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- Agency of the Month
- Business of Government Hour
- The CFO Agenda: Delivering value from financial transparency and audit efforts in the public and private sector
- Cloud-Driven Data Insights in Government
- CXO Surveys
- Disaster Resilience for America
- Federal News Countdown
- Government Perspectives on Mobility and the Cloud
- Reducing Risk in the Cloud
- Reimagining the Next Generation of Government
Shows & Panels
- AFCEA Answers
- American Readiness: Renewable Power and Efficiency Technologies
- Ask the CIO
- The Business Case for Cloud Computing in Government
- Cloud-Driven Data Insights in Government
- Connecting the Dots: Digital Authentication in Government
- Cybersecurity Game Changer: Real-Time Event Processing in Government
- Data-Centric Approaches to Government in the Cloud
- Delivering the Digital Government Mission
- Federal Executive Forum
- Federal News Radio's National Cyber Security Awareness Month Special Panel Discussion
- Federal Tech Talk
- The Future of Government Data Centers
- Government Perspectives on Mobility and the Cloud
- Industrialized, Interoperable and Insight-driven Federal Health Panel
- Innovation and Tech Superiority through Acquisition Reform
- Mitigating Insider Threats in Virtual & Cloud Environments
- Moving Agency Applications to the Cloud with PaaS
- Reducing Risk in the Cloud
- Security in the Age of Targeted Attacks
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- Cloud-Driven Data Insights in Government
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- On DoD
- Pentagon Solutions
- Reducing Risk in the Cloud
- Reimagining the Next Generation of Government
- Transforming Business Operations at the Defense Department
Affordable Care Act Showing Positive Impact
Despite the technical problems, the Affordable Care Act is already making a
permanent, positive impact on the public and private sector workforce. The number of
frontline and non-clinical health care jobs is expected to skyrocket, according to
the College for America at Southern New Hampshire University. That includes the job
of patient navigator that helps connect people to the new healthcare options.
Medical office specialist and medical assistant are expected to be the third and
fourth fastest growing job types through the year 20-20...and that's compared to all
other jobs in all other industries tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The
report says the growth is due in part from the aging baby boomer generation...but
also because of advances in health information technology. The number of jobs as a
medical records technician is also expected to quickly rise.


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Appendix B
Contributor's Consultation Request Form Joint Pathology Center
As noted in the report text, the Joint Pathology Center uses a standardized form for obtaining clinical data associated with the specimens submitted to it for consultation. What follows is a reproduction of the version of this form posted to the JPC website (www.jpc.capmed.mil/docs/consultation_request_form.pdf) when the committee completed its work in mid-2012. The form is dated 03/30/2011.
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Appendix B Contributor's Consultation Request Form Joint Pathology Center As noted in the report text, the Joint Pathology Center uses a stan- dardized form for obtaining clinical data associated with the specimens submitted to it for consultation. What follows is a reproduction of the version of this form posted to the JPC website (www.jpc.capmed.mil/docs/ consultation_request_form.pdf) when the committee completed its work in mid-2012. The form is dated 03/30/2011. 141
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142 FUTURE USES OF THE DOD JPC BIOREPOSITORY ATTN: Armed Forces Institute of Pathology CONTRIBUTOR'S CONSULTATION REQUEST FORM CMAD 6825 16th Street NW ARMED FORCES INSTITUTE OF PATHOLOGY Bldg. 54, Room G071 Washington DC 20306-6000 PATIENT INFORMATION (Required) AFIP Accession No. (previous if known): LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL RACE American Indian or Alaskan Native Asian or Pacific Islander DATE OF BIRTH AGE SOCIAL SECURITY NO. Black White Unknown Month: Day: Year: SEX: Male Female ETHNICITY Hispanic Not of Hispanic Origin MATERIALS FORWARDED FIXATIVE (Required) REGISTRIES/SERS Clinical Information (req'd) Formalin Fixed (Wet Tissue) Frozen Tissue Formalin SERS Surgical Path Report (req'd) Autopsy Protocol X-rays B5 POW Slides (req'd) Rpt of Investigation (AFME) Photos Glyo-Fixx Kuwait/Persian Gulf Blocks Rpt of Toxicologic Studies Other Alcohol (eg: Omnifx* Iraqi Freedom (AFME) Safe-Fix*, Histochoice*) (*TM) Enduring Freedom CASE IDENTIFICATION Frozen (Afghanistan) Specific Biopsy Site or Organ (Required) Agent Orange Immunoflouresence SPECIMEN IDENTIFICATION EM Depleted Uranium Specimen Containers must be labeled with two identifiers. Leishmaniasis Other Embedded Metal Contributor's Accession No.(s) Zenkers, Bouins, etc. Fragments Requested Department Chemical Agent (nerve) Other CONTRIBUTOR'S WORKING DIAGNOSIS: (Differential diagnosis and questions should be entered in "Comments and Requests" Section) CLINICAL HISTORY: Include: Location, Size, Symptoms, Duration, Physical and Laboratory Findings, Type and Date of Operation(s) and/or other Treatment. (Continue in "Comment and Requests" section) CONTRIBUTOR'S INFORMATION CONTRIBUTOR'S NAME NAME OF FACILITY BUSINESS ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE COUNTRY TELEPHONE FAX EMAIL This form may be reproduced by the contributor or requested from AFIP. AFIP Form 288-R (October 2010)
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APPENDIX B 143 IMPORTANT Have you enclosed a legible summary of the clinical findings, laboratory data, operative findings or report, and specific treatment? Cases selected for inclusion in specific registries often require additional information. Clinical or gross photos, pertinent X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, echograms, angiograms, and similar diagnostic studies add substantially to the education value of the case. They are highly desired by some departments and required by others. COMMENTS AND REQUESTS: AFIP RETENTION POLICY 1. MICROSCOPIC SLIDES SUBMITTED WITH EACH CASE ARE RETAINED PERMANENTLY. Under certain circumstances original slides may be returned to the Contributor if requested by the Contributor and approved by the Chair of the Department that would review the case. If slides are returned, then each slide will be digitized at the expense of the Contributor. 2. Blocks are retained for a minimum of ten (10) years, unless return is requested by the Contributor at the time the case is submitted. Contributors may request return or loan of blocks at some later time. If blocks are returned, then AFIP will retain representative diagnostic material. 3. Other pathologic material, X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, echograms, angiograms, photographs, and similar diagnostic studies may be retained for education and research or discarded. SIGNATURE OF CONTRIBUTOR DATE REQUEST FORWARDED (YYYYMMDD) PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT 1. AUTHORITY: 5 U.S.C. 301 and 10 U.S.C 176, 5 U.S.C. 552a, 10 U.S.C 1079b. 2. PRINCIPAL PURPOSES: Medical information received is considered during the consultative process and is used to form a database for education and research in pathology. Other patient information is used for filing and retrieval of consultation records. Information concerning the contributor is used to maintain contributor mailing lists. 3. ROUTINE USES: a. In addition to those disclosures generally permitted under 5 U.S.C. 552a(b) of the Privacy Act, these records or information contained therein may specifically be disclosed outside the DoD as a routine use as follows. b. Pathology consultation records are tracked in the Pathology Information Management System database for filing and retrieval of records, medical research, and statistical purposes. Individual consultation records may be released to the contributing medical care provider (physician, veterinarian), when required by law or as otherwise permitted by 45 C.F.R. 164. c. The DoD `Blanket Routine Uses' set forth at the beginning of the Army's compilation of systems of records notices also apply to this system. d. Pathology consultation records contain individually identifiable health information. The DoD Health Information Privacy Regulation (DoD 6025.18-R) issued pursuant to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, applies to most such health information. DoD 6025.18-R may place additional procedural requirements on the uses and disclosures of such information beyond those found in the Privacy Act of 1974 or mentioned in this Privacy Act Notice. 4. PROVISION OF INFORMATION: The provision of patient information requested on this form is voluntary. However, if the information is not furnished, a consultation may not be possible. If so, the material submitted may be returned at the discretion of the AFIP without a consultation.
