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Business operating risks are becoming more important to financial executives as the economy picks up steam.
While political and regulatory risks remain a major source of uncertainty, increased competition and customer retention emerged as top concerns of chief financial officers in the past year, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Association for Financial Professionals and management consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
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Most companies going public aren't taking advantage of the accounting exemptions offered to them under the recently enacted Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, according to a new Ernst & Young study.
Nearly three quarters of all new IPO registrations since the law was signed in April have been classified as "emerging growth companies" under the law, the study found. That designations offers a number of accounting and procedural exemptions intended to cut back red tape for companies going public with less than $1 billion in annual revenue.
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Companies hoping to go public are having a harder time sizing up the competition in the IPO pipeline thanks to the new confidential filing process provided under the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act.
About 100 companies have used the law's new confidential filing process for the first drafts of their offering documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission since the Jobs Act was signed into law in April, said Paula Dubberly, the agency's deputy director of policy and capital markets, at a Practising Law Institute conference in New York on Wednesday. But only about a third of those companies have turned around and made their filings public, she said. As a result, bankers are challenged to get a read on when the IPO market might recover from the slowness it has faced since Facebook Inc's disappointing offering in May, and companies can't be sure who they'll be competing with for investor dollars.
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When Blackstratus filed to go public this week, it took advantage of some – but not all – of the lax filing standards offered by the recently passed JOBS Act. That decision underscores the debate small companies must undertake when considering how to best make use of the new regulations.
The JOBS Act's looser standards for initial public offerings might seem to set the stage for a capital-raising free-for-all, but the lack of specific rules in some areas of the new law is likely to make companies tread carefully.
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Some small U.S. companies are rushing to enjoy confidential reviews of their initial public offering documents by U.S. regulators, allowed to do so for the first time under the JOBS Act. But foreign companies seeking to offer securities in the U.S. have been availing themselves of this process for decades.
The piece of the JOBS Act that lets companies making less than $1 billion in annual sales obtain confidential reviews of their offering documents went into effect immediately upon the act's signing last week. Since then the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has asked eligible companies to submit their filings in paper or on compact disc to ensure confidentiality, and quickly answered questions about the process on its website, such as how companies with registration statements already on file can switch to the confidential review process. Some companies are hesitant to make public IPO filings, amid fears that it will distract their employees and provide competitive information to their rivals. Confidential reviews will let companies keep their information hidden longer, and avoid public disputes with the SEC over trouble spots in their filing.
The agency might have liked more time to prepare for the new rules, but the process has been implemented quickly because the agency has experience giving foreign companies a similar break.
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Sens. Lesniak & Buono believe move could provide 10,000 affordable homes
Legislation that would create an office under the state Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency that would use money from the state Affordable Housing Trust Fund to purchase foreclosed properties to be used as affordable housing has been introduced by two Democratic state senators.
The bill would also create incentives for cities and towns to change foreclosed properties into affordable housing by giving them a 2-to-1 match against their affordable housing obligation for affordable houses created from foreclosed properties.
Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak (D-Union) announced the legislation Tuesday at a Statehouse press conference. Sen. Barbara Buono (D-Middlesex) is co-sponsoring the measure.
Lesniak said the bill could result in 10,000 new affordable units and 10,000 less unoccupied, boarded-up properties.
The proposal is supported by the New Jersey Bankers Association, the New Jersey Realtors Association, the New Jersey Builders Association, and the New Jersey League of Municipalities.
"Vacant and boarded up homes are a blight on neighborhoods, an invitation to vandalism and crime and a drag on property values and our economic recovery," Lesniak said. "Families evicted from these homes still need affordable places to live. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke stated the overhang of foreclosed properties is contributing to the slow rate of expansion of our economy, places downward pressure on housing prices and exacerbates the loss in housing wealth. S-1566 is designed to address these problems in New Jersey."
"What this bill does is it ensures that we're using our state's affordable housing investment to help clean up our blighted communities and put foreclosed properties back to good use," Buono said. "It's a novel approach to not only boost the affordable housing stock available to low- and moderate-income families, but also to reclaim abandoned, dilapidated homes which are a strain on our neighborhoods."
Assemblyman Jerry Green (D-Union), chairman of the Assembly Housing and Local Government Committee, who will sponsor the lower house version.
"While measures have been put in place over the last few years by the Legislature to help families struggling to pay their mortgages keep their homes, the current economic climate is making it almost impossible and is forcing many families to default on their mortgages," Green said. "We reportedly have more than 100,000 homeowners currently dealing with foreclosures in New Jersey. These families, despite their financial struggles, still need a place to live.

