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Sound Hoof Care – Premium Hoof Conditioner Manufacturers – Release New Web Site
Sound Hoof Care, Los Angeles-based manufacturers of the industry´s only all-natural and nontoxic premium hoof conditioner, has released a new state-of-the-art web site to showcase their old world, eco-friendly, American-made hoof care products that contain no toxic or caustic ingredients.
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The manufacturers of Sound Hoof Conditioner, the equestrian industry´s only nontoxic and all-natural premium hoof conditioner, has announced the release of their new state-of-the-art web site. According to their President, Los Angeles-based Sound Hoof Care´s website goes live on March 10, 2012 and "will better reflect the quality and values of what our brand has evolved into today."
"Since the day that renowned farrier and Sound founder Bob Phalen released his hoof conditioner commercially, it´s taken on a life of it´s own," said Jeff Phalen, President of Sound and himself a prominent farrier. "It´s success and the simple values that inspired it launched a company and a premium brand. Our new website successfully captures that."
Developed by BrightBulb Solutions, a boutique Internet marketing firm based in Los Angeles, the web site´s message is built around strong testimonials by national equestrian industry luminaries and includes a national store locator of retail outlets that offer Sound products for sale as well as an online store to purchase exclusive hoof care products and merchandise directly from Sound.
While the principals of the company have featured high profile equestrian competitors like 2008 US Gold Medalist Will Simpson, World Champion hunter rider John French and championship Grand Prix jumper rider Francie Steinwedell-Carver to vouch for the quality of their premium hoof conditioner, it is the story of how Sound Hoof Conditioner began that they hope will be most provocative.
"As we state in our ℠Story of Sound´, we never planned on creating the world´s finest hoof conditioner," stated Phalen. "Founder Bob Phalen, who is also my father, realized that most hoof conditioners contain acetone and petroleum when he spilled a leading brand hoof dressing in the bed of his truck and it ate away the floor. In response, he formulated a product that outperforms the leading brands without containing any toxic or caustic ingredients."
Acclaimed farrier Terry Pfankuchen, Chief Executive Officer of Sound Hoof Products, states that while they are proud of their state-of-the-art web site, "it is much more high-tech than we are."
"In order to compete in the online marketplace today, you need a web site that has all the bells and whistles. Web sites have become the face of business", said Pfankuchen. "The irony is that ours is a very simple company that is run by three farriers and Bob still makes the conditioner by hand. That´s the difference. We´re old school. We embrace old-fashioned values of service and creating products of superior quality that keep your horses healthy and sound."
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BEIRUT The Arab League was meeting Sunday to vote on sweeping sanctions against Syria to pressure the regime to end its deadly eight-month crackdown on dissent. Damascus slammed the move as a betrayal of Arab solidarity.
Syria is facing mounting international pressure to end its violent suppression of protests against President Bashar Assad, which the U.N. says has killed more than 3,500 people since March. The European Union and the United States have imposed several rounds of sanctions against Assad and his regime, including a ban on the import of Syrian oil.
The 22-nation Arab League will vote Sunday in Cairo on whether to impose its own sanctions, which could include halting cooperation with Syria's central bank and stopping flights to the country. If the Arab League goes ahead with the sanctions, it will be a huge blow for a regime that considers itself a powerhouse of Arab nationalism.
The state-owned Al-Thawra newspaper ran a front-page headline Sunday saying the Arab League is calling for "economic and commercial sanctions targeting the Syrian people." Is said the measure is "unprecedented and contradicts the rules of Arab cooperation."
Since the revolt began, the regime has blamed armed gangs acting out a foreign conspiracy for the bloodshed.
It is not clear whether Arab sanctions would succeed in pressuring the Syrian regime into putting an end to the violence that has killed dozens of Syrians, week after week. Many fear the violence is pushing the country toward civil war.
Until recently, most of the bloodshed was caused by security forces firing on mainly peaceful protests. Lately there have been growing reports of army defectors and armed civilians fighting Assad's forces - a development that some say plays into the regime's hands by giving government troops a pretext to crack down with overwhelming force.
On Sunday, activists reported fierce clashes in the flashpoint city of Homs, in central Syria, pitting soldiers against army defectors.
Violence in Homs and elsewhere across the country killed at least eight people Sunday, according to the Local Coordinating Committees, a coalition of Syrian activist groups.
Many of the attacks against Syrian security forces are believed to be carried out by a group of army defectors known as the Free Syrian Army.
The Arab League's recommendations for sanctions specified that the Arab bloc will assist Syria with emergency aid through the help of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent, working with local civilian groups to deliver goods.
Syrian neighbors Iraq and Lebanon already have expressed reservations about the sanctions.
On Sunday, an Arab League official said at least two Arab countries warned against adopting these sanctions, saying they would hurt the Syrian people rather than the regime. The official asked that his name not be published because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
Syria is a geographical and political keystone in the heart of the Middle East, bordering five countries with whom it shares religious and ethnic minorities and, in Israel's case, a fragile truce. Its web of allegiances extends to Lebanon's powerful Hezbollah movement and Iran's Shiite theocracy.


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In 2003, with the national debt at just over $6 trillion, we voiced concern that deficit spending was out of control with no solution in sight. And, to make the problem even more troubling, the members of Congress — Republicans and Democrats — refused to accept deficit reduction as a priority.
Well, as we are set to embark on a new decade, the national debt has doubled to $12 trillion. Paying the interest on that debt consumed $200 billion in the past fiscal year.
The deficit — the difference in how much was spent in relation to revenue (mostly tax collection) — was $1.4 trillion or 10 percent of the nation's gross domestic product. That's the highest percentage of the GDP since World War II.
This out-of-control spending can't continue.
Unfortunately, as the country fights wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and the national economy remains in a deep slump, the United States can't significantly slash spending without compromising our military and economic security.
Congress is now debating whether to once again raise the debt ceiling so the nation can pay its bills. Frankly, there isn't much to debate. The debt ceiling has to be increased.
But Congress can — and should — look to the future and take steps to put an end to deficit spending and start reducing the debt.
Many state governments, including Washington, have rules in place that prohibit deficit spending. Those safeguards have served this state well. While California is awash in red ink, Washington state remains relatively healthy.
