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The business model is providing dentists with a custom designed YouTube Channel, Facebook page, Twitter account , as well as posts for their blog. In addition I would be looking to provide them was a library of Facebook posts for their site. The Facebook posts would be suggestions which they can decide if they want to use. All of this for a low monthly fee. What are the legal issues here?
Internet Lawyer
You need a standar services agreement. The legal issues and terms of your agreement with each dentist client can cover any of the following non-exhaustive deal points:
- How many videos are you posting, and how often? What other social media channels are you handling for this client?
- What is the term of the contract?
- Who pays for cost of production of each video, included in the monthly fee, or separate fee? What about the quality of each video?
- Who owns the intellectual property to the videos and youtube channels which you create for your clients?
- What happens if someone sees your ad for Dentist A on YouTube, goes to Dentist A, is injured by Dentist A, and is now suing Dentist A for malpractice. Are you, as advertiser or marketing firm for Dentist A, liable?
In addition you may want to carefully draft the payment and deliverables schedules in your contract so that payments are coming in without issue, and the schedule for deliverables, rewrites / redrafts and other terms relevant to creative services is included in the agreement to the extent practical.
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This looks like homework. Have you ever been in business before? Do you have a budget? A CPA.
There is choice of business entity, copyright, Terms of Use, employment law, contract law fpr the agreement with clients.
The above is general legal and business analysis. It is not "legal advice" but analysis, and different lawyers may analyse this matter differently, especially if there are additional facts not reflected in the question. I am not your attorney until retained by a written retainer agreement signed by both of us. I am only licensed in California. See also avvo.com terms and conditions item 9, incorporated as if it was reprinted here.
Intellectual Property Law Attorney
Appears to be a law student question.
If you are really an dental marketing website package provider, you would know you have at least the following issues: service contract for dentists to sign, business entity formation, service mark clearance, service mark registration, content clearances (copyright, trademarks, patent), licensing agreement, secrecy agreement (no reverse engineering), copyright registrations, product liability concerns, DMCA considerations, take down procedures, domain clearance and registration and rights of privacy/publicity.
The big legal issue is that to do this an attorney or attorneys would need to be consulted to advise on all the above.
I am not your lawyer and you are not my client. Free advice here is without recourse and any reliance thereupon is at your sole risk. This is done without compensation as a free public service. I am licensed in IL, MO, TX and I am a Reg. Pat. Atty. so advice in any other jurisdiction is strictly general advice and should be confirmed with an attorney licensed in that jurisdiction.
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Bruce and David have nailed down many of your potential IP, payment, and liability issues here, all of which need to be carefully addressed by well-drafted contracts. If you want to have a discussion about those issues, call or email my office. I'm in Orlando, and I provide free consultations and flat-rate billing on a per-project basis.
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All the attorneys that have provided answers are spot on. There's a variety of issues you need to address to ensure that your venture can get off the ground and has room for takeoff. There's no question you need an attorney, but which one is right for you is a key ingredient. In either case, you want an attorney who understands tech and entrepreneurship, and our business attorneys are also entrepreneurs and have degrees in computer information science, so we can help.
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Second, American religious communities were often strong supporters of disestablishment. Dissenting Protestants had a long history of resentment for the established English church. Others -- Catholics and Quakers -- were minorities suspicious of majority religious rule. Christians generally saw state intrusion as a threat to their theological integrity, and worldly power as a diversion from their mission. They supported disestablishment for the sake of the church. And their political independence contributed to their religious vitality.
Third, as my co-author Pete Wehner and I argue in "City of Man: Religion and Politics in a New Era," America was not founded as a Christian nation precisely because America's founders were informed by a Jewish and Christian understanding of human nature. Since humans are autonomous moral beings created in God's image, freedom of conscience is essential to their dignity. At least where the federal government was concerned, the founders asserted that citizens should be subject to God and their conscience, not to the state.
The Founders were not secularists. They assumed that people would bring their deepest moral motivations to political life -- motivations often informed by religious belief. But they firmly rejected sectarianism. America was designed to be a nation were all faiths are welcomed, not where one faith is favored. This was and is the American genius.
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Love the color on her but besides the rose there's not much to look at...
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Love the color but not a fan of the rose shoulder thing.
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its a nice dress but boring!
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its a nice dress but boring!
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I don't know, the black belt chunks the dress up.....
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Randall Weisenburger
Thank you for taking the time to listen to our first quarter 2011 earnings call. We hope everyone's had a chance to review our earnings release. We've posted to our website both the press release and a presentation covering the information that we'll present this morning. This call is also being simulcast and will be archived on our website.
Before we start, I've been asked to remind everyone to read the forward-looking statements and the other information that's included on Page 1 of our investor presentation and to point out that certain of the statements made today may constitute forward-looking statements and that these statements are our present expectations, and actual events or results may differ materially.
I'd also like to remind you that during the course of this earnings call, we will discuss some non-GAAP measures in talking about Omnicom's performance. You can find a reconciliation of those measures to the nearest comparable GAAP measures in the presentation accompanying this call.
We're going to begin the call with some brief remarks from John Wren. Following John's remarks, we'll review our financial performance for the quarter, and then both John and I will be happy to take questions.
John Wren
Thank you, Randy. Good morning, everyone. We're pleased with our operating results for the first quarter. These results build on the progress we made during 2010 and also show the strengthening of our business over the last year.
This morning, in particular, I want to highlight several areas. First, organic growth. Organic growth in the quarter was up 5.2% over the same period in 2010. This represents the fifth consecutive quarter of positive growth and the last quarter where we face comparisons to the Chrysler business. Excluding its effect, organic growth would have been 6.8%. Second, we completed the Clemenger acquisition in early February. This is one of a series of strategic acquisitions in markets such as Columbia, Russia, India and China that will help us deepen and expand our presence in Asia and developing markets. In addition, our acquisitions of Communispace, Voce and Fanscape help us to expand our digital capabilities in consumer insights, analytics and social media. Each of these acquisitions meets the test of strategic fit and price, and each represents an investment in what we believe are some of the best companies in their respective disciplines and markets.
