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Glenview Capital Submits Documentation Confirming Shareholders Have Approved All Consents Necessary to Revitalize HMA Glenview Thanks Fellow Shareholders for Supporting Efforts To Build Value, Quality and Culture PR Newswire NEW YORK, Aug. 12, 2013 NEW YORK, Aug. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Glenview Capital Management LLC, which owns 14.6% of the common stock of Health Management Associates, Inc. (NYSE: HMA) through affiliated investment funds, today issued the following statement: "Earlier today, Glenview submitted to the appropriate representatives of HMA documentation that a majority of shareholders have voted for the removal and replacement of the entire Board of Directors at HMA. We anticipate that the Sitting HMA Board will work with their outside advisors to ensure a prompt fiduciary review of the voting results. Led by future HMA Chairman Steven Shulman, the nominees will be in contact with the outgoing HMA Board and their advisors to ensure a smooth transition to be effected this week. On behalf of our investors and our team, we would like to offer our appreciation to the many constituents of HMA: oTo the hard working men and women of HMA who maintained focus and dedication to their mission throughout this seven week process and who strive to improve health outcomes throughout their local communities; oTo fellow shareholders who took the time to consider the myriad of issues and who voted, based upon both financial and moral values, to take action to improve our Company; oTo the nominees of the Fresh Alternative slate of Directors who were willing to lend their efforts and talents despite an uncertain path and who will work diligently to improve our Company, and to the team at Alvarez & Marsal who have prepared for a responsible transition and a path to stabilization and improvement; oTo the independent advisory services of Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis who cut through the rhetoric to help frame and analyze the issues at hand, and for their support of complete change at HMA; oTo Akin Gump, UBS, Okapi Partners and ASC Advisors, our legal, financial, proxy and communications advisors; and oTo the Sitting Board and their advisors, in anticipation of their working honorably and constructively through the upcoming transition. For a few months within our thirteenth year of operation, our firm moved uncomfortably into the public eye in order to advance three important causes: i) First, it is incumbent on Management, Boards and shareholders to work constructively and methodically to improve shareholder value over time to ensure an appropriate risk adjusted return on capital for owners. This includes the Board's responsibility to review financial and strategic alternatives and operational and human resource performance in an intellectually honest manner, prioritizing shareholder returns over social or legacy issues. ii) Second, it is imperative that Management and Boards treat shareholders as true partners rather than adversaries in the journey to build sustainable value and quality enterprises. iii) Finally, it is the responsibility of shareholders to embrace and support change when neither of these conditions are satisfied. We believe that these key principles brought together investors across every category -- mutual funds, pension funds, hedge funds, individual investors and current and former employees and retirees – to defend and promote shareholders' rights through their consents to Revitalize HMA. We at Glenview are proud of our efforts to improve quality, compliance, accountability and shareholder value at HMA, and we are happy to have contributed to the broader discourse by challenging all shareholders to think and act like owners to promote financial and corporate success. Several months from now, with greater Board and Management engagement and greater transparency, Glenview and other shareholders will consider the Community Proposal with an eye towards maximizing shareholder value and positioning HMA to best serve the healthcare needs of its local communities." About Glenview Capital Management Glenview Capital Management is a private investment management firm with more than $6 billion of assets under management. The firm was founded in 2000 and manages capital for qualified investors through a series of private investment funds, and has offices in New York and London. Glenview is focused on delivering attractive absolute returns through an intense focus on deep, fundamental research and individual security selection. For More Information go to www.revitalizehma.com or contact: Media: Scott Tagliarino/Katrina Allen ASC Advisors LLC (203) 992-1230 Investors: Bruce Goldfarb/ Patrick McHugh/ Lydia Mulyk Okapi Partners LLC (212) 297-0720 Toll Free: (877) 869-0171 GLENVIEW CAPITAL PARTNERS, L.P., GLENVIEW CAPITAL MASTER FUND, LTD., GLENVIEW INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS, L.P., GLENVIEW OFFSHORE OPPORTUNITY MASTER FUND, LTD., GLENVIEW CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY FUND, L.P., GLENVIEW CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC AND LARRY ROBBINS (COLLECTIVELY, "GLENVIEW") TOGETHER WITH THE PROPOSED NOMINEES (COLLECTIVELY, WITH GLENVIEW, THE "PARTICIPANTS") HAVE FILED WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (THE "SEC") A DEFINITIVE CONSENT STATEMENT AND ACCOMPANYING CONSENT CARD TO BE USED TO SOLICIT WRITTEN CONSENTS FROM THE STOCKHOLDERS OF HEALTH MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES, INC. ("HMA" OR "THE COMPANY") IN CONNECTION WITH GLENVIEW'S INTENT TO TAKE CORPORATE ACTION BY WRITTEN CONSENT. ALL STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COMPANYARE ADVISED TO READ THE DEFINITIVE CONSENT STATEMENT AND OTHER DOCUMENTS RELATED TO THE SOLICITATION OF WRITTEN CONSENTS FROM THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COMPANY BY THE PARTICIPANTS BECAUSE THEY CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION. INFORMATION RELATING TO THE PARTICIPANTS IS CONTAINED IN THE DEFINITIVE CONSENT STATEMENT FILED ON JULY 16, 2013. THE DEFINITIVE CONSENT STATEMENT AND FORM OF WRITTEN CONSENT ARE BEING FURNISHED TO SOME OR ALL OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COMPANY AND ARE, ALONG WITH OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTS, AVAILABLE AT NO CHARGE ON THE SEC'S WEB SITE AT HTTP://WWW.SEC.GOV. IN ADDITION, GLENVIEW WILL PROVIDE COPIES OF THE DEFINITIVE CONSENT STATEMENT AND ACCOMPANYING CONSENT CARD (WHEN AVAILABLE) WITHOUT CHARGE UPON REQUEST TO OKAPI PARTNERS LLC, TELEPHONE: (877) 869-0171. Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Statements This presentation may include "forward-looking statements" that reflect current views of future events. Statements that include the words "expect," "intend," "plan," "believe," "project," "anticipate," "will," "may," "would" and similar statements of a future or forward-looking nature are often used to identify forward-looking statements. Similarly, statements that describe our objectives, plans or goals are forward-looking. Glenview's forward-looking statements are based on its current intent, belief, expectations, estimates and projections regarding the Company and projections regarding the industry in which it operates. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other factors that are difficult to predict and that could cause actual results to differ materially. Accordingly, you should not rely upon forward-looking statements as a prediction of actual results and actual results may vary materially from what is expressed in or indicated by the forward-looking statements. Except to the extent required by applicable law, no person undertakes any obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future developments or otherwise. SOURCE Glenview Capital Management LLC Website: http://www.revitalizehma.com
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Around Old San Juan you'll find several tributes to Christopher Columbus who is credited with the island's "discovery" in 1493. This particularly lovely fountain and monument can be found in Plaza de Colon bounded by Calle Fortaleza and San Francisco Street. Originally named St. James Square, the square was given its present name in 1893 when the monument was erected to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Colombus's discovery of the island. The statue of Columbus depicts him holding a flag in his left hand and a globe in the right. Some particularly finely wrought bronze plaques at the base of the monument illustrate important events in the life of Christopher Columbus.
I'm not sure what the lovely building in the background is here, but pictures of the statue taken from a different angle would show San Cristobal as a particularly fitting backdrop. Other monuments to Columbus are on display around town as well.
Christopher Columbus "discovered" Puerto Rico in 1493, during his second voyage to the Americas. However, as many people in the country will quickly remind you, others had discovered it before him. The native people were known as Tainos, and they were forced into slavery by the Spanish conquerors. About 30 years after Cristobal Colon first set foot on the island, the entire native population had disappeared. In this context, it's easy to understand how some people might not look at the huge statue that sits in the middle of the plaza with a friendly eye - the statue and plaza were dedicated to Colon in 1893 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of his arrival to Puerto Rico.
Despite the slight controversy surrounding the explorer from Spain, I thought the atmosphere around the Plaza de Colon was really nice. Since we walked over from the Condado area, that's where I got my first taste of the old city. The plaza is surrounded by many cafes that offer outdoor seating, and every day people set up little tents to sell souvenirs and some local arts and crafts. Plaza de Colon is also where you need to go if you're looking for a taxi to get you back to your hotel after a great day in Old San Juan!
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In a nutshell it's a plaza to commemorate the "discoverer" of the Americas. There's not really much to do aside from snapping photos of the statue or of yourself.
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Built in 1893 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Columbus's discovery of Puerto Rico. Nice place to rest and view the harbor.
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Amnesty International: Global crisis on torture exposed by new worldwide campaign
News Source : Amnesty International: Global crisis on torture exposed by new worldwide campaign
Amnesty International has reported on torture or other ill-treatment in 141 countries over the past five years
New global survey of more than 21,000 people in 21 countries across every continent reveals fear of torture exists in all these countries
Nearly half of respondents fear torture if taken into custody
More than 80% want strong laws to protect them from torture
More than a third believe torture can be justified
Amnesty International has accused governments around the world of betraying their commitments to stamp out torture, three decades after the ground-breaking Convention Against Torture was adopted by the UN in 1984.
"Governments around the world are two-faced on torture - prohibiting it in law, but facilitating it in practice" said Salil Shetty, Amnesty International's Secretary General, as he launched Stop Torture, Amnesty International's latest global campaign to combat widespread torture and other ill-treatment in the modern world.
