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Seacom achieves global first with 500GB/s network trial
Seacom and Infinera Corp (NASDAQ: INFN), a leading US-based digital optical networking equipment supplier, today announced that they had achieved a global first by successfully trialling five 100 Gigabit per second (100 Gb/s) channels of coherent optical transmission over a distance of 1732 kilometres. The 500Gb/s trial was run over and looped back across SEACOM's newly built 930 kilometre Dark Fibre Africa (DFA) fibre route which links the SEACOM Mtunzini cable landing station in KwaZulu Natal to the Teraco datacentre in Johannesburg.
The live demonstration, news of which has generated huge excitement in the industry, was witnessed by members of the scientific, research and development community at Teraco's datacentre in Johannesburg. The trial used Infinera's 500 Gb/s Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs), each which integrates five 100 Gb/s coherent channels onto a single chip. The PICs were used for both transmitting and receiving the five 100 Gb/s signals during the trial, the first time the PICs have been used to send and provide real time coherent processing for all 500 Gb/s simultaneously on a production network. The trial also demonstrated Infinera's FlexCoherent functionality by switching between QPSK and BPSK modulation.
Infinera plans to deliver the 500Gb/s PICs as part of a system which integrates 5 Terabit per second (Tb/s) OTN switching and 100Gb/s coherent optical transmission in early 2012. Enabling seamless upgrades from existing 10Gb/s networks without having to upgrade the underlying fibre infrastructure, this technology provides SEACOM's land-based network in South Africa with a total capacity of over 8 Tb/s per fibre, which is an effective 10 fold increase on its current capacity. This is in line and in support of SEACOM's plans to expand the marine portion of the cable to over 4.8 Tb/s.
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Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story
A Life of David Foster Wallace
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Since his untimely death by suicide at the age of forty-six in 2008, David Foster Wallace has become more than the representative writer of his literary generation—he has become a symbol of sincerity and honesty in an inauthentic age, a figure whose reputation and reach grow by the day. In this compulsively readable biography, D. T. Max charts Wallace's tormented, anguished, and often triumphant battle to succeed as a novelist as he fights off depression and addiction to emerge with his masterpiece, Infinite Jest. Written with the cooperation of Wallace family members and friends and with access to hundreds of Wallace's unpublished letters, manuscripts, and journals, this revelatory biography illuminates the unique connections between Wallace's life and his fiction in a gripping and deeply moving narrative that will transfix readers. less
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Filing a federal tax return is a task that many people put off until the last minute, but some people don't have to file tax returns at all. The Internal Revenue Service places minimum income requirements for different statuses, and if your annual income falls below a certain amount, you are not required to file a federal return. You can, however, choose to file a tax return regardless of the amount of money you earn, if you want to receive the tax refund due you.
Basic Filing Rules
Tax filing requirements vary depending on your tax filing status. The IRS said that for the 2011 tax season, single taxpayers must file a return if annual income was at least $9,500 and married taxpayers filing joint returns must file if income was $19,000 or higher. Married people that file separate tax returns were required to file if income was $3,700 or higher. Income minimums are slightly higher for people age 65 or older. Single filers 65 and older did not have to file a return if they made less than $10,950.
Self-Employed Workers
Basic tax fling rules apply to traditional workers that are subject to income tax withholding. Tax withholding occurs when an employer takes money out of a worker's paycheck and sends it to the government to cover the worker's income tax obligation. Self-employed workers, including freelancers, contractors and small-business owners don't pay taxes automatically through withholding so they are subject to stricter tax filing requirements. The IRS states that self-employed workers with $400 or more in net earnings have to file income tax returns.
A dependent is an individual such as a child or parent older than 65 who relies upon others financially. Taxpayers can claim dependents on a tax return to gain a dependent exemption and save money on taxes, but dependents may have to file tax returns if they have income. The IRS reports that single dependents under age 65 were required to file tax returns for the 2011 tax season if earned income was more than $5,800 and if unearned income was more than $950. Unearned income describes income earned from activities other than a job, like interest earned on a bank account.
If you have low annual income during a certain tax year, you might not be required to file a tax return, but that doesn't mean you can't file a return. You can voluntarily file an income tax return even if you have little or no income. It can be advantageous to file a tax even when you're not required to file, because the government may owe you a tax refund if you were subject to tax withholding or if you are eligible for tax credits.
