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In early July 2015, Random Spectacular No. 2 contributors Ultramarine played live on Northey Island, a National Trust property in the Blackwater estuary, off Maldon, Essex.
Although the island is generally leased to private tenants, once a year the Trust takes back the island for Castaway, a wild camping experience.
Music has always been an important aspect of the Castway weekends and this year Ultramarine (Ian Cooper and Paul Hammond) performed a live set (accompanied by saxophonist Greg Heath) which included Decoy Point, a track from their 2013 album This Time Last Year, which was inspired by the Blackwater landscape.
You can listen to three of the tracks performed live below.
To find out more about the duo, visit the Ultramarine website. You might also enjoy Ian Coooper's Survey East journal.
LTM Recordings have also reissued a number of early Ultramarine releases.
Thanks to Ultramarine's Ian Cooper and LTM's James Nice for the photographs included here.
Posted by Simon Lewin on August 2nd, 2015
We're pleased that we'll be working again with artist Charles Shearer who formed part of our 2010 St Jude's In The City exhibition in London.
Charles was born in Kirkwall in Orkney. He studied at Gray's School of Art in Aberdeen and later at the Royal College of Art, London, specialising in illustration. Charles now teaches printmaking in numerous art schools and works on commissions for books and magazines, such Faber's poetry series.
His work also features on a favourite CD at home, Drever/McCusker Woomble's Before The Ruin
His prints are inspired by his extensive travels both here and abroad.
If you'd like to hear from us as soon as we've added his work to our online gallery, please sign up for our newsletter.
Posted by Simon Lewin on February 19th, 2015
Classical music label Delphian recently won Gramophone magazine's Label of the Year 2014 award.
A favourite Delphian release is The Coral Sea by McKenzie Sawer Duo.
Specialist online store Presto explains...
"A Robert Mapplethorpe photograph and the playing style of Busoni's favourite clarinettist - just two of the inspirations behind these six recent British works for saxophone and piano, which are linked by the composers' relationship to popular music, whether oblique, overt, or antagonistic.
From the pounding muscularity of Graham Fitkin to the blues-drenched melancholy of Mark-Anthony Turnage, Edinburgh duo Sue McKenzie and Ingrid Sawers bring stylistic authority and idiomatic flair to everything they play on this, their debut recording.
Sue McKenzie is a past winner of the British Clarinet and Saxophone Society Young Performers Competition. As one of Scotland's leading contemporary saxophonists she has given UK and Scottish premieres of many new works for saxophone, including those from Gavin Bryars, Graham Fitkin and Amy Quate. Susan is also the leader of the Scottish Saxophone Ensemble and was an Assistant Director of the World Saxophone Congress in 2012.
Ingrid Sawers is in demand as one of Scotland's finest accompanists and chamber musicians, performing in venues including the Usher Hall, Glamis Castle and Scone Palace, as well as widely throughout the UK and abroad."
Purchase a copy of The Coral Sea from Presto or find out more about McKenzie Sawers Duo.
Posted by Simon Lewin on September 21st, 2014
Available for pre-order and shipping from early December is this beautiful audio/print package from Water Of Life, limited to 300 copies.
Tommy Perman - artist and musician (formerly of FOUND) and Rob St. John - environmental writer and musician - began the Water of Life project in June 2013, aiming to use water as a divining rod for exploring ideas of 'naturalness' in Edinburgh's urban environment. Water of Life is an alternative travelogue, where water is a conduit for exploring new geographies: field notes from a liquid city.
Recordings made with hydrophone, ambient and contact microphone recordings of rivers, spring houses, manhole covers, pub barrel rooms, pipelines and taps are mixed with the peals and drones of 1960s transistor organs, harmoniums, Swedish micro-synths, drum machines and iPads: a blend of the natural and unnatural; modern and antiquated; hi-fi and lo-fi. Drum beats were sampled from underwater recordings, and reverbs created using the convolution reverb technique to recreate the sonic space of different bodies of water.
The package comprises: a letterpressed folder on recycled card, a 7" record pressed on recycled vinyl and a set of essays by Rob and prints by Tommy exploring the themes of the project, riso printed using soy inks on recycled paper.
Pre-order one of the 300 limited edition packages online and find out more about the Water Of Life project.
Posted by Simon Lewin on November 11th, 2013
On 7th and 8th November 2013, Water Of Life collaborators Rob St. John and Tommy Perman will perform at Summerhall, Edinburgh at a night curated by Folklore Tapes called Echo of Light.
Rob and Tommy will play music from their upcoming 7″, essay and print release, using recordings made with hydrophone, ambient and contact microphone recordings of rivers, spring houses, manhole covers, pub barrel rooms, pipelines and taps, mixed with the peals and drones of a 1960s transistor organ, harmonium, Swedish micro-synth, drum machine and iPad: a blend of the natural and unnatural; modern and antiquated; hi-fi and lo-fi. Drum beats have been sampled from underwater recordings, and reverbs created using the convolution reverb technique to recreate the sonic space of different bodies of water.
The performances will accompany screenings of the 1964 film 'Rain on the Roof', an Edinburgh Water Corporation production featuring a forward-looking blend of pastoral, mechanical and futurist visions for the city's aquatic landscapes. The film has been specially digitised by the Scottish Screen Archive for this rare screening.
The Water Of Life project will feature in our forthcoming Random Spectacular #2 journal. Find out more about RS#1 and sign up for details of the next issue.
Full details of Rob and Tommy's performance in Edinburgh can be found on the Summerhall website.
Posted by Simon Lewin on November 3rd, 2013
I realise this is akin to copying someone's homework but I'd been trying to put a few words down about Ultramarine's latest album - the first in fifteen years - when I came across this review by Kevin Pearce over at Caught By The River...
"Elements of This Time Last Year will seem familiar, but they are stripped down, taken apart, manipulated and put back together in pleasantly surprising ways. Fans of Ultramarine will welcome the presence of skittering jazzy beats, the itchy funk, the dub daze, the Brazilian traits, the fusion flourishes, burbling and percolating electronics, and so on. But what is very apparent with this record is the underlying acoustic warmth, like the gentle guitar motifs chopped up and treated and stirred back into the mix in such a seductive way. The LP as a whole is such a curiously attractive blend of the ancient and modern, in sound and technique, it is almost impossible to really pin down."
Couldn't have put it better. Read Kevin's review in full.
The album's artwork has been designed by illustration/print studio Heretic who have recently worked with the Sonic Cathedral label, Tim Burgess, Andrew Weatherall's Asphodells project and The Quietus. We're delighted Heretic and Ultramarine will be contributing to the next issue of journal Random Spectacular - sign up to our newsletter for details.
You can also purchase a copy of Heretic's limited edition poster marking the release of the album.