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Court ruling kills state's redevelopment agencies
California Supreme Court says local agencies can't remain by paying state
The Brown administration is still fine-tuning the numbers, but believes the state and schools will come out ahead by about $1 billion in 2011-2012 and at least that much in 2012-2013.
Since redevelopment agencies are soon to be dissolved, the state's normal property tax distribution formula kicks in. The money that would have gone to redevelopment will now be divided among schools, cities and special districts.
If the court had upheld the opt-in law, agencies would have been able to keep some of the property tax increments. That would have meant just $430 million for schools in 2012-13. Now it will be closer to $1 billion.
Redevelopment agencies and their supporters dispute this calculation.
The other fallout is the fate of local redevelopment plans and programs -- how current bonds and loan payments will be covered, what contracts remain in force and who will oversee revitalization efforts and with what money to make them happen.
"We're going through all our existing obligations to try and figure out what their status is under the opinion," said Kim Kilkenny, chairman of the Centre City Development Corp. board, which oversees downtown redevelopment for the City Council.
He said CCDC may continue to exist because it contracts with the city to act as the downtown planning and development review department for the city and manages several projects, including parking garages.
But how CCDC would be paid remains in question he said.
The court gave local redevelopment agencies an extra four months to meet their obligations before going out of business. It set Jan. 15 as the deadline to meet other requirements that were earlier set for last Sept. 1 but were delayed when the court accepted the case.
The agency dissolution bill provided for "successor agencies" to take over from redevelopment agencies and in most cases, officials said, that will be the cities.
But the bill also called for independent boards, not including city representatives, to vote on how to dispose of properties held by the redevelopment agencies. The members of the boards, one for each redevelopment agency in the state, remain to be selected.
"Redevelopment is indispensible to cities to spur economic development, create jobs and improve communities," said Chris McKenzie, executive director of the League of California Cities that orchestrated the appeal to the court. "We know legislators recognize that and we hope they're willing to work with us to reinstate redevelopment. We want to work as partners with state lawmakers to revive this tool in an accountable manner."
But Richard Rider, spokesman for the San Diego Taxfighters group, said he welcomed the ruling as "excellent" news because it effectively ends the right of cities to condemn one person's property and sell or give it to another for a new project that generates more economic activity and tax revenues.
"I fundamentally oppose taking people's property because they want to give it to someone to create more sales taxes," he said.
He said revitalization can be achieved by creating business improvement districts, maintenance districts and other entities, although those require voter-backed higher taxes, and redevelopment does not.


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David L. Clarke
|David L. Clarke
|October 3, 1937
|June 27, 1976(aged 38)
David Leonard Clarke (3 November 1937 – 27 June 1976)[1] was an English archaeologist, born in Kent, England, noted for his work on processual archaeology.
Clarke studied at Peterhouse, Cambridge, where he became a fellow in 1966. His teaching and writing, particularly in analytical archaeology in 1967, transformed European archaeology in the 1970s. It demonstrated the importance of systems theory, quantification, and scientific reasoning in archaeology, and drew ecology, geography, and comparative anthropology firmly within the ambit of the subject. Never really accepted by the Cambridge hierarchy, he was nevertheless loved by his students for his down-to-earth, inclusive attitudes toward them.
Clarke died in 1976 as a result of thrombosis arising from a gangrenous twisted gut.[2]
- Clarke, David L. (1968). Analytical Archaeology. Methuen. ISBN 0-416-42850-9.
- Clarke, David L. (1972). Models in Archaeology. London: Methuen. ISBN 0-416-16540-0.
- Clarke, David L. (1977). Spatial Archaeology. Boston: Academic Press. ISBN 0-12-175750-1.
- Clarke, David L. (1979). Analytical Archaeologist: Collected Papers of David L. Clarke. Boston: Academic Press. ISBN 0-12-175760-9.
External links[edit]
- Quote from David Clarke, from his 1973 article in Antiquity called The Loss of Innocence. Antiquity 47:100.
- Guidi, Alessandro (September 1, 1998). "Clarke in Mediterranean Archaeology : David Clarke's 'Archaeology : The Loss of Innocence' (1973) 25 Years After". Antiquity 72 (277): 678–680. ISSN 0003-598X.