Yes, there is some pain. Cuts do have to be made or revenue has to be increased. That's required when spending requests exceed the amount of money that will be coming into the treasury. We are at that point right now.
While it won't be easy, lawmakers will either make cuts or raise taxes. Simple as that.
Ultimately, we would envision that the U.S. government adopt a similar approach. That can't be done, however, until the nation is in a position to reduce spending without creating chaos.
Still, small steps can be taken starting now to promote fiscal responsibility.
Congress needs to make choices on what it can — and can't — fund. The goal has to be reducing the amount of deficit spending year after year and then start paying down the debt.
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This country can't continue to go deeper and deeper in debt.
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Ubisoft hosted multiplayer beta periods for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and Assassin's Creed: Revelations, but no such pre-release trial will be held for this October's Assassin's Creed III. Explaining the decision to XboxGameZone, Ubisoft Annecy multiplayer game director Damien Kieken said that while betas can be helpful, they also take up time that he said would be better spent adding more elements to the game.
"To be honest, it's something we want to do every year because we get community feedback that helps us tune the game. It is also a good reward for the community that has followed us from the beginning. But doing a beta takes a lot of time," Kieken said. "We'd need to polish a version, submit it to the platform holders and support it when it's out. And all the time put into the beta doesn't go into the final game. Because we wanted to push so many things into the game, we took the hard decision to favor the final game content instead of doing a beta and we believe it will be favorable in the end."
Set during the American Revolution, Assassin's Creed III features a new protagonist with a mixed Native American-English heritage. Named Ratohnhake:ton but going by Connor, the hero of Assassin's Creed III will inject himself into the ongoing struggle between the Templars and the Assassins. The game is being built by Ubisoft Montreal and six collaborating studios on a new engine called Ubisoft-AnvilNext.
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Gun turn-in programs ("Annual gun swap hits its mark," Local, Dec. 20) are the first step to disarm the citizens of the United States. They are designed to desensitize people to the action of giving up our arms at the request of the government.
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The Founding Fathers wrote the Second Amendment in recognition of the God-given right to a person's self-defense. As they had just fought a war against a tyrant, they recognized the need for every citizen to have the means to defend himself against criminals both local and governmental. Presently there is a modicum of respect (fear) of the people by the government because we have the means to defend ourselves; if we allow ourselves to be disarmed that fear will evaporate.
Once people are disarmed in the name of some peaceful Utopia, history shows that the people suffer. This is what happened with Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Hitler, Pol Pot, in Rwanda and in many other countries. If you think it can't happen here just look at the Japanese-American internment by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Along with the cry of "Give me liberty or death" goes "From my cold dead hands," as once we have no means of self-defense, all that is left is the death of liberty.
It all begins with psychological disarmament through gun turn-in programs and in the schools, with our children being taught that weapons of self-defense are evil. When our children grow up with this belief, they won't understand they have a right to self-defense and won't miss it or their liberty. – Scott Rieker, San Diego
Movin' on out
In response to "Gov. Brown's tax hikes amount to a prescription for economic stagnation" (Editorial, Dec. 18): Gov. Jerry Brown's mantra is "Raise the taxes and they shall pay!" I beg to disagree. If Brown raises the taxes, they shall move!
If you travel to Lake Tahoe and visit the Nevada shore, you can see the fruits of California's misguided tax and regulatory policies. Mega-mansions dot the landscape in such lush entrepots as Incline Village, home to many former Californians.
Consider this: Say you have $1 million in taxable income. You can give yourself a $100,000 raise by just moving from California to Nevada, or to Texas, Wyoming or Alaska – all states that have no income tax and do not discriminate against their productive citizens. Why wouldn't you do that?
The days of people paying any price for the privilege of living here are over. Brown's tax proposals are disastrous. If anything, we need a tax cut. – Paul B. Evans, Valley Center
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text: I Am A Winner! [Archive] - Glock Talk Glock Talk > Leisure > HobbyTime > The Martial Arts Forum > I Am A Winner! PDA View Full Version : I Am A Winner! Swattie08-09-2006, 09:58I just won two free weeks of jujitsu classes. WOHOO! I never win anything. I am stoked. Would rather learn Krav Maga but there is no where close that teaches it. :frown: tnoisaw08-15-2006, 21:26Jujitsu is fun. Be prepared for sore wrists and headaches for a while. I took Aikido in Hawaii and was the only white guy there, all others were Japanese. Those little guys tossed me around like I weighed fifty pounds. Fun as heck though. Swattie08-16-2006, 09:25I know some ai ki do and some tae kwon do. Not impressed with either although they both have their good points. I am impressed with KRAV MAGA however. Will have to see with jujitsu gr81disp08-17-2006, 05:12Is it Jujitsu or Jiu-Jitsu? The first involves primarily wristlocks and throws, the second involves armlocks, chokes, and wrestling. Swattie08-21-2006, 18:44Not sure. She said cops like it. gr81disp08-25-2006, 11:08Could be either one then. I am a proponent of the Jiu-Jitsu style, but can see the place for wristlocks and such. paf04008-30-2006, 20:45Ju Jitsu is great. I'm interested in Aikido or Krav Maga. Schools can be tough to find though. paul :supergrin: DBradD09-02-2006, 19:08Is it a groundfighting-oriented class or stand-up stuff? I think I'd be scared to take a stand-up class because I think there's lots of throwing, wristlock throws (throw you using a wristlock--go with the throw correctly or get a suddenly broken wrist), etc. Sounds to me like a good way for a cop to go on disability income. ;) I like groundfighting A LOT and am seriously thinking about checking out the local BJJ school. brock sampson09-02-2006, 22:01In two weeks you'll see some cool stuff and probably get a good handle on how to stand, fall and starting level basics. Don't judge everything by this because two weeks is just not adequate time to really take it all in. Krav and BJJ are the "in" thing lately and they have their own advantages but with the right instruction, and enough time, you begin to see that everything is really all the same. Just have fun with your free trial! Islander-1109-03-2006, 08:53I don't want to run afoul of the advertising regs of GT, but... Check out the main web site for Krav Maga and follow the links to the law enforcement section. You'll see that they offer certification classes for law enforcement. My chief sent myself and another guy to get