Posted by Simon Lewin on October 2nd, 2013
Spent some time today looking at, listening to and playing Sarah Kenchington's Wind Pipes for Edinburgh installation which was commissioned for the 2013 Edinburgh Art Festival.
This elaborate work is created from over 100 decommissioned organ pipes, assembled from salvage yards and eBay, powered by six large bellows.
The installation can be found in Trinity Apse, just off the High Street. This originally formed part of Trinity College Kirk which was demolished in 1848 to make room for Waverley Station. It was intended that the entire kirk would be rebuilt from carefully numbered pieces of masonry, but ultimately just one transept and the choir were rebuilt on the current site, renamed Trinity Apse.
You can visit Wind Pipes for Edinburgh until the end of Sunday 1st September 2013. Find out more from the Edinburgh Art Festival website or view further photographs over at our Facebook page.
Posted by Simon Lewin on August 28th, 2013
I'll be heading over to the Kingdom of Fife soon to visit Jonny Hannah's contribution to this year's Pittenweem Arts Festival where Jonny is an invited artist.
He'll be exhibiting at Lesser Church Hall, James Street, Pittenweem from 3rd to 11th August 2013, 10am until 5pm. Find out more.
On Tuesday 6th August, at 5.30pm, Jonny will launch a new box set of prints, 'Might Just Get By', inspired by the songs of Fife's own King Creosote who will perform a few songs at 6.00pm.
If you're unable to visit, keep an eye on our website - Jonny features on our online gallery - and we'll be adding lots of new prints soon. Sign up for our newsletter if you'd like details.
Posted by Simon Lewin on August 1st, 2013
Several years ago, a chance meeting at our former Norfolk gallery with Paul Hammond of Ultramarine - a band I'd followed since their first album Folk - led to discoveries of shared interests/inspirations.
Now writing and recording again, 2013 will see the release of the band's 6th album This Time Last Year.
We're delighted that Ultramarine will feature in the second issue of our journal Random Spectacular - with an interview by James Nice of LTM Recordings, illustrated by Heretic. A specially written audio piece will accompany.
The blog Your Heart Out have just published this brilliant zine which talks about Ultramarine and all sorts of other connections - including a mention of our friends at Caught By The River.
Here are some images from the Ultramarine blog and associated Survey East photographic project.
Ultramarine's This Time Last Year will be released 30th September 2013 on Real Soon.
Posted by Simon Lewin on July 15th, 2013
On Friday 12th July 2013 our friends at Caught By The River and the BFI are celebrating the launch of A London Trilogy: The Films of Saint Etienne 2003-2007 with special guests, filmmaker Paul Kelly and Saint Etienne's Bob Stanley, Sarah Cracknell and Pete Wiggs.
From a beautifully conceived film-poem and an imaginative exploration of the Lower Lea Valley to an uplifting documentary on a London landmark, the collaborations between electronic indie trio Saint Etienne and filmmaker Paul Kelly (Lawrence of Belgravia) document London's ever-changing environment and landscapes with music by the band.
Released together by the BFI on one DVD for the first time (on 15 July 2013) the trilogy of Finisterre, What Have you Done Today Mervyn Day? and This is Tomorrow is accompanied by rare and previously unavailable short films.
The event takes place at Rough Trade East with the screening of a selection of the shorts followed by a Q&A with Paul Kelly and Bob Stanley.
Find out more from Caught By The River and Rough Trade East.
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10 Years Ago: 2003
? As one of Wisconsin's prized tourist destinations, Door County, will receive the lion's share of the federal funding for a new beach water quality monitoring and public notification system.
? With no official opinion yet rendered from the city attorney's office, all signs pointed to the likelihood that two Sturgeon Bay Plan Commission members, Kenneth Pollock and Jon Hanson, will be cleared of allegations that they prejudged a county building project still under their review.
? Protestors for and against the war in Iraq take their positions on each side of the road on Madison Avenue in Sturgeon Bay for the seventh straight week.
? The cost of repairing and improving Frog Town Road is estimated at four or five times the town of Baileys Harbor's average annual road repair budget, creating a dilemma for the Baileys Harbor Town Board. Frog Town Road is a half-mile road with a west side that's home to 14 houses and an east side that hugs the bluffed shoreline.
? A lawsuit filed Friday by a Washington state supplier raised the stakes for financially pressed Palmer Johnson Yachts of Sturgeon Bay, as Pacific Coast Marine Industries seeks payment for $222,509 in overdue bills.
? Aurora Health Care is renovating the building at 108 S. 10th Ave. in Sturgeon Bay with the planning of opening a dialysis center.
? At the movies: "Tears of the Sun" starring Bruce Willis and "Bringing Down the House" with Steve Martin and Queen Latifah.
? Deaths: Robert J. Barlament, 74, Green Bay; Edward P. Hamilton Jr., 67, The Villages, Fla.; Joseph F. Cuculi, 90, Channing, Mich.; Gary Hewitt, 58, Sturgeon Bay; Joyce M. Mattie, 72, Sturgeon Bay; Frank R. Robinson Sr., 69, Brussels; Bessie Peterson, 82, Egg Harbor; LuWilla "Luella" Ahrens, 88, Sturgeon Bay; Victor I. Minahan Jr., 81, Appleton; Donald J. Moore, 93, Ephraim; Richard E. Pyle, 66, Hinsdale, Ill.; Janet E. McAlpin, 65, Las Cruces, N.M.
25 Years Ago: 1988
? Politicians heard about problems facing Door County's unemployed in the "Coping in 1988" workshop. The sessions aimed to identify resources for jobs after large-scale layoffs at Sturgeon Bay shipyards. Politicians, city and county officials, union leaders and representatives of over 20 county agencies were on hand to take part in the workshop.
? Peterson Builders Inc. obtained a contract to build 25 harbor security boats for the U.S. Navy.
? Parking and sewer hookup fees were two items of discussion for the Egg Harbor Village Planning Commission this week. A proposed new development in the center of the village prompted the talks as the village eyes the future growth of Egg Harbor.
? The U.S. Coast Guard report a dramatic increase in search-and-rescue cases involving people falling through the ice or stranded on ice flows as the unseasonably warm temperatures reduce the average thickness of the ice surround the peninsula.
? A handful of Door County folks - Eugene and Sally Ewakowitz, William Baudhuin, Dick Lau, Chris Evenson, Tom Pinney and Mark Pudlow - put their talents to work on a recent mission to help the people of Honduras. The work party from Sturgeon Bay returned last week from the Moravian mission in Central America.
? Gerald Worrick, a Peoria, Ill., native, was named administrator of Door County Memorial Hospital.
? Tourism can be a catalyst for building Door County's economy, according to Lane Kendig, a consultant who is preparing Door County's Comprehensive Plan.
