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Also we have some exciting news – a couple of days ago we received an email saying that Short Steps received an Honourable Mention in the Feature Documentary Film category at the Women's Independent Film Festival. It's not an Oscar, but we are happy that we could share the story of our fourteen children and thirty million other Filipinos, who live in similar circumstances with a new audience and that it was noticed.

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German aerospace research centre DLR is conducting test flights to assess how wing contamination by insects can be avoided on laminar-flow aerofoils.
While the aerodynamic efficiency of conventional wings is not significantly compromised by collection of insects, the super-smooth surfaces of laminar-flow aerofoils will not tolerate such contamination.
The efficiency gains of such novel wing designs will depend on a perfect, uninterrupted airflow in the boundary air layer close to the aerofoil's surface. But insects on the leading edges will cause turbulences in that boundary layer.
Aerodynamicists at DLR are planning to install retractable Kruger wing flaps on laminar-flow wings, which would both redirect insects away from the leading edges and serve as lift-enhancing slats during take-off and landing.
Now, the institute is conducting test flights with its Airbus A320-based "Advanced Technology Research Aircraft" to determine how much wings are contaminated by insects with conventional slat configurations.
With sections of the aircraft's wing leading edges have been covered with adhesive plastic sheets, the twinjet is conducting low passes at Magdeburg Cochstedt airport at a height of approximately 50ft.
The sheets are subsequently removed and scanned to measure contamination levels during different phases of flight.
That data will be used to calibrate and further develop aerodynamic computer models, says DLR. This will help in determining the size of the Kruger flaps, which should be kept to a minimum size to ensure adequate shielding against insects and sufficient lift for the take-off and landing phases.
DLR adds that it used the test campaign at Magdeburg airport also to trial its newly developed guidance system that should help pilots to better follow descent profiles for landing. This is part of project dubbed as "energy-based pilot support system for precise adherence to vertical approach flight profiles".
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Gun show crowds rush on ammo
"The crowds have been heavier at each show by 50 to 100 percent," Templeton said. "Law-abiding gun owners are concerned about being attacked by the government for the random acts of a mad man. That's what's driving the concern that people are showing."
Templeton estimated more than 20,000 customers could attend the show this weekend in Del Mar, up from a previous high of 12,000 last December at a show held a week before the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown, Conn. Crossroads of the West stages five shows a year at the fairgrounds.
Gun sales in California have risen each year since President Barack Obama's election in 2008, according to the California Department of Justice. And in the past few months, since a lone gunman murdered 20 small children and six adults at Sandy Hook, guns and ammunition have been flying off shelves nationwide.
The tragedy led to a national conversation on gun violence, and Obama has since called for a renewed ban on assault rifles, strengthened background checks and a ban on high-capacity magazines — all of which already exist in California.
"California shows would become the model for shows across the country if all the proposed legislation passes," Templeton said. "I think it's unlikely they are going to, but yes, the template has been set by California."
Jennifer Gibson, 33, of Sabre Springs was in line with her 3-year-old daughter, Avery, while her husband, Leonard, parked the car.
She said Leonard had just purchased an AR-15 rifle "just to have it," and now they were looking for ammunition.
There were no protesters at the gun show even though a "free expression" area had been set up in case there was any opposition, Day said.
An online petition against the shows has gotten more than 1,300 supporters, with protest organizers saying they hope the fair board will stop signing future contracts.
In January, the Del Mar City Council passed a resolution urging the fair board to end the events. The board has not addressed the issue.
Meanwhile Saturday, a different kind of line formed around the Chula Vista courthouse, where residents were getting rid of their ammunition and guns in exchange for $50 gift cards.
The gun buyback, organized by South Bay law enforcement agencies, offered residents a no-questions-asked opportunity to unload their unwanted firearms without the risk of them ending up in the wrong hands.
The event brought in 90 firearms, as well as a rocket launcher, but fell far short of the 300 guns that law enforcement agencies were prepared for. What was surprising was the volume of ammunition turned in, said Chula Vista police Lt. Roxana Kennedy.
A few people came to try to buy weapons off of the people turning them in. The guns will be destroyed.