certified, with the deal being that we come back and train all willing officers. So far, this has worked out very well. The training (one week) was intense - I had worked out like crazy to get ready for it, and still it was all I could do to get through it! The instructor is a guy named John Pascal. He's with the LA Sheriff's Dept., which means he knows what cops do and how it is to be done. This guy was something to see - about 6 feet tall, maybe 170 lbs., but any idiot who would take a shot at him would quickly get a new perspective on life... The bottom line - this can be a cost-efficient way for a department to bring Krav Maga to the troops. I strongly urge you all to check it out. gr81disp09-03-2006, 08:55Bjj is an "in" thing because it works and is actually battle tested (UFC, Pride, various streetfights) with video to back it up. Krav is an "in" thing because "it is used by the Israeli Mossad agents." Doesn't mean it doesn't work, but I will stick with Bjj until Krav practitioners start winning world championships in freestyle fighting. Islander-1109-03-2006, 09:17I think we're talking apples and oranges, Gr81. BJJ is a great discipline. It's just that I'm going to be in one large lawsuit if I take a bad guy to the street and choke him out with a triangle or break his shoulder with a kimura (not that there's anything wrong with that...). Krav Maga, for my money, is an effective, straight-forward and efficient fighting system. It was developed in Israel to be taught to an entire nation. There is not a lot of flash with Krav Maga - it's about tough training and techniques tested under stressful conditions. It's something that can keep someone in awesome shape. It can help the smaller person overcome the larger attacker. It helps me in my role as a law enforcement officer to be prepared for the unexpected. It's what I train my daughters and wife with so that they could defend themselves if, God forbid, they are ever attacked. It is a system that I practice so that I can "walk in peace", as the Krav Maga motto states. YMMV - For me, Krav Maga is proven on the streets every day. gr81disp09-03-2006, 09:21Sorry Islander, I started replying before your post was up. I have nothing against Krav, I just do not feel it is for me, like you with Bjj. I was replying to Brock's comment about it being the flavor of the month. Islander-1109-04-2006, 06:00Originally posted by gr81disp Sorry Islander, I started replying before your post was up. I have nothing against Krav, I just do not feel it is for me, like you with Bjj. I was replying to Brock's comment about it being the flavor of the month. No worries - the guys that bum me out (as co-workers go) are the ones who don't do anything to prepare for the rainy days. As for BJJ, I'm still sporting a black eye from a training session two or so weeks ago. We have a woman who is pretty (and) proficient who has been coming out to teach us BJJ. It is great stuff. I'm simply an old dog trying to learn a new trick. Getting submitted or choked out by someone who weighs about 80 lbs. less than me has taught me that I better keep learning! Great forum here. Thanks. brock sampson09-06-2006, 15:48No disrespect to these styles. I'm just pointing out that there are plenty of forms of training that will teach you valuable skills and not to only consider one of these two. There are a lot of people who are exposed to these methods at the moment because of the results people are having with them. Personally, I believe the real key is in the instruction, call it whatever style you want. If the guy teaching you doesn't know it, then he can't pass it on to you. Halojumper09-18-2006, 22:39Originally posted by gr81disp Is it Jujitsu or Jiu-Jitsu? The first involves primarily wristlocks and throws, the second involves armlocks, chokes, and wrestling. It's just different spellings of the same word. Could also be Jujutsu. 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The Safety Council of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Trombay, Mumbai, will investigate the cause of the fire in a chemical laboratory on the BARC premises on Tuesday.
The council will also come up with recommendations on how to prevent such incidents, S.K. Malhotra, spokesman, Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), said on Wednesday.
The fire resulted in the death of two research students, Umang Singh of Mumbai and Partha Bag of Kolkata.
The chemical laboratory is situated in the third floor of a building called the Modular Laboratory. It had analytical instruments, including spectrophotometers.
"Freak accident"
What is puzzling BARC scientists is that the fire erupted with "a loud bang" although no explosive material was stored in the laboratory. The explosion shattered a couple of windows.
"Everything was burnt. We don't really encounter such incidents. It is a freak accident. It is baffling how the fire could have erupted," said Mr. Malhotra. "Sabotage from any angle is not a possibility," he added.
As for reports that Umang Singh was injured in a minor fire in the same laboratory a few days ago, Mr. Malhotra said he was neither able to confirm nor deny it.
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Umang Singh escaped with a minor injury on his hand when a small fire broke out in the laboratory last week, his close friend Jairam Gholave said on Wednesday. "Last Friday, there was a small fire in the same laboratory where he died," Mr. Gholave said as he waited to receive his friend's body at the J.J. Hospital's coroner's court.
Mr. Gholave, doing his Ph.D in Chemistry from the University of Mumbai, said he scolded his friend for risking his life by putting out the fire with his hands instead of complaining to the authorities. "Umang said since it was not a major blaze, he did not want to make it an issue."
His father retired from service a few years ago and Umang Singh was the family's sole bread winner. He was getting a monthly stipend of Rs 14,000, Mr. Gholave said.
Distraught families of Umang Singh and his junior Partha Bag were present at the J.J. Hospital to collect the bodies after the post-mortem.
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President Aquino's preemptive speech on the pork barrel issue—read on Aug. 23, or three days before the so-called Million People March—was both welcome and woefully inadequate. He showed he was listening to the people when he announced that it was time to abolish the congressional pork barrel, known since 1990 as the Priority Development Assistance Fund. His plan to introduce a new mechanism to take the place of the PDAF, however, showed that while he may have heard the public outcry against pork barrel abuse, he did not understand the depths of public outrage.
The very nature of the budget reforms he introduced proved that he wanted to preserve the two-decade-old expansion of legislative power, from appropriation of funds to expenditure. He saw it as a necessary condition of present-day governance. It is this expansion, however, that lies at the crux of the issue. When senators and congressmen who facilitated billions of pesos in pork barrel spending do not feel themselves obliged either to vet conduit organizations or account for the funds, because it is not their job, then why entrust them with the responsibility in the first place?
That is the question the public is asking, and it is unfortunate that President Aquino seems to have misheard it. He has obviously studied the issue of pork barrel abuse in some depth, but his study seems to scant the full implications of abuse.