? At the movies: "She's Having a Baby" with Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth McGovern and "Nuts" starring Richard Dreyfuss and Barbra Streisand.
? Deaths: Clara H.E. Johnson, 91, West Allis; Ernest Voeltz, 79, Bull Shoals, Ark.; John J. Pinney, 89, Ottawa, Kan.; Wendy L. Kumnick, 30, Washington Island; Cedric Tipler, 71, rural Sturgeon Bay; Very Rev. Harold M. Keyes, 82, Green Bay; Martha Poh, 85, Sturgeon Bay; Melbourne Zuege, 74, Algoma.
? Births: a son to Jim and June Gordon, Forestville, Feb. 29; a daughter to Larry and Diane Jacobson, Sister Bay, Feb. 28.
50 Years Ago: 1963
? There's no doubt about it, March came in like a lamb. The temperature trend changed abruptly on March 1 and since then we've had the warmest weather since early December.
? Green Bay Packers players Bart Starr and Boyd Dowler will come to Sturgeon Bay on Sunday afternoon to play a basketball game against the Sturgeon Bay All-Stars. The game is sponsored by the Rotary Club to raise money for the hospital building fund.
? Winter's worst snowfall took the county by surprise. Six inches of heavy, wet snow fell in a 12-hour storm. It was the heaviest snow of the winter and came at a time when residents were cherishing fond hopes of an early spring after one of the cold winters on record.
? The Sturgeon Bay Board of Public Works will apparently consider the chemical control of the weeds in the bay.
? A tourism expert is coming to Ephraim to speak to the Ephraim Business Council.
? More than 500 Door County 4-H members were observing National 4-H Club week.
? Stuart Hagmann, son of Dr. and Mrs. H.C. Hagmann of Sturgeon Bay, won international acclaim in the field of documentary films. The young filmmaker was one of four award winners at Sunday night's annual Screen Producers Guild dinner in Hollywood, Calif. He won for "Kali Nihta, Socrates," the story of the relocation of Greco-Americans to make way for a Chicago building project. Other award winners that night were "Lawrence of Arabia" for best picture and "The Defenders" for best TV show.
? A "Miss Bayland" preliminary to the Miss Wisconsin contest is planned here by the Sturgeon Bay Jaycees in the first weekend of June. There will be $200 in prizes and an all-expense trip for the winner to the state contest in Oshkosh.
? The old Corpus Christi Church building was set to be razed.
? Mrs. Pearl Berg, the organist for the first singing of "The Old Rugged Cross" at the Friends Church on Jan. 12, 1913, died on Sunday. She was 67.
? At the movies: New lower prices in effect - 75 cents for adults, 50 cents for ages 18-13 and 30 cents for children 12 and younger. Now showing "Walt Disney's Son of Flubber" with Fred MacMurray and Keenan Wynn.
? Deaths: Eva Christiansen, 85, Sturgeon Bay; James Jungwirth, 79, Sister Bay; Raymond Anderson, 60, Frankfort, Mich., born in Ellison Bay; Graham Nelson, Red Springs, N.C., born in Sturgeon Bay.
? Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Brungraber, rural Sturgeon Bay, March 4.
? License to wed: Billey Kelderman, Knoxville, and Judith Gillis, Sturgeon Bay, March 9.

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A local nonprofit that has served adults with intellectual disabilities for 38 years hopes you'll show your support for the organization's mission by attending its premier fundraiser in April.
The disability services provider that supports adults with intellectual disabilities with choosing and realizing their visions of how they want to live, work and socialize will host its annual Celebration & Silent Auction from 5 to 9:30 p.m. April 22 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel at 1850 Old Fort Parkway.
"This is the night we show everyone what we're really about and reward the hard work of the individuals we serve," Journeys in Community Living Executive Director Betty McNeely is quoted in a news release from the organization.
The evening of fun will include a special guest presentation by MTSU Men's Basketball Coach Kermit Davis, a silent auction, music, an awards ceremony, dinner, drinks and dessert and will be emceed by the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce's own Kelli Beam.
One special person will receive the Reeves-Sain Individual of the Year Award during the awards presentation portion of the event. Another will receive a special proclamation from State Rep. Mike Sparks.
Sponsors for this year's awards ceremony include Reeves-Sain Pharmacy, National HealthCare Corp., MidSouth Bank, Griffin Strategies, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co, and The Daily News Journal.
Also sponsoring the event are Sheriff Robert Arnold, Michael D. Colvin, Sparks, retired state Sen. Andy Womack, Mike Ussery and Journeys Board Member Joyce Ealy.
Journeys in Community Living provides its services to approximately 120 adults with intellectual disabilities in Rutherford and Cannon counties.
Its fully-staffed residential program operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Journeys has 18 supported-living homes in its two-county service area, as well as a medical-residential home for individuals who need around-the-clock nursing support.
Journeys vocational services department ensures that adults with intellectual disabilities who want to work are able to gain competitive employment, while its community participation program offers work-play balance by giving the individuals support with activities ranging from recreation to volunteering.
Journeys' transportation division provides individuals the support they need getting to work, to the grocery store, out for recreational activities and more.
The nonprofit also operates its Healthcare Oversight Program to address the special needs of its individuals and their families. Individuals receive yearly physicals and dental evaluations and other health services are arranged as needed.
Journeys relies on state and local funding, the United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties, private grants and donations to operate its programs.
For more information on Journeys, its programs or the annual fundraiser, contact Development Coordinator Mark Bell at 615-295-3046.


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In contrast to so many shows of late, Shin Sekai Yori continues to power ahead with the unstoppable momentum of a runaway train.
Well, From the New World did it again – another of those 22-minute episodes that felt like it ended just as the opening credits would be finishing up in an average series. More than any recent series this one has impeccable pacing – there are no fits and starts with SSY. Every episode follows in logical progression from the one before, and advances the plot in a way that's right in the sweet spot – not too rushed, not too patient. Once again I'm struck by the sense that we're watching a story play out in a world that really exists, one that's been handed down over the generations in its complete form and is being told to the audience around a campfire. The thematic importance of remembrance and storytelling in the series is no coincidence – it suits the mood perfectly.
