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Five major financial institutions have taken a minority stake in Chi-X Global Holdings LLC, the holding company for Chi-X market operators Chi-X Canada, Chi-X Japan and Chi-X Australia, which will launch on 31 October, 2011.
It also jointly operates Chi-East, an independent, non-displayed liquidity pool in Singapore, through a joint venture with a subsidiary of the Singapore Exchange, and has developed the Chi-FX product in a venture with BM&FBOVESPA that is scheduled for commercial launch in Brazil early next year.
The new investors include: BofA Merrill Lynch; GETCO, LLC; Goldman Sachs; Morgan Stanley; and Quantlab Group, LP. Instinet Incorporated, a Nomura Group company, remains the largest equity holder in Chi-X Global through a subsidiary company.
"The investment that our equity partners have made today demonstrates their commitment to Chi-X Global and its businesses," says Tal Cohen (pictured), CEO of Chi-X Global. "With the support of our investors, Chi-X Global is well positioned to continue its growth and remain a positive force for change through market innovation and the introduction of competition."
"Since inception, Chi-X has established its reputation as a market innovator globally," says Bina Kalola, head of Strategic Direct Investments for Global Equities at BofA Merrill Lynch. "We look forward to our new relationship with Chi-X Global and its management team and to bringing greater efficiencies to markets across the globe."
"On behalf of Nomura and Instinet, we are pleased to welcome our new investors and we look forward to working with them and building further on Chi-X Global's well-established brand," says Fumiki Kondo, Chairman of Chi-X Global and co-CEO of Instinet Incorporated.
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Former Utes Chris Kemoeatu and Stevenson Sylvester stopped by the team hotel, met the guys and visited for a long time.
"I haven't been around the guys in a while, especially before a game. So this is great to see everybody," Sylvester said. "Everybody is excited and it's good to see the coaches and everything."
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Hi, my name is Thinkie, welcome to my blog!
I'm a student in cultural studies, a museum enthusiast, a scrapbooker and an art journaler. I love to travel within Europe and I enjoy photography. You can read more about me on my homepage.
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I enjoy:
Ali Edwards
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Maarten Batenburg
I live, I love, I create, I capture, I learn, I enjoy.
In May...
On May 5 I visited the fair in Oegstgeest, where Bram was voluntering at the first aid-stand. Fortunately we didn't see any action. Afterwards we hung out at the Leidse Hout, licking a popsicle and laying in the grass.
We had easter breakfast. Again. Yes, it was 6 weeks after easter. But we had chocolate eggs left and easter breakfast is just fun! :-)
Bram and I went to Rotterdam. We visited art store Harolds and the Markthal.
We had a little pre-celebration of Bram's birthday, combined with Mother's Day, with Bram's family. His mother had found out that Hema sells glutenfree pastry :-)
Bram and I visited park Clingendael in The Hague. We went to see the Japanese garden, which was pretty and busy. Afterwards we hung out in the gras, and took a stroll around the park.
Bram totally crushed me with Pickomino (Regenwormen) again.
I visited Roeland and poes Poes. Roeland cooked me kip korma.
Bram and I spent a day in Amsterdam. We walked around in the sunshine, visited the World Press Photography-exhibition at the Nieuwe Kerk and attended the Salon de Museologie/Erfgoedarena.
I finally started swimming! I had an intake earlier this spring for therapeutic swimming in hot water, and in May I actually started going. It's possible to do exercises with fysiotherapists in the water but I have opted for just swimming laps. I'm happy with my choise because those different exercise groups seem to be training in ways either too mellow for me or too intense. And I just enjoy doing laps on my own.
Another thing that my muscles are thanking me for is that I swapped out the narrow bed I was using for a double bed. That allows a wider range of sleeping positions and more turning and moving around during the night, which allows more of my muscles to get their share of relaxation and improves my quality of sleep.
I accompanied Bram to the birthday celebration of his friend D. She had arranged a tour of Museum Swaensteyn in Voorburg :-)
We celebrated Brams birthday by attending the yearly puzzle walk. This year's location was Haarlem. We saw lots of nice bits of the old city that I hadn't visited before and had a lot of fun. And... our team won! Which means we get to organize next year's puzzle walk.
