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SAN FRANCISCO—Global shipments of personal computers posted weaker-than-expected growth in the fourth quarter as consumer sales softened and interest in touchscreen tablets picked up, a pair of industry data trackers said Wednesday.
Long-term mutual funds had an estimated net selling, or outflow, of $717 million in the latest week as investors pulled more money from stock funds than they put into bond and hybrid ones, according to the Investment Company Institute.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, 48, who became famous as a student dissident calling for the removal of Soviet troops from his country in 1989 and who swept to power after a landslide victory in April elections, spoke Wednesday with ...
NEW YORK—The first batch of corporate earnings reports has only emboldened bulls in the stock-options market, and traders lined up again Wednesday with optimistic bets on companies soon to report.
It is never easy returning to work after the New Year holiday. But Colombian stockbrokers face an added dread: three extra hours in the trading day. As of Jan. 1, the country's stock exchange has closed at 4 p.m. EST rather than 1 ...
Fraud and other charges brought against Alisher Usmanov in 1980 were later dismissed by the Supreme Court of Uzbekistan, and he was fully exonerated. A Jan. 5 Corporate News article about Digital Sky Technologies, in which Mr. Usmanov is an ...
The Justice Department filed a criminal complaint in Seattle federal court Wednesday against a California man for allegedly making threatening phone calls to U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott's office.
WASHINGTON—A Food and Drug Administration panel said it didn't appear that a new type of a pancreatic-enzyme replacement product developed by an Eli Lilly & Co. subsidiary is effective.
Illinois municipal bonds were unchanged Wednesday after the Legislature approved an income tax increase to ease the state's fiscal crisis and $3.7 billion of bonding to cover pension payments but rejected proposals to raise cigarette ...
Advertising giant Interpublic Group of Cos. has named Matt Seiler as chief executive of Mediabrands, a unit that oversees the ad holding company's media-buying businesses and some of its digital companies.
SAN FRANCISCO—Merck & Co. formed an alliance with a contract research provider as part of its push to sell new versions of big-selling biotechnology drugs.
WASHINGTON—The U.S. budget deficit shrank in December, but the government still spent far more than it collected, adding to the country's already high level of debt.
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SAN FRANCISCO—Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc. will begin selling a generic version of Pfizer Inc.'s blockbuster heart drug Lipitor in November and hopes to find itself alone in that lucrative market.
World-wide revenue from dynamic random-access memory is expected to contract sharply this year, according to an industry researcher, as a "huge" drop in prices is expected.
Yesterday we noted that Paul Krugman, the New York Times's star columnist, had offered only one example to bolster his claim that "eliminationist rhetoric" is "coming, overwhelmingly, from the right." To quote ...
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazilian flat steel imports, which reached a record high in 2010, are set to decline in the next few months on expectations of seasonally weaker demand in the domestic market, Barclays Capital analysts said Wednesday.
SAO PAULO -- Brazilian retail sales advanced 1.1% in November from the previous month while rising a robust 9.9% against November 2009, the Brazilian Census Bureau said Wednesday.
The U.S. economy gained muscle at the end of 2010 but remains so weak that inflation pressures are muted and the jobs market still soft, a Federal Reserve survey of regional economies showed Wednesday.
SANTIAGO -- Several of Chile's largest private mining companies have opted for the new copper royalty structure, Mining Minister Laurence Golborne said Wednesday.
TUCSON, Ariz.—The recovery of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords after brain surgery is proceeding without setbacks and the congresswoman is showing signs of awareness, although some damage will linger, a doctor said Wednesday.
NEW YORK -- Oppenheimer's emerging-market bond funds have sold all their Mexican and Brazilian sovereign-debt holdings, and are paring exposure to currencies of countries intervening in foreign-exchange markets, a senior portfolio ...
PARIS—French auto maker Renault SA said Wednesday it plans to file a complaint Thursday before the criminal court in Paris in a case related to suspected industrial espionage, as two unions said they will press the company's management ...
CHICAGO—Grain prices soared after the U.S. Department of Agriculture made another deep cut in its outlook for global supplies.The USDA again revised downward its estimate for the size of last fall's corn and soybean harvest in the U.S. ...
SAO PAULO -- A spokeswoman for a key Brazilian watchdog bureau said Wednesday that the agency is likely to endorse the planned merger of Brazil's TAM SA and Chilean flagship carrier LAN Airlines SA, a pairing that would create Latin ...
Pennsylvania officials on Wednesday tapped a team of consultants to create and implement a recovery plan for the distressed capital city Harrisburg under the state's oversight program known as Act 47.
Fortune Brands Inc. said Bill Samuels Jr. will retire as president of its Maker's Mark distillery after a 35-year run in which he transformed the upscale Kentucky bourbon into a household name in the spirits industry.
TUCSON, Ariz.—Federal investigators found the words "Die Cops" and "Die Bitch" scrawled on a letter from U.S. congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords's office in the home of the shooting suspect, a sheriff's ...
NEW YORK -- The frigid Alaskan winter is lending urgency to the repair of the 800-mile Trans-Alaska Pipeline, which was temporarily restarted late Tuesday to prevent the crude inside from freezing.
St. Jude Medical Inc. said Wednesday it expects to report a double-digit climb in fourth-quarter sales with help from its key products, implantable heart defibrillators.
The U.S. franchising industry is poised for modest growth in 2011, according to two new studies to be released this week.Franchise businesses in most sectors are expected to add more store units and employees this year, concludes an ...
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates made headlines this week by announcing that "North Korea is becoming a direct threat to the United States" since it will develop an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) within five years. ...
Campbell Soup Co. is trying to jump-start its China business by forming a joint venture with the conglomerate Swire Pacific Ltd. to sell soup and broths in the world's second-largest economy.
NEW YORK—LeapFrog Enterprises Inc. shares tumbled Wednesday after the educational-toy maker warned it expects current-year results to fall short of prior expectations.
OLDHAM, England—The U.K.'s coalition government is predicted to lose its first major electoral test Thursday, the clearest sign yet that 2011 will be a tough year for Prime Minister David Cameron's eight-month-old administration.
