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SHIMOGA: Even as efforts are on to press for an early completion of gauge conversion between Shimoga and Talaguppa with people of Sagar resorting to an agitation, the reported decision of the Railways to close down this section permanently has angered them.
The meeting convened in Sagar town on Friday by the Broadgauge Railway Action Committee to discuss the situation arising out of the reported move of the Railways decided to launch a sustained agitation for retaining the line.
The meeting took exception to the shifting of the 16 gatemen posted at railway crossings between Shimoga and Talaguppa by the Railways and described it as a precursor to the closure of the line. They questioned the wisdom of the Railways to close down the line.
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The meeting decided to organise a people's movement in Sagar town shortly for retaining the line and also to press for it being converted into a broadgauge line.
It also decided to involve the heads of religious institutions in the Malnad region in the movement apart from leaders and representatives of various parties.
The meeting wondered how the Railways could decide to wind up the line when tenders for works widening the track and strengthening of bridges and culverts had been called for. It urged the Railways not to do anything to disband the track.
Those who addressed the meeting included the president of the Action Committee, Na'D'Souza, the chairman, U.G. Mallikarjun, the general secretary, William, and the members, B.R. Bheemachar, C. Gopala Krishna Rao Ganapathi Sulagodu and Mahabaleshwar.
The metregauge line between Shimoga and Talaguppa has a long and chequered history. The line was introduced in 1939 for transporting wood from the Malnad area to the Mysore Iron and Steel Works of Bhadravati (now Visvesvaraya Iron and Steel Ltd.) to run its furnaces.
Ten years ago, the regular passenger train running between Shimoga and Talaguppa was stopped when the broadgauge on the Shimoga-Birur Section was extended up to Shimoga city. In its place, a rail bus was introduced.
However, the sudden transfer of the 16 gatemen working at level crossings has created such a situation that mobile gatemen travelling in the rail bus have to get off it to close the gates at level crossings till the rail bus passes them.
This process takes at least 10 minutes at every gate. As a result, the train, which used to take three hours to reach its destination, now requires four-and-half hours.
On account of this, passengers planning to catch the Shimoga-Bangalore night train cannot do so. It has also hit collections at the Sagar counter.
The gauge conversion assumes importance in view of the fact that it paves the way for providing a link to Konkan Railway which means direct train connection to Mumbai, Goa and Kerala.
When it was brought to the notice of the Shimoga MP and former Chief Minister, S. Bangarappa, he told presspersons that he would get the proposal re-examined after holding a detailed discussion with the Railway Minister Lalu Prasad.
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It is nearly ten months since the term of the National Board for Wildlife (NBWL) ended – in September 2013 - but due to policy paralysis that gripped the UPA-II towards the end of its second term, the body was never reconstituted again leaving at least over 120 projects awaiting green clearances.
With the NDA government led by prime minister Narendra Modi firmly in the driving seat now, stiff lobbying has started to grab the positions of NGOs and experts in the committee. NBWL is chaired by prime minister and comprises an array of members, including some MPs. Its primary function is to promote conservation and development of wildlife and forests.
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A series of six one-hour lectures on Wednesday evenings
6:30pm, The first lecture is in the theatre, all others are in Room 228
No registration required.
Free Admission. Q & A follows each lecture.
See Related Events - book discussion, art display, and concert (listed below)
This year's lecture series is funded in part by student fees and the Friends of Matt Zillig
September 23: German Educational System
Speaker: Consul General, Herbert Quelle, German Council, Chicago
Note: This lecture takes place in the theatre and is followed by a social which is sponsored by the Friends of Matt Zillig.
The first lecture is dedicated to the memory of Matt, a true global citizen (see sponsorship info below).
September 30: Wind Energy
Speaker: David Haynes, Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel
October 7: Doing Business in Germany
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Stanley Pfrang, Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.
Speakers: Matthew Alagm, Thomas Magnete GmbH and Steve Beaver, Jeneil Biotech, Saukville
October 14: Germany's Healthcare
Speaker: Jorg Kramer, Hanzevast Germany GmbH
October 21: German Nationalism
Speaker: Dr. Rudy J. Koshar, UW-Madison
October 28: German Art
Speaker: Graeme Reid, Director of Exhibitions, Museum of Wisconsin Art
2014 Mexico Lecture Series:
TAPE OF 9/24 LECTURE (courtesy of West Bend Community Television)
TAPE of 10/1 LECTURE (courtesy of West Bend Community Television)
TAPE of 10/8 LECTURE (courtesy of West Bend Community Television)
TAPE of 10/15 LECTURE (courtesy of West Bend Community Television)
Art Gallery: TBA
Book Discussion: TBA
Wednesday evenings, October 7, 14 and 21, 5-6:15pm in Room 101
Facilitator: UW-WC English Professor, Dr. Anne Widmayer
Concert: Bachtoberfest
with The Kettle Moraine Symphony Orchestra
Sunday, September 27, 2pm
Special thanks to our sponsor:
The first lecture in the series is in memory of Matt Zillig (pictured left). When Matt passed away in 2008, his friends created a memorial fund to promote Matt's commitment to the idea of global citizenship. The Friends of Matt Zillig sponsor this lecture as well as a social (immediately following the lecture) that features food samples from Germany.