Bram hosted another games night, which was also another little birthday celebration (the bunting was still up anyway, and stretching out the celebrations gave us a good excuse to sample another variety of Hema's glutenfree pastry ;-) ). We had dinner with Roeland, Bob and Maarten. Maarten left and we played Seven Wonders. Then Roeland left as well and we played The legends of Andor.
I managed to get back into a pretty good study flow this month, even though I always feel like I should have done more, even after a long day of studying.
I attended a study meeting on cultural history for 'Culturele vaardigheden 2' in Zwolle. In the weeks leading up to the meeting I had to read texts and conduct a little research on the Marshall plan. Those things were discussed during the meeting, and we saw a few short films about the Marshall Plan that we had to analyze.
I had dinner with Maarten. He showed me photo's from his trip to Iran.
I attended a study meeting on old Netherlandish painting. I have an exam on that topic later this month and I've been working my way through the textbook but still have some way to go. The meeting was held at the RKD (an institute for art-historical documentation). There was a lecture on Max Friedländer and Jef van der Veken, a short introduction tour of the RKD and an introduction to the RKD's collection on technical research on paintings. Then we got a chance to practise searching for source materials in the database and locating them in the study hall. I picked Jan van Eyck and together with a fellow student I found a box with photo's of drawings (most of the originals have been lost during WW2 :-( ). After the meeting I stayed at the RKD for a while to conduct a little comparative research with those drawings and the drawing of the Fishing Party that Claudine Chavannes-Mazel has attributed to Jan van Eyck.
Bob, Bram and I visited Keltfest. Despite horrible forecasts with thunderstorms and hailstorms, we had a lovely, sunny day hanging out in the grass listening to lots of bands.
Bram and I attended Marcel's birthday party. Which was quite a challenge travel-wise, because of extensive railway works in that area.
Geplaatst op 04-06-2016.
In April...
I started April by catching up with L, whom I hadn't seen for over a year (maybe even two) over drinks at Doppio in Zoetermeer. We had a nice philosophical chat.
I met up with Bram and Bob at Bram's place. We had dinner together and played Machi Koro and Pickomino (Regenwormen). Bram was ill and my sprained ankle was still bothering me, so Bram and I had to cancel our plans to visit the Drents Museum in Assen.
When my ankle was starting to get better, my back started bothering me pretty badly for over a week. It hurt less when I was moving, so I went on a little spring photohunt.
I had dinner with Maarten. We watched the last two episodes of Heroes.
Wilma and I visited Ikea. I got a cart to store some of my craft supplies. Thank you Ikea, for selling gluten free chocolate-coated marshmallow treats! ;-)
I visited Leo. He has a photo studio at home and we did a photoshoot of me in wood elf costumes.
Bram hosted a games night. Roeland, Bob and M came over. We had dinner together and played Robo Rally and Chicago Ganster. Fun!
I spent a weekend with JK. We visited Ličge and Gangelt and did some geocaching.
Cat Luka was unwell for several weeks. There wasn't much to be done about it, despite consulting the vet. We fed her from a spoon, Wilma gave her pain killers and everyone spoiled her with extra attention. She got to see the birds from her chair near the window and seemed pretty content most of the time. She died on April 17, a few weeks short of her 20th birthday.
Bram and I took advantage of the nice spring weather one day to go on a little walk.
I studied early netherlandish painting. I'm so glad that I've had a chance to see many of the works I'm reading about in real life, or at least other paintings of the same painter! I wish I could go back and study them some more!
Mark, Maarten, Bram and I met up at Marks place to catch up and have dinner together. We made ratatouille.
I caught a cold. Yuck. And right before Elfia, too! Wilma dug up my old wheelchair and I downed a couple of pain killers, OD'd on vitamin C and got to go for part of one day. I wish I could have gone the entire weekend, but at least I got a little taste of Elfia and had a nice afternoon with Bram, Bob, Mark and M. I was able to enjoy parts of the second day's concerts from my sickbead through Bram's phone :-)
We celebrated Wilma's birthday with a family dinner.
Bram hosted another games night, with Bob and Roeland attending. We played Legends of Andor.
I accompanied Wilma to a location of vereniging Kattenzorg, to pick up Wilma and Fred's new cats Purr and Zimbo. They're halfbrother and -sister, both 7/yo and huge. Zimbo is very outgoing and cuddly. Purr is a bit shy.