"Torture is not just alive and well – it is flourishing in many parts of the world. As more governments seek to justify torture in the name of national security, the steady progress made in this field over the last thirty years is being eroded."
Since 1984, 155 states have ratified the UN Convention Against Torture, 142 of which are researched by Amnesty International. In 2014, Amnesty International observed at least 79 of these still torturing – more than half the states party to the Convention that the organisation reports on. A further 40 UN states haven't adopted the Convention, although the global legal ban on torture binds them too.
Over the last five years, Amnesty International has reported on torture and other forms of ill-treatment in at least 141 countries from every region of the world – virtually every country on which it works. The secretive nature of torture means the true number of countries that torture is likely to be higher still.
In some of these countries torture is routine and systematic. In others, Amnesty International has only documented isolated and exceptional cases. The organization finds even one case of torture or other ill-treatment totally unacceptable.
The Stop Torture campaign launches with a new media briefing, Torture in 2014: 30 Years of Broken Promises, which provides an overview of the use of torture in the world today.
The briefing details a variety of torture techniques – from stress positions and sleep deprivation to electrocution of the genitals – used against criminal suspects, security suspects, dissenting voices, political rivals and others.
As part of the campaign Amnesty International commissioned a Globescan survey to gauge worldwide attitudes to torture. Alarmingly, the survey found nearly half (44%) of respondents – from 21 countries across every continent - fear they would be at risk of torture if taken into custody in their country.
The vast majority (82%) believe there should be clear laws against torture. However, more than a third (36%) still thought torture could be justified in certain circumstances.
"The results from this new global survey are startling, with nearly half of the people we surveyed feeling fearful and personally vulnerable to torture. The vast majority of people believe that there should be clear rules against torture, although more than a third still think that torture could be justified in certain circumstances. Overall, we can see broad global support amongst the public for action to prevent torture," said Caroline Holme, Director at GlobeScan.
Measures such as the criminalisation of torture in national legislation, opening detention centres to independent monitors, and video recording interrogations have all led to a decrease in the use of torture in those countries taking their commitments under the Convention Against Torture seriously.
Amnesty International is calling on governments to implement protective mechanisms to prevent and punish torture – such as proper medical examinations, prompt access to lawyers, independent checks on places of detention, independent and effective investigations of torture allegations, the prosecution of suspects and proper redress for victims.
The organization's global work against torture continues, but will focus in particular on five countries where torture is rife and Amnesty International believes it can achieve significant impact. Substantive reports with specific recommendations for each will form the spine of the campaign.
In Mexico the government argues that torture is the exception rather than the norm, but in reality abuse by police and security forces is widespread and goes unpunished. Miriam López Vargas, a 31 year-old mother of four, was abducted from her hometown of Ensenada by two soldiers in plainclothes, and taken to a military barracks. She was held there for a week, raped three times, asphyxiated and electrocuted to force her to confess that she was involved in drug-related offences. Three years have passed, but none of her torturers have been brought to justice.
Justice is out of reach for most torture survivors in the Philippines. A secret detention facility was recently discovered where police officers abused detainees 'for fun'. Police officers reportedly spun a 'wheel of torture' to decide how to torture prisoners. Media coverage led to an internal investigation and some officers being dismissed, but Amnesty International is calling for a thorough and impartial investigation which will lead to the prosecution in court of the officers involved. Most acts of police torture remain unreported and torture survivors continue to suffer in silence.
In Morocco and Western Sahara, authorities rarely investigate reports of torture.
Spanish authorities extradited Ali Aarrass to Morocco despite fears he would be tortured. He was picked up by intelligence officers and taken to a secret detention centre, where he says they electrocuted his testicles, beat the soles of his feet and hanged him by his wrists for hours on end. He says the officers forced him to confess to assisting a terrorist group. Ali Aarass was convicted and sentenced to 12 years behind bars on the basis of that "confession". His allegation of torture has never been investigated.
In Nigeria, police and military personnel use torture as a matter of routine. When Moses Akatugba was arrested by soldiers he was 16 years old. He said they beat him and shot him in the hand. According to Moses he was then transfered to the police, who hanged him by his limbs for hours at a police station. Moses says he was tortured into signing a "confession" that he was involved in a robbery. The allegation that he confessed as a result of torture was never fully investigated. In November 2013, after eight years waiting for a verdict, Moses was sentenced to death.
In Uzbekistan, torture is pervasive but few torturers are ever brought to justice. The country is closed to Amnesty International. Dilorom Abdukadirova spent five years in exile after security forces opened fire on a protest she was attending. On returning to Uzbekistan, she was detained, barred from seeing her family, and charged with attempting to overthrow the government. During her trial, she looked emaciated with bruising on her face. Her family are convinced she had been tortured.
