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Digital Photograph - View of BH Altson Tobacconist, Corner of Collins & Elizabeth Streets, Melbourne, 1890s Reg. No: MM 110723
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- Photograph of photograph B H Altson Tobacconist, on the corner of Collins and Elizabeth Streets, Melbourne. Alston Tobacconist was in operation at 304 Collins St at least between 1890 and 1895. The building was replaced by a new building in 1903.
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- View from above of B H Altson Tobacconist, corner store on corner of Collins and Elizabeth Streets.
This photograph shows a view of B H Altson Tobacconist, on the corner of Collins and Elizabeth Streets, Melbourne, circa 1890s. This was the original building that housed B H Alton's tobacco business, and according to the family, 'was the first brick building in Melbourne. It was replaced by a new building in 1903'. There is a second photograph of B H Altson's store, in the newer building, MM110726. There was a BH Altsons Tobacconists on this site for about 86 years. The owner Barnett Hyman, 'BH' passed the business on to his son Charles Altson.
- Acquisition Information:
- Copied from Mrs Christine Bergin, 2006
- Acknowledgement:
- Contributed by Mrs Christine Bergin
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|Domestic & Community Life Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection, Melbourne's Biggest Family Album Collection
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|B H Altsons Tobacconists, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, early 1890s
Sands & McDougall Directories list Alston, Tobacconist, at 304 Collins Street, between 1890 & 1895. Additional research is required to identify the earliest and latest dates of the business at this site. - Researcher, Nicky Lo Bianco, 10/10/2009.
|Sands & McDougall's Melbourne Directories: 1890 p.1240 & 1895 p.30.
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Boys & Girls Club accord is reached
Gonzalez facility back to benefactor; foundation to run it
Handwringing gave way to handshakes this week as two community groups reached a compromise for the Al Gonzalez Boys & Girls Club. Bryan Smith, president of the Boys & Girls Club of Corpus Christi board, signed a deed giving the facility to benefactor Al Gonzalez, whose foundation will take over operations on May 15.
"All parties are praising each other at this point," Smith said.
A debate over how to run the Westside center exploded into threats of lawsuits and accusations of discrimination last month. Gonzalez and other Hispanic leaders had sat on an advisory committee for the facility, but said they wanted more control of its day-to-day operations.
The agreement, approved unanimously Thursday by the board of the Boys & Girls Club of Corpus Christi, will give the Gonzalez Foundation full control of the center and most of the equipment and furniture inside. Only items bought with grants must be returned to the Boys & Girls Club of Corpus Christi, Smith said.
The deed includes a reversionary clause that would put the center back in the local Boys & Girls Club organization's hands if Gonzalez stopped serving youth in the neighborhood within the next three years.
"Everybody is very enthused," said Gonzalez, who grew up blocks from the club.
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Chiang Mai walking street
Purchase handmade products and admire Lanna art when the whole street is turned over to pedestrians.
It is truly a heaven on earth when Ratchadamnoen Road in Chiang Mai is transformed into a walking street on Sunday evenings. This allows you wonderful opportunities to shop, enjoy cultural performances and try tasty local food.
Chiang Mai is a province full of nature, art and culture, temples, and especially the towering Doi Suthep. Chiang Mai is a tourism destination with a large number of activities to do every single day. In the late afternoon every Sunday, both local people of Chiang Mai and tourists – both Thais and foreigners – share one mutual appointment; the walking street. It starts at Thapae Gate and runs along the length of Ratchadamnoen Road through the heart of the old city. This busy and popular thoroughfare, normally jammed with traffic, is instead filled with vendors selling handicrafts, food and drinks. Among these products are, for example, homespun textiles, silverware, wooden crafts, drawings from hill tribes, and modern artworks. If you keep walking down a little further, you will be entertained by cultural performances from traditional musicians, Thai dancers, living statues and puppet shows along the street and in front of the Three Kings Monument. In case your stomach starts to rumble with hunger, there are plenty of local savory food and desserts to complement your leisurely walk.
Great local dishes
When in Chiang Mai, eat like the locals. So do not miss khao soy, northern Thai noodles in curry soup, one of the well-known dishes. Chiang Mai natives recommend ones at Khao Soi Samer Jai that is located near Fa Ham temple (Tel. 053-242-928)
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From late afternoon to the dusk of every Sunday is the most suitable time to visit Chiang Mai walking street because of the comfortable temperature and the opening hours of most shops. Another walking street like this can be found on Saturday evenings at Wualia street.


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"Mad Men" also had it's New York premiere last night at the Crosby Hotel and the cast was in attendance, including our January, who spoke to The Daily Beast about using some of her postpartum emotions to play Betty. I'm not sure if there are any pictures, but I'll keep checking. Don't forget that the TimesTalks event is tonight. I'll have the stream embedded for you guys if you can't find the links!
Behind the scenes, one of the biggest stories during the hiatus was the mysterious pregnancy of actress January Jones, who plays Don's wife, Betty Draper. When we last left Betty she was even more miserable than usual, and plotting to move with her partner, Henry Francis, to a home in Rye. Weiner, in all his wisdom, decided to use Jones's condition to the character's advantage.
"When we first started shooting this season I was eight months pregnant, and when we ended I had a four-month old, so there was a very big change in my life this season," says Jones in a chat with The Daily Beast. "It was difficult shifting into that for me, personally, but Matthew is such a genius so he's always challenging me with harder things to do using my post-partum emotions in the best way. He's like, 'You're going to be really sad and really weird!' so it was very therapeutic for me."


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Colgin Tychson Hill Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2004
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
Aromas that span the entire spectrum of flavor practically leap out of the glass. This ruby stained wine starts off with a fragrant perfume of sweet floral, cassis, and pomegranate notes that soon open up with secondary aromas of savory barbecue, saline air, crushed rock, saddle soap, teriyaki , and meat juices. Even more, the silky and supple tannins coat the palate. This wine is like liquid terroir. From the first sip to the last, the wine evolves to levels we never even knew existed in barrel. The slow fermentation done by the indigenous yeast produced layers of glycerol and extracted tannin that are held together seamlessly with a fresh level of acidity. And beyond that, the fragrance persists for at least a minute long finish.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "Black truffles, asphalt, graphite, blueberries, and creme de cassis aromas soar from the glass of the 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon Tychson Hill Vineyard (168 cases). A wine of extraordinary nobility, it possesses a steely, well-delineated mouthfeel, full body, and enormous wealth of richness and length. This profound Cabernet Sauvignon is a candidate for wine of the vintage."
Wine Spectator - "Massive, yet smooth and polished, with a subdued offering of ripe plum, floral and black cherry fruit that slowly builds in intensity and depth. Gains momentum on the finish, where the tannins are ripe and the flavors are tapered."
International Wine Cellar - "Medium ruby-red. High-toned aromas of mocha, meat and dried fruits, with whiffs of tar and beefsteak tomato. Sweet verging on confectionery, and conveying less energy today than the Herb Lamb. Impressively concentrated, thick, creamy wine-"like an elixir," notes winemaker Allison Tauziet. The crop level of less than two tons per acre was the lowest ever here, due in part to dehydration of the grapes. This bottle did not show quite the verve I found in the 2003 release. Finishes with building tannins."
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About Napa Valley
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just grated an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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The apparatus has a feed conveyor (12) which is assigned an opening apparatus (18). Located at the downstream end of the feed conveyor (12) is the transfer region (16), through which the movement path (26) of clamps (24) runs. The clamp (24) has two clamp elements (30), which can be moved from an open position into a closed position (60′) for gripping and retaining an article (10). The clamp (24) is assigned a holding-open element (28) which, when the article (10) is gripped by means of the clamp (24), ends up between the two parts (22, 22′) of the article (10) lifted off from one another by means of the opening apparatus (18), and which is intended for holding the article (10) open when the clamp (24) is closed.