I ended the month with a quiet weekend at Bram's place while he was away. Did some shopping and checked in with poes Poes (Roeland was away on a day trip). I studied a little, recovered some more from my cold, snacked on fresh strawberries and played the solo puzzle game Road block. I got stuck on #44, for now ;-)
Geplaatst op 06-05-2016.
Het Plantsoen
Last week, Bram and I took advantage of the spring weather to take a stroll along 'het Plantsoen' in Leiden. It's a park along the Singel. We enjoy hanging out at the voličre. I love watching Bram chat with the birds :-)
Geplaatst op 28-04-2016.
Adventures in Lino Cutting part 1 - Stamp Making
I remember one day during art class in high school, a couple of girls were experimenting with lino printing. I didn't get a chance to do so myself, but ever since I visited the Escher Museum in The Hague, that had lino prints by M.C. Escher on display, I've been interested in trying. Especially since the cutters can also be used to make your own stamps.
I bought a brayer at De Gouden Pluim at the Vrijdagmarkt in Ghent. I love popping in there when I'm in town, it's filled to the brim with art supplies.
I have lived near Terpen Tijn in Leiden for a while but only recently, after
moving back to Zoetermeer, I finally allowed myself to pay this art supply store a
visit. In a corner I found supplies for lino printing. Yay!
Later I realized that for lino prints, I need a brayer to add pressure while
printing. The baren works for that too, but I got an extra brayer at Schleiper in Ličge. Now I can
use one of my brayers for inking, and the other one for pressure. The second one
is wider, so I'm hoping that will make it easier to apply even pressure.
But back to lino cutting. First I tried my hand at stamp making with the softcut printing stamps, about which I want to tell you in this blogpost. The stamps are 45mm in diameter, so they offer a nice small surface for experimenting with this medium. Julie Fei Fan Balzer talks about stamp carving with these materials in this blogpost. I tried out some designs on paper but realized I was aiming for something way too detailed. I simplified my design but got a scratch on the surface. The store offers a sturdier version of the printing stamps as well. I haven't tried them, but I imagine they'll be harder to cut, which makes it more difficult to get the design you want but limit the chance of scratches. After getting some practice, I was able to work a bit more detailed.
The printing stamps are supposed to stick to the baren, but they barely do and tend to fall off. I tried my acrylic block that I use with my clear stamps, with the same result. That's too bad...
I took me a while to come up with designs. I didn't want to spoil them and perfectionism kicked in. And I didn't quite know what was possible with the material. The only way to really find out is to try, though! Recently, I had a bout of inspiration and started cutting away at the stamps and at my finger. Oops! I tried to apply different grades of detail and cut away part of a stamp around my design with scissors to see how that would work. I then tried them with stamping inks and some with acrylic paint as well. Some I liked better with stamping ink, others better with acrylic ink.
Be aware that the cuts tend to get congested with ink and more so with paint, especially the shallow cuts. You can see this in the leaf in the upper right hand corner. I've been cleaning them like I would my normal stamps, with baby wipes and sometimes water.
I had fun coming up with these designs and making my own unique stamps. They're a bit wonky but that's part of their charm. I see myself using them in my scrapbooking and especially my art journaling. I do feel I need to mount them onto something more permanent, since sticking them on the baren isn't working for me.
Geplaatst op 26-04-2016.
Easter CardsI made some very simple easter cards last month, while trying out some supplies I had on hand at Bram's place. He has a stack of A5 cardstock in pastels, which I folded double and used as cards. I used pieces of white cardstock to draw or write on and stuck them on the front of the cards.
My drawing style is pretty childish when it comes to easter bunnies. ;-) (Or anything else, really!) I think I used colouring pencils and markers for the first one. I used Neocolor I wax crayons for the second one, tracing the edges with markers. I used a spray fixative to keep the drawing from smudging and matted it on blue paper.
I played around with lettering, trying out Edding metallic markers (not too happy about the easter eggs I drew with them but they are cool when it's just letters or lines!) and a Faber-Castell broadpen in a nice shade of blue. I quite like how my writing turned out!
