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LONDON Welsh have bolstered their pack by signing Tonga prop forward Eddie Aholelei.
The 32-year-old joins from Super 15 side Melbourne Rebels and will link up with international teammate, and fellow prop, Taione Vea ahead of their return to the Aviva Premiership.
Aholelei scored a try on his international debut against Japan last year and has gone on to win six caps for Tonga, including a start against Wales at the Millennium Stadium in November.
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Kelly Brook has learnt how to ''use'' sex in her 30s.
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She told Cosmopolitan magazine: ''I don't worry about getting older: it's exciting to find new ways to express yourself. It's nice to be 34, on the cover of a magazine talking about your body.
''I've found, when you get into your 30s, you relax a bit. It's not all about going to the gym or doing yoga everyday or living off green juice.
''You start enjoying life, sex and your body - and you know how to use it. Once you do that, that's when people are drawn to you. That's the most attractive thing.''
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Air Liquide Electronics is proud to announce a major capacity expansion of TORUS™ manufacturing at its ALOHA TM facility in Fremont, California. This expansion will enable Air Liquide to support the increase in demand for this precursor as it moves into mass production at device manufacturers. First of its class, TORUS ™ provides a high quality and cost- effective solution for deposition of ruthenium-based thin films in high volume manufacturing applications.
Ruthenium is a noble metal that has been considered for many years as an electrode material in DRAM capacitors. It has been deemed mandatory to enable further device scaling and integration of the future generations of high-k materials. Ruthenium is also used in Giant Magneto-resistive (GMR) and Tunneling Magneto-resistive (TMR) sensors in advanced hard drives. So far, most attempts to use ruthenium based organo-metallic precursors have been hampered, among other things, by the imperfect surface coverage of ultra thin films, and by the price of conventional ruthenium precursors, thereby making the cost of the metallization step unacceptably high. In this respect, TORUS™ offers a true innovation. It provides an ideal technical solution to ruthenium metallization challenges at the lowest cost of ownership.
TORUS™ is based on a carefully tuned proprietary formulation containing an inorganic ruthenium compound. Its high surface reactivity results in high precursor efficiency which allows for low cost per wafer. This exceptional process performance has been demonstrated by Seoul National University. Its upcoming publication* will illustrate that highly pure Ruthenium films with low resistivity, small grain size, perfect step coverage, and superior thermal stability, can be obtained with TORUS™. ALOHA TM, Air Liquide's product line for ALD and CVD materials, has released several TORUS™ proprietary formulations, customized for different applications and delivery methods.
"I am very pleased to see this product moving into mass production," said Francisco Martins, Air Liquide Group vice president of Electronics. "After the adoption of ZyALD TM, our proprietary ZrO2
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Area forecast discussion
National Weather Service Wichita Kansas
635 PM CDT Friday Jul 29 2016
Short term...(this evening through Saturday night)
issued at 314 PM CDT Fri Jul 29 2016
Early morning convective complex has moved well south of the
forecast area, with a bubble high currently over most of the
forecast area with pleasant late July temps. Still seeing some
showers continuing to fester over western Kansas at this time, and feel
like this area may see the showers become more surface based and
more convective as the afternoon wears on.
As the evening progresses, low level moisture transport looks to
increase over the Texas/OK Panhandle into SW Kansas. This will probably
lead to the convection becoming more widespread either over southeast Colorado or
SW Kansas late this evening, forming into a some sort of southeast moving
complex of showers and embedded storms late tonight into early Sat
morning. Most of the hi-res solutions show most of the showers
associated with the complex will be more of a glancing blow to
portions of south central Kansas as it dives southeast in OK. So will go with
solid chance pops in south central Kansas with lessor pops further to
the NE. Expecting the showers/storms to actually wane as it pushes
further east, as the elevated instability diminishes rapidly as the
showers move east by early Sat morning.