As many of you know, in March, we announced that we have made significant progress in digital through new strategic partnerships with Microsoft, Yahoo! and AOL. This come on the heels of our Google partnership announced in 2010. Each of these partnerships is designed to leverage our skills in areas of brand building, storytelling and creative, with our partner's technological skills, platforms and reach. Our goal with each of these partnerships is to continue to build the strongest competencies for our agencies and deliver innovative and effective tools and ideas to our clients worldwide.
Lastly, we continue to make progress towards our goal of returning margins to 2007 levels by 2012. Late last year, we embarked on a review of all of our businesses with the goal of improving margins while also investing in our best growth opportunities. We also challenged each of our companies to identify opportunities to improve margins while continuing to drive growth.
I'm happy to report that we made substantial progress disposing and of reorganizing non-strategic and underperforming businesses in our portfolio. Total annual revenue for businesses disposed of to date is approximately $120 million. During the quarter, we did incur charges affecting the P&L as a result of these repositioning activities. We also recognized the gain in connection with the completion of our acquisition of a majority interest in Clemenger. Randy will walk you through these items and their implications on the quarter in more detail during his part of the presentation. Although we are not finished with our review of all the companies in our portfolio, we do not expect to incur significant charges for the remainder of the year.
Taken together, these actions demonstrate a focus on executing our core strategies of building our presence in key markets outside the United States, improving our digital competencies and driving margin improvement without hampering growth.
Turning to an analysis of revenue by region. In the U.S., we continue to see strong organic growth of 4.1% versus the first quarter of last year and 6.8% excluding Chrysler. As I noted in February, we expect growth for the year to return to more historic levels as we face more difficult year-over-year comps. With that said though, we expect to see solid growth in the U.S. market, as employment and business fundamentals continue to improve.
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16mm Film Quilts by Sabrina GschwandtnerJuxtapoz // Tuesday, March 12, 2013
New York-based visual artist and writer Sabrina Gschwandtner has taken recently de-accessioned 16 mm film of early Feminist documentaries from the Fashion Institute of Technology and sewn them together with her own personal film footage, mimicking popular American quilt motifs such as log cabin squares, octagonal stars, and 'string quilts.'
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Directed by Roxy Farhat and Kakan Hermansson, A Tooth for an Eye is the latest music video from the Swedish electronic duo The Knife. Known for their visually stunning live shows and collaborations with artists and directors, the new video is a pleasure to watch.
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Swiss photographer Fabian Oefner has created some truly awesome high-speed shots of paint being spun by centripetal force. Placing the paint on a rod attached to a drill, the artist used a sensor to trigger flashes as short as 1/40000 of a second and snap a picture only a millisecond later after it was turned on.
Collages by Michael PajonJuxtapoz // Tuesday, March 12, 2013
This morning we take a look at the work of New Orleans-based artist Michael Pajon. All of his collages are cut by hand from materials ranging from the 1880's - 1950's. He uses the artifacts that people have left behind and attempts to find a relationship between the things he has cut from old playing cards, prescription labels, postcards, matchbooks, and magazines.
Sage Vaughn "Monument 1" Sculpture @ SXSWJuxtapoz // Monday, March 11, 2013
There may be a few of you out there in the world who are getting on a plane for Austin, Texas this week for everything and anything to do with SXSW. For Juxtapoz, we were lucky enough to partner with Los Angeles-based fine artist, Sage Vaughn, and Converse, to collaborate on a special public art project on East 6th Street in Austin.
Introducing: Gallery, every image on JuxtapozJuxtapoz // Monday, March 11, 2013
Juxtapoz.com took on a new look last week, and as much as we are proud about our new design to showcase the best art going on around the world, we are extremely excited about some of the new sections and features on our website. Today, we take a look at the new Juxtapoz Gallery page, featuring every image posted on Juxtapoz.com in one easy to use, easy to manage, easy to get lost in gallery of inspiration. Take a look at the Gallery page . . .
Steven Harrington x Case Studyo: "Remain in Balance" Sculptural Lighting ProjecJuxtapoz // Monday, March 11, 2013
Working with wood for the first time ever, former Juxtapoz featured artist Steven Harrington has turned the totem-like structures of his Remain in Balance series into three whimsical, anthropomorphic lamps. Each one represents the harmony we seek in our daily lives, an inspired and inspiring reminder of the importance of equanimity.
Volta NY: A Walk-ThroughJuxtapoz // Monday, March 11, 2013
A long week of art happenings has just concluded in NYC, with The Armory Show being at centerstage. But take a cab ride down to SoHo, and you found yourself at Volta NY, a fair that focused on solo projects from artists represented by galleries from around the world.
Mapmaker by Trevor NaudJuxtapoz // Monday, March 11, 2013
We are enjoying the work of Detroit-based artist and Astrologer Trevor Naud. These particular pieces are from a box of 28 images entitled Mapmaker.
Collages by Mathilde AubierJuxtapoz // Monday, March 11, 2013
This morning we take a look at the work of French artist Mathilde Aubier. Mathilde uses newspaper, vintage photos, and muted colors to create these neat collates. She uses her graphic design and illustration skills in the professional world as part of Ma + Chr design studio.


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A new CT scanner is being installed at the Owen Sound Hospital, thanks to generous donations to the Hospital Campaign and The Dock radio station's ongoing fundraising initiative - Radio for Radiology.
Renovations required to install the new scanner will take approximately eight weeks and the scanner will be in use by early July. The total cost of the project is approximately $1.2 million.
"We couldn't do this without the generous support from our donors and the hard work of the five foundations that are leading the Hospital Campaign," said Lance Thurston, President and CEO of Grey Bruce Health Services. "This new CT scanner will improve our ability to detect illnesses and allow us to offer coronary artery and cardiac CTs, which are new services for patients in this area."