The start of the last paragraph of his unexpected speech offers another example of a mishearing, of a subject studied in depth but whose full implications have not yet been accepted.
"Gagana lamang po ang sistemang ito kung makikiisa at makikilahok kayo. Ihahayag po nang buo ang impormas-
yon; suyurin at kilatisin po natin ito."
The official English translation provided by Malacañang reads: "For this system to work, your cooperation is required. The information will be there for you to monitor: let us understand and examine it." That is, by and large, an accurate translation. But the first clause of the second sentence can still be improved: "The information will be there for you to monitor" does not quite convey the scope of the original. "Ihahayag po nang buo ang impormasyon" is better rendered as: "The information will be presented in full."
That rendering, however, raises the issue of freedom of information. The President is right; understanding and examining information are crucial to any transparent and accountable use of government funds. The question is: Who will present that information, and in full?
The answer, to follow both Mr. Aquino's logic and language, is the government itself. The seventh specific budget reform he listed, for example, makes the following commitment: "we will make sure that each item will be disclosed in the [Department of Budget and Management] and related agency websites and the National Data Portal of the government."
This is a necessary, indeed progressive advance. But it is not enough.
To monitor, examine, or understand government spending in full, the citizens on whose cooperation the President relies need to be able to access any information they need—not just the information "presented" by the DBM, however "full," but every bit or byte of government data that does not fall under protected forms of privileged communication or confidential information.
As the unfolding drama over the supposed P10-billion pork barrel scam allegedly masterminded by businesswoman Janet Lim-Napoles reminds us, the DBM makes mistakes, and those mistakes are then reflected in the Commission on Audit reports. Any citizen wishing to understand and examine a particular budget transaction, then, should have access to all kinds of information, even unpromising leads or outright dead ends.
We acknowledge President Aquino's decision to place completeness of information ("buo ang impormasyon") on center stage, but we must remind him that cooperative citizens may and will in all likelihood define completeness in other, nongovernment-packaged ways.
That's a good thing, and reason enough for the Aquino administration to finally make good on a fundamental campaign promise and pass a law guaranteeing freedom of information.
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Health and Safety Managers in the United States with more than 10 years of experience in their profession represent slightly more than half of Health and Safety Managers. Salaries average out to around $72K per year and spread from $45K to $108K per year. In the world of Health and Safety Managers, total cash compensation can vary between $45K and $108K. Each package generally includes bonuses and profit sharing proceeds, and in exceptional cases, those amounts can reach heights of $11K and $14K, respectively. Career duration and the particular city each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. Medical benefits are awarded to a large number, and a fair number earn dental coverage. Work is enjoyable for Health and Safety Managers, who typically claim high levels of job satisfaction. Male Health and Safety Managers are far more common among survey respondents than their female counterparts, who typically comprise less than one-third of the field.
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A health and safety manager is responsible for maintaining organizational standards of health and safety; they also may oversee a health and safety department. A health and safety manager must make sure that all codes and regulations are followed. They are responsible for a number of other duties if they are in a managerial role, such as training, scheduling, firing, and leading their health and safety team. Computer skills are necessary, as most health and safety managers must be able to type and run various company reports.Read More...
Health and safety managers may be standing or sitting for long periods of time, depending on their daily duties. It is important they maintain a positive demeanor, cooperate with colleagues, and work well in a team environment. They may need to be able to lift from 25 to 50 pounds, as the need to lift and move boxes and other small- to medium-size packages will arise from time to time.
The position of health and safety manager usually requires a minimum of a bachelor's degree in a related field. Some employers may require experience in a similar experience.
Health and Safety Managers seem to require a number of specific skills. Most notably, facility with Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Compliance, and Regulatory Compliance are correlated to pay that is significantly above average, leading to increases of 40 percent, 14 percent, and 9 percent, respectively. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include Training Program Development. Aptitude in OSHA Compliance tends to also indicate an understanding of Safety Compliance.
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Murray hails Lendl for inspiring Wimbledon glory
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LONDON— Andy Murray dedicated his historic Wimbledon triumph to coach Ivan Lendl, the Czech who won eight Grand Slam titles but never cracked the mysteries of the All England Club.
Since Murray teamed up with Lendl in 2012, he has won the Olympics, clinched a first major with his US Open triumph before becoming Britain's first men's singles champion at Wimbledon since Fred Perry in 1936 with his 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 win over world number one Novak Djokovic on Sunday.
One of the first men that Murray celebrated with up in the players box was the 53-year-old Czech who was a Wimbledon runner-up against Boris Becker in 1986 and Pat Cash the following year.
Lendl was also a semi-finalist on four occasions.
"He just said that he was proud of me, which obviously coming from him means a lot. He doesn't smile in public too much, but when he's away from the crowds and the cameras he's a very different character," said Murray of Lendl.
"I just think for him, obviously ideally he would have won it himself, but I think this was the next best thing for him. I'm saying it seriously."
"He believed in me when a lot of people didn't. He stuck by me through some tough losses the last couple of years. He's been very patient with me. I'm just happy I managed to do it for him."
Murray, 26, said that the arrival of Lendl has helped mature him both on and off the court with the Czech adding crucial tweaks to his game rather than insisting on a major overhaul.
It has had the desired effect for a player who lost his first four Grand Slam finals— at the 2008 US Open, the 2010 and 2011 Australian Opens and his tearful defeat to Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final last year.
"He's made me learn more from the losses that I've had than maybe I did in the past. I think he's always been very honest with me. He's always told me exactly what he thought," said Murray.
"And in tennis, it's not always that easy to do in a player/coach relationship. The player is sometimes the one in charge. I think sometimes coaches are not always that comfortable doing that. But he's been extremely honest with me.
"If I work hard, he's happy. If I don't, he's disappointed, and he'll tell me. Last year after the final he told me he was proud of the way I played because I went for it when I had chances. It was the first time I played like that in a Grand Slam final."
Interestingly, Murray's first reaction on winning the title on a fourth match point after a nerve-shredding 10th game in the final set, was to turn to the press box in the corner directly opposite to where his family was seated.
"I was staring in the direction of quite a few of the guys in the press. I've had a difficult relationship at times over the years. The last few years have been much better," he explained.
"I know for you guys it's important that I win this tournament. I tried my best. I worked as hard as I could to do it."
