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Well that's it. Dragons cause the first boilover of the year, in the first game.There's only one question I don't know the answer to - does Leeson Ah Mau have a hamster glued to the back of his head, or is that his haircut? Thanks for joining the blog. All the after-match news will be in the SMH tomorrow and on LeagueHQ
84 min: Soward 30m out right in front, drop goal and it's all over. Dragons win 15-14
83 min: Now Knights lose the ball. Dragons scrum 40m out.
82 min: Cuthbertson loses the ball 12m out and cruels the Knights set-up.
81 min: Fa'aoso puts a massive hit on the luckless Prior and he loses ball. KNights scrum 40m out. That hit could win Newcastle the game.
Overtime request approved by the CEO. Knights kick-off
80 min: It's golden point extra time. 14-all at fulltime. Hang on while I put in my request for overtime.
78 min: Mullen tries his luck with a field goal from 48m out but it falls well short.
77 min: Dragons move into position for another shot from the drop out but Dean Young knocks on 15m out from the Knights line. Are we heading for golden point in the first game of the the year?
76 min: Dragons set up again for a field goal, but Naiqama rushes out of the line and Soward is forced to pass. A Creagh grubber into the ingoal isrushed over the deadball line.
74 min: 42m out Soward tries a field goal, but never looked like making it.
71 min: The ranga McKinnon is back in the action and earns a penalty after Dragons strip it in tackle. Gidley opts to go for the penalty goal. 14 all.
68 min: After some magic from Nightingale to get out of his deadball area, young McKinnon puts a massive hit on Prior and forces the ball loose. Knights on the attack 20m out.
66 min: Uate makes a good burst from his tryline, but Buderus drops the ball after trying to get away quickly from dummy half. Dragons scrum 30m out from Knights line. Stinker for the Dragons - first tackle from the scrum win Beau Scott goes the blind and throws a ball out the back and over the touchline.
60 min: And it is. From the scrum Tahu redeems himself with a nice in and away that fools Hornby, a ropey pass from him is picked up brilliantly off his bootlaces by McManus and he scores out wide. Gidley converts. Dragons 14 Knights 12. It's bucketing down now.
58 min: Stanley produces another falcon - this time off his shoulder (so technically not a falcon, but it looked impressive) - from a Mullen bomb. Scrum feed to Knights 15m out. This could be their chance.
54 min: A falcon from Stanley at the back gives possession back to the Knights close to the line. Brilliant defence holds the Knights out and then in the play the ball Tahu knees Prior while he's on the ground. A few fists are thrown. Tahu on report, penalty to the Dragons. That penalty could really cost the Knights, they were stretching the defence and looking likely.
52 min: Morris and Uate fly high for a Gidley bomb - Uate has it, but Morris wrestles it away from him.
49 min: Fashion note: Trent Merrin is getting very close to taking Nathan Hindmarsh's "Man With The Loosest Shorts In The NRL" title. Pull them up son.
46 min: Another mistake from the Knights gifts the ball to the Dragons. A couple of Dragons raids and Cooper muscles his way through the defence and over the line. Knights try to hold him up, but they go to the video and it's a try to the Dragons. Soward converts. Dragons 14 Knights 6.
42 min: Dragons play hot potato with the ball from 5m out and send it across to the right hand side and Kyle Stanley flicks it out the back to keep the move alive back across the field. Cooper grubbers into the in-goal and Uate fumbles the ball into the in-goal but Fien knocks it on in trying to ground the ball.
The second half is underway.
A marching band has provided the half-time entertainment, but they've missed a big opportunity, it should have been a medley of Monkees' hits in honour of Davy Jones (trivia note: just like Billy Slater he was a trackwork jockey).
Here's Brad Walter's take on the first half: "The Dragons look to be playing a more expansive style under Steve Price and were clearly the better team in the first half but the Knights were coming home stronger toward the end of the first 40. Maybe it's taking them a while to get used to the way Wayne Bennett wants them to play."
40 min: As the siren sounds for the end of the first half Soward takes a shot at field goal from 40m out but it misses. Dragons 8 Knights 6 at the break.
37 min: Tahu makes a half break down the left-hand side. The Knights have been targetting that side all first half.
31 min: Jarrod Mullen goes into dummy half 30m out, snipes down the blindside and beats some ordinary marker defence to score down the left-hand side. Maybe Buderus taught him that move at training. Gidley misses the conversion. Dragons 8 Knights 6.
29 min: Zeb Taia penalised in front of the posts for stripping the ball - looks like a harsh call. Soward could kick this one blindfolded while still wearing his headgear. Dragons 8 Knights 2.
23 min: Boyd's trademark second man play looks to have resulted in a try for McManus down the left hand side but it's called back for a forward pass from the No.1 to McManus.
19 min: Good attack from Dragons, a kick through from Beau Scott just out of Hornby's reach and the ball beats him over the deadball line.
18 min: Two ordinary kicks from both Gidley and Soward to end sets. Both teams still feeling their way in attack. Boyd's first meaningful run nearly opens up the Dragons. Knights pressure from close out on last tackle but final pass doesn't stick.
13 min: Wes Naiqama drops the ball attempting to play it. Dragons start attack 30m out and make good ground before a pushed pass from Mitch Rein is picked up by the Knights.
9 min: First try of the year to Brett Morris. Play is spread wide from two metres out, Morris still had plenty to do to get over close to the line to get past Uate. Soward converts from out wide. Dragons 6 Knights 2.
7 min: Had the exchange of play between the two 20m marks. Penalty to the Dragons, who are on the attack 10m out.
2 min: De Belin penalised for holding down Darius Boyd in a tackle. Kurt Gidley takes a shot from 15m out - hits the upright on the way through. Knights 2-0.
1 min: Ben Hornby kicks out on the full. Not a great start for the Dragons.
The national anthem is done and it's game on.
The rain's falling and it's very humid - handling is likely to be difficult in these conditions. Joey (via helicopter) and Locky have delivered the premiership trophy to the sideline and Bennett and Price are giving last-minute instructions.
Preamble: Newcastle v St George Illawarra. Round 1, game 1 of 2012. Two new coaches - Wayne Bennett under the pressure to deliver what he did at the Broncos and Dragons, and Steve Price taking over Benny's clipboard at Kogarah/WIN.
On the paddock the Knights have new boys Darius Boyd and Timana Tahu in the backline, with Kade Snowden, Adam Cuthbertson and the returning Danny Buderus in the pack (early reports are that Danny has worked off the Yorkshire puddings he ate at Leeds). If halfback Jarrod Mullen can marshall the backline there'll be plenty of points in the Knights this season.
