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Moore v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
as 3:2015cv00081
Plaintiff: Michael J. Moore
Defendant: State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Insurance Contract
Type: Torts - Injury Motor Vehicle
Plaintiff v. Defendant
as 1:2015cv00005
Plaintiff: Plaintiff v. Defendant
Defendant: Plaintiff v. Defendant
Cause Of Action: Job Discrimination (Employment)
Taylor v. Conant
as 3:2015cv00080
Plaintiff: Keith Tayjphone Taylor
Defendant: John Conant
Cause Of Action: Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus (State)
Type: Prisoner Petitions General
Ruvane v. Elizabeth F, Inc. et al
as 3:2015cv00079
Plaintiff: Christopher J. Ruvane
Defendant: Elizabeth F, Inc., F/V ELIZABETH F
Cause Of Action: Admiralty
Type: Torts - Injury Marine
Bekkum v. Samuel Simmons Memorial Hospital et al
as 2:2015cv00003
Plaintiff: Curtis Bekkum
Defendant: Samuel Simmons Memorial Hospital , Jeff Prater
Cause Of Action: Tort Claim
Douglas Indian Association v. Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska et al
as 1:2015cv00004
Plaintiff: Douglas Indian Association
Defendant: Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska , Richard Peterson , William Ware
Cause Of Action: Indian Tribal Rights
Vickers v. Costco Wholesale Corporation
as 3:2015cv00077
Plaintiff: Betty Vickers
Defendant: Costco Wholesale Corporation
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Personal Injury
Type: Torts - Injury P.I.: Other
Ozkin v. State of Alaska
as 3:2015cv00078
Plaintiff: Nikita Ozkin
Defendant: State of Alaska
Cause Of Action: Civil Rights Act
Plaintiff v. Defendant
as 3:2015cv00076
Plaintiff: Plaintiff v. Defendant
Defendant: Plaintiff v. Defendant
Cause Of Action: Federal Question: Other Civil Rights
Kaihoi v. Premera et al
as 4:2015cv00013
Plaintiff: Kendal L. Kaihoi
Defendant: Premera, Premera Blue Cross
Cause Of Action: Breach of Insurance Contract
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General Information
|Work Title
|Piano Trio No.2
|Alternative Title
|Ashton, Algernon
|Opus/Catalogue Number
|A major
|4 movements:
|Year/Date of Composition
|by 1892
|First Performance
|by 1892
|First Publication
|Seinem Freunde Ernest Fowles dankbarst zugeeignet.
|Piece Style
|1 piano, 1 violin, 1 cello
Misc. Comments
- The Academy, Vol.41 mentions a performance of this trio (Ashton's trio in A, no.2) and was published in 1892, providing an end date for composition and premiere. (possibly composed as early as 1883 by the MusicWeb composition list, if that is not a typo.) Another performance occurred on November 18 1896, in the same concert as the premiere of Walthew's clarinet trio in C minor.

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Would-be husband stealer Jill Tyrrell is a frankly terrible human being and a brilliant comic creation by Julia Davis
The first time we meet Jill Tyrrell, shes in the waiting room of a doctors surgery. Why me? she sobs inconsolably. Jill, says Terry, her put-upon husband, lets keep this in perspective. Its me thats got the cancer. Its the perfect introduction to a character so self-obsessed and sociopathic the only possible reaction to her can be laughter.
More sickcom than sitcom, Nighty Night was written by Julia Davis, who also plays Jill, a woman whose first action after discovering her husband has a terminal illness is to go online-dating for a replacement. When that doesnt pan out (her only date is a man who describes his personality as Scottish), she turns to new neighbour Don Cole, played by Angus Deayton. Hes already married and his wife, Cathy (Rebecca Front), is ill, »
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11 November 2014 10:38 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Julia Davis returns to Channel 4 in 2015 with a new comedy series spoofing breakfast television.
Davis will star as daytime TV icon Gail Sinclair, who suddenly finds her career and TV ratings on the slide.
The press release reveals: "After eight glorious years of high ratings and winning awards, things begin to go wrong for Sinclair when the programme begins to lose viewers and tensions break out within the production team."