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Ridley Scott's new film Exodus: Gods and Kings recasts the myth of Moses in typically grimdark swords-and-sandals fashion. It... ain't so good. Want something more artful? Look no further than The Prince of Egypt [alt], an underrated masterpiece of DreamWorks' traditional animation era. Directed by Brenda Chapman (a first for women in animation), scored to spectacular effect by Hans Zimmer and Stephen Schwartz, and voiced by, among others, Voldemort, Batman, and Professor X, the ambitious film features gorgeous, striking visuals and tastefully integrated CGI in nearly every scene. It also manages the improbable feat of maturing beyond cartoon clichés while humanizing the prophet's journey from carefree scion to noble (and remorseful) liberator without offending half the planet -- while still being quite a fun ride. Already seen it? Catch the making-of documentary, or click inside for more. [more inside]
I never master these skills, because I am the wrong man for the job.
I killed At The Movies. The dueling critics format outlived Siskel, the more natural on-air presence of the two. So why didn't it outlive Ebert?
"The movies are like a machine that generates empathy."
Life Itself. The documentary based on Roger Ebert's memoir, by Hoop Dreams' director Steve James, premiered at Sundance in January and is now rolling out in theaters and on demand.
"Thank you for being the best readers any film critic could ask for."
Roger Ebert has announced that he has had a recurrence of cancer and will be taking a partial hiatus from reviewing while he undergoes treatment. Ebert, who lost the ability to speak and eat to cancer in 2006, filed a career-record 306 reviews in 2012. The news comes as Ebert plans to revamp his website and is considering a Kickstarter campaign to bring back his iconic show At the Movies. A documentary about Ebert directed by Steve James and executive produced by Martin Scorsese is currently in production.
Barbet Schroeder's "Barfly"
Roger Ebert on the set of Barfly. [more inside]
"The cinema is Nicholas Ray"
Today is the 100th birthday of Raymond Nicholas Kienzle, better known as Nicholas Ray. The seminal Hollywood-outcast-turned-French-New-Wave idol behind Rebel Without a Cause, Bigger Than Life, Bitter Victory and the hallucinatory Western Johnny Guitar made intensely emotional films about isolated people, often infused with profound desperation and a sense of the nightmarish. Francois Truffaut dubbed him "the poet of nightfall," while Jean-Luc Godard simply declared that "the cinema is Nicholas Ray." He studied architecture under Frank Lloyd Wright, mentored Jim Jarmusch and let Wim Wenders film him as he was dying of cancer. Bob Dylan even wrote a hit song about one of his movies. [more inside]
The Siskel & Ebert Vault
Starting tonight, Ebert Presents At the Movies will begin airing full episodes of Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert's original PBS show, Sneak Previews. Taking a break from reviewing movies, co-hosts Christy Lemire and Ignatiy Vishnevetsky will introduce and discuss the episodes. Hungry for more classic Siskel & Ebert? Try the invaluable, Ebert-approved SiskelandEbert.org, a growing archive of home-taped episodes of Sneak Previews and At the Movies. [more inside]
"...the way of nature, and the way of grace."
For Roger Ebert, it's a prayer that made him "more alert to the awe of existence." For Rober Koehler, it's a kitschy New Age con. For Richard Brody, it perfectly captures the essence of a generation by depicting a character thinking "back to the musings and fantasies of childhood, which are the product of a wondrous and fantastic view of science formed by popular-science books for children and by the commercial artists whose illustrations adorned them." For Stephanie Zacharek, it's "a gargantuan work of pretension." For Ignatiy Vishnevetsky, it's "a creation myth in the guise of a crypto-autobiography" that invents a universe of its own only to destroy it. For J. Hoberman, it's lifeless and dull, "essentially a religious work and, as such, may please the director's devotees, cultists, and apologists." It spent thirty years in development, three in editing and, yes, it contains dinosaurs. The Tree of Life, written and directed by famously reclusive Zoolander fan and "JD Salinger of American movies" Terrence Malick , won the Palme d'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival. Tomorrow, it comes out in the United States. [more inside]
"Now that we know who you are... I know who I am."
Dear M. Night Shyamalan, Sincerely, Omer Mozaffar.
"Dark, small, stroby, headache inducing, alienating. And expensive."
Film editor and sound designer extraordinaire Walter Murch writes to Roger Ebert regarding a fundamental conundrum of current 3D technology: "It is like tapping your head and rubbing your stomach at the same time."
"The best single film criticism site.."
Roger Ebert: "In the last year or two, the world's cinema has become even more available. This instant, sitting right here, I can choose to watch virtually any film you can think of via Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, MUBI, the Asia/Pacific Film Archive, Google Video or Vimeo. At Europa Film Treasures, I can watch films none of us has heard of." Ebert on how the accessibility of film online is making for more and better film criticism from around the world "..by their early 20s, Wael Khairy of Cairo and Seongyong Cho of Seoul had seen every significant film ever made." "The best single film criticism site is arguably davidbordwell.net". [more inside]
When I am writing my problems become invisible and I am the same person I always was. All is well. I am as I should be.
Roger Ebert, his writing, and his battle with cancer are hardly foreign topics here, but this in-depth interview/profile from Esquire about Ebert's illness, loss of speech, and late career burst of creativity is worth a read.
Tennessee Williams said it was the best film version of any of his plays. Roger Ebert called it "awkward and hopeless on its most fundamental level". John Waters calls it a major influence on the development of his taste. [more inside]
Death to film critics! Hail to the CelebCult!
Death To Film Critics! Hail The CelebCult! "A newspaper film critic is like a canary in a coal mine. When one croaks, get the hell out. The lengthening toll of former film critics acts as a poster child for the self-destruction of American newspapers, which once hoped to be more like the New York Times and now yearn to become more like the National Enquirer. We used to be the town crier. Now we are the neighborhood gossip."
Faster Roger! Write! Write!
Roger Ebert to return to writing movie reviews. Love him, hate him, disagree with him, worship him, whatever, but Pulitzer Prize winning movie critic Roger Ebert, after several operations that have left him without the power of speech, will return to writing movie reviews shortly after his 10th Annual movie festival, Ebertfest. Me, personally, I'm happy as heck about this.
Scenes from a Posthumous Potshot
In Scenes from an Overrated Career, film critic Jonathan Rosenbaum writes a rare New York Times op-ed arguing that the work of recently deceased director Ingmar Bergman is overvalued compared to Carl Theodor Dreyer and Robert Bresson. Both Roger Ebert and David Bordwell respond to Rosenbaum's takedown of Bergman, while Rosenbaum writes a brief eulogy blog post on Bergman. Meanwhile, another blogger discusses how Antonioni and Bergman hated each other despite recent obits that have paired them together.
