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Rated 3 out of 5 by likesprofessionalism Dissapointed as we checked in! We converted our home property to starpoints to come to New Orleans for our first time and when we checked in they sent us to a room with 2 queen beds next to the busy elevator, even though we paid extra points to get a king size bed with a balcony overlooking the famous Bourbon Street. 2 Beds on what was supposed to be a fun romantic trip to N.O. was not what we had in mind! The part that was most frustrating was that they didn't say a word, or try to explain, just sent us there! Like we wouldn't notice? So back to the front desk to let them know they made a mistake and now they explain that they are over booked and will try to move us to the room we had reserved the next day. When I mentioned how disappointing this was I was given a shrug and a "it happens" kind of thing. So back to the room to make the best of it and there we find a cell phone left behind by the previous occupant. Makes one question how well the room was cleaned? Next day we did get the room we had used extra points to pay for, but of course requires time to move everything and repack toiletries. We did love our new room and view, but our balcony was filthy. The balcony floor was sticky and needed cleaning desperately and I had to clean the patio furniture myself. Feeling like I was just putting more work than expected we stopped by the front desk to let them know that we were not happy paying for the premium room when we didn't get it for all our nights and he said he'd try to get us some extra points back. Never happened. They just didn't really seem to care. June 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jeffreynei54 Trip for APSAC The restaurant staff were unresponsive; I left after not being spoken to after 5 minutes. Three different soda machines did not work on three different floors. Bathrooms were not functional on the floors where my conference occurred. June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by PHC1 Just the little things I stayed at the Sheraton for a wedding weekend, and had no major problems. For the Sheraton name and the cost of the room, I had higher expectations. A mini-bar is certainly not necessary, but a small fridge is the norm and was not available without ordering it and paying a fee. My key deactivated 3 times: the first time, they sent someone up to let me in, but I had to go down to the desk and get another key (during the wedding reception!), the second and third times I went to the desk and was nonchalantly told "this should work." In total, I spent a good portion of the afternoon and evening of a lovely wedding reception dealing with room access. There also seemed to be a shortage of valet/bellmen. Again, not a necessity, but with costly valet parking, I certainly had higher expectations. June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Obi25 NOLA EXPERIENCE The Sheraton New Orleans was a great place to stay. Walking distance to everything in the area. The staff was excellent and very nice. My tub was stopped up in one room and they moved me to another room no problem. I will definitely be staying there when I return. June 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sample Great Hotel I really enjoyed my stay at Sheraton New Orleans June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by edtd food you need to work on you restaurant food its was dry and bad for lunch or breakfast but every thing else was very good. June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by kulbuppal AACE International I was late by one day from the cut off date for making reservation for our stay. Our group rate was $164 but I was charged $209 for being late. Although we had received a note from our association that the lower rate will be honored. We were there for three nights for Board meetings. June 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sfsdfsdf stay at Seratan Staff went above and beyond in making this a wonderful stay! Great location. June 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KAJA Sheraton consistency As has always been the case with my Sheraton stays, the service and room was wonderful. This location on Canal St. is perfect for walking or taking the trolley to all the places you want to visit. I had a great view of the river - love the full length windows! June 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jcti5 excellent we have stayed in sheraton for a number of years this was one of the best. June 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by steveoooooooo don't bother overpriced for what you get June 11, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by BOYLEE123 Needs Major Improvement I am a Starwood Preferred member and try to stay at one of the properties on all of my business travels (3x times a month). I was extremely disappointed in the Sheraton New Orleans. They put me in a room that shared a wall with an elevator shaft so I had to try and sleep with the sounds of people talking waiting for the elevator and it moving up and down between floors every night. Additionally, I called for a wake up call for an early morning, and the front desk called me an hour early after one of these sleepless nights because they had written the hour down wrong. When I had to wake up for my 6am flight out of New Orleans, I tried to take a shower to find that there was no hot water to be had at 4am. Not a pleasant stay at all, will be staying elsewhere on my next trip down. June 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 NO SLEEP Well the first night I knew the moment I got off the elvator on the 19th floor I was going to be in trouble as I noticed what looked like HIGH SCHOOL nametags on teh doors. I continued to my room and when I went to bed, I was awaked by loud mothed teens in the room next to me at 2:30am.. I called Hotel Security they sent some one up to ask them to keep it down, that lasted about 15 min. then it sounded like they were jumping on the beds or falling into walls. by this time I am wide awake with no possibility of fallaing back to sleep. NOT HAPPY. The air was also terrible. I asked to be moved the next morning. to another floor. They moved me. But i really expected a little more like a REFUND. June 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Melissa15 Conference stay Location couldn't be beat. Desk staff were great. Hotel itself seems "tired", could use some updates. They were out of king rooms when I arrived so I had to take two doubles. Room was very small. Beds were comfortable but could not sleep because of noise all night long (maybe from the elevators going up and down, I'm not quite sure). Ice machine on my floor was missing, so I had to go to another floor for ice. Problem with a/c - even though i kept it at 65, room was very warm. June 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Redhead60 More Help Needed My husband and I spent this last Saturday night at the Sheraton on Canal in New Orleans. We have visited the Sheraton fairly often; however, we have never seen it this crowded. As a consequence, there was not enough hotel employees to assist the patrons. We waited almost an hour to have our car retrieved from valet parking upon our departure. Also, I thought there were small refrigerators in the rooms. I am on a special diet, so that would have been convenient. In addition,the price of our room had gone up considerably . . . .we used to be able to stay for $100 a night. Now with parking and taxes, it was close to $250. Overall, we enjoyed our stay but there needs to be extra attention paid to details for this price point. Otherwise, we will be looking for a different hotel when we come to New Orleans. June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jon1235223 Great overall Our stay in this hotel was fantastic; the staff was very attentive, the hotel was clean, reasonable prices and great location. However, if I have to pick at an area that needs work is the pool. The water was a little hazy and it would be great if it was a tad warmer. June 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tropicalorchids Poor work prioritization by maintenance staff We experienced a failure on the room door lock that resulted in a wait time of 25 mins to access our room and belongings. For two consecutive days, the key card failed to open door and the first day maintenance indicated the battery needed replacement but it was never done. The door failed the next day and we found ourselves in the same predicament - waiting in the hallway for maintenance to arrive to troubleshoot/unlock. June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jbhov WOW extremely busy this weekend but still received friendly service throughout my stay. June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MelJam12 Ms. Very accommodating staff! Excellent location with respect to local attractions!! June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CSEnvoy Great Business Hotel We enjoyed a great conference at this wonderful hotel. It was a beautiful hotel, a great location and close to everything. Met and exceeded my expectations. June 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JenLZ Excellent service My stay at the Sheraton New Orleans was awesome. I was there for a convention and everything was prepared and the catering was amazing. I loved the variety and quality of foods and the service of the staff. June 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SteveJo This hotel takes care of you! We had a Uniglobe conference at the hotel and everything was excellent