NEW YORK—Morgan Stanley Investment Management, the asset management unit of Morgan Stanley, said its first dedicated corporate mezzanine fund has closed with $956 million in capital from investors as it seeks to capitalize on an expected ...
Cargill Inc. said Wednesday that its second-quarter benefited from rising commodity prices and firming global demand.The largest U.S. private company by sales earned $1.49 billion in the quarter to Nov. 30, compared to $489 million in the ...
AMSTERDAM—Dutch brewer Heineken NV said Wednesday that it has bought a controlling interest in five breweries in Nigeria, as it moves to quickly expand in one of the world's fastest growing beer markets and Africa's ...
Crisis averted—at least for now. Portugal succeeded Wednesday in raising €1.25 billion ($1.62 billion) of government bonds at auction, the maximum amount planned, drawing €3.6 billion of orders. But this is just one test. Without a major ...
NEW YORK—For the second time in a month, U.S. stock exchanges are operating under a normal schedule despite snow that disrupted transit and closed many schools.
Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. on Wednesday became the first company to disclose a deal with Boeing Co. covering compensation for the three-year delay in its 787 passenger plane.
KABUL—A spate of insurgent attacks in the past month, including Wednesday's bombing that killed at least two people, have shattered the relative calm that Afghanistan's capital had seen since the summer.
OK, I give up. Apple $1,000?Eighteen months ago I questioned whether Apple stock could keep up its amazing momentum: "Over the past five years the stock has gained an average of 56% a year, an extraordinary achievement," I wrote. ...
NEW YORK—Major government bonds, including Treasurys, German bunds and U.K. gilts, fell on Wednesday as concern over the euro zone's debt crisis eased, luring many investors into European and U.S. stocks.
FRANKFURT—The European Central Bank's governing council will welcome one new friend and confront two old enemies when it meets for the first time this year Thursday.
TOKYO—Japan's benchmark 10-year yield fell as Japanese life insurers and other investors bought the maturity to lock in higher yields, but other yields rose, following moves in the U.S. Treasurys market.
LONDON—U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said Wednesday that the government's planned cull of independent public agencies, known as quangos—quasi-autonomous nongovernment organizations—will save billions of pounds, upping its estimate ...
DOHA, Qatar—Qatar's financial regulator has authorized U.S. investment bank J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. to start operations in the Gulf Arab state, as the country looks to attract top financial firms to its emerging business hub.
BRUSSELS—The European Union put its weight behind expanding the euro area's emergency lending facility on Wednesday.In a report and a press conference, the European Commission, the EU's executive arm, stressed the need for the ...
BRUSSELS—Belgium's government Wednesday said its budget deficit could fall below 4% of gross domestic product this year after decreasing to a lower-than-expected 4.6% in 2010, as it tried to quell worries that a political gridlock was ...
NEW YORK—A pronounced bounce in the euro helped gold futures settle in positive territory Wednesday.The thinly traded January-delivery contract settled up $1.70, or 0.1%, at $1385.70 per troy ounce on the Comex division of the New York ...
European oil refining is a sector in need of consolidation. Unfortunately, Petrochina's joint venture with Ineos Group is unlikely to kick start the action.
LONDON—Barclays PLC Chief Executive Robert Diamond Jr. said the giant U.K. bank will keep London as its headquarters, but the vow from the bank's new American-born chief did little to blunt angry attacks from British lawmakers that ...
The Trans Alaska pipeline, which carries some 630,000 barrels of oil a day from Alaska's North Slope, temporarily restarted late Tuesday at a lower-than-normal rate.
NEW DELHI – Two of India's top telecom companies Wednesday signed separate pacts with two leading banks to offer banking services through mobile phones, a move that will expand the lenders' reach and open new revenue streams for a ...
NEW DELHI – Oil & Natural Gas Corp Ltd. expects further delays in signing a deal with Iran's state-run Petropars Ltd. to develop phase 12 of the South Pars gas field as U.S. sanctions on Iran are making it hard to secure funding, a ...
TOKYO—The chairman of one of Japan's most powerful business lobbies on Wednesday lambasted the government for lacking a long-term fiscal approach in dealing with the country's demographic time bomb, saying country's ...
NEW DELHI -- India has issued notices to 13-14 companies, asking why their licenses to offer telecommunication services shouldn't be cancelled as they didn't meet the eligibility rules while applying for the licenses in late 2007, ...
Simon Property Group has dropped its bid for Capital Shopping Centres Group, but it won't be exiting quietly. Simon offered £2.9 billion ($4.52 billion) to acquire the U.K. malls owner in December, conditional on receiving access to due ...
Indi-who?It isn't a brand known outside of India, but IndiGo Airlines just put itself on the map by signing a nearly $16 billion order for 180 Airbus A320 jets. Airbus says this is the biggest order ever, by number of aircraft. Even ...
Some records never make it into the record books, despite the best efforts of the people who try to set them. Consider the case of Jonathan Lee Riches. Since drawing a 10-year sentence for wire fraud in 2004, this 34-year-old inmate at the ...
NEW DELHI -- Onion supplies in key Indian markets have been disrupted following government tax raids to check suspected profiteering by traders, a senior government official said Wednesday, causing prices of the bellwether vegetable to once ...
MOSCOW—Russian inflation grew more than previously thought in December, defying Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's recent prediction and increasing chances that the central bank will raise interest rates.
Severe flooding in Australia's resource-rich state of Queensland is taking a mounting human and economic toll. Economists now say the floods—which have hit a critical coal-exporting and agriculture region—could shave as much as ...
LONDON—The euro zone's industrial output rose more quickly than expected in November, continuing a strong run and auguring well for economic growth in the final three months of the year.
Movies can move audiences— and threaten governments—in ways that Americans have either forgotten or haven't known. Late last month an Iranian court sentenced two of Iran's finest filmmakers, Jafar Panahi and Mahmoud Rasoulof, to ...
SAN FRANCISCO—Genzyme Corp. and hostile-bidder Sanofi-Aventis SA didn't elaborate much on their ongoing talks at dueling presentations with investors Tuesday, but both chief executives acknowledged some hope for an end to the ...
LONDON—The U.K. recorded its largest-ever goods trade deficit in November after a surge in oil imports overshadowed record exports, official data showed Wednesday.