California gun show laws
All state laws that apply to gun store sales also apply to gun show sales. All firearms sales:
• Must go through a California licensed firearms dealer. Guns cannot be taken home the day of purchase from a gun show.
• Require background checks for all gun sales.
• Limit ammunition magazines to 10 rounds.
• Ban the manufacture, sale or possession of armor-piecing ammunition outside of law-enforcement use.
• Ban semiautomatic assault weapons.
• Ban .50-caliber rifles.
• Restrict handgun purchases to one per month.
• Require gun buyers to pass a safety test and be fingerprinted.
Sources: California Bureau of Firearms, California Attorney General's Office, whitehouse.gov
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Tecorp International, P.L.L.C. filed as a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the State of Texas on Friday, December 27, 2002 and is approximately thirteen years old, as recorded in documents filed with Texas Secretary of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Thursday, July 2, 2015.
Lowell Thronson serves as the President and has interests in other corporate entities including VII Cities Energy, LLC located in Houston, TX .
The registered agent for the company is Mark A. Sanders. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
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McLEAN, Va. – Eighty cross-country ski and snowshoeing locations nationwide are promoting winter sports with a free one-day event Jan. 10 called "Winter Trails."
Nordic skis, snowshoes and other gear, along with access to trails in participating locations, will be provided free. Some sites are also offering free mini-lessons, winter festivals, contests and other types of demonstrations and activities. It's the 14th year in a row that the event, sponsored by the Virginia-based organization SnowSports Industries America, has taken place.
If you've never tried snow sports, this is a good way to check them out or introduce them to your kids. Events are being offered in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Alaska, California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington. For details, visit http://www.wintertrails.org.
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A local ministry is providing a weekly hot meal at no cost to Whitley County residents.
The Forklift is operated by volunteers from The Warehouse, a church that meets at The Center For Whitley County Youth, in downtown Columbia City.
Each week, those who want to partake in a free meal are invited to The Center where food is served Mondays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Hank Workman, co-founder of The Forklift and lead pastor of The Warehouse, is motivated to serve the community. He called The Forklift a "hidden gem" in Whitley County.
"The very heart and soul of The Warehouse is to meet people where they are, with no judgment, but to love like Jesus, and let the Holy Spirit do the rest," said Workman. "Our mission is driven toward the marginalized — those hard pressed in life, or, as Jesus refers to in Matthew 25:45, 'The least of these.'"
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Great American Homes and All American Home Park and Storage in Gallup, New Mexico Adds U-Haul Truck Rentals
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Great American Homes and All American Home Park and Storage in Gallup, New Mexico Adds U-Haul Truck Rentals17:50 EST Tuesday, January 29, 2013GALLUP, N.M., Jan. 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Marshall and Wesley Jones, owners of Great American Homes and All American Home Park and Storage, located at 3601 W. Hwy. 66, recently added U-Haul truck rentals to the storage business. The Joneses have been in business since 1987.(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20090622/LA34860LOGO-b) To download a photo of Great American Homes and All American Home Park and Storage visit: http://www.uhaul.com/Locations/Truck-Rentals-near-Gallup-NM-87301/051715/Families needing the finest in moving services now will have increased convenience and a shorter distance to travel when moving, which not only will make their move easier but also will have the positive effect of reducing the amount of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere. U-Haul partnering with business owners across North America to increase convenience for customers while helping our environment is just one of the programs that support U-Haul Company's Corporate Sustainability initiatives.All American can now offer its customers truck rentals in Gallup, NM and supplies designed specifically for moving household furnishings, including moving vans, open trailers, closed trailers, furniture pads, appliance dollies, furniture dollies, tow dollies and auto transports. All American also will offer sales items