The six-episode series is written by Davis and has been commissioned by Channel 4's head of comedy Phil Clarke.
Davis is famous for her work on BBC Three's Nighty Night, Sky Atlantic's award-winning Hunderby and Gavin & Stacey.
The series will be directed by How Not to Live Your Life's Dan Clark. »
15 July 2014 2:04 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Julia Davis has recorded a pilot for new Channel 4 comedy Morning Has Broken.
The star of the British Comedy Award-winning Hunderby and Nighty Night writes and stars in the show.
According to Radio Times, the dark comedy veteran plays a breakfast show host alongside co-writer Nick Mohammed.
The Morning Has Broken pilot is not expected to be broadcast.
Davis has also appeared in Gavin and Stacey, Big Train and contributed to Chris Morris's radio series Blue Jam and its TV spinoff Jam.
Watch the trailer for Hunderby below: »
5 March 2014 5:16 PM, PST | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Arts and culture channel BBC4 reprieved but youth service will be available online only as Tony Hall seeks £100m savings
Full coverage: News story | Roy Greenslade | BBC3 in pictures | The shows we'll miss | Media Talk podcast | Poll
Some of the BBC's biggest names have joined the backlash against the broadcaster's decision to close its youth channel BBC3 after 11 years.
The BBC will confirm on Thursday that the channel is being axed by director general Tony Hall as part of a plan to make £100m of savings, much of which will be pumped into drama and children's programming.
The channel, which was home to critically acclaimed shows such as Gavin and Stacey as well as less regarded ones such as Hotter Than My Daughter, will continue online, with many of its programmes available to watch on the BBC iPlayer.
But its budget and range of programmes will be dramatically cut back, »
- John Plunkett
5 March 2014 8:27 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
BBC Three has always been an easy target. Right from its inception, the channel came in for criticism - whether it was people turning their noses up at Snog, Marry, Avoid or middle class, middle-aged mutters about where the licence fee was going.
So when the news broke today that BBC Three is being axed as a regular, broadcast channel - and moving solely online - I wasn't surprised. Sure, the station has produced high quality drama, comedy and entertainment. Sure, it picks up higher ratings than some of the other BBC brands. Sure, it's pretty much the only BBC channel aimed at young people. But, well, it's always been an easy target.
I have sympathy for the BBC. They've been stuck between a rock and a hard place in recent years, as the recession bit and funding was squeezed. With a coalition government that's never been too warm towards »
6 January 2014 4:01 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
BBC Three has released a first-look trailer for stand-up comedian and singer Nick Helm's new comedy series Uncle.
Picked up by the BBC after initially airing a pilot on Channel 4, the show follows the story of a dissolute out-of work musician, who forges an unlikely alliance with his 12-year-old nephew Errol.
Speaking about the plot, Helm said: "Across the series, Andy learns to be less selfish, and to be more responsible... basically, he grows up.
"At the start of the series, Andy is a typical 30-something man-child: he's completely stuck in being a teenager and he's made to look after his 12-year-old nephew, who is old before his time.
"They learn from each other - it's all very moral."
The comedian claimed that the project was inspired by West Anderson's Royal Tenenbaums, and said that it fitted into the history of Baby Cow comedy productions.
"[Baby Cow has] produced some of »
4 January 2014 10:50 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
ITV's Splash!, the celebrity diving show that recovered from ridicule and a few flop performances early on to become the sleeper hit of 2013, is back!
Tonight five stars, including Towie's Gemma Collins and Hollyoaks favourite Gemma Merna, will cast aside their dressing gowns, prance over to the diving board in their skimpy swimsuits and attempt to pull out something better than a belly flop, all in a bid to impress mentor Tom Daley and us viewers.
Join Digital Spy from 7.20pm as hosts Gabby Logan and Vernon Kay present a shamelessly cheesy 90 minutes of gawking at celebrities' bodies before forcing them to fall from a great height. Go on, don't act like you won't be giving it a whirl...