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Rosario is out of the lineup Wednesday against the Reds, MLB.com's Thomas Harding reports.
Rosario is out of the lineup Sunday against the Giants.
Rosario went 3-for-5 with a double, RBI, and a run scored in Friday's 11-8 loss to the Giants.
Rosario is out of the lineup Thursday.
Rosario notched a two-run triple in Tuesday's win over the Phillies.
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LYON (AFP) - Six French climbers have died after a terrifying 250m fall from Mont Blanc, officials said on Wednesday, one of the worst accidents in a decade on Europe's highest mountain.
"We are certain that the climbers unfortunately died on the spot after a fall of around 250m," rescue police spokesman Frederic Labrunye told reporters.
The group of four men and one woman, aged between 27 and 45 and accompanied by a experienced guide, set out on Tuesday for the "Aiguille d'Argentiere" peak on the Mont Blanc massif, which stands at 3,902m.
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AS Roma boss Claudio Ranieri was upset with his players' attitude after defeat to FC Basel.
The Giallorossi wasted repeated scoring opportunities in their 3-1 home defeat to Basel, which leaves them bottom of the group on goal difference.
"The goal conceded on the stroke of half-time was a real blow, as we created so much and couldn't finish off our chances," said the Coach.
"We have to keep working, but the approach in the first half was not the same as Genoa. Basel had plenty of possession and scored twice. We fought back in the second half and had many scoring opportunities, but at the moment things just aren't going our way.
"We weren't tight and were not aggressive enough. All the good things we did against Genoa went missing tonight.
"It was like a different team compared to the one three days ago against Genoa. We have to understand which is the real Roma: this one or the side that won at the weekend?"
The atmosphere around the side was not helping either, as the Stadio Olimpico was almost empty.
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"In the first half we barely won a single tackle or committed a foul. We were sluggish and I asked the players why that was. They can't answer it and neither can I.
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I disagree that multis should be used in place of gut. They shred, and they shred VERY quickly, depending on what you choose. IMHO, gut (if cared for properly) will outlast most any high (enough) end multi that would qualify as a substitute. If anything, I'd use a solid core synthetic, they suffer less from the "floppy" phenomenon that you're describing, but you lose out on the resiliency as you do with all non-gut crosses. You could also try something like a polyolefin(e) ribbon construction string, like the old style isospeed strings, or head rip control. They're durable, but still (technically) multi construction. I'd give gut a shot, though, to see what you're missing, but I do agree that gut solely in a cross is NOT the most cost effective way to do it. You gain less benefits, but it's still hard to replace. It's up to you to decide whether or not it's worth it, to you.
I will try next week full Luxilon 4g at 46 in a 2012 Aeroprodrive. Depending on how it feels, I could try 4g/gut mains.
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Doc Rivers on Boston: 'It's such an amazing fan base'
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Doc Rivers held back tears as he addressed the media after facing the Celtics for the first time.
"I'm still emotional. I though the fans were … it was just a really nice day. It's just such a classy place here. So, it was really nice when I walked out — and I'm not used to walking out on that side — and all those people lined up. I was basically useless for the first 18 minutes of the game, I thought.
"It was just nice. It didn't surprise me, because that's just the way they are. You've got to live here to understand it. It's an amazing fan base. It really is. And I just want everything to go well for them.
"That was hard. That was hard. Every time they were taking the ball out, one of their guys — Jeff [Green] and everyone — was talking to you, and you're trying to keep focus. It's funny. I told my coaches I needed halftime far more than the players, and I think they sensed that. You could see at halftime CP [Chris Paul] was like, 'We got it. We got it.' He kept saying that. So, I think they sensed that a little bit from me, and that was nice.
"I'll tell you: Boy, this is such a neat place. I tell people all the time — people don't get Boston. They really don't. They don't understand. And I think you have to be a part of it to get it. I really do. I don't think you can get it from the outside. It's just a special, different place. People are born here and raised here, and they cheer for their teams, and they love their athletes. And it's just a great place to be. The best decision I ever made was 10 years ago, when I decided to come. That was the best decision I ever made."
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Falcons get Steven Jackson; Matt Cassel to Vikings
And anyone who thought Broncos quarterback-turned-boss John Elway would stand pat after a 13-3 season: "They don't know John Elway," said former Bronco safety John Lynch.
"I love it," Lynch said. "They're in it to win it. I think they're doing it prudently, too. Welker was a bargain."