There's plenty of familiar faces in the Dragons - Ben Hornby, Matt Cooper, Ben Creagh and Dean Young, and there'll be plenty of eyes on Kyle Stanley in the No. 1 jersey.
Late change for the Dragons with Jack De Belin to start and Young to come off the bench. The Knights are 1-13.
The boys at Channel 9 tell me Ray Warren is so excited he started hyperventilating as the Wide World Of Sports team bus was crossing the Mooney Mooney bridge on the F3.
To get you in the mood here's the new (or reworked) Bon Jovi This Is Our House ad campaign.
It goes alright, but how can you go past the 1989 What You Get Is What You See campaign featuring Sex On Legs - yep I'm talking about you, Martin Bella. Added bonus - you get tonight's team the Knights in their original Henny Penny training gear.


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Tulane (18-7, 7-6 C-USA) at UNC Charlotte (13-13, 5-8)
Sat., Feb. 26, 2000, 2 p.m. CST
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Game Data: Tulane (18-7, 7-6 C-USA) returns to action after a seven-day break this afternoon against UNC Charlotte (13-13, 5-8) at Halton Arena (9,105) ... The Wave is 5-1 in afternoon games this season and 6-2 on Saturday ... Tulane is 14-2 this season when forcing more turnovers than it commits ... The Green Wave is shooting 37.7 percent from three-point range in C-USA play ... Dylan Osean's 1.38 assist-turnover ratio is the best of his career ... Tulane is averaging 3.7 more assists per game than the opposition ... The Green Wave is 8-4 on television this season.
On the Air: The Tulane Basketball Network will broadcast every Tulane regular season game. The flagship station is 50,000 watt WWL-AM 870 in New Orleans. "Voice of the Green Wave" Ken Berthelot is in his 11th year of calling the action. Joining Berthelot on the home broadcasts will be color analysts Curtis Amann or Rob Koonce. Today's game will also be televised by Charlotte's WAXN-TV. Matt Swierad (play-by-play) and Tom Apke (color commentary) will handle the call.
Tulane Head Coach Perry Clark: Perry Clark is in his 11th year as the Green Wave head coach with a record of 183-141 (.565). Clark has guided Tulane to five 20-win seasons, six postseason appearances (3 NCAA, 3 NIT) and the Metro Conference championship in 1992. He was the 1992 National Coach of the Year and a two-time Metro Conference Coach of the Year (1991, 1992). Only one other coach in school history has more wins or a longer tenure. He is assisted by Anthony Anderson, Greg Gary and Brock Kantrow. Clark is 7-7 against UNC Charlotte.
The Series: Today's game is the 17th meeting of the two schools with the series tied at eight wins a piece. Tulane has won three of the last four games in the series, which dates back to 1972, including a 70-67 win on Jan. 7, 1999, in New Orleans. Tulane has a 6-2 mark in series games played in New Orleans, 2-5 in Charlotte, and 0-1 in neutral-site games. For more series information, please see page 75 of the Tulane media guide.
Last Time Out: Led by the play of Dylan Osean and Brandon Spann, the Green Wave erased a 12-point deficit with 6:36 remaining to defeat Saint Louis, 62-58, last Saturday. Osean and Spann combined to score 13 points in a decisive 15-3 run in the game's final 3:43. Despite shooting just 36.8 percent for the game, Tulane was able to win by forcing 29 Saint Louis turnovers, collecting 19 steals and holding a 32-2 advantage in points off turnovers.
Scouting UNC Charlotte: The 49ers (13-13, 5-8 C-USA) enter play this afternoon looking to snap a three-game losing streak after a 78-67 loss at Memphis on Feb. 20. UNCC depends on the three-point field goal this season, as 36 percent of the team's offense has come from its 220 3-point FGs. Individually, three 49ers average in double figures in league play, led by Tremaine Gardiner's 14.2 scoring mark.
Second Half Surges: The 15-3 second-half run against Saint Louis continues a season-long trend for Tulane. It is the seventh time this year that the Green Wave has used a big second half run to secure a victory. Tulane used a 20-10 vs. Texas A&M (Dec. 8), 17-3 at Lamar (Dec. 11), 19-6 vs. N.C. State (Dec. 22), 37-14 vs. Howard (Dec. 29), 26-11 at Southern Miss (Jan. 15) in addition to last Saturday's effort.
Stolen Moments: Guard Marlo Miles registered a career-high eight steals in the win over SLU. The eight thefts are the most by a C-USA player this year, the third-highest single-game total in Tulane history, and the eighth-best single-game total in the nation this year. He helped Tulane to a team total of 19 steals which is also a C-USA high this year and ranks third all-time in C-USA league games.
Another Close One: Tulane's four-point win over Saint Louis was the team's ninth game of the year to be decided by five points or less. The Green Wave is 7-2 in those contests, including 6-1 at home.
On the Glass: One of Tulane's strengths all season has been its ability to rebound. Through 25 games, the Wave has a +0.9 rebound margin. But Tulane has struggled lately on the glass, as it has been outrebounded in each of the last four games by an average of 38.0-33.8. To its credit, Tulane is 3-1 in its last four games.
A Stellar Effort: Senior guard Dylan Osean was a key in Saturday's win, putting in another solid all-around effort. The Bedford, Texas, native hit 6-of-9 shots from the field, including 3-of-5 from three-point range to finish with 17 points. He also added four assists, four steals and zero turnovers in 30 minutes of action.
In Reserve: Tulane might not have won a week ago without the contributions of freshman Brandon Spann. Spann scored all seven of his points in the 15-3 run to close the game, including a trey that tied the game and two free throws to give the Wave the lead. He also assisted on both of Osean's three-pointers in the run.
Interdivisional Play: Since Conference USA moved to a two-division format for the start of the 1997-98 season, playing foes in the opposite division has proven to be a tall order. In the last three seasons, Tulane is 3-13 (.188) against the American Division, including 1-3 this year.
Up Next:
Following today's contest, the Green Wave closes out the regular season with two games
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Volume 45, Issue 11, November 1974
Measurement of plasma wave spectral density from the cross‐power density spectrum45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686491View Description Hide Description
Determination of the spectral density of plasma waves from the cross‐power density spectrum is shown to be simpler than the alternative determination from the cross‐correlation function. A device for measuring the cross‐power spectral density is described in detail. A model with a bandwidth of 30 MHz has been constructed using integrated circuits, and applied to the study of ion acoustic wave propagation on a plasma positive column. Since it is an analog device, it should be possible to extend the bandwidth for operation into the gigahertz range. Only a fixed delay is required to measure the quadrature component of the cross‐power spectral density. These features are in contrast to other correlators and cross‐power spectrum analyzers described to date, which are either limited to the low megahertz range, or require a variable delay line.