20:50Thanks for joining us for the Splash! premiere live blog everyone. In what is surely the best bit of TV scheduling ever, the new series of Take Me Out is next up, »
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I could never afford a Sodastream, so one day, I found and bought a Fizzgizz device.
It has it's drawbacks - you have to carbonate everything all at once because once the CO2 cartridge is breached, it leaks. You can't use it for a 20 ounce bottle of water, and then put it away for a day or two, and use it again. You have to carbonate as much as that cartridge will carbonate all at once. That means you need to have enough bottles to store what you carbonate.
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Another downside to the Sodastream is that all the flavorings are too sweet. They contain at least 2 sweeteners (mostly artificial), even the diet ones. You don't control the flavors or the ingredients.
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CHICAGO – A postcard mailed from Chicago in 1958 has finally reached its intended recipient, but not without a little help from Facebook.
The Chicago Sun-Times reports that a postcard depicting Shedd Aquarium recently arrived at Scott McMurry's Virginia home, more than five decades after his mom mailed it.
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The postcard was addressed to Clairmont Lane in Decatur, Georgia, where McMurry grew up. But it recently arrived in Elizabeth Fulcher's mailbox on Clairmont Lane in South Daytona, Florida.
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BOSTON ( TheStreet Ratings) -- The Dividend Stars portfolio returned 2.3% in March on a total return basis, a slight underperformance to the Dow Jones US Dividend 100 Index (DJUSDIVT), which returned 2.4%.
Since being launched Nov. 10, the Dividend Stars portfolio has returned 12.4%, versus 10.7% for the benchmark, an outperformance of 174 basis points. For the first quarter, the Dividend Stars portfolio returned 8.5%, exceeding the benchmark performance by 1.3%. The current portfolio offers an average dividend yield of 2.7% versus 3% for the benchmark. (The S&P Dividend Yield is currently at 1.97%.)
Since the start of 2012, investors have turned away from defensive sectors (such as Utilities, Telecom and Healthcare) and turned to cyclical sectors such as Financials and Technology. This has led to an outperformance for lower-quality stocks, as companies rated C&D on the quality scale (according to Merrill Lynch -- see chart below) have significantly outperformed, returning 22.5% in the first quarter.
High-dividend-yielding stocks have underperformed, while companies with strong dividend growth outperformed in the first quarter. Investors have opted to assume more risk, as evidenced by the strong performance of Low Price to Book and High Beta factors in the table below. With low quality, high beta and cyclical companies leading the way for the year thus far, I'm quite pleased with the performance of the portfolio. I continue to seek companies that offer an above-average level of income return, but also have the potential for significant capital appreciation.
Portfolio Changes:Positions Sold in the Month: Norfolk Southern and Miller Industries. There were no positions added during the month.
Highlights:Three of our latest additions to the portfolio were the best performers in March: National Research (NRCI) (+11.2%) was the top performer in the portfolio, while Copa Holdings (CPA - Get Report) (+10.7%) and Miller Industries (MLR - Get Report) (+7.6%) also turned in strong performances. Miller reported strong fourth quarter results and raised its quarterly dividend from $0.12 to $0.13. Despite the good results, I'm moving on from Miller. In reading through the fourth-quarter report, it seems as if the loss of government contracts could impact business over the rest of the year and into 2013. Also, I'm noticing a lot of insider selling, mostly on the part of CEO William Miller and his son William Miller II. Might just be profit taking, but the amount of shares sold in March alone (between the two they sold roughly 150,000 shares) is alarming. Panamanian airline Copa Holdings reported that 2012 is starting out strong as economic growth in Panama continues to prosper. Construction in the region remains brisk, as a new convention center scheduled to be finished in early 2014 promises to bring more visibility and visitors to the region. With earnings for 2012 estimated at $7.50 and demand expected to keep growing, the stock still appears reasonable, trading at just 10.6 times earnings.
