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The industry for home in Mumbai was very high energy in it all 1 / 4 of last season and the first 1 / 4 of 2010. It started displaying symptoms and symptoms of balance since the third 1 / 4, most clearly in South/Central Mumbai, where traders had started to exceed real end-users by then.
Interestingly, the further suv places (Borivali and beyond) and the far suv places like Thane and Navi Mumbai stayed covered with end customers. Actually, the personal industry in these places has proven continuously improving prospective for the last two years. It was only the main places in Southern and Main Mumbai that started to arena at the sides.
Barring another financial disaster on the collections of Lehman Bros – which could obviously impact the entire international financial system – a unexpected dip in any place of the Mumbai personal industry is unlikely. Mumbai property continues to be the most effective residence industry in the country; considering in all the benefits it has, this is not going to change later on. Property traders keep understand that making an investment in apartments in Mumbai is always going to be successful, regardless of place and other factors.
The activity of residence rates in Mumbai is something of a international tale – especially when it comes to places like Nepean Sea Street, Colaba, Cuffe Celebration and Worli Seaface. Fashionable on the roads is that the residence expenses there have gone tremendous, and that they cannot maintain at those levels for much longer.
However, the simple truth continues to be there are always customers for these places. The number of India's billionaires is improving with every moving season. A majority of them live in and function from Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. For those in Mumbai, the main options of personal place are rigid. It originates that there will keep be requirement for houses in these places later on.
A chance of cost clarification for these places does are available. However, it is difficult to make any precise forecasts for a modification when it comes to places with such restricted provide and such a large benefits of financially blessed requirement.
But then, how many of the large of Mumbai property traders are looking at those places in the first place? It is the suv places that have the biggest development and admiration prospective, and there is no immediate chance of modification there.
All this has pertinence to those who are indecisive about whether or not to spend money on the Mumbai residence industry at the moment. Many would-be Mumbai residence traders are thinking whether it would be smarter to delay for expenses to come down. The concept here is that it is both safe and successful to buy residence in Mumbai's suv places – particularly buy flat in thane, buy flat in navi mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai.
The expenses may seem to be on the higher side in many of the micro-locations, but one needs to consider that the venture expenditure has also increased considerably. Development expenses for real property tasks in Mumbai now float around the Rs. 2000 / sq.ft. indicate, and designers have these expenses along with the cost of the area for their tasks. Accordingly, tasks with expenses at around Rs 4000 / sq.ft. in Mumbai's suv places fall in the value real property classification, which has certain admiration prospective.


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SHREWSBURY Michael A. Letourneau, 55, of Shrewsbury died Sunday, March 10, 2013, upon arrival at Rutland Regional Medical Center.
He was born in Springfield September 19, 1957, the son of Arthur and Patricia (Bresett) Letourneau.
Michael enjoyed time with his family, cooking, eating out and music. He will be deeply missed.
Surviving are his mother, Patricia of Shrewsbury; two sisters, Michelle Poczobut and her husband Tom of Ira and Melissa Notte and her husband Andrew of West Rutland; a niece, Taylor Poczobut, and a nephew, Nathan Halligan; an aunt and uncle, Darlene and Joseph Winot; and cousins.
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A Drug Infested Mind - Poem by Dave Alan Walker
A lonely baby cries
as her single mother
tries to open her eyes
A drug infested mind
not allowing her to hear
her baby cry
She keeps telling everyone
everything is fine
so she can keep
living the lie
and living the life
Until she opens her eyes
a lonely baby still cries
Comments about A Drug Infested Mind by Dave Alan Walker
Ken E Hall (6/12/2015 11:54:00 PM)
So true and sad story of today's world...very hard to stop when it is a 453 billion dollar trade world wide...good to see a poem that speaks out loud from you that cares...regards (Report) Reply
Kewayne Wadley (3/9/2015 2:26:00 AM)
Short, simplistic, powerful! ! So sad, I feel for the baby (Report) Reply
Valsa George (2/15/2015 7:29:00 AM)
Drugs have become the bane of modern man! A mother who is supposed to be all caring has become so numb and insensitive to the needs of her child! How many innocent children are fated to bear the brunt of disregard from their drug addicted parents! A great write! (Report) Reply
Soulful Heart (10/25/2014 8:49:00 AM)
the pathetic condition of a drug addict and the unfortunate baby.....no words can b enough to describe the state of this dreadful condition... (Report) Reply
Heather Wilkins (8/12/2013 5:55:00 PM)
today society is drug infested. alcohol is just as bad. numbs the mind. this is a world wide problem. good write (Report) Reply