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- What Happens If I Have Not Filed My Taxes in Two Years?
- Do I Need to File Taxes If I Was Unemployed?
- Minimum Income Required to File Federal Taxes
- What Papers Do I Need to File My Taxes?
- Tax Preparation Checklist for a Homeowner
- What Is Tax Form 1099-G?
- How to File an Amended Tax Return from Head of Household to Married Filling Separately
- How to Change My Tax Refund Payment Method
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Lieutenant governor hopeful Todd Staples launched his first TV ads Wednesday, playing up the threat that Battleground Texas will turn the state blue and staunch conservatives' fears of gun control and a porous border with Mexico.
"Who can conservatives trust to stop them and stand up for Texas?" the narrator asks. A chorus of news anchors answers, "Todd Staples." He's currently the state's agriculture commissioner. The ad breaks no new ground. It incorporates images and audio from Staples' previous Internet ads. Sen. Dan Patrick, R-Houston, launched the primary battle's first TV ads on Monday.


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As part of National Bike Month, community leaders at U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden organized Bike to Work day on Friday.
The events, which included guided tours to Clay Kaserne from all three housing areas — Hainerberg, Crestview and Aukamm — promoted biking as an option for commuters. Biking guides were available to offer route information and tips for new bicycle commuters to encourage biking as a healthy and safe alternative to driving.
The 15th Engineer Battalion, based in Grafenwoehr, will be installing seven covered bike racks throughout the Wiesbaden military community. In addition to the bike racks, which are scheduled to be completed by May 30, the command has set aside dedicated locker space at the Clay Kaserne Fitness Center for biking commuters .


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Jerry McNerney
Jerry McNerney, a Democrat, has represented the 11th Congressional District of California in the House of Representatives since 2007.(map)
- 1 Record and controversies
- 2 Biography
- 3 Committees and Affiliations
- 4 More Background Data
- 5 Contact
- 6 Articles and resources
Record and controversies
State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)
In 2007, Congress took up the reauthorization of the State Children's Health Insurance Program, which provides health care for about 6 million children and 670,000 adults from families who earn too much money qualify for Medicare but not enough to afford health insurance. Congressional Democrats and many Republicans tried to use the opportunity to dramatically expand the program but were opposed by President George W. Bush and other Republicans. In 2006, 5.4 million children were eligible but not enrolled in SCHIP or Medicaid and 9.4 million total children were uninsured.
Rep. Jerry McNerney voted for the first House bill, which passed along party lines. It would have added $47 billion over five years to the $25 billion cost of the program and added about 5 million people to the program, including children, some legal immigrants, pregnant women and adults aged 18 and 19. The bill was financed mainly by an increase in cigarette taxes.[1]
House Democrats, with 45 Republicans, later compromised and passed a bill which expanded the plan by $35 billion and would have insured about 3.5 million more children from families generally making between 250% and 300% of the federal poverty line (about $51,000 to $62,000 for a family of four). Most non-pregnant, childless adults were excluded, as were most legal immigrants and all illegal immigrants. McNerney voted for the bill.[2]
After President Bush vetoed the bill, Democratic leaders attempted to override the veto with the same bill but failed. McNerney voted for the bill.[3]
House Democrats then attempted to override it with another bill, which gave into Republican demands for increased checks for citizenship, the quick phasing-out of adult coverage, a hard limit of 300% of the federal poverty level and funding for families that covered their children through private insurance instead. Republicans, angry that the vote was scheduled during massive fires in California, blocked the veto override. McNerney voted for the bill[4]. For details on the bills and the debate, see the main State Children's Health Insurance Program page.
Iraq War
Environmental record
For more information on environmental legislation, see the Energy and Environment Policy Portal
Alternative water source project
On January 29, 2007, Rep. Jerry McNerney (D-Calif.) introduced H.R.700 - To amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act to extend a pilot program for alternative water source projects. The program was originally approved by Congress in 2000, when $75 million for two years of grant funding was approved with a 50% federal cost share.[1]
The bill was referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, and eventually passed on March 8, 2007 with a vote of 368-59. [2]
- Main article: U.S. water management legislation#H.R.700 - To amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act to extend a pilot program for alternative water source projects
McNerney attended St. Joseph's Military Academy in Hays, Kansas. He attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, but in 1971 resigned from the academy in protest of the Vietnam War, registered with the draft board, and transferred to the University of New Mexico.[5] [6] He received a bachelor's degree, master's degree, and, in 1981, a PhD in mathematics from that university. He has been married for 29 years and has three grown children. [7]
His oldest son Michael volunteered to serve in the military soon after 9/11.