1. An apparatus for processing flexible, articles with two or more parts, comprising:
a feed conveyor for feeding articles, one after the other, to a transfer location, and
a removal arrangement including clamps which are arranged, one behind the other, and are driven along a movement path running past the transfer location, said clamps intended for gripping in each case one article at the transfer location and securing the one article in order to transport it further,
wherein the feed conveyor is assigned an opening apparatus which is intended for opening the articles, at least in certain regions, by lifting off at least one of the two parts of the respective article from another, and
wherein the removal arrangement includes a holding-open device which is intended for engaging between the parts of the respective article lifted off from one another by the opening apparatus, which runs along with the clamps and holds the article open as it is transported further.
2. The apparatus as claimed in
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This application is a nationalization of PCT application PCT/CH01/00050 filed Jan. 23, 2001. This application claims priority from the PCT application and Swiss Patent Application No. 2000 0417/00 filed Mar. 3, 2000.
The present invention relates to an apparatus for processing sheet-like flexible articles with two or more parts according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
An apparatus of this type is disclosed in CH-A-630583 and in the corresponding U.S. Pat. No. 4,320,894. In the region of a feed conveyor designed as a belt conveyor, the articles, printed products, arriving in an imbricated formation are deflected such that they are fed to the downstream end of the feed conveyor in an imbricated formation in which each article rests on the following one. A removal arrangement has a pulling element which is driven in circulation and on which clamps are arranged at constant intervals one behind the other. The clamps are guided past a transfer location at the end of the feed conveyor in the direction from bottom to top in order to grip in each case one fed article from the leading edge and to secure it in order to transport it further. This known apparatus is exclusively suitable for feeding articles arriving in an imbricated formation to the clamps of a clamp transporter.
EP-A-0518063 and the corresponding U.S. Pat. No. 5,292,111 disclose an apparatus for opening folded printed products and depositing them on a saddle-like rest. The printed products are transported in the hanging position by means of a feed conveyor which has clamps arranged at constant intervals one behind the other on a pulling element. Arranged beneath the feed conveyor is an opening arrangement, by means of which the printed products retained by the clamps at the fold are to be opened at their edge which is located opposite the fold. Arranged downstream of the opening apparatus, as seen in the conveying direction of the feed conveyor, is a processing arrangement with saddle-like rests on which, by virtue of the clamps being opened, the previously opened printed products are deposited in straddling fashion. Between the opening arrangement and the processing arrangement, the opened printed products are held open by means of holding-open bars, which engage from one side between the parts of the printed products which are lifted off from one another. The holding-open bars are fastened on a circulating pulling element which is arranged laterally alongside the feed conveyor.
It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus of the generic type which makes it possible for the articles to be opened and for the opened articles to be transported further in the opened state.
This object is achieved by an apparatus which has the features of claim 1.
Preferred embodiments of the apparatus according to the invention are specified in the dependent claims.
The invention will be explained with reference to exemplary embodiments illustrated in the drawing, in which, purely schematically:
The apparatus shown in
The removal arrangement 14 has a plurality of clamps 24, of which in each case only one is shown in
The feed conveyor 12 has a supporting wall 32, which is inclined slightly in relation to a vertical and against which the articles arranged in imbricated formation S butt with their surface areas. As seen in the feed direction Z, each of the articles 10 rests on the respectively following one. The horizontally running bottom edge of the supporting wall 32 is joined by a base element 34, on which a guide strip 36 is fastened. The latter runs parallel to the supporting wall 32 and, together with the latter, forms a guide groove for the fold edge 38 of the folded articles 10, the latter butting against the base element 34 by way of said fold edge. Arranged above the guide strip 36 is a conveying belt 40 which is driven in circulation in the feed direction Z and, together with the supporting wall 32, forms a conveying nip for the articles 10. The conveying belt 40 is intended for feeding the articles to the transfer region 16 in the feed direction Z.
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The opening apparatus 18 is fastened on the supporting wall 32 at the downstream end, as seen in the feed direction Z. The opening apparatus has a stop element 44 and a guide pin 46 fastened on the latter. The guide pin projects from the stop element 44 counter to the feed direction Z and is curved such that, together with the planar supporting wall 32, as seen in the feed direction Z, it forms a tapering guide nip which is terminated at the downstream end by means of the stop element 44.
Between the base element 34 and the opening apparatus 18, the supporting wall 32 has a cutout 48 which runs from the downstream end and allows the clamp elements 30 to have access to the respectively foremost article of the imbricated formation S, as seen in the feed direction Z.
The two clamp elements 30 are formed by the legs of a spring-steel sheet which is bent in a V-shaped manner and is fastened on a guide element 50 in the region of its bend. A circular-cylindrical closing body 52 is arranged on the outside of each clamp element 30. Each of the closing bodies is fastened on two flexurally rigid guide bars 54, the mutually parallel guide bars 54 being mounted on the guide element 50, such that they engage through the latter, and are connected to one another by means of an actuating plate 56 at the ends remote from the closing bodies 52. A compression spring 58 engages around each of the guide bars 54 and is supported, on the one hand, on the guide element 50, and, on the other hand, on the actuating plate 56. In the open position 60 of the clamping elements 30, the position being shown in
In the position of the clamp 24 which is shown in
On the side which is directed away from the bearing body 66, the guide element 50 is fastened on a slide 78. The latter has two guide rails 80 engaging through it, these rails running parallel to the longitudinal axis of the holding-open element 28 and to the guide bars 54. The guide rails 80 are fastened on a carrier 82, which may be fastened, for example, on a carrier wheel, on a pulling element or on a carriage guided in a guide profile.
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During advancement by means of the conveying belt 40, the foremost article 10 of the imbricated formation S, as seen in the feed direction Z, passes, by way of its overfold 42, in the guide nip formed by the supporting wall 32 and the guide pin 46 and comes into abutment against the stop element 44 by way of its leading edge 20. The conveying belt 40, however, moves the article 10 further in the feed direction Z with the result that the part 22 of the article 10, said part being directed toward the supporting wall 32, bends away from the supporting wall 32 at the leading edge 20 and in a region adjacent to the latter, see FIG. 5. As a result of the inherent stability of the material of the article 10, the part 22′ is thus lifted off from the part 22 at the leading edge 20. This results in an opening 84 in the article 10 in a portion of the leading edge which is remote from the base region and at the overfold 42.
As soon as this opening 84 is present, the clamp 24, with the holding-open elements 28 located in the open position 60, is moved toward the feed conveyor 12 in the direction counter to the feed direction Z. For this purpose, the closing control mechanism 62 acts on the actuating plate 56, FIG. 1.
For the time being, however, as a result of the action of the compression springs 58, the clamp 24, rather than being closed, is moved on the guide rails 80 in the direction of the feed conveyor 12 in relation to the carrier 82. In this case, the wide-open clamp elements 30 grasp the article 10 from the leading edge 20. At the same time, the holding-open element 28 has moved into the opening 84 of the article 10.
As soon as the slide 78 comes into abutment against a stop arranged on the carrier 82, the closing bodies 52 are then moved, under the continued action of the closing control mechanism 62, in the direction of the free end of the clamp elements 30, which causes these clamp elements 30 to be transferred into the closed position 60′, FIG. 3. As a result, the relevant article 10 is closed along the leading edge 20 beneath the holding-open element 28, which helps to increase the angle of the opening 84.