I started playing with Caran d'Arche Neocolor II water-soluble wax pastels, Prismalo aquarel pencils and Fibralo water-soluble markers on watercolour paper. I love the combination of those materials, using the pencils or markers for some details and bolder lines and the pastels for larger areas and more subtle colours. We've become big fans of Caran d'Ache lately!
Geplaatst op 11-04-2016.
Me in 7 Objects
On Stacy Julian's blog I saw a post about picking a limited amount of objects that represent you and your life and interests right now. I liked the idea and went around my room to collect a few favorite and/or characteristic items.
Camera - I rarely leave the house without a camera. Photography is one of my creative outlets. But more importantly: I'm a memory keeper and like to catch all sorts of experiences, people and places on camera. Those photo's form the basis for my photo albums and blogposts. And sometimes they're useful for my studies: they help me analyze art, museums and exhibitions as well.
Museum card - This is my ticket to heaven. Museums are my happy place! The card costs €60,- and gives access to most Dutch museums for a year. Sometimes there's an extra exhibition fee, and there are a few smaller museums here and there that aren't a part of this system. But overall, this card saves me A LOT of money on museum tickets. There are months in which I visit so many (or such expensive) museums that I would have had to pay more on tickets during that one month than I pay for this year-long card. Without the card, I couldn't afford to visit this many museums. It's a life saver for a museum nerd, especially one that has to visit museums for her studies!
Nokia 6300 - It's so funny how people just assume you have a smartphone. I've even had people being a bit annoyed that I hadn't received their whats-app message! During group trips I feel pretty out of the loop when people are making dinner arrangements, for instance, and I have to keep bugging people for information if I don't want to be left out. Erhm, dude, I have a dumbphone! I'm actually still quite happy with it, but next week I'm migrating to the second hand Samsung Galaxy S3 Maarten gave me for my birthday. I've found a provider that offers unlimited calling and texting and 1Gb data for less than my current provider was charging for just unlimited calling and texting. I'll still be using the 'more advanced' functions of my smartphone with wifi mostly. And if all goes well, I'll still have the phone number I got with my first mobile phone in 1999. :-) The Nokia also signifies that I'm not one to jump on every trend that comes along. And that I'm good about taking care of my posessions and making them last.
'We kick ass'-card - Bram gave me this last year. It was funny, because I gave him exactly such a card too, on that same occasion! The text has a special meaning to us and it's good to have the card on display as a reminder. And it was just too funny that we gave each other the same card at the same moment!
Qwirkle - Qwirkle reminds me of how much I enjoy playing games with people and how happy it makes me that I'm doing that more often lately. And that I should keep doing it! It reminds me that I'm pretty good at playing games (I used to win games often as a kid) and that I especially love playing games against well matched opponents that pose enough of a challenge without beating you flat out ALL the time. It reminds me of Berlin last summer, where I saw some friends play it. I got curious so when we got home, Bram got out his Qwirkle and it became a new favorite. It reminds me of how I received Qwirkle last december during a Sinterklaas party. It reminds me how Bram is great at picking cool presents even if they're not on my wishlist. It reminds me of the good times I had playing it with people. Good times with friends!
Caran d'Ache Neocolor II - These water soluble pastels are one of my latest creative loves. It represents how I'm getting better again at nurturing my creative side, after neglecting it a bit for a couple of years. It represents how I'm mostly playing around in mixed media/art journaling lately, and how I'm trying out different materials. It shows my growing interest for water colouring. It represents how Bram is into drawing and drawing materials lately, and how cool it is to share that creative interest with him. It reminds me how sweet he was when he found just one (discounted!) box of these at V&D in February and let me have it, even though he wanted it too. (Fortunately, he found another box at another V&D store the next day. And I have now upgraded to a box with 30 colours, recently found discounted A LOT at V&D.) It reminds me of how Bram encourages me in my creative endeavours, as do some other people around me. It reminds me of how dangerous it is for my budget that Bram has an art store right around the corner, where they sell more colours of Neocolor II. It represents to me how I draw creative inspiration from following different blogs from scrapbookers, art journalers and mixed media artists.
Book - This book represents my love for reading and learning. It is a study book, so it represents my studies. It's on Old Netherlandish painting, and therefor represents my interest in medieval history and art, especially in Jan van Eyck and other 'Flemish Primitives'.