Sat-Sat night: the weak northwest flow pattern remains around until at
least Sat, with warm advection increasing for areas to the west of
the forecast area Sat afternoon. Expect to see some morning light
shower remnants over srn Kansas for the morning hours on Sat, with dry
conditions for most of the daytime hours. But as the afternoon
wears on, a warm frontal boundary will lift north across the
forecast area. Some uncertainty on how Sat afternoon will evolve as
most locations will see an increasing elevated mixed layer, capping
off any convective chances as the warm front moves north. Think some
strong/severe convection will develop to the northwest of the forecast
area, with the potential for some of this convection to move into
portions of central Kansas for Sat evening. An unstable airmass and bulk
shear of 30-40 kts suggests that a few strong/severe storms may move
across central Kansas Sat evening.
As Sat evening progresses, warm advection will increase across most
of the forecast area from SW to NE, with moisture transport in the
850-700h layer increasing as well. Think this will lead to showers
and storms becoming more widespread along I-70 and areas east-NE of
ksln late Sat night. If the moisture transport is strong enough, the
increasing convection may be even further north into srn neb. If a
complex of storms does get going across NE Kansas or srn neb, S-southeast
movement may lead to this complex clipping southeast Kansas by Sun morning, so
will leave some pops in for early sun in this area.
Long term...(sunday through friday)
issued at 314 PM CDT Fri Jul 29 2016
The warm advection really gets going for the end of the
weekend, with upper ridge in The Rockies building east into the
plains for the beginning of the work week. This will lead to the
stifling heat returning to the plains. Expect Max temps to climb
back above normal for Sunday, but with lots of surface moisture to
burn off, think the real hot days will hold off till Mon-Wed. Expect
Max temps to climb back into the upper 90s to around 100 for Mon-
Wed. Will also see heat index values climb to around 100-102 on
Sunday and climb to 100-105 by Mon/Tue, as surface dewpoints remain
in the lower 70s across the ern half of the forecast area. So by the
end of the weekend, may have to once again consider some heat
headlines. As the ridge builds across the area most of the the
convective chances will push well to the northwest and north of the area
through at least the middle of the week.
Aviation...(for the 00z tafs through 00z Saturday evening)
issued at 632 PM CDT Fri Jul 29 2016
Light winds and VFR will prevail through 08-09z across the
forecast area. There is some concern that a few storms could
drift out of western Kansas impacting portions of south central Kansas
late tonight or toward the early morning hours on Sat but
confidence remains low at this time.
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Hutchinson 68 87 71 94 / 20 20 30 10
Newton 67 86 71 92 / 20 30 40 10
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Chanute 68 86 71 90 / 10 30 50 30
Iola 67 86 70 90 / 10 20 50 40
Parsons-kppf 69 86 72 91 / 10 30 40 30
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Amber Hamilton claims to be a magpie. If that's true, she is a most discerning bird with an eye for the opulent.
"I admire minimalism but it's just not me," she says, standing under an enormous chandelier in her Christchurch home.
Amber, an interior designer, and husband John, a master builder, are birds of a feather and their villa in Opawa is a trove of things they love. They also love houses and have done up a phenomenal 55 to sell or rent since 2002. But this venerable villa is home to John and Amber and their three sons.
"You've got to have your oasis to come home to," says Amber, who won the NZ House & Garden 2013 Interior of the Year bedroom category. "This house is quite glamorous, but it's homely and comfortable as well."
The 1907 double-bay villa had only had a handful of owners when the Hamiltons bought it in 2000. Soon after they moved in, a car pulled up while they were gardening. The visitor had been born in the house and had a scar on his thigh where he had pulled a hot coal out of the fireplace as a toddler. It was his father, a railway engineer, who had closed in the verandah so he could sleep there after late shifts.
These are the stories Amber loves. "It's a house full of memories and family times."
There won't be any more fire-related scars though. The internal chimneys were removed after the Christchurch earthquakes, although the Hamiltons left the wrought-iron tiled fireplaces.
Amber and John agree on almost everything. Everything, that is, except colour in the garden. "Johnny likes colour," says Amber. "I like white and green. We have to compromise." Amber has planted 'Iceberg' roses, white daphne, hellebores, white tulips and dog's tooth violets. John has added splashes of colour with yellow 'Freesia' roses and pink peonies.
Amber has no such reservations about interior colour. The rooms exude rich reds, earthy ochres and golds. Several ceilings are near-black and the one in the family room is deep red.