to protect their customers' belongings and make moving easier, such as heavy-duty boxes, which are made of up to 90 percent recycled content and are available in a variety of sizes. "We felt that bringing in U-Haul would be a nice complement to the business we currently have,"the Joneses said. "U-Haul is proud to be partnering with a quality independent business such as Great American," exclaimed Tom Neill, president, U-Haul Company of New Mexico. "Marshall and Wesley are a great example of the type of successful business relationship U-Haul has established in order to build and maintain a strong network of more than 15,000 independent dealers across North America." For more information, or to rent your moving equipment today, call 505-726-4584. Business hours of operation are: Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. ? 5 p.m. and Fri. 9 a.m. ? 2 p.m.Resources:New Mexico Supergraphic fun facts and educational information for kids, parents, and teachers! U-Haul caring about the future and our environmentFollow us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/Uhaul Twitter: www.twitter.com/Uhaul YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/Uhaulofficialvideos Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116521049430834922625About U-HaulU-Haul was founded by a Navy veteran who grew up during the Great Depression. Tires and gas were still rationed or in short supply during the late 1940s when U-Haul began serving U.S. customers. Today, that background is central to the U-Haul Sustainability Program: "Serving the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." Our commitment to reduce, reuse and recycle includes fuel-efficient moving vans, neighborhood proximity, moving box reuse, moving pads made from discarded material and packing peanuts that are 100% biodegradable. Learn more about these facts and others at uhaul.com/sustainability.Since 1945, U-Haul has been the choice for the do-it-yourself mover. U-Haul customers' patronage has enabled the Company to maintain the largest rental fleet in the do-it-yourself moving industry which includes trucks, trailers and towing devices. U-Haul also offers storage throughout North America. The Company provides industry leading moving and storage boxes and an extended line of packing supplies to protect customer possessions. U-Haul is the consumer's number one choice as the largest installer of permanent trailer hitches in the automotive aftermarket. The Company supplies alternative-fuel for vehicles and backyard grills as one of the nation's largest retailers of propane.Contact: Joanne Fried Kelie Hale U-Haul Public Relations (602) 263-6194 (602) 263-6772 faxSOURCE U-Haul


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A total of 24 high school powerlifters from Sweetwater ŌĆö 10 girls and 14 boys ŌĆö advanced to regional competition when Sweetwater hosted the final qualifying meet on Feb. 18.
The 10 girls qualifiers ŌĆö representing every Sweetwater powerlifters who competed at SweetwaterŌĆÖs meet ŌĆö are Joslyn Rosas, Loni Mendez, Lexi Perez, Dana Hohn, Cari Aguilar, Kimmie Lomas, Allie Zavaleta, Bri Painter, Valerie Zavaleta and Alexis Thompson. This yearŌĆÖs girls regional meet will be held Saturday in Monahans.
Sweetwater JV at Hawley, 6 p.m.
Sweetwater varsity girls at Brownwood tournament.
Highland junior high teams at Westbrook meet.
Sweetwater varsity hosts San Angelo Central, 7 p.m.
Sweetwater JV and varsity teams host Anson, 5 and 6:30 p.m.
Sweetwater varsity hosts Wood Bat Classic at Newman Park.
Sweetwater JV at Abilene tournament.
Sweetwater varsity at Big Spring tournament.
Sweetwater JV at Eula tournament.
Roscoe junior high teams at Roby meet.
Here are Friday and Saturday scores from the Sweetwater High School softball tournament that was held at Jerry Collins Complex:
Clyde 15, Anson 3
Colorado City 9, Winters 1
Hawley 16, Post 0
Hawley 8, Colorado City 2
Clyde 8, Sweetwater 5
Sweetwater 13, Perryton 2
Post 12, Winters 3
Colorado City JV 8, Clyde JV 2
Sweetwater 6, Colorado City 3
Post 9, Anson 5 (consolation semifinal)
Merkel 15, Hamlin 0 (consolation semifinal)
Hawley 9, Clyde 8 (championship semifinal)
Eula 3, Hawley JV 2 (championship semifinal)
Merkel 15, Post 0 (consolation championship)
Ray Cornutt, Sweetwater Jaycee President and Chairman of the 54th Annual WorldŌĆÖs Largest Rattlesnake Round-Up, has released the schedule and prices for the upcoming Round-Up on March 9-11, 2012. The Jaycees have released that they will be paying $10 per pound for live Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes. The Jaycees have collected more than 300,000 pounds of Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes since the start of the Round-Up in 1959.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 48 calls for service, issued three citations and made two arrests on Feb. 23, 2012.