"I ain't a pretty boy no more"
"I ain't a pretty boy no more" Roger Ebert is determined to attend his Overlooked Film Festival tomorrow.
We spend too much time hiding illness. There is an assumption that I must always look the same. I hope to look better than I look now. But I'm not going to miss my festival.[via]
Sir Lord, meet Miss Boop-a-Doop-a-Dee
In 30 years of going to Cannes, Roger Ebert has witnessed Francis Ford Coppola suffering from post-Apocolypse insanity and learned Jerry Lewis's secret for preventing riots--but the most interesting character he ever met there was a loudmouthed, fast-talking Texan named Silver Dollar Baxter with an uncanny gift for bluffing...
Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert's new web site, launched by the Chicago Sun-Times, includes nearly 10,000 pieces of the newly svelte critic's writing, including more than 5,500 film reviews dating back to 1967. Love him or hate him, that's quite a (free) resource. [via TV Barn]
Roger Ebert salutes Buster Keaton
Roger Ebert salutes Buster Keaton in an article in which he says the Great Stone Face is "the greatest actor-director in the history of the movies." High praise indeed! Any other Keaton fans out there? (This is from the Chicago Sun-times--I don't believe registration is required.) And if you want to see Buster smiling--sort of--here's a picture of him with one-time movie partner Fatty Arbuckle.
Ebert gushes:
Ebert gushes: After seeing Steven Spielberg's "Minority Report," my mind was churning with amazement and curiosity. Talking to Spielberg and his star, Tom Cruise, I found myself not an interviewer but simply a moviegoer, talking the way you do when you walk out of a movie that blindsides you with its brilliance.
Roger Ebert savages "John Q." for general dumbness
Roger Ebert savages "John Q." for general dumbness yet agrees with the message: we should have socialized health care. Steve MacLaughlin, however, details how the film greatly misrepresents medical and health care reality just to make its point -- and he fears that Joe Popcorn is going to absorb it as political education. Given that the film is set in the present day, rather than some fictional dystopian future, is this artistic license or irresponsible oversight? Perhaps libelous propaganda?
No place for political correctness in film. By Roger Ebert.
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If you don't enjoy the things I write about — entertainment, nightlife, music, booze, gadgets, sports, Playboy models and more —you're probably dead. I enjoy when you read what I write. (And, yes, it's my real name. Stop asking.)
Chris Paul of the L.A. Clippers scored 20 points and dished out 15 assists, as the Western Conference beat the East, 143-138, in the NBA All-Star Game in Houston on Sunday night. The Thunder's Kevin Durant added 30 points, and Kobe Bryant of the Lakers blocked Miami's LeBron James twice in the final minutes to help seal the win
Male grooming product maker AXE catches plenty of heat for its over-the-top ad campaigns. Its 2013 Super Bowl commercial for AXE Apollo is in lockstep with the company's irreverent tone.
Many states claim to be football factories, but Ada, Ohio has one.
Football fans are known for their intensity, especially during a big rivalry game. The Pro Bowl is not one of those games.
The NBA's New Orleans Hornets will officially change the name of their franchise to the New Orleans Pelicans at a news conference on Thursday, according to a Yahoo! Sports source. The team will also debut an entirely new color scheme of blue, gold and red. Several logos fitting that description have been leaked online, but none has yet been deemed official.
NFL fans could see laser first-down markers like those currently visible on television broadcasts also used in stadiums in the future. (Insert bad Dr. Evil impression saying "lasers" here)
Barack Obama took the oath of office just before noon in Washington on Monday to begin his second term as president of the United States.
The San Francisco 49ers rallied past the Atlanta Falcons for the NFC title, and the Baltimore Ravens upset the New England Patriots for the AFC crown. San Francisco and Baltimore, coached by brothers Jim and John Harbaugh respectively, will meet in Super Bowl XLVII on Feb. 3 in New Orleans. Here's a recap of Sunday's conference title games:
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3E Company
based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
3E Company's comprehensive suite of data products and information services enable improved compliance with global Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) requirements related to the safe manufacturing, distribution, transportation, usage and disposal of chemicals and hazardous products. This full chemical lifecycle approach enables in-house EH&S staff to reduce cost, risk ...
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Since its inception in 1987, ICC The Compliance Center has been training and providing products to comply with dangerous goods regulations to safely handle and transport dangerous goods by air, ground or sea. ICC The Compliance Center has been operating for over 20 years throughout Canada and the United States, and has developed products that have become the de facto ...
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Telematic is a software house born in 1980 and specialized in delivering solutions related to regulations governing the classification of chemicals, labeling of chemicals and transport of chemical substances and mixtures. A thorough knowledge of the regulations and the long experience in the study of solutions for hundreds of companies allowed us to make more and more ...
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based in Athens, GREECE
SustChem Engineering provides service packages concerning the establishment and the operation of an enterprise. SUSTCHEM Engineering also provides advisory services, suitably adapted in the type and interests of the clients. SUSTCHEM Engineering was founded in 2007 by the Chemical Engineers Panagiotis Braimiotis and Panos Scarlatos.
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Recognized as a global leader, Selerant provides innovative formula-based manufacturers with product development solutions to dramatically accelerate time to market. Selerant addresses the unique concerns of formula-based manufacturers in its latest product lifecycle management solution, DevEX. With its core strenght in compliance and more than 20 years of experience, ...
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Extensive range of ferrous and non-ferrous metal separators to separate and recover all metals, including stainless steel. Eriez products include overband magnetic separators, ferrite and rare earth drum magnets, eddy current separators (non-ferrous metal separators), magnetic filters, high sensitivity all-metal separators and metal detectors. Eriez is a well-established ...
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The Glasgow business, which is majority controlled by George King, the father of nightclub entrepreneur Stefan King, posted turnover of £48.6 million for the year ended May 21, up from just under £46m for the previous 12 months.
Pre-tax profit fell 72.4% to £56,000 from £203,000 in 2012.
"The directors are pleased to report that the company's continual policy of expansion in order to increase its share of the convenience store market is proving to be successful," G101's board members wrote in their report to the accounts. "The directors can report an increase of almost £2.7m in the company's annual turnover.