Geetha Jayakumar (7/19/2013 1:32:00 PM)
Great poem.. It speaks the truth...very well written...... (Report) Reply
Patricia Grantham (1/12/2013 7:50:00 AM)
A real good poem, A lesson well taught by this poem, Well written (Report) Reply
Trinidad Villafranca (10/2/2012 5:11:00 PM)
Well written i have seen through the eyes of the child who cries and must say I love it
Describes the moment that lead up to my poem no memories no pictures
Until she opens her eyes
a lonely baby still cries (Report) Reply
Captain Cur (8/15/2012 8:13:00 AM)
Heartfelt and true. Drugs and alcohol
numb our hearts and souls and we become
unresponsive and uncaring. (Report) Reply
Sharad Juneja (4/12/2012 2:33:00 PM)
Firdaus Khan (4/10/2012 5:11:00 AM)
I agree with you...I like your poem...this is a Great Poem... (Report) Reply
Karen Deeks (3/21/2012 6:33:00 PM)
Truly, truly... Took my breath and hurt (a compliment) the juxtaposition of possibilities of (t) . Ty dave.. I love the raw emotions of humanity of your writes... Ty.., Karen (Report) Reply
Jennifer Beaugé (3/7/2012 1:07:00 PM)
Danny Draper (2/29/2012 4:52:00 AM)
I have no doubt that this is too often true and also for fathers. A finely written piece concerning a very serious issue. (Report) Reply
Soulful Heart (2/29/2012 1:22:00 AM)
Indeed infestation of this poison has been the bane of civic life...........good theme and simply put out..yet touching the right chord.. (Report) Reply
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Martin O'Neill (2/16/2012 2:58:00 AM)
I have seen people close to me die from drugs and know only too well the horror it inflicts on the world. You have caught the cry in the night of the innocent victim. Painfully accurate.
I wrote about drugs some time ago, the poem was called Tracks. (Report) Reply
Michael Lampp (2/12/2012 12:42:00 AM)
You are really talented. I hope to be able to write like you one day. (Report) Reply
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During a discussion titled "Reporting Border Conflict: Stifled News, Lost Lives," panelists will address the dangers journalists face when reporting on border conflicts.
From Sonora to Syria, border conflicts across the globe are some of the most dangerous assignments for field reporters. Four award-winning journalists will discuss the impacts of these dangers at a free public discussion on Tuesday at the University of Arizona.
"This is a great opportunity for people to hear firsthand the dangers and travails of journalists who are literally in the line of fire," said David Cuillier, director of the UA School of Journalism and president of the Society of Professional Journalists.
The discussion, titled "Reporting Border Conflict: Stifled News, Lost Lives," will start at 5 p.m. in the UA's Center for Creative Photography, 1030 N. Olive Road. The UA School of Journalism and the Overseas Press Club of America are sponsoring the event.
Bill Schmidt, UA School of Journalism professor of practice, will serve as the panel moderator. Schmidt joined the UA faculty last year after retiring as deputy managing editor of The New York Times following a 32-year career with the organization. Schmidt also worked as a foreign correspondent for Newsweek and has reported from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Africa.
"The idea of bearing witness is at the very of core of journalism," Schmidt said. "But the mission of journalists is imperiled. … The toll of journalists killed or missing grows by the year. … This has consequences for all of us everywhere who depend on a free press as a guarantor of a free society."
The other panel members include Mort Rosenblum, UA journalism professor of practice, Giannina Segnini, investigations editor at La Nación in Costa Rica, and Ricardo Sandoval Palos, a Latin America reporter and human rights researcher.
Rosenblum , and eight-time Pulitzer nominee and UA alum, joined The Associated Press in 1965 after working at the Arizona Daily Star. Throughout his career, he covered war and peace on four continents. He also edited the International Herald Tribune from 1979 to 1981 and is author of a global news coverage book series.
Segnini is an investigative editor and reporter who has helped disclose 10 cases of international corruption during her career, including one that sent two former Costa Rican presidents to jail. She also teaches investigative journalism at the University of Costa Rica.
As a reporter for The Dallas Morning News, Sandoval spent a decade in Latin America writing stories on drug and border issues. In addition, he has supervised global investigative journalists for the Center for Public Integrity and researched border issues for Human Rights Watch.
During Tuesday's discussion, panelists will focus on issues related to the U.S.-Mexico border and Central America. They will also take questions from the audience.
In 2013, 70 journalists around the world were killed and 211 were imprisoned, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, a nonprofit organization that promotes global press freedom.
The UA School of Journalism's Jeannine Relly, assistant professor, and Celeste González de Bustamante, associate professor, recently published a study, "Silencing Mexico: A Study of Influences on Journalists in the Northern States" (PDF), outlining some of the dangers faced by journalists reporting along the U.S.-Mexico border. (Read more about the study in this UANews article.)