Yakomaru", thank you very much). Over the last year Daisuke-san has played Waver Velvet in F/Z, Hisoka in Hunter X Hunter, and Squealer in SSY among other parts. It would be hard to imagine three roles representing a wider range of requirements, but he's pulled off all three brilliantly – and the latent menace in Squealer was really brought to the surface in this week's episode. Squealer is a very difficult role, I think, and not just because of the sheer vocal manipulation required to voice a queerat – he's also a very complicated character in terms of motivation. Not only does Daisuke have to get across both Yakomaru's obsequiousness and his cunning, but he has to do so in the tortured grunt/squeal of a queerat – and he pulls it off. It's pretty fabulous work.
new and improved Robber Fly colony was both fascinating and chilling. As soon as Yakomaru uttered the word "concrete" I knew we were in for a dark ride. In the span of two short years the Robber Fly has grown to 18,000 members, and two broad alliances have formed in the local Queerat world – the Robber Fly and the O-Susume (giant hornet). And there have been massive changes in the Robber Fly social structure – the Queens of the allied colonies are now confined to a sort of maternity prison cell, and the affairs of state are decided in the concrete assembly building (heh) that towers over a maze of structures connected by underground tunnels. As for the Robber Fly's own queen, she's been lobotomized as a result – Squelaer says – of her megalomaniacal tyranny, and now exists as a vegetative baby factory.
Squonk and his Goat Moth colony are one of the few unallied colonies left, and Squealer clearly sees this as an opportunity to use the "Kamisama" to force them under the Robber Fly banner – and indeed, he manipulates Satoru into destroying their exterior defenses. But Squonk tells the children that Mamoru and Maria have fled, "far away", leaving only a letter behind to explain their absence.


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Subdivision: Bennett Road Bungalows
Property Type: Single Family
Year Built: 2003
HOA Fee: $300 - Annually
Lot Size: 8,220
Acres: 0.19
County: Larimer
Zoning: RL
Property Tax: $3,477
Tax Year: 2012
Terms: Cash,Conventional
Total Square Feet: 3,958
Finished Square Feet: 3,730
Upper Level Square Feet: 706
Main Level Square Feet: 1,622
Basement Square Feet: 1,630
Listing broker representing seller: Coldwell Banker Devonshire FTC
Car Spaces: 2
Garage Type: Attached
Beds: 5
Baths: 4
Full Baths: 2
3/4 Baths: 1
1/2 Baths: 1
Master Bedroom: 16x15
Bedroom 2: 13x12
Bedroom 3: 12x11
Bedroom 4: 13x11
Bedroom 5: 12x11
Kitchen: 18x18
Dining Room: 14x13
Great Room: 14x10
Family Room: 16x12
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Laundry Room: 8x7
Den: 13x12
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Elementary School: Bennett
Middle School: Blevins
High School: Rocky Mountain
School District: Poudre
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Construction: Wood/Frame
Basement Foundation: Full Basement,75%+Finished Basement
Cooling: Central Air Conditioning
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In his guest opinion "Fear of blame forced GOP to give up principles," Oct. 31, Bob Lamb asserts that the GOP feared being blamed for the negative consequences of a government shutdown and failure to increase the debt ceiling, so the GOP backed down giving up on GOP principles and abandoning our country.
I think that the congressional Republicans backed down because they didn't want to destroy our country, and that's commendable.
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A Salvation Army volunteer was arrested after police say she stole items from a Walmart Supercenter.
Royal Shields, of Conroe, was assigned to stand near the entrance of the Walmart on US 59 in Porter and collect money for the charity.
Around 3:30 p.m. Monday, loss prevention employees detained Shields after witnessing her hiding merchandise in her apron, and leaving the store.
According to officials, Shields had multiple bottles of cologne and perfume in her apron valued at more than $70. Because she had two prior theft convictions, the charge was enhanced.
Shields, 56, is charged with a state jail felony theft.


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reviewed restaurants:
reviewed restaurants
72 Ristorante, 818 Central Ave., Albany, 482-7200. Regional
Italian classics served with flair in the subtly reimagined
space that formerly housed Carmines. Serving lunch 11:30-3
Mon Fri; dinner 4:30-9:30 Mon-Thu, 4:30-10 Fri-Sat, noon-8
Sun. AE, MC, V.
Café, 14 Central Ave., Albany, 463-1111. Traditional Moroccan
fare like couscous and tajines made with care and served
in unprepossessing surroundings. Serving 11-9 Tue-Sat. MC,
Delaware Plaza, 180 Delaware Ave., Delmar, 439-4200, goshalimar.com.
An economically priced menu of Indian-Pakistani favorites,
with an extra vibrancy to the flavors. Serving 11:30-10 Mon-Fri,
noon-10 Sat-Sun. Shali lunch buffet served 11:30-2:30 Mon-Fri,
noon-3 Sat-Sun. AE, D, MC, V.
Kitchenbar, 340 Warren St., Hudson, 822-8938, swoon kitchenbar
.com. Delicious, innovative takes on locally obtained ingredients,
with an added emphasis on fresh seafood. The pan-roasted bluefish
is masterful. Serving lunch noon-3:30 Fri-Sun, dinner 5-10
Mon, Thu, Sun, 5-11 Fri-Sat. AE, D, MC, V.
Chuck Wagon Diner, 653 Route 20, Duanesburg, 356-3003.
Unremarkable diner fare served in a handsomely rebuilt silver
diner with chrome and neon and a 1956 Seeburg jukebox inside.
Serving 6 AM-8 PM daily. D, MC, V.
Moon Restaurant and Café, 2082 Delaware Turnpike, Clarksville,
768-2570, jakemoon.net. Chef Daniel E. Smith serves up from-scratch
meals, heavy on the local meat and produce. The Cuban pulled
pork sandwich is a specialty. Serving 7 AM-3 PM Tue-Thu, 7
AM-9 PM Fri-Sat, 8 AM-3 PM Sun. D, MC, V.
11 New Scotland Ave., Albany, 434-8186, quintessenceny.com.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and entertainment, thanks to a brief
but varied menu and a roster of guests. German night on Wednesdays,
Mexican night on Sundays. Serving 7 AM-midnight Mon-Thu, 7
AM-2 AM Fri, 8 AM-2 AM Sat, 8 AM-midnight Sun. AE, D, MC,


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Columbia Journalism Review
|Liz Spayd[1]
|Journalism Review
|Six per year
|First issue
|Columbia University
|United States
The Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) is an American magazine for professional journalists published bimonthly by the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism since 1961.
Its contents include news and media industry trends, analysis, professional ethics and stories behind news.