"Looking ahead, there are strong indications that, although maybe not to the same level, the annual turnover will again show an improvement."
The company made sales worth nearly £3.8m to Stefan King's G1 Group during the year.
G101, which employed an average of 437 people, was founded primarily as an off-licence in Glasgow in 1972. Since then it has grown into one of Scotland's largest independent off-licence chains with 47 shops, but with a portfolio that extends to convenience stores, warehousing, storage and distribution and a bonded warehouse.


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Place2Give creates Emergency Flood Relief FundPlace2Give has created a Flood Relief Fund to assist in the clean-up efforts and any other flood relief efforts needed. http://www.place2give.com/CalgaryFlood.
Philanthropy in an Idea EconomyThe past couple of months I have been presenting at a variety of conferences - technology, non-profit and financial on how technology is influencing the philanthropic industry.
Connections 2013 - Social Profit Sector in CalgaryLast night was the kickoff to the Connections 2013 summit hosted by CCVO (Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations) bringing together hundreds of Calgarians who work in the charity and non-profit sectors,
Bill C-458: Extending the charitable giving yearThe end of the year is coming and so is the last day for you to make charitable donations that can be deducted from this year's taxes. There is a movement afoot to have the charitable giving year extended to align with the RRSP season.
The Gamification of PhilanthropyGamification of homelessness This morning as I was driving to my office I was listening to CBC Radio and there was a piece on a new App that is being developed in Vancouver called, iBeg.
Who Owns Charity Sector Data?Who Owns Charity Sector Data? This week I attended the Grow2012 Conference in Vancouver. It is the last stop on my road trip and a great way to end a month-long exploration of what is happening in communities
Measuring PerformanceFollowing up on a post a few weeks ago on the Industrialization of Philanthropy I want to explore how we evaluate charities, and more importantly what does "good performance" in the charitable sector look like.


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Due to continuous bandhs , schools were shut and students were given holidays, sometimes for more than 20 days. But some schools had given so much homework to the students and been working even on Sundays that it has caused so much strain on us. Parents too support the schools and force children to accept it. What then, will happen to regular holidays?
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Streams of Whiskey is a Pogues, Shane MacGowan, and The Popes tribute band. If you want to hear "Fields of Athenry" and "I'll Tell Me Ma," then don't bother coming to see this band. They play Pogues, Pogues, and only Pogues!
Streams of Whiskey was born out of desperation. Barnacle Bill was idiotically hired for an Irish gig at Egan and Sons on St. Paddy's Day in 2007. Once Steve (drums), Stuart (guitar), and Yianni (bass) realized they didn't actually know any Irish songs, the race began and the recruiting was on. Luckily, Steve's girlfriend Karen (tin whistle) is psychotically obsessed with Shane MacGowan and The Pogues, and Steve (a distant third) offered to be the musical director while basically picking her favorite songs. A month later they managed to bump Steve from drums to vocals and Karen from musical director to tin whistle. A few months and a gig later, the group's favorite bartender Paulie Walnuts entered the fray on drums. (Walnuts has since blown himself up whilst lighting a cig after too much Jameson!) Stepping into his shoes is Tim Alworth. Rounding out the group was Jeff "Polly" Young on fiddle.
Together, these seven musicians recreate the magic, mayhem, drunkenness, and fun that was and is The Pogues. All in all, the band is pretty much a load of misfits that somehow found each other under the umbrella of the Pogues. These musicians love what they do, and it shows!
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Innovative Language Learning has released Pocket Italian and language learning apps in eight other languages. The apps are also available for Arabic, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Russian and will be available for English, German, and Spanish. They will be offered at four different levels of aptitude and will all be made available for purchase on iTunes during the month of February. The apps work using pre-recorded lessons and dialogues, self-recordings and dozens of pages of text-book style lesson notes with hours of audio, including compact versions of the company's educational podcasts.
Each app contains ten lessons that build on one-another, with storylines, multiple voices and detailed explanations of the lessons. Review tracks, vocabulary lists and flashcards are also included in each app.
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Somatic polyG mutation profiles of two mouse littermates. (A) Histogram showing how many different mutant alleles are identified for each marker across all of the approximately 100 cells genotyped for each mouse. An average of 5 mutant alleles was observed on each polyG marker in both mice, yielding an average mutation rate as 0.5 mutant alleles/polyG locus/cell. (B) Histogram showing the number of polyG marker mutations (from all approximately 110 markers) detected per cell for each mouse. For mouse 1, somatic mutations were observed in 36.7% of approximately 110 polyG markers for each single cell clone on average, while in mouse 2, an average of 34.4% were observed. (C) Average genetic distance of different types of tissues to the zygote for each mouse.
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The Top 50 Albums of All Time
Eleven months into the 50th-anniversary year of this magazine, we still just want to celebrate. And ever since we ran our "Top 50 DVDs of All Time", you just knew we'd have to do the music side of the Sound & Vision equation. So, here they are: our "Top 50 Albums of All Time." But wait (all together now), there's more! Because we know you love bonus tracks, we've gathered 50 additional records, covering the best in live albums, jazz, classical, surround, and miscellaneous stuff.
The Top 50 tally honors original studio albums. We didn't take the easy way out and pad it with greatest hits and boxed sets. If the artists worked hard to create these classics, shouldn't we work hard to put 'em in a list?
My colleagues gave me some good-natured ribbing on exactly how hard this assignment was. "What an arduous, unforgiving task," quipped Parke Puterbaugh, "trying to condense 50 years of rock & roll history into a list of 50 albums." Nonetheless, condense he did. Echoed our most veteran music critic, Steve Simels: "A more arduous task I can't recall." He then summed up: "This has been among the most exhausting and exhilarating undertakings of my entire professional life." And we all loved every minute of it. - KEN RICHARDSON
1: The Beatles: Revolver (Capitol)
The original label, of course, was Parlophone in England. Which brings up the most important discussion about this album's physical format. I'm not talking LP, cassette, 8-track, or CD. I'm talking British album - as the Beatles sequenced it, George Martin produced it, and Geoff Emerick engineered it - vs. the American "version."
Hard to believe that we still have to point that out. But when some people continue to cling to the "nostalgia" of the U.S. releases, and when Dave Marsh devotes an entire book to defending The Beatles' Second Album, it bears repeating, again: Stay away from the old Capitols.
