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Canadian Solar to supply 112 MW of PV modules to Sunrun in 2016
This large purchase by the third-largest U.S. residential installer shows diversification away from REC Solar, its main supplier for the last two years.
SunEdison offloads 425 MW Indian solar assets to TerraForm, pays down margin loan
Yieldco drop-down seen as strategic move designed to boost the U.S. company's flagging balance sheet; move unlikely to trigger wholesale withdrawal from the growing Indian market.
Apple, SunPower join forces to invest in 170 MW of solar in Inner Mongolia
Apple Inc. is investing around 40% of the RMB 659 million required to install 170 MW worth of solar PV plants in Inner Mongolia. SunPower and Zhonghuan Semiconductor are providing the remaining funds.
India: Waaree wins contract for 75 MW PV plant, orders 100 MW Huawei inverters
The Indian EPC last week secured the rights to develop a 75 MW solar PV plant in the Indian state of Gujarat, prompting an order for 100 MW of inverters and smart PV solutions from China's Huawei.
End of German energy storage funding will see market drop 13% in 2016
The expiration of Germany's energy storage program this December is expected to see market growth contract 13% in 2016, says EuPD Research. This year, up to 16,000 small scale solar+storage systems are forecast to be installed in...
British public vastly overestimate solar support levels, poll finds
According to a new YouGov poll commissioned by the Solar Trade Association, subsidies for U.K. solar power are 22 times less than people actually think, comprising just GBP 9 per consumer per year.
US DOE awards $125m for 41 transformational energy tech projects, including solar
Funds issued as part of the Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy to be issued ahead of the UN Climate Change talks in Paris as part of wider investment in low carbon economy.
Solar O&M market to surpass 390 GW by 2020, says GTM
Report from GTM Research forecasts a tripling of the global solar operations and maintenance market from 133 GW this year to more than 390 GW by 2020, growing even in regions where PV expansion has stalled.
Germany: LG Chem to supply batteries for Steag's 90 MW energy storage project
LG Chem will supply Steag with six of its large-scale lithium ion (Li-ion) batteries for what will become the largest energy storage system project of its kind, when complete, in 2017. Steag is investing EUR 100 million in the 90...
Turkey: New directive sees import duties on solar modules
Turkey has issued a new directive, which will see solar modules charged an import tax of around US$125, determined by weight. The new regulation will apply to all PV manufacturers outside of Turkey from December 19.
SunEdison fires TerraForm Power President & CEO Domenech, shifts board
The company's management changes follow a shift in strategy, with an attempt to be more "boring" after rapid growth spooked investors.
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Following the module manufacturers' lead, China's largest inverter manufacturer, Sungrow, is entering the downstream solar business, having signed an agreement with the Chaohu municipal government in east China to develop up to...
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Kansas Legislators Conclude Higher Education Tour
Associated Press - October 30, 2013 7:11 pm
The Hall Family Foundation has made a $1.46 million gift and challenge grant to the University of Kansas to support the humanities.
Kansas legislators say a two-week tour of the state's public colleges and universities has provided a good exchange of information ahead of their 2014 session.
Members of the House Appropriations and Senate Ways and Means committees finished the tour Wednesday at two campuses of the University of Kansas.
Lawmakers submitted dozens of detailed questions to higher education officials about universities' budgeting ahead of the tour, and they've received more than 200 pages of answers. But in the past, tours of campuses, prisons and state hospitals have allowed legislators to judge conditions for themselves and talk to workers, inmates and patients.
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November 30, 2015
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An Emporia man has been charged with the shooting death that happened in Emporia earlier this month.
KVOE reports Samuel Domingo Llamas is charged with aiding and abetting first degree murder in connection with the death of 25 year old Omar Flores of Basehor.
Llamas is also charged with one count of discharging a firearm at a motor vehicle.
Police say Flores was shot outside Emporia's Rodeway Inn, he was found in a car after he'd been shot multiple time.
Llamas preliminary hearing is set for October 30th, he is being held on a $1 million bond.
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U.S. stock futures and European shares pared gains and the euro turned lower versus the dollar as the European Central Bank cut its economic forecast for the region and detailed plans to buy bonds.
Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index expiring this month climbed 0.4 percent at 8:37 a.m. in New York after rising as much as 0.7 percent. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index climbed 0.7 percent, trimming a gain of 1.1 percent. The euro was little changed at $1.2600 after strengthening 0.4 percent earlier.
Futures extended gains earlier after a private report showed employers added more jobs than forecast last month, bolstering optimism in the economy before tomorrow's government labor report. First-time unemployment claims were below forecast.
Companies in the U.S. added 201,000 workers in August, according to figures from Roseland, New Jersey-based ADP Employer Services. The median estimate in a Bloomberg survey called for an advance of 140,000. Estimates of the 41 economists ranged from increases of 90,000 to 170,000.
The S&P 500 in August climbed to its highest level on an intraday basis in more than four years, then failed to close at that milestone. The index has risen 12 percent this year and fluctuated near the 1,400 level for three weeks as European leaders worked to tame the region's debt crisis and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, last week he wouldn't rule out more stimulus.
Daily moves in the benchmark gauge narrowed to 0.4 percent last month from 2.2 percent a year ago, when economic and policy changes battered investors.
Most U.S. stocks fell yesterday, sending the S&P 500 lower for a second day, following a lowered earnings forecast at FedEx Corp. and disappointing global economic data.


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November 28, 2015
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - It was a pair of quarterbacks that stole show on Thursday night, combing to score 8 total touchdowns in their teams wins.
Malik Styles got the job done for Jefferson County in the Patriots 32-20 win over Central on MyVLT. Styles carried 21 times for 189 yards and 3 touchdowns.
Carter QB Jonathan Freeman continued his great beginning to the season, running for 3 TDs and throwing for 2 more. His efforts led the Hornets to a 33-0 win over Cocke County.
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Anisocoria is a condition where the pupil of one eye differs in size from the pupil of the other. Your pupil is the black circle in the center of your eye. The pupils of your eyes are usually the same size.
Anisocoria has several causes and it is only found in a small number of people. You can be born with this condition, or it can develop over time. In some cases, there is no cause for the difference in size. In addition, some people with anisocoria experience a difference in pupil size only temporarily and then the size returns to normal without treatment.
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You will normally notice an uneven pupil size yourself when you look into a mirror. Your doctor may also notice the condition during an eye examination.
You should seek medical care if the size of your pupils changes suddenly. Always contact a doctor right away if your pupils change in size following a massive headache or head injury.
During your appointment, your doctor will examine your eyes and take your vital signs. You should tell your doctor about any symptoms you have been experiencing along with the anisocoria. Be sure to mention if you recently had a headache, a change in your vision, a fever, or a stiff neck. Also notify your doctor if you have had any of the following symptoms:
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Abnormal growths—such as a brain tumor or a brain abscess—may be removed through surgery. If surgery is not an option, your doctor may use medical treatments to shrink the growth.
