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|viral disease
|Details of Term:  nucleoside
|Details of Term:  viruses
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|virus disease
|a. californica multicapsid nuclear polyhedrosis virus
|a. halibut virus
|a. infectious bronchitis virus
|a. infectious laryngotracheitis virus
|a. leukosis viruses
|a. sarcoma viruses
|a. segetum granulosis virus
|abelson murine leukemia virus
|acute bee paralysis virus
|adeno-associated virus
|african horse sickness virus
|african swine fever virus
|aichi virus
|aids virus
|akabane virus
|akr (endogenous) murine leukemia virus
|alfalfa mosaic virus
|ambystoma tigrinum virus
|amphotropic murine leukemia virus
|apple chlorotic leaf spot virus
|apple stem grooving virus
|apple stem pitting virus
|apricot latent virus
|atlantic salmon swim bladder sarcoma virus
|aujeszky's disease virus
|avian adeno-associated virus
|avian myeloblastosis virus
|avian nephritis virus
|b. parainfluenza 3 virus
|b. rhinotracheitis virus
|b. viral diarrhea virus
|b19 virus
|baboon endogenous virus
|banana bract mosaic virus
|banana streak ca virus
|banana streak ol virus
|banana streak virus
|barfin flounder nervous necrosis virus
|barley stripe mosaic virus
|batai virus
|beet necrotic yellow vein virus
|beet yellows virus
|bk virus
|black queen cell virus
|blueberry red ringspot virus
|bluetongue virus
|border disease virus
|borna disease virus
|bovine foamy virus
|bovine immunodeficiency virus
|bovine leukemia virus
|bovine respiratory syncytial virus
|breda virus
|brome mosaic virus
|c. morbillivirus virus
|cacao swollen shoot virus
|cache valley virus
|california encephalitis virus
|canarypox virus
|canine distemper virus
|caprine arthritis encephalitis virus
|carnation etched ring virus
|carnation latent virus
|carnation mottle virus
|cas-br-e murine leukemia virus
|cassava vein mosaic virus
|cauliflower mosaic virus
|cell fusing agent virus
|chandipura virus
|channel catfish virus
|cherry green ring mottle virus
|cherry necrotic rusty mottle virus
|chicken anemia virus
|chikungunya virus
|chilli veinal mottle virus
|chuzan virus
|citrus tristeza virus
|citrus variegation virus
|citrus yellow mosaic virus
|classical swine fever virus
|colorado tick fever virus
|commelina yellow mottle virus
|common cold viruses
|cowpea mosaic virus
|cricket paralysis virus
|crimean-congo hemorrhagic fever virus
|cucumber green mottle mosaic virus
|cucumber mosaic virus
|cucumber necrosis virus
|d. enteritis virus
|d. viruses
|dahlia common mosaic virus
|dahlia mosaic virus
|dasheen mosaic virus
|deer tick virus
|deformed wing virus
|dengue virus
|dhori virus
|dioscorea bacilliform virus
|dobrava-belgrade virus
|dracaena mottle virus
|drosophila c virus
|duck hepatitis a virus
|duck hepatitis b virus
|e. abortion virus
|eastern equine encephalitis virus
|ebola-like viruses
|ecotropic murine leukemia virus
|encephalomyocarditis virus
|epizootic hemorrhagic disease of deer virus
|epizootic hemorrhagic disease virus
|epstein-barr virus
|equine arteritis virus
|equine infectious anemia virus
|exotic newcastle disease virus
|feline endogenous virus
|feline foamy virus
|feline immunodeficiency virus
|feline infectious peritonitis virus
|feline leukemia virus
|feline viral rhinotracheitis virus
|figwort mosaic virus
|fiji disease virus
|foamy virus
|foot-and-mouth disease virus
|fowl plague virus
|fowlpox virus
|g. virus c/ hepatitis g virus
|giardia lamblia virus
|gibbon ape leukemia virus
|gooseberry vein banding associated virus
|great island virus
|ground squirrel hepatitis virus
|h. c viruses
|h. papilloma virus
|h. parainfluenza 3 virus
|hantaan virus
|harvey murine sarcoma virus
|helicoverpa armigera stunt virus
|hepatitis a virus
|hepatitis b virus
|hepatitis c virus
|hepatitis delta virus
|hepatitis e virus
|heron hepatitis b virus
|highlands j virus
|himetobi p virus
|hop mosaic virus
|human foamy virus
|human immunodeficiency virus
|human mammary tumor virus
|human respiratory syncytial virus
|infectious bursal disease virus
|infectious flacherie virus
|infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus
|infectious hypodermal and hematopoietic necrosis virus
|infectious pancreatic necrosis virus
|infectious salmon anemia virus
|infectious spleen and kidney necrosis virus
|influenza a virus
|influenza b virus
|inkoo virus
|isla vista virus
|j. encephalitis viruses
|j. sheep virus
|jamestown canyon virus
|japanese encephalitis virus
|jc virus
|jembrana disease virus
|kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpes-like virus
|kashmir bee virus
|kirsten murine leukemia virus
|kirsten murine sarcoma virus
|kunjin virus
|l. piedad-michoacan-mexico virus
|la crosse virus
|lactate dehydrogenase-elevating virus
|langat virus
|langur virus
|lassa virus
|lelystad virus
|lettuce mosaic virus
|lily symptomless virus
|ljungan virus
|lordsdale virus
|louping ill virus
|lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus
|lymphoproliferative disease virus
|m. cell focus-forming viruses
|m13 virus
|macaque simian foamy virus
|maize chlorotic mottle virus
|maize dwarf mosaic virus
|maize streak virus
|mammalian hepatitis b-type viruses
|marburg-like viruses
|marek disease virus
|mason-pfizer monkey virus
|mayaro virus
|measles virus
|mengo virus
|mers virus
|mink enteritis virus
|mlv-related viruses
|modified vaccinia ankara virus
|moloney murine leukemia virus
|moloney murine sarcoma virus
|moroccan pepper virus
|mosquito-borne viruses
|mouse mammary tumor virus
|mumps virus
|murine leukemia viruses
|murine pneumonia virus
|myeloproliferative sarcoma virus
|n. non-b hepatitis virus
|naples virus
|narcissus latent virus
|narcissus mosaic virus
|newcastle disease virus
|nipah virus
|norwalk virus
|norwalk-like virus
|norwalk-like viruses
|olive mild mosaic virus
|orf virus
|oropouche virus
|ovine enzootic nasal tumor virus
|p. t-cell lymphotropic virus
|p2-like viruses
|palyam virus
|papaya mosaic virus
|papaya ringspot virus
|peanut clump virus
|peru tomato mosaic virus
|peste-des-petits-ruminants virus
|petunia vein clearing virus
|phocine distemper virus
|piper yellow mottle virus
|plautia stali intestine virus
|porcine epidemic diarrhea virus
|porcine hemagglutinating encephalomyelitis virus
|porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus
|powassan virus
|punta toro virus
|puumala virus
|r. tungro bacilli-form-like viruses
|rabbit fibroma virus
|rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus
|rabies virus
|rauscher mink cell focus-forming virus
|rauscher murine leukemia virus
|red clover mottle virus
|red clover necrotic mosaic virus
|redspotted grouper nervous necrosis virus
|respiratory syncytial virus
|reticuloendotheliosis viruses
|rf virus
|rhopalosiphum padi virus
|rice stripe virus
|rice tungro bacilliform virus
|rice tungro spherical virus
|rift valley fever virus
|rinderpest virus
|rio negro virus
|ross river virus
|rous sarcoma virus
|rous-associated virus
|rubella virus
|s. chlorotic mottle-like viruses
|s. cucumber mosaic virus
|s. focus-forming viruses
|s. herpes b virus
|sacbrood virus
|sal vieja virus
|san angelo virus
|sandfly fever naples virus
|sandfly fever sicilian virus
|sapporo-like viruses
|schmallenberg virus
|semliki forest virus
|sendai virus
|seoul virus
|shrimp white spot syndrome virus
|sialodacaryoadenitis virus
|sigma virus
|simbu virus
|simian foamy virus
|simian immunodeficiency virus
|simian sarcoma-associated virus
|simian varicella virus
|simian-human immunodeficiency virus
|sin nombre virus
|sindbis virus
|southampton virus
|spleen necrosis virus
|spring viraemia of carp virus
|st. louis encephalitis virus
|strawberry crinkle virus
|strawberry mild yellow edge virus
|strawberry mottle virus
|strawberry vein banding virus
|striped jack nervous necrosis virus
|sugarcane streak virus
|sweet potato feathery mottle virus
|swine hepatitis e virus
|swine influenza virus