Fox cautioned that it's still mid-March and while some dollars are guaranteed, results aren't.
"These things aren't won on paper, and right now, we're on paper," Fox said. "That game is won between the lines, and anybody will tell you, we've got a lot of work (ahead)."
The Patriots moved quickly to replace Welker, luring receiver Danny Amendola on a deal that would reportedly pay him $31 million over five years.
Also Thursday, the Patriots announced the signing of running back Leon Washington, who has played seven seasons with the New York Jets and Seattle Seahawks.
Amendola, 27, is a 5-foot-11, 188-pound former rookie free agent from Texas Tech - the same school as Welker.
A five-time Pro Bowler, Welker averaged 112 catches and six touchdowns a year over six seasons with the Patriots. Amendola has struggled to stay healthy, playing in 16 games only once.
The Vikings grabbed Cassel shortly after the Kansas City Chiefs let him go, a person with knowledge of the deal told The AP on condition of anonymity because it had not been officially announced.
It was a busy day for the Vikings, who also were hosting Green Bay Packers free agent receiver Greg Jennings for a visit.
Cassel spent the past four years in Kansas City, making the Pro Bowl in 2010 after throwing for 27 touchdowns and just seven interceptions. But he has struggled the past two years, with 16 TDs and 21 interceptions. He'll replace Joe Webb as Christian Ponder's backup.
In Houston, Reed was picked up by general manager Rick Smith in the private jet of Texans owner Bob McNair. The move was tweeted by the team and then Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips tweeted that he was meeting with the Ravens veteran in his office, too.
Signing Reed would make up for an otherwise disappointing week for Houston. The Texans cut receiver Kevin Walter, then lost tight end James Casey to Philadelphia and safety Glover Quin to Detroit after the opening of the free agency signing period.
The 34-year-old Reed played for the Super Bowl-winning Baltimore Ravens. A nine-time Pro Bowler, Reed is the Ravens' franchise leader in interceptions with 61.
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-The Eagles began revamping their secondary by signing cornerback Cary Williams and safety Kenny Phillips, giving them four new faces in the defensive backfield in a three-day span. They also signed linebacker Connor Barwin to a six-year deal.
-The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed linebacker Jonathan Casillas and receiver Kevin Ogletree.
-Detroit's durable offensive lineman, Jeff Backus, announced his retirement after 12 seasons with the Lions.
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This week on The Bachelorette, the skies are clear, the waters are calm, and we're down to the final three!
When asked by host Nick Cannon if she agreed with voters' decisions, Sharon opted for a perfectly diplomatic response, "America ALWAYS gets it right."
The first 12 of the 48 quarter-finalists selected during last week's Boot Camp in Las Vegas performed and only four will progress. For the first time all season, that decision has been passed on to the audience.
Let's not rely on Sorkin to reinvent TV news. But let's reinvent it, please.
In last night's America's Got Talent 2-hour Vegas Week finale, it was the standbys turn to compete for the remaining New York slots.
It's possible that the problem with The Newsroom is a mistaken ordering of its priorities. It's presented as, "Come for the political polemic, stay for the high-stakes workplace drama," rather than the other way around.
How many spots were filled tonight? How many are left? Who actually made the cut? Did anyone actually approach singer Shanice Hayes about ditching her dad, the other half of her duet act? We spent a lot of time talking about it and then never talked about it again.
Upon arrival in the aptly named "City of Second Chances," contestants from all over the country were split into two groups -- the Judges Favorites and the Standbys.
This week on The Bachelorette, Em and the boys are in Prague, and there are three one-on-ones and one group date.
The Newsroom tells the story of the collision between the way television journalism was and what journalism has become.
But he tells Hanna that there's someone he doesn't want her talking to or seeing anymore: Mon-A. She doesn't owe her anything and she shouldn't go to Radley anymore. Hanna's "your sweet" reply doesn't sound very reassuring.
What seems to be a Disney-Pixar's Brave/Bachelorette crossover event turns into the Highland Games, where the guys dress up in tight tank tops, kilts and knee-high socks (too bad Jef didn't bring his periwinkle ones) and compete in some Croatian strength games.
It's almost time to head off to Las Vegas for, you know, the actual competition part of America's Got Talent, but first, more auditions, and with the exception of closing act Mary Joyner, there was very little to write home about.
It took Bravo two years, three months and eight days (not that I was counting) to finally -- finally! -- premiere the second season of White Collar. Finally!! (Did I say that already?) It's small consolation since USA is set to premiere the series' fourth season next month, but we'll take what we can get. Bravo, don't uncollar White Collar again, OK?