from the meals served, the meeting rooms to the hotel rooms themselves. We had an awesome time at the Sheraton. Also a great location, very close to the French Quarters. Steve J June 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by tc14 great location, comfortable and clean The hotel was clean and the staff excellent. The room was comfortable and relatively quiet. One disappointment - the main restaurant in the hotel closes at 2pm and not open for dinner. With bad weather outside and a need for a quiet evening, this was a problem during the stay. June 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Omar1961 Great location Great Location. I feel Home away from home. my room was very clean, comfortable . Good Lighting. Bath room was very clean and full of amenities. Good wifi connection . good speed. Restaurant food was good. enjoy bar at night. Very Happy my stay. Omar June 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by donnival Fantastic Stay We were in New Orleans for our five-year anniversary and chose the Sheraton New Orleans for our home base. The hotel could not have been more perfect for our trip. Everything from the central location just outside of the French Quarter, to the wonderful Executive Suite we were upgraded into, to the luxurious and well-appointed Club Lounge, all contributed to a wonderful experience at the hotel. However, the real differentiator for us and the reason we will come back and recommend this hotel to others is the true hospitality we experienced from the staff. We met Mr. Jim Cook, the GM for a cocktail and had a wonderful conversation spanning various topics (including lunch restaurant recommendations). Nikki and Yolanda helped us celebrate our anniversary in style with sparkling wine and chocolate-covered strawberries. The staff in the Club Lounge was pitch-perfect and happily chatted with our two-year-old daughter all throughout the day, whether during breakfast or during evening appetizers. Anyone staying in New Orleans should strongly consider the Sheraton. You won't be disappointed. June 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by rrl8243 LOCATION WAS GREAT The Hotel is under stuff big time. Service was bad, waiting to long in line to get the room, or at the restaurant. At the rooms were noisey from next doors rooms. June 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BeaverFamily Great Time! The staff and amenities at this hotel were perfect. We stayed here with 2 other couples and were treated like royalty from check in to check out! We will definitely stay here again. June 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sterno Great Hotel Excellent location and room. Very dissappointed that there was no dinner restaurant in the hotel. June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bbran725 I would stay at this hotel again! I loved everything about this hotel! Only problem, drunk guests in a suite beside us that kept us up until 3:30 AM, they were in the hallway being very loud. We should've called the front desk. Besides that, it was a wonderful hotel. The staff were very gracious! Very comfortable beds and pillows! We really enjoyed our stay! When we go back to NOLA, we will always stay at the Sheraton! Great location too! June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wag10 Hotel has great features Very nice visit, proffessional, and friendly staff very cooperative June 2, 2014


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Komarek, Michal*, Martinova, Lenka* and Lin, Tong (2009) Formation of multiple taylor cones on the free liquid surface during melt-electospinning, AUTEX 2009 : World Textile Conference, pp. 1-7, Ege University, Izmir, Turkey [E2]
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These modern and fully equipped 2200 sq ft. townhomes are located on Nicaragua's pearl of a beach Playa El Coco. The rooms are spread over with the luxurious living room, spacious dining room and contemporary kitchen on the first floor along with a half bath. On the second floor you is the master bedroom with a private bathroom suite and balcony facing the luxurious grounds and the beach. Also on the second floor are two additional bedrooms with a shared balcony with beautiful views of this luscious landscaped property. The bedroom on the 3rd floor opens to a very large private terrace that offers breathtaking views of the manicured grounds, our pool and our wonderful beach.
My name is 'Jersey Jim' and I am originally from New York City. I am the only owner that actually lives on the property and can usually assist you while you are here on the property. I can also help in arranging tours or arrange pickup service directly to this property from anywhere in Nicaragua
Jim Jersey purchased this townhome in 2009
Playa Coco Townhomes is the premiere place to stay in all of Nicaragua.
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Playa El Coco is one of those beaches you will never want to leave. It's beauty in unsurpassed and is still unspoiled. Don't miss the sunsets on this little stretch of heaven on earth. Also - I live here and will gladly help you with anything.
We stayed at Playa El Coco for a week after having been elsewhere in Nica. Our stay was fantastic. The house itself was beautiful, with all amenities included. Bedrooms were big and bright, and the main floor living space was spacious and clean. The grounds were well cared for and provided a great escape from the sun and beach. Our children loved the pool, especially the shallow ledge for our little one (7months old).
We loved the location...being close enough to drive to San Jan, but far enough away that you were out of the "scene".
Jim was super accommodating to us, even picking up a new pack and play for our little one to sleep in! He also arranged fishing for my husband, and a cook/housekeeper.
Can't wait to go back next year :).
It was one of those mini get-away where we had a wonderful time, my family, unexpectedly, loved this secluded townhome at Playa El coco south of San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua. The place is run by the co-owner Jim (Jersey), who was so helpful and had a great part for making this trip an unforgettable one. We enjoyed the beach, the food at the nearby restaurant and even had a glimpse of newly hatched turtles release to the ocean. The accommodation was excellent and tastefully decorated. A very comfortable and clean spacious home. We, also, have enjoyed immensely the sunsets every day we were there, it was mesmerizing.
It almost felt like a 5 star hospitality hotel.
Unwillingly, we had to leave but with one thing my family and I agreed on, WE WILL BE BACK. We departed and personally accompanied by Jersey.
playa el coco was more than I expected. we stayed in September for a week and everything is beautiful. the owner (jim) was more than helpful with all concerns and questions. 1 mile of private beach was amazing. sunsets breathtaking. I would and will recommend playa coco to all my family and friends
I wanted a vacation where I could just get away from it all and rest (all my others had been tours) and that is exactly what I got. The beach is spotless and beautiful and it was very quiet. I found the neighbors and locals very friendly. The town was close enough for any day trip or evening out for dinner, but far enough away to avoid any "city" hustle and bustle.
The owner was more than accommodating with any request or question I may have had.
the condo was very nice and had everything one would need or want. wonderful place for kids and adults. the place was perfect, and fun for everyone
First time we went to Playa el Coco, it was a family vacation and we had a great time. The town house was as despicted in the listing, the beach was great, the property well mantained and Jim, the owner was very helpful and made sure that we had everything to make our stay a good time.
Playa Coco Holidays is situated directly on the beach in Playa El Coco. We have 24 hour security on our little stretch of paradise and full time generators. You will enjoy our almost private beach and pool. Bring the kids to this safe complex with all modern amenities.
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Joseph Guillemot
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|October 1, 1899
Le Dorat, France
|March 9, 1975 (aged 75)
Paris, France
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Joseph Guillemot (October 1, 1899 – March 9, 1975) was a French athlete, winner of 5000 m at the 1920 Summer Olympics.
Born in Le Dorat, France, Joseph Guillemot's lungs were severely damaged by mustard gas, when he fought in World War I. Also his heart was located on the right hand side of his chest. Despite of this, Guillemot, an athlete of small size (160 cm, 54 kilos), but with extraordinary vital capacity, won his regiment's cross county championships.
In the next year Guillemot won a French Military Championships, followed by his first national championship title in 5000 m in 1920. That qualified him to the Olympic Games. In Antwerp, the main favourite was Paavo Nurmi. In the 5000 m final, Nurmi has devised a bold strategy in order to exhaust the dangerous Swedes Eric Backman and Runar Falk in the first part of the course. After three laps Nurmi takes the lead and builds more speed and only Guillemot follows him. In a half distance Guillemot still refuses to yield and Nurmi begins to lose heart. On the final curve Guillemot moved to pass Nurmi on the outside and, unaccustomed to final stretch sprinting, Nurmi gives up completely and jogs to the finish line four seconds after the winner has broken the tape.