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November 27, 2015
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- TDOT says all construction projects by Britton Bridge, LLC will start again tomorrow, including work on the Henley Street bridge.
TDOT and TOSHA finished their safety reviews Wednesday and cleared for construction crews to get back to work. This also includes the project on State Route 33 in Union County.
On May 25, TDOT suspended all construction on Britton Bridge LLC projects across the state of Tennessee after a chunk of concrete fell off a support beam and hit Solin Estrada Jiminez in the head the day before.
It wasn't TOSHA's first time at the Henley Bridge construction site. They launched an investigation in January when 33-year-old John Womac died. TOSHA cited Britton Bridge for inadequate training and fined them almost $17,000.
No word yet on fines from this investigation.
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Applied Mathematics Letters, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, January 2005
- Yanping Guo, Wenrui Shan, Weigao Ge:
Positive solutions of singular ordinary differential equations with nonlinear boundary conditions. 1-9
- Ravi P. Agarwal, Donal O'Regan:
A note on the topological transversality theorem for acyclic maps. 17-22
- J. L. Bastardo, S. Abraham Ibrahim, Pedro Fernández de Córdoba, Javier F. Urchueguía Schölzel, Yu. L. Ratis:
Evaluation of Fresnel integrals based on the continued fractions method. 23-28
- Lucas Jódar, P. Sevilla-Peris, J. C. Cortés, R. Sala:
A new direct method for solving the Black-Scholes equation. 29-32
- Ravi P. Agarwal, Donal O'Regan:
Homotopy and normalization properties for admissible maps. 33-40
- Jian-Ping Sun:
A new existence theorem for right focal boundary value problems on a measure chain. 41-47
- Antonio Murciano, J. Lopez-Sanchez, Javier Zamora, E. Rodriguez-Santamaria:
Approximating an expectation related to cooperative robots. 49-53
- Silvana Ilie, David J. Jeffrey:
A note on Laplace's equation inside a cylinder. 55-59
- Yongkun Li, Lifei Zhu:
Existence of positive periodic solutions for difference equations with feedback control. 61-67
- Daqing Jiang, Huizhao Liu, Xiaojie Xu:
Nonresonant singular fourth-order boundary value problems. 69-75
- Yanhong Zhang, Chengkui Zhong:
Existence of global attractors for a nonlinear wave equation. 77-84
- Francisco J. Solis, Lucas Jódar, Benito Chen:
Chaos in the one-dimensional wave equation. 85-90
- Xiaojing Yang:
Multiple periodic solutions for a class of second order differential equations. 91-99
- Shugui Kang, Guang Zhang:
Existence of nontrivial periodic solutions for first order functional differential equations. 101-107
- Huagui Duan, Guozhen Li:
Random Mann iteration scheme and random fixed point theorems. 109-115
- Sung Kyu Choi, Nam Jip Koo, S. Dontha:
Asymptotic property in variation for nonlinear differential systems. 117-126
Volume 18, Number 2, February 2005
- Quoc-Phong Vu, Jun-Min Wang, Gen-Qi Xu, Siu-Pang Yung:
Spectral analysis and system of fundamental solutions for Timoshenko beams. 127-134
- A. Y. Lashin:
Some convolution properties of analytic functions. 135-138
- Peiguang Wang, Fengjie Geng:
On Phi 0-stability of difference equations. 139-147
- Miloud Sadkane:
Norm estimates of the Fourier series coefficients of the matrix resolvent. 149-153
- Dimitrios E. Panayotounakos:
Exact analytic solutions of unsolvable classes of first and second order nonlinear ODEs (Part I: Abel's equations). 155-162
- Pantelis A. Damianou, Christodoulos Sophocleous:
Noether and master symmetries for the Toda lattice. 163-170
- Behrouz Emamizadeh:
Decreasing rearrangement and a fuzzy variational problem. 171-178
- Manjun Ma:
Dominant and recessive solutions for second order self-adjoint linear difference equations. 179-185
- Kholmatzhon Kh. Imomnazarov, P. P. Korovin, T. T. Rakhmonov:
Numerical solution of an inverse problem of gravimetry for a contact surface. 187-190
- Sibel Yalçin:
A new class of Salagean-type harmonic univalent functions. 191-198
- Mingxin Wang, Yunlan Chen:
Qualitative analysis of a reaction-diffusion system. 199-203
- Xinmin Yang, Xiaoqi Yang, Kok Lay Teo:
Huard type second-order converse duality for nonlinear programming. 205-208
- E. O. Ayoola, A. W. Gbolagade:
Further results on the existence, uniqueness and stability of strong solutions of quantum stochastic differential equations. 219-227
- Joon-Mo Yang:
A note on the comparability of business survey indices. 229-237
- Daya K. Nagar, Arjun K. Gupta:
An identity involving invariant polynomials of matrix arguments. 239-243
Volume 18, Number 3, March 2005
- Chunhua Feng:
Almost periodic solutions for some integrodifferential equations with infinite delay. 245-252
- Ahmed Bonfoh:
Some Cahn-Hilliard-Gurtin models with a logarithmic potential. 253-259
- S. Harris:
Diffusive logistic population growth with immigration. 261-265
- Xiaoping Wang, Liusheng Liao:
On the asymptotic behavior of solutions of a nonlinear difference-differential equation. 267-272
- Bapurao C. Dhage:
On a fixed point theorem in Banach algebras with applications. 273-280
- Yong Zhou:
A blow-up result for a nonlinear wave equation with damping and vanishing initial energy in (M, d). 281-286
- B. Dimova, J. Wesley Barnes, E. Popova:
Arbitrary elementary landscapes & AR(1) processes. 287-292
- Abderrazek Karoui:
A note on the design of nonseparable orthonormal wavelet bases of L2(R3). 293-298
- Abderrazek Karoui:
On the existence of continuous solutions of nonlinear integral equations. 299-305
- Andrey A. Dobrynin, Leonid S. Melnikov:
Wiener index for graphs and their line graphs with arbitrary large cyclomatic numbers. 307-312
- Hai-Feng Huo:
Periodic solutions for a semi-ratio-dependent predator-prey system with functional responses. 313-320
- A. S. Fokas, Colin Rogers, Wolfgang K. Schief:
Evolution of methacrylate distribution during wood saturation. 321-328
- Yasar Bolat:
Oscillation criteria for nonlinear second-order difference equations with a nonlinear damped term. 329-338
- Xiao-Dong Zhang, Jia-Xi Wu:
Doubly stochastic matrices of trees. 339-343
- Weimin Wang, Kaitai Li, Li Hong:
Nonexistence of positive solutions of -Deltau = K(x)up in Rn. 345-351
- Yan Liu, Weisheng Jiang, Falun Huang:
On the stabilization of elastic plates with dynamical boundary control. 353-359
- Katharina T. Huber, Vincent Moulton, Charles Semple, Mike A. Steel:
Recovering a phylogenetic tree using pairwise closure operations. 361-366
Volume 18, Number 4, April 2005
- Dimitrios E. Panayotounakos, Nikos Sotiropoulos:
Exact analytic solutions of unsolvable classes of first- and second-order nonlinear ODEs (Part II: Emden-Fowler and relative equations). 367-374
- Mario Ahues:
A note on perturbed fixed slope iterations. 375-380
- Mario Ahues, Andrei Amosov, Alain Largillier, Olivier Titaud:
Lp error estimates for projection approximations. 381-386
- Elgiz Bairamov, Cafer Coskun:
The structure of the spectrum of a system of difference equations. 387-394
- Maged George Iskander:
A suggested approach for possibility and necessity dominance indices in stochastic fuzzy linear programming. 395-399
- Sergiu Aizicovici, Haewon Lee:
Nonlinear nonlocal Cauchy problems in Banach spaces. 401-407
- César Gutiérrez, Bienvenido Jiménez, Vicente Novo:
A property of efficient and ?-efficient solutions in vector optimization. 409-414
- H. T. Banks, Nathan L. Gibson:
Well-posedness in Maxwell systems with distributions of polarization relaxation parameters. 423-430
- Sehie Park:
Comments on collectively fixed points in generalized convex spaces. 431-437
- Maria do Rosário Grossinho, Luis Sanche, Stepan A. Tersian:
On the solvability of a boundary value problem for a fourth-order ordinary differential equation. 439-444
- J. Ignacio Tello:
On a nonlinear nonlocal ODE arising in magnetic recording. 445-450
- Guo-Jun Wang, Wei Wang, Fang Ren:
Conic functions on metric spaces and their application. 451-454
- Suren Arzumanyan:
An algorithm for computing the matching capacity. 455-461
- Rabah Rabah, Grigory M. Sklyar:
On a class of strongly stabilizable systems of neutral type. 463-469
- Radha Panini, Ram Prasad Srivastav:
Pricing perpetual options using Mellin transforms. 471-474
- Vasant A. Ubhaya:
Best approximation by integer-valued functions. 475-478
- To Fu Ma:
Positive solutions for a nonlinear Kirchhoff type beam equation. 479-482
Volume 18, Number 5, May 2005
- Tiziano Tommasini:
The Gramian expression of a Vandermonde matrix on symmetric points. 483-486
- Tiegang Fang, Chia-fon F. Lee:
A moving-wall boundary layer flow of a slightly rarefied gas free stream over a moving flat plate. 487-495
- Laurent Lévi, Emilie Rouvre, Guy Vallet:
Weak entropy solutions for degenerate parabolic-hyperbolic inequalities. 497-504
- Mustafa R. S. Kulenovic, Nabil Moussa:
The amplitudes of nonlinear oscillations. 505-511
- Shy-Der Lin, Yi-Shan Chao, Hari M. Srivastava:
Some expansions of the exponential integral in series of the incomplete Gamma function. 513-520
- Paul W. Eloe, Bashir Ahmad:
Positive solutions of a nonlinear nth order boundary value problem with nonlocal conditions. 521-527
- Xiaoming Huo:
Exact lower bound for proportion of maximally embedded beamlet. 529-534
- Carlos Alberto Raposo, Jorge Ferreira, Mauro de Lima Santos, Nelson Nery de Oliveira Castro:
Exponential stability for the Timoshenko system with two weak dampings. 535-541
- Zhaocai Hao, Lokenath Debnath:
On eigenvalue intervals and eigenfunctions of fourth-order singular boundary value problems. 543-553
- Stanislaw P. Kasperczuk:
Integrability of Hamiltonian systems and the Lame' equation. 555-561
- Yulin Zhao, Zhifen Zhang:
Abelian integrals and period functions for quasihomogeneous Hamiltonian vector fields. 563-569
- Filomena D. d'Almeida, Olivier Titaud, Paulo B. Vasconcelos:
A numerical study of iterative refinement schemes for weakly singular integral equations. 571-576
- Ferhan Merdivenci Atici, Serap Gulsan Topal:
The generalized quasilinearization method and three point boundary value problems on time scales. 577-585
- Ruyun Ma, Bevan Thompson:
Multiplicity results for second-order two-point boundary value problems with nonlinearities across several eigenvalues. 587-595
- Yan Xu:
On the value distribution of derivatives of meromorphic functions. 597-602
Volume 18, Number 6, June 2005
- Pietro Cerone, Sever Silvestru Dragomir:
New bounds for the Cebysev functional. 603-611
- Wan Yi Wang, Maoan Han, Jiong Sun:
On Hopf cyclicity of planar systems with multiple parameters. 613-619
- Dingyong Bai, Yuantong Xu:
Existence of positive solutions for boundary-value problems of second-order delay differential equations. 621-630
- Yves-Marie Scolan, Jacques Louis:
On some integrals of Glauert's type. 631-633
- Cheon Seoung Ryoo:
Verification for existence of solutions for some generalized obstacle problems. 635-640
- Laurent Chupin:
Boundary layers for stress diffusive perturbation in viscoelastic fluids. 641-647
- Taishan Yi, Lihong Huang, Sihu Hu:
Convergence of a class of discrete-time semiflows with applications to difference systems. 649-655
- Qingbiao Wu, Shijun Yang:
A note to Ujevic's generalization of Ostrowski's inequality. 657-665
- Thomas Hagen:
On the semigroup of linearized forced elongation. 667-672
- M. Isabel Asensio, Luis Ferragut, Jacques Simon:
A convection model for fire spread simulation. 673-677
- Harishchandra S. Ramane, Hanumappa B. Walikar, Siddani Bhaskara Rao, B. Devadas Acharya, Prabhakar Ramrao Hampiholi, Sudhir R. Jog, Ivan Gutman:
Spectra and energies of iterated line graphs of regular graphs. 679-682
- Ju H. Park, O. M. Kwon:
Novel stability criterion of time delay systems with nonlinear uncertainties. 683-688
- Ju H. Park:
Stability for a competitive Lotka-Volterra system with delays: LMI optimization approach. 689-694
- Muhammad Aslam Noor:
Generalized mixed quasi-equilibrium problems with trifunction. 695-700
- Sandra M. S. de Godoy, Maria Aparecida Bená:
Stability criteria in terms of two measures for functional differential equations. 701-706
- Margaritis Kostoglou:
On the analytical separation of variables solution for a class of partial integro-differential equations. 707-712
- Yongjiang Yu, Kaitai Li:
Gevrey class regularity for the viscous Camassa-Holm equations. 713-719