Other benefits of the new technology include faster scanning times and lower radiation exposure for patients and staff.
For many serious health problems a CT scan is the first step toward diagnosis and treatment. It uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed images of the inside of the body. The current CT scanner is eleven years old and nearing the end of its lifespan. It is used 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and close to 11,000 scans are performed annually for patients throughout Grey Bruce.
A temporary mobile scanner arrived today, May 5, to ensure that services will continue during the renovation.
The mobile unit is located just outside the Emergency Department at the Owen Sound Hospital. CT scan patients will continue to register as usual and will be directed to the mobile scanner by hospital staff.
The mobile CT scanner will ensure patients continue to get the care they need and that wait times will not increase during the renovation and installation. This mobile unit was recently used at Trillium Hospital during installation of their new CT.
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On Friday, April 24th we received the initial review by both the Ministry of Health and the South West LHIN of our Stage 2 Submission for the Centre Grey Hospital redevelopment project. The Ministry and the LHIN have reviewed the programs and services outlined in our Submission, as well as the physical space and the estimated costs for the new hospital.
As anticipated, we will be working on addressing the questions from the Ministry and the LHIN, and providing additional information and clarification on some of the finer details. We expect there will be considerable back and forth discussions with the Ministry prior to getting approval to move to Stage 3 - the Preliminary Design Development.
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On December 4th, several members of the Feversham Kinsmen club met with Ron Goldsmith, Chair of Centre Grey Health Services Foundation to celebrate its commitment of $5,000 to The Hospital Campaign. The campaign is raising $11.4 Million to improve cancer and cardiac care at the Owen Sound Hospital and the five rural hospitals of Grey Bruce Health Services. New diagnostic and surgical equipment and expanded oncology space will be funded through The Hospital Campaign.
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At long last, Markdale is getting a new hospital.
Ontario Health Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins, while acknowledging the community has been waiting "a long, long time" for this, announced Tuesday afternoon that the province has given the multi-million-dollar build the green light.
He made the long-awaited announcement in front of about 100 people at the planned site for the new Centre Grey Hospital, which is next to the Grey County-owned Grey Gables long-term care facility.
"There isn't much to see here yet. There's a nice sign. But soon, there will be a lot of activity at this site because I'm delighted to tell you that our government is moving forward with plans to construct a brand new Markdale hospital," Hoskins said to loud applause.
"As you know, the Markdale hospital is an important health care centre and employer in this area and our government wants to make sure it will continue to serve the needs of the people who live here and in neighbouring communities for many many years to come."
Hoskins, who worked as a physician in small rural Ontario hospitals before being elected to Queen's Park, said the new facility, which will replace the deteriorating 63-year-old hospital in Markdale, will offer integrated care 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It will include short-stay beds, space for doctors to do minor procedures as well as diagnostic and laboratory services.
"It will be a better and stronger hospital," he said.
"And it will remain a hospital. It will have that blue H on it."
Detailed plans for the programs and services that will be offered at the facility are now being developed in "close consultation" with Grey Bruce Health Services and South West Local Health Integration Network officials, he said.
The province has approved spending up to $3 million, as a start, to support the capital planning for the project, he said.
He said he will not know how much the new hospital will cost until the design for the facility is finalized by an architect and the tender for the work is awarded to a contractor.
"It depends what the bid comes in at. There are a couple of steps which will determine precisely what the cost is but it is a very significant investment and as a government we are committed to seeing it through," he told reporters after the announcement.
Grey Bruce Health Services CEO Lance Thurston said the most recent proposal for the new Centre Grey Hospital, presented to the province in 2013, called for a $50 million facility.
Hoskins said it is unclear at this time when construction will begin, but he said he looks "forward to that first shovel in the ground and to share many more milestones" with the community as the project moves forward.
"I'm as anxious as everybody else is to get that shovel in the ground as quickly as possible," he told reporters.
Ontario Health Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins announced Tuesday that the province will be moving ahead with a plan to build a new hospital in Markdale. (DENIS LANGLOIS/QMI AGENCY)
It has been 12 years since a fundraising campaign was launched to help GBHS build a new hospital in Markdale. The community raised $12 million within a couple years.
In 2005, Grey County donated a piece of land for the new facility at the south end of Markdale.
A year later, the Liberal government provided the hospital corporation with a $3 million planning and design grant to begin the process to replace the Centre Grey Hospital. Three years later, the province said the project was a priority, but not much happened over the next several years.
Meanwhile, GBHS officials and local politicians have continued to put the pressure on the province to give the project the green light.
Grey County and hospital corporation officials, along with Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound Progressive Conservative MPP Bill Walker, met with Hoskins, who took over the health portfolio from Deb Matthews in June, at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference last month to again push for a commitment.
Following the meeting, Grey County Warden Brian Milne told The Sun Times that Hoskins promised the delegates that he would have an answer for them before the last leaves fall off the trees this autumn.
On Tuesday, with the crowns of many nearby trees still full of green leaves, Hoskins gave the community its wish.
"You stayed true to that promise," Thurston said during his remarks to the crowd.
Walker, who also spoke at the announcement, thanked Hoskins for his work to get the project approved. He said Tuesday was a "great day for the people of Markdale."
Walker said he and other local politicians have "pushed hard" for the project over the years.
Hoskins acknowledged that the delegation at AMO and the money raised by the community both helped to get the project the green light.
He said people in the community, including local politicians, GBHS staff and those behind the fundraising efforts, should be commended for getting the project to this point.
"It's a beautiful example of how a community project should evolve and I'm glad that now - some would say finally - we're at the stage where we're able to make that formal commitment and move as quickly as we can to begin that build," he told reporters.
Thurston said GBHS, which operates six hospital sites in Grey-Bruce, believes the new Markdale hospital "can be a model for rural health care" in Ontario.