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LEWISTON, Idaho -- The Conoco Phillips megaloads traveling through Idaho have hit another snag.
Tight, windy roads and weather have created another delay.
One of the megaloads traveling through North Idaho on Highway 12 scraped a rock outcropping Wednesday night.
A spokesman with the Idaho Transportation Department says the transport trailer was inspected on scene and determined to be structurally sound and cleared to proceed.
This comes as Conoco Phillipsis required to devise a new plan if it wants to continue to move those megaloads through Idaho.
ITD demanded the company submit a new plan before allowing the oil company to send a second giant truckload of refinery equipment up Highway 12. This comes as the first load caused a 59-minute traffic delay.
The shipments are allowed to delay traffic no longer than 15 minutes.
Agency spokesman Adam Rush said the delay occurred as the load went around a sharp curve between Greer and Kamiah.
The load left Orofino just after 10 p.m. Wednesday and arrived at Kooskia around 5:15 a.m. on Thursday.
The company kept the load in Kooskia Thursday night because of snow predicted in the area.Now more snow and freezing rain predictions through the weekend mean it won t leave until Monday night at the earliest. Idaho transportation officials say it is not moving forward with the transport until it can be done safely.
The load is the first of four headed for the refinery in Billings, Montana.


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History brought alive in this story a heroic queen who fought to keep her land independent of the British.
From clay and stone
She moulded her army
From mere wood,
She made swords
And the mountains she transformed
Into a steed
Thus she marched into Gwalior
A folksong celebrating the life of Lakshmibai, the queen of Jhansi. Practically all of us have heard of this name and it being synonymous with courage. Deepa Agarwal's book Rani Lakshmibai, the Valiant Queen of Jhansi captures the essence of her character and by the time you have finished reading the book, Rani Lakshmibai would seem like a close friend.
With remarkable ease, the author paints the character of the queen, right from the time she was a child. When she was pulled away while wanting to ride a royal elephant, she tells her father Maropant, "I will ride ten elephants"! And this comes true when she becomes Lakshmibai, the Rani of Jhansi.
The author's description of her childhood is vivid. She had a unique one too as she was educated and because of which she had a tendency to be outspoken and independent. Qualities that told of her as a courageous queen.
Little Manu, as she was known before her marriage, finds firm friends in other girls of her age Sundar, Mandar Juhi, Motibai, Jhalkari Korin and Kashi, who later became trusted aides and fight bravely along with her.
Her lavish wedding is well portrayed and we can visualise the grand day. Tidbits of information at the end of every chapter help the reader understand the Rani better. It is said that a pocket edition of the Bhagwad Gita was her favourite book. The vivacious young girl became quieter and more thoughtful. The tomboy learned to clamp down on her quick temper and pick up the gracious ways of a queen.
The Chanderi weaves were her favourite and she wore her sari in the Maharastrian style, tucked between her legs.
Her life changes after her husband dies and she bravely battles both internal problems as well as problems brought on by the British.
Enough is said as one must read the book to experience and savour the story in all its nuances. The little History Bug gives you nuggets of information and trivia of the period.
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Hollande Win Gives Far-Right Le Pen New Clout
And in Greece, neo-Nazi party gets 7 percent of vote
As suspected, François Hollande, the center-left Socialist, won the French presidency yesterday, making President Nicolas Sarkozy the first French head-of-state to lose since 1981. The vote was close but decisive, and turned primarily on domestic and European issues (as well as perhaps this ad); and indeed the prime consequence is undoubtedly the potential dissolution of the French-German consensus on saving the euro through policies of austerity and debt relief. But the result does seem also to have been impacted by the third-place-finisher Marine Le Pen, who scored the most first-round votes of any candidate ever from her far-right Front National, and her decision not to endorse Sarkozy and instead to submit a blank ballot. Combine that with Sarkozy's announced retirement upon stepping down (as soon as next week); a division in Sarkozy's center-right Union for a Popular Movement between two feuding power brokers; and impending legislative elections next month, and we have to agree with Mr. Murdoch: Le Pen is the tentative leader of the French opposition.
Actually, for a more rigorous, pre-election explanation of how it came to be that "a far-right grouping achieves major party status for the first time since World War Two," read David A. Bell. He in part blames Sarkozy, arguing, "Having helped to dissolve the traditional French right while failing to replace it with a coherent or popular ideology of his own, it now appears possible that Nicolas Sarkozy's principal legacy will be the rise of Marine Le Pen."