Phase‐sensitive pulse counting in modulated beam mass spectrometry45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686492View Description Hide Description
A phase‐sensitive pulse counting method, which shows considerable promise as a signal processing technique for modulated beammass spectrometry, is presented. This method allows near‐simultaneous monitoring of mass peaks of interest by fast mass spectrometer scanning, while retaining the advantages of phase‐sensitive detection. The electronic system and the molecular beam apparatus are described, and mass spectrometric results for supersonic water vaporbeams, obtained with the system, are presented and discussed.
A high precision volumetric gas adsorption apparatus for surface studies45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686493View Description Hide Description
This paper describes a volumetric adsorption system and measurement procedure which takes advantage of current vacuum technology and computational techniques, to determine adsorption isotherms and adsorptionthermodynamics under ultraclean conditions with high accuracy, over a wide range of temperatures and pressures.
Technique for a contour display of photoemission uniformity45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686494View Description Hide Description
A contour plotter has been designed to display the sensitivity uniformity of photocathodes in quantized format on the Z axis of an oscilloscope. An optical scanner, synchronously driven by the oscilloscope X‐Y deflection signals is used to raster scan the photocathode with a focused light beam. Sensitivity, resolution, and scanning time are sufficient to use the plotter to monitor sequential processing steps for photocathodes in demountable, ultrahigh vacuum systems. A general description of the contour plotter system and a detailed circuit description are given. An example relating to cesium uniformity on a III‐V photocathode is presented to illustrate the use of the contour plotter.
A multiprobe miniature thermistor system for the measurement of temperature profiles45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686495View Description Hide Description
A new instrument for the determination of fine temperature profiles in hot, corrosive, electrically conductive, unsteady two‐phase fluid systems under vacuum or pressure is described. It features simultaneous measurement of temperatures at close locations, by a column of miniature (0.25 mm diam) thermistors mounted at the tips of supporting hypodermic tubes, and streamlined design that minimizes hydrodynamic and thermal disturbances at the measured locations. Some of the techniques used in the construction, such as the welding, insulation, and handling of fine wires (0.025 mm diam), are of interest in many other applications. The instrument has been used to measuretemperature distributions with an accuracy of ±0.02°C in a model of a flash‐evaporator stage used for the desalination of saline water, and thus provided new and quantitatively significant data about the process.
Irradiance uniformity and power loss with a spatially filtered laser beam45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686496View Description Hide Description
Improvement of irradiance profile uniformity by choosing only a limited, central region of a laser beam is frequently used. The associated transmitted power loss is computed in dimensionless form for general utility. For example, a factor of 3 improvement in uniformity at the outer beam radius can be achieved with only about 35% power loss.
Detection of low energy positrons using spiraled electron multipliers45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686497View Description Hide Description
The positron detection efficiency of a Spiraltron is determined using a conventional two‐gamma coincidence detection system as a reference. Under the experimental conditions described in this note, the efficiency of the Spiraltron is found to be nearly 90%, as compared to an ∼2% efficiency of the two‐gamma system employed in our laboratory.
A compact multichannel spectrometer for field use45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686498View Description Hide Description
Details are given of a Littrow‐mounted grating spectrometer which uses a cooled linear array of silicondiodes as a detector (0.4–1.1 μ) and an Erfle eyepiece as collimator/camera. The slit is illuminated by a standard 35 mm camera lens. Analog diode output signals are multiplexed, digitized, and either recorded on magnetic tape for later processing or signal‐averaged by a small on‐line computer, then recorded on magnetic tape, and displayed on an oscilloscope. Test data are presented. The device has no moving parts, is competitive with existing devices based on photomultipliers and television cameras, and can be readily modified to increase the number of channels and improve wavelength and spatial resolution and throughput.
Versatile high pressure cell for use at low temperatures45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686499View Description Hide Description
An economical technique for maintaining pressures up to 100 kilobar in a volume of 10 mm3 at temperatures of 4.2 K and lower is discussed together with its application in resistivity measurements and Mössbauer spectroscopy. Modifications for the use in optical spectroscopy and for studies including external magnetic fields are indicated.
Optical surface roughness and slopes measurements with a double beam spectrophotometer45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686500View Description Hide Description
Double beam spectrophotometers are commonly used in chemical analysis and transmittance measurements. With some modifications, the function of such instruments can be enlarged to measure the optical surface roughness and surface slopes of any roughened material. Results obtained using a modified Perkin‐Elmer 621 double beam spectrophotometer are presented for stainless steel 304.
Simple, multiple arc, dielectric switch applied to a theta pinch45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686501View Description Hide Description
The construction and the operating details of a simple, field distortion, dielectric switch first used by Martin at A.W.R.E. and later extensively investigated by Dokopoulos at Jülich are presented. The switch, triggered by a small, fast Marx circuit, holds off approximately 110 kV and switches 70 kV at 500 kA with an inductance of 12 nH. The switch produces multiple arcs through the switch package without meticulous switch package preparation, with pitted and scarred switch electrodes, and with a relatively slow trigger system. The dielectric switch is used in a fast theta pinch system and is designed to facilitate ease of operation, switch package preparation, and repeatable performance.
A helium‐cooled optical system for low‐background measurements in the far infrared45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686502View Description Hide Description
This paper describes the construction and calibration of a complete optical system, built entirely within a standard helium cryostat, for making absolute measurements of radiation‐induced luminescence and optical absorption in the infrared range out to 25 μ. Helium cooling the entire optical system reduced the thermal background radiation at the detector to approximately 1 × 109 photons/cm2‐sec (λ<25 μ). Although helium Dewars for radiation effects have been described previously, to our knowledge no similar instrument for measuring radiation‐induced optical effects has been reported.
Determination of the Gaussian and Lorentzian content of experimental line shapes45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686503View Description Hide Description
The approximation of the Voigt line shape by the sum of a Gaussian and a Lorentzian of equal width is explored. The relative intensities of these two lines in the approximate function are related to the widths of the components of the Voigt function using nonlinear least‐squares fitting. The useful range of the approximation includes lines sharper than Lorentzian and flatter at the top than Gaussian.
An inexpensive automatic telescope dome controller45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686504View Description Hide Description
An automatic telescope dome controller which makes no use of computers has been developed and used. The device uses read‐only memories to derive the correct dome position from a digital readout of the telescope position. Interpolation is used to reduce the amount of memory required. The controller works equally well on large or small domes and is considerably less expensive and less complicated than existing automatic dome controllers.
Effects of angular beam dispersion on performance of slotted‐disk velocity selectors45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686505View Description Hide Description
The disk‐type velocity selector is analyzed to obtain the effects of angular dispersion on velocity resolution and sideband elimination.