Cuillier explained that threats to journalists' ability to report on border conflicts have widespread impacts.
"When reporters are killed or intimidated, the public loses because we are all denied information we need to learn about the world and to adequately self-govern," he said. "These journalists understand the tactics bullies and thugs employ in the world to stifle justice and free speech."
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Steer clear
booked a last minute short break for myself husband and two daughters after a six hour drive we arrived at the hotel to be told that our room would not be ready for another two hours we came back at three and was very rudely passed a key from receptionist without being told room number or directions to room lift wasnt working so had to walk up stairs. On entering the room we were very disappionted to say the least we had booked a family room what we had was a double room and a cupboard in which the folding bed they had provided didnt even fold out properly the walls were damp the windows filthy and the room was freezing because the window was jammed open the windowsills were covered in brickwork that had been falling in from outside and the paper was falling of the wall i wouldnt have even washed my dog in the bath i immediately got on the phone to the booking agent and told her to get us out of there we sat for a hour in the car waiting for her to arrange this because i wouldnt have let my kids even sit on the beds for that long and as i handeed my key back to reception at least six other families were complaining about various things also were we reloccated to the norbreck castle hotel which i would recommend but steer well clear of the savoy they need to seriously shut down and get sorted out before they are closed down for good.
Out of the tacky bit!
We booked this hotel for its name and because we wanted to be out of the trad bit of Blackpool. Already had t shirts etc. The North Shore sounded a bit posh and as we were going to the Womens' Golf Open at Royal Lytham St Annes..... fitting.
The weather on arrival was appalling and did not help the sad and tired grand lady hotel of the thirties to look her best.
Many of the grand old ladies who had booked in did not look their best either when they were forced to leave the hotel during dinner, when the fire alarm interrupted their dinner and dance night.
At this point the rain was still horizontal and the wind was never ending. Some had had the foresight to assemble in the telephone booth opposite the hotel rather than the northerley exposed car park.
We booked a cab to town to escape the fire practice and had a very nice meal at Kwizeen on King Street ........---. ..Very good specialist cuisine quite unlike the majority of eating establishments in Blackpool. ( please say it was the golfing girls who recommended the restaurant, although we found it through the internet.)
Back at base ! Room was basic but clean, remote for tv had no batteries but it served its purpose. Up early so missed breakfast.
We booked cheaply for two nights but only stayed the one. The golf at Lytham was a brilliant day......... but preferred to drive the 330 miles home than stay in Blackpool for a further night.
I rest my case, in fact, have unpacked it already! No going back then............................ oh no , no way!
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£20.00 a night - can't complain
I booked this hotel for a cheap night out in Blackpool, it cost �20.00 per person per night with Breakfast in the morning.
Contrary to the other reviews, our room was clean, window's opened and the shower was old but pretty -- powerful!
Breakfast was good, eat as much as you like (as long as your hangover is not to bad!), no black pudding though!
For �20.00 a night you can't go wrong!
All wrong
Vile, vile, vile. This hotel is one of the worst ones I have EVER stayed in. Usually stay in the Hilton but it was fully booked as most of the other hotels were also. I can see now why this one wasnt! When we got there the receptionist was so ignorant and the rooms still were not ready. We had to leave our luggage in a dindgy back room and she proceeded to tell us that they could not be responsible for our bags. Seeing as our rooms were not going to be ready for another 2 hours (4pm!) we had to leave them otherwise we would have missed the day. The food was garbage and you wouldnt have fed it to the dog, the whole hotel was dirty and run down, you could hear EVRY noise from the rroms either side of you/under you/above you and it at 5.30am one morning sounded like the marathom was coming through the hotel. You cant roll over in bed for fear that you are going to wake the whole floor up. My only comment to them was to knock it down and start again which me and my 2 friends whole heartedly agreed with. The only thing which was OK were the beds in the family room, we had 2 doubles and 1 single and they were very comfy with a lovely fleece over the top. Overall, very very dissapointing and I would not recommend this squalour to anybody. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Very good hotel
Prior to staying at the savoy i read the reviews and went very concerned. But all I can say is we must have fallen lucky as our 3rd floor bedroom was above average and very clean. The breakfast was ok so all in all we had a decent stay.
Rancid Rooms
We stayed at the Savoy Hotel Blackpool on the 17th of June 2006 for a friends 40th birthday. The hotel was a little run down but was ok in the reception and bar. We were given our keys when we arrived when we found our rooms we were in for a surprise, the widows looked like they hadn't been cleaned since 1901, the windows didn't open, the window sills were covered in dust and insects, the wardrobe smelt like urine, the wallpaper was hanging off the walls all in all disguisting!! If I would recommend a hotel I certainly would NOT recommend Savoy Hotel, you will be better getting a small b&b which from past experience are small but clean.