Lowlights:Norfolk Southern (NSC) (-4.46%) was the worst performer for the month as continued worries regarding the slowdown in coal demand weighed on the company. Warm winter weather has reduced demand for coal, and with natural gas prices at depressed prices, there could be accelerated closures of coal-based plants. Coal represents roughly 31% of overall shipments for NSC and is likely to weigh signficantly on near-term results. Since I don't see any positive momentum for the stock in the upcoming quarters, I'm cutting losses here at a loss of -10.8%.
Below is the Dividend Stars Portfolio as of March 30, with current profit/losses since inception on Nov. 10, 2011. Note that NSC and MLR were sold at the end of the month.
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Australia 333 and 240 defeated India 282 and 169 by 122 runs.
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Australia's fast men obliterated India with sustained hostile bowling to deliver a 122-run victory on Day 4 of the Boxing Day Test at the MCG.
A total of 189,347 people witnessed four days of engrossing cricket - the highest aggregate attendance for a Test match between Australia and India in Australia.
James Pattinson, Ben Hilfenhaus and Peter Siddle made a fearful mess of India's batting, sharing nine wickets between them to bring a swift conclusion to a match that had fluctuated often over the course of the previous three days. In doing so they finished with the ball what had started with the bat - Australia's tail deflated India in the morning by stretching the target to 292.
Pattinson's contribution on his home ground was telling, first stroking an unbeaten 37 then firing out Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman while also softening up Sachin Tendulkar for Siddle, who claimed him with his first ball after relieving the younger Victorian.
The end arrived 70 minutes after tea, Australia claiming a 1-0 series lead in their quest to regain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
In the morning, Michael Hussey had added only 10 to his overnight 79 before receiving a blistering delivery from Zaheer Khan, but Pattinson and Hilfenhaus frustrated India's bowlers with a stand of 43 that took the total to 240.
The visitors slipped all too easily into run-saving mode against the hosts' last pair until Hilfenhaus edged Ishant Sharma into the slips and India was left to chase 292 for victory.
Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir began the chase carefully, Sehwag even offering a rare forward defensive blade to Hilfenhaus. But he could not contain himself totally, and Hussey was delighted to grasp a sharp chance from a sliced forcing stroke as the interval beckoned.
Gambhir's angled bat outside off stump remains a source of considerable encouragement for bowlers taking the ball across him, and Siddle completed an unhappy match for the opener soon after lunch when a snick was held neatly by Ricky Ponting.
Dravid and Tendulkar had provided the greatest resistance in the first innings, and in the second wanted to assume similar roles as Dravid dug in while Tendulkar was busy, scoring with pleasing freedom.
But their union was to be split by Pattinson, who found a ripping delivery to seam between Dravid's bat and pad, and have middle stump leaning at a drunken angle. Victim of two princely deliveries, Dravid was bowled in each innings for only the fourth time in his long career.
Laxman completed a Test that returned three runs in 36 balls when he flicked heedlessly at Pattinson and presented a catch forward of square leg. So rarely has Laxman been dismissed so softly against Australia.
By now the Australians had momentum behind them, and Hilfenhaus pinned Virat Kohli lbw first ball. Bat, pad and ball were all in close proximity, and Kohli lingered at the wicket upon his dismissal. However replays offered precious little evidence of an edge, even if India deigned to employ the DRS that might have saved him.
Aghast at the chaos all around him, Tendulkar had been stretched by Pattinson's speed, hostility and movement. Siddle relieved his younger club and state team-mate, and first ball gained the wicket Pattinson had so strived for. As dictated by team planners, the ball was full and moving wider, Tendulkar's square drive was airy, and Hussey's hands safe.
At 6/81, evening flights to Sydney were being booked en masse, but Dhoni and R Ashwin picked off a few runs before the interval.
Ashwin's 30 gave him a more respectable batting contribution for the match than many of the rest, but he failed to ride Siddle's bouncer, which skimmed off the wicket to produce a skier and a simple catch for Cowan moving around from short leg.
Pattinson returned to the attack and became embroiled in a brief sledging match with Zaheer, the bowler striking a boundary over point and a steepling six over long on before squeezing another catch to Cowan under the helmet.