The chairman of the magazine is Victor Navasky, a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and former editor and publisher of the politically progressive The Nation. According to Executive Editor Michael Hoyt, Navasky's role is "99% financial" and "he doesn't push anything editorially," adding that Navasky has "learned how to get a small magazine of ideas into the black, and he's trying to come up with some strategies for us."[2]
In August 2007, Mike Hoyt, the CJR ''s executive editor since 2003, said the CJR ''s income in 2007 would exceed expenses by about $50,000, with estimates of a $40,000 surplus in 2008. Hoyt attributed the surpluses to a mix of some staff cuts, such as not replacing three editors who left, and fundraising increases. Donations to the CJR in the past three years have included about $1.25 million from a group of news veterans headed by former Philadelphia Inquirer executive editor Eugene Roberts.[3]
As of mid-2007, the CJR had an eight-person staff, an annual budget of $2.3 million, and circulation of about 19,000, including 6,000 student subscriptions.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ Liz Spayd named editor-in-chief of 'CJR'
- ^ Graham Webster, "Victor Navasky Now Playing Key Role at 'CJR'", Editor & Publisher, July 15, 2005
- ^ a b Joe Strupp, "AJR Facing Major Debt -- But CJR Says It's In The Black", Editor & Publisher, August 22, 2007
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Since the reunification of Germany 25 years ago, fans of pioneering design have been able to visit a new destination: Dessau, the 'capital' of Bauhaus. The art school established by Walter Gropius has left its mark here as the avant-garde of classic modernism – in the shape of one museum and several masters' houses.
Other Bauhaus museums and housing estates in Weimar (the birthplace of Bauhaus), Berlin and Stuttgart demonstrate just why the trademark cuboid functionality still serves as a guiding principle for designers all over the world.
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Anonymous Secret Santa gives $10,000 to Tulsa-area families in Christmas, holiday layaways
TULSA - A great deal of Green Country families are counting their pennies while trying to pay off their layaway bills.
That was at the center of conversation Monday as some east Tulsa Walmart customers left the store in tears.
"I've been off work for a year and a half so it's been kind of tight," said Nita Renee, who was in line to pay off her layaway bill.
Renee says she has been saving for weeks to pay the $215 she owes.
But Renee says that was her only option. She says her daughter must have a Christmas.
"She's six years old and she deserves it. She really deserves it," Renee said.
Fortunately for Renee, her debt was paid by a Secret Santa. That same anonymous shopper paid for 52 other families this holiday season -- a gift totaling $10,000, according to Walmart employees.
No one with the store would reveal the identity of the generous shopper. The most information 2NEWS could obtain was the person works for a Tulsa manufacturing company.
"Ha ha! You're not going to find out," Walmart spokeswoman Kelly Price told us. "I'm going to say it's the best company in Tulsa to work for."
This is company's second year to Secret Santa. Price said they hand pick all the receipts that are children's toys, learning games, and bikes.
"Even if those families can offer their time, or their service or just a kind word to someone, even if they don't have the money," Price said. "That's worth it. And that's a way to pay it forward."


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In support of those students who are in any branch of the U.S. military service, the University permits students who are deployed for active duty while enrolled in courses to withdraw from all Grand Canyon University classes without financial penalty. Students seeking this option must submit a completed Deployment Notification Form and a copy of their official military deployment orders to their Academic or Finance Counselor.
Students will receive a tuition credit to their GCU account for the course(s) from which they withdraw. If the deployment occurs within the first week of the term, students will receive a full refund in accordance with the standard University Refund Policies.
Refunds and credits are applied upon return to GCU and with the expectation that students will re-take the affected courses at their next opportunity. A grade of W will appear on the student transcript for each class.


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Man decides to act as own attorney
Calls self to stand, jury returns verdict in 2 hours
"A man who represents himself in court has a fool for a client." It's an axiom known by every lawyer -- and every judge -- in every courthouse in the land. But try telling that to Kurt James. The 23-year old was dead set on defending himself, despite facing two felonies -- both punishable by life in prison.
"I ain't going to prison, " snapped James, as he sat in Courtroom 6780 in the Broward County Courthouse. "You trippin'. I going to trial."
No one is required to have an attorney. By law, you have the right to represent yourself...as long as you're deemed competent to do so. In this case, the court found that James was competent. Still, Judge Jeffrey Levenson tried to dissuade James from acting as his own lawyer, as he's required by law, explaining the potential consequences.
"Who do you think has the better chance to help you?," asked the judge. "You, who's never been to law school, who's never had any experience as a lawyer, or perhaps someone from the Public Defenders Office with years of experience?"
But, in the end, his advice went unheeded - and the trial began.
"Mr. James was involved in that armed carjacking. He was involved in that armed robbery. There's no doubt he was involved in that." That emphatic charge by Assistant State Attorney, Scott Strauss, as he spoke to the jury.
Clearly, this was a unique position for the prosecutor.
"You don't want to come off overzealous or I guess bullying in front of the jury."
James was charged with one count of armed carjacking, one count of robbery with a firearm, both felonies, punishable by life in prison. He was also facing a couple of misdemeanors. According to the arrest form, James and two others allegedly held up a man at gunpoint as he was leaving International Brokers Realty off U.S. One and Pembroke Road October 18, 2010. The victim testified that they got away with an $1,800 watch, his cell phone and a handful of other items. The record shows the trio tried to steal the man's Mercedes but were unable to figure out how to get it in gear, and left in their own vehicle. They were caught minutes later after an intense pursuit through several cities.
For the most part, James did alright. But, it was obvious he was often frustrated, confused - and at times, angry particularly when he couldn't speak the legal language.
"That's just how I talk, man," he told Strauss. "You don't understand the street talk, how we talk."
But, James made what some legal observers consider his worst decision when he called himself to the stand to explain why he originally confessed.
It took jurors a little more than two hours to reach a verdict. Guilty: Armed Carjacking. Guilty: Robbery with a firearm. One problem. Jurors crossed out the word firearm on the form, which is not permitted by law. The judge was going to send the panel back to reconsider its verdict, but decided to let things stand in anticipation the case will eventually end up being appealed, anyway.
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Toge Productions has a new game up its sleeve! It revealed yesterday a trailer of Jankenpon Hero, an adorable side-scrolling adventure where a knight fights to save a princess from an unspecified monster.
Described by CEO and co-founder Kris Antoni as an "endless RPG adventure with a rock-paper-scissors fighting mechanic", Jankenpon will have various field settings such as grasslands, towns, woods, castles, and dungeons.
Each level will see players fighting enemies until they reach a checkpoint; once they do, they will proceed to the next area. "Kinda like Golden Axe?" I ask. "Kinda like that but not exactly," Antoni replies.
(See: Infectonator: Survivors review: blood, sweat, and zombies)
He says that players will encounter bosses, merchants, and random treasure chests during the adventure, with their goal being to defeat bosses and rescue princesses, note the plural.
There will also be a local multiplayer feature.
"The game is very skill-based, so you can have a ton of fun challenging your friends," Antoni finishes up. As it is, Jankenpon is a bit of a departure from the pixel-art goodness that has been the Infectonator series, but it does look pretty damn cute.
Jankenpon will be exhibited at the upcoming Casual Connect Asia. We'll be sure to bring you a preview of it then.


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Saturday, November 27, 2010
Judging Poetry Contests and . . .
1. It began with a poetry press that was struggling a bit, and it really wanted to survive. It needed to make some money fast.