Most rooms have original mouldings and ceiling roses, and the light fittings are lavish. "I think lighting absolutely makes or breaks a house," says Amber. "It creates the ambience. Small is okay in bedrooms but otherwise it has to be a statement. I tell my clients, 'Go big or go home!'"
Whether in their own house or the ones they do up, Amber says they go by the principle that, "If you are going to do something, it's only a little bit more effort to make it special."
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Let's face it, the cameras on camera phones are great, but they aren't fantastic, and that's mainly down the lack of space to pack a decent lens.
However one company, Photojojo, believes it has come up with the ultimate answer that should work with most if not all camera phones on the market.
Bolt a better lens on instead.
The Fisheye, and Macro and Wide Angle camera phone lenses cost $40 for the pair, although you can buy them separately ($25 and $20 respectively) and work by using a detachable magnetic ring that sticks to your phone allowing you to add a better bolt-on lens with little effort.
The result is, the company claims, a better camera phone as you'll have a better lens to shoot through.
The macro and wide angle lens offers a focus between 10-23mm from your subject with a wide angle of 0.67x wide. The Fish-eye lens offers a 180 degree angle (0.28x).
The two lenses, range between 15.8-25mm diameter x 6.5-15mm length and come with back and front lens covers to prevent scratching of glass when they aren't attached to your phone.
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TORONTO, Aug. 1, 2014 /CNW/ - On July 18, 2014, a Hearing Panel of the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) accepted a Settlement Agreement, with sanctions, between IIROC staff and David Edward Sloan.
Mr. Sloan admits to the following contraventions of IIROC Dealer Member Rules, Guidelines, Regulations or Policies:
Count 1: In or about December 2012, Mr. Sloan engaged in conduct unbecoming or detrimental to the public interest in that he engaged in unauthorized trading in a client account, contrary to IIROC Rule 29.1; and
Count 2: Between January and December 2010, Mr. Sloan failed to use due diligence to ensure that recommendations he made for several clients were suitable, contrary to IIROC Rule 1300.1(q).
Staff and Mr. Sloan agreed to the following terms of Settlement:
A global fine of $13,000;
A suspension for one month from the date of acceptance of the Settlement Agreement;
A requirement to successfully re-write the Conduct and Practices Handbook exam within six months of acceptance of the Settlement Agreement; and
Strict supervision for a period of one year [monthly strict supervision reports to be maintained within the firm].
Mr. Sloan agrees to pay costs to IIROC in the sum of $2,000.
The Settlement Agreement is available at http://docs.iiroc.ca/DisplayDocument.aspx?DocumentID=86DD8DDA6C83427691E822855FC8D418&Language=en
and the Hearing Panel's decision dated July 18, 2014 at http://docs.iiroc.ca/DisplayDocument.aspx?DocumentID=272369F8E78B4668876BCF8EBBF81005&Language=en.
Documents related to ongoing IIROC enforcement proceedings – including Reasons and Decisions of Hearing Panels – are posted on the IIROC website as they become available. Click here to search and access all IIROC enforcement documents.
IIROC formally initiated the investigation into Mr. Sloan's conduct in May 2012. The violations occurred when he was a Registered Representative with the Amherstburg branch of Edward Jones, an IIROC-regulated firm. Mr. Sloan is no longer a registrant with an IIROC-regulated firm.
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IIROC is the national self-regulatory organization which oversees all investment dealers and trading activity on debt and equity marketplaces in Canada. Created in 2008 through the consolidation of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada and Market Regulation Services Inc., IIROC sets high quality regulatory and investment industry standards, protects investors and strengthens market integrity while maintaining efficient and competitive capital markets.
IIROC carries out its regulatory responsibilities through setting and enforcing rules regarding the proficiency, business and financial conduct of dealer firms and their registered employees and through setting and enforcing market integrity rules regarding trading activity on Canadian equity marketplaces.
IIROC investigates possible misconduct by its member firms and/or individual registrants. It can bring disciplinary proceedings which may result in penalties including fines, suspensions, permanent bars, expulsion from membership, or termination of rights and privileges for individuals and firms.