McNerney served several years as a contractor to Sandia National Laboratories on Kirtland Air Force Base, working on national security programs. In 1985, he accepted a senior engineering position with US Windpower (Kenetech), and in 1994 began working as an energy consultant for PG&E, FloWind, The Electric Power Research Institute, and other utility companies. McNerney is now the CEO of a start-up company that intends to manufacture wind turbines.[8]
2006 House race
In the Democratic primary McNerney faced the DCCC backed Steve Filson. McNerney, who had run against Pombo in 2004, received the California Democratic Party's endorsement.[9] In the June 6 election McNerney won with 52.8% of the vote.
McNerney's race for Congress focused on alternative energy solutions and the environmental policies of Richard Pombo. McNernery assailed Pombo for his ties to oil and gas companies and his repeated attempts to rewrite the Endangered Species Act. McNerney was joined in his campaign to oust Pombo by all the major environmental organizations, who see Pombo, the House Resources Committee Chairman, as a direct threat to their agenda.[10]
McNerney favors the Murtha plan for a "phased redeployment" of troops from Iraq and has opposed the war since it began. McNerney received the endorsement of former Republican congressman Pete McCloskey who ran against Pombo in the Republican primary. McCloskey, the author of the Endangered Species Act, states that Pombo is "an embarrassment" and that the Bush administration is "the worst in history."[11]
McNerney defeated Pombo in the election, capturing 53.1% of the vote.
2008 elections
|This information was gathered by volunteer researchers as part of the Superdelegate Transparency Project on the superdelegates for the 2008 Democratic presidential primary. For more info see the California superdelegate tracker or visit the STP homepage.
Before Hillary Clinton conceded the race, Jerry McNerney, as a superdelegate, had not endorsed a candidate for President.
- For more information and sources, see the state page for this superdelegate linked to in the blue box above.
Committees and Affiliations
- House Committee on Science and Technology
- Subcommittee on Environment and Energy
- Subcommittee on Research and Science Education
- House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
- Subcommittee on Highways, Transit & Pipelines
- Subcommittee on Water Resources & Environment
- House Committee on Veterans' Affairs
- Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity
More Background Data
DC Office:
312 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Phone:(202) 225-1947
Fax: (202) 225-4060
Pleasanton Office:
5776 Stoneridge Mall Rd. #175
Pleasanton, CA 94588
Phone:(925) 737-0727
Fax: (925) 737-0734
Stockton Office:
2222 Grand Canal Blvd. #7
Stockton, CA 95207
Phone:(209) 476-8552
Fax: (209) 476-8587
Articles and resources
- Jerry McNerney for Congress, official campaign site.
Local blogs and discussion sites
- Hank Shaw, "Jerry McNerney gets Democrats' endorsement," The Record (Stockton, Calif.), May 1, 2006.
- Hank Shaw, "Politics turns to war in Pombo's district," Stockton Record, May 17, 2006.
- Jonathan Singer, "MyDD Conversation with CA-11 Candidate Jerry McNerney," MyDD.com, May 2, 2006.
- Hank Shaw, "Pombo's foe faces steep cash climb," Stockton Record, July 19, 2006.
- Howie Klein, "Blue America: Jerry McNerney Turning Northern CA a Deeper Shade of Blue," firedoglake, August 26, 2006.
- Amanda Griscom Little, "Pom and Jerry," Grist Magazine, October 26, 2006.
Corresponding article on Wikipedia and Cause Caller. (If Cause Caller link does not work, pick from its list of senators and representatives.)
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|Committees: House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, House Committee on Science and Technology, House Committee on Science and Technology/Subcommittee on Energy and Environment, House Committee on Science and Technology/Subcommittee on Research and Science Education, House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure/Subcommittee on Highways and Transit, House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure/Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment, House Committee on Veterans' Affairs, House Committee on Veterans' Affairs/Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity
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|First Elected to Current Office:
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Date of Birth: June 18, 1951
- ↑ Robert McElroy, "Managing America: Environment & Resources," TheWeekInCongress.com, March 9, 2007.
- ↑ THOMAS page on H.R.700


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Voter Guide: Wisconsin, California, N.J., N.M.