Of course these objects don't represent everything about me and my life. But still, this photo tells a lot about me. It's a nice snapshot of life right now. And a nice exercise in telling a story by showing objects. And it illustrates how many different things one object can tell.
Geplaatst op 08-04-2016.
Spring Photo HuntI went on a little photo hunt around the neighbourhood and garden yesterday, to look for signs of spring. I brought my point-and-shoot and my SLR with the zoom lens. In the courtyard of an apartment building the blossoms were out in full force. I wasn't the only one taking photo's, and I had a short chat with one of the residents about how pretty the place looks this time of year. The smell of mowed grass accompanied me on my walk, since the lawn mowers had been busy in the morning. People were cleaning and there were sounds of power tools; it's that time of year when people tackle chores around the house that they've saved up for spring, with doors and windows open, and start working in their gardens.
I sat in the garden for a while, hoping that the feeders would attract some birds for me to photograph. They were chittering and found me and the sounds of my camera a bit scary, but in the end I managed to catch one on camera while (s)he was visiting the bird house.
Geplaatst op 06-04-2016.
In March...Roeland and I had dinner together at his place (I hadn't cuddled with poes Poes for a while and had to catch up!) and went to see 'Francofonia' at the Filmhuis in The Hague. It's a Russian art house-movie on the Louvre in WW2. A bit... strange, but I learned a thing or two about the history of the Louvre.
I had dinner with Maarten at the beginning and at the end of the month.
We celebrated Fred's 70th birthday with a high tea. Wilma had bought a lot of stuff and made cheese cake. I baked banana-walnut cupcakes and an apple cake. All gluten free.
Bram and I went to see 'An' at the cinema. Not surprisingly, we craved something pancake-like afterwards, so we made poffertjes (a sort of tiny pancakes).
Bram and I visited Haarlem. We saw several small exhibitions at the Frans Hals Museum and spent some time at a board game store, where Bram spent gift cards he was given last year. After dinner, back in Leiden, we played one of the games, Machi Koro. It was fun! Bram won. But I've beaten him at this fun game several times since ;-)
I attended the monthly cinema night in Den Haag. I joined Bas, Frank and Heleen for drinks. Later, Kimberly joined us and we went to see 'The Revenant'. A grunting DiCaprio. Not really my kind of thing.
Bram and I went to the beach at Noordwijk. It was sunny and it started to feel like spring. We met up with Bram's parents for drinks, and they treated us to dinner at De Gouden Leeuw. If you ever consider ordering hot chocolate there: don't. But the food was fine and they did a great job taking care of my gluten free meal.
On a Sunday, Bram and I set out for Den Bosch by train. Along the way we were joined by Roeland, then Bob, and then Geralde. In Den Bosch we walked to the Noordbrabants Museum, where we went to see the exhibition on Jheronimus Bosch. Mark joined us a little later. Afterwards, Geralde, Bob, Bram and I walked around Den Bosch for a while and then had dinner in Utrecht.
Another dinner with Roeland and poes Poes. She was delighted that we ate chicken.
I met up with Marcel and Marloes at Marcel's place to watch a movie. We saw 'The straight story'. It was all right, but not as good as we had hoped, pretty sentimental.
Bram and I visited the Fotomuseum in Rotterdam. There were several exhibitions, some more appealing than others.
I attended a study meeting in Amsterdam, about literature and different entry points for research into literary texts. It was for 'Cultuurwetenschappelijke Vaardigheden 2'. The assignment was to study a poem by Willem Elsschot and texts about Elsschot and his work, as well as a short story by Willem Frederik Hermans. It was the day of the terrorist bombings in Brussels, and we discussed that too.
Bankrupt department store V&D has started final sales. It was crazy busy and there have even been a few reports of people fighting over items. Yikes. Bram and I visited V&D Leiden on the second day of the sale, and it wasn't thát bad. There was no line outside, and the check-out line wait was about 35 minutes. My main score were pages and folders for my photo albums. I use those a lot so I would have had to buy them anyway at some point, and there was a pretty good discount. We also found craft supplies and some sweaters for Bram.