Student fees also help support the community lecture series.


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This shadow "ripple" effect has been happening to me since open beta. I was using some pretty outdated drivers at the time so i did not care much, I did however bring it up on the forums. During my 7 month hiatus from the game I had to update my graphics drivers to fix some issues with MoH. When I decided to come back to STO I figured that annoying shadow ripple would be gone.
I should not have been surprised to STILL see it here. So for some reason Cryptic is deciding that there are far more important things in the game to worry about then a little graphic glitch or something is screwed up with ATI drivers that they refuse to fix.
Come to think of it shadows don't look "pretty" in Empire: Total War or Napoleon Total War either.


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- 719-40 Prospects for Deregulation in Telecommunications
by Farrell, Joseph
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by Colombo, Massimo G & Rossini, Andrea
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by Leo, Evan & Huber, Peter
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by McKelvey, Maureen
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by Spiller, Pablo T & Zelner, Bennet A
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by Goldstein, Don
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by David, Paul A & Wright, Gavin
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by Greenstein, Shane M
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by Klepper, Steven & Simons, Kenneth L
- 461-501 Managerial Commitments and Technological Change in the US Tire Industry
by Sull, Donald N & Tedlow, Richard S & Rosenbloom, Richard S
1997, Volume 6, Issue 1
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by Dosi, Giovanni, et al
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by Jensen, J Bradford & McGuckin, Robert H
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by Audretsch, David B
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by Malerba, Franco & Orsenigo, Luigi
- 119-43 Long-Term Evolutionary Change in organizational Populations: Theory, Models and Empirical Findings in Industrial Demography
by Carroll, Glenn R
- 145-81 Industry Life Cycles
by Klepper, Steven
- 183-202 Responding to Structural Industry Changes: A Technological Evolution Perspective
by Ufuah, Allan N & Utterback, James M
1996, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 933-40 Introduction: Policy and Strategy for Rapidly Changing Communications Markets
by Wildman, Steven S & Teece, David J
- 941-61 Making Economic Sense of the Telecommunications Act of 1996
by Brennan, Timothy J
- 963-92 Interconnections: A Contractual Analysis of the Regulation of Bottleneck Telephone Monopolies
by Weare, Christopher
- 993-1011 Common Carriers, Public Utilities and Competition
by Grieve, Willie A & Levin, Stanford L
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by Aron, Debra J & Wildman, Steven S
- 1049-66 Information Inequality and Broadband Network Access: An Analysis of Australian Household Data
by Madden, Gary & Savage, Scott & Simpson, Michael
- 1067-78 Internet Voice, 'Cyberbypass,' Competitive Efficiency
by Einhorn, Michael A
- 1079-95 Remarks on the Economic Implications of Convergence
by Katz, Michael L
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by Ward, Michael R
- 1143-80 Innovation in Large Technical Systems: The Case of Telecommunications
by Davies, Andrew
- 1181-1203 The Underemphasized Role of Established Firms as the
by Methe, David & Swaminathan, Anand & Mitchell, Will
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by Brousseau, Eric & Quelin, Bertrand
- 1231-41 Network Competition and Industry Structure
by Gong, Jiong & Srinagesh, Padmanabhan
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HOLTSVILLE, N.Y.— William Nuti remembers the phone message he got in early 2003 as ''the most disturbing moment in my career,'' when the magnitude of the problems at Symbol Technologies really hit him.
It was a Saturday afternoon in February 2003, and Mr. Nuti, his wife and son were in the Denver airport on their way to a brief skiing vacation in Aspen, when he paused to check the messages on his cellphone. Mr. Nuti had left Cisco Systems six months earlier to become president of Symbol -- best known as a manufacturer of hand-held bar-code scanners -- which he viewed as a promising company whose performance had stagnated.
Symbol was under investigation by the government for suspect accounting, but the company's former chief executive and some lieutenants had already been forced out. The board had assured Mr. Nuti that the shady accounting was a thing of the past.
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''I was flabbergasted that someone was still trying to screw around with the numbers,'' Mr. Nuti said. The episode, he added, ''just showed how much more work we really had to do in reforming and rooting out a toxic subculture at the company.''
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Are you sure? Your numbers sound like they're off. The Cardassian/Bajoran/Dominion episodes should still unlock at Captain 1, as long as you've proceeded through the prior missions. I can't imagine they purposely wiped out all Captain level content.
Pull up the Mission Journal (J key) and look at the Episodes tab yourself.
Inserting the Devdian and Reman missions into the mission progression list boosted the required level for moving to the Cardassian Front to 40, yes.
Devidians get slotted between "Task Force Hippocrates" (11) and "Ultimate Klingon" (17), so the Roms get shifted from the mid-teens to early 20s.
Remans get tacked on after "Trapped" (now 33), so the Cardies get boosted to 40. And the Gamma Orionis Borg missions now start at 48.