Bad for the Jews? Personally, I think so. French Jewish leader Richard Prasquier, who on this blog shall henceforth be known as Le Abraham Foxman, feared Hollande's election because Sarkozy has a proven pro-Israel track record and because it might summon "a surge in leftist and Communist manifestations of anti-Zionism." After Hollande's win, he cautioned, "We know that some of the parties who are supposed to be partners of the coalition in favor of François Hollande are not friends of Israel. The part they will play we will see." But the loudest marginal voice right now is Le Pen's, and while she has ostensibly repudiated the anti-Semitism of her party (and her father), only this weekend she told Maureen Dowd, "We [her father and herself] were never racists. The vision that the U.S. might have of us is a complete caricature." Um, actually, her father was and likely is an anti-Semite, and it is certainly debatable that she is a racist, albeit toward Muslim immigrants, not Jews.
Meanwhile, in yesterday's Greek elections, which also highlighted the margins in the midst of the strict austerity that has been imposed on the Eurozone due to the excesses of countries like Greece, a far-left party won 16 percent of the vote, while 6.8 percent of the vote—compared to one percent just three years ago—went to Golden Dawn. This is an unabashed neo-Nazi party which among other things does not permit "non-Aryans" to join (under Nazi eugenics, I'm pretty sure that disqualifies everyone in Greece, but I digress). Guess which side Greek Jews are more fearful of?
Hollande Ousts Sarkozy in French Presidential Election [NYT]
Midnight in Paris [TNR]
Leading Sarkozy to the Guillotine [NYT]
Greek Voters Punish 2 Main Parties for Collapse [NYT]
Greek Election Day: Jews Worry About Far-Right [JPost]
Related: Send the Marine [Tablet Magazine]
Earlier: French Jewish Leader Attacks Hollande
In France, Sarko Second, Le Pen Strong Third
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Gamal Mubarak is trying to bamboozle you
- By Blake Hounshell
Blake Hounshell is managing editor at Foreign Policy, having formerly been Web editor. Hounshell oversees ForeignPolicy.com and has commissioned and edited numerous cover stories for the print magazine, including National Magazine Award finalist "Why Do They Hate Us?" by Mona Eltahawy. He also edits The Cable, FP's first foray into daily original reporting, and was editor of Colum Lynch's Turtle Bay, which in 2011 won a National Magazine award for best reporting in a digital format.
Blake joined Foreign Policy in 2006 after living in Cairo, where he studied Arabic, missed his Steelers finally win one for the thumb, and worked for the Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies. Blake was a 2011 finalist for the Livingston Awards prize for young journalists for his reporting on the Arab uprisings, and his Twitter feed was named one of Time magazine's "140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2011." Under his leadership, in 2008, Passport, FP's flagship blog, won Media Industry Newsletter's "Best of the Web" award in the blog category. Along with Elizabeth Dickinson, he edited Southern Tiger: Chile's Fight for a Democratic and Prosperous Future, the memoirs of former Chilean president Ricardo Lagos, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2012.
A graduate of Yale University, Blake speaks mangled Arabic and French, is an avid runner, and lives in Washington with his wife, musician Sandy Choi, and their toddler, David. Follow him on Twitter @blakehounshell.
The full article is not online, but Joshua Hammer's look at the upcoming presidential race in Egypt in the April 5 New Yorker has some interesting moments. Hammer spoke with a number of Egyptian insiders and well-known regime critics, as well as both Gamal Mubarak, the scion of President Hosni Mubarak and heir apparent, and Mohamed ElBaradei, the former IAEA chief and Nobel laureate who's currently being hailed as a possible challenger (though he is not currently eligible to run and has said he's not a candidate unless the rules change).
Gamal tries pretty hard to bamboozle Hammer, telling him that the Emergency Law that's been used to enable the Mubarak dictatorship is a necessary and prudent measure and that the upcoming election in 2011 "is going to be free and fair" (fat chance).
"The Emergency Law has never been used to disband a political party, to close down an independent channel or newspaper," Gamal told Hammer. Nonetheless, he said the government was planning to replace it with, in Hammer's words, "a more narrowly defined anti-terrorism statute." They've been saying that for years.