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RE: St Mary Old Kirk Yard.
Our ancestors were fond of reminding each other of the mortality of man so the skull and crossbones, hourglasses and other symbols of death (sometimes with the words Memento Mori - remember you will die) were carved onto gravestones to remind visitors what was in store. These were often grim times and the Scots are not particularly noted for their light-hearted approach to matters of death and religion (although you will find these symbols in other parts of the UK).
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The Heart Link Network known as the Best Networking Meetings for Women Opens New Location in Martinsburg, WV
Martinsburg, West Virginia, Dec 27, 2012 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- The Heart Link Women's Network(R), winner of the Women Entrepreneur Business Award of Excellence in 2010 and 2011, opens a new networking location in Martinsburg, West Virginia. Regina Terry-Jackson is an Independent Associate with LegalShield and loves being able to create an environment in Martinsburg where professionals can connect, help one another grow, expand their circle of influence, and market their business in a fun and effective way.
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"I am very excited to be opening a chapter of The Heart Link Network in the state of West Virginia. There are many dedicated women entrepreneurs in this area that are doing exceptionally well for their businesses, families, and communities. I believe showcasing these businesses will provide more links to resources, products, and services; while providing a fun relaxed environment where we can build relationships which strengthens the community as a whole." - Regina Terry-Jackson The Heart Link Women's Network(R) is an award-winning networking organization for women that was developed specifically for women, based on the female endocrine system. The Heart Link Network meetings are intimate and welcoming for all women in the community and provides a warm and comfortable place for women to share their hearts, dreams, goals, and referrals. The Heart Link Network(R) was designed by a woman for women. At The Heart Link Network meetings, women showcase their business for 3 minutes versus other networking groups who only allow 30 seconds to one minute for business showcases. The Heart Link Women's Network(R) was created by visionary Dawn L Billings, author of over 20 books who has dedicated her life to finding ways to benefit the lives of women and children. Dawn was selected as one of 15 Women of Achievement by the YWCA in Cobb County, GA., and one of the nation's 80 emerging women leaders by Oprah magazine and The White House Project.
"For years I dedicated my life to helping women and children through my private practice. I loved mentoring women and teaching children to dream. I wrote over 20 books so that I could help more people than I could simply sitting in my office. But now, with The Heart Link Network I feel I am helping women better than ever. The Heart Link Network connects and links women to new ideas; resources, products and services that help them succeed. My dream is that every woman will be fortunate enough to attend a Heart Link Networking meeting, and experience the gift of connection they find there." - Dawn Billings, Founder of The Heart Link Network.
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ANOTHER VIEW: State program seeks to assist veterans
In addition, the California Department of Veterans Affairs will oversee a proactive and comprehensive statewide collaborative outreach effort designed to connect California's veterans with jobs, unemployment benefits, housing, health care (physical and mental) and the federal, state and local veteran benefits and services (including education, and compensation and pension for service-connected disabilities).
This operation will be a phased program commencing with the formation of a California Veterans Corps also known as "CalVet Corps" which will comprise 325 newly recruited veterans working for the Employment Development Department and 52 AmeriCorps members who will connect our veterans with the resources they need.
The CalVet Corps will focus on initial contact efforts and getting veterans the employment benefits and unemployment services they have earned. In addition, the AmeriCorps team will recruit and coordinate at least 1,000 community volunteers who will work with this team and provide additional assistance to our veterans.
California's Operation Welcome Home outreach effort will target California's most recently discharged veterans, specifically those from Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, veterans from the active military and National Guard, and reserves veterans who are most at risk while transitioning from military to civilian life. It's our hope and the governor's order that all veterans benefit from California's Operation Welcome Home.
This is not a handout for our veterans; it is an open hand of welcome and support as they return home. They have served this state and country well and honorably; now it is our turn to serve and honor them.
ROGER BRAUTIGAN is secretary of the California Department of Veterans Affairs. KAREN BAKER AND VICTORIA BRADSHAW are the respective secretaries of Service and Volunteering, and the Labor and Workforce Development Agency.


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In Limbo
Thursday, January 21, 2010
First, we'll get an update from Haiti from an aid worker with the International Rescue Committee and a Time magazine reporter. On our latest Underreported segment, we'll look at troubles confronting quasi-states like Kurdistan and Somaliland. Then, we'll speak with the translator of dissident Soviet writer Vasily Grossman's final novel, Everything Flows. Michael Wilson and Hallie Foote discuss tackling her father Horton Foote's nine-play family saga "The Orphans' Home Cycle." And Emmy Award-winning actor James Spader talks about his Broadway debut in David Mamet's "Race"!
Update on Haiti
Time magazine's Jay Newton-Small joins us from Port-au-Prince to describe what she's seen since she arrived on Friday. And Gillian Dunn, who is heading up International Rescue Committee's Emergency Response Team on the ground in Haiti, will discuss how yesterday's 6.1 magnitude aftershock has affected aid efforts there. ...
Underreported: Limbo States
Places like Iraqi Kurdistan, Somaliland, and The Republic of Abkhazian may not have a seat at the UN or show up on many maps, but they still act like quasi-countries in the hopes of one day becoming independent. On today's Underreported segment we'll look at some of these ...
Everything Flows
Translator Robert Chandler discusses Everything Flows, Russian writer Vasily Grossman's final novel. It tells the story of Ivan Grigoryevich, who, after he's released from serving 30 years in the Soviet camps, struggles to find a place for himself in an unfamiliar world.
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Director Michael Wilson, and Hallie Foote, playwright Horton Foote's daughter, talk about staging "The Orphans' Home Cycle," a nine-play family saga that chronicles the childhood, coming of age, and adulthood of Horace Robedaux, a character based heavily on Horton Foote's father. "The Orphans' Home Cycle" is presented in ...
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Emmy Award-winning actor James Spader discusses his Broadway debut in David Mamet's new play "Race," about three lawyers at a successful firm who are called on to represent a white client who has been accused of raping a black woman. "Race" playing at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 43 ...
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hey... that's the way it's done. when you know you don't have any argument call the other person a liar... even when the facts are staring you right in the face.