|swine vesicular disease virus
|t. encephalitis viruses
|t. pepper virus
|tahyna virus
|taro bacilliform virus
|taura syndrome virus
|tembusu virus
|thailand virus
|tick-borne encephalitis virus
|tobacco etch virus
|tobacco mosaic virus
|tobacco ringspot virus
|tobacco streak virus
|tomato aspermy virus
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|tomato yellow leaf curl thailand virus
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|toscana virus
|triatoma virus
|tula virus
|tulip breaking virus
|turnip crinkle virus
|turnip vein-clearing virus
|u. ebola virus
|usutu virus
|uukuniemi virus
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|vaccinia virus
|variola virus
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|vesicular exanthema of swine virus
|vesicular stomatitis virus
|viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus
|visna/maedi virus
|walleye dermal sarcoma virus
|west nile virus
|western equine encephalitis virus
|white spot syndrome virus
|woodchuck hepatitis virus
|woolly monkey hepatitis b virus
|woolly monkey sarcoma virus
|x. mulv-related virus
|xenotropic murine leukemia virus
|yellow fever virus
|yellow head virus
|zucchini yellow mosaic virus
|Details of Term:  hepatitis
|autoimmune chronic hepatitis
|chronic hepatitis
|delta hepatitis
|infectious hepatitis
|water-borne hepatitis
|Details of Term:  leukemia
|acute erythroblastic leukemia
|acute myelogenous leukemia
|acute myelomonocytic leukemia
|adult t-cell leukemia
|bovine leukemia
|burkitt cell leukemia
|chronic granulocytic leukemia
|chronic lymphocytic leukemia
|chronic myelomonocytic leukemia
|feline leukemia
|granulocytic leukemia
|hairy cell leukemia
|juvenile chronic myelogenous leukemia
|lymphoblastic leukemia
|lymphocytic leukemia
|megakaryocytic leukemia
|pre-b-cell leukemia
|precursor t-cell lymphoblastic leukemia
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|t-cell large granular lymphocytic leukemia
|t-cell leukemia
|Details of Term:  zidovudine
|Details of Term:  nevirapine
|Details of Term:  carcinoma
|adenocystic carcinoma
|adenosquamous carcinoma
|adrenocortical carcinoma
|basal cell carcinoma
|breast carcinoma
|cholangiocellular carcinoma
|chromophil renal cell carcinoma
|colorectal carcinoma
|cribriform carcinoma
|ehrlich tumor carcinoma
|embryonal carcinoma
|endometrial carcinoma
|follicular thyroid carcinoma
|hepatocellular carcinoma
|large cell carcinoma
|medullary carcinoma
|mucoepidermoid carcinoma
|non-small-cell lung carcinoma
|papillary carcinoma
|parathyroid carcinoma
|pheochromocytoma and amyloid-producing medullary thyroid carcinoma
|pituitary carcinoma
|small cell lung carcinoma
|squamous cell carcinoma
|thymic carcinoma
|thyroid carcinoma
|transitional cell carcinoma
|Details of Term:  retroviruses
|aids-associated retrovirus
|avian retrovirus
|e. intranasal tumour retrovirus
|f. retrovirus
|h. mmtv-like retrovirus
|human endogenous retrovirus
|human type d retrovirus
|jaagsiekte sheep retrovirus
|jhk retrovirus
|koala retrovirus
|m. type c retroviruses
|multiple sclerosis associated retrovirus
|p. endogenous retrovirus
|s. mason-pfizer type d retrovirus
|s. srv-1 type d retrovirus
|s. srv-2 retrovirus
|simian endogenous retrovirus
|squirrel monkey retrovirus
|Details of Term:  infectious
|infectious disease
|Details of Term:  efavirenz
|Details of Term:  bone
|aseptic necrosis of bone
|marble bone disease
|Details of Term:  telomerase
|Details of Term:  lamivudine
|Details of Term:  viremia
|Details of Term:  ritonavir
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10 THINGS YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW ABOUT RON WASHINGTON: Whether or not you think Ron Washington is the best manager in Rangers history, there's one thing no one can deny, he's the winningest manager in the franchise's 42 seasons in Arlington. Here are 10 things you might not know about the Texas skipper.
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Most physicians believe that Medicare reimbursements are inequitable but do not agree on how to reform the payment system.
The cost of health care has risen to levels that threaten the future of Medicare and the country's economic well-being. Various physician reimbursement proposals aim to "bend the cost curve" of expenditures while improving health care quality.
Physicians' views may be helpful in optimizing the design of any reimbursement reforms and researchers sought out their opinions regarding three reform strategies. Most of the respondents were men (73.1%), practiced in office settings (77.2%), and accepted Medicare (82%).
Key Findings:
As Michael Chernew, Ph.D., advises in a related commentary, "the sooner we develop payment strategies that provide adequate resources and incentives for efficiencies, the better off we will all be."


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Re: Secure workgroups!
From: Not-My-Real-Name (someone_at_micros0ft.com)
Date: 10/19/04
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Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 12:35:36 -0300
"Steve Riley [MSFT]" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote in message
> I don't suspect you and I are going to change each other's views here. But
> you're mixing threat models when you introduce theft of laptops. That's a
> different threat than what most people consider when evaluating wireless
> security.
Oh my mind can be changed, it's going to take a while for Wireless to win me
My point is IF a laptop is in the mix, that's not mixing threat models, it's
part of the larger threat and HAS to be considered.
> With properly-configured security, both VPN and 802.1x/EAP/PEAP/WPA
> the same level of protection. You can steal the laptop, but if you don't
> possess domain credentials (either what's cached on the laptop or some
> stolen set) then you aren't going to get very far into the wireless
> I've built 802.1x/EAP/PEAP networks for several customers and so far
> not been hacked -- and don't think no one has tried.
Excellent, good to hear. When I hear more of this I may reconsider.
> I try to avoid add-ons like VPN clients and such. They hook into the stack
> often in undocumented ways and there's usually a lag between OS releases
> updates to VPN clients. The built-in VPN functionality in the OS is
> perfectly acceptable. We use it here, of course, and again I've built very
> large networks (80,000 nodes) using Windows VPN clients and RRAS. Does its
> job very well with minimal intrusion.
That hasn't been my experience
I wouldn't necessarily run a vanilla VPN client and certainly wouldn't
use/recommend RRAS (yes I evaluated it).
Dedicated hardware based solutions are best IMO.
> One other problem with VPNs for wireless: how many VPN servers do you want
> to buy? Consider: we've got 30,000 employees (roughly) on campus in
> Maybe half of them are using wireless. That's 15,000 nodes, running
> full-throttle at 11mbps. We'll be upgrading to 802.11g over time. How many
> VPN servers do you need for 15,000 11mpbs sessions? How about for 15,000
> 54mbps sessions?
How big of a wired infrastructure/network do you need to buy for that much
data as well?
I doubt they'd all be "firing" at once anyhow, so your typical peak load
times would come into play.
Logons in the morning, then picking up after lunch, tapering off into the
afternoon, etc.
I'm guessing 3 well placed, high end VPN/Firewalls would do the trick (Gig
uplinks of course).
I believe Netscreens/Nokias do Gig wirespeed.
> You're correct, of course, in mentioning defense in depth. AV/firewall are
> good, as is disk/file/folder encryption for laptops especially. If I need
> make a VPN connection, then VPN software is appropriate and useful. But if
> need to control access to a physical network port, I'd prefer to use a
> of protocols that's designed for this purpose, which is what
> 802.1x/EAP/PEAP/WPA are.