Here's a guide of what to watch in Tuesday's voting in Wisconsin, California and New Jersey.
1. Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin
Since it became pretty clear Mitt Romney was set to wrap up the presidential nomination this winter, Washington insiders have been increasingly, if temporarily, focusing on another race: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's recall election.
More than $60 million has flooded Wisconsin in what many have called the nation's second most important election this year. (See Wisconsin photos.)
Polling shows Mr. Walker, who caused a firestorm last year when he set out to curtail collective bargaining rights for public employees, with a narrow but consistent lead ahead of Tuesday's vote.
For 15 months, the battle has been viewed as a leading indicator in whether voters will allow state governments to weaken public unions, a process that's already begun. But that feud has spilled over into the presidential race, turning a state President Barack Obama carried by 14 percentage points into a tossup (a fact his campaign acknowledged publicly for the first time Monday in a Web video to supporters).
Part of the reason: Republicans have built up a noteworthy political infrastructure to give Mr. Walker equal footing with organized labor's well-tested ground game. Mr. Romney, the Republican nominee in waiting, is expected to harness that operation whether or not Mr. Walker survives Tuesday night.
Rich Beeson, Mr. Romney's political director, recently told the Associated Press that a Walker win would make the campaign more willing to compete in what was seen as a leaning-Obama state.
And although the president's re-election campaign has gone to great lengths to stay clear of what has become a contentious local battle, Mr. Obama appeared to recognize at least some momentum was at stake.
"It's Election Day in Wisconsin tomorrow, and I'm standing by Tom Barrett. He'd make an outstanding governor. –bo," Mr. Obama posted on his Twitter account Monday night.
2. New Jersey
The clout of both President Obama and former President Bill Clinton will be tested in a Democratic primary that pits two sitting congressmen against each other. The Garden State lost a congressional seat due to slow population growth, forcing Reps. Steve Rothman and Bill Pascrell to run in the same district. The contest has revived some story lines from the 2008 presidential primary.
Former President Clinton has endorsed Mr. Pascrell, an early supporter of his wife's 2008 presidential bid. Mr. Obama, meantime, has backed, sort of, Mr. Rothman, an early backer of the president's candidacy.
The president has not endorsed Mr. Rothman. But just before Mr. Clinton was set to campaign Friday with Mr. Pascrell, Mr. Obama appeared publicly with Mr. Rothman at the White House.
"President Obama asked me to come to the Oval Office today so that everyone will know that he supports me and wants me to help him with his agenda in his second term, as I have in his first," said Mr. Rothman in a statement.
For fans of local New Jersey politics, a separate congressional race pits two well known local dynasties against each other in the Democratic primary between Donald Payne Jr. and Ron C. Rice, as The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
3. California
The biggest headline out of California on Tuesday night will likely be weather the state's voters decide to tack on an extra $1 to the state's cigarette tax, a move fiercely opposed by the tobacco industry. Known as proposition 29, the measure would hike the tax per pack to $1.87 from 87 cents. (The Wall Street Journal has a full guide to California voting this morning as well.)
The headline race out California features Democratic Reps. Howard Berman and Brad Sherman, who were drawn into the same congressional district by a new nonpartisan redistricting commission.
The race has gone quite a bit of fanfare, especially in the Los Angeles Jewish community. (The Jewish Journal, a local publication, has chronicled the race since September with the blog, "Berman v. Sherman: Two Jews, One District.")
A Super PAC supporting Mr. Berman has spent more than $728,000 on the race, much of which has been used to produce less-than-flashy TV ads.
The two Democrats will likely face each other again in November, as only the top two vote getters in California's open primary system advance to the general election, regardless of party.
4. New Mexico
Rep. Martin Heinrich (D., N.M.) and former Republican Rep. Heather Wilson are likely to clear their primary challenges in the race for New Mexico's open Senate seat. Mr. Clinton, who is involved in several primaries this year, backed Mr. Heinrich's opponent, Albuquerque mayor Marty Chavez, who is expected to lose. But as the Washington Post notes this morning, turnout and both candidates margin of victory could give some hints about the general election. New Mexico is viewed as a lean-Obama state in the presidential election.


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Definition of soldanella in English:
A dwarf European alpine plant with bell-shaped flowers that have fringed petals and often appear in snow.
- Genus Soldanella, family Primulaceae.