All information about disciplinary proceedings relating to current and former member firms is available in the Enforcement section of the IIROC website. Background information regarding the qualifications and disciplinary history, if any, of advisors currently employed by IIROC-regulated firms is available free of charge through the IIROC AdvisorReport service. Information on how to make investment dealer, advisor or marketplace-related complaints is available by calling 1 877 442-4322.
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China and the United States appear headed for a damaging confrontation over the extent of China's territorial claims in the South and East China Seas.
Now that China has become the world's largest importer of oil, and energy more generally, the country's need to develop more indigenous energy supplies has become urgent.
Expecting China to put the South and East China Seas off limits to exploration and production until disputes over sovereignty can be resolved through some undefined legal or diplomatic process is unrealistic.
Part of the problem is that western analysts and policymakers still fail to appreciate the strategic importance of these areas. It is common to hear maritime disputes between China and its neighbours characterised in terms of uninhabited islands, submerged reefs, historic fishing grounds and unfinished business from World War Two.
In reality, the disputes centre on control over areas which are thought to contain substantial quantities of oil and gas, which could be vital to the economic development of all states in the area.
U.S. diplomats were reportedly dismayed when China started to claim the South China Sea was among the country's "core national interests" along with Tibet and Taiwan.
But given the potential for developing substantial oil and gas fields in both the South and East China Seas it should have been obvious that they could not be treated as unimportant claims that could be deferred indefinitely.
Unfrozen Conflicts
U.S. diplomats sometimes appear to want to freeze the disputes, a position which is both unhelpful and dangerous.
According to U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, the United States takes "no position on competing territorial claims" in both seas, but wants disputes peacefully resolved "in accordance with international law."
At a regional security conference in Singapore in May 2014, Hagel singled out what he termed China's "destabilising, unilateral actions asserting its claims in the South China Sea," without apportioning blame to other countries, a one-sided approach that drew a furious protest from China.
Subsequently, General Martin Dempsey, the top US military officer, has become the first chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to visit Vietnam since 1971, fuelling China's suspicions about encirclement and quiet U.S. backing for neighbouring states over maritime disputes.
The United States has also refused to recognise China's self-declared Air Defence Indentification Zone in the East China Sea and insisted the disputed Senkaku-Diaoyu islands are covered by its mutual defence pact with Japan, even while U.S. officials insist they do not take a view on the underlying issue of sovereignty.
This strategy (expressing no view on sovereignty while trying to freeze the status quo pending an unlikely diplomatic resolution of the disputes) is dangerous and threatens to worsen the standoff because the status quo is not remotely stable.
Oil and Gas Potential
Western analysts and policymakers tend to downplay the potential oil and gas resources of the disputed areas, but this probably understates the amount of energy which could be recovered if the areas were thoroughly developed.
Both the South and East China Seas contain sedimentary basins with thick layers of mud, silt and organic material deposited on the floor of ancient seas and lakes. Both have already seen significant oil and gas discoveries (http://link.reuters.com/vug72w).
The South China Sea is ringed with known oil and gas fields off China's Pearl River Delta, Hainan Island and the coasts of Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and the Philippines.
In 2010, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) estimated the South China Sea contains about 11 billion barrels of oil and 145 trillion cubic feet of natural gas that have yet to be discovered ("Assessment of undiscovered oil and gas resources of Southeast Asia" March 2010).
In global terms, these are relatively modest amounts. For China, however, they are much more significant.
The assessment focused exclusively on coastal areas and did not include potential resources in the deeper waters in the centre of the sea around the islands and reefs which are at the heart of the dispute.
The South China Sea remains comparatively unexplored and there is the potential for substantial additional discoveries. China's oil companies believe the area has strong hydrocarbon potential and they have published resource estimates which are an order of magnitude higher than western analysts.
The hydrocarbon potential of the East China Sea is even less well known. But there are good reasons to believe that it could hold significant quantities of recoverable oil and gas. Several oil and gas fields have already been found in sea areas claimed by both China and Japan.
The sea borders on the Songliao and Bohaiwan basins have been in production for decades and account for most of China's current oil and gas output. There is therefore a high probability more oil and gas could be found further offshore in the East China Sea itself.