As a result of the clamp 10 being moved along the movement path 26, which runs at least more or less at right angles to the supporting wall 32 in the transfer region 16, the article 10 gripped by the clamp 24 is moved away from the feed conveyor 12. As can be gathered from
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If the clamp elements 30 are moved into the closed position 60′,
The feed conveyor 12 shown in
The embodiment shown in
The articles 10 retained by the clamps 24 form, as it were, half a pocket wheel, the individual pockets being formed by the articles 10 themselves. It is easily possible for the articles 10, which are fed one behind the other in imbricated formation S or individually, to be fed to a processing arrangement 96 in the manner shown. A plurality of feed conveyors 12 with associated removal arrangements 14 may be provided in the removal direction W in order to collect folded articles 10.
If the clamps 24 are moved along their movement path 26 such that the fold edges 38 end up located beneath the corresponding clamps 24, it is possible, in a known manner, for an insert or a trade sample to be introduced into the held-open and spread-apart articles 10.
It is conceivable for the clamps 24 to circulate to the side of the saddle-like rests 98, as seen in the removal direction W. In this case, a portion of the movement path 26 of the clamps 24 may run beneath the movement path of the top edge of the saddle-like rests 98.
Folded printed products are processed in the exemplary embodiments shown above. It is also possible, however, to process multi-sheet stapled or bound printed products. It is also conceivable to process articles 10 which have two or more parts and, rather than being connected to one another, butt against one another with their surface area in the region of the feed conveyor 12.
The opening apparatus 18 shown is advantageously suitable for opening eccentrically folded articles 10 in the center. The feed conveyor 12 may be assigned generally known opening apparatuses which are constructed and function differently, as are known, for example, from EP-A-0 574 741, U.S. Pat. No. 5,441,245, CH-A-641 113, CH-A-644 815 and U.S. Pat. No. 4,420,146.
Other different embodiments of the clamp with a holding-open element 28 are also conceivable. In particular, it may not be necessary for the holding-open element 28 to be designed such that it can be moved from a holding-open position 76 into a spreading position 76′.
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Emerging market portfolio inflows weakened to $6.7 billion in July from $11.3 billion in June, according to the latest EM Portfolio Flows Tracker by the Institute of International Finance.
"EM portfolio flows have been subdued in recent weeks," said Robin Koepke, an economist at the IIF and lead author of the report. "Investors seem to be in a 'wait-and-see' mode amidst concerns about Chinese equity market volatility and continued uncertainty regarding Fed liftoff and Greece."
The IIF noted that EM equity inflows slowed to a year-to-date low of $1.6 billion in July, while debt flows remained subdued at $5.1 billion. EM Asia saw its weakest inflows of the year as concerns about China held back flows to other markets in the region (Chart 1).
Due to data limitations, portfolio flows to China are not included in the estimation of the Tracker, but a new proxy for foreign purchases of Chinese stocks published by the PBOC indicates significant retrenchment in June (Chart 2).
The Institute of International Finance is the global association of the financial industry, with close to 500 members from 70 countries. Its mission is to support the financial industry in the prudent management of risks; to develop sound industry practices; and to advocate for regulatory, financial and economic policies that are in the broad interests of its members and foster global financial stability and sustainable economic growth. Within its membership IIF counts commercial and investment banks, asset managers, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds, central banks and development banks. For more information visit www.iif.com.
Flows to emerging market funds have been particularly volatile amid concerns about Chinese equity markets, falling commodity prices and shifting perceptions on the timing of the first Fed rate hike, according to the IIF's latest Portfolio Allocation Trends report. Portfolio Allocation Trends report was formerly known as the Trends in Investment Fund Portfolio Allocation.
"The share of emerging market assets in fund investors' portfolios has dropped to a post-crisis low," said Sonja Gibbs, director of capital markets at the IIF. "This month's volatility in Chinese equity markets has actually masked the broader EM picture. Flows to Chinese onshore equity funds surged in early July, reflecting the impact of recent stimulus measures, which encouraged Chinese fund managers to use their own capital to buy shares. Stripping out China, EM mutual funds and ETFs have actually seen net outflows of $2.3 billion month to date."
Emerging market GDP growth picked up in Q2 after its multi-year lows in the previous two quarters, according to the latest update of the IIF's EM Coincident Indicator. The EMCI rose to 2.7 percent in June, up by 0.5pp relative to May and 0.7pp relative to March. This increased momentum is broad-based across regions, but most notably in EMEA and LATAM.
"It is particularly encouraging that EM trade data continued to show signs of a turnaround this quarter, following a prolonged period of weakness since last autumn," said Kristina Morkunaite, lead author of the report. "This turnaround suggests that stronger growth in advanced economies is now exerting more pull, raising hopes that EM weakness has run its course and activity will continue to gain momentum in 2015H2.
Portfolio flows to emerging markets fell in June, reaching a year to date low of $4.2 billion, according to the latest EM Portfolio Flows Tracker by the Institute of International Finance.
"Portfolio flows to emerging markets have weakened further," said Charles Collyns, chief economist at the IIF. "Emerging market investors seem to have become increasingly cautious as the Fed's first interest rate hike since 2006 is approaching. Fears of Greece leaving the Euro Area have not helped either."
The IIF reported that emerging market debt flows continued a five month streak of subdued momentum, while equity markets experienced the weakest monthly inflow of 2015. On a regional basis, inflows to EM Asia slowed in June while flows to Latin America were more resilient. In Emerging Europe, outflows continued for the fifth consecutive month.
For the 15th consecutive year, the Paris Club and the Institute of International Finance jointly organized a meeting between Paris Club creditors, Paris Club ad hoc participants and private creditors, and representatives from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
The Institute of International Finance today announced that Clay Berry will join as Chief Economist for Europe effective August 17.
Berry currently serves as the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Financial Attaché in Moscow. Berry represents the Treasury Department in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), advancing the Treasury's interests in the region.
"Developments in Europe, especially Emerging Europe, will be a dominant theme in the global economy for the foreseeable future," said Tim Adams, president and CEO of the IIF. "Clay's experience and contacts throughout the region will be a vital asset to the IIF and its members."
Emerging market GDP growth likely accelerated in 2015Q2 after having fallen to a six-year low in Q1 according to the latest update of the IIF's EM Coincident Indicator. The EMCI showed an increase to 2.2 percent in May, up from 1.6 percent in April.
"We've begun to see a more positive trend in emerging market growth since the steep decline observed since last autumn," said Kristina Morkunaite, lead author of the report. "This underpins hope that EM growth will pick up in Q2, having reached a six-year low in the first quarter of 2015."
The Institute of International Finance today announced the opening of a new European Representative Office in London.
"Europe continues to play a large role in the global financial system and within our membership," said Tim Adams, president and CEO of the IIF. "Opening this office will allow us to better serve our members in the region and more closely engage with key global regulatory bodies."
The European Central Bank Governing Council reviewed a brightening landscape at today's monetary policy meeting as financial conditions remain favorable, real economy indicators are solid and inflation has picked up, according to the IIF's updated "Draghi's Dashboard".
"Our inflation sub-index is finally climbing out of 'red' territory, as headline inflation seems to have bottomed out and is now on the right track – a signal that was reinforced by Tuesday's report of an acceleration in Euro Area core inflation in May," said Sonja Gibbs, Director of Capital Markets at the IIF. "The rise in our sub-index also reflects a welcome increase in long-term inflation expectations."
Against a backdrop of bank deleveraging, years of ultra-low rates, and government efforts to develop corporate bond markets, there has been a notable shift in the funding mix of the global corporate sector towards bond financing, according to the latest Capital Markets Monitor from the Institute of International Finance.