Volume 18, Number 7, July 2005
- Izhar Ahmad, Z. Husain:
Nondifferentiable second order symmetric duality in multiobjective programming. 721-728
- Alberto d'Onofrio:
On pulse vaccination strategy in the SIR epidemic model with vertical transmission. 729-732
- Zhaosheng Feng:
An exact solution to the Korteweg-de Vries-Burgers equation. 733-737
- Guy Jumarie:
On the representation of fractional Brownian motion as an integral with respect to (dt)alpha. 739-748
- Yuan-Ming Wang:
On accelerated monotone iterations for numerical solutions of semilinear elliptic boundary value problems. 749-755
- V. Sundarapandian:
Exponential stabilizability and robustness analysis for discrete-time nonlinear systems. 757-764
- V. Sundarapandian:
A counterexample for the global separation principle for discrete-time nonlinear systems. 765-768
- Dobromir T. Dimitrov, Hristo V. Kojouharov:
Nonstandard finite-difference schemes for general two-dimensional autonomous dynamical systems. 769-774
- Yuqing Chen, Yeol Je Cho, Donal O'Regan:
On perturbations of accretive mappings. 775-781
- Francisco Guillén-González, M. A. Rodríguez-Bellido:
On the uniqueness and regularity of the Primitive Equations imposing additional anisotropic regularity. 783-789
- Jinyan Fan:
Generalized separation theorems and the Farkas' lemma. 791-796
- Seongjai Kim, Chang-Soo Shin, Joseph B. Keller:
High-frequency asymptotics for the numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation. 797-804
- David O. Olagunju:
A fourth-order eigenvalue problem arising in viscoelastic flow. 805-810
- Ida Bonzani, Renato Lancellotta:
Some remarks on nonlinear consolidation models. 811-815
- Guy Jumarie:
On the solution of the stochastic differential equation of exponential growth driven by fractional Brownian motion. 817-826
- A. Kh. Khanmamedov:
Existence of a global attractor for the plate equation with a critical exponent in an unbounded domain. 827-832
- Alexandre Ern, Jennifer Proft:
A posteriori discontinuous Galerkin error estimates for transient convection-diffusion equations. 833-841
Volume 18, Number 8, August 2005
- Yunda Dong:
An LS-free splitting method for composite mappings. 843-848
- Hari M. Srivastava, Vijay Gupta:
Rate of convergence for the Bézier variant of the Bleimann-Butzer-Hahn operators. 849-857
- Salahuddin, M. K. Ahmad, A. H. Siddiqi:
Existence results for generalized nonlinear variational inclusions. 859-864
- D. Mackey, L. Plantié, M. M. Turner:
Instabilities and pattern formation in low temperature plasmas. 865-873
- Jeffrey Ehme:
Uniqueness and existence for perturbed focal boundary value problems. 875-879
- Yumei Xu, Lishan Li, Lokenath Debnath:
A necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of positive solutions of singular boundary value problems. 881-889
- K. Ivaz, T. Nikazad:
An inverse solidification of pure substance problem in two dimensions. 891-896
- Nicholas M. Bessonov, Peter V. Gordon, Gregory I. Sivashinsky, Ann Zinoviev:
On metastable deflagration in porous medium combustion. 897-903
- Johnny Henderson:
Uniqueness implies existence for three-point boundary value problems for second order differential equations. 905-909
- Andrei Halanay, Carmen Anca Safta:
Stabilization of some nonlinear controlled electrohydraulic servosystems. 911-915
- Ngoc-Diep Ho, Paul Van Dooren:
On the pseudo-inverse of the Laplacian of a bipartite graph. 917-922
- Piotr Gwiazda, Agnieszka Swierczewska:
Large eddy simulation turbulence model with Young measures. 923-929
- Octavian G. Mustafa:
Initial value problem with infinitely many linear-like solutions for a second-order differential equation. 931-934
- S. Potapenko:
Propagation of torsional waves in a linear unbounded Cosserat continuum. 935-940
- Hilmi Demiray:
Head-on collision of solitary waves in fluid-filled elastic tubes. 941-950
- Theodore Kolokolnikov, Michael J. Ward, Juncheng Wei:
The existence and stability of spike equilibria in the one-dimensional Gray-Scott model on a finite domain. 951-956
- Fuzhong Cong:
Periodic solutions for second order differential equations. 957-961
- D. Jou, J. Casas-Vazquez, Georgy Lebon, M. Grmela:
A phenomenological scaling approach for heat transport in nano-systems. 963-967
Volume 18, Number 9, September 2005
- Miguel A. Herrero, Marianito R. Rodrigo:
A note on Smoluchowski's equations with diffusion. 969-975
- E. Mamontov:
Nonstationary invariant distributions and the hydrodynamics-style generalization of the Kolmogorov-forward/Fokker-Planck equation. 976-982
- Fu-Hsiang Wong, Cheh-Chih Yeh, Shiueh-Ling Yu, Chen-Huang Hong:
Young's inequality and related results on time scales. 983-988
- Jun Li, Zhong-Quan He:
Gap functions and existence of solutions to generalized vector variational inequalities. 989-1000
- Roberto Triggiani:
The dual algebraic Riccati equations: Additional results under isomorphism of the Riccati operator. 1001-1008
- Joseph E. Paullet, Patrick D. Weidman:
Nonexistence of solutions for reverse radial stagnation flow with transpiration. 1009-1012
- H. M. El-Owaidy, A. M. Ahmed, A. M. Youssef:
The dynamics of the recursive sequence xn+1 = (alpha xn-1) / (beta + gamma xn-2p). 1013-1018
- Guozhen Li, Huagui Duan:
On random fixed point theorems of random monotone operators. 1019-1026
- Yifu Wang, Yiming Wang:
Global dynamics of reaction-diffusion systems with delays. 1027-1033
- Yuqiang Feng, Sanyang Liu:
Solvability of a third-order two-point boundary value problem. 1034-1040
- Khalil I. T. Al-Dosary:
Global periodicity: An inverse problem. 1041-1045
- Weigen Yan, Luzhen Ye:
On the minimal energy of trees with a given diameter. 1046-1052
- Vijay Gupta, Nurhayat Ispir:
On the Bézier variant of generalized Kantorovich type Balazs operators. 1053-1061
- Yaojun Chen, T. C. Edwin Cheng, C. T. Ng, Erfang Shan:
A note on domination and minus domination numbers in cubic graphs. 1062-1067
- Jinyan Fan:
Duality theories in nonlinear semidefinite programming. 1068-1073
- Yu-Ru Syau, E. Stanley Lee:
Some properties of E-convex functions. 1074-1080
Volume 18, Number 10, October 2005
- Robyn P. Araujo, D. L. Sean McElwain:
The nature of the stresses induced during tissue growth. 1081-1088