The Emergency Law is pretty horrible, but it's not the only tool in the regime's toolkit. Far from it. The Constitution itself contains plenty of clauses designed to keep the ruling party in power. NGOs are kept on a tight leash. The judicial system, while it retains some residue of integrity, is full of judges who take money under the table and can be relied upon to return the "right" verdict. The security services have thoroughly penetrated all the opposition groups that matter and brilliantly play them off one another to prevent the emergence of a broad coalition for change. And, of course, the largest opposition group, the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood, remains illegal and key members seem to go in and out of jail on a weekly basis — even though the Brothers have a strong presence in Parliament as "independents."
The younger Mubarak also denied the press was stifled in Egypt. "Now there are talk shows, independent newspapers," he told Hammer. That's true-ish, but misleading. Reporters Without Borders rates Egypt 143 on its 2009 Press Freedom Index, just behind Kazakhstan and ahead of Swaziland. The government also runs a vast array of media outlets that routinely smear opposition figures, painting them as Israeli or American agents and leveling allegations of corruption against them. It leans on advertisers not to buy space in independent papers, and those independent publications that use state-owned printing presses often experience mysterious delays when they have a damning story about the government. When I lived in Egypt from 2005-2006, one paper used a printer in Cyprus to avoid this problem.
There always seems to be just enough ferment in Egptian politics to keep hope alive for those hoping for real democratic change. But the regime is pretty adept at keeping it to just that — hope.
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Before moving to Foreign Policy, Lynch reported on diplomacy and national security for the Washington Post for more than a decade. As the Washington Post's United Nations reporter, Lynch had been involved in the paper's diplomatic coverage of crises in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, and Somalia, as well as the nuclear standoffs with Iran and North Korea. He also played a key part in the Post's diplomatic reporting on the Iraq war, the International Criminal Court, the spread of weapons of mass destruction, and U.S. counterterrorism strategy. Lynch's enterprise reporting has explored the underside of international diplomacy. His investigations have uncovered a U.S. spying operation in Iraq, Dick Cheney's former company's financial links to Saddam Hussein, and documented numerous sexual misconduct and corruption scandals.
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The Employees Provident Fund Organisation has started looking for options to park 3-5 per cent of its huge corpus of Rs 2.57 lakh crore of retirement funds in stock markets to earn better returns.
"Index based strategy for investment in equities would be most suitable for EPFO's need", said an EPFO official in a presentation before the Finance and Investment Committee (FIC) recently.
The proposal, if accepted, could result an inflow of Rs 13,000 crore into the capital market. The EPFO, managing retirement fund of about 4.5 crore depositors, has not invested in stock markets so far.
It was felt at the FIC that alternative avenues are a must to enhance or maintain overall returns to subscribers as fixed income products would go down in future as evident in the developed economies.
Investment in equities provides a good hedge against inflation, unlike fixed income securities, the official said in the presentation. That means equities investment is better than fixed income securities.
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4. Into the jar, stir in nutrient, yeast and citric acid.
5. Cover with lid until air-locked.
6. Keep the small bottle alongside the fermentation jar.
7. When the first frothy fermentation has subsided, pour wine from the small bottle into the fermentation jar.
8. The jar should be full up to the neck, so if required, add boiled, cooled water.
9. Let ferment for 6 months and then rack into Champagne bottles.
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Casa Madrona Hotel & Spa was built in 1885 and offers an on-site spa with massage and body treatments, waxing and skin care therapy, as well as locker rooms, showers, and steam rooms. The spa interior flows into a quiet outdoor courtyard with chaise lounges. This 3.5-star property offers complimentary wireless Internet access in public areas, a computer station, and business services. Four thousand square feet of event space includes banquet facilities and conference rooms. Room service is available during limited hours. This smoke-free property features a fireplace in the lobby.
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There were no injuries and no evacuations were ordered.
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Eastside Music Tour to feature 50-plus acts March 2
The Eastside is getting its own variation of Riverwest Fest, the three-year-old, two-day event that last December crowded more than 65 bands into multiple venues in the Riverwest neighborhood.
The Eastside Music Tour, primarily sponsored by promotional arts organization ART Milwaukee, will host 53 sets from local acts on March 2 at more than 25 locations along Brady Street, from music store the Exclusive Company to the Up and Under Pub, to restaurants like Cempazuchi and retailers such as Brady Street Futons. The line-up is even more diverse, including Sub Pop artist Jaill, alternative country act Hugh Bob and the Hustle and hip-hop group Fresh Cut Collective are among the local bands scheduled to appear. »Read Full Article
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American Medical Systems Receives CE Mark for AdVance® Xtra Performance (XP) Male Sling System
MINNETONKA, Minn., Aug. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — American Medical Systems® (AMS) (Nasdaq: AMMD), a leading provider of world-class devices and therapies for both male and female pelvic health, announced today the company received CE (Conformite Europeenne) Mark for AdVance XP. The device is the latest generation of AMS' AdVance sling, a minimally invasive implant for the treatment of male stress urinary incontinence (SUI). Male SUI is an unfortunate and common side effect of prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) treatments, such as radical prostatectomy and transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP).