The SPD received 17, 911 calls.
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The Nolan County Sheriff's Office (NCSO) had seven calls for service, served four civil papers and made zero arrests on Feb. 23, 2012.
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Mary Ann Burns, 49, of Talpa, died Friday, Feb. 24, 2012, at her residence. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 3, 2012 at McCoy Chapel of Memories. Arrangements were made under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home.
She was born Mary Ann Sanders on May 31, 1962, in Sweetwater, the daughter of William Donald Sanders, Jr. and Sunshine Tempest Hamilton Sanders. She grew up and attended school in Sweetwater. She moved to Talpa three months ago from Virginia. She worked as a waitress and always was willing to help others.
Big Country Biggest Loser Winner is coming to the Big Country next month for those who want to boost their New Year's Resolutions and are getting ready for summer and swimsuit season locally, as well as compete for a cash prize.
The contest, sponsored by the Big Country Medical Reserve Corps, The Sweetwater-Nolan County Health Department, Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital, Rolling Plains Rural Health Clinic, Texas State Technical College and the Sweetwater Reporter will be from March 14 to May 14 with registration dates from March 5-15.
Sweetwater Animal Control currently has one dog available for adoption.
Available for adoption is a Westie mix puppy.
According to SweetwaterŌĆÖs animal control officer, Don Kite, animals that are picked up are kept for a minimum of three days, but he tries to keep them from a week to 10 days.
Dogs and cats are available for adoption for a $15 fee and the cost of getting the pet vaccinated for rabies.
The pets are required to have their vaccination before they leave to their new homes.
The trial for Jill Frizzell has been set for Tuesday, March 6, 2012, in the 32nd Judicial District Court. Frizzell was indicted for fraudulent possession of a controlled substance, a third degree felony. Court documents state that Frizzell attempted to possess an increased quantity of a controlled substance, namely Zopiclone, by misrepresentation or deception. The date of offense was July 17, 2010.
Texas Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), an agency of the Department of Defense, announced that Open Door Child Development Center in Roscoe has been honored with the Patriotic Employer Award in recognition of extraordinary support of its employee who serves in the National Guard and Reserve.


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Term: Spring Semester 2015
Courses Begin: January 19th
December 9 Running Start Registration
January 16 College In-Service (College Closed)
January 19* Semester Begins
*Martin Luther King Holiday (College & ECC Open)
January 23* Last Day to Register for Full Semester Classes Without Instructor's Signature
*Last Day to Drop Full Semester Courses To Avoid Losing Waiver Credit
February 2 Last Day to Register for Full Semester Courses (Instructor's Permission Required)
February 6 Last Day to Drop Full Semester Courses Without a "W" Grade Recorded
February 16 Presidents' Day Holiday (College & ECC Closed)
March 3 College for a Day (No Classes between 8 a.m. and 4:50 p.m.; College & ECC Open)
March 30 – April 3 Spring Break (No Classes)
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Getting the right amount of vitamin D
CORPUS CHRISTI - Abnormally low levels of the hormone called vitamin D are pandemic in adults and children.
This global problem has far reaching consequences on both short term and long term health. New recommendations have just been issued that revise the daily intake of vitamin D in adults 60 and older. Because of the role that vitamin D plays in bone health, it's believed that many fractures because of falls can be prevented through improved daily supplementation.
Those older than 60 should get between 800 and 1000 international units of vitamin D each day and get a blood level checked by their doctor to attain a level of at least 30 nanograms per milliliter. This is a conservative recommendation.
People who spend a lot of time in the sun may be able to take less than 800 international units per day, because the skin makes vitamin D. But skin cancer risk in older people is high and many avoid prolonged exposure to the sun or apply sunblock. Even the application of suntan lotion with a UV protection rating as low as 15 will block the production of vitamin D by almost 99 percent.
Some groups older than 60 may require as much as 2,000 international units daily. Groups include the obese, those with bone thinning (called osteoporosis), people who spend all their time indoors, those with dark-skinned complexions, or an intestinal malabsorption disorder.