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Stem cell sperm study leads to successful mouse births
By Caroline Parkinson Health editor, BBC News website
"The team, led by Mitinori Saitou, suggest the same procedure could be carried out using stem cells derived from adult skin cells."
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This image tweeted by the al-Nasra Front, an al Qaeda-linked terror group fighting against the Syrian government, purportedly shows an American citizen who died in a suicide bombing Sunday in Idlib Province -- the scene of heavy fighting in recent weeks and months.
An American citizen carried out a suicide bombing in Syria on behalf of an al Qaeda-linked militant group on Sunday, apparently the first time a U.S. citizen has carried out such an attack in the Syrian civil war, U.S. law enforcement and counterterrorism officials tell NBC News.
The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed the suicide bombing and said they have identified the American. They declined to release his identity or hometown.
Word of the American's death in the suicide bombing first surfaced Tuesday in tweets from the al-Nusra Front, an al Qaeda-linked group fighting the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
The tweets identified the bomber only by his Arabic nom de guerre, "Abu Hurayra al-Amriki," (Abu Hurayra the American) and said he carried out one of four suicide bombings of Syrian government sites in Jabal al-Arbaa'in in Idlib Province -- the scene of heavy fighting in recent weeks and months.
"Abu Hurayra Al-Amriki performed a martrydom operation in Idlib, Jabal Al-Arba'een. May Allah accept him," it said.
The tweet included an image of a young, bearded and smiling Caucasian man holding a cat, as well as images of the bombing it said he had carried out. (One U.S. official pointed out that "Abu Hurayra" translates from Arabic as "father of the kitten" or "of the kitten," and was the name adopted by a cat-loving companion of Muhammad, the founder of Islam.)
Another tweet, this one in Arabic, included a photo showing the same light-skinned man sitting on the ground wearing what appeared to be a suicide vest.
Separately, a video circulating on jihadi forums showed what appears to be the same man loading artillery shells into a truck bomb and then the bomb exploding in the city.
Syrian rebel sources based in London tell NBC News that other jihadi tweets suggest the American was of Palestinian descent.
Agence France Presse, citing the monitoring group the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, published a report on the spate of bombings, saying they caused dozens of casualties.
The incident is believed to be the first suicide bombing by a U.S. citizen in the Syrian civil war. Three Americans were confirmed to have carried suicide attacks in Somalia on behalf of another al Qaeda linked group, al Shabab, between 2009 and 2011.
Laith Alkhouri, an NBC News counterterrrorism analyst who found the material online, said reports indicated that "the truck used in the suicide bombing allegedly carried over 16 tons of explosives."
Alkhouri said that if the account is proven accurate, it would almost certainly be used in future propaganda by the al-Nasra Front, which is on the U.S. terrorist watch list.
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"His choice of a suicide bombing is a clear indication that he intended on staying and dying in Syria; never to again return, " he said. "…. There is no doubt his image and action will be used in future propaganda material specifically for this goal."
U.S. intelligence officials said Wednesday that they believe "dozens" of Americans have joined the fighting in the Syrian Civil War, with most taking the side of the rebels. It is believed that hundreds of Westerners have taken part in the fighting, according to U.S. intelligence and rebel sources.
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Eric Harroun, a former U.S. Army soldier who converted to Islam, allegedly fought alongside another al Qaeda affiliate. He was later arrested in the U.S. and charged with material support of terrorism and use of a weapon of mass destruction outside the U.S. In September, he pleaded guilty to lesser charges and was sentenced to time served. He died of "an overdose" last month, his family reported.
NBC News' Sarah Burke and Catherine Chomiak contributed to this report.
Robert Windrem is an investigative reporter/producer with NBC News. His specialty is international security, on-camera commentary on international security for MSNBC and writer on international security for NBCNews.comWinner of 45 national journalism awards, including an Emmy as well as Dupont-Columbia, National Press Club, Sigma Delta Chi, three Edward R. Murrow and eight National Headliners Club awards. He has also been nominated for an Emmy 19 times.Windrem produced the first report on U.S. television on Osama Bin Laden and al Qaeda in January 1997; produced the first inside look of CIA Headquarters on U.S. television in February 1994; arranged and produced exclusive interviews with Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad in New York in September 2006, and in Tehran in July 2008. He also produced extensive reports on "Nightly News" regarding nuclear proliferation in Israel, South Africa, Iraq and Iran as well as reports on the Mexican drug wars; al Qaeda; US drone attacks in Pakistan, the Boston Marathon bombings, the Washington, D.C., snipers; campaign finance scandals, defense procurement abuse, and intelligence technology, among many others.He contributed to NBC News documentaries on the war on terrorism, Hurricane Katrina and nuclear strategy.Windrem co-wrote with William E. Burrows, "Critical Mass: the Dangerous Race for Superweapons in a Fragmenting World", Simon & Schuster, New York, 1994.He has appeared more than 300 times as an expert on national security issues on MSNBC, NBC News and CNBC as well as CBC in Canada, BBC in the UK, Channel 2 in Israel and ABC in Australia. Most recently he served as a consultant on an Israeli TV documentary on Arnon Milchan, the Hollywood producer and arms dealer.He is a graduate of Seton Hall University with a degree in communications arts. He also pursued a graduate degree in American Studies at Seton Hall.


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Drug Firms Warned Over Non-Registration With Online Database
Monday May 4, 2015
With only 41 out of top 100 pharmaceutical firms responding to its direction to register for online database, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has warned to take action if the rest of the companies did not comply with its order im...
Celiac Disease's Prominence Has Drugmakers Racing to Find Treatments
Andrew Pollack, The New York Times | Wednesday April 29, 2015
Pharmaceutical companies are racing to develop the first drugs for celiac disease, which researchers say is much more common than previously thought.
Sun Pharma, 5 Others Add Rs 53,284 Crore to Market Value
Sunday April 19, 2015
The combined market valuation of six of the top ten Sensex companies rose by Rs 53,284.6 crore in the week ended April 17, with Sun Pharmaceutical Industries and Oil & Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) emerging as the biggest gainers.
Government Allows Pharma Companies to Hike Prices of More Than 500 Essential Drugs
India News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday April 8, 2015
The government has allowed pharmaceutical companies to hike rates of 509 essential medicines used for treating various ailments like diabetes, hepatitis and cancer by 3.84 per cent with effect from April 1.