Filthy bedrooms
six of us booked with this hotel for a one nite stay .we were allocated three rooms, all rooms were dirty and looked like they hadnt seen a cleaner in months. the windows were very dirty and didnt look like they had ever seen a window cleaner.in one of the rooms the ceiling was all hanging down in the bathroom. the hotel is badly in need of new decoration paper falling of everywhere.we reported our room being dirty ,the young lady at reception said she would get it sorted .on our return in the evening the room was still the same full of dust. it was like they didnt care and were used to people complaining. we would not reccomend this hotel to anybody .
Like every cliche of the run down UK seaside hotel trading on formergrandeur
Well it was an interesting one...firstly, let's start with the good-
We paid �20 for one night's accomodation which is excellent, so we didn't have any high expectations. We were happy with the breakfast (had worse, had better) no service though, waiting for 20 mins to be acknowledged or offered coffee so we just went for it, made the most of it and escaped with some muffins(!) which were very nice. Nothing wrong with the food at all but just the apathy and sombreness of the faded art deco surroundings made for a strange situation that could make you laugh at the tragedy of a bygone era or cross that no-one seemed interested in having customers.
Staying at the hotel is like kind of like experiencing a bizarre time warp or dust coated nostalgia when everyone took their holiday at the British coasts and no-one minded sleeping in a bath on a bank holiday weekend.
The room we had was, oddly a two bedroomed room (diodn't need/request this) with a delightful view of a graffiti defaced wall, some kind of rooftop and more walls. I'm sure that in the 80's people would have appreciated the wall length white wardrobes with built in dresser and the pink corner bath but it was this strange combination of excess and shabbiness and plenty of mould that really makes you unsure of what to do with yourself.
The hotel was fine for our purpose, we were having a trip around the UK for the week(went to Dublin from there, then London). It's not somewhere I would chose to stay in the future but I wouldn't go out of my way to avoid it.
We had a lovely time in Blackpool. We usually stay at The Old Coach House, and this is certainly to be recommended as a really excellent hotel (Dean Street) and would return there every time. Hope this helps!!
Worse than Fawlty Towers
Stayed for one night. Left keys with reception and when we returned at 11.00 our property had been stolen laptop, camera PSP, without a sign of forced entry. Shoddy service and no customer care to speak off. Rooms are filthy and decor might have been ok in 1950 but not in 2006. Advice is stay well clear. If you do stay leave your belonging in the car where they are safer.
Hmmmmmm ok but
Stayed at the Savoy hotel with my mum at the beginning of May for a line-dancing weekend. �160 for two days half board.
The hotel as a whole was ok but the lack of money not spent on it is now showing. I bet in its hay day this hotel would have been the best but now cracks are showing.
Rooms - We booked a non-smoking room but were given a smoking. We complained at reception that said that all rooms are not smoking. I said well all the non-smoking have signed on (Floor 3) them apart from our whole floor and the room smells of smoke. The guy at reception gave us another room, a single that was obviously no good. Due to a wedding taking place that day no other rooms where available after waiting 3 hours. So I suggested some strong air freshener and for the maid to open the windows. 10 mins later we finally had our room.
Anyway on a brighter note my Nan and friend also stayed at the hotel, we had a little look at their room, which was nice and had a lovely sea view, so I guess it's just the luck of the draw. Ask for any room on the 3rd floor (room 302).
Food - The food was awful. Evening Meal was a little OTT nothing if you're a plain eater, which my mum was so she just ate bread and butter. The food was swimming in sauce and wasn't really cooked properly.
Breakfast was quite nice apart from the black pudding, which was burnt to a crisp.
I'd recommend this hotel for people who would like a hotel in Blackpool out of the way from the stag and hen dos. Its location is about 20 mins walk from the Blackpool tower but the walk to your hotel is along the beach and the sunsets where lovely.
The hotel rooms are standard and the floor boards crake a lot but it's only a room which your hardly ever in anyway.
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iTunes now second-largest music retailer in US
Apple has announced that iTunes is now the second-largest music retailer in the US, trailing only Wal-Mart, according to the latest data from the NPD Group. The NPD Group's MusicWatch survey captures consumer reported past week unit purchases and counts one CD as representing 12 tracks. Apple also announced that there are now over 50 million iTunes Store customers. "We'd like to thank the over 50 million music lovers who have helped the iTunes Store reach this incredible milestone," said Eddy Cue, Apple's vice president of iTunes. "We continue to add great new features like iTunes Movie Rentals to give our customers even more reason to love iTunes." iTunes has sold more than four billion songs, and offers the world's largest music catalog of over six million songs.