"Thirty years ago Amnesty led the campaign for a worldwide commitment to combat torture resulting in the UN's Convention Against Torture. Much progress has been made since, but it is disheartening that today we still need a worldwide campaign to ensure that those promises are fulfilled," said Salil Shetty.
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V for Verizon? One Reporter's Telecom Vendetta
CNN's Allen Wastler recently dialed up pro-regulation rhetoric in a rant against Verizon (NYSE: VZ). "These telecoms. Somebody ought to regulate them, huh?" a nearly apoplectic Allen Wastler asked his colleagues as he began his August 26 tirade on "In the Money."
Nowhere in his story did the CNN/Money.com editor mention the high cost government already imposes on phone customers with taxes and fees, or that the FCC voted recently to expand the reach of the "universal service fee" to voice-over-Internet and cell phone customers.
Wastler said that "once upon a time" the government required a "universal service fee" of DSL providers to finance rural telephone service that phone companies were reluctant to provide, but that the government stopped requiring the charge for DSL subscribers. That's misleading.
According to the FCC Web site, "all telecommunications companies that provide interstate telecommunications service contribute to the Universal Service Fund." While the FCC "does not require companies to recover their Universal Service contributions from their customer," "Each company makes a business decision about whether and how to assess charges to recover its Universal Service costs."
So what's the problem? Well, Wastler complained that in lieu of a "universal service fee," Verizon is charging customers like him $2.70 a month in a "supplier surcharge fee" at a "13-cent savings" over the universal service fee that was previously imposed. Wastler also savaged BellSouth (NYSE: BLS) for levying a "regulatory recovery fee because they have to deal with so many regulations."
A frustrated Wastler then exploded: "They should deal with more as far as I'm thinking." "I got a brief glimpse of hope from down South," he added, noting that "a federal court in Atlanta" ruled that states "can regulate telecoms for all those little extra charges and the fine print and stuff."
The business reporter later sniffed that if phone companies "weren't trying to stiff me out of money that belongs to me," they wouldn't have to deal with more regulation.
Yet nowhere in his story did Wastler consider how government taxes and regulations already "stiff" the consumer or how more government involvement in fee structures could hike consumers' costs.
A study by economists Thomas M. Lenard and Brent D. Mast said "the typical wireless user faces a total tax rate (federal, state and local) of over 14 percent on wireless services," consumeraffairs.com reported in October 2003. What's more, New York state, where Wastler films "In the Money," had the highest state excise tax on telephone service, according to the consumer news Web site.
And the tax bite has only gotten larger, reaching 17 percent in 2005, "an increase of three percentage points more than in 2003," Steve Largent, a wireless phone trade group's president, noted in March 2005.
What's more, in June the FCC approved regulatory changes that should make it even harder for consumers to escape charges. It voted unanimously "to require all voice over Internet Protocol services that connect to the public-switched telephone network" to pay into the Universal Service Fund, CNetNews.com's Anne Broache reported on June 21.
"The same FCC order would also raise the share that cell phone providers must contribute to the pool," she added, which could impact consumers.


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Yes, I am,
wanted to keep thing internationally though. I have been thinking to tape prints down on two sides only. I usually print full frame and it would allow my to still make maximum use of the papersize.
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Yes, I am,
wanted to keep thing internationally though. I have been thinking to tape prints down on two sides only. I usually print full frame and it would allow my to still make maximum use of the papersize.
I also use the tape-ot-to-glass method. Maybe 1% drydown now, so I don't mind the slight loss of paper size due to trimming. Flatty, glass-like prints. (Thanks, Donald!)
The drydown effect is caused because fibre prints shrink as they dry. This contraction of the gelatine causes the increase in contrast. Therefore taping stops the shrinkage, and the drydown.
If the image size / paper size is measured before, and after drying, the shrinkage will be evident. Because the taped print is not allowed to shrink its final trimmed size will be very close to the traditionally dried print.
Taping on only two sides will result in the print adopting an hourglass shape, interesting but unlikely to set a trend.
The slower a print is dried in the conventional way the flatter it will be. Clipping two prints back to back whilst they dry is another well tried method of flattening, but doesnt get over the drydown problem.
If you use the name "naaldvoerder" it is quite obvious that you are either from Holland or from Belgium. Hence my question.
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Hey, thanks to all who chimed in on this.
I will try the methods offered up.
I can see this is a great place. Keep up the positive energy here!
Just to add to the confusion: what I do is use plastic clothes hangers, the ones with the clips. Clip the wet print by two corners. Put two more clips on the bottom corners, for weight. Works pretty well. However, if you get serious about fiber paper, then there is nothing that beats a dry mount press, and nothing, IMHO, that looks better than a dry mounted fiber print.