- Manuel Delgado, Antonio Suárez:
On the uniqueness of positive solution of an elliptic equation. 1089-1093
- Dongsheng Kang, Shuangjie Peng:
Solutions for semilinear elliptic problems with critical Sobolev-Hardy exponents and Hardy potential. 1094-1100
- David A. Edwards, Sumanth Swaminathan:
The effect of receptor site nonuniformity on the measurement of rate constants. 1101-1107
- Roland Glowinski, LieJune Shiau, Ying Ming Kuo, George Nasser:
The numerical simulation of friction constrained motions (II): Multiple degrees of freedom models. 1108-1115
- Giovanni P. Galdi, Alexander M. Robertson:
On flow of a Navier-Stokes fluid in curved pipes. Part I: Steady flow. 1116-1124
- Tung-Yang Ho, Ting-Yi Sung, Lih-Hsing Hsu:
A note on edge fault tolerance with respect to hypercubes. 1125-1128
- Richard F. Patterson, Pali Sen, B. E. Rhoades:
A Tauberian theorem for a generalized power series method. 1129-1133
- Lawrence F. Shampine:
Two-step Lax-Friedrichs method. 1134-1136
- Hong-sang Tam, Yi-min Wei, Xiao-qing Jin:
A note on preconditioning for M-matrix. 1137-1142
- Paul Bracken:
Perturbative expansion of the energy eigenvalues for the planar quantum rotor based on the calculation of a finite degree secular polynomial. 1143-1148
- Wei Nian Li, Maoan Han, Fan Wei Meng:
Necessary and sufficient conditions for oscillation of impulsive parabolic differential equations with delays. 1149-1155
- DoYong Kwon, Frank C. Park, Dong Pyo Chi:
Inextensible flows of curves and developable surfaces. 1156-1162
- João Marcos do Ó, Sebastián Lorca, Pedro Ubilla:
Three positive radial solutions for elliptic equations in a ball. 1163-1169
- Yinnian He, Chunshan Zhao:
Asymptotic behavior of the Navier-Stokes flow in a general 2D domain. 1170-1176
- Ke Li, Hongxia Guo, Zongming Guo:
Positive single rupture solutions to a semilinear elliptic equation. 1177-1183
- Indranil Chowdhury, Vikram Jandhyala:
Multilevel multipole and local operators for potentials of the form r-lambda. 1184-1189
- Bernard Ducomet, Alexander A. Zlotnik:
Stabilization and stability for the spherically symmetric Navier-Stokes-Poisson system. 1190-1198
Volume 18, Number 11, November 2005
- Mao-Ting Chien, Hiroshi Nakazato:
Circumscribed sphere of a convex polyhedron. 1199-1203
- Fengyan Li, Chi-Wang Shu:
Reinterpretation and simplified implementation of a discontinuous Galerkin method for Hamilton-Jacobi equations. 1204-1209
- Mei-Qin Zhan:
Well-posedness of phase-lock equations of superconductivity. 1210-1215
- Alexey G. Fatyanov:
Mathematical simulation of wave fields in media with arbitrary curvilinear boundaries. 1216-1223
- Arni S. R. Srinivasa Rao:
On joint Weibull probability density functions. 1224-1227
- Stefan Grünewald, Dragan Stevanovic:
Semiharmonic bicyclic graphs. 1228-1238
- Javier F. Rosenblueth, Gerardo Sánchez Licea:
A new sufficiency theorem for strong minima in the calculus of variations. 1239-1246
- Esra Kir:
Spectrum and principal functions of the non-self-adjoint Sturm-Liouville operators with a singular potential. 1247-1255
- Fuyi Li, Zhanping Liang:
Existence of positive periodic solutions to nonlinear second order differential equations. 1256-1264
- Eduardo Hernández, Maurício L. Pelicer:
Asymptotically almost periodic and almost periodic solutions for partial neutral differential equations. 1265-1272
- Ekrem Savas:
On a recent result on absolute summability factors. 1273-1280
- Ariel Sánchez-Valdés, Benito Hernández-Bermejo:
New travelling wave solutions for the Fisher-KPP equation with general exponents. 1281-1285
- Ram U. Verma:
General convergence analysis for two-step projection methods and applications to variational problems. 1286-1292
- Prabir Daripa, G. Pasa:
New bounds for stabilizing Hele-Shaw flows. 1293-1303
- Cezar Avramescu, Octavian G. Mustafa, Svitlana P. Rogovchenko, Yuri V. Rogovchenko:
Conditional stability for a class of second-order differential equations. 1304-1311
- M. Mahboob, P. Schiavone:
Designing a neutral elliptic inhomogeneity in the case of a general non-uniform loading. 1312-1318
Volume 18, Number 12, December 2005
- Om P. Ahuja, Jay M. Jahangiri:
Certain multipliers of univalent harmonic functions. 1319-1324
- Jean Baccou, Jacques Liandrat:
On coupling wavelets with fictitious domain approaches. 1325-1331
- A. Vaidya:
A note on the orientation of symmetric rigid bodies sedimenting in a power-law fluid. 1332-1338
- Xie Ping Ding, Yeong-Cheng Liou, Jen-Chih Yao:
Generalized R-KKM type theorems in topological spaces with applications. 1345-1350
- Mamadou Sy:
A remark on the Kazhikhov-Smagulov type model: The vanishing initial density. 1351-1358
- Desmond J. Higham:
Google PageRank as mean playing time for pinball on the reverse web. 1359-1362
- M. Ju. Balakhnev:
The vector generalization of the Landau-Lifshitz equation: Bäcklund transformation and solutions. 1363-1372
- Jing-Wen Li, Sui Sun Cheng:
Periodic solutions of a second order forced sublinear differential equation with delay. 1373-1380
- Ramón Quintanilla:
Exponential decay in mixtures with localized dissipative term. 1381-1388
- R. B. Paris, D. Kaminski:
Hadamard expansions for integrals with saddles coalescing with an endpoint. 1389-1395
- Alexander G. Ramm:
A modified Rayleigh conjecture for static problems. 1396-1399
- Abdelghani Bellouquid:
On the asymptotic analysis of the Boltzmann equation tending towards the Stokes equations. 1400-1407
- George A. Anastassiou, Sorin G. Gal:
Shape preserving approximation in vector ordered spaces. 1408-1411
- Anthony J. Kearsley, William E. Wallace, Javier Bernal, Charles M. Guttman:
A numerical method for mass spectral data analysis. 1412-1417
- Onno Bokhove:
Hamiltonian restriction of Vlasov equations to rotating isopycnic and isentropic two-layer equations. 1418-1425


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Drug Makers Wrestle With World's New Rules; A Delicate Balance: Patriotism vs. Business
By ANDREW POLLACK
Published: October 21, 2001
WITH fears of bioterrorism growing by the day, the nation's pharmaceutical companies are facing a quandary -- trying to show that they are patriots, not profiteers, even as they protect their way of doing business.