The programmatic and sonic liberties taken with 1966's Revolver weren't as egregious as in earlier botches. But only with the original will you get "I'm Only Sleeping" as the proper link between "Eleanor Rigby" and "Love You To"; only here will "And Your Bird Can Sing" give you a jolt between the piano tunes "Good Day Sunshine" and "For No One"; and only here does the burbling-guitar fade-out of "Doctor Robert" segue into the burbling-guitar fade-in of "I Want to Tell You."
"But," you want to ask me, "why is this the best album of all time?" Remember: All of those genre-defining songs above are on the same record. Need I really say more? Sure, I could go on about the final track. But the importance of "Tomorrow," everyone knows. - KEN RICHARDSON
2: Bob Dylan: Blonde on Blonde (Columbia)
Having made the transition from acoustic folksinger to electric rocker, Bob Dylan was bursting with creative energy when he recorded 1966's Blonde on Blonde in, of all places, Nashville. Maybe it's the fact that the crack country session players used by underrated producer Bob Johnston weren't especially well versed in Dylan's verse-heavy songs, but there's a clarity and ease to the music that lends Dylan a tremendously supportive backdrop to bob and weave against. The elusive bard of the '60s gave us much to mull over on this double LP, from lyrical carnival rides like "Absolutely Sweet Marie" and "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" to the (count 'em) three Top 40 hits, all drastically different: "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35," "I Want You," and "Just Like a Woman." But the crowning glory is "Visions of Johanna," whose 7 ½ minutes of brilliantly evocative stream-of-consciousness poetry stillfly by after all these years. - BILLY ALTMAN
3: The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Electric Ladyland (Reprise; Experience Hendrix)
"Produced and Directed by Jimi Hendrix." So read the credits to 1968's Electric Ladyland - and the key word is Directed, for this is the album that would get me on the hunt for a better pair of headphones so I could absorb all of its cinematic nuances. For almost a year, the only way I engaged this swirling cauldron of creativity was in the dark and on my Sennheiser HD420s, trying to unravel the eerie sci-fi mysteries of "1983" and "Moon, Turn the Tides." Such intense listening sessions revealed this double album's other sonic gems: the Hawaiian slide riffs on "All Along the Watchtower," the cellophane-wrapped comb comps on "Crosstown Traffic," Jimi's multitracked gospel harmonies on "Long Hot Summer Night," and the perpetually punishing wah-wah riff clinic on the epic closer, "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)." Man oh man, what a mind-blowing Experience. - MIKE METTLER
4: The Rolling Stones: Let It Bleed (London; ABKCO)
This isn't just a 1969 farewell to a decade. As a counterpart to Goodbye Baby & Amen (Stones cover photographer David Bailey's book of portraits, published earlier the same year), it's the sound of an era shutting down. The album opens with the aural equivalent of a pistol shot in the apocalyptic "Gimme Shelter." And it ends with an ode to resignation, "You Can't Always Get What You Want" - which is also, in Greil Marcus's apt phrase, the most outrageous production ever staged by a rock & roll band. In between, there's a lot of stuff that sounds like cowboys playing the blues, a lot more stuff about sex and death and power (the Stones' great subjects), and best of all, Keith Richards's first solo vocal, on the utterly gorgeous "You Got the Silver." The band's next two studio LPs were variations on the theme; if Let It Bleed was the last gasp of the '60s party, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main St. were the staggering home at sunrise and the subsequent hangover. - STEVE SIMELS
5: Bob Dylan: Highway 61 Revisited (Columbia)
Even with the 2003 SACD remaster in the catalog, I still prefer the vinyl. Here's an album that requires surface noise, to boost the electric guitars and add extra static to the drums. No one will ever confuse this 1965 set with the studio wizardry of Steely Dan, but no one has ever gotten a better sound for a live-playing band either. Of course, Dylan's lyrics are hallucinatory and spellbinding. But Bobby Gregg's drums, mashing through "Tombstone Blues," are every bit as revelatory, and Michael Bloomfield's country-flamenco picking on "Desolation Row" matters as much as whatever Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot are arguing about in the captain's tower. (Don't forget the organ on "Ballad of a Thin Man.") Meanwhile, the best-sung line on the entire album just might be when Bob takes a healthy bite out of the word "good" in asking, "Don't the moon look good, mama, shinin' through the trees?" - ROB O'CONNOR


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Andrew Cores Family Law Group
Chicago, Illinois Divorce, Family and Business Litigation Law Firm708-998-4002
Andrew Cores Family Law Group strives to protect the interests of business owners, and individual clients, throughout Illinois and its suburbs from our office in Chicago and nearby areas. We represent clients in a variety of legal practice areas including, banking, commercial litigation,...
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Bellas & Wachowski
Chicago, Illinois Business Attorneys(847) 823-9039
Bellas and Wachowski in Park Ridge, IL, serves as trusted advisors on legal advice, especially on business and real estate matters. The firm can represent clients with a number of issues. For more than 40 years, the firm has helped clients solve their legal problems and find creative...
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Chicago, Illinois Personal Injury Lawyers(312) 445-9160 or (877) 216-4213
Rapoport Law Offices, P.C. is a Chicago, Illinois personal injury law firm with a reputation for outstanding client service and impressive results. The firm's attorneys are skilled litigators with a wealth of collective trial time behind them, as well as a history of large settlements...
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Goldman & Associates
Chicago Criminal Defense Attorney(773) 484-3131 or (847) 215-2600
Goldman and Associates in Chicago provides a defense for those charged with a crime. The firm handles both felonies and misdemeanors and aggressively defends clients' rights and their freedom. The firm has been helping clients for years and is available whenever clients need to talk...
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Social Security Disability Attorney in Chicago, Illinois(872) 465-8733
Ankin Law Offices LLC, based in Chicago, IL, is dedicated to protecting the rights of disabled persons through social security disability benefits. The firm has a team of dedicated and knowledgeable social security disability and SSI lawyers to handle these cases, The attorneys understand...
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Pfaff, Gill & Ports, Ltd.