LONDON—The nine members of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee face possibly the most difficult combination of circumstances since the central bank gained independence in the setting of monetary policy over a decade ago.
MUMBAI -- The Indian central bank's move to grant new bank licenses is to create more capacity and competition in the system, but the "right size" of a bank remains a debate for the industry, a deputy governor of the Reserve ...
DUESSELDORF—Unprofitable German pay-TV company Sky Deutschland AG reported a a leap in subscribers in the crucial fourth quarter, boosting investors' confidence and leading to a sharp jump in its share price Wednesday.
LONDON—British mail and logistics company UK Mail Group PLC Wednesday said it expects to fall short of profit expectations following slower than expected trading and heavy snowfall during the winter.
LONDON—U.K. airport operator BAA Ltd. on Wednesday said disruption caused by severe weather last month cost the company £24 million ($37.5 million).
LONDON—Stocks in Spain and Greece surged 5%, leading a European market rally, as a successful Portuguese bond auction allayed near-term fears about the spread of the euro-zone debt crisis.
Q: A new year brings new opportunities. With many companies hiring once again, you're due for a job interview. But it's been so long. What is a man to wear?
BANGKOK—The Bank of Thailand raised its benchmark policy rate as expected on Wednesday and foreshadowed further increases as it warned about rising inflation.
LONDON—Asset manager Henderson Group PLC has agreed to buy rival Gartmore Group Ltd. in a deal valued at £335.3 million ($523.7 million) that will create one of the U.K.'s largest independent asset managers, with around £78.1 billion ...
ANCHORAGE -- The operator of the Trans Alaska Pipeline system said Tuesday that it plans to temporarily restart the pipeline late Tuesday night to ensure the pipes and oil in the system don't freeze while crews work to replace a ...
DETROIT—Chinese battery and automobile producer BYD Co. is scrambling to make a last-minute design change to its all-electric battery car and is now aiming to make the car available to private buyers in California and possibly a few other ...
TOKYO—Japan's current-account surplus shrank for the first time in three months in November as high prices for iron ore and natural gas pushed up import costs and the strong yen hobbled export growth.
NEW DELHI -- India's industrial output growth slowed sharply to a 20-month low in November, a sign the economy is cooling, but economists said the data won't deter the central bank from continuing to raise interest rates in its ...
China conducted the first test flight of its stealth fighter. The test came just hours before U.S. Defense Secretary Gates met with President Hu in an effort to mend relations. U.S. officials said Hu appeared not to have heard of the test ...
HONG KONG -- Investment banking revenue hit a record for Southeast Asia last year and the region will continue to be a hub of deal activity this year even as inflation becomes a growing problem, Citigroup Inc. Asia-Pacific Chief Executive ...
Last May 9, at two in the morning, Jared Lee Loughner typed a question to a group of about 50 online gamers located around the world: "Does anyone have aggression 24/7?"
European Union governments are considering proposals to significantly boost the bloc's bailout fund for indebted euro-zone countries, an acknowledgment that the fund might prove too small if the region's debt crisis spreads to ...
WASHINGTON—We may never know how Thomas Jefferson coined the phrase "pursuit of happiness." The HAPPY Act's origin is more clear.
A new jury of seven women and two men was sworn in Wednesday in the Nancy Kissel "Milkshake Murder" retrial, allowing proceedings to resume.
Asian markets ended on a positive note Wednesday as resource sector shares and financials got a lift from a higher finish on Wall Street and an overnight jump in commodity prices.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, joined at City Hall by other area mayors and U.S. Rep. Pete King, outlined on Tuesday a series of steps to prevent another shooting tragedy following the assassination attempt of an Arizona ...
A fight between two groups of teenagers, organized over cellphone text messages, turned deadly when a 15-year-old participant in the Bronx street brawl was shot and killed, authorities said Tuesday.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he wants to redesign and shrink the state's Medicaid program by copying a cost-cutting model used in Wisconsin. A review of Wisconsin's efforts to contain Medicaid spending, however, shows little evidence of ...
Mason Raymond and Ryan Kesler scored in a shootout, and the surging Vancouver Canucks beat the New York Islanders on Tuesday night.Alex Burrows, Mr. Kesler and Kevin Bieksa scored for the Canucks in regulation. Roberto Luongo made 38 saves, ...
Like a defeated boxer itching for a comeback, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg pledged his administration would use the lessons learned from its poor handling of the post-Christmas blizzard to respond to the new storm barreling toward ...
Fraud and other charges brought against Alisher Usmanov in 1980 were later dismissed by the Supreme Court of Uzbekistan and he was fully exonerated. A Jan. 4 Corporate News article about Digital Sky Technologies, in which Mr. Usmanov is an ...
NEW YORK—Gold futures rose slightly as investors wanted a hedge against shaky euro-zone finances.The most actively traded contract, for February delivery, rose $5.20, or 0.4%, to settle at $1,374.10 a troy ounce on the Comex division of the ...
When it comes to Mayor Michael Bloomberg's weekend jaunts to Bermuda, the billionaire chief executive maintains a strict don't ask, don't tell policy: Don't ask where he is—because he's not telling.
Benoit Pouliot's top-shelf goal over Hendrik Lundqvist's right shoulder 6:03 into the third period sealed the Montreal Canadiens' win over the Rangers on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. Rangers center Brandon Dubinsky ...
MADRID—As neighboring Portugal seems to move inexorably toward requesting a bailout, Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero pledged to accelerate the cleanup of his country's opaque network of savings banks known as cajas.
Randi Weingarten, the former head of the New York City teachers' union, received $194,188 last year from the United Federation of Teachers for unused sick days and vacation time accrued before she left to become president of the ...
HONG KONG—Hong Kong's stock exchange is working on a way to help investors buy stocks listed in yuan, even if they don't own any of the Chinese money, and will toughen measures to reduce market-wide risks.
BEIJING—Loans by Chinese banks exceeded their official target in 2010, central bank data showed Tuesday, highlighting the challenge that authorities face to rein in credit growth that is adding to inflation pressures.