"One of the key vulnerabilities exacerbating the financial crisis was high levels of leverage in many banking systems," said Hung Tran, executive managing director at the IIF. "Consequently, an important component of global financial regulatory reform has been to reduce leverage in banks, through measures such as capital requirements and leverage ratios. However, there has been growing concern over the past few years that leverage has been migrating from banks to non-banks including the corporate and household sectors, both in mature and emerging economies."
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Man arrested with drugs, gun at Hillside High
DURHAM – Durham County sheriff's deputies last week arrested a 34-year-old man after they found him with drugs and a loaded gun while parked in a lot at Hillside High School.
On Jan. 27, someone called a school resource officer assigned to Hillside about a suspicious vehicle in the back lot at 8:20 a.m. The vehicle was driven by Eddie Lewis of Glover Road in Durham, according to investigators.
"His investigation into the vehicle and its driver (Lewis) led to the discovery of 28 grams of marijuana, a loaded .38 caliber pistol and more than $1,000 cash," said Deputy Paul Sherwin, spokesman for the Durham County Sheriff's Office. "Lewis never provided a credible reason for being parked on school property."
He was arrested and charged with possession of a weapon on school property, possession of drug paraphernalia, carrying a concealed weapon and possession with intent to sell narcotics within 1,000 feet of a school. He was released from the Durham County Jail after posting $50,000 bond.
Suspect charged in Durham robbery
DURHAM – Durham police on Monday arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with a robbery and assault on Jan. 17 near Alston Avenue and Liberty Street.
Tyrico Bowens of Grant Street in Durham is accused of being one of two men who dragged a man out of his car and into the street after he slowed for a disturbance. Investigators report that Bowens and the other suspect struck the man in the back of the head with a gun, struck him in the face and kicked him in the ribs. They took his phone, cash, watch and cigarettes.
The second suspect remains at large, said Kammie Michael, police spokeswoman.
Man sought in two dollar-store robberies
DURHAM – Durham police on Tuesday sought a 32-year-old man suspected in the robberies of two discount stores in the past two weeks.
Anthony Tyrone Brown, 32, is wanted on charges of robbery with a dangerous weapon. He's accused of robbing the Family Dollar at 5120 N. Roxboro Street on Jan. 18 and the Dollar Tree at 3823 Guess Road on Jan. 28.
In the first incident, the suspect entered the store just before 6 p.m., took a can of motor oil to the cashier and demanded money. He said he had a gun, according to investigators.
In the second, the suspect took a pack of gum to the cashier, demanded money and threatened to shoot her if she refused.
Anyone with information about Brown's whereabouts is asked to call Investigator J.W. Walsh at 919-560-4582, ext. 29248 or CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200. CrimeStoppers pays cash rewards for information leading to arrests in felony cases and callers never have to identify themselves.
In other news:
- Someone broke into a home in the 200 block of Spring Creek Drive in Durham on Jan. 27 and stole a 65-inch Samsung flatscreen television worth about $2,000.
- Someone broke into a home in the 400 block of Hardee Street in Durham on Jan. 30 and stole nearly $3,000 worth of property, including a 60-inch Sharp flatscreen television, Kay Open Heart necklace and earrings and a digital camera.
- On Jan. 31, someone stole copper wiring and appliances from sites in the 100 block of Pocono Drive. The Durham Police Department reported $1,000 worth of wiring and $1,000 in copper line sets taken from a construction site, while two Whirlpool refrigerators, two Whirlpool oven/ranges and a microwave – all valued at a total of $6,150 - were taken from another.
- On Jan. 27, about 6 p.m., a 35-year-old man said he was robbed in the parking lot of an apartment complex in the 2100 block of Broad Street. Two men in dark jackets and jeans approached from behind and asked for a cigarette. The suspects then pulled a gun and demanded money. They took a bag containing $60 and fled.
- On Jan. 31, about 7:45 p.m., a woman and two men walked down Liberty Street near Hyde Park Avenue when a man approached and demanded money from both men. Neither had any money. The suspect was described as a black male in his late teens or early 20s with short, braided hair. He wore blue jeans with white designs on them and a black hooded sweatshirt.
- On Jan. 31, a 22-year-old man was walking in the 600 block of Dowd Street when two men approached and demanded money. When they learned he had no money, they punched him in the face and then fled, police said.
- Clark Ashley Evans II, 29, of Brownsburg Place in Raleigh was arrested Monday and charged with identity theft and obtaining property by false pretense. He was held without bond in the Durham County Jail.
- Gekeem Gibbs V, 38, of Elizabeth Street in Durham was arrested Monday and charged with assault on a female, false imprisonment and assault by strangulation. He was held without bond in the Durham County Jail.
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New ad campaign equates unprotected sex with eating pistachios. Thanks, Levi Johnston!
You know that feeling you get when you have unprotected sex with the Governor's daughter, the two of you have a baby, and you become a national punchline? Well, next time you find yourself in that awkward situation, take a cue from teen dad Levi Johnston and turn your regrets into something positive: pistachios.
Wow. I guess the message here is that eating pistachios is basically the same thing as having sex, and that having unprotected sex that results in an unplanned pregnancy is not only hilarious, it is also lucrative. Oh, and it doesn't really matter whether or not you use protection during sex, but you'd sure as hell better have a bodyguard with you if you're going to eat a pistachio.
Am I alone in being confused by this ad? Why on earth did the pistachio people think that Levi Johnston was a good candidate to help them sell their nuts? Making jokes about unprotected sex wouldn''t convince me to buy anything except for condoms (and a time machine for Johnston, if one were available). And is the "Get Crackin'" slogan supposed to be sexy? DON'T TRY TO MAKE PISTACHIOS SEXY. They just aren't. And neither is unprotected teen sex with Sarah Palin's daughter. Gross.
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He busted a nut. Get it? Get
He busted a nut. Get it? Get it?
He also ruined pistachios for me forever.
Ugh. That is all.
Ugh. That is all.
I think the ad designers
I think the ad designers were being cheeky little buggers, using allusion and metaphor to crack a joke about "bustin' a nut without protection". With every intention of drawing correlations between 'bustin/cracking nuts' & ejaculation. They were counting on people picking up on the current events reference. Hence the "He NOW, does it with protection." It's total "boy humour" and it's obvious this is the demographic they are targetting. I'm guessing you've never hung out with a bunch of semi-tipsy men in a pub that serves nuts before. Nut jokes are standard fare in that territory.
Fearing 14:59, dude?
When I first saw this, all I could think was, "Has he no dignity?" He's in the public eye for impregnating someone, presumably through unprotected sex; I guess I'd just expect someone in his position to either try to stay out of the media frenzy or try to deflect it onto, y'know, some more flattering reason to be famous.
Also, while it seems obvious now, I hadn't realized that his friend was supposed to be an actual bodyguard. Perhaps there's a little deconstruction of racial cues to be done here?
Levi Johnston - Further Proof Life's Unfair
Further proof life is unfair: I'm sitting at my poorly paid desk job waiting for my writing career to take off, while Levi Johnston is posing for Playgirl and making money in commercials. What's a girl to do?
Check out my blog post, "Life's Unfair...So Now What?" all about Levi's good fortune and my...not so good fortune. It's a hoot!
The amazing thing is that
The amazing thing is that people go to college to study advertising and marketing and then get paid big bucks to come up with stupid ideas like this.
Why does he need a bodyguard? Does he really think that the public even cares about him, much less waste their time trying to hurt him. Wow he sure has a big ego!