Chicago Personal Injury and Motor Vehicle Accident Lawyers(312) 828-9666 or (800) 721-8055
We are an eight person office dedicated to providing the best possible representation for people injured or killed by wrongful conduct. The practice was founded in 1991 by Bruce Pfaff and has expanded to include two shareholders, lawyers Michael Gill and Matthew Ports, and five excellent...
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M. Scott Gordon & Associates
Divorce & Family Lawyers in Chicago, Illinois(312) 360-0250 or (847) 329-0101
M. Scott Gordon & Associates is a family law firm based in Skokie, Illinois providing legal services and representation to clients throughout the surrounding areas as well as in the greater Chicagoland area through their office in Chicago. Founding attorney M. Scott Gordon has...
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Goldman & Ehrlich
Chicago, Illinois Employment Attorneys(312) 332-6733
Goldman and Ehrlich practices employment law for clients in Chicago and parts of Michigan. For more than 25 years, the firm has represented both employees and employers depending on the case. The firm has built a reputation on its experience and dual perspective on the law.
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Chicago IRS Tax Resolution, Bankruptcy, & Foreclosure Defense Attorney(312) 664-6649 or (866) 664-6647
The Law Office of Steven A. Leahy, PC is unlike ANY other law firm. We deliver on our promises, because we know how to solve IRS problems. Our systematic approach to IRS Tax Resolution means we can deliver a consistent high-quality service, at a flat rate, so you know how much it...
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Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C.
Chicago, Illinois Personal Injury Lawyers(312) 372-1227 or (877) 975-7991
Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard, P.C. is a leading Illinois law firm focused on personal injury, medical malpractice, and vehicle accidents. We serve individuals across the Chicago land area with efficiency and personal commitment. Whatever type of situation you're in, we believe...
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Katz Law Office, Ltd.
Chicago, Illinois Immigration Lawyers(773) 847-8982
Katz Law Office Ltd. in Chicago practices many different areas of the field. Regardless of the type of legal dispute, the firm provides the same high-quality representation. The firm takes individuals and businesses as clients and work to resolve their issues.
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Law Offices of Hal M. Garfinkel
Chicago, Illinois Criminal Defense Attorney(312) 629-0669
The Law Offices of Hal M. Garfinkel provide aggressive, experienced, and committed criminal defense representation to individuals in Chicago and the surrounding area. We represent clients who have been accused of a variety of charges, from DUIs to drug crimes to homicide. In all...
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The Clinton Law Firm
Chicago Business Litigation Law Firm(312) 357-1515
The Clinton Law Firm in Chicago is a practice dedicated to business law and litigation. The firm offers high-quality legal advice presented in a cost-effective manner. The attorneys have a combined 50 years of experience in commercial litigation.
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Neil H. Good, Attorney at Law
Illinois Social Security Disability Lawyer(866) 352-5238
The Law Office of Neil H. Good is based in Illinois and handles cases about Social Security disability. The law firm gives the advice necessary to get Social Security benefits. The practice is experienced in pursuing these claims.
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Allegretti & Associates
Workers' Compensation Lawyers in Chicago, Illinois(847) 825-8080
Allegretti & Associates offers a wide array of legal services, focusing on driver's license reinstatement, DUI defense, personal injury, and workers' compensation matters. Mr. Jim Allegretti, principal in the firm, has practiced law for over 25 years, successfully representing...
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Arnstein & Lehr LLP
Business, Litigation, Local Government, Tax and Estate Planning, and Real Estate(312) 876-7100
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Baker & McKenzie
Global Full Service Law Firm(312) 861-8800
Chicago is the founding office of Baker & McKenzie and is recognized as a market leader. Our more than 200 lawyers offer clients both local and global experience, helping domestic organizations and multinational companies manage even the most complex transactions and matters.
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Belgrade and O'Donnell, PC
Admiralty & Maritime Lawyers in Chicago, Illinois(312) 422-1700
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Chad M. Hayward, PC
Illinois Bankruptcy, Real Estate and Immigration Lawyers(312) 867-3640 or (844) 529-2423
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I really like the looks of these bulbs, I put both the nitro blue headlight and fog lights in my Tacoma. The visibility with them are pretty decent. Definitely worth the money though, I think the range of the bulbs could be just a bit better but other than that I have no issues with them.
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Artest going to Lakers
HOUSTON Ron Artest is joining Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers.
David Bauman, Artest's agent, told The Associated Press that the Houston Rockets forward has verbally agreed to play for the NBA champions next season. Bauman said the final details are still being worked out, but could be finished as early as Thursday night.
ESPN.com reported that Artest had agreed to a three-year deal worth $18 million. Bauman would not confirm those numbers, saying the deal was still being negotiated.
"We're not quite there yet," Bauman said. "We're still working on it."
The 6-foot-7 forward earned $7.4 million in his only season with Houston, averaging 17.1 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists. The 2004 Defensive Player of the Year was also a rugged 1-on-1 defender, often assigned to guard the opponent's most dynamic scorer.
Bauman said Artest was looking for a championship-caliber team when he became an unrestricted free agent on Wednesday, and the Lakers were one of his top choices.
"He wants to win a ring," Bauman said. "He's a winner and a hard worker and he went looking for a team with whom he could find some justification for what he does. He plays his best when he's in that kind of an environment."
Artest could not immediately be reached for comment.
He told CBSSports.com that he met with Lakers owner Dr. Jerry Buss and coach Phil Jackson. In a text message to ESPN.com on Thursday night, Artest wrote: "I am happy to say I am goin' to L.A."
Earlier Thursday, Bauman said Artest was being courted by several teams that made the playoffs last season and received text messages from unspecified "superstars" who were trying to lure him to their cities. Bauman would not say if Bryant was one of those players, but acknowledged on Thursday night that their friendship was a factor in Artest's decision.
"The whole situation was extremely appealing to Ron," Bauman said.
The two had a feisty individual battle in the second round of the playoffs, as the undermanned Rockets pushed Bryant and the Lakers to seven games. Artest and Bryant often mouthed off at one another, and Artest was ejected from one game for confronting a referee and claiming that Bryant elbowed him in the neck.
Artest's decision is another tough blow to the Rockets, who acquired Artest in a trade with Sacramento last summer. The Rockets envisioned Artest as the final piece to a "Big Three" with Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady, but those two All-Stars are now dealing with long-term injuries.
Rockets general manager Daryl Morey did not immediately return a phone message on Thursday night.