SEOUL—Japanese Defense Minister Toshimi Kitazawa ended a two-day visit to South Korea with a trip to the fortified inter-Korean border Tuesday, following a promise to work more closely with Seoul that has been met with lukewarm response in ...
SYDNEY—A 174-foot-high dam is the only barrier saving Brisbane from an even bigger flooding disaster than the once-in-a-century deluge currently sweeping through the state of Queensland.
Q: I enjoyed your piece on "what makes kids creative." But how could you write the article without mentioning one of the biggest obstacles in schools to developing creativity—the emphasis on standardized tests?
KABUL—U.S. Vice President Joe Biden promised Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the U.S. won't abandon Afghanistan after the bulk of U.S. troops withdraw in 2014.
BEIJING—Defense Secretary Robert Gates said North Korea must halt nuclear and missile tests before the U.S. will consider a return to international talks, saying North Korea will be able to strike the U.S. with a missile in five years.
The euro was unable to sustain early momentum Tuesday and ended New York trading modestly higher against the dollar as investors turned cautious before Portugal's planned debt auction.
JERUSALEM—Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday pressed for tougher international sanctions against Iran's nuclear program, amid upbeat assessments by senior U.S. and Israeli officials about efforts to significantly slow ...
Goldman Sachs Group is trying to give investors more insight into how it makes money. That's laudable. But don't wait for the firm's trading black box to become crystal clear.
Charles Schwab Corp. on Tuesday said it agreed to pay $119 million to settle charges it misled investors about the risks of a supposedly safe bond mutual fund that plummeted 35% in 2008.
NEW YORK—Yields on certificates of deposit were unchanged-to-higher in the latest week.The average yield on six-month "jumbo" CDs, which typically require deposits of $95,000 or more, was unchanged at 0.31% from the week earlier, ...
As corporate-bond yields shrink, some investors are looking to beat the market by snapping up "rising stars"—bonds from junk-rated issuers like Tyson Foods Inc., Land O' Lakes Inc. and Wilmington Trust Corp. that are poised ...
It appears that mall mogul David Simon has finally thrown in the towel.The chief executive of Simon Property Group Inc. has been pursuing for months the U.K. retail landlord Capital Shopping Centres Group PLC. But CSC, which has preferred a ...
Federal accident investigators issued a report Tuesday strongly endorsing aviation air bags as a potentially far-reaching safety enhancement to reduce fatalities and injuries in private plane crashes.
To Bruce Mosler, tradition and innovation go together.The chairman of global brokerage at Cushman & Wakefield has raised $1.4 million for the New York real-estate community's philanthropic darling—National Jewish Health, an ...
(See Corrections & Amplifications item below.)Two weeks ago, Lou Carnesecca had dinner in Queens with a few friends from his old St. John's teams, reminiscing with players from as far back as the starry '84, '85, and ...
The Illinois House passed a massive income-tax increase Tuesday to help the state dig out of a $13 billion deficit, despite opposition from Republicans and business groups.
The parent company of Ford Models Inc. is about to hop into the gallery business.On Jan. 19, fordPROJECT, a venture backed by Altpoint Capital Partners, a New York-based private-equity firm that owns the modeling company, will begin ...
DETROIT—In its latest attempt to see how much mileage can be wrung from its brands, Chrysler Group LLC is expected to revive a high-performance—and higher price—version of its Jeep Grand Cherokee later this year.
BEIJING—China conducted the first test flight of its stealth fighter just hours before U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates sat down with President Hu Jintao here to mend frayed relations, undermining the meeting and prompting questions over ...
The Monaco-based investor who challenged a plan to restart a derailed Manhattan condominium project told a bankruptcy court that he was prepared to file his own plan and bring in millions of needed investment in the project.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke appears to have support from other Fed officials to continue his $600 billion bond-buying program when they convene for their next policy meeting on January 26-27.
WASHINGTON—The Export-Import Bank of the U.S. is taking on China's export machine, in a deal designed as a model for developed nations to challenge China in markets around the world.
In the lounge at Café Kristall, surrounded by supporters, family and fans on Monday, opera singer Thomas Hampson was about to raise a toast when he realized he didn't have a drink in hand.
BERLIN—German data-protection authorities have broken off talks with Google Inc. over its Google Analytics tool, warning that German companies that use it could face legal action and fines.
DETROIT—Fiat SpA's chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, said the Italian company was serious about its interest and financial abilities to acquire Volkswagen AG's truck-making interests in what was viewed as the latest act of ...
BRISBANE—Parts of the downtown district of Australia's third-largest city were emptying out Wednesday morning as frightened residents and workers fled floods that have ravaged the state of Queensland, killing more than 10 people and ...
The convoluted saga of debt-laden Australian shopping-center owner Centro Properties Group has taken yet another twist: Most of the banks set to decide Centro's fate by December have been replaced by hedge funds and other opportunistic ...
AutosA Renault executive the French auto maker suspects of spying on its electric-cars program said he hadn't engaged in espionage, and that he was the victim of a scandal that he didn't understand.
BYD Co., the Warren Buffett-backed darling of China's car industry in 2009, had a lousy 2010. Now its top executives say they have a plan for getting back in gear.
The Arizona shooting thrusts a spotlight on the difficulty states face keeping guns away from people struggling with mental-health issues.Since 1968, federal law has prohibited the sale of guns to anyone declared mentally unfit. But first, ...
China has launched trading in its currency in the U.S. for the first time, an explicit endorsement by Beijing of the fast-growing market in the yuan and a significant step in the country's plan to foster global trading in its currency.
Euro-Zone CrisisEuropean Union governments are considering proposals to significantly boost the bloc's €440 billion ($570 billion) bailout fund for indebted euro-zone countries, an acknowledgment the fund might prove too small if the ...
DETROIT— General Motors Co. wants pay for union-represented workers be tied to employees' work performance and the company's financial health—much like the way its salaried workers are paid—in what would be a major shift in how ...
Some advertisers on Google Inc.'s search engine say a little-known feature of the company's AdWords ad system is causing them to overpay.
A federal commission investigating the Deepwater Horizon oil spill said "identifiable mistakes" by BP PLC, Halliburton Co. and Transocean Ltd. led to last year's disaster, in findings that also conveyed broad concerns about ...