Factors influencing the relative frequency stabiltiy of He–Ne laser structures45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686506View Description Hide Description
6328 Å He–Ne laser structures, made from ultralow expansion materials, suspended in temperature‐ and pressure‐controlled chambers, have shown drift rates in excess of +5 MHz/day. The same structure, evacuated and used as passive Fabry‐Perot resonators, suspended in the previous now evacuated chambers, still show a drift rate of the order of +2 MHz/day. Computer simulated mirrormodelaging shows that relatively large changes of the dielectric constants of the mirrorcoatings are needed to explain the measured drift. We feel that the dimensional stability of the materials and the properties of the optical contacts used, as well as the behavior of the dielectric mirrors, have to be more carefully investigated.
An analog technique for the measurement of Auger electron currents: Application to sulfur on Ni(110)45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686507View Description Hide Description
The conventional potential modulation technique employed in Auger electron spectroscopymeasures the derivative of the electron energy distribution (d N / d E). A technique is described for recovering the energy distribution itself and the area under an Auger feature via electronic integration of the measured signal. This integration is conveniently performed using operational amplifier technology. This technique is demonstrated in a retarding field analyzer in the particular case of sulphur in a c(2×2) structure on a Ni(110) surface. The measured area under the sulphur Auger peak follows the square law dependence on oscillator modulation amplitude predicted by Houston. A quantitative comparison is made between the sulphur Auger signal strength, as measured by the area under the Auger peak, and that predicted by the calibration performed by Perdereau for this system. The sulphur (L2,3VV) Auger peak shape in the N(E) spectrum, as obtained by integration, was found to be in good agreement with that observed by other workers.
Contact optical cell for studying strong absorption bands in gases at high pressures45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686508View Description Hide Description
An original thin optical cell for high pressure studies is described. The system of back pressure employed prevents the two windows from moving. In this way the only limitation in the control of thickness is due to elastic deformation of the two windows under pressure. The cell is particularly convenient for measurement of shifts of intense absorption bands. An example is given in the case of atomic lines of xenon in the region 1150–1500 Å, where thicknesses of less than 1 μ are necessary.
Low temperature thermometry in high magnetic fields. IV. Allen‐Bradley carbon resistors (0.5–4.2 K)45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686509View Description Hide Description
The transverse magnetoresistance of six 1/8‐W Allen‐Bradley carbon resistors with nominal room temperature resistances of 2.7, 3.9, and 5.6 Ω was measured at various temperatures between 0.5 and 4.2 K in static magnetic fields up to 140 kG. Below 1.5 K, the magnetic field induced temperature errors of the resistors are small, less than 25%, and are very reproducible, i.e., ±0.8% in the case of the 2.7 Ω units. Hence, these resistors are useful as low temperature thermometers in strong magnetic fields.
The measurement of transient circular dichroism: A new kinetic technique45(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1686510View Description Hide Description
We report the construction of a system to measure the circular dichroism of transient phenomena. The technique employs rapid modulation of the polarization of an analyzing beam, and consequently significant information can be obtained in a single run. The system is sensitive to changes in polarization strength of 2×10−5 occurring in 1 msec. The particular system described has been constructed to follow transient structure changes in hemoglobin following laser photolysis of CO hemoglobin. The technique is quite general, however, and design details are presented which would be useful in any attempt to apply modulation spectroscopy to transient measurements.


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The Many Advantages of Full Glass Sunrooms
Full glass sunrooms maximize the amount of glass (windows) in the room's design. Typically, windows reach from floor to ceiling on all three exposed sides of the sunroom. The roof is usually of standard framing, although in some cases the roof itself may be all glass or have openings for skylights. All windows in a full glass sunroom should be made with tempered safety glass (check local building codes as well) to prevent shattering.
Many full glass sunrooms are three-season rooms, meaning that they are not connected to the home's HVAC system and therefore usually go unused during the winter months. Insulated glass is available, however, (along with other design specifications) to create a comfortable living environment year round.
Partial sunrooms, on the other hand, utilize knee walls or otherwise break up the continuity of the glass. Sunrooms in general are advantageous for several reasons: they are cheaper than most other additions, offer an excellent way to experience natural light and the outdoors without battling the conditions, and in many cases, offer a high rate of return.
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Sorry, working women, but putting in overtime isn't doing you any favors in the way of weight loss.
Grab us a candy bar from the vending machine.
The AFP international news service reports that a recent study out of Australia has found that middle-aged female workers clocking in more than 35 hours a week put on weight over a two-year period. And the overachievers who toiled away for more than 49 hours a week? Well, they win the office prize for biggest weight gain, putting on an average of 1.9 percent of their body weight, according to the service.
On second thought, make that a pack of sugar-free gum.
"Extended work hours may reduce the time spent preparing home-cooked meals, exercising and sleeping, which are risk factors for obesity," lead researcher Nicole Au says in a press release reported by AFP.
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Providing you're a resident of the U.S. Seagate is giving you the opportunity to win one of their Barracuda XT 2TB hard disks which includes a SATA-III (6Gb/s) interface and 64MB cache, along with ASUS' P7P55D Premium motherboard which includes SATA 6Gb/s support for further good measure to entice registrants.
The contest is being held on Seagate's Twitter page whereby all you have to do is tweet the hashtag #stxcudaxt which will automatically register you for a chance to get one of these drives into your hands freeeee.
The contest began on Oct 15 and will come to a close at the end of the month, with the winner being announced on November 2.
Only takes a second to register and you've gotta be in it to win it. Good luck folks!


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While the rest of the country is suffering from a polar blast, we in Phoenix are chilling with weather in the 60's and 70's. To everyone else, that's warm, but to us, it is soup weather.
This recipe from Dole hits the spot with the perfect mix of hearty and healthy ingredients in their Amazon bean soup. It is the perfect meal if you 'celebrate' meatless Mondays, but works for any day.
All of the ingredients can be found at any local grocery store, but my favorite place to buy produce is either Superstition Springs Ranch Market on Main Street, or Sprouts in Mesa.
Amazon Bean Soup
Serves 8
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 carrots, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 6 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 3 pounds buttercup squash, peeled and diced (about 6 cups)
- 1 plum tomato, chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 2 15-ounce cans pinto or other brown beans, rinsed
- 1 9-ounce package DOLE Spinach, stemmed and coarsely chopped
- 1 lime, cut into wedges
- Melt butter in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add garlic, carrots and onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are tender and lightly browned, 5 to 7 minutes. Add broth and scrape up any browned bits with a wooden spoon. Add squash, tomato, crushed red pepper, salt and pepper and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a simmer and cook until the squash is very soft and almost breaking apart, about 20 minutes.
