAA Game Summary - Richmond at James Madison
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Final Score: Richmond 83, James Madison 82 (OT)
Harrisonburg, VA (Sports Network) - Kendall Anthony nailed a free throw with five seconds left in overtime to lift the Richmond Spiders to an 83-82 win over the James Madison Dukes in a non-conference thriller at the Convocation Center.
Darien Brothers paced Richmond (8-2) with 18 points. Derrick Williams added 17 points and seven rebounds, Cedrick Lindsay netted 13 points and handed out 11 assists, Anthony had 11 points and Greg Robbins chipped in 10 points. The Spiders have now won four straight.
Devon Moore led the way for James Madison (3-6) with 19 points. Andrey Semenov netted 18 points before fouling out, A,.J. Davis had 13 points and Ron Curry tacked on 12 points.
The two squads were tied 30-30 at halftime. James Madison hit 12-of-27 shots from the floor while Richmond connected on 10-of-20. Richmond kept it close by nailing five 3-pointers.
With the Dukes down by one late, Curry hit a 3-pointer to push James Madison ahead 73-71 with 32 seconds remaining. Lindsay was fouled by Semenov with three seconds left and hit the ensuing free throws to send the game to overtime.
Moore scored four points in the final minute to knot the game at 82-82 with 20 seconds left. Anthony was then fouled and after missing his first free throw attempt made the second. Davis got a last second 3-point shot off but it was off the mark giving Richmond the win.
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