Many other officials were on hand for Hoskins' announcement, including South West LHIN CEO Michael Barrett and chairman Jeff Low, GBHS chair Joan Homer, Grey-Bruce medical officer of health Dr. Hazel Lynn, Grey County Warden Brian Milne, Grey Highlands Mayor Wayne Fitzgerald, Chatsworth Mayor Bob Pringle, West Grey Mayor Kevin Eccles and Blue Mountains Mayor Ellen Anderson.


text: Astronomy Theses and Dissertations http://hdl.handle.net/1903/2746 2015-10-07T15:02:34Z Diagnosing Clouds and Hazes in Exoplanet Atmospheres http://hdl.handle.net/1903/17065 Diagnosing Clouds and Hazes in Exoplanet Atmospheres Fraine, Jonathan David Exoplanet atmospheres provide a probe into the conditions on alien worlds, from hot Jupiters to Super-Earths. We can now glimpse the behaviour of extreme solar systems that defy our understanding of planet formation and capture our imaginations about the possibilities for understanding planets and life in our universe. I combined multi-epoch, multi-instrument observations from both space and ground based facilities. I developed observational techniques and tools to constrain exoplanetary atmospheric compositions, temperature profiles, and scale heights over a span of planetary masses and wavelengths, that provided a probe into the properties of these diverse planetary atmospheres. I led a team that used the Spitzer Space Telescope, with the IR Array Camera (IRAC), to observe the well known transiting Super-Earth, GJ 1214b (~2.7 R_Earth). My precisely constrained infrared transit depth, error ~ O(40 ppm), significantly constrained the lack of any molecular detections out to a wavelength of 5 microns. The significance of this null detection challenges self-consistent models for the atmosphere of this super-Earth. Models must invoke thick, grey opacity clouds that uniformly cause the atmosphere to be opaque at all wavelengths. My team and I used the Hubble Space Telescope Wide Field Camera 3 (HST-WFC3) to spectroscopically probe the atmosphere of the transiting warm Neptune, HAT-P-11b (~4.5 R_Earth), and detected the first molecular signature from a small exoplanet (R_planet < R_Saturn), inferring the presence of a hydrogen rich atmosphere. The average densities of many transiting exoplanets are known, but the degree to which atmospheric composition -- abundance of Hydrogen relative to other atoms and molecules -- correlates with the bulk composition has not yet been established. In an effort to characterize the atmospheric metallicity in greater detail, my team observed HAT-P-11 using warm Spitzer IRAC at 3.6 and 4.5 microns. The non-detections of eclipses HAT-P-11b provided upper limits on the temperature profile at 3.6 and 4.5 microns. I am one of the founding members of the ACCESS collaboration (Arizona-CfA-Catolica Exoplanet Spectroscopy Survey), a ground based observational campaign to spectroscopically survey a catalogue of exoplanetary atmospheres using major optical telescopes. I observed several of our targets from the 6.5m Magellan-Baade telescope. The results of my first observation provided low signal-to-noise constraints on the cloud properties of the hot Jupiter WASP-4b, as well as the UV radiation environment produced by its host star, WASP-4. The combination of these observational constraints provided greater insight into the end-products of the planet formation process, and developed the knowledge base of our community for both cloudy and clear worlds. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z APPLICATIONS OF ADVANCED STATISTICAL METHODS IN THE PAN-STARRS1 MEDIUM-DEEP SURVEY http://hdl.handle.net/1903/16445 APPLICATIONS OF ADVANCED STATISTICAL METHODS IN THE PAN-STARRS1 MEDIUM-DEEP SURVEY Kumar, Sidharth The application of advanced statistical methods to astrophysical problems is desirable for reasons of time-efficiency, and robustness. A data-driven approach, when combined with physical insights, can expedite solutions to difficult problems, where data is aplenty, however, physical insights may be nebulous. This may be either due to the parametric complexities of the models assumed, or the inherent complexity in the behavior of the astrophysical system itself. In this thesis we demonstrate that, via the application of a variety of statistical tools to the Pan- STARRS1 medium-deep survey data, we solve two important classification problems faced by the survey. The Pan-STARRS1 (PS1) Survey is unique in terms of its temporal, spa- tial, and wavelength coverage, permitting extensive studies on known astrophysical sources such as active galactic nuclei (AGN) and supernovae (SNe), as well as ex- otic ones, such as tidal disruption events and recoiling supermassive black hole binaries. The Medium-Deep (MD) survey in particular offers a time resolution onthe order of a few days over 10 distinct 8 sq. deg. fields, or over 80 sq. deg. of sky, and with the technique of difference imaging, enables the detailed study of stochastic variations and explosive transients associated with extragalactic sources. In the first of two parts of this thesis, I outline a novel method for the light-curve characterization of Pan-STARRS1 Medium-Deep Survey (PS1 MDS) extragalactic sources into stochastic variables (SV) and burst-like (BL) transients, using multi- band difference-imaging time-series data. Using a combination of Bayesian leave- out-one-cross-validation and corrected-Akaike information criteria to model time- series in the four PS1 photometric bands g P 1 , r P 1 , i P 1 , and z P 1 , we use a k-means clustering decision algorithm to classify sources as bursting or stocastically variable with over 91% purity, based on spectroscopically confirmed AGN and SN verification samples. The performance of our classifier is comparable to the best among existing methods in terms of purity. We use our method to classify 4361 difference image sources with galaxy hosts in the PS1 MD fields as BL or SV, and then together with their host galaxy offsets, create a robust sample of AGN and SNe. From these variability-selected samples, we derive photometry and variability based priors that can be used in future survey data streams for near real-time classification. In the second part, I discuss the applications of a genetic algorithm optimized support vector machines or GA-SVM, machine learning classifier and regression tool, we developed to solve two important problems in astronomical surveys; a. star-galaxy classification where we show as proof of concept, the efficient separation of 11000 stars and galaxies in the MD fields using 32 photometric parameters de- rived from the PS1 MD stack [1]; and b. photometric redshift regression, where asproof of concept we predict with high accuracy, the photometric redshifts of 5000 galaxies in the COSMOS survey, based on 25 photometric parameters derived from the survey. We show that our GA-SVM method is more efficient as compared to ex- isting methods for star-galaxy classification, and more robust than existing methods for photometric redshift estimation. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Characterizing young debris disks through far-infrared and optical observations http://hdl.handle.net/1903/15801 Characterizing young debris disks through far-infrared and optical observations Donaldson, Jessica Kate Circumstellar disks are the environments where extrasolar planets are born. Debris disks in particular are the last stage of circumstellar disk evolution, the youngest of which may harbor still-forming terrestrial planets. This dissertation focuses on examining the properties of dust grains in the youngest debris disks as a proxy to study the unseen parent planetesimal population that produces the dust in destructive collisions. The parent planetesimals are important to understanding the late stages of terrestrial planets because they can deliver volatile material, such as water, to young terrestrial planets. We used the Herschel Space Observatory to study young debris disks (ages 10-30 Myr) in the far-infrared where the thermal emission from the dust grains is brightest. We constructed spectral energy distributions (SEDs) of 24 debris disks and fit them with our debris disk models to constrain dust parameters such as temperature, dust location, and grain size. We also looked for correlations between the stellar and disk parameters and we found a trend between the disk temperature and stellar temperature, which we fit as a power-law. One bright, well studied disk in our sample, HD32297, has a well populated SED, allowing us to fit it with a more detailed model to determine dust grain composition. The HD32297 disk has also been imaged in scattered light, so we used the image to constrain the dust location before fitting the SED. We found the dust grains are composed of a highly porous and icy material, similar to cometary grains. This suggests there are icy comets in this system that could deliver water to any terrestrial planets in the disk. We followed up this system by observing it with the Hubble Space Telescope to get simultaneous spatial and spectral data of the disk. These data let us look for compositional changes with disk radius. We found the disk has a very red color at optical wavelengths in the innermost radius we probed (110 AU). This could indicate the presence of organic material, or it could be a property of the scattering phase function of large grains. Further analysis of this data is ongoing. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z X-RAY TIME AND SPECTRAL VARIABILITY AS PROBES OF ULTRALUMINOUS X-RAY SOURCES http://hdl.handle.net/1903/15786 X-RAY TIME AND SPECTRAL VARIABILITY AS PROBES OF ULTRALUMINOUS X-RAY SOURCES PASHAM, DHEERAJ RANGA REDDY A long-standing debate in the field of ultraluminous X-ray sources (ULXs: luminosities > 3×10<super>39</super> ergs s<super>-1</super>) is whether these objects are powered by stellar-mass black holes (mass range of 3-25 solar masses) undergoing hyper-accretion/emission or if they host the long-sought after class of intermediate-mass black holes (mass range of a few 100-1000 solar masses) accreting material at sub-Eddington rates. We present X-ray time and energy spectral variability studies of ULXs in order to understand their physical environments and accurately weigh their compact objects. A sample of ULXs exhibit quasi-periodic oscillations (QPOs) with centroid frequencies in the range of 10-200 mHz. The nature of the power density spectra (PDS) of these sources is qualitatively similar to stellar-mass black holes when they exhibit the so-called type-C low-frequency QPOs (frequency range of 0.2-15 Hz). However, the crucial difference is that the characteristic frequencies within the PDS of ULXs, viz., the break frequencies and the centroid frequencies of the QPOs, are scaled down by a factor of approximately 10-100 compared to stellar-mass black holes. It has thus been argued that the ULX mHz QPOs are the type-C low-frequency QPO analogs of stellar-mass black holes and that the observed difference in the frequencies (a few×0.01 Hz compared with a few Hz) is due to the presence of intermediate-mass black holes (MULX = (QPOstellar-mass black hole}/QPOULX)×Mstellar-mass black hole, where M and QPO are the mass and the QPO frequency, respectively) within these ULXs. We analyzed all the archival XMM-Newton X-ray data of ULXs NGC 5408 X-1 and M82 X-1 in order to test the hypothesis that the ULX mHz QPOs are the type-C analogs by searching for a correlation between the mHz QPO frequency and the energy spectral power-law index as type-C QPOs show such a dependence. From our multi-epoch timing and spectral analysis of ULXs NGC 5408 X-1 and M82 X-1, we found that the mHz QPOs of these sources vary in frequency by factors of approximately 4 and 6, respectively. However, we did not find evidence for changes in their energy-spectral indices. The apparent lack of a correlation--unlike the type-C QPOs--implies that either the ULX mHz QPOs are fundamentally different compared to the stellar-mass black hole low-frequency QPOs or they are indeed analogous to the low-frequency QPOs but with the observed dependence corresponding to the saturated portion of the correlation seen in stellar-mass black holes. We analyzed all the archival Swift data of ULX NGC 5408 X-1 and found evidence for a 243±23 day X-ray period. Based on its variation profile, energy dependence and transient nature, we argue that this period represents the orbital period of the black hole binary. We revisit the previously reported 62 day X-ray period of M82 X-1 and found evidence that the accretion disk's flux varies with this period's phase and also noted that the period's phase changed unusually fast during a certain epoch. Based on this we argue that this period might not be orbital but instead be due to a precessing accretion disk. By combining and averaging all the archival RXTE/PCA data of M82 we detect stable, 3:2 frequency ratio QPOs (>4.7 σ statistical significance) which we argue represent the high-frequency QPO analogs of stellar-mass black holes. Unlike the low-frequency QPOs, the high-frequency QPOs of stellar-mass black holes are stable, often occur in frequency ratios of 3:2 and scale inversely with black hole mass. Using the most recent mass estimates of stellar-mass black holes which show high-frequency QPOs and the detected 3:2 pair frequencies of 3.32±0.06 and 5.07±0.06 Hz from M82 X-1, we were able to accurately weigh its black hole to 428±105 solar masses. This detection presents a unique technique to weigh the black holes in variable ULXs. Similar oscillations in other ULXs should be detectable with future X-ray observatories. Finally, we conclude by discussing our preliminary results from the first X-ray -- optical reverberation mapping of a ULX and also describe future prospects of detecting intermediate-mass black holes using tidal disruption flares and by searching for high-frequency QPOs in ULXs. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z


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This is David McCulloch I am Director of Corporate Communications of Cisco. And I am joined today by Robert Soderbery, the Senior Vice President of Cisco's Enterprise networking group, by Hilton Romanski Head of Business Development for Cisco, and by Rob Salvango, Vice President of Business Development at Cisco.