I'm still waiting to see if your company and Cisco can come to terms on
> I guess I trust wireless and wired about the same, if both are properly
> configured.
I trust wireless less than I trust wired, even properly configured, mainly
because of the other risks laptops pose.
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Solar PV and Solar Water Heating Installers in Plymouth
Our Installers in Plymouth were rated
Green Energy Solutions (SW) Ltd
Green Energy Solutions have offices in Exeter and Truro with our head office located in Plymouth. Our goal is to become the best 'local' company in the South West providing energy for life to our customers. We specialise in the supply of high qualityEurotech House, Burrington Way, Plymouth, PL5 3LZ
Eco Nrg Ltd
Supplier and installer of quality solar photovoltaics, Biomass and Air Source Heat Pumps in the South West area. All work completed and guaranteed by MCS registered installer. Latest Sanyo, Hyundai, Yingli, Sharp, Kyocera and Sunny Boy products.Unit 10 C, New Mills Industrial Estate, Modbury, PL21 0TP
Hyde Park Electrical Ltd
Hyde Park Electrical Ltd is an established local company providing all types of electrical installation work.Unit 8, Dark Lake View, Plymouth, PL6 7TL
Stay Safe Renewable Energy
Stay Safe Renewable Energy are an established business in the South West providing a range of solutions for your home, from Solar PV to Biomass Boilers. Our team of energy experts are able to provide you with advice on how to improve the efficiency of your home and reduce your fuel bills.Unit 18 Scott Hospital, Beacon Park Road, Plymouth, PL2 2PQ
South West Energy Services Ltd
South West Energy Services Ltd are MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) accredited installers of Solar power systems based in Plymouth, Devon, we install Solar PV (Photovoltaic) systems throughout the South West.Unit 29 City Business Park, Plymouth, PL3 4BB
Lomac ( sw ) Ltd
We are an independent company offering full Mechanical, Electrical, Heating and Renewable Energy services for both domestic and commercial customers throughout the South West.30B Estover Close, Plymouth, PL6 7PL
Here are some Plymouth solar quotes we received:
Maintenance/Repairs of Solar PV Electricity Systems in Plymouth
Yealmpton PL8 - We installed 2.25kW capacity PV system in 2004 using embedded solar tiles and a Fronius Inverter. The company that installed the system have stopped trading (Sunpowered of Brighton). The performance of the system is not as it was when installed and I would like to know if you offer a service or maintenance service.
New Solar PV Installation in Plymouth
PL4 - Roof location on south west side, this is an end of terrace 3 bedroom house- the house is currently rented to students and I live in Sevenoaks so am unable to go to the site- the house is rented through TuderPrice Lettings and the engineer would need to contact the agency for an on site visit.
PL9 - Solar PV. Roof: South Facing. Pitched and tiled. No shading. No windows on the roof. Not Sure of the size of the system. Install within 1 month. Contact anytime. Appointments anytime.
PL9 - Solar PV . Roof: not sure on direction facing. Pitch and tiled. No shading . No windows on roof . 3kw or 4kw . Install 1 month. Contact: anytime Appointments: Morning on Thursday or Friday.
Honcray PL9 - Solar PV. Roof: South west facing. Pitched and felt. No shading. No windows on the roof. Not Sure of the size of the system. Install within 3 months. Contact anytime. Appointments anytime.
PL4 - South facing terraced property with ridged slate, pitched roof. Planning to fit 2 velux windows - after the roof has been slightly strengthened and velux fitted...probably 10 square square meteres of available surface - the upper part is unobstructed south facing 5 metres by 3 metres (up the slope) - the lower part has a false dormer - Timescale within 6 months or sooner. Contact anytime before 8pm. External Appointments only by arrangement.
PL7 - Solar PV . Roof: south/east facing. Pitch and tiled. No shading . No windows on roof . 4kw. Already had one quote. Install 3 months. Contact: evening. Appointments: Wednesday evening.
PL3 - Semi detached house. Pitched and tiled roof. No shading on roof. No windows on roof. Panels will be oriented slightly to south of West and slightly to north of East. open to suggestions for sysem size. Work to be done within 6 months. Contact evenings. Appointments: evenings/ weekends.
PL4 - 4 bed 3 storey terrace. Roof: SSE facing roof approximately 25m2 with limited shading. Pitched and slate. No windows. consumer unit in the basement so there are some internal wiring issues to consider. Call anytime. Install within 3 months. Appointments: anytime
PL1 - We have two locations within the Ministry Of Defence Devonport Dockyard site of which we are considering procuring a PV system. We are interested in fitting a 26KW system in both locations. We propose that both of the systems will be mounted on the ground.
PL9 - The house is south facing but slightly shaded by the adjacent house and high positioned trees approx 50m away. Would like to archive the a 4kw system but realise it may not be possible.
PL4 - I am looking at prices for a Solar PV system installed on my roof which will hopefully be around 4kW depending obviously on the space available on my roof. The roof is fairly south facing (about 10 degrees out if at all) and I couldnt say what angle the pitch is.
PL5 - New detached garage under construction which will have a 7 m x 3 m south facing slate roof at approx 35 degree angle, electrical connection will be made to main house which has a smart meter fitted
PL3 - I'm currently looking for two different quotes: #1 The most cost effective system aka return on investment. #2 The largest system that will return the greatest yield from said roof. I am aware the property won't fit the full 16 panels on it and have a fair understanding of returns on a 4kw system as i have one installed elsewhere.
PL1 - I own a block of 4 flats and would like to explore the possibility of installing a PV system to feed into the grid. The building is located in Devonport and is very tall - one elevation of the roof is south facing. Are there any grants available to assist with funding?
Peverell PL3 - Installation of solar panels on roof of terraced property. The address given will not be in our ownership until 7th December. We are interested in likely returns in energy savings against the initial investment.
Ford PL2 - system to be sited on garage roof which is approx 3m wide * 10m long. 3 or 4 kw system. Electrical supplies already available in the garage. 10m length runs north/south and roof material is corrugated steel sheets.
Yealmpton PL8 - I am looking for a 4kw system if possible, but my roof is due East/West with 2x velux windows on each aspect. I also have a small garage with a south facing roof of approximately 5x2m and was wondering if a split installation would be best? Best regards, ····· ····· CEng
PL6 - I would be looking for Solar PV panels to cover a South Easterly facing gable ended roof. Hoping to achieve as near to 4.0kWp as possible. No obstructions or abutments to this roof side, apart from a small chimney which will be removed and made good prior to installation of panels.
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Masami Aito
May 28, 2014
Masami Aito, 82, of Hilo, proprietor of the former Pacific Rent-All Co. in Hilo and an Army veteran, died in Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home. He was born in Kurtistown, Hawaii. He is survived by wife Mae; daughters Joy Aito, Ann Cristobal and Lisa Ogata; brother Robert; and four grandchildren. Private services. No flowers. No monetary offerings.
Thomas P. Amarino
May 20, 2014
Thomas P. Amarino, 67, of Honolulu, an Air Force veteran, died in the Queen's Medical Center. He was born in Hawaii. He is survived by wife Elida, son Trevor Waguk, daughter Aloha Marie and sisters Shirley Stokmanis, Pearl Wade, Pauline Matias, Gloria King, Peggy Amaral and Priscilla Amarino. Services: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday at Oahu Cemetery Chapel. Scattering of ashes: 3 p.m. at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Aloha or casual attire. Flowers welcome. Online condo- lences: oahumortuary.com. Additional information for an obituary printed Thursday.
Evaristo Avergonzado
May 15, 2014
Evaristo "Ernie" Avergonzado, 80, of Ewa Beach, a Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard forklift operator and a Marine Corps veteran who served in the Vietnam War, died in Honolulu. He was born in Hamakua, Hawaii. He is survived by wife Nena M.; sons Ernest, Carl, Steven and Andrew M.; sister Phelomena Goles; five grandchildren; and four great-grand- children. Private services.
Roland Fritz Blackiston Jr.