The White House will announce as soon as this month the creation of President Barack Obama's re-election campaign, with fund-raising likely to begin in March or early April, said officials involved in the planning.
Rex Ryan placed his signature blitzing schemes in mothballs for all but two plays in the Jets' Wild Card win over Peyton Manning's Colts. The numbers say any chance for a Jets upset of Tom Brady and the Patriots will require a ...
Police and gun dealers say Glock semiautomatic pistols, including the lightweight model allegedly used in the Tucson rampage last weekend, are among the most popular firearms in the U.S. because they are easy to use, reliable and accurate.
(See Corrections & Amplifications item below.)Verizon Wireless finally told the world Tuesday that it will start selling the iPhone, but the carrier toiled in secret with Apple Inc. for two years to make it happen.
Most football players see the NFL playoffs as a chance to get the kind of national recognition rarely afforded during the regular season. Scott Wells, the center for the Green Bay Packers, has a different goal. He hopes to be utterly ...
WINDERMERE, Fla.—Domestic doyenne Martha Stewart and home builder KB Home are teaming up again, this time to offer environmentally friendly homes, a move both companies hope will spark home sales.
College graduates continued to relocate to many fast-growing cities in the Sunbelt during the recession, a possible sign of the region's economic appeal, according to Census data released Tuesday.
Some of the best-performing markets of 2010 have started the new year with a disconcerting, inflation-inspired selloff.Stocks in emerging markets from India across Southeast Asia have taken their lumps the last few days as investors worry ...
NEW YORK—A rush of chip-maker news a few days before Intel Corp.'s earnings report appeared to trigger a flurry of options moves, some of them premised on gains for the sector's stocks.
(See Corrections & Amplifications item below.)Los Angeles named a new schools chief Tuesday, selecting a longtime educator known for his aggressive efforts to overhaul teachers' evaluations and link their pay to student ...
Philanthropists Jonathan and Lizzie Tisch have donated $10 million to finance a new costume exhibition space at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the museum announced Tuesday.
After an eight-year war in the 1980s, the rivalry between Iran and Iraq is still fierce. Pitted in an opening-round game in the Asian Cup in Qatar, a screen was erected between Iraqi and Iranian supporters. But apart from a hair-pulling ...
WASHINGTON—The U.S. agency that regulates railroads said Tuesday it will consider a major overhaul of rules to force freight-rail companies to compete more aggressively for farmers, coal producers and other shipping customers.
NEW YORK—Goldman Sachs Group Inc. on Tuesday unveiled its much anticipated business-standards committee report and disclosed changes to its financial disclosures that, by separating and adjusting business segments, reduce the percentage ...
As the market for commercial-mortgage-backed securities begins to thaw from a two-year deep freeze, a new pecking order among underwriters is emerging, with J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. as the dominant player and onetime market leader Morgan ...
Washington Examiner blogger Mark Hemingway:While Paul Krugman and other liberal commentators continue to exploit this weekend's tragedy by making hay out of supposedly extreme rhetoric on the right, perhaps they would do well to ...
The killing of six people in Tucson is one more sad episode in an ongoing series of tragedies that should not be happening. The alleged shooter, Jared Lee Loughner, is reported to have had symptoms associated with schizophrenia—incoherent ...
In the pecking order at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., traders trounced investment bankers for most of the past decade. Now, the Wall Street firm's army of investment bankers is making a comeback.
ORLANDO—As thousands of home builders and suppliers gather this week for their annual meeting—where they show off the latest in everything from high-performance appliances to custom-built gazebos—one question weighs heavily on the minds of ...
(See Corrections & Amplifications item below.)Potential Republican presidential candidates, pressed to address Saturday's rampage in Arizona, are bringing the discussion around to such themes as the need to strengthen the family ...
Riots in Greece and France! An IMF bailout for Ireland! The Euro under threat! A new government in London! Tea parties in America! Is it the end of capitalism? Many were predicting just that last year.
European Union governments are considering proposals to significantly boost the bloc's bailout fund for indebted euro-zone countries, an acknowledgment that the fund might prove too small if the region's debt crisis spreads to ...
BEIJING—Images of a Chinese stealth fighter prototype in flight suggest that China has moved to the next stage of testing an aircraft that appears designed to rival the American F-22 and challenge U.S. air superiority in the Asia-Pacific ...
Private-sector workers filed a record number of discrimination charges against employers during fiscal 2010, an increase business groups and attorneys attributed primarily to the strained economy.
By signing Carlos Gonzalez to a seven-year, $80.5 million contract Tuesday, the Rockies announced they believe their young outfielder will repeat his MVP-caliber 2010 season. They also took a historic gamble.
On Jan. 12, 2010, at 4:53 in the afternoon, I was in my office at the Embassy of Haiti in Washington, D.C., when my cellphone rang. Almost in unison, the cellphones of every employee in the building started buzzing.
Software maker Comverse Technology Inc. is likely to pursue a sale of its subsidiary Verint Systems Inc. and a deal could fetch $2 billion, people familiar with the matter said.
People who cover sports miss important moments all of the time. It happens. Big stuff, little stuff. Sometimes you look down to jot something on a notepad— or today, your Steve Jobs space pad—just as an extraordinary play occurs, and it ...
The federal prosecution of alleged gunman Jared Lee Loughner will likely focus first on whether he should be tried in Arizona, then shift to the question of his mental competency.
For Europe's leading football clubs, heavy spending has long been an unofficial but required sport. This is a game in which money is arguably the most important player.
After three years of debilitating drought, California appears headed into a second straight wet year, giving a boost to ski resorts, farms and communities that languished during the dry spell in the fiscally troubled state.
Tenet Healthcare Corp. made a new case Tuesday for why a bid from Community Health Systems Inc. falls short of its value, arguing that improving patient volume trends, benefits from the health-care overhaul law and existing strategic ...
FLORHAM PARK, N.J.—The score has loomed over the Jets' locker room like smog for more than a month, no matter how much the players dismiss it as ancient history, no matter how many game balls their coach buries. On Dec. 6, the Jets ...
In a bid to capture more international markets, U.S.-based mining company Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. said it agreed to buy Canada's Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Ltd. for about 4.9 billion Canadian dollars (US$4.95 billion).