Example sentences
- We have no soldanellas and auriculas, and Alpine cowslips, no brilliant gentians and anemones.
- In the meadows you may also observe a wide variety of Alpine plants: gentians, soldanellas, primroses, harebells and edelweiss.
- Starting from the beach towards the dune, one can distinguish a 'pioneer' formation, made up of beach-grasses, sea-lilies, speedwells and soldanellas.
Modern Latin, from Italian, of unknown ultimate origin.
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Catching up with Tania del Rio - Sabrina and More
by Benjamin Ong Pang Kean
Date: 13 August 2008 Time: 06:28 PM ET
Catching up with Tania del Rio
More than a month ago, we ran a series of features on TokyoPop in the aftermath of the company's restructuring exercise. A number of Original English Language (OEL)/global manga creators were interviewed, including Lindsay Cibos, co-creator of Peach Fuzz, who revealed that she was "working as a penciler on the monthly comic series, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, published by Archie Comics," based on Tania del Rio's scripts.For the uninitiated, Archie Comics and del Rio gave Sabrina Spellman and co. the shojo manga makeover in 2004. Even now, it doesn't look like it's just a passing pop culture fad or craze for Sabrina the Teenage Witch series. When contacted by Newsarama, del Rio confirmed that she has no plans to leave the title just yet. "Yeah, Lindsay is drawing the next few issues of Sabrina, but I will be drawing issues #99 and #100 which will conclude the "Four Blades" storyline," she explained. "I had been drawing Sabrina for four years straight and when I moved from NY to LA, it was a bit of a difficult transition and I needed a bit of a break which is where Lindsay and guest artist Chad Thomas came in to fill in for some issues. Chad did a great job on the three-part "Salem's Secret" arc, and Lindsay is drawing stories from the main story arc. Her art really fits Sabrina well and I'm glad she's part of the creative team! Of course, I continue to write Sabrina (and to be honest, writing is my favorite part of the comic-making process).


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"This is my son's first Halloween and I wanted something to commemorate it with and so that his grandparents and aunts could have a memory. This card was perfect! I'm even putting one in his scrapbook."
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Weather Watch 4 School Visit: South Buffalo Elementary SchoolUPDATED 7:26 PM EDT Sep 21, 2011
Chief meteorologist Mike Harvey visits South Buffalo Elementary School in Freeport.
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Mauldin – Mauldin, South Carolina
South Carolina | SC Picture Project | Greenville County Photos | Mauldin
Mauldin is located in the part of Greenville County granted to settler Benjamin Griffith in 1784. The town derived its name from Lieutenant Governor William Mauldin, who served South Carolina in 1886. The lieutenant governor was instrumental in establishing a depot here along the Greenville–Laurens Railroad, which brought economic growth to the town.
Like so many towns in South Carolina, Mauldin became desolate after the Civil War. Yet things improved for Mauldin financially with the addition of the Donaldson Air Force Base in the 1940s, and by 1969 Mauldin officially became a city. The new city hall, pictured above, was built in 2000 and reflects Mauldin's move into the twenty-first century as a contemporary municipality.
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Aug 30, 2013
BERKELEY, Calif. - The University of Nevada volleyball team fell 3-0 (11-25, 12-25, 20-25) at the Golden Bears of California on Friday, in the Wolf Pack's second match at the Cal Molten Classic.
With the loss, the Pack is now 0-2, while Cal improved to 1-0.
The Bears took control early inside Haas Pavilion, winning the first two games despite strong play from Dana Holt and Kara Kasser. Holt had 13 assists through the first two sets and finished the night with 19. The senior setter also had four digs and two kills. Kasser led all Nevada players with five digs in the first two frames.
A huge solo block from Tessa Lea'ea made the score 13-11 in favor of Cal in what was a hotly-contested third game. Nevada stayed in the game until the final points, getting two kills each from Lea'ea and Sam Willoughby before either team had 19 points. Cal outlasted the Pack to win the match in three.
Nevada hit .172 in the final frame, its best number in any set.
Lea'ea led Nevada with six kills and five total blocks (1 solo), and was again supported by Grace Anxo and Sam Willoughby. Anxo had five kills and three assisted blocks, while Willoughby had five kills and one solo block.
Kasser became the first Nevada player to get into double figures in digs in a game this season, finishing with 10.
Nevada will take on UCSB at noon on Saturday to close out play in the event.