June 2, 2014
Roland Fritz "Pineapple" Blackiston Jr., 66, of Pahoa-Hilo, Hawaii, died in Huntington Beach, Calif. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by son Roland III, daughter Sondra Lavoie, brother Guy, sisters Patricia Zakahi and Sally Chun, and five grandchildren. Services Aug. 16; time and place to be determined. Casual or aloha attire. Flowers welcome.
Daniel William Brock
May 29, 2014
Daniel William Brock, 65, of Wailuku, owner of Maryjane's House of Glass, died at home. He was born in Fairbanks, Alaska. He is survived by wife Jill; sons Brandon and Ben; daughters Lindsy Brock-Moore and Darcy Byers; mother Shirley; brothers Dave and Doug; and seven grandchildren. Private services. Online condolences: ballardfamilymortuaries. com.
Michael Butindaro
May 31, 2014
Michael Butindaro, 50, of Honolulu, a construction worker, died in Honolulu. He was born in New York. He is survived by wife Karen T.; sons Michael, Anthony and Joseph; daughter Angela; father Lawrence Butindaro; mother Anne Taylor; stepmother Nancy Butindaro; brother Charles; and sister Catherine. Visitation: 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu. Services: 2:30 p.m. Casual attire. No flowers.
Felipa Santos Castillo
June 2, 2014
Felipa Santos Castillo, 94, of Eleele, Kauai, a homemaker, died at home. She was born in the Philippines. She is survived by daughter-in-law Wilhelmina, caregiver Marcy Maluyo, four grandchildren and three great-grand- children. Visitation: 6 p.m. June 26 at Borthwick Kauai Mortuary. Additional visitation: 9:30 a.m. June 27 at Holy Cross Church, Kalaheo, Kauai. Mass: 10:30 a.m. Burial to follow at Hanapepe public cemetery.
John S. Hamilton
May 22, 2014
John S. "Hami" Hamilton, 65, of Mililani, a former airline employee and a Navy veteran, died in Aiea. He was born in Worcester, Mass. He is survived by wife Eve A. and son Benjamin R. Private services.
Barbara Higa
May 30, 2014
Barbara "Lovey" Higa, 81, of Honolulu, a nurse's aide at Ann Pearl Care Home, died in Honolulu. She was born in Lihue. She is survived by sons Taskie "Todd" and Desmond, daughter Tassilynn Kapahu, brother Onassis "Ona" Kim, six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Visitation: 3 p.m. Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Kahala chapel, 4847 Kilauea Ave. Services: 4 p.m. Casual attire. No flowers.
Betty T. Kamisugi
April 19, 2014
Betty T. Kamisugi, 96, of Wahiawa, a former Navy Exchange employee, died in Pearl City. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by son David, daughters Janet Kimura and Karen Imamoto, brother Henry S. Ishida, six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Private services.
Maria Donata Bumanglag Layugan
May 25, 2014
Maria Donata B. Layugan, 88, of Haliimaile, Maui, a plant nursery worker, died in Maui Memorial Medical Center. She was born in Dingras, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. She is survived by sons Rodolfo and Felipe; daughters Crescencia Parilla, Emilia Paz and Beatriz Fabrao; 19 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Visitation: 6 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday at Borthwick Norman's Mortuary. Services: 7 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday. Burial: 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Valley Isle Memorial Park, Haiku. Online condolences: ballardfamilymortuaries.com.
Richard Lani Lee
May 18, 2014
Richard Lani Lee, 67, of Waipahu, owner of general contracting business JARTCO and an Army veteran, died in Ewa Beach. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Annette Kaai-Lee; sons Anthony and Joshua; daughters Tracie Ann Lee and Kahealani Kahalewai; brothers John Carbonel, Robert Lee and Ronald Yamanouchi; sisters Ellen Miller, Elsie Brown, Loretta Soon and Laura Rodrigues; and three grandchildren. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Prayer services: 6:30 p.m. Committal services: 10 a.m. Friday at Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery. Aloha attire.
Frances Caroline Smith Wunschel Madrid
May 28, 2014
Frances Caroline Smith Wunschel Madrid, 90, of Kapaa, Kauai, a homemaker, died. She was born in Hanamaulu, Kauai. She is survived by sons Andrew, Timothy and Sammie Wunschel, and Mauro Madrid Jr.; daughters Helen Aki and Sandra Wunschel; 16 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Catherine's Church, Kapaa. Mass: 10:30 a.m. Private burial.
Fusae Mikasa Masaki
May 11, 2014
Fusae Mikasa Masaki, 97, of Lihue, a homemaker, died in Regency at Puakea. She was born in Lihue. She is survived by sons Daniel and Carl; daughters Diane Hamamoto and Susan Fujii; brothers Naotoshi, John, George and Henry Mikasa; sisters Florence Iwasaki, Mitsue Ibara and Barbara Nakao; eight grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Private services.
Bernard Matsui
May 3, 2014
Bernard Matsui, 81, of Honolulu, a retired civil service employee and an Air Force veteran, died in Honolulu. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by brothers Teddy and Frederick Matsui and sister Lillian Kim. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Friday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Services: 6 p.m. Casual attire. No flowers.
Sepriana Nitta
May 31, 2014
Sepriana Nitta, also known as "Pomping" and "Clara," 95, of Pepeekeo, Hawaii, a homemaker, died in Hilo Medical Center. She was born in Hakalau, Hawaii. She is survived by sons Efren Adalem and Neal Nitta, hanai daughter Geraldine M. Bibilone, sister Connie Santos, three grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren. Visitation: 6 p.m. Thursday at Dodo Mortuary. Services: 7 p.m. Additional visitation: 8 a.m. Friday at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Papaikou. Mass: 10 a.m. Cremation to follow. Casual attire.
Emelita Jose Pascua
May 8, 2014
Emelita Jose Pascua, 53, of Waipahu, died in Aiea. She was born in the Philippines. She is survived by companion Edgar A. Dait; son Eddie Dait; daughter Ashley Dait; brothers Ramon, Juan, Alfredo and Joffrey Jose; sister Angelita F.J. Baguinat; and a grandchild. Visitation: 8:15 a.m. Thursday at St. Joseph Church, 94-675 Farrington Highway, Waipahu. Services: 9 a.m. Burial: 11 a.m. at Mililani Mortuary Park. Casual attire. Flowers welcome.
Tamotsu Saki
May 22, 2014
Tamotsu Saki, 84, of Kahului, a Maui Electric Co. lineman, died at home. He was born in Lahaina. He is survived by wife Patsy, sons Brian and Chad, daughter Mona Chin and five grandchildren. Visitation: 4 p.m. Saturday at Kahului Hongwanji. Services: 5 p.m. Casual attire. Online condolences: nakamuramortuary.com.
Teizo Sumida
April 29, 2014
Teizo Sumida, 94, of Hilo, a retired Naniloa Surf Hotel maintenance worker and an Army veteran who served in World War II with the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, died in Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home. He was born in Hilo. He is survived by sons Brian and Dean, daughter Janne Fujimoto, brother Shizuo, sisters Itsuko "Judy" Nakagawa and Ritsuko Olson, and five grandchildren. Private services. No monetary offerings.
Gerald Moniz Tavares Sr.
May 24, 2014
Gerald Moniz "Gerry" Tavares Sr., 83, of Kula, Maui, a retired Maui County fire chief and an Army veteran who served in the Korean War, died at home. He was born in Kula. He is survived by wife Barbara O., sons Gerald Jr. and Armon M., sisters Leonilda Caires and Veronica Montemayor, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Visitation: 5 p.m. Friday at Holy Ghost Church, Kula. Prayer services: 7 p.m. Additional visitation: 8 a.m. Saturday at the church. Private burial to follow. Aloha attire. Online condolences: ballardfamilymortuaries.com.
Lisa Akiyo Yafuso
May 22, 2014
Lisa Akiyo Yafuso, 50, of Aiea, died in Aiea. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by husband Lance S.; sons Cody, Bryce and Cuyler; mother Elaine A. Gushiken; brothers Darrel and Lance Gushiken; and sister Hope Hironaga. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Services: 6:30 p.m. Casual attire.