Every few days since the Rangers started running what could be described as the NHL's day-care center, coach John Tortorella gets peppered with a different version of the same question: Can you sleep at night, knowing how many ...
In 2010, New York City police shot fewer people than in any year since the department started tracking such statistics four decades ago.NYPD officers were involved in only eight fatal shootings last year. In 1971, the year police began ...
TUCSON, Ariz.—U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords remained in critical condition after brain surgery, but doctors said Tuesday that she would survive Saturday's shooting.
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The win was San Jose's second over Dallas in 72 hours and significantly improved the Sharks' chances of reaching the postseason.
With 92 points—one fewer than the Los Angeles Kings and Phoenix Coyotes—the Sharks occupy the eighth spot in the Western Conference, three points ahead of the Stars and four ahead of the Avalanche. San Jose winds up the season with games against the Kings on Thursday and Saturday. A fifth consecutive Pacific Division title remains a possibility if the Sharks win both.
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two victories over Dallas?
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January Sun 23, 2011
The reclusive author, J.D. Salinger, passed away just about one year ago- 27 January 2010 to be exact. For all practical purposes, Salinger had been dead for decades, except for his incessant legal actions against anybody who dared, at least as he saw it, trespass on his literary property. A post yesterday on the The Economist's books and culture blog, Prospero, captures succinctly the truly sad legacy of the author of Catcher in the Rye.
Back in 2009, Salinger filed an injunction against the publication of a book, 60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye, which by all accounts, including the literary opinion of one federal court judge, is a very poorly written novel that "tells the metafictional tale of J.D. Salinger's desire to resurrect his most famous character so that he can kill him in print, thereby silencing the troubling voice in his head. But Mr Colting's elderly Holden Caulfield proxy—whom he calls 'Mr C'—escapes his nursing home to revisit his New York haunts 60 years later, all the while eluding his creator's lethal authorial intentions." Without Salinger's successful effort to stop the book from being published in any form in the U.S., 60 Years Later would have quickly faded into oblivion.
The post goes on to chronicle some of the other legal actions Salinger instigated against any all who would deign to produce anything, films, biographies, or works in any way derivative of his. This is very troubling because it has huge implications by setting precedents in copyright law that greatly inhibit artistic and literary endeavor, especially in the day and age in which we currently live.
I agree that "the all-too-successful legal and legislative efforts of Disney, the recording industry and artists like Salinger" has come to establish a model of copyright that is "one more way in which our political economy is rigged to protect privilege." I also concur that this shift is very much at odds with an even "bigger shift in our creative culture" which "both draws from and adds to a common pool of shared culture."
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This course format displays all sections like a masonry build brick wall. Every section can have a different background and is dynamically placed into a fluent style page.
Moodle 2.4, 2.5
This course format displays all sections like a masonry build brick wall. Using YUI (http://yui-masonry.appspot.com/), every section is dynamically placed into a fluent style page. Each section can have a different background color.
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- Wed, Feb 13, 2013, 11:52 AMHi Renaat,
This looks a lot better installed than those screenshots you've put up
Consider adding links to : Website, documentation, issue tracker and code repository.
- Thu, May 16, 2013, 6:03 PMHi Renaat,
If you could make a M2.5 branch on GitHub I could have a bash at pushing a version for it.
- Tue, Jan 7, 2014, 11:10 PMDoes not seem to work in Moodle 2.6. Please update.
- Wed, Jan 8, 2014, 12:45 AMHi Neil,
Indeed, due to some fundamental style changes in course pages, the 2.5 version is not functioning in 2.6/2.7. I will upload tonight an updated (and user-friendlier) version.
- Mon, Jan 12, 2015, 8:20 AMas always show your progress?
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- You could enable icons for the topics, like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g569pnylwwrh8xs/suggestion.png?dl=0
- You could allow change the font color of each topic.
- Show the progress of student.
- Mon, Mar 23, 2015, 2:21 PMHello,
This looks nice, but I'm having trouble finding where to control the colours inside each masonry section. I can change the border colours no problem. Could it be a problem with Moodle 2.6.1 (Build: 20140113)?
- Tue, Mar 24, 2015, 2:32 AMNo problems here (Moodle 2.8 and 2.9). You can change the color of a section when you edit the section (turn editing on, click on the edit icon of the section, so you can change the background color like in the last screenshot proviced).
- Fri, Jun 5, 2015, 2:19 AMbonjour,
Pose de gros problèmes d'affichage sous moodle 2.9 bien que l'installation soit valide. Page blanche ou juste un bandeau présent sur le haut de l'écran.
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The World Universal Sieger Championships took place in Slovenia from June 13-17.
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Slim Incremental 50-mm-dia. Rotary Encoder
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As of March 3, 2010
|Encoding method
|Power supply voltage
|12 VDC -10% to 24 VDC +15% (ripple (p-p): 5% Max.)
|Current consumption
|100mA DC Max.
|Inrush current
|Current: approx. 9 A (Time: approx.0.3ms)
|Resolution (Single turn type)
|Output phases
|A, B and Z
|Control output (Output type)
|PNP open collector output
|Control output (Load current)
|35 mA Max. (source current)
|Control output (Residual voltage)
|(DC) 0.4 V Max. (load current:at 35mA Max.)
|Starting positional point
|Load power supply voltage
|30 VDC max.
|Max. response frequency
|50 kHz
|Phase difference on output
|90 DEG -45 to +45 DEG
|Rise and fall times of output
|Rise time of output: 1 μs max.
Fall time of output: 1 μs max.