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I've only purchased a handful of tracks. I prefer CDs, but I'm waiting for the rest of the labels to go DRM-free.
Posted by Charles Starrett on February 26, 2008 at 11:26 AM (CST)
i find this stat. hard to believe. wal-mart ahead of amazon? no tax and free shipping at amazon. plus, amazon doesn't censor their selection of music.
Posted by Charles Starrett on February 26, 2008 at 12:39 PM (CST)
This stat is not hard to beleive. In the amount of time it takes to buy 1 solid CD from Walmart or Amazon- iTunes can sell 3 digitally. Plus- never underestimate the power of instant gratification. I love having my music NOW- whether it is DRM free or not. I'm not alone… the only other source I have purchased music from is eBay and those were for out of print- rare CD's - If iTunes has it- I'm buying it from them, and I'm not alone. Long live iTunes.
Posted by Charles Starrett on February 26, 2008 at 3:52 PM (CST)
the stat may be hard to believe for people like us but Wal-Marts are everywhere and people without iPods or mp3 players only buy CDs. Let alone the fact that many Wal-Marts near me have a very large Latino music section, and many Latinos (or mostly Mexicans here) do not have computers.
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Thames: Dark River, Still Shining
12 Sep 2014 – 28 Sep 2014
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Tom Farmer - 'Thames: Dark River, Still Shining'
About'Thames: Dark River, Still Shining' is a photography project documenting people and communities living along the course of the River Thames, examining their connections to the river and surrounding landscape. The resulting photographs will form a touring exhibition stopping at eight locations along the river from Oxford to Walton-on-Thames and moving on to London where the images will be exhibited at MPA Gallery, in conjunction with The Thames Festival. The images offer a small glimpse of how the river is inextricably linked to the communities who inhabit the surrounding area. Physically, emotionally and spiritually the river weaves its way through southern England carrying with it the collective history of a nation. Rich in culture and heritage the river has been the scene of many a spectacle from Royal traditions to industrial innovations. Yet it remains a wholly communal river, an inspiration to artists and musicians, a river of leisure, of sport and a place people call home. These images are a meditation on a collective connection to the Thames and they reflect the diversity of community and tradition found along the route of the river. Tom Farmer graduated from the University of Wales with a degree in Documentary Photography in 2007. This project came out of his desire to create work around the theme of the âphotographic journey' and from a need to explore the connections people and communities have with the Thames. In May 2013 Tom was announced as a UK winner of the Magenta Foundation Emerging Photographers award, and selected images from the series have been featured in fLIP and Darwin Magazines. His work documenting a failed Congolese asylum seeker was exhibited as part of National Refugee Week and featured in LPV, Conscientious, Square, SMBH and Private online publications.
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| 1Mockingjay4All chapter 1 . 10/23/2014
I think I read this before on Ao3. But coming across it here, I just had to reread it. It's that good. I really like fem!Tony and different writers characterizations of her (which is basically regular Tony with boobs, as it shoulsd be - cause if it ain't broke...) ;)
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I just adore this! I like the whole femTony angle and the way you organized it fit wonderfully! Lovely job!
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This was lovely. In fact so is all of your work; keep it up.


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An order condition instructing a broker to only fill a transaction at a specific price or above it. Unlike a market order, an at-or-better order will expire if a specific price target is not met or exceeded. The percentage of at-or-better trades in the market compared to the overall number of trades depends on liquidity and the state of the economy.
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If the price of a share of stock is falling, an investor is unlikely to be able to execute an at-or-better trade because buyers are more likely to wait in order to obtain a lower price.
For example, if a share is trading at $10, a trader can put in an at-or-better order to sell the security at $10.10. Any price greater than or equal to $10.10 will trigger a sale.
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A major conservation project for the Penitentiary is about to commence, with a contract for development of the first stage of the Penitentiary Precinct Conservation Project at the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site.
Australian conservation architecture firm HPA Projects has been charged with the project, which will prepare the way for how the Penitentiary Precinct is conserved and interpreted into the future.
Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority (PAHSMA) Conservation Project Manager Jo Lyngcoln said the plan would result in some significant changes at the Penitentiary.
"The steel walkway through the centre of the building, which was installed in the 1970s, has reached the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced," said Ms Lyngcoln.
"The plan will, in part, define what that replacement will look like, but it will do much more. It will also determine how the Penitentiary and surrounding area is interpreted or communicated to visitors; visually and through the various other interpretive media available to us today."