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Years ago I had the uncharacteristic foresight to buy a Seal 110S dry mount press for a couple of hundred dollars when I had the chance.
Now I am with the hang 'em up to dry and then use the press to smooth them out contingent. Pretty quick and easy with very nice results.
I use a FB print dryer, which dries a print totally flat in 10 minutes, albeit with a slight overall curve. Is this ok - are there any drawbacks to using this method?
Thanks for sharing your methods. Tried it yesterday and it works awesome; flat print of bigger size even after losing hte small rim and less drydown. Thanks again!!


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Two Kinds of Religion
That is one kind of religion, but not the only kind. However much a person agrees with Nietzsche's critique, it doesn't apply to another kind of religion.
Many of us are not particularly concerned about the afterlife. I hope there is an afterlife, but I'm not trying to live a Christian life because of that hope. Indeed, it would be more accurate to say that I have hope for eternal life because I am trying to live a Christian life. I doubt much would change for me were someone to convince me that there is no immortality. I'm quite sure that for many Christians religion is like that.
I'm a Mormon Christian because of an encounter with the Divine that became an ongoing encounter. Though there have been and I hope will again be moments of supreme spiritual bliss, most of my encounter doesn't have that quality. Instead it manifests itself in the way the mundane world and those in it show themselves to me, and the way I find myself in the world and with others. The experience of religion is an experience in this world and of this world. It is an experience of the extraordinary character of the ordinary.
That obligation may be most obvious in my relationships with others: like anyone, in the presence of other persons I find myself obligated. I owe them at least a modicum of respect. That is the broadest way to describe what is probably the most important aspect of my ongoing experience of God.
But my obligation is a specific one, an obligation that is shaped and nurtured by being part of a specific, Mormon community. It could not exist as simply a general feeling of obligation. It must have specific content. That content is filled by my prayers for those I find myself among, by my scripture reading and my participation in worship. It is a content defined in a thousand ways that began with my baptism into the LDS Church as a teenager.
The result is not a life in which this world is given its value by another, transcendent world. Instead it is a life in which this world is of value, already and as it is.
Speaking through Joseph Smith, God said "All things are unto me spiritual" (D&C 29:34). As I read that it means that this temporal world is not a pale imitation of some other spiritual one, but that it too is spiritual. The meaning of life comes from lived life, not from something else. Ultimately there is no essential division between earthly and celestial life. They are both aspects of the same thing, namely the present existence of the world and my present existence in it.
It does not follow that this world is perfect or, especially, that there are no issues to be resolved within my life, religion, or religious community. Far from it. What follows is that I must live in the present world differently than I would if there were nothing divine or if the value of this world were determined by some transcendent one—differently, that is, than if atheism or the first kind of religion were true.
For Mormons, the obligations of religion come down to covenant. And James 1:27 gives a fundamental description of what that covenant requires: "Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, to visit the fatherless and widows in their afflictions, and to keep himself unspotted from the world."
Broadened, ritually pure religion demands covenant life with God and my sisters and brothers. That is not life spent waiting for something else. It is life with them here and now, a life of work creating, maintaining, and expanding the bonds of that covenant and its obligations.
Nietzsche may have been right about the first kind of religion, but his criticisms don't apply to the second.
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France dominated the first day of the J80 European championship that takes place at Barcelona's Maresme waterfront organized by Club Náutico El Balís, although two Spanish teams finished amongst the top three boats: 'Factor Energía', commanded by Olympic champion José María van der Ploeg and 'Movistar' skippered by Carlos Martínez.
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The first day of the European championship was ruled by light winds that constantly changed their direction. The first race started with a one-hour delay because of lack of wind and at the end the start was called with a Southeast wind of around six knots that was increasing lightly although then decreased again for today's second (and last of the day) race.
French team 'Interface Concept', commanded by Simon Moriceau, leads the championship after finishing first in the opening race and third in the following one. Two Spanish teams follow closely only two points behind, holding all options to give a fight for the continental title.
'Factor Energía', led by José María van der Ploeg (CN El Balís), Olympic gold medalist at the Finn class in the 1992 Barcelona Games, who also was champion of the world of the J80 class in 2012, after finishing second the year before, had to settle for fifth place in the first race, but reacted in the second one finishing first and securing a second overall place for this first day.
With the same amount of points that the host team, Carlos Martinez's 'Movistar', 2010 European champion and world bronze medalist in three occasions, is currently third. The boat from Real Club de Regatas Santiago de la Ribera finished second in the first race and then got a fourth place.
Russian boat 'Amelia', commanded by Andrey Samoylov, and French 'Ganja', skippered by Luc Nadal, are also amongst the event's top five boats after one day of competition in the European championship held by CN El Balís, in an event that gathers 52 boars from 10 different countries.