(Cable length: 2m, source current: 10mA)
|Starting torque
|Room temperature: 10 mN.m max.
|Moment of inertia
|1*10-6kg.m2 Max.
|Shaft loading
|Radial: 50 N
Thrust: 30 N
|Max. permissible rotation
|6000 r/min
|Mechanical life expectancy
|100 million rotations Min.
|Protective circuit
|Output short-cut protection
Power supply reverce polarity protection
|Ambient temperature
|Operating: -10 to 70 ℃
Storage: -25 to 85 ℃
(with no icing or condensation)
|Ambient temperature
|Operating: 35 to 85 %RH
Storage: 35 to 85 %RH
(with no condensation)
|Insulation resistance
|20 M OHM Min. at 500 VDC between charged parts and the case
|Dielectric strength
|500 VAC at 50/60 Hz for 1 minute between charged parts and the case
|Vibration resistance
|10 to 500 Hz, 2-mm or 150m/s2 double amplitude for 11 min 3 times each in X, Y, and Z directions
|Shock resistance
|1000m/s2 for 3 times each in X, Y, and Z directions
|Degree of protection
Company standard: Oil resistance
|Connection method
|Pre-wired models (Cable length: 2 m)
|Material (case)
|Zinc alloy
|Material (body)
|Material (shaft)
|Tightening torque
|0.5 N.m max. (with M4 screw)
|Weight (packed state)
|Approx. 400 g
|Instruction manual
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The amicus brief filed by the United States Chamber of Commerce on the issue of severability actually presents a highly persuasive argument in support of the constitutionality of the individual mandate in the Affordable Care Act.
The Chamber of Commerce, like several other business interests, oppose the Affordable Care Act not so much because they dislike the individual mandate but because they oppose the employer mandate. In its brief to the Supreme Court arguing against severability, however, the Chamber of Commerce unintentionally advances powerful arguments that will persuade the Supreme Court to uphold the constitutionality of the individual mandate, and to do so right now.
In this particular brief the Chamber of Commerce contends that the rest of the Affordable Care Act is not "severable" from the individual mandate - that is, if the Court rules that the individual mandate is unconstitutional, it must strike down the entire Affordable Care Act. The central theme of the Chamber's brief is that the individual mandate is "essential" to the remainder of the Act. The word "essential" appears 31 times in the brief - the "essential" nature of the individual mandate is a drumbeat, a lietmotif. A few examples:
The individual mandate 'is essential to creating effective health insurance markets ..."
The mandate is 'essential' to much more of the Act than the guaranteed-issue and community-rating reforms. ...
Attempting to decipher how the market for health insurance will respond when one "essential"thread is pulled, in a statute this complicated and vast, is a task that Congress is institutionally much better situated to undertake. ...
The mandate is at least is essential to the operation of the private insurance reforms in Title I of the Act, but there can be no doubt that invalidating the mandate will also affect the remainder of the Act's operation, and its overarching purpose of expanding coverage to nearly all Americans. ...
Judicial restraint and a candid recognition of the institutional limitations of the judiciary require rejecting the claim that the 'essential' aspect of such a vast and complex regulatory scheme can be severed without consequence. ...
As demonstrated above, the individual mandate is "essential" to much more than just those two sets of reforms. ...
The central factual basis supporting the Chamber's argument that the individual mandate is "essential" to the remainder of the Act is that the mandate is absolutely critical for holding down the average cost of health insurance. As a consequence, the rest of the reforms in the Act such as employer mandates and subsidies for the purchase of health insurance are simply not feasible and would not have been adopted without the individual mandate. The Chamber states:
Without the individual mandate's mitigating effects on premiums, the health insurance regulations in the Act would not operate even remotely in the manner Congress intended.
The Chamber's argument amounts to this: the individual mandate is essential to the operation of the entire PPACA. The unintended consequence of this reasoning is that the individual mandate is "necessary and proper" to the functioning and operation of the entire program of regulation contained in the PPACA.
The Chamber contributes even more to the argument that Congress has the power to enact the individual mandate as part of the PPACA. It contends that the Act is a broad, comprehensive plan of economic regulation. The Chamber's brief states:
More important, the PPACA's sheer complexity, the interdependence of its provisions, and its immense regulatory reach render it unlike any statute at issue in the Court's modern severability jurisprudence.
Ostensibly the Chamber is arguing that the Court has no experience with "cutting up" a statute like this so it should strike the whole thing down. The more likely consequence is that the Court will find, as the majority of the justices did in Gonzales v. Raich (2005), that the PPACA is "a lengthy and detailed statute creating a comprehensive framework for regulating" as aspect of the economy. In Raich the Court upheld the application of the federal Controlled Substances Act to the use of medicinal marijuana. In his concurring opinion in Raich Justice Scalia explained:
As we implicitly acknowledged in Lopez, however, Congress's authority to enact laws necessary and proper for the regulation of interstate commerce is not limited to laws directed against economic activities that have a substantial effect on interstate commerce. Though the conduct in Lopez was not economic, the Court nevertheless recognized that it could be regulated as "an essential part of a larger regulation of economic activity, in which the regulatory scheme could be undercut unless the intrastate activity were regulated."
The Chamber's severability brief unintentionally makes a powerful case for upholding the individual mandate under the Necessary and Proper Clause of the Constitution.
And, finally, the Chamber of Commerce emphasizes that America needs an answer regarding the constitutionality of the PPACA as soon as possible:
The uncertainty over which provisions of the PPACA will remain continues to act as an enormous drag on American businesses and the economy. Swift resolution of the severability question is critically important, and this Court should therefore provide a definitive answer now, without the necessity for remand.
Although the Chamber was ostensibly addressing the necessity for a swift decision only as to the issue of severability, the argument applies across the board to all of the issues that have been raised regarding the constitutionality of the law. The Chamber's argument for speedy and certain resolution of the case may influence the Court to exercise jurisdiction and decide this matter despite the Anti-Injunction Act, a law that prohibits judicial review of tax laws until the taxes are assessed.
We shall see.
Wilson Huhn teaches Constitutional Law at The University of Akron School of Law.
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The tabernacle in the wilderness, which became the center of all worship of the children of Israel during their journeyings, was designed by God Himself in heaven. It was a perfect replica of something that already existed before; it is a picture, a type, and a shadow of the Lord Jesus Christ, where God meets man, and where deity and humanity meet in one person. Every detail of the tabernacle points to some aspect of the person and work of our Savior. Then the tabernacle becomes, secondarily, a picture of the believer. Thirdly, it provides a complete picture of the plan of salvation. It is an inexhaustible subject. Within the pages of this book, the three pictures of Christ, the believers, and the plan of salvation are drawn with stimulating and expressive words to emphasize the message of "Christ in us, the hope of glory."