The 10,000 m final was brought forward by almost three hours by the request of King Albert. Guillemot heard it after finishing a very large lunch. Fighting with stomach cramps and shoes that were two sizes too big (his own shoes had been stolen), Guillemot had to satisfy with the 10 000 m silver. The strain he underwent ultimately caused him to vomit his food at the award ceremony.
After the Olympics, Guillemot won the International Cross Country Championships in 1922 individually and lead French team to a first place in 1922 and 1926.[1] He won the French Nationals in 5000 m at three occasions, but missed the next Olympics due the disagreements between him and French Athletics Union. He also held two world records: 2000 m (5:34.8) and 3000 m (8:42.2).
Guillemot, a pack a day cigarette smoker, died in Paris at the age of 75.
- ^ International Cross Country Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2011-02-14.
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Doody's Review ServiceReviewer: Gary B Kaniuk, Psy.D.(Cermak Health Services)
Description: This book is a layperson's guide to the MMPI-2. It is written in nontechnical language to help those who need to use the findings of the test (e.g., lawyers) but have not had psychological training. This is the second edition, the first being published in 1999.
Purpose: In the words of the author, "the second edition, [takes] a fresh look at new interpretive information and incorporate pertinent changes to this MMPI-2 textbook. Several types of development have occurred since the first edition—new scales have been added, some existing scales have had additional interpretive nuances provided, and research has clarified test use in several new areas of application. In this revised volume, I provides an updated perspective on contemporary MMPI-2 use and also incorporate additional case information to illustrate test usage. My goals include keeping this introduction to the MMPI-2 abreast of new developments and providing a sound introduction to the use of the MMPI-2 in a variety of settings"(p. vii). Those are very worthy objectives and the book definitely met the author's objectives.
Audience: According to the author, "as I began to see the task more clearly, as one of simply introducing the MMPI-2 to a nonprofessional audience, the idea began to have great appeal—why not an overview for nonpsychologists (physicians, attorneys, etc.) who want an easy and quick introduction and do not have time to invest in one of the available full texts on the topic? This book is different from others in that it assumes little in the way of a psychology background and presents all that is needed for a basic understanding of how the MMPI-2 works". I agree with the author regarding the target audience. However, I would add that graduate students in clinical psychology would benefit greatly from this volume in a course like objective personality assessment. Dr. Butcher presents the MMPI-2 in such an understandable way, which is needed when a student is just learning about the test. The author is a nationally renown expert in the MMPI-2. He has taught it for over 40 years. He is currently a professor emeritus in psychology at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Butcher served on the committee which revised and re-standardized the MMPI. He has written many books and journal articles.
Features: The book begins with a history of the MMPI and tells how the second edition of the test evolved. Dr. Butcher then describes all the basics of the test including validity scales, basic clinical scales, content scales, and supplementary scales. He provides code-type interpretations and has a chapter on how to properly analyze the test. I really enjoyed the clinical case examples given in Chapter 8. However, there are many case examples scattered throughout the book. And finally, Chapter 9 explains how to document and communicate the results to clients. The book should be required reading for all students who are learning about diagnostics. I wish I had read this book while in graduate school because it is so easy to understand and contains all the basics to have a good initial grasp on the MMPI-2 test, one of the most widely researched psychological tests in the world.
Assessment: I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It really delivers what it promises, a beginners guide to the MMPI-2. It has lots of information and Dr. Butcher has a keen ability to walk you through this complex material without getting lost. He is a master educator. I appreciated all the clinical examples, which helped enhance the learning process. There are certainly other good MMPI-2 books on the market but this one is probably one of the best in introducing the topic. The second edition justifies replacing the first because of all the research since 1999.


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The ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and its ally, the Congress, have won the by-elections to five Assembly constituencies.
While the DMK bagged Bargur, Cumbum and Ilayangudi, the Congress won Srivaikuntam and Thondamuthur in the elections held on August 18.
The by-elections to three constituencies were caused by resignations on the eve of the Lok Sabha elections: R.S.Rajakannappan (Ilayangudi), M. Kannappan (Thondamuthur), and N. Ramakrishnan (Cumbum). The Bargur seat fell vacant after M. Thambidurai of the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam resigned following his election to the Karur Lok Sabha seat in May. In the case of Srivaikuntam, the vacancy arose after D. Selvaraj of the Congress, who was elected in 2006, died early last month.
The principal opposition party, the AIADMK, and its allies, Pattali Makkal Katchi and the Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, boycotted the by-elections.
In Bargur, K.R. K. Narasimhan of the DMK won by a margin of 59,103 votes, defeating his nearest rival, V. Chandran, an Independent supported by the DMDK. While Mr. Narasimhan secured 89,481 votes, Mr. Chandran got 30,378 votes. In Cumbum, the ruling party won by a margin of 57,373 votes over the DMDK nominee R. Arun Kumar, who got 24,142 votes. DMK candidate Ramakrishnan, who, about five months ago, quit the MDMK to join the ruling party, got 81,515 votes.
In Ilayangudi, S. Mathiyarasan of the DMK defeated his nearest rival, Alagu Balakrishnan, of the DMDK by a difference of 41,456 votes. He secured 61,084 votes while Mr. Alagu Balakrishnan got 19,628 votes.
In Srivaikuntam, the Congress candidate M.B. Sudalaiyandi was declared winner with 53,827 votes. He defeated DMDK nominee M.Soundarapandi by a margin of 31,359 votes. Mr. Soundarapandi got 22,468 votes.
In Thondamuthur, Congress nominee M.N. Kandasamy won, beating K. Thangavelu (DMDK) by a margin of 71,487 votes.
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Introduced in 2003, the RTS vertical tillage tool has become renowned for its speed, residue management and seed bed finishing. The new RTS patent covers most of the features which make the tool so efficient and durable.
"Our patented technology sets us apart from other vertical tillage manufactures," says
The RTS is known for its wide range of uses thought the year. In the spring, it creates warm, dry seed beds. In the fall, the RTS manages crop residue to improve soil's chemical balance and organic matter.
"This patent simply proves what we've known all along," says
Today, the RTS represents a complete family of vertical tillage equipment. The RTS NH3 is fitted with fertilizer attachments or can operate as a chisel plow. The RTS XT (Extreme)* is equipped with individually mounted 20″ concave disc blades and is one of the most aggressive vertical tillage tools on the market today.
See the complete line-up of Salford's innovative products, including the RTS family, at this year's Farm Progress Show in
* The RTS XT is patent pending.
About Salford
Salford Farm Machinery Ltd. is a dynamic, growth-orientated manufacturer of cutting-edge tillage and seeding equipment. With Salford's reputation for providing solid performance through innovative design, the company is recognized as a leader in customer service and dealer assistance throughout
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14 Apr 2015
Teaching the Next Generation to Love Birds
Altai, 14 April 2015 -- As a prologue to the 'Love Bird Week and Wildlife Conservation Month' campaign co-organised by a joint UNDP-Global Environment Facility (GEF) project in the Altai Mountains and Wetlands, local bird lover Mr. Zhang Guoqiang was invited to speak to local adolescents about bird conservation to raise their awareness of wildlife in Altai on April 14th.
14 Apr 2015
New Report Sheds Light on China's Climate Public Expenditure
Today United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) launched a report entitled Climate Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (CPEIR) in China. The report contributes to the provision of information and the formulation of policies related to climate change in China.