It seems to me he's the male Paris Hilton-famous for being famous.
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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 Utah) The road to the White House in 2016 is coming through Utah.
Salt Lake City, Utah- (ABC 4 Utah) – President Obama went to the halls of congress to proclaim the the state of the union is strong.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah- (ABC 4 Utah) – The campaign trail comes to an end Tuesday when voters have the final word.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah- (ABC 4 Utah) – Voter turnout tends to be low here in Utah, but counties across the state are seeing a big boost with mail in ballots.
SALT LAKE CITY, (ABC 4 Utah) – Democrats and republicans hosted state conventions Saturday, to put the final stamp of approval on the candidates that will represent them in the midterm elections.
SALT LAKE CITY, (ABC 4 Utah) – Candidates wanting to throw their hat in the ring to replace former Attorney General, John Swallow had until 5 O'clock Friday night to file with the Utah Republican Party.


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Building a great working city
Posted: January 24, 2013|
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has placed a feature in the Sentinel today, but the feature can't be seen on line. So we are uploading the details here for those who only access the Sentinel articles on line.
The feature has been placed in direct response to those citizens who have taken the time to respond to our budget consultation or attend one of the councillor drop-in sessions and almost unanimously asked for an explanation relating to the plans to build the central busines district. It also includes the opinions of some key business people from around the city.
The feature begins below:
PLANS to create a great working city in Stoke-on-Trent have caused a stir in the local media with many people wrongly thinking the plans involve just creating shiny new offices for the council.
Here in a bid to set the record straight, Stoke-on-Trent City Council lays out in detail the plans for its city centre and answers many questions raised by the public during the recent budget consultation.
Council Leader Mohammed Pervez explains: "Our regeneration strategy is about jobs and growth and securing the long-term future of our whole city.
"This is not about moving from Stoke to Hanley, but rather about regenerating the whole city area for future generations and creating jobs for local people.
"We are not putting all our eggs in one basket."
In these pages the leader outlines the reasons for the Central Business District plans, and the business community offers its view.
Why build new offices for the council?
The council isn't just building new offices for its staff but has developed a regeneration strategy that will transform all of our city. This includes creating a Central Business District in the city centre of which the council offices will be a small but significant part (please see illustration).
By investing in the business district the council is not only making a statement that it thinks the city has great potential, it is creating the right kind of conditions to encourage further investment from the private sector.
Centre for Cities – a national think tank on regenerating cities – has said: "In the current financial climate, large scale private investment is difficult to come by, meaning that any intervention needs to be publicly led."
We could have rented it, but owning the building gives the council a valuable asset – in the same way that mortgage payers end up owning their own home.
What other developments can we expect to see?
As well as the council part of the business district, the city centre can expect to see more offices, car parking, shops, leisure, hotels, cinema and city centre housing along with new public realm. We are also investing across the whole city and plan to create more new jobs in manufacturing advanced materials.
Why do you say 4,000 jobs will be created?
New jobs – many professional –will be attracted to the new city centre as a direct result of the transformation of the area. We currently have only half the number of professional jobs that a city of our size is expected to have.
There will also be around 400 construction jobs created during the redevelopment of the centre. The council is doing all it can to ensure these roles are local labour and that contractors provide training, and apprenticeships and that where possible they will use local suppliers too.
Why are you spending the money when you are trying to save £21m?
The savings we have consulted on relate directly to money the council has to spend on services not capital projects such as new buildings. The money the council will invest in the new offices CANNOT be used to fund services. But the council will save money by reducing the number of buildings it has and introducing efficient ways of working.
The government's cuts to council funding means councils need to raise more money locally if they are to fund services in the future. If we want to continue to provide quality services we need more businesses rates, more jobs and more homes.
What's going to happen to Stoke town and the Civic Centre?
The site of the Civic Centre, Kingsway car park, Spode, and King's Hall is currently being marketed and 29 expressions of interest have already been lodged demonstrating the potential of the area redevelopment. The council wants to see a new vibrant town centre area created. Work is already under way on land investigation. New student accommodation is currently being built close by. Further details will be released as plans progress.
The plans have received strong support from the business community.
Stoke City Chairman Peter Coates
"Stoke-on-Trent City Council's move to the CBD is a courageous step which has the potential to regenerate this city and make a real impact.
"The CBD will create jobs, growth and pride in Stoke-on-Trent and that is something for us all to get behind.
"This city is transforming under the council's Mandate for Change, there is an energy and excitement about the place and it's what this city deserves."
Kevin Oakes, Chief Executive of Middleport-based Steelite International
"Given the demands facing the city and the need to provide a clear focus for investment, the city council is taking a very sensible commercially driven decision that will be shown to benefit the wider economy."
David Beech, Managing Partner at North Staffordshire law firm Knights
"For our area to come together as North Staffordshire we need to have a regenerated successful city centre as the hub. In terms of comparing this city to our neighbours, we are the poor relation and people so often miss us or simply pass by en route. The creation of a city centre is crucial and the construction of office accommodation which is the right size and quality is an obvious place to start the regeneration programme."
Richard Day, partner at Daniel Hulme
"White collar workers in the city centre will drive retail spend and attract investment.
"Our city centre is lagging behind its counterparts. If we create a better city centre with real office space that will attract investment in retail."
Phil Wood, Chairman of the North Staffordshire Chamber of Commerce
"One of the major concerns for the chamber is the development of the city centre.
"We support the work Stoke-on-Trent City Council is doing in rebuilding the retail and business districts to provide a centre which will begin to rival others."
Danny Flynn CEO of YMCA North Staffordshire
"The YMCA finds young people new futures. Our vision sees young people develop their skills and passion, contribute to their communities and thrive through meaningful employment. We also want those things for the city we love, the development of a thriving city centre business district will bring lots of exciting investment and subsequent employment opportunities for us all.
"We support the city's Mandate for Change and its focus on job creation. Bringing new investment and jobs into the city has to be the number one priority."
Steve Burgin, Country President Alstom, Chair of Staffordshire University
"Speaking as a local person, Stoke-on- Trent born and bred, I am as anxious as everyone else to see steps taken securing a positive future for the city.
"This move acts as a catalyst for future investments in Stoke-on-Trent; in the current economic climate significant new property development is the route to generating business and wider prosperity for the city. The city council's decision to relocate from the civic centre gives me confidence that Stoke-on-Trent is moving in the right direction and is providing the strong leadership required to unlock that investment potential."
Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Local Enterprise Partnership Chairman Ron Dougan
"The best strategy for future development for the city is by creating a competitive city centre with the Central Business District at its core. Comprehensive regeneration of the city through significant new property development is the route to generate income for the city.
"The relocation from the existing civic centre to the new Central Business District will enable the wider potential for redevelopment of Stoke town."
Rob Elliott, partner at Butters John Bee
"In the past I have seen how public sector investment can make an impact in the housing market, creating a stir despite the difficult economic times. I expect this CBD project to have the same effect.
"It is a leap of faith but the image and profile will not improve unless something is done."
Sajid Hashmi Chief Executive of Stoke-on-Trent charity VAST
"As a city centre based business we support the city council's principle of a vibrant and lively city centre.
"We will whole heartedly support any steps taken in that direction."
Tony Kinsella Chief Executive CERAM
"Having studied the outline plans for a strategic re-invigoration of our city, I applaud the bold move to establish new council headquarters in the planned Central Business District.
"Of course there will be costs involved but these are investment costs, and as has been clearly demonstrated time and again, focused investment in a city centre leads to growth and jobs."