In the last two weeks, as consumers and public health officials have scrambled to procure enough antibiotics to treat anthrax, the drug industry -- especially Bayer of Germany, which makes Cipro, the antibiotic most in demand to fight the disease -- has had its ethics questioned.
It has watched as the patent system, the bedrock of its business, has come under renewed attack, not as something that merely causes higher drug prices but as a threat to national security itself. On Thursday, Canada said it would ignore Bayer's patent on Cipro and buy one million tablets of a generic version from another company, saying it could not be assured of getting enough from Bayer. Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, has urged the American government to follow Canada's lead.
The drug industry has experienced renewed concerns about the pricing practices that have tarnished its image in the past, and which could deepen if the industry is perceived as unduly profiting from the nation's misfortune.
And as the need for new vaccines and treatments for protection against biological agents increases, it may well have to review and revise its research and development priorities.
''Recent events have been quite tumultuous in the drug industry,'' said David F. Saks, founder of the Saks Mediscience fund, an investment fund in New York. ''The drug industry is now right at the top of the food chain of what's important to America.''
Last week, in an attempt to rally to the nation's defense, the big drug companies formed a task force to work with the government to provide vaccines and drugs needed to protect against bioterrorism.
Coming all at once, these developments may lead to fundamental change in an industry that has enjoyed phenomenal success. Hugely profitable, the major drug companies have enjoyed double-digit growth in recent years and their business has held up better than virtually any other industry since the economy began to cool last year. So have their stocks, many of which have risen even since Sept. 11.
Pharmaceutical companies, often called defensive investments because spending on drugs tends to hold up even in recessions, are now literally becoming defense contractors, like the aerospace companies.
This could change the relationship between the government and the industry, which has typically been one of regulator and regulated. ''I'd say the pharmaceutical industry up till now has taken a very defensive posture toward the government,'' said Peter A. Tollman, a vice president at the Boston Consulting Group who advises pharmaceutical companies. But in bioterrorism defense, the government becomes a partner and customer. ''That's a marketing job, not a regulatory one,'' he said.
Congress is likely to pump millions or possibly even billions of dollars into the pharmaceutical industry for research and development of drugs that could be used for protection against biological agents, and perhaps lower regulatory hurdles for those drugs as well. That could mean more work going to two areas -- vaccines and antibiotics -- that the companies have paid little attention to in recent decades as they have raced to develop more lucrative drugs to lower cholesterol, treat ulcers and fight baldness.
But the money will not come without strings. Military contracting typically carries lower profit margins than the drug industry is accustomed to, and the government may well demand below-market prices for drugs. That is one reason the drug companies until now have been reluctant to make vaccines for the Pentagon. New security restrictions might impede the free flow of information that can speed research. And while it is good publicity now that the tools of biotechnology are being pressed into service in the nation's defense, in the long run the link between biotechnology and the military could be one more reason beyond cloning and genetically modified food that some people mistrust the new technology.
YET for the big drug companies, defense work is likely to be a small part of their business.
None of those companies that were asked for interviews were willing to make an executive available to discuss the impacts of the bioterrorism issue on their business, saying it is too early to know. Even the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group that typically handles queries about issues the companies do not care to deal with themselves, would not comment.
But if the long-term changes are fuzzy, the immediate threat to patents is very real. There have been serious challenges to patents before. Critics and some foreign health officials have contended that patents preserve high prices that have made drugs unaffordable for millions in Africa who are dying from AIDS. Some consumer groups have blamed patents in part for high American drug prices that send busloads of older Americans streaming into Canada in search of cheaper pills.


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The Czech central bank kept its benchmark interest rate at a record low for a 13th month as government spending cuts curb domestic demand and the euro area's debt crisis is a risk to an economic recovery.
The Ceska Narodni Banka left the two-week repurchase rate today at 0.75 percent, a half-point less than the European Central Bank's main rate, in line with forecasts of all 23 analysts in a Bloomberg survey. Five policy makers supported stable rates, while the remaining two board members voted for a quarter-point increase. The bank will publish individual votes in the minutes from the meeting July 1.
The Czech monetary authority has kept the main rate steady since May 2010 as central banks across Europe lifted borrowing costs to curb inflation. Poland increased its benchmark rate for a third month and the fourth time this year on June 8. Czech policy makers are weighing differing signals from the economy as output growth and headline inflation accelerated, while state spending cuts continue to hinder domestic demand.
"The question we are asking is whether growth is pro-inflationary or not," Vice-Governor Vladimir Tomsik told reporters after the decision. "Because growth was driven primarily by net exports, the structure is not pro-inflationary. It's not driven by domestic demand, which remains weak."
Inflation accelerated to 2 percent in May, matching the central bank's target, from 1.6 percent the previous month, driven mainly by higher food prices, the statistics office said on June 9. Housing and energy costs, as well as more expensive oil, also helped spur inflation above the central bank's 1.7 percent forecast for May.
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Gross domestic product grew 2.8 percent in the first quarter on the year, compared with 2.7 percent in the final three months of 2010, with exports and a revival in investments contributing the most to the expansion. Household and government consumption declined as the Cabinet of Prime Minister Petr Necas trims state spending.
The Czech koruna was little changed at 24.358 to the euro as of 3:39 p.m. in Prague. The koruna has gained 2.7 percent to the euro since the start of the year, the second-best performance among more than 20 emerging-market currencies tracked by Bloomberg, after the Hungarian forint.
The main inflationary risks include current faster price growth driven by food costs, a possible revival in domestic demand and the government's plans to raise the value-added tax from next year, Tomsik said.
The main anti-inflationary risks are a lower outlook for market rates in the euro area and the debt problems in some of the monetary-union members. Interest rates in the euro region are among the variables the Czech central bank applies in modeling its forecasts. It is currently using a forecast of the three-month Euribor at 2 percent next year, compared with the previous forecast of 2.6 percent.
"When it was communicated that the developments with Euribor rates is among the anti-inflationary risks, then, all things being equal, it may be expected that the path of Czech market interest rates may change in this respect," Tomsik said.
The assumption of a gradual increase in market interest rates starting in the fourth quarter, included in the latest forecast from May 5, is still valid, Tomsik said.