Built on the trusted success of the AdVance platform, AdVance XP incorporates additional features that are designed to deliver Xtra Performance for improved ease-of-use and clinical outcomes. Enhancements include a redesigned sling that incorporates a new mesh designed to improve procedural reproducibility, longer arms that are easier to use in larger patients and distinct tissue anchors that increase holding power during the critical healing period, following implantation.
"With AdVance XP, we are solidifying our best-in-class male sling status," said Whitney Erickson, vice president and general manager for men's health at AMS. "These enhanced features are designed to provide improvements to the AdVance male sling platform that lead to even greater reliability and procedural consistency."
The first AdVance XP implant was performed by Professor Francois Haab on July 12 at Tenon Hospital in Paris, France. "The AdVance XP sub-urethral sling is a substantial and positive evolution of the existing AdVance sling," Haab commented. "AdVance XP maximizes the already very satisfactory results that have been published with AdVance."
AMS has launched AdVance XP with a focused group of urologists throughout Europe with full-scale launch anticipated by the end of the year. AMS has filed for Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance. Pending required regulatory clearances, U.S. commercialization will commence.
For more information about AdVance, visit www.americanmedicalsystems.com.
About American Medical Systems:
American Medical Systems, headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota, is a diversified supplier of medical devices and procedures to cure incontinence, erectile dysfunction, benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH), pelvic floor repair and other pelvic disorders in men and women. These disorders can significantly diminish one's quality of life and profoundly affect social relationships. In recent years, the number of people seeking treatment has increased markedly as a result of longer lives, higher-quality-of-life expectations and greater awareness of new treatment alternatives. American Medical Systems' products reduce or eliminate the incapacitating effects of these diseases, often through minimally invasive therapies. The Company's products were used to treat approximately 335,000 patients in 2009.
More information about the Company and its products can be found at its website www.AmericanMedicalSystems.com and in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for 2008 and its other SEC filings.
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A very inexpensive prostitute.
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Intercourse that consists of five pumps only
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THE 1D heartthrob joined a host of Scots including Gordon Strachan, Kenny Dalglish and Graeme Souness at the BMA PGA Championship Celebrity Pro-AM golf day at Wentworth.
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I was slightly heartened by the most recent trailer. Rather than smashing them together, it hints that the 'old' x-men will have a beefy cameo with with bulk of the action taking place in the past + Wolverine.
I can kind of handle that. It gives the marketing people something to put on the posters and we can, hopefully, get another stylish, retro caper.


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In January 2010, Governor Patrick signed historic education reform legislation that gives all students and families greater access to high-quality schools. The Innovation Schools initiative, a key component of this legislation, provides educators and other stakeholders in all districts across the state with the powerful opportunity to create new "Innovation Schools," in-district and charter-like schools that will operate with greater autonomy and flexibility with regard to curriculum, staffing, budget, schedule/calendar, professional development, and district policies. These public schools will be able to implement innovative strategies to improve student achievement while keeping school funding within districts. There are currently 54 approved Innovation Schools across the Commonwealth.
A signature component of the Governor's Achievement Gap Act of 2010, the Patrick Administration has worked to create an index of innovation for educators, students and families across the state. Innovation Schools provide educators the opportunity to create in-district schools that operate with greater autonomy and flexibility, while keeping school funding within districts, to improve learning outcomes for all students and reduce achievement gaps. Sixteen new charter schools were also approved last year under the "smart cap" lift in the Achievement Gap Act, which allows the best performing charter schools to expand in communities with the greatest need.
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Steps to the beach in one of the safest cities in South Florida, public tennis and basketball courts, and access to sport fishing. Close proximity to over 50 public championship golf courses. Minutes to downtown Ft. Lauderdale, Las Olas Blvd.
Completely furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom villa. Central A/C, Free parking, free laundry room, plasma TVs, DVD players, cable TV , wifi wireless high speed Internet, individually controlled air conditioners, full kitchen, toasters, coffee makers, beautifully furnished, linens and towels provided. Fully equipped with everything you need -microwave -stove -fridge/freezer-fully equipped kitchen-iron and ironing board -glasses -dishes -cutlery -bake ware, bowls, pots and pans.