- To puree the soup you have a few options. You can use an immersion blender to puree the soup right in the pot. Or…
- You can also transfer 3 cups of the soup to a blender and puree until smooth. (Use caution when pureeing hot liquids.) Return the pureed soup to the pot.
- Stir in beans and spinach and cook over medium heat until the beans are heated through and the spinach is wilted, about 5 minutes. Serve with lime wedges.
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The Requirement is a Database for Hospitals and Patients.
The problem has been described by Noor as follows :-
Noor said
I have that table : (Hospital) which has a primary key : hospitalID
i need to make at least 3 FK of that PK(HospitalID).
Barry asks Why ?
The first Step is to design the Data Model correctly, and then everything else will fall into place.
Noor - Please write in English what you are trying to do.
When i came to make the third relationship i face that error and i dont know how to solve it.
The problem is "Unable to create relationship 'FK_Staff_Hospital'. Introducing FOREIGN KEY
constraint 'FK_Staff_Hospital' on table 'Staff' may cause cycles or multiple cascade paths.
Specify ON DELETE NO ACTION or ON UPDATE NO ACTION, or modify other FOREIGN KEY
constraints.Could not create constraint. See previous errors"".
if any one can explain to me what that mean or how to solve it please help me.
>>>>>> i know that if i change the insert and update rule the error will disappear
but i dont want that it will affect to my database.
i use database diagram in mysql(microsoft sql server Management studio Express)>
this error killing me and i dont know how to continue help me.
Subject: hospital data base
Question: Consider a hospital:
Patients are treated in a single ward by the doctors assigned to them.
Usually each patient will be assigned a single doctor, but in rare cases they will have two.
Healthcare assistants also attend to the patients, a number of these are associated with each ward.
Initially the system will be concerned solely with drug treatment.
Each patient is required to take a variety of drugs a certain number of times per day and for varying
lengths of time.
The system must record details concerning patient treatment and staff payment.
Some staff are paid part time and doctors and care assistants work varying amounts of overtime at
varying rates (subject to grade).
The system will also need to track what treatments are required for which patients and when and it
should be capable of calculating the cost of treatment per week for each patient (though it is currently
unclear to what use this information will be put).
Is this a good project and how many times do i need to do it and can you give me any sample project like that project ?
Barry says the Things of Interest are :-
Drugs Treatments
Healthcare Assistants
Patient Treatments
C. How are they related ?
C.1 A Doctor can be assigned to many Patients.
C.2 To be determined.
Barry Williams
September 1st. 2009
Principal Consultant
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Herbalife Bulls Bet on a Short-Term Bounce
Schaeffer's Investment Research
HLF was hit with heavy call volume as takeover rumors hit the Street.
It's been an action-packed week for
Herbalife Ltd.
(NYSE:HLF), with the stock logging some volatile intraday moves. Following Tuesday's 3.8% swoon, HLF recovered yesterday with a gain of 2.9%. Just like the shares, options players have turned on a dime -- after scooping up a
new batch of puts earlier in the week
, speculators on Thursday set their sights on Herbalife Ltd. calls.
Specifically, call volume on HLF ramped up to roughly six times the norm yesterday, with approximately 60,000 contracts changing hands. (By contrast, only about 15,000 puts were traded.) The center of attention was the April 40 call, where 13,203 contracts crossed the tape -- 81% at the ask price, indicating that buyers drove the bulk of the day's volume. Open interest at this front-month strike surged overnight by 7,300 contracts, so it's safe to assume that new bullish bets were added here on Thursday.
Those April 40 calls traded at a volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of $1.46, which means that Herbalife bulls need the stock to rally above breakeven at $41.46 (strike plus VWAP) before the closing bell sounds next Friday, April 19. The stock settled Thursday at $38.28, so traders are looking for the shares to gain more than 8.3% over the next week.
In today's trading, HLF is resuming its roller-coaster price action. The equity is down 1.6% out of the gate, paring a portion of the previous session's gains. On Thursday, an SEC complaint revealed that KPMG's Scott London, currently accused of insider trading, told a friend in February that Herbalife might be looking to go private.
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In the U.S., more than 90 percent of civil and felony cases are handled by state-court judges. With a dissertation-research grant from the National Science Foundation, Lim has factored how the decisions of appointed judges differ from those who are elected. "Appointment and election are typical ways of selecting public officials," she explains. "If you can't understand these two important institutions, then you are basically failing to understand an important part of government operation."
For her study, Lim looked at judges in Kansas, where both systems of selection are used. In some districts judges are appointed by the governor. When their first term expires, they face no challenger but must be reelected by a simple yes-or-no majority. In other Kansas districts, judges face competitive elections for their first and subsequent terms. Lim put together a massive data set on the backgrounds, career profiles, sentencing behaviors and electoral outcomes for 243 Kansas judges who sat on the bench in 1976 and after. The data also captured the political climate in each of the state's 31 judicial districts.
"What I found is that appointed judges are very homogeneous and elected judges are very, very heterogeneous in terms of their ideological preferences," Lim says. The sentences of appointed judges clustered at a moderate point between lenient and severe, but elected judges handed down sentences that scattered across that spread.
"Elected judges are also much more responsive to voters' preferences," Lim interprets. "But in these noncompeting reelections appointed judges are almost always rubber stamped by voters – their reelection is not affected by their decisions at all." Appointed judges, her data show, dispense a moderate and consistent form of justice while elected judges mete out harsher or more lenient sentences, depending on the political leanings of their district's voters.
"Claire's dissertation is original and ambitious," observes Antonio Merlo, the Lawrence R. Klein Professor of Economics. "It combines state-of-the-art economic modeling, data analysis and econometrics to study an extremely important set of issues."
For the near term, Lim is heading to Stanford as an assistant professor of political economy. She plans to continue feeding her data-parsing passion with economic analysis of campaign spending, term limits and other political matters.
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A GAS engineer narrowly escaped falling into an underground cavern after a hole opened up under his feet on his own drive.
James Parkin, 34, had just got home to his house in Lidgett Lane, Tankersley, stepped out of his van and the ground started collapsing under him.
He said: "I shone my torch down this cylindrical crumbling hole and saw it led into a space about eight foot deep and six foot across."
John Delaney, corporate services manager for the Coal Authority, said it had fixed the hole and said it was thought to be due to the collapse of an unrecorded shallow mine working.
** The full story appeared in the Barnsley Chronicle newspaper, dated February 28. **
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I saw the previous chain of discussion, but did not find a way to continue the thread - I have found the "Preference" (I have Windows 7), but in that, I did not find clearly what to modify. I did find a section called 'URLs pinned" or something like this, but it did NOT match fully the ones I have.
I have activated the 'profile sync' for Chrome - don't know if it has any effect.