Richard Mounsey of Mounsey Chartered Surveyors in Festival Park
"The current office market in Stoke-on-Trent is characterised by weak demand and poor quality of accommodation.
"Stoke-on-Trent City Council's decision to base itself as anchor tenant for the Central Business District will kick start the development and put both Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire back on the map, and improve the quality of offer in the city centre that has been lacking for some years."
Staffordshire University Deputy Vice-Chancellor Paul Richards
"The city council's decision to relocate to the city centre gives us the confidence that Stoke-on-Trent is moving in the right direction."
Further details will appear in the next edition of Our City and on www.stoke.gov.uk in the near future.


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Man pleads guilty in W.Va. mine kickback scheme
CHARLESTON — A Delbarton man has pleaded guilty to spearheading a kickback scheme at an Arch Coal mine in southern West Virginia.
David Runyon's guilty plea came Thursday in U.S. District Court in Charleston. He faces up to 25 years in prison and $500,000 in fines for extortion and tax evasion.
Federal prosecutors say companies had to pay kickbacks to Arch employees for business at the Mountain Laurel mining complex in Logan County.
Prosecutors say kickbacks totaled nearly $2 million from 2007 to 2012.
Runyon was Mountain Laurel's general manager. His charges show various contracts depended on kickbacks, from mine machine repair to contracted labor.
He is among 10 men who've pleaded guilty to various charges related to the scheme.
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2 Aviators named to all-star team
ROBSTOWN -- The Coastal Bend Aviators will have two starters in the American Association All-Star game later this month.
Shorstop James Lofton earned a starting nod after hitting .335 with 37 RBI and 13 doubles in the first half. Aviators outfielder Brian Fryer also will start after hitting .340 with 22 stolen bases and 42 runs scored.
The All-Star game, pitting the North Division against the South Division, is July 17 in Sioux Falls, S.D.
The starting lineup was picked by the league's 10 managers and media representatives.
Pitchers will be announced later in the week.
The North team will be managed by St. Paul's George Tsamis. Fort Worth's Stan Hough will manage the South team.
The Aviators finished the first half 21-25, six games behind the first-half division winner El Paso. Lincoln, which went 34-13, won the North Division.
The second half of the season began Tuesday with the Aviators playing Sioux Falls in Robstown.
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As usual the witless proto fascist Maginnis is quick to volunteer money belonging to other people.
Here's a hint, Maginis, you cheerfully love to support government then speak for yourself. Show your love & affection by giving away 100% of what you have.
THEN I might consider you principled, instead of simply being a POS.
Thanks, Mr. Norman, but you have to remember that Orleans Parish stole land from the Plaquemines Parish citizenry fair & square and they don't want to give it back!
What the parasites in New Orleans tend to forget is an inconvenient nasty little fact: the Legislature decided to steal property from private citizens and from the Plaquemines Parish Grand Prairie Levee District in the 1920s. Just coincidentally there was oil being discovered under the land. Everything was hunky dory - especialy with unsavory characters getting a part of the loot.
The sheeple of Orleans see nothing wrong with looting someone else.
Another nasty little inconvenient fact is the money taken from a Plaquemines Parish levee board for Orleans instead could have been used to build levees for the people of the east bank of Plaquemines Parish. Given that the east bank of Plaquemines Parish flooded during Katrina because of substandard levees, that money could have been used to save those people from flooding. But as I stated above, Orleans stole the land fair & square & don't want to give it back!
Mike? Mike Who? Oh, THAT Mike. the do-nothing Commisioner of Agriculture.
Hey, Piyush, since you are running the show and do-nothing is a principle Republicrap, why not abolish the Department of Agriculture and help out Pilgrim Pride & other ag industries with the money you save.
Mike Do-Nothing Strain should support that, being a principled opponent of waste in government and all such.
Ye. Right.And those crickets are a-chirping.
Mike Who??
You mean the do-nothing Commissioner of Agriculture?
Damn, Piyush, you could save a lot of money by abolishing the Department of Agriculture. After all Mike Strain IS a disciplined Republican who SHOULD support that.
Right. And those crickets are a-chirping.
And by the way, do-nothing Strain, seem to recall what you are doing now is exactly what your predecessor got criticized for doing.
But that charge only works on someone with a conscience and a brain to match.
Good points, Brimdude. Stephanie Grace is a rather inept shill for what passes as "wit" at 3800 Howard Avenue.
Indeed - PLEASE tell us something we don't know!!!
Tsk, Tsk, James!
Have you now joined the False Estate Shills for government? It is unlike you to not do your homework - haven't you found it of interest that the definition of intersection was changed to accommodate this scheme, for starters? Compare to Title 32.
Why James, isn't it nice that you can have a re-writing of an important term - and by the way, looking in the ordinance the re-defining is NOT there - and get that all important cloak of "safety"? You of all people are too aware that abuses are perpetuated in the name of whatever feel-good bullchit issue is on the horizon any day.
LaCost says he does not understand?
Well, let's put it this way, LaCost, you and your pals keep preaching that we should have judicial economy through ways great and small (which of course for you and your ilk means simply "deny the plaintiff a day in court"). A class action is a way of judicial economy, pal, if you have not noticed. Of course the Toilet Paper writer didn't have enough sense to point out this top Mr. LaCost.
Of course, it hurts when your own blather rises up and bites you on the butt. Well - too bad!
Sheer hysteria!!!
All the nannyites who fear their own shadow waxing hysterically that the dogs will kill a child or fly airplanes into buildings and the sky is falling...
damn, you puerile nannyite klowns, give it a break already!
Don't forget, tlr1728, the Toilet Paper policy is to hire J-school grads from NE USA who are liberal twits without a clue about life beyond their inner-city apartments.
Thank you, GuyFromNola
Mowbray is merely another wannabe liberal twit who thinks law can be practiced from the back of a crackerjack box.
Reason for a diffference?
Hmm, the judges in the western part of the state know a little physics, perhaps, such as wind PRECEDES water and thus wind damage comes first - and yes, Virginia, 150 mph winds and even faster tornados DO have deleterious effects on wooden structures.
Perhaps the judges in the eastern district took undergraduate degrees in something other than science, which would certainly provide a good reason for their ignorance.
All the hoopla about the "reforms" (changes) to the Stafford Act mask the underlying fact that the "changes" are meant to deal only with government to government assistance, which rests on the dubious proposition that any level of government is the most efficient allocator and user of resources.
The money spent by all levels of government would have been as well divided on a per capita basis per citizen who then could have decided to move away and relieve the supposed need for local services. Reducing the stress of large communities on an ecologically fragile area would be better realized from a market driven bottom up process than top-down pyramid building.


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Best Skate Shop St. Louis 2009 - S.O.K.A. Skate & Snow
8648 Mexico Road
Saint Charles, MO 63366
Modern skateboarding is in its forties now, and like lots of middle-agers, it's now firmly based in the suburbs. That's where all the best skateparks are and most of the shops (and if you're a retailer, most of the customers). That's why in 2005, S.O.K.A. Skate & Snow opened its second location at the end of a strip mall near County Road K on Mexico Road, just a few miles from the St. Charles County Youth Activity Park. The place is smaller than the original store in west county, but it's got the goods: the popular Plan B Skateboards brand, Rob Dyrdek's Rogue Status clothing and an exclusive account with Nike SB. Co-owner Mark Sparacio can be found behind the counter on weekends, giving tips to tweens while Grandma stands a few feet behind. "Those bearings are too fast — you can't land tricks as easily with those," Sparacio'll impart, eschewing the easy upsell in favor of an honest appraisal. Sparacio (who owns S.O.K.A. along with Frank Hunleth) stresses the community aspect of the O'Fallon location; he even gives gift certificates to skatepark employees to randomly hand out to skaters for good behavior.