Sun Pharma, 8 Others Add Rs 74,564 Crore to Market Value
Sunday April 5, 2015
The combined market valuation of nine out of top ten Sensex companies advanced by Rs 74,564.28 crore in the week that began on March 30 by with Sun Pharma, ITC and HDFC emerging as the biggest gainers.
NPPA Yet to Recover Rs 3,680 Cr for Drug Price Overcharging
Sunday March 15, 2015
The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) is still to recover Rs 3,680.43 crore from various pharmaceutical companies for overcharging, while almost 95 per cent of the amount is under litigation.
Top Five Sensex Companies Add Rs 48,823 Crore to M-Cap
Sunday March 8, 2015
The m-cap of Sun Pharma surged Rs 26,162.98 crore to Rs 2,14,845.98 crore, the biggest gain among the top-10 Sensex firms.
Why Dishman Pharma is Up 90% in a Year
Monday February 9, 2015
Dishman primarily provides outsourcing services for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) to large pharma companies and help them in commercialisation of those products.
2014: Pharma Deals Worth Billions, Fines Worth Millions
Saturday December 27, 2014
It has been a year of bitter medicine for Indian pharmaceutical companies with fines worth millions of dollars imposed by various foreign regulators, even as they stitched together deals worth billions of dollars, including a high profile merger betw...
Sun Pharma-Ranbaxy Deal Cleared by Fair Trade Regulator
Monday December 8, 2014
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Monday said it has approved generic drug maker Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd's $3.2 billion bid to buy smaller rival Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd, subject to the companies divesting seven products.
Pfizer Announces Completion of Merger With Wyeth
Tuesday December 2, 2014
Drug major Pfizer on Monday announced completion of its merger with Wyeth Ltd, thereby placing itself among the top ten pharmaceutical companies in India by market share.
Indian Pharma Firms Well Positioned for Global Growth: S&P
Wednesday November 12, 2014
As countries are increasingly focusing on affordable healthcare, Indian pharmaceutical firms are well positioned for global growth, according to a report by global rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P).
Dr Reddy's, Glenmark See US Sales Hit by Delay in New Approvals
Wednesday November 12, 2014
India's $15 billion pharmaceutical industry, which has been hit by a spate of regulatory sanctions in the past year due to concerns about production processes, supplies about 40 per cent of generic and over-the-counter drugs to the United States.
Indian Pharma Firms Should Tap Latin American Markets: Barclays
Thursday October 9, 2014
Indian pharmaceutical companies need to focus on the Latin American markets namely Brazil and Mexico, British brokerage firm Barclays has said.
Over the Counter Drug Market Expected to Reach $6.6 Billion by 2016
Sunday October 5, 2014
India's over the counter (OTC) drug market is expected to grow to $6.6 billion by 2016 with pharmaceutical companies and chemists increasing their presence in the rural market.
Domestic Firms Mergers and Acquisitions in January-September Up 16.5 Per Cent
Friday October 3, 2014
Mergers and acquisitions involving domestic companies jumped to the highest level since 2011 to $26.1 billion during the first nine months this year. They were up 16.5 per cent from the year-ago period.
Delhi High Court Asks Pharma Companies, Centre to Resolve the Drug Pricing
Thursday September 18, 2014
A bench of Justice B D Ahmed and Justice Vibhu Bakhru said representatives of the pharma companies hold a meeting with the Director of the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA), Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, to settle the matter "...
US Drug Patent Expiries to Benefit Indian Pharma Industry: Care Ratings
Wednesday September 10, 2014
Expiry of drug patents in the US is great news for not only consumers but also the domestic pharmaceutical industry, where generics account for about 75 per cent of total sales, CARE Ratings said in a report released here on Wednesday.
Top Six Sensex Companies Add Rs 47,825 Crore in Market Valuation
Sunday August 24, 2014
While ONGC, CIL, HDFC Bank, SBI, ICICI Bank and Sun Pharmaceutical saw gains in their market-capitalisation (m-cap), TCS, RIL, ITC and Infosys suffered losses on the other hand.
Government Extends Deadline for Pharma Barcodes
Monday August 18, 2014
The government has extended the deadline to affix barcodes on mono cartons (ointments, eye/ear drops) by pharmaceutical companies to April 2015.
Top 20 Pharma Firms' Capital Expenditure to Surge by 40 Per Cent: Crisil
Wednesday August 13, 2014
India's top 20 pharmaceutical companies would increase capital expenditure by 40 per cent to more than Rs 50,000 crore by fiscal year 2018, credit rating agency Crisil said on Wednesday.
Doctors Caught Taking Bribes. NDTV Expose Raised in Parliament
Delhi News | Reported by Sonal Mehrotra | Tuesday August 12, 2014
A day after NDTV's expose showed doctors in Delhi agreeing to prescribe drugs in exchange for kickbacks, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said in Parliament that "unethical practices" will be urgently tackled and that "adequate action" will follow.
Sun Pharma-Ranbaxy Deal Gets BSE, NSE Clearance
Monday July 21, 2014
The 'no-objection' from the two exchanges would allow the two companies to file with the High Court for further clearance of the deal and marks one of the numerous regulatory approvals that Sun they need to consummate the transaction.
Price Cap: Drug Makers' Profitability May Come Under Pressure, Says Icra
Sunday July 20, 2014
With the drug price control order (DPCO) coverage extending to almost 40 per cent of the industry, profitability in the domestic business of pharma companies is likely to come under pressure, according to rating agency Icra.


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I am trying to create landing pages in Drupal6.
Does any body have any idea how we can create landing pages ?
Landing page" is a marketing term that describes a page on your site that a visitor is directed to from an outside source.
for Drupal 6
The landing page module is available. But it not available for drupal7.
For Drupal 7
If I understood correctly you want to be able to do is redirect your users to a node/page if they come from an external referer?
You'll need to create a normal node then create a module which redirects user depending on their refereral. I think you can use this module to know where the user is coming from.
The module recommended by Rikesh seems to do that but I haven't tried it yet.
Amandeep, if you can outline what your criteria are for a landing page, it would help us create better answers.