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PSquare5 Stars Out Of 5May 22, 2001PSquareThis book is an excellent study of the Tabernacle (its structure, it furniture, how it relates to Christ in the New Testament, etc.) The book is very easy to read, flows great, and it is motivates you to read about the Tabernacle. It is just hard to put it down. It is written for someone who doesn't want to read a 500 page book. I highly recommend it. It makes an excellent Vacation Bible Study or Bible Study reading tool.


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About the ManufacturerLe Souk Ceramique is a small studio located in Nabeul, Tunisia, just a couple of kilometers from the Mediterranean coast. All of their ceramic production is hand-made and hand-painted at their studio. Le Souk Ceramique's workmanship is truly artisanal - they use no machinery for painting, nor any decals or stencils. They paint each piece freehand, as you can see in product photography. And of course they use only foodsafe paints and glazes; for your safety.
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arbitrary that it defies
To me, at least, it would make sense if the first two letters were some kind of power grid. Assuming there is a malfunction in the grid or maintenance required, it would be more efficient to announce shipwide "There's gonna be repair / maintenance work in grid 3F on Main Deck 5 between 1000 and 1300 hours tomorrow".
Cabin occupants should immediately know whether their cabin is affected or not - by simply looking at the numbers on their door sign (if they haven't memorized these already).
Essentially, this grid locator
serve as an alternative to sections where to locate certain areas in the ship (currently, I'd say "3F" indicates the port side in the saucer).
Despite what may or may not have been intended for the other digits of the door signs these seem to indicate room numbers.
Thus room "3F 123" (the door sign of the unseen room next to the brig in "Turnabout Intruder") could be somewhere between Kirk's cabin "3F 121" in "Journey to Babel" and Spock's "3F 125" in "Amok Time".
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My great-great grandmother, Christina Bergman, was hit by a car while crossing the street in Seattle, WA. You can read about the accident here.
She was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery in Seattle and I took a trip to her grave site this past summer.
Her husband died in Sweden, before she immigrated. She was buried alongside her son, David Bergman, who never married.
Her other son, Lars Julius Bergman, was my great-grandfather. Although I believe he's also buried in this cemetery, I wasn't able to find a gravestone for him.
I'm starting to wonder if maybe he doesn't have a headstone. He died after both his mother and brother. He was divorced from my great-grandmother (who was buried in a different cemetery) and as far as I know, he was estranged from the rest of the family. Maybe there wasn't anyone left to give him a gravestone? I will have to do some more asking around in the family and see if anyone has the answer.
The gravestone is very close to a tree.
I wonder how big the tree was when they were buried here, 74-90 yrs ago.
It is pretty large now, and shelters their stone from the elements. I just hope that it doesn't eventually ruin their stone with its roots.


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Combatting Environmental Degradation and Poverty in Western China
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Join CEF for a meeting with Chinese NGOs that are at the forefront of the fight against environmental degradation and poverty in Western China
A New Climate for Peace: Taking Action on Climate and Fragility Risks (Report Launch)
June 22, 2015 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
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The ultimate "threat multiplier," climate change is increasing the challenges facing the U.S. development, diplomatic, and security communities. Join leaders from the development, diplomatic, and security communities and the report's coauthors for the U.S. launch of a "New Climate for Peace."
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Speakers from the Sahel and US-based experts will engage in solutions-oriented policy dialogues that address demographic trends, reproductive health, food security, and peacebuilding. Additional cross-cutting themes throughout the discussion will include gender, youth, and health.
Canadian Hydropower and the Clean Power Plan
April 29, 2015 // 9:00am — 11:30am
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This summer, the Environmental Protection Agency is expected to unveil its final rule for existing power plants as part of the Clean Power Plan. Hydropower, a zero-emission, dispatchable, base-load power source makes up more than half of renewable electricity generation in the United States. Canada supplies the United States with approximately 32 TWh of hydropower with room for significant additional expansion. Linked to the U.S. electricity grid through dozens of connections, Canadian hydropower exports have the potential to play an important role as states seek to reduce power sector emissions to comply with the Clean Power Plan.
The Future of Renewable Energy and Climate Change Policy in Mexico
April 28, 2015 // 9:00am — 10:30am
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The Mexico Institute hosted Mexico's Under Secretary of Energy Planning and Transition, Leonardo Beltrán, who will spoke on both Mexico's energy reform process and the prospects for renewable energy and carbon gas emissions reductions. At the same time, we were proud to launch our new publication "Renewable Energy in Mexico's Northern Border Region," which analyzes the current renewable energy situation in the north of the country and potential opportunities to engage in a productive relationship with the private and the public sectors in the United States.
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In contrast to the common narrative of small-island states being among the most vulnerable to climate change, their growing experience in climate-compatible development, disaster prevention, and coordinating information and aid in new ways may be a valuable asset, said panelists at the Wilson Center on March 25.
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BRADENTON, Fla. -- The IMG 7v7 National Championship held at IMG Academy over the weekend featured some of the top 7-on-7 teams from all over the country and even a few teams from Canada. The event, which included 12 prospects ranked in the top 50 of the ESPN 300, showcased some of the best talent you will find in a single tournament. Led by Alabama verbal commits Calvin Ridley and Shawn Burgess-Becker, the Florida Fire from South Florida defeated Tampa's Unsigned Preps 20-18 in the championship game to take home the title.
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There were several high-profile quarterbacks in attendance, and they lived up to the hype for the most part. Deondre Francois, who recently transferred to IMG Academy, made numerous impressive throws. The 6-foot-2, 188-pound signal-caller has a top three of Oregon, Auburn and Florida State and is planning to make his decision at the end of July.
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Thursday, January 9, 2014 from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EST)
Thai Summit America Corporation, a Thai Summit Group company, has been a leader in the sheet metal stamping industry for twenty years. Their facility is in Howell. At the 2014 Thai Summit Job Fair, applications will be accepted for Assembly and Press Operators, Quality Inspectors for temp-to-hire positions working at Thai Summit America. Action Associates will be accepting applications on behalf of Thai Summit. Representatives from Thai Summit will be available to answer questions and provide information on their company.
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