Can you manually edit the icons of the most visited sites, for the new tab page in Chrome?
When you open a new tab in Chrome, I get the 'new page' tab, where I selected the 'most popular', so I have 8 icons with the 8 most popular sites I visited; I can also pin any one of those I see on screen, such that they remain 'permanent' there. We are missing one which would point to, say, "hotmail".
So, I was looking for a way to add 'hotmail' to be one of the 8. (and, by the way, we ticked the 'X' on one of those 8, and now it remains grey / shows nothing in it). So, my double-question:
- How can I add a URL of my choice into one of those 8 spaces?
- How can I restore usage of the last one?


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Jewish Museum London
The Jewish Museum London is for people of all backgrounds and faiths to explore British Jewish heritage, identity and culture.
Set against a spacious and modern architectural backdrop with displays across four permanent galleries, the museum brings the Jewish story to life, placing it in a wider context of British history.
Our education programmes, exhibitions and events encourage a sense of discovery and creativity and tell the story of Jewish history, culture and religion in an innovative and compelling way.
Venue Type:
Museum, Archive, Gallery
Daily 10am-5pm (Friday 10am-2pm)
Adults: £7.50*
Concessions: £6.50*
Child (5-16): £3.50
Family ticket: £18 for two adults and up to 4 children
Museum Friends and Under 5s: free
*Prices include voluntary donation for Gift Aid purposes.
Admission is free to the Welcome Gallery, museum shop and café
- Museums Association
- National Art Pass
Transport links
3 minutes walk from Camden Town underground station (Northern Line)
6 minute walk from Mornington Crescent underground station (Northern Line)
Buses 24, 27, 29, 31, 88, 134, 168, 214, 253, 274, C2
The Ritual Judaica collection at this museum is a Designated Collection of national importance.
The collections held by The Jewish Museum are unique in the UK for their rich representation of items of Judaica, in particular with an English provenance. The collections of the museum as a whole are of a high quality, but there are some particularly rare items within the Designated collection of Jewish ceremonial art, which is considered among the finest in the world.
Highlights include a 16th century Venetian synagogue ark and magnificent silver Torah ornaments from the Great Synagogue in Duke's Place, City of London, destroyed during the Blitz. In addition the museum has an outstanding collection of synagogue textiles, metalwork and illuminated manuscripts reflecting Jewish religious life and practice. The museum also tells the story of Jewish history in Britain from the Norman conquest until recent times.
Collection details
World Cultures, Social History, Religion, Personalities, Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles, Coins and Medals
Key artists and exhibits
- The Judaica collection includes a 16th century Italian synagogue ark, Italian cradle charms, the oldest English made Hanukah lamp, embroidered textiles and illuminated marriage contracts. Highlights in the History Gallery include medieval notched wooden tax receipts, eighteenth century portraits, a Queen Anne silver tray and loving cups presented to the Lord Mayors of London by the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue.
- Designated Collection
Dorothy Bohm: Sixties London
- 28 April — 29 August 2016 *on now
Explore the streets of 1960s London through the eyes of eminent photographer Dorothy Bohm.
Step back in time and discover the diversity of life in London in the 1960s with photographs focusing on its inhabitants from all walks of life, from schoolchildren to fashion-conscious young adults to market traders.
Born in East Prussia in 1924, Dorothy Bohm moved to Lithuania in 1932 with her family to escape the threat of Nazism. Bohm was sent by her parents to safety in Britain in 1939, armed with a Leica camera handed to her by her father at the very last moment. London has been her home since the 1950s.
Dorothy Bohm has worked as a photographer all around the world, capturing ordinary lives from Europe to the Americas to the Far East. She was closely involved with the founding of the Photographers' Gallery in London in 1971 and was its Associate Director for fifteen years. She was elected an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in 2009.
Jukebox, Jewkbox! A Jewish Century on Shellac and Vinyl
- 14 July — 16 October 2016
In the late 19th century, a German-Jewish emigrant to the USA changed the world. With Emil Berliner's invention of the gramophone and the record, the age of mass entertainment found its first global medium.
Go on a musical journey of discovery through popular culture, featuring records that changed lives and the technology that made it happen.
Getting there
Transport links
3 minutes walk from Camden Town underground station (Northern Line)
6 minute walk from Mornington Crescent underground station (Northern Line)
Buses 24, 27, 29, 31, 88, 134, 168, 214, 253, 274, C2
Jewish Museum London
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129-131 Albert Street
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Greater London
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Celebrating 150 years of nurse training in Liverpool with stories of nurses past and present
16 May 2012
Nurses from across Liverpool and beyond are being invited to share their stories with the launch of a unique project to celebrate 150 years of training in the city.
Liverpool Nursing150 has been set up to mark the anniversary of the opening of the first training school for nurses outside of London - commissioned on 1 July 1862 The Liverpool Training School and Home for Nurses was the result of a pioneering collaboration between Florence Nightingale and William Rathbone.
Diane Wake, chief operating officer and executive nurse at the Liverpool Royal Infrimary, said: "This is a wonderful way to mark the achievements of all our nurses. From the early pioneers of the Victorian era to the dedicated professionals we see today, this is a unique opportunity to bring past and present together in a celebration of all that is wonderful about nursing.
"I would encourage anyone who has an involvement in nursing to come forward and share their memories of training, working and living in Liverpool. Whether it is today's professionals, retired nurses or relatives of pioneers who are no longer with us we would really like to hear your stories."
Researchers based at the University of Liverpool are collecting people's stories for the project and wish to hear from anyone who trained, worked as a nurse tutor or who was a district nurse in Liverpool at any time. They would also like to hear from anyone who has any pictures or memorabilia related to nursing over the past 150 years.
Oldest Liverpool-trained nurses
They are especially keen to identify the oldest male and female Liverpool-trained nurses and families with a long tradition of nursing.
If you are a Liverpool-trained nurse, or you know someone who is you can share your story and find out more about on the Liverpool Nursing150 website or email them to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Monday, May 5, 2008
Lovely Turquoise Indoors and Out
What a beautifully breezy and relaxed living room which seamlessly opens up to a cute little outdoor dining area with the same pretty turquoise color scheme. -Homes & Gardens
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4 comments:
- SimplyGrove said...
What a serene room! You have a great eye for design!
- May 9, 2008 at 1:05 AM
- Erin said...
Isn't it just lovely?
Considering I have no design experience whatsoever, that makes me happy to hear! Thanks! :-)
- May 9, 2008 at 1:20 AM
- j u s t i m a g i n e said...
very cool and calming !!!
- May 9, 2008 at 7:13 AM
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Just what I was looking for!