2. The press decided to run a contest. The editor-in-chief thought that the more people it could entice to enter its contest, the more profit it could make. One way to ensure many entries and lots of attention was to ask a famous poet to judge. He had his heart set on one famous poet.
But the famous poet didn't want to be a judge. (Who can blame him? Really, reading manuscripts for contests sucks!)
Oh please! You will give this contest credibility, the editor said to the famous poet. And we will make a more money off of the contest because everyone will want to be the poet chosen by a famous poet.
3. So the famous poet made a secret a deal.
The deal was that he would "judge" the contest if he could be assured that his poet-friend would enter the contest, and that the poet-friend's manuscript would be among the finalists.
4. The deal was made. Many folks entered the contest. The famous poet judged the contest. And his poet-friend was selected. And the press, the famous poet, and the famous poet's friend were all very happy. And unapologetic.
5. The famous poet said that his friend was much smarter and more talented than anyone else. He said he knew his friend's book was the winner without even reading the other entries. (Never mind that there are rules against selecting books by friends, relatives, former students, etc. )
What if the story went like this?
1. There was once an investment bank that wanted to make a ton money.
2. The bank decided that the fastest and easiest way to make money was to sell crap to buyers. The more people the bank could entice into buying real crap, the more money it could make
But the bank was unhappy because that there were regulations about selling real crap.
3. So the bank made a secret deal with the government that was supposed to regulate the selling of crap. Or better yet, the bank's own top people became treasury secretary (for one administration after another)! And soon there were no regulations stopping the bank from selling crap! Ta-dah!
4. So the investment bank sold crap. Lots and lots of crap!
5. And the bank and all its own people made tons and tons of money. And the bank and the government keep saying nothing is wrong with this picture. It's not their fault that the people keep buying crap. No one meant for the crap-buying to happen like that.
I have heard some on the media say how smart those Wall Street bankers are. (At least certain ones, the ones with the closest link to the politicians.) They're so smart in fact, they deserve to make billions.
And we're dumb enough to buy that crap, right?
And to think, the dance between bankers and the government just keeps going on.
4 comments:
- Lyle Daggett said...
I suppose the remaining part of the analogy was that the poetry press lost money anyway, even after getting the help of a famous poet. Because, you know, making behind-the-scenes deals to help your friends doesn't actually do anything to fix the economy...
- November 29, 2010 at 12:26 AM
- Zaphos said...
No Lyle, the poetry press posted record profits, because the famous poet bought most of the copies on credit. He didn't have the money but he had a huge line of credit available so there were no consequences whatsoever the end :)
- November 30, 2010 at 4:44 AM
- Lyle Daggett said...
Oh, yes -- that must be it. Because as we all know, the easy availability of excessive amounts of credit has never caused any problems in the economy. :)
- November 30, 2010 at 10:32 PM
- Erin O'Brien said...
It was "like way too complicated." But she justified her ignorance on the grounds that she was a poet.
Tell her that the economic crisis happened because not enough poets ate their paper bags.
And please move to my neighborhood immediately so we may drink coffee in our bathrobes and solve the rest of the earth's problems.
That is all. Thank you.
- December 31, 2010 at 5:15 AM


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LSU catcher Jordy Snikeris (20) reacts to being called out at second after his foot came off the bag on a walk in the fifth inning of a 3-1 Stony Brook in an NCAA Super Regional game in Baton Rouge.
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BATON ROUGE - Everything looked perfect for LSU at first. Maybe too perfect.
Now, it all comes down to one game at high noon Sunday on ESPN2 as a stubborn Stony Brook stands between LSU and Omaha, Neb., for the College World Series.
The No. 1 Tigers picked up their drama Saturday morning right where it left off Friday night by winning the resumption of the previous night's rain-suspended game 5-4 behind ace Kevin Gausman as the surprise starter and with a RBI-single by Mason Katz in the bottom of the 12th inning. ...


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At rock bottom, which Ryan Suter said the Wild were at seven days ago, there wasn't a need for a pretty game or fancy plays.
It didn't matter how the Wild did it -- they just needed to win.
And they did. Minnesota won consecutive games at the end of a four-game homestand to snap a six-game losing streak.
There was a need for bottom-line results and the Wild got them with wins over Buffalo on Thursday and Washington on Saturday. It didn't matter that they recorded a franchise-low 11 shots Saturday night or trailed 2-0 after the first period. They found a way to win.
"A couple games ago, we were saying that we just have to be desperate and find ways to win games," Suter said. "We did that the last couple games. Now we have to continue that by playing tight defensively and we'll get our chances offensively. It's a very important (road) trip."
The Wild had Sunday off before flying out Monday for a two-game road trip against the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday and Phoenix Coyotes on Thursday, both of whom are ahead of the Wild in the Western Conference standings.
Minnesota's last loss came against the St. Louis Blues on Dec. 31. But the Wild played better against arguably the league's best team in that 2-1 loss. Players said they simplified their game, which led to improved results and built momentum as they won the next two.
"It was needed," Wild coach Mike Yeo said of the back-to-back wins. "But like I said last time, it's good that we got the two wins and look at St.
The road trip could be more complicated depending on the status of Wild captain Mikko Koivu.
The first-line center, who leads the team in points, took a hard shot off his ankle Saturday and limped to the bench. He returned to the game, but exited with a few minutes remaining.
On Nov. 25, Zach Parise blocked a shot in a similar area and suffered a bruised foot. He missed one game playing through the injury, but has been out the past six.
Defenseman Jared Spurgeon blocked a shot in a recent game and will miss a few weeks with a lower body injury.
An injury update on Koivu is expected Monday.
"I don't even need to go into what he means for our team," Yeo said.
Without Parise and Spurgeon, the Wild already are relying on their young players.
Without Koivu for a few shifts Saturday, Mikael Granlund centered the top line and Yeo lauded his effort.
"And that's what you need," Yeo said. "You don't replace a guy like Mikko or Parise or even Spurgeon, but other guys get an opportunity and they need to step up and Granlund did that.
"They're responding, but obviously they have to keep doing it. It was good that we finished with a couple wins, but we have to keep this going. We're going to ask a lot of the kids in this road trip and we have to find ways to win hockey games. And we have to know how we're going to do it and we have to rely on those guys."