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6 December 2014 | The Economist
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"PRINTING has come a long way since Johannes Gutenberg perfected the commerical use of the printing press around 1439. Since then, movable type has given way to other processes, such as lithography and screen printing. In the digital era, laser, and inkjet printers arrived. Then 3D printers emerged to make solid objects by building up layers of material. What would be nice is a machine that could also print the electronics that go into devices. Now one group of researchers has succeeded in demonstrating how just such a machine might work."
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"In the same research lab where the ethernet, laser printer, and graphical user interface were born, engineers are forging an entirely new way to assemble electronic devices—a technique that could be faster, cheaper, and more versatile.
Typically, chips are made in bulk on semiconductor wafers and then cut into individual units and placed on motherboards inside computers and other devices. But researchers at PARC, in Palo Alto, California, envision doing something different with the wafers: chopping them up into hairs-width "chiplets," mixing them into an ink, and guiding the tiny pieces electrostatically to just the right spot and orientation on a substrate, from which a roller could pick them up and print them."
Next Trick for Laser Printers: Manufacturing Electronics
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"New York Times reporter John Markoff describes in today's Science Times how a new technique developed at PARC will print computing power onto a flexible surface.
Demonstrating what PARC CEO Stephen Hoover wrote for Techonomy last year—that 'a lot of the opportunities we're going to find in the 'Internet of things' are going to be about how to embed intelligence at very low cost in a distributed way into the world'—one potential of the technology Markoff describes is to take 3D-printing to the next level, by manufacturing not just a structure, but also its electronic functionality."
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"The technology, on display at PARC, is part of a new system for making electronics, one that takes advantage of a Xerox invention from the 1970s: the laser printer.
If perfected, it could lead to desktop manufacturing plants that 'print' the circuitry for a wide array of electronic devices — flexible smartphones that won't break when you sit on them; a supple, pressure-sensitive skin for a new breed of robot hands; smart-sensing medical bandages that could capture health data and then be thrown away...
The new manufacturing system the PARC researchers envision could be used to build custom computers one at a time, or as part of a 3-D printing system that makes smart objects with computing woven right into them...if the PARC researchers are successful, they will have thrown out 50 years of Silicon Valley conventional wisdom."
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Sinhala-Buddhist hardliners attacked the Fashion Bug store in the Colombo suburb of Pepiliyana late Thursday, hurled stones at the place, set merchandise on fire and smashed vehicles parked outside.Concerns have mounted over the security of Sri Lanka's Muslim minority, after hundreds of Buddhist hardliners attacked a Muslim clothing store in the country's largest city, Colombo. Sinhala-Buddhist hardliners attacked the Muslim-owned Fashion Bug store in the Colombo suburb of Pepiliyana late Thursday, hurled stones at the place, set merchandise on fire and smashed vehicles parked outside. At least three people sustained injuries during the attack. Army units were called in to disperse the mob. Official sources say the incident appears to be part of the wave of attacks targeting Sri Lanka's Muslim population. On Friday, police beefed up security across Sri Lanka and deployed commandos of the elite Special Task Force in Pepiliyana. "We are deploying more mobile patrols in vulnerable areas" across the country, said a senior police official who spoke on condition of anonymity, adding that extra police would be stationed to guard popular Muslim-owned shops. The Muslim Council of Sri Lanka, an umbrella organization for Sri Lankan Muslim groups, said the Thursday attack marks a new phase in the ethnic violence against the country's Muslim minority.
"It has created a fear psychosis among the Muslims," said council president N.M. Ameen."We know a majority of the (Buddhist) people do not support this type of activity," he added. Last month, Buddhist hardliners forced Islamic clerics to withdraw "halal" certification from food. In January, mobs pelted stones at another Muslim-owned clothing chain near Colombo. Muslim businessmen have also complained of random stone-throwing, intimidation and calls for the boycott of their shops. Earlier this year, President Mahinda Rajapakse called on the Buddhist monks not to provoke religious hatred and violence in the country. Muslims comprise 10 percent of Sri Lanka's population of 20 million. ASH/JR


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Erika P. Hamilton, M.D., of Duke University in Durham, N.C., and colleagues searched the medical literature from 2006 to 2008 for reports on phase III medical oncology clinical trials, and used U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval data to determine the availability of the therapies outside of clinical trials (off-protocol therapy).
The researchers found that, among the 172 trial reports reviewed, 108 trials (63 percent) evaluated drugs that were available for off-protocol therapy at the start of the trial, while the investigational drugs became available for off-protocol therapy during an additional 19 trials (11 percent). For the trials at U.S. sites, time to accrual was longer (41 versus 22 months) and not as efficient (8.8 versus 22.7 patients per month) when off-protocol therapies were available. Furthermore, although 47 percent of experimental therapies proved superior for at least one major clinical outcome and 27 percent improved survival, 66 percent of trials reported at least one serious toxicity.