Ms Lyngcoln said that while the project would be on a scale to match the conservation project undertaken at the Separate Prison at Port Arthur in recent years, it would be a very different approach as the Penitentiary is ruinous and some of its identified significance lies in that condition.
"The rebuilding of the walls of the Separate Prison was done to so that visitors could better read or interpret that building. The Penitentiary project will enhance the way visitors read and experience the building in what we hope and intend will be exciting, but subtle, ways that will not impact on the outward appearance of the building."
This stage of the project which is the development of the concepts and planning approval is expected to be completed by April 2012 with the whole project likely to take a number of years with costs defined after we complete Stage 1.
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Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom has suffered a blow in his legal battle against his extradition to the United States for alleged copyright piracy.
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The suicide of the American online activist Aaron Swartz has ignited a debate about the cost of academic journals and access to information.
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The chief judge of New Zealand's High Court has ruled that internet millionaire Kim Dotcom can seek damages against a government spy agency and the police.
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The recent legal battles between Apple and Samsung have raised fears that innovation is being stifled by firms which use intellectual property rights as a weapon against competitors.
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A series of high-profile patent disputes among the world's biggest smartphone makers is raising concerns over the future of innovation.
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The Pacific region has a rich collection of traditions - from art and dance to local medicines - but now there are fears those ancient rituals could be exploited by others if they're not legally protected.
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New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key has launched an inquiry into "unlawful" spying by government agents leading to the arrest of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom.
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The artist who created the "Hope" portrait of Barack Obama that became emblematic of the US president's triumphant 2008 campaign has been sentenced to community service after admitting he lied about which image he used.
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If you have downloaded movies or music from the internet using BitTorrent, it is likely your details have been collected, according to a new study.
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Cambodia says it will deport a co-founder of The Pirate Bay file-sharing website who faces charges in Sweden for promoting copyright infringement.
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A court in Seoul has ruled that Apple and Samsung infringed each other's patents on mobile devices and ordered a partial ban on sales of their products in South Korea.
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News Limited's chief executive has lashed out at "copyright kleptomaniacs" and demanded tougher laws to stop people downloading movies and TV shows online.
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The ARLC has announced a broadcast rights deal with Nine and Fox worth over $1 billion.
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Apple is suing Samsung in the US claiming plagiarism of its iPhone design, but the Korean manufacturer claims the iPhone took ideas from Sony.
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A court has been told alleged internet pirate Kim Dotcom has declined to give authorities the codes to encrypted data seized during police raids in January.
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Optus says it will appeal against a landmark decision that prevents its customers from streaming delayed sports matches on their mobile phones.
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Optus customers will no longer be able to stream NRL and AFL matches on delay on their mobile phones, after Telstra and the football codes won a Federal Court appeal against the service.
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An extraordinary legal battle is shaping up in the Federal Court, with a multinational software company suing the NSW Police for wide-scale copyright piracy.
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An expert on white collar crime says the entertainment industry's efforts to label illegal downloading as theft are not being taken seriously.
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Hollywood's top film studios lose a High Court challenge to a landmark ruling that Australian internet provider iiNet is not liable for its customers' illegal downloads.
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New Zealand's High Court has granted alleged internet pirate Kim Dotcom a monthly living allowance of $47,000 while he battles extradition to the United States.
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A large number of Michael Jackson music files have allegedly been stolen from Sony Music by computer hackers, sources familiar with the case have confirmed.
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The founder of online file-sharing site Megaupload.com has asked a New Zealand court to free nearly $250,000 in frozen assets to pay for living expenses, including nannies and bodyguards, as a bid by to put him back behind bars was thrown out.
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The sports lobby is crying foul after Optus won the right to stream recorded football matches to its customers, but the consequences of that ruling are still unclear.
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Have read some reviews and just got started on this book - basically, I've got through some of the pages the author of this review found objectionable. I enjoyed them and am going to press on, anticipating that I'll find the book stimulating and informative. I've read some of Tom Holland's other histories and although he's not an historian of the first rank he is a talented summariser and populariser.
This is a history book and not a religious work and I'd guess that anyone who's not reconciled to the idea that religious movements have historical roots and that religions are cultural artefacts will not find this a comfortable read. I gather the book is even handed and takes a similar approach to the three major monotheistic faiths so the author may have cut himself out a tidy parcel of grief!
I'd suggest this isn't a book for anyone who doesn't like being unsettled. Read something else instead?
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Susan Campbell Anderson, Executive Director
Dr. Susan Campbell Anderson's experience with exceptional learning programs stretches back more than thirty years. As a member of the first graduating class of The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, she learned much both firsthand and from teachers and administrators about the intensive task of putting together from scratch a school for students with distinctive educational needs. She served both as a teacher and a resident advisor with Duke University's Talent Identification Program. Later, she taught with Emory University's Pre-College Program, aimed at giving prospective students with learning challenges a leg up before their official matriculation at Emory.