09 Apr 2015
Launch of New Chinese Website of the United Nations
09 Apr 2015
UNDP Enhances the Management Techniques of Chishui City Officials with Training on Payment for Ecosystem Services
Guizhou Province, 9 April 2015-- the first provincial Project Steering Committee meeting and orientation workshop was held today to enhance local project officers' understanding of management regulations as they discussed the 2015 work plan for UNDP's Chishui conservation project.
03 Apr 2015
Towards More Energy-Saving Public Institutions
The First Project Steering Committee (PSC) on the Research and Practice of Capability Building of Energy Management on Public Institutions initiative met on April 3rd. The annual meeting brings together stakeholders to evaluate the performance of UNDP's project in the year of 2014 and discuss 2015 work plans.
27 Mar 2015
Incorporating Bio-Energy in Chongzuo's 13th Five-Year Plan
On March 26-27, UNDP met with Guangxi governmental officials and representatives from China International Center for Economic and Technical Exchange (CICETE) and Kaidi to better align 2015 planned project activities with local governments' priorities.
21 Mar 2015
Hainan's Bird-loving Week: Part of a Long-term Protection Effort
To raise public awareness on wildlife protection, under the Hainan Project, the Hainan Forestry Department and An'Ding County People's government co-hosted the "Bird-Loving Weekend and World Wildlife Day" on March 21. The Hainan project is part of the greater United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) - Global Environment Facility (GEF) Wetland Protected Area System Strengthening for Biodiversity Conservation Programme.
20 Mar 2015
UNDP and Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Agree on a New Partnership
Today, Christophe Bahuet, Country Director of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) China, met with Pan Jiahua, Director-General of the Sustainable Development Center in Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) to agree on a new partnership, initially focused on urbanization and climate change.
17 Mar 2015
Launch of "Enabling China to Prepare Its Third National Communication to the UNFCCC" Project
On March 17th, an Inception Workshop for "Enabling China to Prepare Its Third National Communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change" (TNC) project was launched by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), with participation from government officials including Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Science and Technology as well as experts from Tsinghua University and National Climate Strategy Center, among others.
13 Mar 2015
Effective Partnerships May Ensure the Future of Fuel Cell Vehicles
On March 13, UNDP China discussed a potential cooperation opportunity in Accelerating the Development and Commercialization of Fuel Cell Vehicles in China Project with representatives from Toyota and AirLiquid. The private sector is seen as being the primary driver of progress in facilitating fuel cell vehicles (FCVs)'s commercialization in China.
09 Mar 2015
Online Course and Scholarship for Civil Society Capacity Building Launched in Beijing
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) today in Beijing launched Building Capacity of CSOs in China, an online e-course and scholarship programme to deliver expert training and qualifications to people studying or working in Chinese Civil Society Organisations (CSOs).
09 Mar 2015
UNDP Launches Chinese E-Book on Working with Civil Society in Foreign Aid
On March 9th, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) China launched a Chinese version of the e-book Working with Civil Society in Foreign Aid: Possibilities for South-South Cooperation? Originally published in English in 2013, the e-book looks closely at the potential for civil society organisations (CSOs) in developing countries to engage in South-South cooperation (SSC). Funded by Australian Aid, the e-book draws from a major UNDP China study conducted in 2012, including a number of case studies, undertaken in partnership with Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation (CAITEC).
05 Mar 2015
Opening Remarks at the Eco-Forum Global Event
24 Feb 2015
Sweden, USAID and UNDP Renew Support for LGBT Rights in Asia
The embassies of Sweden and the United States to Thailand, along with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the UN Development Programme (UNDP), launched a $8 million regional project to help safeguard the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people in Southeast and East Asia in Bangkok today.
17 Feb 2015
China's MDG Success Provides An Example for Others Says New UNDP Report
With one-fifth of the world's population, China has greatly contributed to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals worldwide, according to a new UNDP report.
12 Feb 2015
Opening Speech at the Entering a New Era of Planting Energy Forum
12 Feb 2015
Opening Remarks at the Conference on Development and Cooperation of the Maritime Silk Road in the 21st Century
11 Feb 2015
Opening Remarks at China Carbon Market Research Report Launch 2015
11 Feb 2015
Launch of China Carbon Market Research Report 2015
Today, the Environomist China Carbon Market Research Report 2015 was launched at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) compound. Environomist Ltd. is a carbon consulting company experienced in the area of carbon management in China. With contributions from major stakeholders in the development of the country's carbon markets, such as International Finance Corporation, South Pole Carbon Asset Management, the Central University of Finance and Economics, the 2O Investing Initiative and UNDP, the Environomist has conducted the second annual market-focused China carbon research on China's Emission Trading Scheme (ETS).
11 Feb 2015
Strengthening Management Effectiveness of Hubei's Wetland Project
From February 10th to 11th, Mr. Christophe Bahuet, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) China Country Director visited the Honghu Lake project demonstration site and met provincial and project officers. The main objective behind the visit was to strengthen UNDP's strategic partnership with the government of Hubei province and provide guidance on effective implementation of the Hubei project
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Dr. Paul Bloom discusses the importance of setting realistic client expectations.
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Suggestions for managing a case of superficial folliculitis in dogs.
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Can you determine the best treatment for this dog?
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Protocols are useful in helping to diagnose and treated many different disorders. Part of any good protocol should be a minimum data base (MDB). In addition to signalment, history, etc in veterinary dermatology laboratory testing should be a component of this data base.
CVC IN KANSAS CITY PROCEEDINGS - Aug 01, 2011
Alopecia in the dog is a common clinical finding. It is most commonly associated with pruritus due to allergic skin disease. There are also many causes of nonpruritic alopecia. Since the skin and hair can only "react" in a limited manner regardless of the triggering event, signalment, history (hx), physical exam (PE) and laboratory testing (eg skin scrapings, skin biopsies, fungal cultures, endocrine testing, intradermal testing, etc) all may be needed to help determine the underlying cause.
CVC IN KANSAS CITY PROCEEDINGS - Aug 01, 2011
Bacterial pyoderma is more common in the dog than any other mammalian species. Currently Staphylococcus virulence factors such as protein A, leukocidin, hemolysins, epidermolytic toxin have not been shown to be to play a role in canine pyoderma as opposed to humans with Staphylococcus aureus infections.
CVC IN KANSAS CITY PROCEEDINGS - Aug 01, 2011
It is important to understand that ear disease is only a symptom (no more specific than "pruritus"). As Dr Flemming Kristensen stated "A patient showing ear problems is a dermatology case until proven otherwise". It is appropriate therefore to approach the diagnosis of ear disease just as you would for any other skin disease.
CVC IN KANSAS CITY PROCEEDINGS - Aug 01, 2011
Vasculitis is characterized by an aberrant immune response directed toward blood vessels. Histologically there is an inflammatory response involving and destroying blood vessels leading to ischemic changes (see histopathology). A vasculopathy is a disease process in which tissue changes are consistent with ischemia but histologically vasculitis can't be identified.
CVC IN KANSAS CITY PROCEEDINGS - Aug 01, 2011
Malassezia is a genus of lipophilic yeast found as a commensal of the skin and mucosal surfaces that may cause skin disease in a variety of mammalian species. In normal dogs these organisms are present in very small numbers on the skin (fold areas-lip, vulvar, axillae, interdigital), oral and anal mucosal surfaces, in the ear canals and anal sacs. In contrast to Candida, MD is not associated w/recent antibiotic administration, in fact, there appears to be a symbiotic relationship between the surface staphylococcal organisms and the yeast.