Czech policy makers have shown differing views on inflation risks, with some central bank board members advocating higher borrowing costs. Eva Zamrazilova and Kamil Janacek voted for higher borrowing costs at previous meeting on May 5, while the remaining 5 policy makers voted for stable rates.
The Czech economy is driven by foreign demand for its goods, including Skoda Auto AS cars, as exports account for about 70 percent of GDP. Companies also supply parts to German manufacturers, which then sell their products outside the European Union.
The economic recovery is facing risks of a potential negative impact of the-area's sovereign debt crisis as Greece seeks to push through 78 billion-euro ($111 billion) of budget cuts to secure more international financial aid.
The International Monetary Fund, contributor of a third of bailout money for Greece and the two other euro-area countries that have received bailouts, Ireland and Portugal, has warned EU leaders that a failure to take decisive action on the debt crisis risks triggering "large global spillovers."
The Czech central bank forecasts GDP growth of 1.5 percent in 2011. It sees the inflation rate at 2.2 percent in the second quarter of next year and at 2.1 percent in the third quarter, which is the boundary of what it calls the monetary-policy horizon.
Policy makers moved forward the timing of a rate increase to the fourth quarter from the first quarter in 2012, reflecting expectations of more monetary tightening in the euro area, the central bank said on May 5.
Forward-rate agreements locking in three-month interest rates in three months dropped to 1.38 percent from 1.42 percent before the news conference. The three-month Prague Interbank Offered Rate, or Pribor, was at 1.18 percent.
"Even with inflation currently a little higher than what the central bank expected, the Czech National Bank certainly has time to wait because demand-driven inflationary pressures are not appearing and the koruna is still relatively strong," Michal Brozka, an analyst at Raiffeisenbank AS in Prague, said in a report.


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MOULTRIE - Quite often I read advice on what to do when you encounter a dangerous critter. For instance, if you meet up with a grizzly bear you are advised to make yourself look bigger than you really are.
When I pay University of Georgia President Michael Adams a compliment, you may be sure it is the real thing.
In most families, moms are the caregivers, and most moms have a medicine "box" or tray with all kinds of cures for middle-of-the-night pains and fevers. If it's not in the "box," a quick trip to a local 24-hour pharmacy usually secures the needed treatment. When that doesn't work, a doctor's visit secures a prescription to be filled at the local pharmacy. But for most situations a caring mom, Mother Nature and over-the-counter medications get children well and avoid unnecessary physician visits and expenses.
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William Voegeli wrote a book about the ever-growing welfare state in the United States and throughout the Western world titled "Never Enough." In the tea party, we hear the countervailing cry, "Enough!"
Hinesville's streets aren't paved in gold. Dollar bills aren't growing on the live oaks that dot the local landscape, so why are the mayor and city council spending money like it's going out of style?
This isn't going to please those boys and girls with the dark glasses and hearing aids who are always talking to their lapels, but my column commandos walked right past them the other night to attend the season's first conversation at the Carter Center, otherwise known as Jimmy Carter's out-of-touch-with-reality pontifications.
As we view our beautiful Georgia coast, all is not well in our Garden of Eden.
Last night I was sitting at an intersection and a fellow pulled up beside me on a motorcycle wearing a Viking's helmet with huge horns on it. I thought to myself how dangerous it was to dress like that this close to deer season ... wearing horns and riding a motorcycle. My next thought was to let him get way out of range.
Nuclear arms control: What high school student cares, much less has anything to say about this global issue? Some policy issues feel as complicated as – well, rocket science. But that makes it even more important for us to understand them.
"The Army takes care of its own." It's a truth I've discovered personally in my years of coordinating the 3rd Infantry Division's Adopt-a-Soldier program. There are few situations when a soldier or his family slips through the safety net the military has in place. So in the rare instance when the U.S. Army shyly asks for our help, you can bet it's important.
Georgians will be asked to make many important decisions on Nov. 2. Federal, state and local leaders are all asking for support, communities are deciding local issues, and there will be a number of statewide referenda on which to vote.
Richard Nixon famously had his "madman theory" during the Vietnam War. He wanted the North Vietnamese to believe he was irrational (not such a stretch, as it turned out) and ready to do anything to end the war. Faced with this dangerous lunatic, the North Vietnamese would beg for peace.
I was in greater downtown Brunswick the other day and came upon a newly installed four-way stop situation at the corner of 4th Street and Hampton - or as we call it "The Hospital Road." The road you turn on when you have an appointment with one of the numerous medical professionals who have set up camp around the South East Georgia Regional Health Center. There is an "ologist" under every rock.
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I have, before i due to a meeting in the next door lying inn to my colleagues have to change, 3 nights over the weekend at the courtyard spent. I was initially disappointed, since the modern ambience the on the homepage was represented, appearances can be, and only in the lobby contains the modernity which i was looking for. Also the swimming pool and the fitness room are dated and not really to use a. The room was dominated by the USA usual wooden furniture and the equipment had except the coffee/tea facilities, does not have much to offer. The ... windows did not open and they were only dependent on the air conditioning. Basically ok but with free wi-fi. The service was friendly and the small bistro at reasonable prices small food sold, but only at core times. Pleasant was the close proximity to several restaurants and shops/mall. You need a car but definitely. All in all, it was ok, but did not live up to expectations by the photos on the website were waked. read hotel review
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Are they coming back in February or March? Really good episode,,,,,,,things are progressing.........Glad there was no Freda Getz this week......... Boo Boo Kitty has officially lost it............. I'm glad they didn't drag out Delgado being part of the bad guys BUT he had a change of heart but I guess that doesn't matter.......... I absolutely agree that Hakeem's character has flourished more this season than last............. I don't know about that kiss with Jamal and Sky..............I guess we're to believe that Jamal is now bisexual.......
It's back the last week of March for 8 episodes running through May.
Truthfully, I do not watch this show, but I love Bindi Irwin and I am thrilled that she won. I saw her final performance, and one other one online, and she was amazing. She is so vivacious, and looks like a natural dancer to me. Congratulations to Bindi and Derek on their well deserved win!
Really a great summary. Thank you for writing it. I absolutely love this show and I never thought I would like a show better than The Wire but Fargo is approaching that lofty level!
Pardon me if this has already been covered, but does anyone else think Charly is Hanzee's kid?
I'm wondering how Blumquist got Mike Milligan's phone number. Other than that, I believe Simone IS dead, mainly because the song Danny Boy is a song about death. (My Irish mother used to sing that song a lot when I was a kid. Very sad song.) Love this show and love how it ties to season 1
The correct answer to this ridiculous question is "Doctors are real."
When a young, fit, healthy seemingly well behaved girl says, "I'm hungry" you'd feel icky to deny her nourishment - brilliant character arc; she isn't a brat, so doesn't foster outright disdain for her. You don't want to fault her for it being souls as much as those who created or plan to use her.