Susan holds degrees from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Oxford University, and Emory University. Originally a scholar of English Renaissance studies, her work has led her increasingly into the areas of science fiction, film and popular culture, and disability studies. She recently left her job as a professor at Spelman College, where she was recognized with the Vulcan Teaching Award, to devote more time to her children. In addition to her involvement with The Cloverleaf School, she now works as a curriculum and accreditation consultant.
Jeffrey Emenecker
Jeffrey Emenecker oversees all aspects of Decision Street, bringing nearly 20 years of experience in both entrepreneurial and corporate roles to bear for clients every day. He has served in a variety of capacities across finance, marketing and analytics consulting over his career. Decision Street is Jeffrey's second startup – his first was SRI Analytics, an analytics consulting firm where he served as an executive in client services and business development. He helped lead SRI through 3 years of rapid growth, culminating in a successful acquisition by Aspen Marketing Services in 2005. At Aspen, he served as President of the analytics consulting group until forming Decision Street in late 2007. Earlier in his career, Jeffrey spent several years at Bellsouth Telecommunications where he helped develop and launch their CRM program and implemented their first ROI measurement program. While at BellSouth, he also gained valuable marketing perspective in both managing large cross-product promotions and product marketing. Jeffrey holds an MBA in Finance from Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College and a BBA in Accounting from Wisconsin – Eau Claire. Jeffrey resides in Atlanta with his wife Patty and twins Christian and Siena.
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Dr. Mark Ledden has twenty five years' experience as an educator, consultant, and entrepreneur. He also has sixteen years' experience as a father of children with learning differences. His involvement in the Cloverleaf School as a co-founder and board member represents an important intersection of his professional and personal lives. Mark is honored to be able to help Cloverleaf's remarkable staff build the school they always wanted to be a part of.
Mark completed his doctorate in British Romantic literature with the intention of being a professor, but after three years of college teaching left academics to join the management consulting firm McKinsey and Company as a communication specialist. His work there increasingly focused on organizational learning and coaching, and in 2002 he left to found Kenning Associates LLP, a leadership and communication consultancy at which he remains a partner. Mark has occasionally moved from consulting to actually leading clients, and has done so as CEO of biotech startups Effigene Pharmaceuticals and Cinlanian Biotechnologies. Mark holds degrees from Earlham College, Oxford University, and Emory University.
Jennifer Owen
Jen spent most her life in and around the Atlanta area. She graduated from the University of Georgia with a BS in Early Childhood Education and a Minor in Spanish. Following her studies at UGA, she moved to New Zealand where she taught for a year in a progressive public charter school. There she was trained in student-directed and inquiry-based learning strategies, empowering students of all abilities to take ownership of their educational journeys. She has written about what these strategies can look like and how well they can work in one of her blog entries, entitled The "I Don't Know" Zone.
In addition to the core subject areas of the NZ curriculum, she taught "Passions, Interests, and Needs" (PINs) workshops ranging from photography, to rock climbing, to Spanish, to writing remediation. Her teaching experiences in the US include HeadStart Preschool, elementary special education, 1:1 academic tutoring, and an internship at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, shadowing the Academic Coordinator to help students with brain injuries transition back into school. Jen is trained in Handwriting Without Tears, Singapore Math, Technology Bridges, S.M.A.R.T. literacy, Project WILD, and Handle With Care.
At Cloverleaf, Jen is one of the founding teachers and is passionate about the school start-up process. She loves being a part of the ongoing "behind-the-scenes" organizational planning that is fundamental to building a school. In addition to her role as lead teacher, Jen also serves as the teacher representative board member on the Cloverleaf Board of Directors.
Outside the classroom she enjoys photography, traveling, rock climbing, yoga, crafty projects, live music, and spending time outdoors. Her dog Ari also accompanies her in the classroom daily. They make a powerful duo, leading our kids on adventures and facilitating social skills development all along the way!