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Itraconazole (Sporonax ?-Janssen Pharmaceuticals- 100 capsules and 10 mg/ml oral solution)) is a member of the azole family of antifungal agents. Imidazoles (Imidazole family (thiabendazole, clotrimazole, ketaconazole, miconazole and enilconazole) and triazoles (itraconazole and fluconazole) make up this family of drugs.
CVC IN KANSAS CITY PROCEEDINGS - Aug 01, 2011
The diagnosis of ANY skin disease is based on detailed history taking, clinical findings (identification of primary lesions, distribution of lesions), laboratory testing and therapeutic trials. For autoimmune skin diseases (AISD) the most beneficial laboratory procedure is histopathologic evaluation.
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Ph.D., Duke University, 2008
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M.S., Tsinghua University, China, 2003
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B.S., Tsinghua University, China, 2001 (minor)
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B.A., Renmin University of China, 2001 (major)
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Programs and CentersInternational Environmental Policy Career Track
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Junjie Zhang is an Assistant Professor of environmental economics in the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies at UC San Diego. He is also a Senior Advisor of Asia Society and an Associate Editor of Marine Resource Economics. Zhang's research centers on empirical issues in environmental and resource economics. He adopts an interdisciplinary approach that integrates social sciences, engineering and natural sciences to deal with environmental policy problems. His research topics cover air pollution, water resources, climate change, and fisheries. His most recent research projects include: the integrity of self-reported pollution data, pollution exposure and avoidance behavior, and institutions and incentives for climate actions. Zhang is particularly interested in the environmental and energy problems in China.
Zhang holds a Ph.D. in environmental and resource economics from Duke University. He also holds a M.S. and a B.S. (minor) in environmental engineering from Tsinghua University, and a B.A. (major) in environmental economics and management from Renmin University of China. He was a recipient of the John V. Krutilla Research Stipend and the Joseph L. Fisher Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship. His research paper was awarded the Dr. S-Y Hong Award for Outstanding Article by Marine Resource Economics.


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Windsor Court Hotel - New Orleans
300 Gravier St - New Orleans1-877-662-6988
Unwind with designer toiletries in the guest rooms at Windsor Court Hotel which also offers an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi rendering this luxury New Orleans hotel located in the area of Business District a good choice.
Enjoy brunch, lunch and dinner at this 4-star New Orleans hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit all tastes. Spa at Windsor Court is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering Ayurvedic treatments, aromatherapy, body scrubs, body treatments, as well as body wraps, massages and facials. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-out.
Planning a meeting? This hotel has 10 meeting rooms, as well as a 24-hour business center. Free high-speed (wired) Internet access is available. Enjoy free newspapers in the lobby, where you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables. Other amenities include a hair salon, gift shops/newsstands, dry cleaning/laundry, ATM/banking and an elevator (lift).
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Breakfast at Windsor Court Hotel
A full breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
Facilities at Windsor Court Hotel
- Laundry service
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- Room service - 24 hour
- Gift shop
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- Pets accepted
- Personal newspapers
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- City tour
- Limousine service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Valet service
- Restaurant/Dining
- Outdoor swimming pool
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- Spa/Wellness Centre
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- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
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City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Valet parking fee: USD 44.80 per day (in/out privileges)
- Pet deposit: USD 250 per stay
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Book your luxury accommodation at Windsor Court Hotel, offering 316 guest rooms with iPod docking stations and Frette Italian sheets. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 42-inch flat-screen televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Business District area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones.
A good night's sleep in supportive pillowtop mattresses with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with superior features such as shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, bathrobes and hair dryers. Irons/ironing boards, minibars and coffee/tea makers can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs.
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Distances from Windsor Court HotelThe Shops at Canal Place - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Audubon Insectarium - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Audubon Aquarium of the Americas - 0.2 km / 0.2 mi
Battle of Liberty Place Monument - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Spanish Plaza - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Henry Clay Statue - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
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McDonogh Monument - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
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St Patricks Church - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Cigar Factory New Orleans and Museum - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Louisiana Children's Museum - 0.6 km / 0.3 mi
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve Visitor Center - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Callan Contemporary - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
The closest major airports to Windsor Court Hotel are:
New Orleans, LA (NEW-Lakefront) - 10.3 km / 6.4 mi
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BALTIMORE — Home runs on consecutive pitches thrown nearly a week apart by Astros lefty Tony Sipp book-ended this Astros road trip. The most recent shot came Wednesday in the eighth inning off the bat of the Orioles' Chris Davis, following James McCann's 11th-inning walk-off in Detroit six days earlier. Davis' eighth-inning homer was a […] [Read More]
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BALTIMORE — The Orioles were in second place behind the Yankees in the American League East by 4 1/2 games at the end of play on Aug. 8, 2012. The next day, a 20-year-old shortstop named Manny Machado was promoted to the majors straight from Class AA. Machado, a 6-foot-3 righthanded hitting shortstop with all […] [Read More]
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Us Moms, we love ourselves some swim skirts. I say this, because every time I'm at the pool, the moms in swim skirts are out in force. And I get the appeal. After baby, there's just a bit more cellulite, a bit of softening, a bit of droop. Yes. But swim skirts are tricky – they are hardly the panacea of mom-friendly swimwear.
J.Crew's tulle swim skirt (pictured at left) is one of my very favorite swim skirt options. To keep it mom-friendly, I'd pair it with a simple solid color halter top instead of the bandeau top. Unfortunately…most of the swim skirts at the pool are not nearly this cute. What makes the difference? (Hint – it's not the tulle)
What Swim Skirts Are
- A great way to cover-up any bum issues: cellulite on bum, a droopy, saggy bum
- Modest — a great way to provide more bum coverage when bending and chasing around the little one
What Swim Skirts Are Not
- Something that will camouflage all lower body issues: cellulite and stretch marks on legs, big hips and thighs
- Something that will fool others into thinking that underneath that skirt, she has hidden a smoking-hot pair of skinny, perfectly toned legs.
When in doubt, keep at least one of these tips in mind:
The key to getting a swim skirt right is proportion. A swim skirt must look like – gasp – actual swimwear. Which means that the bottom of the skirt must hit right below your bum. Any longer and you will look like a little old lady in her swim dress. No matter how bad you think your lower body issues are…..a too long swim skirt will make your overall appearance worse.
The Twister Dot Bikini by Coco Rave, $100 at Nordstroms.com, pictured at left, is a great example of a swim skirt that will help hide a saggy bum, but still give you a youthful, sexy look.
Tip 2 – Keep 'Em Tight
In general, swim skirts should not swish around when you walk. They need to fit fairly tight to your
body. Not so tight as to appear to be a sausage casing, but tight (and short) enough to require built-in bikini bottoms underneath.
The bottom line? If your swim skirt is long and flowy enough to swish like an actual skirt…then it's an actual skirt. Aka…your cover-up.
Juicy Couture's Halter Bikini Top and Skirted Bottom (pictured at right) is another perfect example of a well-executed swim skirt. You would never mistake this swim skirt for an actual skirt. This set can be purchased at Nordstroms.com for a grand total of almost $200…but please keep in mind that your swim separates need not match. Pairing this skirt ($98) with a simple black (or white!) halter top from Target or Old Navy would be adorable.