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The people involved in the rental process were great and very helpful. The apartment itself is remodeled, modern and has a brand new furniture. At the perfect location if you want to be near all the shopping and restaurants. I will be renting it again
The outside is updated, very quiet and relaxing. The inside is freshly painted but lacking comfortable furniture for 4 people much less 6 as advertised. Main bedroom has no bedside lamp to read by and no place to plug one in. Second bedroom has no furnature other than twin beds. No place for clothes other than closet - no dresser or chair or luggage rack or shelf. Handle missing on refrigerator door. Probably wouldn't stay again. Dogs were allowed to run free. One person claimed to have 5 dogs in her 1 bedroom apt.
Bedrooms are big. Beds are only full size.
Bathrooms are nice.
On the cleaner side.
No bugs.
Kitchen could use a face lift. Only 1 outlet behind the microwave. Coffee pot and toaster have to be hand held while in use or utilized the appliances in another room. No bakeware. I asked the manager for a measuring cup and a baking tray/pan for the oven and I was told the dollar store was a good place to purchase these items.
Close to beach.
No wifi unless you sit outside the door of unit 1 or 8, signal is still low. The manager said maybe because it is raining or too many people are using it.
Adjacent building tenants party from 2 AM -4 AM approximately 20 feet from the bedroom window.
Would not recommend unless the items above don't bother you.
I stayed at this property during my spring break with my boyfriend. The property and apartment was very nice. I was able to cook for him as the unit had all the kitchen utensils and we were able to walk just a short distance to the beach. The pool area was lovely and it got a lot of sun so I got to go home tanned. I was even able to bring my small dog. It was a good experience all around.
Great spot! I loved the proximity to the beach which was very clean and the water was so nice! The unit itself was clean and neat and the pool was very well kept. THe pirce was perfect and i would reccomend to family and friends alike!
I stayed at this villa for a small family get away. The beach was in walking distance, about 3-4 minute walk. The unit itself was very well kept and clean. While there, a light bulb went out and management was very attentive to my needs. It was also near a few good restaurants and about a 1 minute walk to the famous Laspadas Sub Shop! The listing was accurate in all aspects, staff was friendly, apartment was clean and my sister also agrees as she stayed in another unit with her two kids. This place is great and at the right price too! Will def come back.
Very, very, disappointed in this villa. Was not clean; ants and bugs everywhere, dead and alive, on floor, walls and ceiling. Management said they had had the exterminator the day before but had not cleaned up afterwards. The bedspreads were soiled and the woodwork was coming off. The ad on Homeaway stated it was a one minute walk to the beach. The beach was not even within sight. I had told them I had a breathing problem and they said I would have no problem walking there and that the beach was one minute away. Well, the beach was not even close. This is not a good neighborhood. I just don't want anybody else to have to go through this. Told them we would not stay and that we wanted our money back. They said no. I would not recommend this place to anyone.
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I had always been an athletic, healthy person, but in my late 30s my body started sending signals that something was wrong. I was tired all the time. I had no energy. I even started losing my hair.
When I went to my doctor, the staff ran blood tests, but nothing ever pointed to a specific diagnosis. I lost weight. I couldn't keep food down. I developed a butterfly-shaped rash on my face. I saw other doctors; they thought it was all in my head, and, for a time, they didn't believe I was physically sick.
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It was 1992 and the Internet was in its infancy, so I went to the library instead. I was very active in trying to figure out the problem, very vocal, and very angry -- whatever was wrong was interfering with my life. I was 39 years old, I had a 3-year-old son, a husband, a home, and a full-time job as a nurse, and I had doctors telling me they didn't know why I was ill.
It took two years and four hospitalizations before my doctors figured out that I had lupus: a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation, then swelling and pain (episodes are called "flares"), and eventually tissue damage throughout the body. I was relieved -- but also scared -- to finally know what was wrong.
You don't take a water pistol to a gunfight, so once diagnosed, I began seeing a specialist, a rheumatologist who prescribed some pretty powerful drugs.
After my symptoms were under control, we backed down on the medication. I also made some major life changes: I started exercising again, ate more healthy foods, and tapped into my network of friends for support. (My husband and I decided to part, as well.)
Now when I have a flare, I bounce back so fast. I discovered that exercise -- rowing especially -- is an important ingredient in keeping me healthy. There's just something about being in a boat and going out early in the morning.
At first my rheumatologist wasn't too happy I was doing it. He thought rowing would be too much stress on my system, so I decided to prove him wrong.