Sotero Yabes Yago Sr.
May 12, 2014
Sotero Yabes Yago Sr., 93, of Paauilo, Hawaii, a retired Hamakua Sugar Co. mechanic, died at home. He was born in Sinait, Ilocos Sur, Philippines. He is survived by sons Clarito, Sotero Jr., Edwin and Jaime, six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Visitation: 8:30 a.m. Saturday at Dodo Mortuary. Services: 10 a.m. Graveside committal services at noon at Alae Cemetery. Casual attire.
Chongsun Yamamura
May 12, 2014
Chongsun "Linda" Yamamura, 58, of Wailuku, a cook, died in Wailuku. She was born in South Korea. She is survived by husband Noel, son Steve Terlaje, daughter Lynne Terlaje, brothers Jong Chul and Jong Su Pak, and sister Soon Bok Pak. Visitation: 10 a.m. Thursday at Nakamura Mortuary. Services: 11 a.m. Online condolences: nakamuramortuary.com.
Lum Chan Young
May 8, 2014
Lum Chan Young, 89, of Pearl City, an Army veteran, died in Ewa. He was born in Chung Shan, China. He is survived by wife Winne W.H., son Alan W.L., daughter Dora and three grandchildren. Visitation: 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Services: 10:30 a.m. Burial: 12:30 p.m. at Mililani Memorial Park. Aloha attire.


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It's difficult to say where the public stands on health insurance exchanges. Nebraska attempted to gauge the opinion of its state's residents on the issue through public hearings, but in a letter explaining why the state would opt for a federally run exchange, Governor Dave Heinman wrote that he had heard all sides, and found the issue "polarizing."
Critics, like Haislmaier, say regardless of whether HHS uses marketplace or exchange, it won't change the opinion of detractors.
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I just don't have any sympathy to give her
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I wouldn't feel bad for her either. I don't think it's right to hit a woman ever, but I mean, if she's abusive first, he has a right to defend himself as well.
You sure can say it to her! I would. Sounds like she needs a good dose of reality.
Reflexes are a bitch!
If she didn't want to get hit, she should have kept her hands to herself. I hate when people say a man shouldn't defend himself when hit by a woman. A woman's fist hurts just like anybody else.
I would have told her, LOL.


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He glared at the list with a frown, trying to figure out which one he could pick out next. Noah was having trouble picking a few things out, wondering which list item would be the best to do at the moment. Which one, he wondered, was the best one for right now?
Streaking across the soccer field was out of the question; ice-skating wasn't the best thing to do at the moment; neither was the Ferris wheel, considering there were no fairs or shows happening at the moment.
Noah read over the list one last time before finally deciding what he was going to do. He rose to his feet and reached for his jacket, slipping it on as he made his way to the front door. He quickly turned on his heel, shaking his hand in a scolding gesture when he remembered his phone. Once it was safely in his pocket, he resumed his exit, only to be cut off by his phone vibrating suddenly.
For crying out loud, he thought, frustrated. He unlocked it and opened the message, sighing.
What'cha doing? – LP
He thought for a moment, pondering the response he should give. He'd already seen her last night, as well as brought her dinner and almost suffered the Walk of Shame. Man, he'd dodged a bullet. But why would she be texting him at – (he quickly checked the time on his phone) – nine in the morning?
Deciding to push his smart-alecky button, he replied, Stuff.
At that he turned off his phone. He was dead-set on doing this, and he didn't need distractions. Ah, but what if his sister called him? He'd cop it when he turned the phone back on.
Bloody fucking hell, he scolded himself. You really need to prioritise a few things, O'Donnell.
He switched the phone back on and left the sanctuary of his home, creeping to the elevator. It arrived in seconds, and he quickly got inside in hopes that Lana was either at work or still sleeping. Noah really needed to consult Mal with the days off she was giving her sister.
His phone vibrated as the doors closed, and he opened the message with a roll of his eyes.
What kind of stuff? – LP
"I swear you're stalking me," he muttered. With another sigh, Noah tucked the phone back into his pocket. "Well, I'm sorry but I have to give you the cold shoulder."
A yawn escaped him and he quickly placed his shades over his eyes, more or less hiding them from anyone that looked his way. He was really hoping that he didn't run into her today. The last thing he needed was to have her giving him those lopsided grins she always seemed to have reserved for him.
The doors opened wide and he strode out with a bit of confidence in his step, somewhat excited about what he was going to do today. This list item didn't involve her going anywhere at the moment, but Noah did need to confirm her location...
He went to reach for his phone as he exited the building, only to feel it vibrate again. He sighed and checked the message, once again from his favourite stalker.
I know you're reading these. Text me back. – LP
Unconsciously he glanced around, looking for possible hiding spots and lookout points. At least something his old man taught him was coming in handy. When he found no trace of her, he opened his phone book and scrolled through the names, finally finding Mal's in the M section. He dialled the number and held it to his ear, beginning his walk to his destination.
Upon answering, Mal greeted, "Resident sexy man. What can I do you for?"
He scoffed. "Just sexy?" he demanded. Mal sighed on the other end, laughing to herself.
"Fine. You're drop dead gorgeous. Happy? Now, what do you need?"
"Location of your sister. I'm going to do something and I need to know where she is," he explained. There was a pause from Mal's side of the conversation, but she soon gave him a short reply.
"She's here. Mum's keeping her occupied."
He nodded as though she could see him and hung up with a thanks, then crossed the street quickly while no cars were around. For a few moments he felt as though he'd lost his way to the store, but quickly recognised a few streets and continued on. It took a little longer than he'd expected, but soon enough he found the big building covered in paw prints with big, bold letters naming it R.S.P.C.A.
Noah strolled in casually and glanced around, taking in the posters of dogs and cats, even horses and birds. He let out a breath and walked over to the reception desk, smiling charmingly at the girl serving him.
"I'd like to take a look at the dogs, if that's okay," he told her. She nodded and led him in the direction of the orphaned dogs outside, taking him past a room full of kittens and another with various birds.
"Are you planning on adopting a pet?"
He turned his attention back to her with wide eyes, trying to figure out what she'd said. He'd only been half-listening, something he really needed to fix with strangers.
"Uh, yes," he replied. "A gift for a friend, actually."
The woman nodded and finally opened the door which led to the dogs, and Noah was greeted by various barks and whines. He took a few steps out, glancing left and right at the dogs on either side of him. He needed a specific breed, and he was sure he'd find it.
One particular bark caught his attention, making his head dart to the right and lock eyes with a young German Sheppard. It was large, barely a pup, but still wasn't old enough to die within the next few years.
Noah knelt down in front of its cage, staring at it. The woman took notice and launched into an explanation.
"This is Rex. He's been here for a few months now," she told him. "He was found wandering about in one of the parks in town. Apparently there was an infected cut on his leg when he was brought in, and the man that brought him in believes the old owner did it. No one knows, and the owner won't come forward, but either way Rex is very, ah, vicious toward men in particular. The manager here is considering putting him– Ah, sir, it's best you don't stick your fingers in there."
During her explanation Noah had lifted his glasses and reached out toward the dog, sticking his fingers through one of the holes in the cage. Rex stared at the fingers for a few seconds, glancing between Noah and the fingers, and finally began to limp forward. Ah, the cut hadn't fully healed, it seemed.
The dog's tongue ran over his fingers, making Noah smile with satisfaction. He glanced at the woman, who was blinking in confusion. "Yeah," he said, letting out a breath. "I have this thing when it comes to dogs. They can't help but love me."
Mal stifled a yawn as she returned to the table her mother and sister occupied, checking her phone for about the hundredth time since the call from Noah. She couldn't, for the life of her, figure out what he'd wanted when he'd asked for her sister's location.
"What took you so long?" Elizabeth asked curiously. "Lana and I were getting worried."
With a cheeky shrug, Mal settled into her seat and glanced at Lana. What could the Irishman want?
"I was just expecting a text, that's all." She noticed that both snacks were gone from the plates in front of Lana and Elizabeth. "Should I take those for you?"