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Act : The Minimum Wages Act, 1948
Rules : The Maharashtra Minimum Wages Rules, 1963
|Brief Description
|Sec 11, 12 , 15 and Rule 24
|Wages to be paid in cash and at the minimum rates if it is a scheduled employment. Even if a worker worked less than what constitutes a normal working day (Normal working day will constitute 9 hours for an adult, 7 hours for an adolescent and 4 ½ hours for a child) A person is entitled to payment of minimum wages
|As and when
|Person who directly or through another person, whether himself/or on his behalf employs a person in a scheduled employment and manager of a factory
|Sec 14 read with Rule 25
|Preparation of contribution cards in Form 3 or Form 3-A for employees newly qualified to become members of EP fund
|As and when
|Sec 17
|Piece rate worker not to be paid wages less than the minimum time rate
|As and when
|Sec 18 r/w Rule 27, Rule 28 and Rule 30 & Form II
|Maintenance of muster roll cum wage registers, attendance cum wage slip, records, inspection books etc
|Rule 22 r/w Form I
|Notice containing the minimum rates of wages, abstracts of the act and the rules etc are to be displayed, legible condition
|Rule 22 r/w Form I
|Notice containing the minimum rates of wages, abstracts of the act and the rules etc are to be displayed, legible condition
|Rule 23
|Weekly day of rest is to be provided to the employees
|Rule 26
|Persons working overtimes i.e. more than 9 hours a day or 48 hours a week are to be paid overtime wage at double the ordinary rate of wages
|As and when
1) Section 11
· Wages are to be paid in cash
· They can be paid in kind only by Notification in Official Gazette
· In case of schedule employment where a Notification is in force under Section 5 wages at the rate of not less than fixed Notification has to be paid
· Where the minimum wages of a worker are fixed under the Act (on a hourly, daily or longer basis) such workers shall be paid overtime (if they work overtime) as fixed under the Act
· In case the employee on any day works for less than the normal working hours for that day, he will still be paid minimum wages for the day unless the failure to work is due to his willingness to work and not due to the failure on the part of the employer to provide the employee with work
2) Section 16
In case the employee is performing two different kinds of jobs to which two different rates of minimum wages apply, he/she shall be paid according to the number of hours he/she devotes to the work and the final wages should not be less than the minimum rate in force in respect of any of the class of work that the employee performs
3) Section 17
An employee who is employed on piece work for which the minimum time rate and not a minimum piece rate has been fixed, the employer shall pay to such employees wages not less that the minimum time rate
4) Section 22
· Penalties are attracted in the following circumstances
· If any employer pays less than the minimum rates of wages fixed for that class of work or less than the amount the person is entitled to under the Act
· Or if the person contravenes any rule, order made in Section 13 (fixation of working hours);
· The person shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to 6 months or with fine which may extend to Rs 500 or with both
5) Section 18 read with Rule 27, Rule 28, Rule 30 & Form 2, 17 and 19
· The following registers and records are to be maintained
· A muster roll cum wage register is to be maintained in Form II or registers in Form 17 and 19 appended to the Maharashtra Factories Rules 1963 and a register in Form II appended to the Maharashtra Payment of Wages Rules, 1963 are maintained. The registers shall contain the following particulars
· Gross wages of each person employed for each wage period
· All deductions that have been made from the wage along with a mention of the category of deduction made as per Rule 21
· Minimum rate of wages payable to each employee
· The wages that are actually paid to employees in each wage period
· The date of payment of wages
· Overtime done in each wage period by each employee
· The amount of leave with wages
· An attendance cum wage slip to be provided to the employees
· Entry in attendance cum wage slip to be made by person authorised everyday and also at the end of each month
· A bound inspection book has to be maintained and this has to be produced if required by the Inspector
· The records and registers are to be maintained atleast for a period of three years from the date on which the last entry was made and this shall be produced if required by the Inspector
6) Rule 21
Wage period of employees not to exceed one month
Ø Employees to be paid wages before expiry of
Ø The seventh day, in case of establishments employing less than thousand persons
Ø The tenth day in case the establishments employing more than thousand persons
No deductions other than those specified below can be made:-
· Fines in respect of such acts or omissions on the part of the employee as may be specified by the state government by general or special order
· Deduction for absence from duty
· Deduction made for damage or loss of goods that were entrusted to the employee or for loss of money which the employee is required to account for. In both cases the damage or loss must be directly attributable to the employees neglect or default.
· Deduction for house accomodation supplied by the employer or the Maharashtra Housing Board constituted under the Bombay Housing Board Act, 1948 or the Vidharbha Housing Board constituted under the Madhya Pradesh Housing Board Act, 1948 or the Vidharbha Housing Board constituted under the Madhya Pradesh Housing Board constituted under the Madhya Pradesh Housing Board Act 1950 of any other agency that the state government may direct by notification in the Official Gazette
· Deductions for recovery of advances or adjustment for over payment of wages. The advances should not be more than the wages payable to that employee in two calendar months and the deductions cannot be more than one-fourth of the salary earned by that employee
· Deduction of income tax payable by the employee
· Deduction directed by court order or order of any competent authority
· Deductions for subscriptions/payment of advances for Provident Fund
· Deduction of income tax payable by the employees
· Deduction directed by court order or order of any competent authority
· Deductions for subscription/ payment of advances for Provident Fund
· Deduction for payment to co-operative societies or deductions made with the written authorization of the employee for payment of Life Insurance Policy Premium
· Deduction of maximum of half the wages of the person for a maximum period of four months during which an employee is suspended from work by virtue of any rule standing order settlement or award which is legally binding
· Deductions or recovery or an adjustment of amount other than wages paid to the employed person in error or in excess of what is due to the employee
· Deductions made for purchasing securities fo the Govt of India or any other state Government or for saving account in the Post office savings bank in furtherance of saving scheme by the state government. This deduction can be made only by the authorisation of the employee concerned
· Deductions made with the authorization of the concerned employee or the president and the secretary of the trade union for contribution to the national defence fund or any other fund that is approved by the state government. This deduction can be made only by the authorization of the employee concerned
· Deductions made with the authorisation of the concerned employee or the president and the secretary of the trade union for contribution to the national defence fund or any other fund that is approved by the state government for national defence or for any other purpose that is notified by the government in the official gazette
· Deductions made under Section 6BB of the Bombay Labour Welfare Act, 1953
7) Rule 22 read with Form I
Notices containing the following are to be displayed in English and another language which is understood by the majority of the workers:-
· Minimum rates of wages, abstracts of the act and the rules made under Form I
· Name and address of the establishment, place of work
· Name and address of the employer
· Normal working hours of the employee, the intervals of rest
· The notice is to be displayed at the entrance of the establishment and office or any other place that may be selected by the inspector
· The notice shall be kept in clear and legible position
8) Rule 23
· All employees are to be provided with a day of rest every week. The rest day will usually be a Sunday or some other day and can also be fixed for any employee or group of employees
· In case any employee works on a rest day he/she shall be given a substituted rest day on any other day of the week
· Wages payable for working on a rest day will be at the rate the overtime wages are paid and normal day wages will be paid for the substituted rest day
· Employees who are paid wages at a piece rate basis, the employee shall be granted for the rest day wages, equal to the daily average earnings of the employee for the preceding 6 days and in case he works on the rest day and has been given a substituted rest day, he shall be paid wages for the rest day on which he worked at double the average wage rate as calculated above and for the substituted rest day at the said average rate
9) Rule 24
· The normal working hours in a day will be nine hours in case of an adult, seven hours in case of an adolescent and four and a half hours in case of a child
· No employee is to work for more than five hours at a stretch without taking an interval rest for atleast half an hour
· The work hours of a child should not spread over for more than five hours in a day including the time taken for rest intervals
10) Rule 25
· In case an employee works in a shift extending beyond 12 midnight
· A holiday would mean a whole day extending upto 24 hours starting from the time his shift ends
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Asian stocks rose for a seventh week, with the regional benchmark matching its longest winning streak since 2005, as improved manufacturing reports in the U.S., China, India and Europe overshadowed a stalemate over Greek debt negotiations.