Dhoni's will to frustrate Australia ebbed away, and an unbecoming heave at Pattinson resulted in a drag onto the stumps. Ishant and Umesh Yadav resisted briefly, but Clarke called Nathan Lyon into the attack and Yadav obliged by swinging into the deep.
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ANGE Postecoglou's experimentation era is over, after the Socceroos boss named a tried-and-trusted core of players to begin Australia's 2018 World Cup qualifying bid.
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PM Sharon blasts Netanyahu, says he is unfit to lead Israel
PM to Ch. 10: Netanyahu panics and loses his cool; Likud Central Committee to convene despite PM's efforts.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on Monday issued his harshest criticism as of yet of Benjamin Netanyahu, one of his opponents for Likud party chairman.
"Benjamin Netanyahu is prone to stress. He panics and loses his cool - and a person like this cannot lead a country," Sharon said on the Channel 10 TV program, "London and Kirschenbaum," which aired Monday night at 7 P.M.
Sharon said that Netanyahu was "not fit to lead a government - certainly not a government like Israel's. Here one needs calm."
He said Netanyahu "had fled from his responsibilities" when he resigned from the government out of opposition to the disengagement, less than one week before the presentation of the state budget and after having already voted in favor of the pullout.
"Israel is a unique country and one needs good judgment and nerves of steel to lead it. Netanyahu has neither of these two things," Sharon added.
Sharon also said that now is not the time to enter into negotiations with the Syrians.
Likud Central Committee to conveneThe Likud Tribunal on Monday rejected claims by Sharon's camp that there were forgeries in the list of signatories calling for a meeting of the Likud Central Committee.
Following the tribunal's decision, there are no longer any hinderences preventing the convention of the Central Committee. The tribunal will soon determine the date for the meeting.
Sharon and his aides have been making last-minute efforts to delay the meeting, which would discuss bringing forward the party primaries, out of fear that the committee would decide to call for early elections.
At the same time, Sharon's rivals, Benjamin Netanyahu and Uzi Landau, had been drumming up support for holding the central committee meeting. The two had opposed attempts by party secretary Tzachi Hanegbi to work out a compromise arrangement.
There is a great deal of tension in the Likud and Sharon's close supporters are preparing for a legal battle within the party should a decision be made to move up the primaries.
The Likud's legal counsel, Eitan Haberman, had claimed that there were irregularities in the lists of signatories calling for the meeting. The Tribunal sent an investigator to look into any irregularities.
Some 46 members have said in sworn affidavits that they did not support the meeting. The affidavits were transferred from Sharon's bureau to Hanegbi, who gave them to the tribunal last week. If the 46 signatures are invalidated, there will not be a sufficient number (20 percent) to allow a central committee meeting to convene.
However, the Likud "rebels" have managed to get 20 of those who signed the affidavits to say they did so under duress and are now once again in favor of holding the central committee meeting - which would mean that there are enough signatories to allow it, regardless of other forged signatures.
The Likud "rebels" are pushing to hold the primaries early, and in effect, to depose Sharon. If a decision is made to hold the primaries early, the race for Likud leadership could take place as early as November.
Sharon's aides had said that even a brief delay in the committee meeting would have helped them convince MKs and ministers that if Sharon loses the party leadership, elections will be moved up and many of them could lose their coveted seats, instead of holding on to them for another year. The aides also point to a dangerous precedent of toppling a prime minister who is still in power.