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Michele Waslin: Brookings found that 106 metropolitan areas in the U.S. account for 91 percent of all H-1B requests, yet these areas contain only 67 percent of U.S. jobs.
Labor Organizers Can Beat Army for Exciting Lives
Physician Warns That Arizona Immigration Law Could Turn Doctors Into Criminals
Andrea Nill: Lucas Restrepo, M.D., published a piece in the New England Journal of Medicine that provided a whole new angle on the effect SB-1070 will have on the medical profession. Restrepo points out that, under the law, health care providers who treat undocumented immigrants could be considered criminals.
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After electing the most pro-union President in decades, organized labor is being torn by internal fights. And at the heart of these conflicts are veterans of the United Farmworkers of America (UFW), whose strategic innovations have shaped today's labor movement and whose "Si Se Puede" ("Yes We Can") rallying cry became the hallmark of Barack […]


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Okay, I personally am tired of seeing people start off w/ WC Chi Sau. I can understand the sensitivity aspects of it (for WC exclusively, it seems), but starting off a psuedo sparring match with it seems incredibly dumb.
Lastly, the short guy seemed pretty "capable", but everything he used was a straight punch. The parrying, even SOME of his footwork seemed good. However, every counter turned into the same rapid straight chain punches.
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Kimberley hails from Saskatchewan, Canada and graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2007 with distinction. She then travelled to Australia with the intention of working and soaking up the sunshine for a couple of years and has never returned!
Prior to joining the team at Chiropractic Solutions in June 2015, Kim worked for a short time in Brisbane before settling in Adelaide in 2008 and has practiced at clinics in both Semaphore and Hahndorf since then.
Kim is passionate about chiropractic care for all, and loves helping her patients regain better health through Chiropractic Adjustments – naturally.
Ken graduated with a B.App. Sc (Chiropractic) from RMIT University in Melbourne in 1987.
He worked as an associate chiropractor in Adelaide and Murray Bridge for 4 years, before purchasing the Glynde Chiropractic Clinic in 1991, which later became Chiropractic Solutions after a shift to our current location in Norwood in 2000.
Ken developed a keen interest in health and fitness in his teenage years whilst pursuing his passion for playing soccer, which served as a natural starting point for a career in chiropractic.
Andrian completed a B.Sc. at the University of Adelaide in 1993, followed by his Masters of Chiropractic at Macquarie University in 1995, at which time he joined the team at Chiropractic Solutions.
Andrian's chiropractic philosophy is to focus on restoring function, enhancing the health and quality of people's everyday lives and on empowering patients through education about their spinal health.
Adrienne graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2002 and decided to spend her first year exploring Australia on a working holiday visa while doing locum work. She has failed spectacularly at returning to her original homeland, joining the Chiropractic Solutions team as an associate that same year and she has remained here very happily since.
Many patients have suggested that Adrienne enjoys her profession a little too much, and they may be on to something. She enjoys adjusting everybody from infants to octogenarians, but particularly relishes a clinical challenge.
Dr Stella Chubb joined the Chiropractic Solutions team in 2009, After graduating from RMIT University with a Bachelor and Masters in Chiropractic.
Stella previously worked in the fitness industry for six years, having also studied a Bachelor of Science in Human Movement and draws on this knowledge to help her patients achieve their health and fitness goals. She is passionate about educating and empowering people to live healthier lives by making positive lifestyle choices and, in conjunction with the care given in our practice, maximizing their potential for health and vitality.
Dr Nathan Akmens graduated from the School of Chiropractic at Murdoch University in Western Australia. From these studies he has built a strong passion for chiropractic and appreciates the value it has for spinal and body function.
His chiropractic thinking places emphasis on movement, which is rising in importance as the modern population transitions to a more sedentary lifestyle.
Throughout his education Nathan developed a keen interest in sports chiropractic and was fortunate to hone his skills at various state and national sporting competitions in Western Australia. A career highlight has been his time spent on an internship with the Seattle Mariners, a Major League Baseball team, including treating an $8million/year pitcher.
Hartmut came to Australia in 1985 from the Emsland in Lower Saxony, Germany.
Always keen to put the healing arts at the heart of his career, he began to study and work in therapeutic massage in the early nineties and after a short time Hartmut found his "home away from home" joining the team at Chiropractic Solutions in 1996.
Hartmut has a Diploma in Remedial & Therapeutic Massage and his treatment repertoire also includes Deep Tissue Release, Sports Massage, Myofascial Release, Panaaba Release, Dry Needling, Fascial Kinetics, Bowen Therapy, Autobionomy and Ultrasound.
Having worked in an office environment for 20 years, Rob felt the need to find a career that he could be passionate about , and that would better reflect his personal values. His lifelong affinity for natural health practices led him to the practice of massage.
He completed the Diploma of Therapeutic and Remedial Massage in 1999, and then sought a professional, dynamic and caring environment in which to practice. He achieved this in the year 2000 when he commenced working at Chiropractic Solutions. He found massage and chiropractic to be a great fit – stand alone treatments with great synergy when combined.
Briony's career in chiropractic began in 1989, working as a chiropractic receptionist in practices in West Lakes and Murray Bridge before she and Ken purchased the Glynde Chiropractic Clinic in 1991.
For many years Briony's smiling face could be found behind the front desk at Glynde Chiropractic Clinic / Chiropractic Solutions, and although she can still be found behind the desk on occasions, these days her main role is behind the scenes, keeping the wheels of Chiropractic Solutions running smoothly.
Her role at Chiropractic Solutions is made easy due to the fabulous team of staff who make coming to work a pleasure.
Our fantastic team of friendly and professional receptionists; Bernie, Camilla, Carol, Kristen, Natalie, Paige, Sophie and Sue always endeavour to make your entire experience at Chiropractic Solutions welcoming , enjoyable and seamless!
From making your appointments, offering to make reminder calls, sending you sms reminders, and working hard to keep our waiting list clear, our staff provide exceptional customer service.
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|Benjamin Vargas and James Logan Abell, Are Recipients of 2010 AIA Awards
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The American Institute of Architects (AIA) have recently selected Benjamin Vargas, FAIA, as the 2010 recipient of the Whitney M. Young Jr. Award, given to an architect or architecturally oriented organization exemplifying the profession's responsibility toward current social issues.
It has also awarded James Logan Abell, FAIA with the 2010 American Institute of Architects' Edward C. Kemper Award for Service to the Profession. Named in honor of the AIA's first executive director, the award recognizes individuals who contribute significantly to the profession of architecture through service to the Institute.
Vargas, whose efforts to instill the value of diversity and inclusiveness into the AIA at a national, Institute-wide level, will be presented with the award at the 2010 AIA national convention in Miami.
The award honors civil rights leader Whitney M. Young Jr., proponent of social change and head of the Urban League from 1961 until his death in 1971. At the 1968 AIA Annual Convention, Young challenged architects to more actively increase participation in the profession by minorities and women.
A native of Puerto Rico, Vargas established a presence within the AIA as a tireless advocate for institutional change to survey and remedy the lack of minority participation in the Institute and architecture at large. He was elected as the Florida/Caribbean regional director on the AIA's Board in 2002, and has been on numerous committees and groups tasked with addressing this issue.
"Ben was the dependable and thoughtful originator of concepts and working papers designed to develop and bring into architecture the talents of aspiring Latino and Hispanic architects, and to recognize the practitioners who too often had been unrecognized even within their own firms," wrote Boston Architectural College president Theodore Landsmark, Assoc. AIA, in a recommendation letter.