We had planned to go up north the day before easter. We would visit the Fries Museum and meet up with FrankM, Nicolette and Danja to (belatedly) celebrate FrankM's birthday. But when I was hunting for an insect I jumped in an attempt to reach it, and when I landed my ankle folded under me. That was the end of that plan. The insect got away unscratched. Were the gods teaching me it's bad karma to hunt insects? ;-)
On easter day Bram and I had easter breakfast. I made myself gluten free pancakes. Later that day we met up with Bram's parents, Bram's sister and her partner and son, at Bram's parent's place. We hunted for eggs and got fed a lot of snacks and a nice dinner.
On 'second easter day' we visited my grandparents at their house, where we met up with FrankM, Nicolette and Danja after all, and with my aunt and her partner.
Geplaatst op 05-04-2016.


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A featherweight matchup between Rony Jason (13-3 MMA, 3-0 UFC) and Jeremy Stephens (21-9 MMA, 8-8 UFC) has been targeted for as as-yet-unannounced event expected to serve as UFC Fight Night 29.
The bout is expected to take place on Oct. 9 in Brazil, at a city and venue to be determined. The night's main card is expected to air on FOX Sports 1, but official plans have yet to be revealed.
The Jason vs. Stephens contest was first reported by MMAWeekly.com, and Stephens also took to Facebook to confirm his participation.
"Looks like my first trip to Brazil will be fighting in hostile territory on a UFC main card," Stephens wrote. "Now we just need a certain someone to confirm to lock this up."
Jason, a 29-year-old Brazilian native, was the featherweight winner of the debut season of "The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil." He claimed that season's tournament crown with a UFC 147 win over Godofredo Pepey and has since registered two more official wins after earning stoppage victories over Mike Wilkinson and Sam Sicilia.
Meanwhile, Stephens returns to action after a successful featherweight debut in May, scoring a decision win over Estevan Payan at UFC 160. The much-needed result snapped a three-fight losing streak for "Lil' Heathen," who had fallen short against Yves Edwards, Donald Cerrone and Anthony Pettis.
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UFC commentator Joe Rogan breaks down the electric featherweight co-main event between former bantamweight champion Renan Barao and Jeremy Stephens this Sunday on FS1. read news >>
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It's official - Siberia is to stop being one of the only places on earth where you cannot buy a McDonald's hamburger.
McDonald's has plans to open in Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Tomsk, Barnaul and Novokuznetsk. Pictured: McDonald's in Tyumen, The Siberian Times
Now the world's largest food chain has received its long-awaited permission to open its first five outlets in Novosibirsk.
The restaurants in Siberia's unofficial capital will have seating for 50 diners.
All will open this year and another five fast food outlets are expected during 2013, said reports on Monday.
McDonalds opened its first Russian restaurant on 31 January 1990, before the collapse of the Soviet Union, and set a world record by serving 30,000 on day one. The chain now has some 324 outlets in Russia, but none in Siberia or the Russian Far East, say media reports.
Well, not quite.
There is one on the western edge of Siberia in Tyumen but the opening in Novosibirsk in a major leap east in McDonald's conquest of its final frontier.
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Spill control Association of america Relocates to Metro Washington, DC and names new Executive Director.
Spill Control Association of America (SCAA), a professional association representing oil spill removal organizations (OSRO), spill managers/qualified individuals, consultants, equipment and material manufacturers, distributors, insurers, and educational and governmental organizations, announced today that it has relocated its headquarters to Old Town Alexandria, Virginia from Bel Air, Maryland.
"This move to the Washington, DC Metro area launches the next phase of SCAA's services and benefits to our expanding membership, and a greater recognition of our association as 'The Voice of Spill Response Professionals," said Andrew Altendorf, President. For the past several years, SCAA has held its Annual Meeting in the capital region and regularly meets with the U.S. Coast Guard as a member of the agency's Partnership Action Team. SCAA also interfaces with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, and other federal agencies regionally and at Washington, DC headquarters, and as well as sister associations involved in oil and hazardous substance spill response, cleanup and site remediation and restoration professions.
"As part of this transition, we are pleased to name John Allen as Executive Director of SCAA. He brings more than 20 years of professional experience as a former Senior Vice President of one of our national OSRO members, and formerly as an independent environmental consultant and career Special Operations Naval Officer," added Altendorf.