Tip 3 – Balance Them Out with the Right Top
Because swim skirts are fairly modest, they simply look better with a bikini top. And if you choose to stick with a slightly longer swim skirt, then it's imperative that your top be just a wee bit more revealing.
I don't love J.Crew's longer swim skirt (pictured at left), but if you do, pair yours with a small sculpted top (as shown – but find one with a detachable halter)…or just choose a small string top or tie
Even Tommy Bahama's loose fitting swim skirt is….well, not bad, with the right top (pictured at right). This skirt would be a disaster with a tankini, however.
If you had your heart set on a tankini top & swim skirt combo….it can be done, but it's essential to find the right tankini. You'll need something that shows more skin than the average tankini to offset the coverage of the swim skirt. Look for tankinis
with plunging necklines, or a little sex appeal. Marc Jacob's Ruffle One-Shoulder Tankini might work (pictured at left).
One final word of caution: if you are looking for a tankini – skirted bottom to completely camoflauge your post-baby body…you might be better off in a sexy one-piece suit with a great cover-up. More on those later…
The good news? There are a ton of completely practical yet totally sexy swim skirt options for moms. I had the best luck at the big department stores: Nordstroms, Bloomies, Macy's. Here are a few of my favorites:
First of all, please ignore the weird jungle themed/pouty-faced model. They take away from this very fabulous suit. This suit, actually, is our contributing author J's new suit. Going to the pool with J in this suit was like going to the pool with a rock star. There were stares, gasps, and J couldn't go two feet without someone rushing up: "Where did you get that suit???" I kid you not. This suit is fabulous for moms. Yes, J does have a great body…but she is still a mom, dealing with sags, bags, and cellulite just like the rest of us. Her suit is Becca's Enchantment Suit, $134 at Dillards.com.
I also like the wildly romantic take on the skirt suit by Kenneth Cole (pictured above in white). This suit comes in several other colors and retails for roughly $120 at Macy's.com.
DKNY's Navy Peony Skirt Suit, $148 at Nordstroms.com is a perfect example of a skirt that's a bit flouncy, but still works due to it's short length and bare top.
For a flirty look, try Betsy Johnson's 'Hello Cupcake' skirt suit. And I can't resist that name! This suit retails for a little over $200 at Nordstroms.com.
Lastly, I also really like the simple nautical striped number from Coco Rave, currently on sale for roughly $70 at Macy's.com. Or Jantzen's simple take on the skirt suit in hot pink, also on sale at Macy's.com for $70.


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Brandi Glanville is having surgery to remove a tumor in her breast, but thankfully her diagnosis was a relief and she found out it isn't cancer.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is undergoing surgery to have a benign tumor removed on December 12, and Tweeted the news.
"It's not the big C, please don't worry," the 40-year-old reality star wrote.
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"It's just some n'lame that's been making me ill."
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Brandi was rushed to the hospital in November and that's when the tumor was found.
"Brandi was feeling nauseous all day and was having weird chest pains so an ambulance was called and she was taken to the hospital," the source told RadarOnline.com.
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"She found a weird lump under her arm, which turned out not to be cancer, but doctors still couldn't figure out what's wrong with her. She's home now, but she's sick."
Brandi and her ex-husband Eddie Cibrian and his wife LeAnn Rimes have had a tumultuous week, battling on line about their toxic relationships.
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Brandi slammed LeAnn for allegedly allowing her son to eat one of her laxatives and Eddie hit back defending his wife.
However, the mother-of-two, is spending the weekend with her two boys, Mason and Jake Cibrian, and said she's looking forward to having them help her after surgery.
"Will be fine! Its not cancer and I look forward to my kids doing things for me for a change."
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Candidates contesting from the Mysore-Madikeri Lok Sabha constituency might find themselves in a fix over the Kodava land demand. Separatist activists have decided to rake up the issue of independent Kodava land in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. They are likely to give a call to vote only for those candidates who can pledge their support to the formation of Kodava land in the form of an 'autonomous region' or 'hill council'.
The Codava National Council (CNC) that met in Madikeri on Friday has decided to sensitize candidates of all national and regional parties on the issue of racial discrimination and regional suppression that had been allegedly meted out on Kodava people.
Speaking exclusively after the meeting to dna, president of the CNC U Nachappa Codava said, "There are various instances of Lok Sabha candidates supporting the causes of micro societies, hill councils, and autonomous administrative units. In recent times, the Gorkhaland and Telangana issues have been supported by the Lok Sabha candidates in those areas."
SS Ahluwalia, the Lok Sabha candidate from Darjeeling constituency, has been supportive of Gorkhaland, and in the past, Yashwanth Sinha of the BJP, when he contested from the same constituency, was also sympathetic to the cause of autonomous administrative regions in the North East, So we expect candidates from the BJP, the Congress and the JDS to not just give lip service to our cause but also treat our demands for a hill council or autonomous administrative region status for Kodagu district" Codava said.
Though a minority, the Kodavas have 1.25 lakh votes in the Mysore-Madikeri Lok Sabha constituency. In the 2004 and 2009 elections, the constituency recorded 4% less voting by Kodavas due to a boycott.
"We do not want to be branded as anti democracy, but a few thousand Kodavas will prefer to show their dissent for neglecting socio-economic and political issues pertaining to Kodagu by boycotting voting in this elections, we have appealed to the governor on Friday that the gross negligence of developmental work in Kodagu district amounted to racial discrimination by the Indian Union and the state government. The central government has been studying the Khap Panchayat, a proposal to bring Jats under the OBC category, and even a Bodoland and the separate state of Telangana. So why not Kodava land?" was the question posed to the Karnataka Governor.
In another case, the Tulunadu separatist movement might also gather steam in the coming days using the Nethravati river diversion project as a plank. Pramod Kumar Rai, the originator of the Tulunadu movement, told dna that "the coastal region that we refer to as 'Tulunadu' was also suppressed to a great extent by the government of Karnataka. But for brave private initiatives in development, this region would have been as backward as any other backward areas. To rake up Tulunadu issue in these elections may not be possible. But I am sure that Nethravati river diversion project can be fought on Tulunadu platform."


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Women Under Siege
All the shades are drawn in Raba's house on a wide residential street in one of Baghdad's more affluent neighborhoods. Small daughters and nieces streak through a well-appointed living room, leaving giggles and shrieks in their wake, as their young mothers and aunts sip Pepsi from cans and make wry comments in the darkened space. None of these women leave this home, even so many months after the war came to its so-called end. And Raba, a usually spunky twentysomething, is afraid even to stand in her own doorway. "Before the war we were out until 2 o'clock in the morning all the time," she says. "Now I don't even bother to put on my shoes."
Millions of women have found themselves living under such de facto house arrest since the coalition forces claimed Baghdad in April. They have been forced into this situation by a menacing triple threat that has emerged since the war: First, Saddam Hussein threw open the doors to his prisons in October 2002, releasing criminals onto Iraq's tightly policed streets. Then came the fall of the regime and the concomitant crumbling of law enforcement. And now, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) is treating a growing human rights crisis for women as an extracurricular issue at best, leaving women at the mercy of thugs on the streets and the religious parties that have rushed into the political vacuum. Upwards of 400 women have been kidnapped in this city alone, according to various women's groups, and each horror story ripples with alacrity throughout each neighborhood. Raba's story is one of them. As she leans forward to fuss over a tiny niece, her auburn curls part to show a jagged line of black stitches that vertically bisect her scalp. "My wound from the war," she says with a sardonic laugh.