Vargas has been at the helm of a great many of the diversity initiatives the AIA has undertaken, beginning with a resolution to track demographic data to better understand the challenges to diversity the profession faces. In 2005, he helped craft the AIA's position statement on diversity, and in 2007 he participated in the planning committee for the AIA's Diversity Plenary.
The Tempe, Ariz.-based Abell has spent the last 35 years offering the public a myriad of community design solutions the AIA has to offer through its Regional and Urban Design Assistance Teams (R/UDAT). He has been the public face of what architects and the AIA can do to help people in need of better cities, town, neighborhoods, streets, homes, and businesses. Abell has worked with numerous R/UDAT programs across the nation, assembling diverse groups of design professionals to lead community forums in developing design solutions for changing communities, including affordable housing.
In 1974, Abell won a fellowship for work and travel in Northampton, England while finishing his architectural degree at Arizona State University (ASU). A Mark III British New Town, the Northampton Development Corporation sparked his early interst in sustainable urbanism and afforded new experiences in urban design and master planning. Abell further developed this expertise as a 10-year member of the City of Tempe's Planning and Zoning Commission. In 1979 he founded Abell and Associates Architects in Tempe. The firm offers a diverse array of design services: architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning.
Abell first became involved with the AIA's R/UDATs in 1974 in Phoenix, and he led his first national R/UDAT in 1994. He's been a consistent presence in the AIA's regional and urban design committee since the mid-80s, and helped craft an AIA design assistance team handbook. Abell has participated in 16 major community design charrettes, including AIA R/UDATs and AIA Vision 20/20 events in Vermont, Utah, California, Ohio, Texas, and Arizona. In each of these places, he has expertly assembled groups of elected officials, designers, local residents, preservationists, and activists, and helped them to find their own unique design interventions that can secure the future of their communities.
"As the most public face for these initiatives, James used his passion for sustainable urbanism and his unique humor and compassion to communicate complex ideas in an accessible and compelling way, touching the minds and hearts of hundreds of participating citizens," wrote Robert Herman, AIA, of Edwards and Daniels Architects in Salt Lake City, in a letter of recommendation.
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Here are the results from the Northern New Mexico Senior Men's Golf Association tournaments from July 9 at Santa Fe Country Club and July 10 at Twin Warriors Golf Course in Bernalillo.
July 9
Championship flight
First low gross: Jim Miner, Pagosa Springs, Colo., 74.
Second low gross: Rob Schneider, Santa Fe, 76.
First low net: Jim Crowden, Corrales, 68.
First flight
First low gross: Sol Zamora, Trinidad, Colo., 80.
Second low gross: Bob Quick, Los Alamos, 83.
First low net: Dennis Saiz, Santa Fe, 67.
Second flight
First low gross: Greg Hanson, Los Alamos, 79.
Second low gross: Jim Fluharty, Pagosa Springs, Colo., 81.
First low net: Paul Turner, Sandia Park, 64.
Third flight
First low gross: Gary Aycock, Santa Fe, 76.
Second low gross: Herman Gallegos, Pecos, 81.
First low net: Maguin Urioste, Las Vegas, 61.
Fourth flight
First low gross: Gary Roberts, Santa Fe, 80.
Second low gross: Jim Downey, Santa Fe, 86.
First low net: Rey Arellano, Farmington, 61.
Fifth flight
First low gross: Van Robertson, Nara Vista, 84.
Second low gross: Lee Sanchez, Santa Fe, 91.
First low net: Mike Hall, Trinidad, Colo., 63.
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I called to make a takeout order and asked for the Moroccan chicken. The guy who took my order said "mom, do we have Moroccan chicken today?" Turns out that this place is a family restaurant, and Gila, the mom, cooks all the food fresh every day! When the food arrivd, that's exactly the way it tasted; everything was super fresh and tasted homemade. The caramelized onions in the couscous looked just like my mother's, and even the rugalech were made fresh that day and were amazing! Recommended.
Posted by Rob Greenspan on 07/01/2013
For those of you that don't know, Gila is the owner/chef. She is the one in the back making all the delicious food. Not only is the food the best Israeli food I've ever had, but she is also the nicest person you'll have meet! My friends and I stayed for an extra hour just talking to her and her son. One dish that I suggest you get if you try nothing else is the Shake Da Shuka.
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Awesome food! Love the lamb kebabs. Owners couldn't be nicer. So glad this place opened up in the neighborhood. We really needed something like this. A+++
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Love this place! Great homemade food and healthy! Finally a great quick, easy, healthy and yummy neighborhood spot! A++++
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Ordered lunch for myself and dinner for 20 people at my office on separate occations. The food was both times amazing and Gila is a sweetheart! Real authentic food with really good quality
Posted by anonymous on 05/10/2013
This quaint place isn't exactly what it seems to be. The restaurant looks like a friendly place and the owner are very nice. It's a very nice place and the people are lovely but this is a restaurant so that doesn't matter as much as the food. This is where this restaurant lacks. I ordered one of their chicken dishes and it was thirteen dollars for two pieces of chicken over Israeli couscous. This place is ridiculously over priced. Even worse is their food isn't even that good. The chicken I had was inedible, just two simple pieces of chicken with spices poured onto them. If I was any reasonable person who liked to eat good food and didn't want to spend too much money on nothing special then I'd suggest not eating here.


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The first of a monthly event featuring unique music, film, games, craft activities & more, presented by seasoned party planner Jonah Mociun, AKA Th' Mole, of Motion Recordings. Multiple rooms of entertainment at the beautiful Stonehouse Brewery in Nevada City, CA.
Music by:
Aaron Ross (Grass Valley, CA) - A psychedelic mix of guitar-based folk and electronics with haunting lyrics and impassioned vocals. http://aaronross.bandcamp.com/
Batholiths (Ashland, OR) - Mutant drum machine breaks meet dirty textures and spacey melodies. Head-nodding music for aliens. http://soundcloud.com/batholiths
Cat Martino (Brooklyn, NY) - Bittersweet vocals cycled through looping devices meet with pretty melodies to create spooky and atmospheric folk songs of love and loss. http://soundcloud.com/cat-martino
Dirty Sandy (Bay Area, CA) - Dirty Sandy, AKA DJ Multon As Fuck, tastefully remixes contemporary hip hop and R&B into gritty, unclassifiable dance jams with an edge. http://soundcloud.com/dj-multon-as-fuck
HoBeauX The Architect (Nevada City, CA) - Recently relocated from the East coast, The Architect blends elements of hardcore electronic music with spacey world music, creating a hypnotic sound that is all his own. http://soundcloud.com/hobeaux-the-architect
Mount Whateverest (Grass Valley, CA) - The locally renowned and charismatic Jonah Wells' latest project is a 5-piece "astro-noise-space-grunge" explosion. http://mountwhateverest.bandcamp.com/
The Plain White Rapper (Nevada City, CA) - Truly unique music combining oldies mashups and original vocals. You may have seen his cryptic flyers blanketing Nevada City; now is your chance to witness this strange man in the flesh.
The Movie Room will feature 5 hours of fun and obscure film shorts and features courtesy of Oakland's Circuit 5 Visuals, who will also provide live visual accompaniment to the music acts.
The Crafts & Games Room will include cool craft activities, tons of board games and puzzles, and some special games created by Th' Mole.
There will be a raffle with some sweet prizes, your ticket provided free with your entrance fee.
The Brewery, as always, will have drinks on tap, and features a full kitchen with reasonable prices for your dining pleasure.
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