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The Old Town School of Folk Music is a Chicago institution devoted to music education and presentation since 1957. Nearly every weekend The Old Town School plays host to the best international and local artists in world and roots music, jazz, blues and more. No seat in the School's intimate 425 seat Concert Hall is farther than 45 feet from the stage. The Chicago Tribune noted the hall's "spectacular acoustics and sight lines," while Centerstage Chicago commented about "the relaxed atmosphere of a bar along with great acoustics... The set up is perfect because it does what folk music does -- caters to the people." Comfortable seating, terrific sight lines, an impeccable sound system, and a lobby cafe that serves reasonably priced beer, wine, and food combine to make the Old Town School of Folk Music a unique live music experience.
WHAT: 2005 WINTER/SPRING Concert Season at The Old Town School of Folk Music WHERE: Old Town School of Folk MusicAmerican Airlines Concert Hall, 4544 N. Lincoln Avenue, Chicago TICKETS: Call 773.728.6000 Tickets can also be purchased through www.ticketweb.com. To find out more about these concerts and the artists listed below, please visit www.oldtownschool.org
Saturday, March 19 at 7 & 10 p.m. WDCB Welcomes LARRY SPARKS & THE LONESOME RAMBLERS, KING WILKIE$22, 20 Old Town School Members, $18 Seniors & Children Special thanks to Ray and Anita Hartshorne.
Larry Sparks began his career at the top of his profession when he worked with the Stanly Bros. and Ralph Stanley during the late 60's. He formed the Lonesome Ramblers in 1969, and began a recording career that to date has produced many albums and has established him as one of the top names in bluegrass. Known as the most soulful voice in bluegrass, Larry Sparks is the winner of the 2004 IBMA Male Vocalist of the Year Award.
Crowned; Emerging Artist of the Year at the 2004 International Bluegrass Music Association, King Wilkie injects bluegrass with their electrifying energy and modern edge. Combining traditional standards with true-to-form originals, these young turks are setting the bluegrass world on fire.
Sunday, March 20 at 4 & 7:30 p.m. Time Out Chicago Welcomes ROBBIE FULKS' SECRET COUNTRYBUDDY MILLERWith Special Guest AL ANDERSON $22, $20 Old Town School Members, $18 Seniors & Children Special thanks to Al and Phyllis Thomas. Robbie's Secret Country is hosted and written by Robbie Fulks, and produced and presented by the Old Town School of Folk Music. Robbie's Secret Country is made possible in part by a grant from The Chicago Community Trust.
Buddy Miller effortlessly blends a dozen American styles and idioms; he evokes the mongrel force that breathed life into America's best mid-century pop and folk music.
He wasn't the first. He wasn't the last. However, Al Anderson did spend an amazing 22 years there - playing guitar in the college of musical knowledge known as The New Rhythm and Blues Quartet or more simply, NRBQ.
Saturday, April 2 at 7 & 10 p.m. WLUW Welcomes JIMMIE DALE GILMOREWith Special Guest CAROLINE HERRING$20, $18 Old Town School Members, $16 Seniors & Children
"[Jimmie Dale] Gilmore's rich, haunting voice, with its reedy echoes of Willie Nelson, has a timeless, almost disembodied cast that makes it a perfect instrument for addressing questions of eternity without sounding pompous." -- Los Angeles Times.
"Caroline Herring sings folk songs with a country edge. Or maybe it's the other way around. Either way, the gifted songwriter knows her way around a tune. Her slightly honeyed twang, lilting and lovely, shapes the Southern slices of life that make up many of her story-songs." -– The Washington Post
Friday, April 15 at 8 p.m.World Acoustic SeriesWNUR Welcomes RIZWAN- MUAZZAM QAWWALI $25, $23 Old Town School Members, $21 Seniors & Children Special thanks to the Kalapriya Foundation Special thanks to the Franklin Philanthropic Foundation
Rizwan and Muazzam, nephews of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan come from a direct family line of Qawwali vocal music that spans over five centuries. Their inventive reinterpretations of spiritual love songs are based upon classical Islamic and Sufi texts.
Saturday, April 16 at 7 p.m. WLUW and Miles Ahead Jazz Radio Welcome 2nd ANNUALBASIN STREET RECORDS' NEW ORLEANS MUSIC FESTIVALKERMIT RUFFINS & THE BARBECUE SWINGERS Featuring DR. MICHAEL WHITE $22, 20 Old Town School Members, $18 Seniors & Children Special thanks to Joseph and Angela Holtzman
New Orleans native Kermit Ruffins is perhaps best known as the young trumpeter and vocalist who founded and shaped Rebirth Brass Band. In 1994 he left the Rebirth Brass Band to start his own solo career and to continue experimenting with different types of jazz. His music, like the Crescent City itself, swings hard with a big heart as it remembers tradition and the importance of good-timin' fun.