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Riverside Campground
R. R. 4, Merrickville, ON, K0G 1N0
613-269-4664 Fax: 613-269-4664
Not far south of Ottawa, here is a laid-back and quiet little spot where you can get back to nature and enjoy the tranquility.
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Staying true to its name, this small campsite offers camping spaces along the banks of the Rideau River. With seven docks available to campers, it's no wonder that fishing is one of the favourite pastimes here. River bass, pike, and perch are just some of the fish you can catch. Bring your own boat or even use a boat to get there. Nature lovers will also enjoy the flora and fauna offered by the place. Some of the abundant wildlife includes deer, loons, and fox. Trailers are available for rent, but no tents are allowed on the grounds. Riverside Campground is a seasonal operation, offering services from spring to fall. There is one set of showers.
So Much To Do
Some campers just sit back and relax, but others like to stay active. Aside from fishing, there are a lot of other enjoyable activities at this site to make sure everyone has a good time. Many people at this site enjoy using the volleyball court for communal games, where people can get to know each other and get some exercise at the same time. The site also has a great selection of trails for nature walks and cycling. Maps are available to plan outings. In addition, you will find a reception hall for parties, which often features live music and karaoke.


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This course was built by the owner of Hawkins Grocery, the story goes, because she could not be a member at Sharon Club, a tea totaler, this was the driest course in the state. Today, Ohio State University owns the course as part of its agronomy school, and now you can at least buy a beer, Monday through Saturday. In 2008/2009 Hawks Nest was awarded one of Golf Digests best places to play award.
You would think as part of an agronomy program the course would be immaculate, well, the tees, fairways and greens get a passing grade, but even after all the years this course has been open, the rough is just not up to par. It is tough, but spotty and weedy in places. The bunkers seemed to be playable, and there are a lot of natural areas, which gives the course a links like feel.
Rating TTTT Green Speed Fast
Keep it in play here and you can score, the greens are large and undulating but firm, the fairways are wide, and the course is not long, there are a couple of reachable par 5's and a drivable par 4. The course opens with a generous short par 5, with a wide fairway, and a green that is open in the front, a birdie start is almost a must. The par 3's are a little short, for a course like this, the longest is the 17th which can stretch to a long iron or wood if the wind is up.
Rating TTTT1/2
A basic clubhouse with some OSU gear, a nice practice green and a good size range, this is golf at its best.
Rating TTTT
Besides the rough, which considering that this is an agronomy school was disappointing, this is an excellent test of your golf game, not overly long, the course has a nice mix, and some excellent holes to challenge you.
For more information, visit the website www.playhawksnest.com
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In the face of an ultra-liberal mainstream media we the people can make a difference. In the VA scandal it appeared after more than two weeks that the Obama administration would continue to ignore the ignored veterans. But we had success after success since Dr. Sam Foote's whistle blowing with the removal of Phoenix VA's director and her bonus rescinded. There were other victories along the way until finally, ultimately with Secretary Eric Shinseki's resignation.
Sloan Gibson stepped in with Shinseki's departure is Sen. McCain's colleague Tom Coburn the best fit? Should McCain's judgment be trusted after he voted for gun control? Isn't McCain much like the Pink Floyd song "Comfortably Numb?" McCain is part of the machine that controls Congress, at least he found somebody, a physician that wants to root out corruption. However, Coburn is actually looking forward to returning to private life.
The next Secretary will need an attentive, committed partner in the White House and the support of Congress. To do this the department will need to:
- Increase the efficiency of service delivery and elevate the quality of care provided by the VA system to that found in the private sector.
- Be made to answer congressional inquiries in a direct, transparent and timely manner.
- Create a culture of accountability at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
- Empower employees to speak up about wrongdoings.
- Increase medical options for our veterans.
June 5th is the 70th anniversary of D-Day. One of the commanders of the epic battle was U.S. Army Air Corps General retired Seth MecKee of Phoenix remembers the battle. Wouldn't it be nice to have this kind of plan in place by this anniversary? Make it a D-Day for our veterans. Alas, this is the federal government.


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It happens every season; steamy, romantic encounters begin to happen on "The Bachelor." Juan Pablo Gavlavis' season will be no different! The dates beginning on Monday night will also bring the beginning of many kisses and moments of passion as Juan Pablo gets to know the ladies trying to steal his heart. Wet Paint reported on Jan. 11 that there is one person who won't be watching these intimate moments.
Juan Pablo has said that he will not allow his daughter, Camila, to see him kissing the ladies on the show. He said she was allowed to watch the premiere but now that the romance is about to kick off she will not see it.
Juan Pablo has made it clear that Camila is the most important part of his life and he wants to be a good example for her. He said this is not just a rule for "The Bachelor." He said he never lets her see romantic things between him and his dates. Juan Pablo says he will not do that until he is sure he is bringing home "the one."
Will Juan Pablo's journey lead him to the one he can introduce to Camila as his girlfriend or fiancé?
A special "Behind the Scenes" episode of "The Bachelor" airs Sunday, Jan. 12, on ABC at 7 P.M. CST. Episode 2 will air Monday at 7 P.M. CST on ABC.
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Group of Parties
Approved texts
Other texts
Terrorism and Organised Crime 2014
National and International Coordination
SIT Conference
United Nations Security Council Special Meeting
Bringing Terrorists to Justice
Victims of Terrorism
Prevention of Terrorism
Terrorism and cyber-terrorism
Human rights protection
Terrorism, why?
Contribution to UN Global counter-terrorism strategy
Relevant Council of Europe instruments and documents
European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism [
ETS No. 190
European Convention on Extradition [
ETS No. 98
European Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters [
ETS No. 182
European Convention on the Transfer of Proceedings in Criminal Matters [
ETS No. 73
European Convention on the Compensation of Victims of Violent Crimes [
ETS No. 116
Convention on Laundering, Search, Seizure and Confiscation of the Proceeds from Crime [
ETS No. 141
Convention on Cybercrime [
ETS No. 189
Council of Europe Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism [
CETS No. 196
Council of Europe Convention on laundering, search, seizure and confiscation of the proceeds from crime and on the financing of terrorism [
CETS No. 198
Committee of Ministers
Resolution (74) 3 on International terrorism
Declaration on Terrorism (1978)
Recommendation R (82) 1 concerning International Co-operation in the Prosecution and Punishment of Acts of Terrorism
Tripartite Declaration on Terrorist Acts (1986)
Recommendation (2001) 11 concerning Guiding Principles on the Fight against Organised Crime
Declaration on the Fight against International Terrorism (2001)
Guidelines on Human Rights and the Fight against Terrorism (2002) and the Guidelines on the Protection of Victims of Terrorist Acts (2005)
Declaration on freedom of expression and information in the media in the context of the fight against terrorism (2005)
Recommendation Rec(2005)7 of the Committee of Ministers to member states concerning identity and travel documents and the fight against terrorism
Recommendation Rec(2005)9 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the protection of witnesses and collaborators of justice
Recommendation Rec(2005)10 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on "special investigation techniques" in relation to serious crimes including acts of terrorism
Recommendation Rec(2006)8 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on assistance to crime victims
Recommendation Rec(2007)1 of the Committee of Ministers to member states regarding co-operation against terrorism between the Council of Europe and its member states, and the International Criminal Police Organization (ICPO – Interpol)
Guidelines on protecting freedom of expression and information in times of crisis (2008)
Parliamentary Assembly Recommendations and Resolutions
Recommendation No.