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By Bobby Harrison JACKSON – Bills advancing in the Mississippi Legislature are re-ignitingdebate on whether the state should expand Medicaid as allowed under federal law. Thus far the Republican leadership in the Legislature and Gov. Phil Bryant have blocked the Medicaid expansion that is part of the Affordable Care Act. The expansion would provide health care coverage primarily to the ...Read More »
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NATCHEZ — The Natchez Hospital Company is awaiting a staff recommendation from the Mississippi Department of Health to approve or disapprove its application to make millions of dollars in renovations to Natchez Regional Medical Center. The Natchez Democrat reports the company applied in December for certificates of need to reopen the cardiac catheterization lab and expand the hospital's emergency room, ...Read More »
Mississippi sticking with its childhood vaccination law
JACKSON — Amid concerns about a measles outbreak in other states, Mississippi is sticking with its childhood vaccination law, which is one of the strongest in the country. A bill that would have weakened the law died Thursday because a chairman chose not to bring it up for a vote before a deadline. "I really didn't want to put the ...Read More »
Mississippi, West Virginia toughest on school immunizations
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — With rampant diabetes and obesity, Mississippi and West Virginia have struggled with health crises. Yet when it comes to getting children vaccinated, these states don't mess around. The states, among the poorest in the country, are the only ones that refuse to exempt school children from mandatory vaccinations based on their parents' personal or religious beliefs. Separate ...Read More »
Autism insurance proposals advancing in Miss. Legislature
JACKSON — Mississippi lawmakers are pushing bills that would require insurance companies to offer autism coverage on health plans sold in the state. Senate Bill 2581 passed the Senate on a split vote Tuesday, with 39 senators voting for the bill and six voting against it. Republican Sen. Will Longwitz of Madison says autism treatment can cost thousands of dollars ...Read More »
Anderson Regional Medical Center announces Bill Crawford to board of directors
Anderson Regional Medical Center is proud to announce the addition of Bill Crawford to its Board of Directors. Crawford brings a diverse business and public service background to Anderson. He currently serves as the President of The Montgomery Institute, a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation with a mission to serve as an innovative regional development organization for east central Mississippi and west ...Read More »
HEADACHES FOR HOSPITALS — Regardless of ownership type, facilities face strong challenges
Do you know what type of hospital ownership you have in your community? Many people don't, said Shawn Rossi, vice president for marketing and public relations, Mississippi Hospital Association. In Mississippi, about a third of hospitals are nonprofit, a third for-profit and a third owned by the government. "From a business perspective, in a nutshell, a nonprofit generally has a ...Read More »
HEADACHES FOR HOSPITALS — Larger operations can give aid to struggling rural hospitals
An estimated 40 percent of rural hospitals in the country are operating at a loss, and the situation is getting worse for many rural hospitals not affiliated with larger healthcare facilities because of increased government regulations combined with reduced reimbursements. Closure of a rural hospital can have a devastating impact on a small community that is already losing population and ...Read More »
Six hospitals in the region combine to create the new Merit Health system
JACKSON — Six hospitals in the Jackson/Vicksburg region, all affiliated with Community Health Systems, have formed as a single regional healthcare system, Merit Health. The member hospitals have been known as Central Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, River Oaks Hospital and Woman's Hospital in Flowood, Crossgates River Oaks Hospital in Brandon, Madison River Oaks Medical Center in Canton and River Region ...Read More »
Mississippi has 3 statewide systems of care in place
JACKSON — State health officials say Mississippi is now the first in the nation to have a third statewide system of care in place to help save the lives of trauma and stroke victims. Jim Craig, director of health protection for the state Department of Health, says in a news release that hospitals can add the Stroke System of Care ...Read More »


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I value the idea that I will only ever experience my own view of the Universe, that I am free to build it for myself and from my own imagination if I wish. That as a human I am selfishly inclined to seek my own reward. I do however accept compromises and as a result don't really ever get angry or annoyed. Unless I choose to, usually because I'd find it funny. But there's no point getting angry over spilled milk or somebody who has thrown my cat, or milk for that matter, off a bridge, as I feel my world matches no-one elses completely.
I feel well-traveled already. I have studied Music Technology + Music Business, Art, and Visual Arts and Performance in Music. I feel good if I paint, draw cartoons, make films, write music, write articles, write comedy. I essentially love everything, but at the same time, everything can frustrate me. I'm very approachable, I'll happily listen to anyone.
I don't drink, flapjack has endless appeal to me. I act endlessly upon the world around me, as I enjoy playing with these jumbles of atoms scattered around me. I feel that I have license to do so because A- I wish to grant it to myself and others, B- I feel that I will not know in my lifetime if this is pure meaninglessness and C- It appears to give myself and others a sense of existence and that's pretty fun.
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Where, what, when, why and from whom you buy will impact your property purchase and also return on investment (ROI).
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BroEx, Sunday Mobility, REXPROP, Regrob and Zillion Dreams are some of the companies that have ventured into this business recently.
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Caught up in uncertainty as a result of the legal action by farmers, construction work had all but stopped in these areas since 2011.


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Discussion in 'South East' started by Alaskaflyer, Dec 26, 2008.
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