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|Original Release Date : 2001
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|Researchers at Washington University have identified a novel genetic variant that strongly correlates with disease progression. Dr. Alison Goate and collaborators used an established biomarker for the decline of AD patients (cerebrospinal fluid tau phosphorylated at threonine 181, ptau181) to find genetic variants that influence levels of ptau181 in the cerebrospinal fluid. The study found a highly significant association between ptau181levels and the rs1868402 SNP located within a regulatory subunit of PPP3R1 (calcineurin B), a gene previously linked to AD pathogenesis. Carriers of the rs1868402 risk allele showed a 6-fold faster rate of disease progression than AD patients without the variant. In addition, individuals carrying allele rs1868402 and rs3785883, a second allele identified in the study, showed an even more pronounced rate of decline. Direct examination of brain samples from AD cases and controls revealed that rs1868402is in fact associated with reduced PPP3R1 mRNA levels and increased tangle formation, providing biological validation for the genome-wide association study and further implicating PPP3R1 in disease pathology. rs1868402 showed no association with risk for AD or age at onset, but there was a very significant association with rate of progression of disease that is consistent in two independent series. As the first genetic variant associated with rate of AD progression to be reported, its use in clinical trial design and patient care will translate into a significant benefit to patients. Potential Areas of Applications: * Diagnostic for individuals with rapid decline in Alzheimer's disease * New protein pathway for drug therapies for treating Alzheimer's disease progression Patent Status: Patent pending Inventor(s): Carlos Cruchaga, Alison Goate, David Holtzman Contact Info: Nichole Mercier, firstname.lastname@example.com (314) 747 1903
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Turkey earthquake
Rescue teams' fears for those still trapped under earthquake rubble continue as Christian groups respond to the disaster in Turkey.
More than 400 people have been confirmed dead and some 1,300 injured from a quake that measured 7.2 in magnitude and hit the country at the weekend.
With the search effort continuing in earnest there are real concerns for the tens of thousands of people forced to spend nights outside in freezing conditions in the mountainous provincial capital Van in the east of the country.
The quake has damaged a large area of the town Ercis and more than 2,000 homes have been completely destroyed. The Red Crescent, part of the Red Cross, has confirmed that there are more than 40,000 people who have been made homeless by the disaster.
The Daily Mail reported that one teenager was rescued after spending 32 hours buried under rubble. The Guardian reported on searches frantically continuing as aftershocks continued to shake buildings.
Aid agency Christian Aid's partner ACT Alliance, a coalition group of global aid responding churches, are supporting Alliance member Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe (DKH) in its work with local group Support for life in Turkey.
Helping people in the Ercis area to assess the situation groups are already delivering food and water to people, but the need for shelter is now becoming apparent with the cold weather and more predicted in the next few days.
Hakki Erskoy, a disaster manager for the Turkish Red Crescent who is providing response in the area, said: "This is a very urgent situation. Right now, we are facing a race against time to provide shelter for people."
The government has said that it will provide another 12,000 tents to shelter people, according to the BBC.
Asian International, a missionary organisation, has called for Christians to pray for those affected by the disaster and for the work that it is doing in its own plans to respond.
Director Ian Heringa said: "Please join us in praying for the government's rescue efforts, for more rescue vehicles and paramedics, doctors to get to Van quickly, for the weather -meteorologists are predicting snow, for those still trapped in the rubble that they may be found quickly, for the families of those who are missing. In their despair, may they turn to Jesus."
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From Baguio you will pass by the province of La Union. In La Union, the famous tourist destination is San Juan La Union for surfing. After La Union will be Ilocos Sur to which Vigan is a part of. Before reaching Vigan, you will pass by the town of Sta. Maria Ilocos Sur where the Sta. Maria Church is situated. Sta. Maria Church is one of the 3 Baroque Churches in the Philippines which is still standing and used as of this time. You can also try the Zipline in the town of Narvacan but I think you need to schedule in advance. There are more tourist destinations after the city of Vigan, these are Laoag and Pagudpud. In Ilocos Norte you will find the Juan Luna Shrine, Paoay Church and Bell Tower, Malacanang of the North, Museo Ilocos Norte, Marcos Mausoleum, Sinking Bell Tower, Bacarra Church and Museum, Cape Bojeador Lighthouse, Kapurpurawan Rock Formation and Bangui Windmills which are all breath-taking and should not be missed. In Pagudpud Ilocos Norte are the 2 beach destinations: Saud Beach and Maira-Ira Cove. In Pagudpud you will also see Kabigan Falls, Patapat Viaduct, Bantay Abot Caves :)
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Two groups of ex-employees from annuities giant Prudential are leading the pack to take a slice of the potential £1,000 billion UK corporate buyout market. Prompted by the increasing demands of the UK's Pension Protection Fund (PPF) and Pensions Regulator, along with demographic change, many companies are looking for a way out of their defined benefit pension liabilities.