Your doctor can estimate the amount of vitamin D to recommend based on your blood level. Assuming you take the dose daily as ordered, your level will be expected to increase almost 1 nanogram per milliliter for each 100 international units taken. You should get your levels rechecked about three months after starting a daily supplement. This is just a guideline and individual responses will vary. Many doctors routinely check vitamin D levels in all their patients.
There are two forms of vitamin D in most pharmacies, called D2 and D3. Vitamin D3 is found in animals and D2 in plants. The form most recommended for daily supplementation is D3. Just so you know an upper limit, studies have shown that doses as high as 10,000 international units daily can be safely tolerated by healthy adults without side effects.
In some of my very overweight children with low vitamin D levels, I will prescribe as many as 5,000 international units daily. Getting older adults to take a daily supplement is easier to do because thinning bones and a high risk of hip or spine fracture are great motivators to keep remembering to take the dose each day. Getting obese children and teens to do the same is much more challenging.
Now that there are new recommendations for vitamin D in people older than 60, there are numerous clinical studies under way trying to discover if large doses of vitamin D might help prevent diseases such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, autoimmune diseases including thyroid problems, certain cancers, and perhaps even extend the life span. I have no doubt there are many interesting discoveries ahead.
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North American Chinese Entrepreneur Association (NACEA) is a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization registered in the state of NJ (see the approval letter below).
The organization was founded by a group of Chinese-American entrepreneurs in late 2006. The objective is to create a home where motivated entrepreneurs, business owners and entrepreneurs-to-be can share
their business ideas and experiences, build up confidence and strength, join hands and efforts to improve their chances of success.
The Association holds frequent seminars, meetings, social and networking events in order to achieve the above goals (see pics and events in NACEA Seminars & Meeting section below).
We welcome entrepreneurs and business owners from all ethnic groups and entrepreneur groups to join us. Take a look at this website to know us better, and you may join our mailing list to get event info. in a timely manner.
NACEA Brochure (2 MB PDF)
| 北美华人科技企业及创业协会 | 501(c)(3) Letter
2015 Kick-off Seminar: "Medical and Health Care in the Internet and Mobile Age", Saturday, March 14
NACEA is hosting a seminar on the the above topic at New Jersey Technology Center at 675 Route 1 South, North Brunswick.
Please mark your calendar and get ready to register. Seats will be limited to 40 to guarantee a good interactive discussion.
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Introduction to NACEA, including its goals, history,
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News about and from NACEA.
Origin date: April 11, 2007
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There is the adage, if you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life. Gig Harbor resident Erik Owen, who owns and operates Gig Harbor Audio, is clearly living a big part of that dream — and loving every minute of it.
Gig Harbor Audio is set back in a small business park at the top of Soundview Drive. Its unassuming exterior gives no hint to the quality experience that awaits visitors who step inside.
The lighting is subdued, with a number of thick wood blinds drawn to mute the outside light. The interior is separated into two parts, the front serving more or less as the retail space; two walls lined with vintage and new vinyl recordings, another wall featuring turntables, custom-designed shelves, speakers and speaker stands.
The second room — looking more like a living room than a showroom — is designed for relaxing to some tunes — be it jazz, classical, rock or even international music.
And in the middle of it all is Owen, who considers himself "a complete novice who really loves stereos" over the somewhat more austere moniker of audiophile.
About five years ago, Own began seriously working on acoustic turntables, speaker repairs and fixing small amps. To him, it made sense to open a business.
It took a little bit more of a sales pitch to convince his wife, family and friends.
"I had to explain to everyone why I wanted to do this," he said.
For a number of years, Owen worked as a consultant in central Asia for a variety of international organizations. He still makes occasional trips back for consulting work, but said, "I'm always happy to be back in the store."
With regard to music sound reproduction, one could call him a purist, although he is quick to commend the sound quality of Compact Disc recordings and the spacing saving features of MP3 files. But in the end, he acknowledges he prefers the superior sound quality obtained from an analog recording on vinyl, played back through a high quality turntable and acoustically sharp speakers.