Lana scoffed, stood. "You, the manager?" she said. "No. I'll take them, considering I'm the closest thing to a waitress of the three of us." At that, she collected the plates and hurried for the kitchen.
Immediately Elizabeth gave her daughter a sly smile. "Malory," she said slowly. Mal shrank back into her seat with an all-but-innocent smile, preparing herself for whatever question her mother had. "What have you got planned?"
"Well, mother dearest," she began dramatically. Her phone's loud replay of Speak No Americano cut her off, signalling that someone was calling for her. She pulled it out and checked the ID, recognising Noah's name anywhere.
"Hello, se–" She started over, "Hello, drop dead gorgeous."
"Wonderful; you've remembered how good I look in the past two hours. Can you bring Lana by the park today? I have a surprise for her, and I might as well meet your mum while I'm at it – get in good with all the Stevens women, per say."
"That's Noah O'Donnell, isn't it?" Elizabeth was leaning forward in her seat, trying to listen in on the conversation.
"You're with them now, right?" Noah sounded uncertain.
Hoping to deal with both of them in one paragraph, Mal announced, "Noah, I'm with them both right now and I'll bring them by in five minutes. Come to the closest park to my café so I won't tire my poor old mother. Mum, don't take offense in what I just said; Noah and I like to act dramatic. And, yes, I'm talking to Noah O'Donnell."
She hung up without another word and stuck her nose up in the air, just as Lana arrived back at the table. Confused, she kept her mouth shut and sat down.
Mal stood with a burst of energy and demanded, "Stand up. We're going for a walk."
There were no arguments.
"Alright, Rex." He placed his hands on either side of the German Shepard's head, scratching lightly behind the ears. "I'm going to need you to let me be your wingman for a few minutes, then you're all Lana's. I've just got to hit the nail on the head and you get to live with her from now on. And if she doesn't take you" – he started to use a babyish voice – "then you get to live with me, yes you do! You'll be spoiled every night, you will–"
He was cut off by Mal's voice announcing, "All the manliness I saw in you…" He turned around to see her wave a hand at the display before her. "Gone."
Behind her were Lana and a woman with dark curls hanging low around her head, her bright eyes widening at the sight of Noah. Noah slowly wondered if this was their mother, but he couldn't be sure with how young she looked.
"Dog love is a two way street," he retorted. "I get the love, I give the love."
Mal snorted a laugh and pulled her phone out of her pocket, quickly snapping a photo of Noah kneeling before the dog with his hands still scratching Rex's ears. Rex seemed to smile as though he knew he were being photographed, and then limped quickly toward the women. The woman with the sisters instantly let out a coo and cuddled the dog, an obvious soft spot for the creature coming through.
The three stared at her with wide eyes before Lana broke the silence with a shocked, "You didn't."
All Noah did was hand her the list from his pocket and point out one specific section.
3. Never have I ever owned a dog (and I REALLY wanted German Shepard when I was little)
"I can't believe you actually– I mean, this is just too– You really didn't have to–" Not a single sentence was finished, and Noah felt a little pride rise in his chest.
Quickly clearing his throat, he approached the woman and held out a hand to shake. "We haven't met before; I'm Noah O'Donnell, Lana's new neighbour."
The woman quickly stood and wrapped her arms around Noah, digging her face into his chest. He stood just a little bit taller than her, and managed to hear a muffled, "Miy̆ syn v zakoni!"
If she'd been speaking Russian, he would've sworn she'd said, "My son-in-law!"
And then he remembered how similar Ukrainian and Russian were.
"Oh, no-no-no-no-no," he gasped, trying to pry the woman off of him. Her grip was like that of the Jaws of Life – unbreakable and near-possessive. "I'm not your son-in-law, ma'am."
A loud laugh came from Mal, followed by choked breaths that she was trying to keep in her lungs. None of it helped Noah, though, and all he could do was send Mal a glare that demanded she help him. She shook her head in response and elbowed her sister, as if to say, "Look at this!" and laugh some more.
Lana was a little more dignified with her reaction, staring at her mother with wide eyes before looking down at the dog – who had now moved beside her and sat down amusedly.
"A little help?" Noah demanded. It took a few seconds, but finally Mal made her way to her mother and coaxed her away from the tall man, allowing him to take a much-needed breath of relief when the woman was away from him.
I'd call that a good start on the mother, he told himself.
Lana scratched Rex behind the ear and frowned to herself, sipping the coffee she held in her other hand. She was sitting cross-legged on her bed, Rex right at the end and laying down, and she found herself unsure of what to do.
Noah had told her about his limp, about how he'd been (though it was speculated) mistreated by his owner, and how he'd almost been put down for how aggressive he was toward men. His name should've been Lucky, not Rex.
Rex seemed to suit him, though; like Inspector Rex. Now there was a series Lana enjoyed.
"You're okay," she told him softly. "And I guess we're both pretty lucky Noah found us when he did."
Rex seemed to smile when she said it, but she didn't bother to correct herself. Instead, Lana finished her coffee, set the mug on the bedside table, picked up her laptop, and opened the internet.
This is the blog of Lana Stevens, she wrote. You may or may not want to read it, but that doesn't mean I don't have interesting things to put on here.
Let's start with a certain Noah O'Donnell…


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Sika Names Zobrist as Eastern Sales Manager
May 9, 2013 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
Madison Heights, Mich.-based Sika Corp.'s Industry Business Unit announced the promotion of Timothy Zobrist to the position of regional sales manager – East, Transportation/A&C Business Unit, effective April 1.
According to a press release, Zobrist will be responsible for planning and ensuring the successful execution of the sales strategy for the East region, which includes four sales territories and associated personnel. He will also be responsible for maintaining focus on key accounts.
Zobrist began his career with Sika in 1994, working in various sales roles including sales director and area manager in the Transportation/A&C Business Unit. Most recently Zobrist has driven specific business unit growth initiatives, while also serving as a coach and mentor for newer members of the Sika team in key account management and the Sika sales process that creates value for Sika customers.
For additional information visit www.sikausa.com or contact Sika directly at (248) 577-0020.
Sika Corp. to Show Product Lines in Louisville
November 12, 2012 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
Madison Heights, Mich.-based Sika Corp., a sealant and adhesive supplier to the RV industry, will participate as an exhibitor at the 50th Annual National RV Trade Show, Nov. 27 – 29, in Louisville, Ky.
According to a press release, Sika will present its full range of product technologies used in manufacturing and repairing recreational vehicles including Sika MultiSeal Plus roof repair tape, Sikaflex-715 roofing sealant, Sikasil silicones; Sikaflex polyurethane sealants and adhesives and SikaFast 2-component MMA structural adhesives.
"The RV industry is a dynamic and challenging environment. OEMs are demanding lighter, safer vehicles, lowered operating and repair costs combined with improved reliability and durability," said Tony Martin, vice president, transportation and appliance and components. "Sika, as supplier and partner to the leading recreational vehicle manufactures and aftermarket supply and repair centers provide the broadest range of state of-the-art technology solutions to assist the industry in meeting their challenges."
Sika will display product in Booth #542, located in the lower arena of the Kentucky Exposition Center.
Sika Launches Aftermarket Merchandising Plan
May 16, 2012 by RVBusiness · Leave a Comment
Longtime sealant and adhesive supplier Sika Corp. has launched a new comprehensive RV aftermarket merchandising program, according to a press release.
This program features graphics displaying an RV schematic that illustrates the correct Sika products to use for the repair application and also color codes the appropriate stocked Sika product. The shelving graphic color coordinates the product with the application and offers the benefits of each product.
A 3-foot by 4-foot wide merchandising plan-o-gram gives retailers the option of using displaying in the main aisle or on an end cap. Sika products stocked in the merchandising program are: Sikaflex-221, Sikaflex-252, Sikaflex-505UV, Sikasil-GP, Sikaflex-715 and Sika MultiSeal Plus.
Sika said that it introduced the RV aftermarket merchandising program last year's Louisville Show where it caught the attention of many retailers, including Camping World. In January 2012, Camping World contracted Sika to be its only full product line supplier in the sealant and adhesives category in all 83 locations. In addition, Sika products in the aftermarket program are distributed through AP products, a recognized leader in the RV supply chain.