A press release with information on today's announcement can be found on the website of both companies at www.cisco.com and at meraki.com. A replay of this Cisco WebEx conference call will be available later today on the Cisco Investor Relations website at investor.cisco.com. And at the conclusion of today's prepared remarks, we will be answering questions from participants who have registered online via the URL included in the press release. (Operator Instructions)
This presentation and the matters that both companies will be discussing today include forward-looking statements which are subject to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including the expected completion of the acquisition and the timeframe in which this will occur, the expected benefits to Cisco, its product platforms and its customers from completing the acquisition, plans regarding Meraki personnel, and statements regarding our strategy to accelerate the adoption of software-based business models, our value proposition with customers, our competitive performance and new market opportunities.
You are cautioned that these forward-looking statements are only predictions and may differ materially from actual future events or results due to a variety of factors, including, among other things, the potential impact on the business of Meraki due to the uncertainty about the acquisition, the retention of employees of Meraki and the ability of Cisco to successfully integrate Meraki and to achieve expected benefits, business and economic conditions and growth trends in the networking industry, customer markets in various geographic regions, global economic conditions and the uncertainties in the geopolitical environment and other risk factors set forth in Cisco's most recent reports on Form 10-K and Form 10-Q.
Any forward-looking statements in this release and on this conference call are based on limited information currently available to Cisco, which is subject to change, and Cisco will not necessarily update the information. Unauthorized recording of this conference call is not permitted.
And at this point, I'd like to turn the call over to Rob Soderbery, Senior Vice President of Cisco's Enterprise Networking Group. Good morning Rob.
Robert Soderbery
Thank you, Dave and good morning, And good morning to everyone on the call, thanks for joining us today. I'm very excited to have the opportunity to discuss our intent to acquire Meraki. Meraki provides us a new way to serve our customers in the mid market. These customers have the same IT needs as large organizations, but don't have the same IT resources.
They struggled to deal with mobility, security, BYOD and the Cloud. Meraki provides a simple, secured and networking solution that reduces TCO while providing a comprehensive features that including wired, wireless, security, mobile device management and a rich set of L4-7 services. At Cisco, we're focused on solving our customers business challenges by delivering intelligent architectures built on integrated products, services, and software platforms.
It's for that reason that Meraki is a perfect strategic fit as they have pursued a similar vision to both developing an innovative, integrated software platform including a cloud-enabled OS for the devices and the hosted management solutions. This platform is designed from the ground up for the multi-tenant scale and reliable operation from the cloud. We've coupled this platform to the subscription-based model and a very attractive financial proposition for their clients.
You have heard us share our five foundational priorities. Meraki advances our strategic agenda in multiple dimensions. It extends our leadership in the core of our business and moves us further towards the software and cloud-based business model and advances our interest in the $5 billion midmarket. The midmarket is growing faster than large enterprises and Cisco is a relatively lower share. Thus a compelling solution in the midmarket accelerates our growth rates and further opens a large attractive market with an optimized product offer.
Additionally, the margin and growth economic on the Meraki business and the mix of product and services fit well into the Cisco financial model. Importantly when Meraki started as a pure play wireless provider, they have broadened their portfolio to provide a complete set of access solutions. After deep diligence, we became convinced that the Meraki solution was a compelling offer. We intend to position the Meraki cloud platform as a primary networking solution for our midmarket customers.
Now, let me talk a little bit about the deal itself. This was not an opportunistic deal. It was driven by our strategic intent and a shared vision we were able to develop in a very short amount of time with the Meraki senior team: Sanjit, John and Hans. We believe that offers material time to market advantages over what Cisco could achieve on its own and material differentiation over our competitors.
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Kampmann: Only thing sore is my knee from Shields' face
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11/16/10 1:29 PM by kokid951
Shields will get smashed by GSP , and then we can all talk about that. Martin can get a rematch after he loses ;-)
11/16/10 1:29 PM by kokid951
Shields will get smashed by GSP , and then we can all talk about that. Martin can get a rematch after he loses ;-)
11/14/10 12:40 PM by Lite
I'm more of a bjj guy, not a Kampmann fan. Everyone trains those escapes, but I can't remember when anyone else has pulled them off in a mma fight. It was awesome.
11/14/10 11:36 AM by Tkelly647
Way to pry something that kampmann did well out of that fight, i'm not a shields nuthugger i think he was woeful, but you're a kampmann nuthugger who's clutching at straws. I thought they both were completely shite in that fight
11/14/10 11:34 AM by Tkelly647
laughable, kampmann got outstruck in the first and did nothing to redeem himself the rest of the fight. Have a look at the stats if you dont believe the first part. If Jake shields can outstrike you then you most definately don't deserve a title shot. If you loose to someone whos having clear difficulties like shields was you most definately don't deserve a title shot. If your too afraid to strike with someone who could take you down you can't fight GSP, you don't deserve a title. I cannot think of any reason why you would say he did.
11/14/10 10:44 AM by joshjitsu
Kampman got dominated by a gassed out Jake Shields.
11/14/10 10:13 AM by UfcSpyGUY
I couldn't disagree more. I thought the fight was close and I would have scored it 29-28 for martin. Just my opinion though and it was clear way before the fight who they wanted to win, Not implying anything there oh wait yes yes I am. and Shields was signed with the guarantee of a title shot .. for fuck sakes he struggled with Kampman and would have nothing for gsp. after that fight Kampman is more deserving of a title shot.