Back on topic, while the comments about Tony jumping to join Fornell was met with glee, I wonder how the rest of the team will feel when they find out, assuming they do. Remember, Tony refused to join them for TG because he wanted to be alone and at the first invite from someone else he practically jumps into Fornell's arms. I also thought it was odd that Sr. would move to DC to be closer to Tony and then leaves town for TG. Where did he go if he is so broke? Did he go with Zoe? (shudder) This is the second ep in a row that Zoe's name has been mentioned, if only once. This is leading up to their break up I am guessing, or maybe they already have and Tony is throwing out fake stories to hide it.
Totally unrelated but sad to see that Michael Weatherly had been arrested and charged with two counts of DUI earlier in the month. With two small children, you would think he be more careful. Sad and dismayed.
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I often think Ho is overreacting but in tgis episode alex and mer annoyed me so much. They were so rude to ger . I would have been pissed off aswell What mer said to amelia was crossed the line ..so far. There is really no going back cause what she said was cruel and so mean and she doesnt even think that she did something wrong. Youre such a child? Wow so arrogant and horrible and now she runs around like nothing happened Also owen annoyed me. Like for gods sake just spit it already .. ffs poor amelia
Can we get over this already? Stupid winter finale over the top drama And april? Omg how annoying is this woman? Jackson is soooo right. She decides everything. First she is this person who runs after him like a puppy only talking avout fighting for stuff and then she suddenly runs away because she saw that jackson wants to end it? Woman he keeps telling u this since weeks!! If he says something like no i love u to lets work it out i will freak out . Pls just end it! I wanted to slap her And the music?? WTF This season started sooo good .what happened?


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The Kansas City Missouri Police Department Missing Persons Unit is asking for the public's help in locating Mr. Charles A. Schmid, white male, 08/16/1955 of Kansas City-north. He is described as 49 years of age, 5'-10" and 149 lbs. He has brown eyes, brown hair and is bald. He was last seen on July 31, 2005 (wearing unknown type clothing and wearing brown boots) when he told family members that he was going bike riding. Anyone with information that would help locate him is asked to call the TIPS Hotline at
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Just to keep this out in front, so it doesn't get lost and forgotton. This is a repeat of another post regarding my friend from high schoo. So far, his wife, family, brothers, the KCPD, and The Kansas City Star have no idea where he went. He is not mentally ill, has no known enemies, and to my knowledge,no reason to leave his family. He has always been close to his eight brothes, but they have not heard from him, and he didnt say anything to them when he disappeared.
An update to the report that was appeared in the KC STAR. Due to an editorial error, his left his bicycle at home when he disappeared, along with his car, keys, wallet, credit card, etc,etc.
If anyone knows anything, please contact the TIPS hotline, or the KCSTAR, or the KCPD.
BTW, his nick name in high school was Charley Dog.
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La Quinta Inn & Suites Lubbock West Medical Center features an outdoor pool and a health club. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measuring 650 square feet (59 square meters) include conference space and meeting rooms. This Lubbock hotel also offers multilingual staff, express check-out, and an elevator (lift). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Spring Break 2016: Costa Rica
Travel abroad with HFC during March 5–13, 2016 and spend a week experiencing the rich language and culture of Costa Rica. Enjoy a variety of social and cultural activities and interact with native Spanish speakers. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to participate, and students do not need to be currently enrolled at HFC. Applications are accepted through mid-January. Participants may sign up for Study Abroad in Spanish Language and Culture (SPN 290) in winter 2016 to receive academic credit. All students must be currently enrolled in or have completed Elementary Spanish 1 (SPN 131) or its equivalent with a C or better.
What's on the agenda?
The trip to Costa Rica includes
- Spanish conversation classes;
- Traditional Costa Rican cooking and dancing classes;
- A tour of San José;
- Dinner with a local family;
- A visit to an Indian reservation;
- A tour of a coffee plantation;
- White water rafting;
- Zip-lining; and
- Volunteer opportunities at Costa Rican public schools.
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In May 2014, students visited Rome and Florence, Italy. Sites in Rome included St. Peter's Square and the St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museum, the Sistine Chapel as well as the famous Roman Coliseum. Other sites included the Forum Romanum ruins and the Trajans Market (which is considered the world's oldest shopping mall built in circa 100 AD).
While in Rome, the students also had a chance to visit John Cabot University, an American University, where 50 percent of the students enrolled at John Cabot University are from the U.S. We hope to establish a relationship with John Cabot University so our students at HFC can enroll in courses in Rome, Italy, while their students can enroll in courses at HFC.
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A tire warehouse goes up in smoke and Central Gardens hires a part time executive director and more in this week's E-Edition.Read more
Donald G. Friest
Donald G. Friest, 77, of Mason City, Iowa, and formerly of Clear Lake, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2015, at Muse Norris Hospice of North Iowa. A funeral service was held on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2015, at Zion Lutheran Church, Clear Lake, with the Rev. Kirk Wilkie officiating. Military Honors were conducted after the service…Read more
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Jill Maxine Deuel, 62, of Clear Lake, passed away, Nov. 21, 2015 at the Muse-Norris Hospice Inpatient Unit, in Mason City, Iowa. A celebration of life will be held at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2015, at Ward Van Slyke Colonial Chapel, 101 N. 4th Street, Clear Lake. Visitation will be held one hour…Read more
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The Village of Soprarivo
The village of Soprarivo belongs to the municipality of Calendasco, in the province of Piacenza, region Emilia-Romagna.
The village of Soprarivo is 2,58 kilometers far from the same town of Calendasco to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Calendasco also belong the localities of Arena (1,39 km), Bonina (2,67 km), Bonina Nuova (3,02 km), Boscone Cusani (4,59 km), Bossina (4,75 km), Campadone (1,39 km), Campogrande Sotto (1,42 km), Casa Rossa (4,10 km), Castellazzo Sotto (2,95 km), Contrebbia Nuova (4,16 km), Gazza (3,43 km), Incrociata (2,42 km), Malpaga (5,10 km), Marocca (2,36 km), Ponte Trebbia (4,87 km), Possenta (2,69 km), Puglia (5,79 km), San Nicolo' a Trebbia (-- km), Sant'Imento (2,99 km), Stradone (4,10 km), Torri (3,78 km), Vaghinarda (1,48 km), Zerbione (0,76 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Calendasco.
The locality of Soprarivo rises 54 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Soprarivo counts 16 inhabitants.
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Sweet 16 Venetian Themed Cupcake Tower
- Uploaded By Soniabean
- 2012-07-23 16:53:46
I made this cake/cupcake combo for a sweet 16 venetian masquerade ball. I constructuded the cupcake tower and all elements to the birthday girl's specifications. All elements except some mask elements are edible.
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