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PanARMENIAN.Net - Ukraine's justice minister has threatened to have a state of emergency declared in the country if anti-government demonstrators do not leave the ministry's building in Kiev that was occupied Sunday, Jan 26 night, according to RIA Novosti.
Justice Minister Olena Lukash said in a video statement released Monday that if the protesters did not leave, she would have to appeal to the National Security and Defense Council to declare a state of emergency.
In the video published by Ukrainian broadcaster Inter, Lukash also warned that she would ask the president to halt negotiations with opposition leaders if the building was not evacuated promptly.
The minister said that demonstrators smashed photographs and other items when they broke into the building last night.
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Opposition leaders are insisting that the government call early elections and repeal a recent anti-protest law.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What dream did Wil have?
(a) The same one as he had in Havenstead.
(b) A dream that he failed Amberle.
(c) A dream that he failed the world.
(d) A dream of life as it should be; good.
2. What brought Flick to Storlock?
(a) Shae.
(b) Sean.
(c) Shea.
(d) Shane.
3. What promise did Wil make to Amberle?
(a) That there would be no more secrets.
(b) That he wouldn't let anything happen to her.
(c) That he would die to protect her.
(d) That he would protect her.
4. Who did Lauren recommend to talk to the Ellcrys?
(a) Ander.
(b) Anderle.
(c) Amberle.
(d) Amber.
5. What color was the fire that emanated from Allanon?
(a) Green.
(b) Blue.
(c) Purple.
(d) Red.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did it mean to the creatures of good if they lost the war?
2. Where did Wil and Amberle sleep the first night?
3. What color was the Ellcrys seed?
4. What was the mysterious place of the special water?
5. Who had come to seek the aid of the Stors?
Short Essay Questions
1. What were the Brakes?
2. What was Amberle's argument as to why she couldn't return back to Arborlon?
3. What was strange regarding the behavior of Wil and Amberle upon the meeting of the wizened man?
4. Why was the death of the Ellcrys so worrisome?
5. What did Wil do that he was not supposed to have done?
6. What hesitance does Wil have as he rides out with Allanon?
7. Why wouldn't Cephelo trade the horse back to Wil for his services rendered?
8. What was one of the few things that Amberle spoke about without hesitation?
9. What strange thing happened to Wil?
10. Why did Lauren recommend Amberle to talk with Ellcrys?
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Researchers have discovered how to predict some cardiac arrhythmias several steps before they even occur. It's a finding that could lead to an improved cardiac device, with equipment designed to detect when arrhythmias are about to occur and then act to prevent them.
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The largest population genome sequencing effort to date is published today in Nature. Based on data collected by the UK10K project, the study was designed to explore the contribution of rare genetic variants to human disease and its impact on risk factors. Rare genetic variants are changes in DNA that are carried only by relatively few people in a population.
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It is estimated that half of all cancer patients suffer from a muscle wasting syndrome called cachexia. Cancer cachexia impairs quality of life and response to therapy, which increases morbidity and mortality of cancer patients. Currently, there is no approved treatment for muscle wasting but a new study from the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC) and University of Alberta could be a game changer for patients, improving both quality of life and longevity. The research team discovered a new gene involved in muscle wasting that could be a good target for drug development.
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"Usually, the stars at the centers of galaxy clusters are old and dead, essentially fossils," said Tracy Webb of McGill University, Montreal, Canada, lead author of a new paper on the findings accepted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal. "But we think the giant galaxy at the center of this cluster is furiously making new stars after merging with a smaller galaxy."
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Low levels of vitamin D significantly increase the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a study led by Dr. Brent Richards of the Lady Davis Institute at the Jewish General Hospital, and published in PLOS Medicine. This finding, the result of a sophisticated Mendelian randomization analysis, confirms a long-standing hypothesis that low vitamin D is strongly associated with an increased susceptibility to MS. This connection is independent of other factors associated with low vitamin D levels, such as obesity.
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Minnesota's front lawn is about to be ripped up. As soon as this week, crews working on the state Capitol renovation project will begin taking up big sections of the green space in front of the building. It will be replaced by temporary parking lots to make up for existing spots being lost during construction. The renovation team considered shuttling employees from remote lots but found that option to be more expensive and less convenient. The plan is to create a couple of asphalt lots and replace the grass once the $271-million remodel is done in 2017.
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