Mark Wood, the former head of Prudential's UK operations, has secured £500 million of financing for his bulk purchase annuity vehicle Paternoster from a group of backers led by Deutsche Bank and Eton Park International. He says he will aim for a steady volume of small and medium-sized pension scheme buyouts
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Meanwhile, three of Wood's former Prudential colleagues, led by Isabel Hudson have backing for their pension buyout venture, Synesis Life. The capital backing, the amount of which has not been disclosed, will be provided by JP Morgan, the Royal Bank of Scotland and Warburg Pincus as part of a strategy to target up to £10 billion of liabilities over the medium term.
Unlike Paternoster, Synesis will focus on the larger pension schemes. According to Hudson, the company, which has applied for an FSA licence, will outsource its actuarial function to consulting firm Watson Wyatt, appointing Nick Dumbreck as chief actuary. Watson Wyatt is also a leading actuarial and investment consultant for UK pension schemes.
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With the win, the host Majors will now take the QMJHL champion Saint John Sea Dogs in the championship game, who have been waiting around for the last couple of days after clinching a bye right into the finals.
Devante Smith-Pelly scored twice for Mississauga and, although Kootenay made it interesting by pulling to within a goal, Chris DeSousa iced the game and the victory for the Majors with an empty-netter.
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Friday October 18, 2013 from 11:00am to 12:00pm
Introduction and Context Setting will be provided by Dr. Daniel Koditschek, University of Pennsylvania.
Humanity's growing need to instrument the desert represents a new opportunity for robotics to impact society. Sand and dust storms have emerged as a growing worldwide menace, impacting increasingly large human populations on nearly every continent, damaging habitation, disrupting transportation, threatening agriculture, human health and life, as well as a permanently altered "desertified" environment. Soil erodibility is a key determinant of spatio-temporal wind erosion patterns, but few metrics – and still less empirical data – have been developed to map out erodibility at the landscape scale over the days-to-weeks timescales of chief relevance. Empirical studies at the ~ acre/day scales are presently underway in several geographical regions, but there is growing evidence that far more data at still higher spatiotemporal resolution will be required to adequately inform emerging theoretical models. Continuing advances in satellite remote measurement technology respond in some measure to these needs, but it is clear that the heterogeneous theory (e.g. the dust chemistry and flux) associated with desertification models is only poorly constrained by such coarse grained measurements. An emerging new generation of field-portable systems (e.g., miniaturized wind tunnels and in situ wind erosion apparatus or portable spectroradiometers or laser particle counters) can provide information at the requisite spatial and temporal scale.
Presenter's Biography:
Dr. Ted M. Zobeck is a Research Soil Scientist in the United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Wind Erosion and Water Conservation Research Unit of the Cropping Systems Research Laboratory at Lubbock, TX. Dr. Zobeck has over 30 years experience in investigations on the on-site and off-site effects of wind erosion and its effect on airborne dust emissions and transport, soil properties and productivity related to wind erosion, and the effects of cropping systems on soil health and selected soil properties (such as aggregation, compaction, water management, and carbon sequestration) needed to optimize productivity and develop sustainable agricultural systems. Ted has served as associate editor for three internationally respected journals associated with soil management, including the Soil Science Society of America Journal and is currently Co-Editor-in-Chief for the Elsevier journal Aeolian Research. He has authored or co-authored over 170 publications, including co-editing SSSA Special Publication 60 titled Soil and Water Conservation Advances in the United States. Ted is a Past Chair of SSSA Div S-6, Soil & Water Management and Conservation, a Fellow of SSSA, and currently the President of the International Society for Aeolian Research.


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May 26 – June 12, 2015
The Summer Public Health Institute, now in its 14th year, offers courses for students and practice professionals in public health and related fields. Participants can build or expand their professional expertise, learn best practices, broaden career options, network with other professionals or explore a new area of interest. Courses are intensive, highly interactive and applications based with opportunities for field trips, case studies, hands-on labs and simulations.
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