"Sika's new RV aftermarket merchandising program development was a real team effort with input from both Sika and leading RV distributor, AP Products," said Tony Martin, vice president, transportation and appliance and components. "Sika has long been recognized by the major recreational vehicle manufacturers as the leading supplier of bonding and sealing technologies for assembly operations. Offering the same range of products to the RV aftermarket repair and service is a win-win for retailers and end users. This maintains Sika's position as the leading innovator in this highly competitive market."


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I quickly miss-spoke, the exposure issue is something I can work on as I learn more about IR and from this test roll I can adjust. The framing is simply not important since I wasn't shooting this to make anything spectacular, I WOULD have if I had it IN the canyon, but since I wasn't able to, this became a test roll rather than a professional take 10 minutes to expose etc. image, I just wanted to take a few images to see how it all turned out. So right now the focus is on whether the film itself has a mucky grain, or the developer is the issue, or if the focus is the issue, the IR focus shouldn't have thrown off the image that much though, there would be a focus point somewhere there would be clear, and nothing was, so trying to understand if the IR film is just not very sharp, or if there's a way to correct for that. Thanks.


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Barrier islands are dynamic ecosystems, always in motion. With the ocean on one side and a coastal bay, sound or lagoon on the other, a barrier island is hounded all hours of the day and night by waves and wind coming off the surrounding bodies of water. But despite these harsh conditions, life still thrives on the narrow strips of sand and mud. Plant and animal species adapt to survive the difficult conditions they constantly face on these exposed islands.
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Jean-Gilles previously was named an All-American by the America Football Coaches Association and the Walter Camp Football Foundation. He also was a unanimous All-Southeastern Conference selection. Jean-Gilles, a senior from Miami, Fla., anchors an offensive line that has rolled up 382 yards and 29.1 points per game this year. With Jean-Gilles leading the way, the Bulldogs have rushed for 157 yards per game and the line has allowed only 20 sacks.
Coutu, a sophomore from Lawrenceville, leads the SEC in scoring with 109 points. He is 40-of-40 on extra points and 23-of-29 on field goals. Pope, a junior from Americus, leads the Bulldogs in receiving yards with 491 and ranks second with 33 catches. He also has hauled in three touchdown passes.
Moses, a junior from Athens, leads the Bulldogs with 10.5 sacks and 19.5 tackles for loss. He has 42 total tackles and two fumble recoveries.
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Kelsi Strawzell, a 2009 graduate of Harrison County High School, has been named a Sen. Jeff Green Scholar. Students earn this designation by achieving a 4.0 grade point average all four years of high school and scoring at least a 28 composite on the ACT.
The title honors the late state Sen. Jeff Green of Mayfield, who served in the Kentucky General Assembly from 1992 to 1997.
As Sen. Jeff Green Scholars, these students are eligible for at least $2,500 a year in Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) awards.
Harrison County High School Alumni Association president Ben Clifford is hoping every HCHS grad will mark their calendars for the alumni events on Saturday, Oct. 10.
The HCHS alumni banquet will begin at 5 p.m. at the high school cafeteria.
Tickets are $12.50 per person and are available at the town plaza branch Farmer's National bank, the Christian Bookstore and the Harrison County Water Association office.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door that night, when a heavy appetizer buffet will be provided.
Concerned citizens now have a way to pass on anonymous tips to the Cynthiana Police Department.
"Anyone with a cell phone can now send an anonymous tip to the police department by texting the word '859CPD' and the tip information to '847411' or 'TIP411,'" Commissioner Amanda Moore said at Tuesday evening's city commission meeting.
Moore said the service, provided by Champions for a Drug Free Harrison County and E911, will also include the internet.
Law enforcement officials continue to investigate a death at a home at 1023 New Lair Road across from the former Blue Grass Energy grounds, which occurred Friday morning.
"We do have a body up there," said Kentucky State Police Det. Sgt. Jeremy Murrelll. "It is complicated."
A car fire on U.S. 27 in Bourbon County as well as an incident at the Bourbon County Jail are believed to be related to the investigation.
It's before 10 a.m. on Tuesday morning and George Boulden, 77, sits in a reclining chair at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
He began his fourth chemotherapy treatment just hours ago.
"When you hear the big words 'cancer,' know that you can do it and God will take care of you," Boulden said.
Boulden was diagnosed with B-Cell Lymphoma earlier this year.
"One Saturday night I found this big lump," he said. "Monday morning, I went to my doctor and it went from there."
During last Wednesday evening's special board meeting, the Harrison County School Board voted unanimously to raise the real estate and personal property tax rate to gain 4 percent in its revenue.
Finance director Julie Asher recommended the tax raise to board members, stating that decreased state funding and a slightly lower daily attendance rate will drop the school system's revenues by over $450,000.
See this week's Cynthiana Democrat for more on this story.
Nine years in jail is the sentence handed to Shawn Gifford who was convicted on multiple charges Aug. 18 in Harrison Circuit Court.
Gifford was charged with 18 counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument. Sentencing for those charges was five years on Count 1 and four years on Count 2 to run consecutively. All other criminal possession of forged instrument counts were combined.
He also received a five-year sentence for third degree burglary and a 12-month sentence for theft by unlawful taking. That sentence is also to run concurrent.
Charges have yet to be filed in Harrison County against Bass Webb, 30, Harrison County Circuit Clerk Kathy Kearns said Monday morning.
Webb allegedly confessed to police that he murdered Bryia Runiewicz, 31, at her home on New Lair Road on Friday, July 31.
Webb was arraigned in Bourbon County Circuit Court last Wednesday, where he faces two charges of attempted murder after trying to run over two Bourbon County deputies.
For more information, see this week's edition of The Cynthiana Democrat.
Webb was arraigned in Bourbon County District Court last Wednesday, where he faces two charges of attempted murder after trying to run over Ryan Barkley, a Bourbon County deputy jailer, and Josh Mason, a pre-trial officer.
From the sunroom of their Connersville Pike home, Bobby and Glenda Short said they have a perfect view.
"This is where we always sit," Glenda said last Friday morning.
But the Short's perfect view, they're afraid, may soon change.
Tabled from July's Cynthiana-Harrison County-Berry Joint Planning Commission meeting, commissioners will vote at Monday's meeting whether or not to allow a zone change that could finalize the location of United Propane Gas, Inc. at the Connersville Pike entrance of the Business Park.
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Let's Talk About Genocide: Shurat HaDin and The Genocide Legalization Conference
May 14, 2015 § Leave a comment
This week, the organization Shurat HaDin is having a conference titled "Towards a New Law of War". They don't hide where their alliances lie, and on their online conference page (nostalgically illustrated with WWII British bombers) you can find their Western-supremacist and racist agenda stated loud and clear:
…exchange ideas regarding the development of armed conflict legal doctrine favorable to Western democracies engaged in conflict against nontraditional, non-democratic, non-state actors.
Let's Talk About Genocide: The State of Israel Vs. William A. Schabas
February 8, 2015 § Leave a comment
Since Israel's latest attack on the besieged Gaza Strip, last summer, I've been researching the issue of Israel's genocide [1,2,3,4]. I quickly found out that I'm not the only one, and although the subject has been addressed by scholars, politicians, UN bodies, and Palestinian civil society since 1982, this attack has prompted an unprecedented amount of criticism and study.
The sudden popular resurgence of the term, especially coming from President Mahmoud Abbas, has already prompted many independent articles, rejecting not only the terminology, but mostly the users of the term. From Liberal Zionists calling those who charge genocide "the loony left" and "antisemitic"; to hard-core right-wingers like government- funded StandWithUs with the help of fox news, with the tried-and-true "what about Syria, Iran, Iraq" and anything else that isn't the issue of discussion and furthers Islamophobia; to AIPAC with the ironic claim that naming the crime hinders peace, and quotations from none other than Benjamin Netanyahu that "we warned them" and after we bombed the hell out of them, we gave them "tons of humanitarian aid." That said, I've yet to see an organised government initiative on the subject. Until now.