Law of the Sea
With advances in ultra-deepwater drilling the potential for far offshore exploration and production has never been greater and the dispute over sovereignty in the East and South China Seas is unlikely to remain frozen.
U.S. diplomats have suggested the disputes could be resolved through international law, norms and diplomacy, without outlining how that might actually be achieved.
In its maritime boundary dispute, the Philippines has filed a claim against China under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) with the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
UNCLOS is cited by many outside observers as a suitable legal framework for resolving disputes between China and its neighbours.
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Once sovereignty has been established, UNCLOS can help assign rights and responsibilities to all the parties, including control of shipping, fishing and oil and gas drilling.
But UNCLOS cannot resolve the underlying disputes about sovereignty in the first place.
China has already rejected the arbitrators' jurisdiction, which suggests the process is headed for failure.
Creative Diplomacy
The parties to the various disputes are all now raiding their archives for ancient books, letters and artefacts to bolster their claims to historic control over the disputed islets.
Such historical research is unlikely ever to resolve the claims persuasively (just look at Britain's and Argentina's unresolved dispute over the Falklands-Malvinas).
The only real solution is diplomatic. The coastal states around the South and East China Seas will have to agree to divide, share or pool their sovereignty in the interests of security and to permit the peaceful exploitation of the resources.
There are plenty of examples of such shared resource development, ranging from the Spitsbergen Archipelago in the Arctic to the Neutral Zone between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
Before the recent flare up, China and Japan had agreed jointly to develop the Chunxiao gas field, which straddles the maritime boundary.
The challenge for diplomats, especially from the United States, is to help the parties discover creative solutions that benefit all the coastal states.
Instead, U.S. diplomats have encouraged all parties to harden their positions and suggested the entire dispute can be frozen until some ill-defined legal process runs its course.
This strategy will not work and is escalating rather than defusing tensions in the area, encouraging coastal states to pursue maximal claims rather than compromise and negotiate common solutions.
It is time that western policymakers recognised that hydrocarbon exploration is both necessary and desirable in both the South and East China Seas.
Oil and gas exploration must be a stabilising force for cooperation, rather than a source of conflict and competition.
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LOS ANGELES – Loyola Marymount was at full strength. Gonzaga appeared to be in slow motion.
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Loyola Marymount put together a big second half to overtake the 13th-ranked Bulldogs 74-66, the Lions' first win over a ranked foe since knocking off Alabama in the 1990 NCAA tournament, a span of 36 games.
"There are pretty good teams and pretty good talent in this league and if we're not playing at our highest level, we're just as susceptible as anybody to getting beat, especially if they're outhustling us and beating us to loose balls," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said. "All the 50-50 balls, they pretty much got them."
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"At full strength we're a tough team to be beat," said Lions forward Drew Viney, who had 16 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. "We just got all of our guys back this past weekend."
The mobile Hamilton helped LMU control the interior. He had six boards and blocked three shots. Davis' defense hounded Matt Bouldin into a subpar shooting night. DuBois, who didn't practice during the week because of a sprained ankle, made two second-half 3-pointers, including one with 14 minutes remaining that gave the Lions the lead for good.
The Lions stretched their lead to 10 with 4:24 left. Gonzaga closed within four three times in the final 3 minutes, but LMU responded each time. The backbreaker came when LMU faced an inbound pass with 1 second left on the shot clock and 43 ticks remaining. Davis got free underneath, took the pass and made a layup, giving the Lions a 70-64 lead.
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An editor's mea culpa
Hillary Clinton made history Tuesday evening when she became the first woman nominated for the presidency by a major party. Our headline and story in today's print editions made it ...
Indians notebook: An update on former Spokane groundskeeper David Yearout
It's business as usual for former Spokane Indians groundskeeper David Yearout in his return to Avista Stadium.
Big-wave boating sports hard on the land
WATERSPORTS -- The followup story in our weekly Outdoors section on the sport of wakeboarding -- Waves of dissent -- once again makes me wonder how many more new ways ...
Saving for the future
sponsored According to two 2015 surveys, 62 percent of Americans do not have enough savings to handle an unexpected emergency, much less any long-term plans.