Sunday, April 17 at 7 p.m. Time Out Chicago Welcomes ROBBIE FULKS' SECRET COUNTRY JOHN COWAN BAND, THE GREENCARDS $20, $18 Old Town School Members, $16 Seniors & Children
John Cowan electrified millions as the voice and bassist of New Grass Revival, before doing the same with his own band. His blazing, emotive tenor is recognized as one of the treasures of the acoustic music world. In recent years, he has branched out into different genres, and has galvanized the respect of rock, country, blues and soul audiences. Drawn together by a common passion for creating inspired newgrass acoustic music, these three sterling musicians crossed continents to collide deep in the heart of Texas, where--as The Greencards--they've rapidly distinguished themselves amongst a new generation of acoustic musicians.
Sunday, April 24 at 7 p.m. WBEZ Welcomes BRAD MEHLDAU TRIO $22, 20 Old Town School Members, $18 Seniors & Children
Brad Mehldau has two sides to his musical personality that form a dichotomy. He is first and foremost an improviser, and greatly cherishes the surprise and wonder that can occur from a spontaneous musical idea that is expressed directly, in real time. But he also has a deep fascination for the formal architecture of music, and it informs everything he plays. In his most inspired playing, the actual structure of his musical thought serves as an expressive device.
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This year's annual Web Conference at Penn State attracts more attendees than ever
Conference attracts Web professionals from Penn State, beyond
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Ryan Morejon was attending Confab — a content strategy conference in Atlanta — when he first heard the buzz about the Web Conference at Penn State. He said that after hearing people he admired mention the University's conference, he was inspired to look into it himself.
"I saw the program had a good mix of speakers from within and outside of higher ed, which I thought was interesting because I like getting different perspectives," said Morejon, a social media strategist at Florida International University. "One session that stood out was Dave Tyler's on crisis communications, which is something all of us in higher education need to be thinking about."
When he got home, Morejon pitched the idea to his team and they agreed — he'd be traveling more than 1,200 miles from Miami to State College to attend the Web Conference at Penn State from June 9 to 11.
When the conference was born in 1998, registration was restricted to the Penn State community. Its doors were opened to the public in 2010, and this year more than 80 of the conference's almost 550 attendees and presenters came from 55 institutions other than Penn State, continuing the trend of more people from outside the University attending each year.
"This was my first year coming to Penn State, and I feel like I've been missing out all those years I didn't go," said Tyler, social and digital media manager at the College at Brockport State University of New York. "I loved seeing all the energy and getting inspired. It gets my batteries recharged and gets me going again in the office."
Tyler spoke about crisis communications in his session "How a School and a Community Responds to a Student Death," one of the must-see presentations on Morejon's list. Tyler discussed the ways he and his colleagues handled a student death that happened at the college in September 2012.
"This was obviously a sad situation we had to deal with, and I wanted to talk about how we worked to be human on social media and got out from behind press releases," said Tyler. "Sometimes you feel you need to use the typical corporate crisis mentality, but social media is teaching us that's not the case anymore."
When he wasn't presenting, Tyler had time to catch other sessions, and some of his favorites included Penn State's Derick Burns and Jennifer Montminy's presentation on internal social media strategies and Monroe Community College's Colleen Brennan-Barry's session on project management.
In addition to the speaker sessions, the conference also featured four keynote addresses, delivered by Josh Clark, Jeremy Keith, Alexis Ohanian and Tiffany Shlain. While everyone had their own favorite, Laura Herring, Web content coordinator at American University in Washington, D.C., connected most with Shlain's.
"All the keynotes were great, but Tiffany's openness about some of her own failures as she's explored crowdsourced video was really powerful," said Herring. "She also really got me thinking about stepping away from technology more often and just living life."
It wasn't just the sessions and keynote speakers that made an impression on attendees, though.
Tyler said that even though he graduated from the University of Notre Dame, he left the reception at the stadium on the first night feeling the Penn State pride. Herring even got a chance to hang out at the Penn State Berkey Creamery with keynote speaker Ohanian and a new group of friends she met at the conference. (Morejon, who enjoyed a few scoops of Pralines N Cream, was impressed Penn State had its own creamery.)
"We had great ice cream and talked about creativity, Reddit and — believe it or not — cow tipping," Herring said.
Next year's Web Conference at Penn State, "Design the Future," will take place June 22 to 24. For the latest news, as well as to watch session videos and view photos from this year's event, go to http://webconference.psu.edu.
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In a report published Thursday, Stifel analyst Jerry Herman initiated coverage on Navigant Consulting (NYSE: NCI) with a Hold rating.
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