He already seemed resigned to losing Artest, flying to Las Vegas earlier in the day to meet with Lakers forward Trevor Ariza. The 6-8 Ariza averaged 8.9 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.8 assists for the Lakers last season and would fit into Artest's role in Houston's starting lineup.
Houston already knows it will be missing McGrady for the bulk of next season as he recovers from microfracture surgery on his left knee.


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COEHS scholarship event raises more than $6,000
On April 27, the College of Education and Human Services (COEHS) hosted its first benefit and silent auction for the Craig Fiedler Memorial Scholarship for special education, raising more than $6,000.
UWO alumni honored as top Wisconsin teachers
Two University of Wisconsin Oshkosh education alumni who received 2009 Wisconsin Teacher of the Year awards were honored on campus April 19.
Students, faculty examine racism at conference
A law prohibiting the marriage of a white person to a black person, aiming to "save" white women, was not repealed until the 1960s. That was but one of the memorable lessons Kenneth Norby, a senior at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, learned while attending the White Privilege Conference April 7-10 in La Crosse.
Amney Harper elected to national office in counseling
Amney Harper, a faculty member in the professional counseling department at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, has been elected to national office in a division of the American Counseling Center.


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MUMBAI: The Sensex pared intraday losses and was near day's high as traders bought frontline stocks after sentiment turned bullish that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) might cut interest rates on January 29, 2013 when it meets for third quarter review.
The RBI, on expected lines, kept the key interest rates unchanged at its mid-quarter review today. It also kept CRR at 4.25 per cent.


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Bodega Norton Perdriel Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Cabernet Sauvignon from Argentina, South America
Winemaker's Notes
The 2009 Perdriel Cabernet Sauvignon opens with deep ruby red color of great intensity. On the palate, the wine is round and balanced and highly concentrated with ripe tannins concluding with a long spicy finish.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "The 2009 Perdriel Coleccion Cabernet Sauvignon has a tightly wound bouquet of raspberry, dark berry fruit, cold black tea and mint that needs just a little more nuance. The palate is well-balanced with fine, supple tannins. It is focused and demonstrates good weight and structure, especially on the finish with clean, lifted blackberry, raspberry and crushed stone notes. This is a classy Cabernet for mid-term consumption. Drink now-2018. "
Bodega Norton Winery
Astonished at the features of the place, and pushed by his visionary spirit, in 1895, an English Engineer, Mr. Edmund J. P. Norton planted the first vines importing them from France, thereby giving origin to what was the first winery in the area.
Almost 100 years later, Austrian businessman, Mr. Gernot Langes–Swarovski, travelled to Mendoza and experienced the same fascination for the region beauty, the warmth of its people, and the excellent conditions for vine growing. Supporting his decision in his intuition and in the fact that he was convinced of the high potential the vitiniculture represented in Argentina, in 1989, he acquired the Winery with the following firm aim: to make wines recognized worldwide for their quality. While executing this project, he appointed his son Michael as the person responsible for the management of the company, who, jointly with a team of local professionals started a new phase of investment, revamping and growth.
In that way, the incorporation of top-notch technology together with the knowledge and passion of people, have caused Norton to be the leading brand in exports and one of the country´s most important Wineries.
Our 5 farms have over 1200 ha fit for growing vine, 680 ha out of which are currently cultivated. Over 150 families of vineyard workers live and work there, sharing secrets and experiences from generation to generation. This knowledge and passion for the work, combined with the professionalism of our team of agricultural engineers result in products with excellence. View all Bodega Norton Wines
About ArgentinaView a map of Argentina wineries (ahr-jen-TEE-nah)
Notable FactsUnlike its Chilean neighbor, Argentina's vineyards are spread out around the country. The best known region is Mendoza, almost parallel to Santiago to the west. Mendoza contains the sub-regions of Maipu (pronounced MY-pu) and San Rafael. Grape-wise, the most important white is Chardonnay, making wine similar to California's style on the variety. Another fun white grape to try is Torrontes. Almost only grown in Argentina, Torrontes makes wines that are crisp, aromatic and easy-drinking. Some of the best versions of this wine come from the northern region of Salta, with very high altitude vineyards. As for the reds, Cabernet Sauvignon is the main grape for many wines leaving the country, but Malbec, the grape Argentinians like to call their own, makes very distinctive wines that are structured, dense and velvety. Many more varieties happily grow in the country, but for export, and consistent quality, these are the primary grapes.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
Wine Style Guide
Light & Crisp
- Light to medium bodied wines that are high in acid and light to medium fruit. Typically no oak.
Fruity & Smooth
- Light to medium bodied wines with lots of juicy fruit, typically medium acid and medium oak.
Rich & Creamy
- Full bodied wines that have typically undergone malo-lactic fermentation and/or spent time in oak.
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13.07.06 - By Pat Lanier: British heavyweight Danny Williams, 32, will get an opportunity to fight British heavyweight champion, Scott Gammer (16-0, 9 KOP's), after the British Boxing Board of Control reportedly directed Gammer to defend against Williams (36-5, 29 KO's). Gammer, 29, recently defeated Mark Krence, stopping him in the 9th round on June 16th, to win the vacant heavyweight title. Gammer, a fighter from Wales, has good power and excellent boxing skills, with an active work rate.. And, despite his rather limited experience, he would be a formidable opponent for Williams, who has turned into somewhat of a slow and plodding type of fighter in recent fights.
It remains to be seen, however, whether or not Williams will choose to take the bout against Gammer. Williams, even in losing to Skelton, is a popular fighter and could likely fight elsewhere and make decent money. Williams lost his heavyweight Commonworth title on July 8, when he was soundly beaten by Max Skelton by 12-round decision. Although still powerful, Williams looks to have come into the bout weighing too much at 288 lbs, and he seemed to be laboring under the added weight.
However, the fight was competitive despite Williams limited punch output, and perhaps with a little more work in the earlier rounds, Williams might have been able to make it close at the end of the bout.
Certainly, the loss to Skelton isnt fatal for Williams, since with his punching power, hes always a threat to any fighter hes in there with. However, the loss to Skelton should give Williams a hint about his weight, for it would appear that he needs to work harder at coming into his bouts at a much lower weight, perhaps as low as 240-250, if he wants to be more effective.
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