So his eclectic shop mirrors his preference for high quality gear and he carries only four manufacturing brands — all out of the United Kingdom: NAIM, Cambridge Audio, Rega and PMC. He said they represent the most innovative audio available today.
As an example, he showcases a streamer from NAIM, an unassuming rectangular box about the size of a traditional receiver. But what it does is far more. A streamer serves to replace an entire roomful of audio equipment of old, with CD playback, high-resolution music streaming capabilities, Internet radio and iPod/iPhone/MP3 playback capabilities, not to mention a front-end USB port.
It operates off a wi-fi signal and can be controlled by a handheld device or a remote control. It retails for $2,800 and represents the high end of the gear Owen carries.
But remember, he's no audiophile.
"It doesn't bother me to listen to $20 speakers and a $25 turntable," Owen said. It is also no bother for him to bring new life to old equipment that has been given up for being dead — or worse — obsolete.
Owen's love of music came early — his first album was a Christmas record that he played all year long. He remembers he heard the Bee Gees performing their cover of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and he told his parents he wanted that album. Instead, his dad got him the Beatles' record.
"I shook my head, and my dad said, 'Trust me, this is the one you want.'"
Since that time, his musical tastes expanded to new wave, classic rock, jazz and punk. As the years move by, he has even softened on country and hip hop. At home his current favorite is classical.
"I can put something on and it's simply amazing. It's completely yours because you've never heard it before." And what he puts it on is equally important. Whether cutting edge new or rebuilt from a decades' old turntable, Owen takes pride in what his shop carries.
Self-taught, Owen said he often ends up hours into a turntable project or speaker rebuild while working at his shop.
Even though the manufacture of vacuum tubes has declined significantly, there are still some companies that produce them — and Owen gives a nod to the Russians for making the best tubes available today.
So needless to say, his selection of used gear for sale varies in age almost as much as it does in technologies from turntables to reel-to-reel, and tubes to digital.
When he first opened, he didn't really expect anything to happen for the first year.
"I went in assuming the worst case scenario of me sitting here just listening to music," Owen said. But after the first six months he estimates he gets in three to four components a week to repair and sells a turntable or vintage gear once or twice a week.
His fastest moving merchandise is the vinyl, which sells for MSRP on new vinyl and from $5 to $15 for vintage pressings. He bases his prices off record guides and current eBay sales.
Owen said his vinyl sales are where the term audiophile would be appropriate. He and his wife clean every album and he places them in the best inner and outer sleeves available. If an album has skips, it doesn't make it on his shelves.
Another line he is proud of is the custom-designed turntable shelves. He went through two-dozen prototypes before settling on a two-piece design that virtually eliminates any possible external vibration and makes it appear as if the turntable is suspended away from a wall.
He also custom makes speaker stands made of cast iron tubing and plates that stand firmly in place and look good in both contemporary and vintage décor. Owen said he sells a number of the stands to retail outlets from Seattle to Portland and hopes he will get a similar reception for the turntable shelves.
"I believe in the Les Schwab philosophy," he explained, noting that they will fix flats for free in the hopes that will bring customers back when it's time to buy. Owen often makes minor repairs for no charge, preferring a happy customer to making a small fee.
Owen is planning to expand his vinyl selection as he notes that industry experts state that vinyl sales have increased 20 percent each year the past few years. He gives credit to Hawthorne Stereo in Seattle, which has provided guidance and advice.
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Paul Coghlan
Hello. Good morning and welcome to the Linear Technology conference call. I will give you a brief overview of our recently completed first quarter of our fiscal year 2011 and then address the current business climate. We will then open up the conference call to questions to be directed either at myself; I'm Paul Coghlan, Chief Financial Officer and Lothar Maier who is our CEO or Bob Swanson, who is our Executive Chairman.
I trust you have all seen copies of our press release which was published last night. First though however I would like you remind you that except for the historical information, the matters we will be describing this morning will be forward looking statements that are dependant on certain risks and uncertainties including such factors among others as new orders received and shipped during the quarter at the time of the introduction of new processes and products and general conditions in the world economy and financial markets.