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Let's Talk About Genocide: Inferring Israel's Genocidal Intent
November 13, 2014 § Leave a comment
When I first set out to prove that Israel is committing the crime of genocide against the Palestinian people, I focused mostly on its genocidal acts. While there's consensus between pretty much anyone that bothered to examine the Convention of Prevention of Genocide [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16] on the fact that Israel is committing the first three out of five genocidal acts:
(a) Killing members of the group;
(b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
(c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
A debate remains about Israel's intent to bring about the Palestinian people's "destruction in whole or in part". The Russell Tribunal, in its latest "Extraordinary Session on Gaza" and the 2009 "Fact Finding Committee On Gaza" chaired by John Dugard, both illustrate a narrative of colonialist destruction of the social fabric and a partial wiping out of the indigenous population. Frustratingly enough, both stop short of ruling genocide. While the Russell Tribunal simply says "it would be for a criminal court to determine", the Dugard report goes into much greater detail.
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TERRORisms: Israel's Colonialist Dialogue Comes to the Oslo National Theatre
November 9, 2014 § Leave a comment
There's drama stirring in the Oslo National Theatre, but not the kind most cultural institutions expect. Under the auspiciousness of The Union of Theaters of Europe, the Oslo National Theatre has committed to a two-year project titled "TERRORisms":
From 2013 to 2015, theatres from Oslo, Stuttgart, Belgrade, Tel Aviv, London and Reims will get closer to their TERRORisms. They will elaborate different points of view, exploring different aspects likely to determine fundamentally our societies… dealing with the issue of terrorism and its appropriation by artists.
I've just come back from Oslo, and to be honest, Norwegians- as individuals and as a society- didn't strike me to be particularly "determined fundamentally" by "their" "terrorisms". Admittedly, I'm not an expert on European contemporary art, but it doesn't seem to me like there's a lot of artistic appropriation of terrorism being done in the European cultural sphere, and the notion is rather- let's just say- foreign.
The Union of Theaters of Europe: The New Propaganda Front for Israel's TERRORisms
Almost 200 Hollywood Celebrities Sign on to Israel's Genocide of the Palestinian People
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Today, [Creative Community for Peace] say, there is not a single musical act, from Justin Timberlake to the Rolling Stones to Alicia Keys, that they have not approached and coached in advance of their performance in Israel. ~Times of Israel
It's no surprise that the genocidal Times of Israel is so eager to push anti-BDS initiatives. It's also no surprise that one of Israel's most well connected, elite whitewashing team, Creative Community for Peace [CCfP], is doing exactly what it vowed to do- whitewash genocide. However one might wonder about some of the names on the below statement that CCfP has published:


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In the final part of a series on international trade, Catherine Truel navigates the tax regulations on imports and exportsWhen your overseas order lands in the country, it's time to stump up duties and tax. At least, it should be, but adopting more efficient customs management can help to reduce or remove the cost. So, how do you access the savings on offer?
The first thing to do is to clarify internal responsibilities for customs duties. By its very nature, this is often a cross-departmental task; the administration or distribution department is handling the clearance process while finance is looking after taxes and duties. This kind of dilution runs the risk of not complying with the rules and raises the possibility that opportunities for savings could be missed.
But beware: the customs authorities don't suffer with this kind of ambiguity: they consider responsibility rests with the importing business, end of story.
Customs declaration
Once you have decided whose job it is, you'll need to handle is customs clearance. This is an important step because in essence it is a declaration of your imports to the tax authorities. So it's not something you want to revisit. But it's not just a form-filling exercise.
In addition, the customs declaration form might look incomprehensible. Ironically, it is like this to make it clearer and avoid mistranslation and jargon. Although the sender may have completed the form, you, as the importer, are responsible for accurately classifying the imports according to a code that carries legal force and applies in all 25 European Union countries.
First-time importers often assume that an incorrect code means an administrative error, whereas the cause is more likely to be an incorrect description.
Tax advice
How can this type of confusion be avoided? Research is the answer. A good starting point is HM Customs & Excise's website (www.hmce.gov.uk), which contains a starter pack and public notices for almost every aspect of import or export.
A network of advisers can answer questions that need a personal touch. Business support teams can arrange visits to answer a business's specific needs. The International Trade Development Liaison Officers cover trade facilitation initiatives and new developments.
Ultimately, training is not only a safeguard for compliance but it is an investment in knowledge that can yield some substantial returns. In a way, customs clearance is similar to tax matters. No business would have its VAT return prepared by a complete novice: it's the same with imports.
Customs agent
However, if errors are made, the customs agent - a specialist who handles the deliveries - can amend the import declaration. Bear in mind that it is always preferable to disclose an error or a contravention voluntarily.
The indispensable tool of customs management is "The Tariff". This contains all import and export requirements, including product classifications and instructions on completing a declaration.
Classification is a kind of translation exercise. It is about translating the description of any product into customs' international language: commodity codes. Also known as tariff numbers, these codes are used across the globe to identify any products, anywhere in any language.
The correct commodity code is fundamental to customs planning. It determines duty rates, restrictions, licensing requirements, quotas and preferential measures. Again, it is the responsibility of the importer to provide the appropriate code - and it is not necessarily the code shown on the supplier invoice. Agents are usually quite familiar with the subject and customs tariff classification service can help to clear any doubt.
It's also worth checking the value declared to customs. Import duty and taxes do not have to be assessed on the total invoice value. Some elements of the commercial transaction might not be liable for duty (see Features, 7 October 2004).
Compliance has often been perceived as a cumbersome and onerous activity but this is beginning to change.
Trade deals keep border formalities to a minimum and the authorised trader benefits from a super-fast clearance.
Rules of origin
Once you have complied with all of the regulations, how do you go about making some savings?
For buyers, the most powerful tool is probably the rules of origin. EU trade agreements allow products from many developing countries to receive preferential treatment and enter the community at reduced or zero duty.
The goods' country of origin can therefore seriously reduce the duty cost. Of course, these countries must manufacture or substantially transform the products. Transit or simple repacking does not confer origin.
Industry tax rates
In some industries, such as telecommunications, the duty rate on the finished product is lower than the rate on the components used in manufacturing. This anomaly is discouraging production in the EU and encouraging imports. To correct this, the processing under customs control procedure suspends duty on the components at import. Once manufactured, the finished goods are liable to a lower rate of duty.
Other industries benefit from a particularly low or nil rate of duty on imports, provided that they are put to a prescribed use. The measures are then implemented under the end-use relief procedure.
Repairs: import and export
There are many options for almost all situations and customs management is about selecting the most appropriate.
For instance, when goods are received damaged or if they do not match the purchase specifications, the rejected imports procedure will remove or suspend duties and taxes.
If the goods have to be returned to the supplier outside the EU for repair of for further processing, exporting them under the outward processing relief scheme will ensure that when they come back, duty is paid only on the added value.
If the goods are travelling in the opposite direction, entering the EU for repair, the inward processing relief scheme will suspend duty and taxes until they are re-exported. Tax and duty are also suspended if the goods are entering the EU for a short time, such as for an exhibition.
If the goods will be stored for a while or, for some reason, it is critical to move the "tax point" (the date of supply), customs warehousing is a flexible and efficient device. Procedures suspending taxes can be useful even if a product is duty free, because with a VAT rate of 17.5 per cent, freezing the tax bill for a time can have a nice effect on cash flow.
But when all duty costs have been reduced or removed, the cost of the administrative clearance remains. Agent's fees can be higher than the duty paid. Depending on the volume of transactions, it might be worth investigating the possibility of in-house clearance.
Single declaration
In the future, businesses should be able to declare all of their imports in one member state under the Single European Authorisation regime. For companies with European branches or multi-source imports, centralising the process in one place could generate some substantial savings.
Customs authorities are well aware that although duty rates are coming down, the need for compliance cannot hinder international trade.
In an era of globalisation and getting to market before the rest, the clearance process could become a source of competitive advantage for the buyer with the right knowledge.
Catherine Truel is a freelance business journalist


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