Raba and her fiancé were driving late one summer evening in his Toyota RAV 4 when they were attacked by a band of men engaged in a popular and profitable postoccupation occupation: carjacking. As they were violently booting the fiancé from the car, one of the men decided that Raba would make a nice addition to the evening's spoils. But as he was attempting to rape her in the back seat, the intrepid--more furious than afraid, she says--Raba pulled open the door handle and flung herself from the speeding car. The next day, her fiancé and her brother went to the police station to report the stolen car. They didn't file anything regarding the attempted rape, since, as she says, neither they nor the cops were interested.
"What did I learn from all of this? That what's important here isn't a woman's life, but a nice car," she says, closing the subject. She's more interested in talking about how she hasn't heard a word from her fiancé since the incident, and our conversation spirals easily into a lengthy eye-rolling and hand-squeezing conference on men and commitment--the sort of thing we should be discussing over brunch, or window shopping in the Mansour district, which everyone says is very fashionable but which these days feels like a ghost town. It's impossible for Raba and her relatives to imagine feeling safe anywhere but in this room these days, her sister comments as she jumps at the sound of what we hope is just a car backfiring outside. "You can't imagine what this time has done to us," she says. "This is not how anything was supposed to be."
If you talk to women throughout Bagdhad, from the brave few who venture out to beauty salons--some of which are now being targeted by fundamentalist groups--to many others at their dining tables, "This is liberation?" emerges as a constant, insistent refrain. Not that they feel any great nostalgia for life under Saddam. Far more women here have stories about husbands and sons who disappeared into mass graves and torture prisons under Saddam than tales of nieces and female neighbors who have gone missing since the war. And sexual violence was a hallmark of a regime that employed men to hold the job of "Violator of Women's Honor," who would videotape themselves raping the wives of men the regime perceived as suspect. But as women here will remind you, the advantage to living under a police state is that the streets feel safe. As demeaning, terrifying and tragic as life under a dictator was for Iraqis, threats were not random acts from random criminals but rather tightly controlled, deliberately deployed terrors. These days the sheer unpredictability of violence is what makes the fear so pervasive. Then, women may have been afraid to step out of line, but now they're afraid even to step outside their homes alone.
It's not hard to find women in Baghdad who tell stories of life since the war that make Raba's tale seem like a lucky break. Eighteen-year-old Zainab and 14-year-old Hanaa can't use their real names, since every day outside the semivacant office building they call home, a man who wants to kill them sits parked in a white car. The two girls were abducted and gang-raped in August when heavily armed former neighbors of theirs burst into their front door late one evening. After several hours of torturous violence at gunpoint Zainab escaped. Hanaa wasn't so fortunate. She spent the next week blindfolded in an abandoned house. Each night her abductors would tell her she was to be sold the next day in the north, as part of a growing ring of trafficking in abducted women. But word got out that Zainab had gone to the police, and so they dropped Hanaa off at her doorstep with the threat that if she told anyone what had happened to her, her family would be murdered. Now every day the girls sit at home in pajamas in the empty rooms they share with their mother and small brother watching their sole luxury, a black-and-white television. Their captors were a prominent Baathist's son and his newly released felon cronies. "What do you expect?" said Zainab when I first met her in the hours before the gang dropped a trembling Hanaa at the door, when she thought she might never see her sister again. "They let out the criminals. They got rid of the law. Here we are."
Zainab and Hanaa say their only hope rests with the Iraqi police--a cruel irony. It turns out that once the police impounded the car used to abduct the sisters, they closed the case. The lead investigating officer, a portly, chain-smoking man with a shaved head named Major Hasan, refused to term the case kidnapping because the captors were known by the girls in their old neighborhood. "They knew them, yes? So how is it kidnapping?" he says. His treatment of the case is hardly unique--it's standard practice. "All cases that have to do with kidnapping, they are lies, they are not real. And after the war we haven't received any case of rape," says a thickly mustached Lieut. Khalil Majid Ahmed, who manages the all-male-staffed precinct. My questioning of this assertion was met with livid bellowing. "Has anyone tried to assault you? No? So how can you judge? This subject should be closed!" His second in command--with matching mustache--named Lieut. Col. Ra'ad Heider, elaborated vehemently, "Iraqi society has customs and traditions that keep us very well served. No American values are practiced here. Things that have to do with women, rape, that kind of thing--we will never follow American values!"


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Christian Bautista bounces back after end of 'Party Pilipinas'
Singer-actor Christian Bautista said he felt disheartened when GMA 7 canceled the variety show "Party Pilipinas," his first program in the network after transferring from rival ABS-CBN in April.
Negative feedback on Twitter made him feel worse, Bautista told Inquirer recently. "People said I made the wrong decision… and that nothing good could happen now to my career. A few even blamed me for what happened to the show, saying I brought bad luck."
But while there were bashers, Bautista said, he also caught some inspiring comments. "I just told myself that at least people cared enough to tweet about it," he said. "I never doubted my decision to transfer. From the start, my management (Stages) and I agreed that, whatever happened we would pursue, cooperate, fight and work hard."
When he was included in "Sunday All Stars," which replaced "Party Pilipinas" on June 16, the singer said he took on the challenge with renewed vigor. "I'm excited about the new show. That's how it goes—we fall, we get up, brush off the dust and move on."
Starting Monday, Bautista will also appear in "With a Smile," an early morning "dramedy," with Andrea Torres and Mikael Daez.
Asked about the rumor that he left ABS-CBN for its failure to give him more acting projects, he said, "ABS-CBN presented its plans for me during negotiations. GMA7 had its own [plans]. We decided, based on my goals and current status in life, that GMA 7's offer was the perfect fit."
Is "With a Smile" the Kapuso network's answer to ABS-CBN's top-rating morning show "Be Careful with My Heart?"
Bautista said, "This [GMA7 show] airs earlier. And while its story is also light and funny… it's patterned after 'Lovers in Paris' and the angle is different—two men are fighting over a girl."
"With a Smile" is Bautista's first lead role in a TV series in a long while. He teamed up with Anne Curtis in the Kapamilya drama "Kampanerang Kuba" in 2005.
Directed by Louie Ignacio, "With a Smile" also features Vince de Jesus, Miggs Cuaderno, RJ Padilla, Bryan Benedict, Soliman Cruz and Marnie Lapuz, among others.
It airs weekdays before "Unexpected You."
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Our tame racing driver gets sideways in the very maddest Merc before a road trip to AMG headquarters…
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Turns out the security guard is quite used to AMG owners turning up on spec wanting to shake the hand of the man who built their engine. And it's easy to track him down – he's one of only three that have been trained to assemble the SLS Black engines. So, five minutes later I'm shaking hands with Sivadas Inthrathas (pictured above), congratulating him on a fantastic job and telling him his handwriting needs a bit of work.


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As Teresa Giudice faces the prospect of 50 years in prison, the Real Housewives of New Jersey star has made it clear that whatever happens, she's standing by her husband — and co-defendant — Joe Giudice.