As SpaceBeers said, any page "can" be a langing page. But if you want to be able to track übercart purchases that come from a particular source, or if you want to use the same landing page for multiple outside sources but track the number of hits from those referrers, it may be that you'll have an easier time doing this sort of thing using Google Analytics. Look for details on "Funnels". You can also us analytics software to compare results from different sources (referrers) that match a particular start page.
Basically, since "landing page" is a marketing term rather than a technical term, you need to provide more details as to what you're looking for when you ask questions in a forum like StackOverflow.
I have a number of drupal sites that direct traffic to other "affiliate" sites as well as I have traffic directed to me.
My personal understanding of a landing page, in marketing terms, is a page that is more likely to convert traffic into "sales".
When you consider drupal, you cannot view it in the old fashioned hierarchy structure as that structure no longer exists. You are however given this illusion if you are using url aliases, however all drupal pages are listed at www.yoursite.com/node/nid, even your index/homepage has a url like this, you just don't see it.
Anyway, I view a landing page as a highly convertable page, You would obviously then need to theme your page or design to be more convertable.
If you mean by landing page that this is the page listed in google rankings... then you need to go the SEO root.
But truthfully, it is too broad of a topic to give you a straight answer without you giving us your description of landing page... set the boundaries for us and we'll try the best we can to help you out.


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Deadly Danger on the Job
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GO GUY will Revolutionize the World of Emergency Urinating
U-R-IN Control starts initial campaign to promote Go-Guy, the pocket urinal to all males. It is commonly known that even if you don't have inconstancy or bladder issues, every male sometime in their life will have a need for emergency peeing. Teachers, mothers of sons, sportsman, college kids, truckers are all involved with the latest craze called Go-Guy, the pocket urinal.
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Go Guy is the next greatest product since the condom. Condoms at one time were in the back of the pharmacy department hidden in the corner because people were embarrassed to let people know what they were planning or that they were even using the product. Since the 80′s they have now become socially accepted and are seen at the checkout counter with now over 50 different brands and styles to choose from in many locations. Condoms are now used in everyday conversation for helping with safe sex.
Go-Guy is in the same position that the condom was in the 60′s. Men are embarrassed about sharing if they have had a urinating accident. Men don't even openly discuss what is so commonly seen – some guy standing on the side of the road with his back to traffic in a desperate effort to relieve himself, peeing right there in public. Or how about all the bottles lying by the side of the road filled with a strange unknown yellow liquid? For years men have harbored a deep secret: they'll pee in just about anything when they're stuck with nowhere to go. Men grab cups, pee in bottles or just hop out and pee on the road when an emergency arises.
Here are a few testimonials from men of all ages that illustrate the incredible need for Go-Guy:
"This winter at a ski resort I felt the urge to pee but decided to go down the hill for the last time before heading to the toilet. Unfortunately it proved to be a very bad decision since the lift got stuck for over 30 minutes and the cold weather made me soon have to pee really really bad. I didn't make it to the bathroom and totally peed myself. It was pretty embarrassing but my cousin who was with me could not stop laughing. Needless to say that ended skiing for the day and I had to go back to the cabin soaked with pee." Emzi
"I was a senior when this happened. I was walking to the bus stop with lots of friends. I had been needing to pee for 3 hours and by this time I became desperate and started laughing. So much that I dribbled down my leg and out my pants cuff which other people saw and it spread around school like a wild fire." Josh
"I was 22 years old and had to pee really badly, so I peed in someone's yard and two cops found me and gave me a ticket. I was thinking of running at first but wow fifty dollars for peeing!" Kevin S
"One day, we had a math test. I had to pee really badly. We weren't allowed to go during the test. It had settled down for a while. Ten minutes after that, the urge came back, stronger this time. I was slanting my legs sideways, holding my crotch, and biting my pencil. I could not concentrate on my test. I told my teacher that I had to go really badly. She did not care. Finally I just lost it. Pee squirted out all over. I had many nicknames for years and they still make fun of me today." Jason
These are just a few embarrassing moments from males who did not have GO-Guy to rely on to solve their urinating issues. GO-Guy is so small it can fit in your pocket, wallet, or glove compartment. The solution is a small, compact, watertight leak resistant bag that is filled with polymer crystals that gelatinize the urine upon contact. Each U-R-IN Control GO-Guy bag comes in discrete black so no one knows what's inside. They also come with a wet wipe for sanitary clean up. It is ready for that one time when there is nowhere to go, you can go where you are with Go-Guy, the pocket urinal.
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The Palms
555 4th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 / SOMA, District 9
ABOUT THIS REPORT Report contents Copyright 2006-2015 Altos Research Corp. All rights reserved. All information contained herein is based on properties currently listed for sale on the Multiple Listing Service. The data presented in this report is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but cannot be guaranteed as such. Use this report as one input in the real estate decision making process, but do not reply on it for accuracy. This report if for information purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell property. We recommend you work with a licensed real estate agent or broker.
World class amenities await you at The Palms. Enjoy the convenience and security of a 24-Hour doorman, concierge, business center, gym, yoga studio. Entertain yourself and your guests in style in the private 20 seat theatre, or swank lounge with billiards table, poker table and plasma TVs. Enjoy a tranquil moment in the signature Palms central courtyard, or a night out at one of the many restaurants and evening establishments, all within steps outside of your front door.
The Palms Features Include:
Reservable lounge area with pool table, poker table, mini wet-bar, and two flat screen TVs
Concierge Services, fulltime doorman and security
Fully equipped business center with conference room and high speed internet connection.
Private 20 seat theater
State of the Art fitness center with yoga room
Lush Palms Park
Multiple bus lines, Muni, AC Transit and Caltrain at your door and very easy access to 80/101 and 280
Close to AT&T Park, within 2 blocks of a Gourmet Safeway, Borders bookstore, Wells Fargo, Starbucks and many other services.
SOMA and South Beach's hot spots located 5-10 minutes away as well.
Close to the cities most vibrant attractions including museums such as the MOMA, numerous art galleries, the Giants Ballpark, Yerba Buena Gardens, Sony Metreon, and the new Westfield Shopping Center!
Excellent restaurants and nightlife are also popping up all over this area! Dine at Coco50, 21st Amendment, Kingfish, Brickhouse Cafe, Tres Agave and many more!
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