11/14/10 10:10 AM by Lite
Some real Shields nuthuggers here. That was a lackluster fight. The most impressive thing that went on were Kampmann's escapes from the bottom, which were amazing. You really see those at this level of competition very often.
11/14/10 9:50 AM by Tkelly647
My whole point is that when the first criteria is barely achieved (which it was) they rely on the rest of the criteria, which are all shields, so shields would've won a pride fight too.
11/14/10 9:20 AM by Eveready
I agree they both did fucking terrible, but you think Shields did more to finish the fight because he got dominant positions? He got dominant positions then did fuck all until Kampmann bucked him off, Kampmann did barely anything to finish the fight, but Shields did NOTHING to finish the fight. Kampmann would have won under Pride rules.


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Court Ruling Emasculates Financial-Disclosure Rules: Congressional Accountability
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In the aftermath of a Supreme Court decision last May, filing false financial-disclosure forms carries no criminal penalty for members of Congress. This loophole can be closed only by ... Congress.
I do not recall, senator." Countless citizens and lawmakers alike have hidden behind that obfuscation to avoid lying to Congress while testifying in a hearing or congressional investigation. But last year the Supreme Court overturned the umbrella statute that made it a crime to lie to Congress - a setback for prosecutors who had used the statute to indict members of Congress for everything from filing false financial disclosures to operating ghost-employee schemes.
To most people, lying to Congress conjures images of Iran-Contra figure Oliver North, who admitted to giving spurious testimony during a congressional hearing. But illicit trifling with the truth in congressional matters had taken several forms in the 40 years that it was a crime covered in 18 U.S. Code 1001. While the law still makes it a crime to lie under oath, Section 1001 was most noted for its use in prosecuting federal lawmakers for mendacious financial disclosure, and it carried stiff sentences for the deceiver. Some of the "fallen angels" who recently were indicted for this offense are former Democratic Reps. Dan Rostenkowski of Illinois, Mary Rose Oakar of Ohio and Joe Kolter of Pennsylvania.
But last May, in Hubbard vs. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that the act that had made it a criminal offense to lie to any "departments or agency" of the government applies only to the executive branch and not to the legislative or judicial branches, and that federal prosecutors could not charge officials with unsworn lies to Congress. The actual case reversed a Michigan conviction of John Hubbard for lying to a bankruptcy court, but overturned the key precedent against lying to Congress.
Following the decision, judges and prosecutors dismissed charges against a handful of indicted and convicted ex-members. Lawyers dropped four counts against Rostenkowski that alleged he had filed false vouchers with the House Finance Office. A charge that Oakar failed to account for $50,000 in liabilities on her financial-disclosure forms also disappeared. These former lawmakers were, however, indicted on other charges, reducing the impact of the Supreme Court ruling.
The early release of former Rep. George Hansen, an Idaho Republican who had served 35 months for bank fraud caused the biggest sensation. On March 8, U.S. District Judge Edward J. Lodge in Boise, Idaho, ruled that Hansen's sentence should be curtailed because the former congressman had served six months for an earlier conviction of filing a false financial disclosure form, a charge Hubbard made obsolete. Lodge awarded him $40,000 in restitution, saying his life was forever altered by a wrongful prosecution, which may have caused his election loss in 1984.
Does this mean that ordinary citizens and public officials suddenly can thumb their collective noses at the truth in the face of Congress and walk away with impunity? Of course not. Perjury statutes guard against lying to Congress in the traditional sense - under oath and in the presence of two or more people. And lawmakers are not above prosecutorial reproach.
The Justice Department can file civil actions concerning false financial disclosures and the ethics committees can strip members of committee chairmanships and even remove them from office. But filing false financial disclosures, false disbursement forms and other false statements that are not submitted under oath currently carry no criminal penalty. Many prosecutors and citizens are outraged at what they consider a double standard for federal lawmakers. "If average citizens falsify records to the IRS, they get slammed " says Dana Johnson, spokeswoman for Rep. Bill Martini, freshman Republican from New Jersey.
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Cape Town - The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) arrested a constable and a civilian on Monday for assaulting a man who was now in a coma, a spokesman said.
"The arrest was carried out today (Monday )," Moses Dlamini said in a statement.
"It is alleged that on February 21, the constable tried to arrest a robbery suspect in Kwanonqaba, Western Cape. The suspect stabbed the constable with a knife and ran away."
The constable then called for backup and went to look for the man.
After finding him, it is alleged the constable assaulted the man.
"The victim was taken to Kwanonqaba CID offices where the groundsman also assaulted him," Dlamini said.
His head was bashed against the brick walls of the office which led to severe head injuries.
The man was taken by ambulance to George Schuur Hospital. He had brain, head and spinal injuries.
The pair were expected to appear at the Mossel Bay Magistrate's Court on Wednesday on a charge of attempted murder.
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Ideas competition seeks tsunami resistant architecture
[Registration should be completed by 30 November 2011] The Architecture Workshop in Rome group has launched an ideas competition looking for tsunami proof structures.
Open to professionals and students, proposals are sought for designs aimed at lessening the destructive impact of tsunami waves on structures in vulnerable regions.
Plans for individual structures and general strategies are sought, with an emphasis on developing solutions similar to existing methods; such as earthquake proofing structures.
A £3,600 prize fund has been announced with categories for special awards including best use of sustainable materials, technological innovation and visionary concept.
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Sirata Beach Resort And Conference Center
Sirata Beach Resort And Conference Center
Hotel Guest Rating: 7.8/10
5300 Gulf Boulevard
Saint Pete Beach, FL 33706
Welcome to the Sirata Beach Resort And Conference Center
With a private beach, three pools and two hot tubs, the Sirata Beach Resort and Conference Center offers Priceline guests an idyllic seaside retreat on the Gulf of Mexico.