"I support Joe," she said in a statement after her indictment. "As a wonderful husband and father, I know he wants only the best for our lovely daughters and me."
Spousal loyalty aside, that could prove to be a shrewd decision: A case insider tells RadarOnline.com exclusively that Joe is likely to repay Teresa's loyalty by taking the fall — as much as possible — in their fraud trial.
"My guess is that Joe will take some sort of a plea to lessen or remove anything from his wife," Monica Chacon, an attorney who represented Joe's former business partner in a 2007 fraud case tells RadarOnline.com.
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In that case, brought against Joe by Joe Mastropole, Teresa was eventually absolved of any connection to the fraud, even though her signature appeared on several documents. Joe was willing to accept some responsibility for forging her signature.
"Did your wife sign that?" a lawyer for the plaintiff asked Joe of one crucial document, according to a transcript obtained by RadarOnline.com. "No," Joe answered, unequivocally.
"Who signed that?" he was prodded.
Joe answered, "I might have" and continued to insist that Teresa had nothing to do with his business dealings and was therefore innocent of the fraud charges.
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Teresa later chimed in, "I wasn't involved in their business… I never went to a closing. I never signed any papers. I find out now that my name was on a lot of properties, which is news to me."
But the plaintiff, Mastropole, insisted the Real Housewives of New Jersey stars were lying to help her get off, saying, "Any mortgages she ever got, she knew darn well and she signed those mortgages … You know, [Teresa and Joe] are very good actors. They should be on HBO."
Whether she will get a happy ending once again remains to be seen.


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The GPS built JUST for sailing with Bluetooth Wind Monitoring (required reading if you sail)
By Mike Hanlon
April 6, 2012
One of the problems of using GPS chartplotters on a sailboat is that it is extremely difficult to calculate accurate arrival times given the amount of tacking often involved. Now there's a purpose-built Sailing GPS that not only accounts for the tacking that sailboats do, but can can tell you the optimal tacking angles and your Tacking Time to Destination (TTD).
Standard GPS chartplotters do not account for the fact that sailboats tack back and forth, so it makes sense that if they don't know your tacking distances, how can they calculate your Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) correctly? The Sailing GPS solves this problem. It displays exactly how far each tack is, how long it will take to sail each tack, and the optimal tacks to arrive earliest. Pretty amazing.
You can also use Google Maps to easily mark waypoints, connecting via Bluetooth with the Sailing GPS, which is much easier than manually entering long strings of numbers for the latitude/longitude of multiple waypoints.
The Sailing GPS can even learn the unique "polar plots" for your individual vessel.
This is not just a generic polar plot for all sailboats of a certain type, or estimates from a simulation - the Sailing GPS learns your unique vessel's actual performance on all different points of sail.
SailTimer Inc., the manufacturer of The Sailing GPS, received final patent approval in March of this year for its pioneering R&D.; "This technology is a big step forward for sailors" said Dr. Craig Summers, the President of SailTimer Inc.:
"People assume that since GPS satellites can pinpoint our location on the Earth, everything shown on a GPS chartplotter must be very accurate", said Dr. Craig Summers, the President of SailTimer, "but if you head upwind on a tack, standard GPS units view your tack as cross-track 'error'."
The new patent, titled 'Navigational Planning and Display Method for the Sailor's Dilemma When Heading Upwind', was granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office this year, and originally filed in 2006.
The navigation functions in The Sailing GPS include support for the new wireless, solar-powered SailTimer Wind Vane which will be available this (Northern Hemisphere) summer, offering the ability to continuously update your optimal tacks with real-time wind data via Bluetooth.
The Sailing GPS comes with a free waterproof DryPak soft bag with tie-downs.
Unlike smartphones and tablets, the Sailing GPS is just as easy to see in direct sunlight, and with polarized sunglasses on.
The screen of the Sailing GPS is protected by Lexan, which is very strong and won't break if it's dropped, and ... it floats.
The polycarbonate Sailing GPS case is scratch- and UV-resistant, small enough for a coat pocket, and durable enough to remain unharmed with a bit of rough treatment, which is much easier than trying to protect and view an iPad in the cockpit (and the ETA won't go blank every time you tack).
The Sailing GPS displays your tacking angles in a diagram and in degrees for each heading, but is not intended to replace a chartplotter. Nevertheless, even fully-equipped cruising yachts will not have the features provided by The Sailing GPS, including the quick and easy display of your optimal tacks and Tacking Time to Destination (TTD).
The Sailing GPS costs US$399 and can be purchased online.
Nice first try - the screen seems a little small for use on a boat, and it needs an integrated compass, rather than using motion. It's not true that "fully equipped sailboats don't have this feature". Routing software such as Expedition or Dockman are quite capable of doing the same thing, as well as taking inputs from the yachts NMEA bus.
It needs a way to mount on the boat, similar to GPS enabled devices like TacTic or Veloctec SC-1. BIG DISPLAY.
It also needs a way to interface with a PC for uploading/downloading of track and waypoint information, as well as uploading polars.Andy Barrow
Out of all of the features you mention, isn't this the one product that pulls them all together best?
Standard GPS chartplotters on fully-equipped cruising sailboats do not have the basic features offered by the unit above: display optimal tacks, Tacking Time to Destination and polar plot learning. That is what sailors need. 99.9% of the cruising sailboats out there with a GPS chartplotter can only display ETA, and don't account for tacking distances. But ETA is for power boats.
The Deckman and Expedition software cost 200-300% more than this entire GPS, and require a laptop while sailing. Not everyone wants to use a computer while sailing, or has a safe, dry place to view it (which is also out of direct sunlight). Yes, B&G purchased Deckman, but their units cannot learn actual polar data on your individual vessel, and cost ten times more than The Sailing GPS above.
You can see in the YouTube clip and pictures of the keypad that this unit has simple buttons for ease of use -- more like a 1-button iPad, not a control panel of variables rivalling a Boeing 747. Just enter the directions of the Wind + Bearing, and press Optimal Route.
You can also see tie-down loops for easy mounting on the waterproof DryPak in the pictures above.
For interfacing with a PC: The article above does mention that The Sailing GPS has Bluetooth to send the polars it learns for your unique vessel to a PC, or to easily transfer waypoints through the air from Google Maps on a PC.Sailor
I heard him mention that this will give you "boat heading". However, I didn't hear anything about an integral compass.
GPS receivers alone cannot tell you what the boat's 'heading' is. They can tell you what direction you are traveling but without compass imput they have no idea which way the bow of the boat is acutally pointing. You could be "headed" north, for example, and in reverse, and the GPS doesn't know that you're facing the other way. It only knows which direction the antenna is travelling. This doesn't translate to a GPS reading of actual heading.Gringo
You can always improve on anything, but for a 1st version this certainly look impressive and reasonably priced for boat gear.Xavier
I'd really like to have this kind of functionality on my sailboat and if I had no instruments on board I'd consider this. However, I have full Raymarine instrumentation and can't bear the thought of buying yet another wind instrument. How cool it would be if someone invented a black box that listened to the SeaTalk buss, broadcast all the data on bluetooth or wi-fi and then invented another portable box like the Sailing GPS that had the software required to tacking planning and collect performance data. This could probably be done for NMEA systems as well. What this would do is get all the boat data out in the open where custom software could deal with it, instead of having yet another GPS and compass and wind instrument on board.Ansa


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