In addition to these risks which we described in our press release issued yesterday, we refer you to the risk factors listed in the Company's Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended June 27th 2010, particularly management discussion and analysis of financial condition and results of operations.
Secondly SEC Regulation FD regarding selective disclosure influences our interaction with investors. We've opened up this conference call to enable all interested investors to listen in. This press release and this conference call will be our forum to respond to questions regarding our estimated financial performance going forward.
Consequently, should you have any questions regarding our estimates of sales and profits or other financial matters for the upcoming quarter as well as how they might impact our income statement model and our balance sheet, this is the time we are free to respond to these questions.
As you can tell from our press release, this was another record quarter for us. This is the sixth consecutive quarter that the company has grown revenues and the third consecutive quarter that the company has achieved record quarterly revenues. We grew revenue 6% sequentially at the higher end of our guidance and more in line with our historical quarterly growth patterns after a year in which quarterly revenues grew sequentially, 14%, 9%, 21% and 18%. Our strategy of focusing on traditional analogue end markets, industrial automotive and communications has been instrumental in achieving these results.
Once again we had a positive book-to-bill ratio. Although bookings in total were less than the previous quarter, decreasing proportionately across all major end markets. During this quarter we added more capacity and our average lead times have decreased to eight weeks from 10 weeks as we continue plans to bring our lead times into our historic levels of four to six weeks. These improvements in lead times enabled customers to lower their backlog on us and adjust their bookings accordingly.
This quarter's operating income was impacted by a one time legal charge of $5.3 million. This reduced operating margins as a percent of sales from 54% to 52.6% compared with 53.1% last quarter.
Pre-tax income as a percent of sales was 48.7% versus 45.9% last quarter. As last quarter was adversely impacted by a non-cash charge on the early redemption of a portion of the company's senior convertible notes. Net income for the quarter was 53.3% of sales compared with 34% last quarter.
With this quarters tax rate of 27.5% being modestly higher than last quarters 26%. This sequential sales growth was even more pronounced on a quarterly year-over-year basis as sales grew 65% operating income 106% and net income of 126%.
Head count increased in the quarter again largely in the factory areas. In summary the effect of the items I just listed on the published quarterly results was that revenue was a record 388.6 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2011 compared to the previous quarters record revenue of 366.2 million and 236.1 million reported in the first quarter of fiscal year 2010.
GAAP diluted earnings per share of $0.59 was net of the $0.02 legal charge and improved $0.05 over the previous quarters EPS and more than doubled from $0.27 per share reported in the first quarter of fiscal 2010.
GAAP net income of a 137.3 million increased to 12.7 million from the previous quarter and also more than doubled from 60 million reported in the first quarter of last fiscal year. EPS would be $0.67 on a pro-forma basis which excludes the impact of stock option accounting and the amortization of debt discount which is the theoretical difference between the company's convertible debt actual interest and the interested would have potentially had to pay if it had used straight bank debt.
During the September quarter the company's cash and short term investments balance increased by 93.6 million to 151.7 million. The company announced that it would again pay a quarterly dividend of $0.23 per share. This cash dividend will be paid on November 24 to stockholders of record on November 12. As we enter the December quarter there is more uncertainty than in recent quarters which makes forecasting difficult. Although we had another positive book to bill ratio, bookings decreased as the quarter progressed.
Customers are more confident and their ability to get parts and therefore may continue to adjust inventory levels and safety stock downward. Given the above we currently forecast that revenue will be flat to down 4% sequentially for the second quarter of 2011.
This upcoming December quarter has 14 weeks rather than the customary 13 weeks for us. The extra week will have little impact on revenues, however operating expenses primarily labor related cost will increase modestly.
In addition, the company expects to redeem roughly 400 million of its convertible senior notes on November 1 which will reduce net interest expense next quarter.
Now I would like to address the quarter's results on a line by line basis. Starting with bookings, for the first quarter in several bookings were less than the previous quarter although we still booked more than we shift.
Cancellations although up from last quarter were still relatively minor. Geographically bookings decreased in each major area, U.S. both in OEM and disti and in Europe, Japan and Asia. Bookings decreased relatively proportionally in all end markets, except cell phone, which was minor to begin with.