684 (1972)
703 (1973)
on International Terrorism
Recommendation No.
852 (1979)
on Terrorism in Europe
Recommendation No.
916 (1981)
on the Conference on the Defence of Democracy against Terrorism in Europe – Tasks and Problems
Recommendation No.
941 (1982)
982 (1984)
Recommendation No. 1024 (1986)
Resolution No. 863 (1986)
on the European Response to International Terrorism
Recommendation No. 1170 (1991)
on strengthening the European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism
Recommendation No. 1199 (1992)
on the Fight against International Terrorism in Europe
Resolution No. 1132 (1997)
on the Organisation of a Parliamentary Conference to reinforce Democratic Systems in Europe and Co-operation in the Fight against Terrorism
Recommendation No. 1426 (1999)
Order 555 (1999)
on European Democracies facing up to Terrorism
Recommendation No. 1534 (2001)
Resolution No. 1258 (2001)
on Democracies facing Terrorism
Recommendation No. 1550 (2002)
Resolution No. 1271 (2002)
on Combating Terrorism and Respect for Human Rights
Recommendation No. 1549 (2002)
on Air Transport and Terrorism: how to enhance security
Recommendation No. 1584 (2002)
on the Need for Intensified International Co-operation to Neutralise Funds for Terrorist Purposes
Recommendation No. 1644 (2004)
on Terrorism: a threat to democracies
Resolution 1367 (2004) on Bioterrorism: a serious threat for citizens' health
Resolution 1400 (2004) on the Challenge of terrorism in Council of Europe member states
Recommendation 1677 (2004) on the Challenge of terrorism in Council of Europe member states
Recommendation 1687 (2004) on Combating terrorism through culture
Recommendation 1706 (2005) on Media and Terrorism
Recommendation 1713 (2005) on the Democratic oversight of the security sector in member states
Resolution 1507 (2006)
Recommendation 1754 (2006)
on Alleged secret detentions and unlawful inter-state transfers of detainees involving Council of Europe member States
European Ministers of Justice
24th Conference, Moscow, 4-5 October 2001: Resolution No 1 on combating international terrorism
25th Conference, Sofia, 9-10 October 2003: Resolution No. 1 on combating terrorism
26th Conference, Helsinki, 7-8 April 2005: Resolution No. 3 on combating terrorism
European Ministers responsible for Cultural Affairs
Declaration on Intercultural Dialogue and Conflict Prevention Opatija (Croatia), 22 October 2003
High-level meetings of Ministries of the Interior
Third High-level multilateral meeting of the Ministries of the Interior Warsaw (Poland), 17 -18 March 2005 Resolution
Congress of Local and Regional Authorities
Recommendation 134 (2003)
Resolution 159 (2003)
on Tackling Terrorism - the role and responsibilities of Local Authorities
European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI)
European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) General Policy Recommendation N°8 on combating racism while fighting terrorism (2004)
European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) General Policy Recommendation N° 11 on combating racism and racial discrimination in policing (2007)
Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE)
Opinion no 8 prov. (2006)
of the Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE) for the attention of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on "the role of judges in the protection of the rule of law and human rights in the context of terrorism"


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Yahoo Sports!
After injuries to key players derailed the Falcons' 2013 season, all signs point to things looking up this season with everyone back plus so key additions on the offensive line.
Charlotte Observer
All eyes will be on quarterback Cam Newton and his ankle when he makes his preseason debut on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Fox Sports
The offensive line rebounded from a horrible preseason debut to play solid, if not mistake free, during the Bucs' 20-14 loss to Miami in their second preseason game Saturday night.
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A project that fuses art and recycling draws attention to a countywide effort to reduce waste.
The Rich Earth Institute intends to implement worldwide urine diversion.
Mobile app reduces contamination in Greensboro, N.C.'s recycling program.
The Glass Processing Plant turns 3,500 lbs. of glass into 3/8-in. sand that can be used on playgrounds and for landscaping in just one hour.
The 32-gallon EnviroGuard doesn't have to be unlocked before collection, and works with both manual and automated collection systems.
With landfill space at a premium and communities loathe to approve new landfill sites, regulators want organic material recycled.
Keep America Beautiful expects to give away 3,500 recycling bins this year to organizations including public works departments through an annual program sponsored by The Coca-Cola Co.
This survey compiled data from 249 producers and 38 state pavement associations. Results include state-by-state breakdowns.
Columbia, S.C.; Florence, Ala.; and Richmond, Va., are the inaugural partners in a program that's expected to generate almost $13 million in economic value via more-effective curbside recycling.
The Villages, Florida, District Board of Supervisors approved a nine-year renewal of its contract with CH2M HILL to provide complete operations and management of commercial and residential solid waste, recycle and yard waste collection, with an option for two additional five-year renewals.
As the volume of municipal solid waste grows, engineers and officials are looking increasingly toward smarter management. Here are four smart municipal solid waste management innovations.
This system tells the difference between the ever-present dust at waste-recycling centers and actual smoke.
Padre Dam Municipal Water District's Board of Directors approved a $1,547,000 contract to Integrated Water Services to construct a new Advanced Water Purification Demonstration Project on September 3.
Here's an overview of what works (and what doesn't) vis-a-vis disposal bans, recycling policies, and pay-as-you-throw (PAYT) service fees.
A body turned up at one plant, parts were found at another.
Florida is the fifth state to add garbage trucks to the list of vehicles that drivers must move over a lane to pass.
The City of Cleveland (City), Department of Public Works, through its Director, is soliciting proposals from qualified firms interested in proposing to Design, Build, Own and Operate, The Waste Reduction and Recycling (WR&R) Project for the City of Cleveland.
Industry opposes product stewardship mandates for paper products over concerns programs will increase costs for consumers, hurt recycling rates and undercut competition.
A new recycling program is making its way to two of Denver's parks. Special recycling containers arrived in Cheesman and Washington Parks.
Is recycling vehicle washwater worth an extra $30,000?
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