Hotel Features
This eight-floor tropical oasis on St. Pete Beach houses 380 stylish rooms. Well-appointed rooms feature elegant designer fabrics and contemporary woods. All rooms and suites feature cable TVs with in-room movies, CD players, mini-fridges and coffeemakers. Some rooms and suites have balconies or patios with ocean views. After breakfast, make a splash in the three heated outdoor pools or de- stress in a hot tub. Meet friends for margaritas and mai tais at the beachfront lounge or enjoy lunch in one of three signature on-site restaurants. Keep up your regimen in the fitness center and make plans for parasailing or wave runners riding at the hotel sightseeing/tour desk. Parents appreciate the hotel's babysitting services and organizations can take advantage of the comprehensive business center.
Hotel Location
This hotel is nestled among beautiful St. Pete Beaches, balmy breezes and towering palms on the Gulf of Mexico. Head to popular St. Pete beaches for turquoise waves and sugar-white sands, two blocks from the hotel or go snorkeling at Egmont Key State Park, less than four miles away. Discover the unique wildlife on the 240 acre-Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, six miles away or tour the exhibits the Holocaust Museum, a 10-mile drive, where you will learn Jewish history and heritage and see boxcar #13 which was used to transport Jewish prisoners. Tampa International Airport is 28 miles away.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests give a nod to the Sirata Beach Resort and Conference Center's "beautiful grounds," "great location right on the beach" and "super nice and very helpful staff."
Sirata Beach Resort And Conference Center Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
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- Children welcome
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- CNN available
- Collect calls
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- Elevators
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- Exterior corridors
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- Full service housekeeping
- Game room
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.Please note only 1 car per guest room is permitted. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Decent hotel. Not the cleanest, but great location in relation to restaurants and stores. The Compass Grille was a great place to get breakfast (loved the grits) and dinner (Tampa Bay Burger was awesome!). There were definitely nicer resorts along the main strip, but some of the prices were a little more than the Sirata Beach resort. If I go next time, I would request a room facing the beach and away from any smoking areas. ...
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Ward KimballAge: 88
animator who was one of Walt Disney's "nine old men," a group of elite artists. He created Jiminy Cricket and was animation director on Fantasia, Dumbo, and Cinderella. His team won Oscars for the shorts Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom and It's Tough to Be a Bird.Died: Arcadia, Calif., July 8, 2002
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Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart – A Comfortable FitBy Anthony . March 6, 2015 . 1:00pm
What I got from this game was a simple, but functional experience.
What I got from this game was a simple, but functional experience.
Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart has characters that parody different video game series. Estelle is riff on Dragon Quest. In Sting's game, she is searching for legendary weapons and special attack is a Dragon Quest gag.
The Hyperdimension Neptunia games are set in Gamindustri, but the strategy RPG spinoff Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart is in a whole new world, Gamarket.
Idea Factory International has Hyperdimension Neptunia: Goddess Black Heart scheduled in North America for release on February 24 in stores and PlayStation Network. Europe gets the spinoff strategy RPG on February 27 with the PAL PlayStation Network release set for March 4.
Noire's spinoff game has cuter versions of characters from the Hyperdimension Neptunia series redrawn with a superdeformed art style.
Noire from the Hyperdimension Neptunia series is getting a strategy RPG spinoff developed by Hexyz Force maker Sting. Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart has a new cast of characters that are parodies of famous video game series.
Which Neptunia character should get a spinoff next? Compile Heart is asking fans to vote on which Neptunia character should star in their own game.
Also what happened to NISA and how did Famitsu become a character in a Neptunia video game?
Compile Heart's Noire spin-off of the Neptunia series is being released in North America and Europe.
Noire's spinoff strategy RPG, Planet Destroyer Black Heart, is developed by Sting who will become a playable character in the Vita game. Sting will be released as paid downloadable content on June 26.
Mario Kart 8 was released in Japan on May 29th for the Wii U, and the game sold 325,892 copies.
Dengeki PlayStation reports Sting-chan, a new character that represents the Yggdra Union maker, will be available as downloadable content. IF and Compa will be DLC characters too.
Planet Destroyer Black Heart puts Noire in the spotlight and changes the gameplay into a strategy RPG. Sting designed the title and added map gimmicks. This stage has logs rolling downstream that change where bridges are each turn.
The terrain has elevation levels, and certain units are better at climbing than others. Falling from high areas could result in taking damage, so picking the right characters for climbing might be crucial in some maps.
Noire's PlayStation Vita spinoff, Planet Destroyer Black Heart, brings the CPUs back for a strategy RPG. Sting also made a new group of characters that parody video game series and companies.


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Monocolumn: Political Death Heralds End Of An Era
Argentinean politics was thrown into turmoil yesterday with the death of ex-president Néstor Kirchner, who suffered a fatal double heart attack in hospital in his native Patagonia.
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Argentinean politics was thrown into turmoil yesterday with the death of ex-president Néstor Kirchner, who suffered a fatal double heart attack in hospital in his native Patagonia. The husband of current incumbent Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, he had been the defining voice in national politics for the last decade.
Sixty-year-old Kirchner died yesterday at around 09.00 Argentinean time, the third occasion in a year that he had been hospitalised following heart complications. In Latin America, reactions to his death were immediate as regional leaders, including Venezuela's Hugo Chávez and Ecuador's Rafael Correa, paid tribute to a political strongman who oversaw the immediate fall-out from Argentina's economic crisis of 2001/2, taking on the IMF and overseeing an impressive economic recovery.
Whilst Cristina is yet to make a public statement, the government announced three days of national mourning on a day when businesses were shut and people away from their desks due to work on a new national census. As dignitaries scrambled to board flights to El Calafate in Patagonia and the national congress organised a memorial, Buenos Aires' historic Plaza de Mayo – opposite the Casa Rosada palace – filled with people paying tribute. The weekend's football fixtures were even cancelled, a normally unthinkable gesture.
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