LG Electronics Inc., the world's No. 3 maker of mobile phones that gets 30 percent of its revenue in North America, gained 11 percent in Seoul. Nomura Holdings Inc., Japan's biggest brokerage by market value, paced gains among financial firms after reporting an unexpected quarterly profit increase. Glencore International Plc, the world's No. 1 listed commodity supplier, rose 6.5 percent after entering merger talks with Xstrata Plc.
"We got more confirmation that business confidence in the U.S. and Europe is improving," said Mitsushige Akino, who oversees about $600 million at Ichiyoshi Investment Management Co. in Tokyo. "The European debt crisis is in a temporary lull, so stocks sensitive to the economy will have a chance to gain."
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index advanced 1.1 percent to 124.32, matching a seven-week rally that ended Oct. 15, 2010, the longest since its nine-week win through Dec. 23, 2005 according to data compiled by Bloomberg. In January, the measure posted its biggest monthly advance since September 2010 amid bets China will ease lending curbs and the U.S. economy is improving.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average declined 0.1 percent even after the government reported Jan. 31 that the nation's industrial production in December rose the most in seven months. South Korea's Kospi Index added 0.4 percent, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index lost 0.9 percent.
China's Shanghai Composite Index climbed 0.5 percent after the country's manufacturing indexes gained in January, withstanding falling exports driven by Europe's debt crisis and a government-led property slowdown. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index added 1.3 percent.
Asian manufacturers gained this week after reports showed manufacturing in the U.S. grew in January at the fastest pace in seven months, while manufacturing contracted less than initially estimated in the euro region. German output grew for the first time since September.
LG Electronics jumped 11 percent to 90,700 won in Seoul. Quanta Computer Inc., the world's largest maker of notebook computers, advanced 6.2 percent to NT$67.10 in Taipei. Foxconn International Holdings Ltd., a contract maker of mobile phones, climbed 2.5 percent in Hong Kong.
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Carmakers rallied after a report from Autodata Corp. showed sales of cars and light trucks in the U.S. climbed 11 percent in January from a year earlier as consumers replaced aging vehicles. Separately, Daiwa Securities Group Inc. predicted a "double-digit" gain in the China's vehicle sales.
Toyota Motor Corp., the world's No. 1 carmaker by market value, increased 2.2 percent to 2,899 yen in Tokyo. Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd., whose Chinese parent owns Swedish automaker Volvo AB, added 3 percent to HK$2.41. BYD Co., the Chinese carmaker partly owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc., climbed 3.8 percent to HK$24.65.
Nomura Holdings jumped 9.6 percent to 298 yen after saying on Feb. 1 that its net income climbed 33 percent to 17.8 billion yen ($234 million) for the three months ended Dec. 31 from a year earlier, citing cost cuts and the sale of private-equity investments. The average estimate of seven analysts surveyed by Bloomberg was for a 2 billion yen loss.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc., Japan's second-biggest lender by market value, rose 3.9 percent to 2,477 yen after saying Jan. 30 it maintained its full-year earnings forecast of 500 billion yen and said it will buy back as much as 80 billion yen of stock.
"The bank is in a relatively good position now where it can selectively offer loans to companies and projects outside of Japan to improve lending profitability," said Yoshinobu Yamada, a Tokyo-based analyst at Deutsche Bank AG.
Glencore, whose shares rose 6.5 percent to HK$55.65 in Hong Kong, is in talks with Xstrata Plc to merge in a deal that would create an $82 billion rival to BHP Billiton Ltd. Glencore, which already holds 34 percent of the Zug, Switzerland-based mining company, made an approach regarding an all-share "merger of equals," Xstrata said Feb. 3. Glencore said there's no certainty of an offer.
Gains in stocks were limited as Greece and its creditors have yet to come to an agreement about a week since discussions with bondholders started.
A Greek debt deal could be reached "in the coming weeks, maybe days," said Josef Ackermann, chairman of the Institute of International Finance. Ackermann, also chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank AG, may travel to Athens this weekend for talks over a swap involving Greek debt with a face value of 200 billion euros.
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"There's still a lot of headwinds out there in terms of global growth, particularly in Europe," said Belinda Allen, a senior investment analyst at Colonial First State Global Asset Management in Sydney, which oversees about $145 billion. "The biggest headwind is the implementation risk surrounding the fiscal compact in Europe and negotiations on a Greek debt deal."
Singapore Airlines Ltd., the world's No. 2 carrier by market value, slid 4.4 percent to S$10.61. Net income fell 53 percent to S$135 million ($108 million) in the quarter ended December, from S$288 million a year earlier, the airline said in a statement on Feb. 2. The drop was due to rising fuel costs, greater competition and waning demand for premium travel, according to the airline.
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Ramallah, Palestinian Authority, 7 April 2011
Overview | Outcomes | Documentation | Presentations
Workshop Participants from MENA and OECD Countries
This workshop presented the first deliverables produced by the MENA-OECD Initiative to Support the Palestinian Authority (MIP) in the areas of regulatory quality, e-government and better service delivery, and integrity framework.
The following OECD publications were presented:
The event was attended by ministers and members of the Palestinian Cabinet, and joined by OECD peer experts from Italy, Spain, Turkey and the UK, who shared their countries' expertise and good practices with the Palestinian Authority.
Action plans for implementation. The discussions held during the workshop contributed to produce Action Plans for each thematic priority of MIP. The Action Plans will ensure the concrete implementation of the endorsed recommendations and will be completed by a series of capacity building activities that will provide the Palestinian Authority with the necessary tools and competences to effectively proceed with the identified reforms.
Working Sessions (morning)
Three workshops were organised in parallel, together with Palestinian Authority public officials responsible for the key areas of regulatory policy, e-government and integrity, to discuss the findings of the first phase of the project and analyse key objectives that could be realised in the second phase.
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