At this time every quarter we give you a breakdown of our books percentages by end markets to give you insight into those markets that drive our business. Industrial and communications continue to be our largest areas.
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The next UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS) was due to be held in 2019 – the target date set out in the 2009 Political Declaration and Action Plan for the achievement of a significant reduction in or the elimination of the demand and supply of drugs. However in September 2012, the presidents of Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico called on the UN to host an international conference on drug policy reform. Subsequently, a provision was included in an annual omnibus resolution on drug policy – sponsored by Mexico, and co-sponsored by 95 other countries – to bring forward this global drug policy summit meeting to 2016.
The preparations are already in progress starting with a mid-term review of the implementation of the 2009 Political Declaration which was held in March 2014, resulting in the adoption of a Joint Ministerial Statement by member states. During the 57th Session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs held the following week, the Commission adopted an UNGASS resolution, which sets the stage for how UNGASS preparations will be conducted over the next two years.
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A Hemispheric Review of the Organisation of American States, was held on 19th September 2014, which resulted in a resolution that was presented to the United Nations.
Key resources
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- The road to UNGASS 2016: Process and policy asks from IDPC
- Terms of Reference for the selection of the organizations to be included in the Civil Society Taskforce
- Open Society Foundations UNGASS Explainer - What Is UNGASS 2016?
- Harm Reduction Coalition webpage on the 2016 UNGASS
- TNI United Nations Drug Control webpage on UNGASS
- 2009 Political Declaration and Plan of Action on the world drug problem
- Presentation: Briefing on the preparations by the CND for UNGASS 2016
- IDPC/Open Society Foundations briefing on how NGOs working on HIV in Africa can get engaged at the 2016 UNGASS


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Otto III, Duke of Carinthia
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Otto III of Carinthia (c. 1265 – 25 May 1310) was a member of the Meinhardiner family. He was Duke of Carinthia from 1295 to 1310. He was also Count of Gorizia and Vienna. He was a son of Meinhard, Duke of Carinthia and his wife Elisabeth of Bavaria.
Otto inherited a well-organized country, as his father had laid the foundation for an efficient administration by fostering ministeriales and creating the Tyrolean Raitbuch (internal record book). Otto signed a border treaty with the neighbouring Bishopric of Brixen, establishing the confluence of the Adige and the Avisio as the border between Tyrol and Brixen. Otto's brothers Albert, Louis and Henry became vogts of the bishops of Trento.
King Albert I granted Otto several tolls. However, Otto's lavish court was a burden on his finances. Most notable of his economic policies was the expansion and securing of the market in Gries (now part of Bolzano) in 1305 competing with the market in the central town of Bolzano, which was dominated by the bishop.
Otto died in 1310 without a male heir. As his brothers Albert and Louis had already died in 1292 and 1305, respectively, he was succeeded by his youngest brother, Henry.
Marriage and issue[edit]
In 1297 Otto married Duchess Euphemia (1281–1347),[1] a daughter of Duke Henry V of Legnica.[2] They had four daughters:
- Anna, married Count Palatine Rudolf II;
- Elisabeth, married King Peter II of Sicily;
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- Euphemia.
- Wilhelm Baum: Die Grafen von Görz in der europäischen Politik des Mittelalters, Kitab-Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2000, ISBN 3-902005-04-1
- Christoph Haidacher: Die Verwaltungsorganisation Meinhards II. und seiner Nachfolger, in: Eines Fürsten Traum. Meinhard II. - Das Werden Tirols, exhibition catalog, Schloss Tirol/Stams 1995
Otto III, Duke of CarinthiaBorn: around 1265 Died: 25 May 1310
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i have an htc snap on sprint running windows mobile 6.1. QVGA landscape smartphone. i managed to download pocketgba latest version and it runs but it keeps showing a screen that says memory error despite me having plenty of memory available on both the device and the sd card. and on gbace it runs just fine but i cant get any game to load. i just see a black screen and it boots me back to the emulator screen. has anyone here found a way past these problems? i would like to play some gba games on my snap. or perhaps any alternate ways to play them? any help would be greatly appreciated
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