Burns continues international run in China
Monday, June 29, 2015 - Women's Basketball
Wolf Pack golf alums qualify for the U.S. Open
Monday, June 8, 2015
A letter from Doug Knuth: Much to be proud of for Wolf Pack fans
Thursday, May 28, 2015 - General
Pack women's golf signee Collom wins state tournament
Thursday, May 21, 2015 - Golf
Letter from Doug Knuth: Questions and answers about our 2015 football schedule
Monday, March 9, 2015 - Football
Pack puts on clinic for local children in Puerto Vallarta
Friday, March 6, 2015
Former Nevada coach headlines Boys and Girls Club Dinner
Friday, January 30, 2015 - General
Christenson earns spot in World Cup rifle competition
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Rifle
Pack freshman Surin races against her Olympic medalist father
Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - Track and Field
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Successes on the field and in the classroom.
Monday, January 5, 2015 - General
Former Nevada track & field standout Hanson passes away
Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - Track and Field
Tonight's Wolf Pack basketball game will feature "Kindness Minute"
Saturday, December 13, 2014 - General
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Mackay Stadium renovation approved
Friday, December 5, 2014 - Football
Wolf Pack Fans, Reward Yourself and the Team
Monday, November 17, 2014 - Football
Wolf Pack women's basketball hosts free skills clinic
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Kammermusik No.3, Op.36 No.2 (Hindemith, Paul)
This work is likely not in the public domain in the US (due to first publication with the required notice after 1922, plus renewal or "restoration" under the GATT/TRIPS amendments), nor in the EU and those countries where the copyright term is life+70 years. However, it is public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted) and in other countries (China, Japan, S. Korea) where the copyright term is life+50 years.
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Full Scores
Complete Score (CA)
*#318863 - 7.49MB, 84 pp. - (1) - V/21/34
Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, No.3441, 1925. Plate 31299.
Public Domain - Non-PD US, Non-PD EU [tag/del]
Arrangements and Transcriptions
Piano Score (CA)
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Cello Part (CA)
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Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, No.1987, 1925. Plate 31300.
Public Domain - Non-PD US, Non-PD EU [tag/del]
For the Piano Part, I had a hard time lining up some pages with scanner to get even white borders around music. If the music looks like it is cut off on some pages on the right or left sides, all the music is there actually.
The Hindemith Foundation gives "late 1924" for the issue date of this piano reduction; is there really a ©1925 on it nevertheless? ("Erstausgabe des Klavierauszuges mit beigelegter Solo-Stimme: Ende August / Anfang September 1924". Which suggests that he was done with the "content" of the work by September 1924 and that instrumentation of it is what occupied him through early 1925.)
General Information
|Work Title
|Kammermusik No.3, Op.36 No.2
|Alternative Title
|Konzert für Violoncello und 10 Solo-Instrumente (Cello Concerto No.2)
|Hindemith, Paul
|Opus/Catalogue Number
|Op.36 No.2
|4 Movements
|Year/Date of Composition
|1924 August–1925 March (Spring)
|First Performance
|1925-04-30 Bochum
|First Publication
|1924 (piano reduction)
1925 (full score)
|Für Elsa und Willi Hof
|Average Duration
|17 minutes
|Composer Time Period
|Piece Style
|Cello and Orchestra
|External Links
|Wikipedia article (Kammermusik series)
Hindemith Foundation
All Music Guide
Misc. Comments
Cello Concerto No.2, between Op.3 in E-flat and the Concerto of 1940 in G. Although the piano reduction was published as the composer's work, Giselher Schubert notes in his introduction to the publication in SW (Sämtliche Werke) that it was actually prepared by his brother Rudolf.
- -Paul Hindemith: A Research and Information Guide


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Homecoming For Ellis and McEntire at NCAA Southwest Regional
CHARLESTON, S.C. –It will be a homecoming of sorts for College of Charleston senior Alex Ellis and head coach Mark McEntire as the two native Texans return home to the Lone Star State for the 2014 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Southwest Regional Championship on May 15-17 at the par-72 Briggs Ranch Golf Club in San Antonio, Texas.
This will be the third time in Ellis' four-year career to play collegiate golf on Texas soil – a place where he shaped his game and almost beat current PGA TOUR professional Jordan Spieth for the Class 5A state title in 2009. Ellis was a two-sport standout in basketball and golf at Westlake High School in Austin, Texas, while Spieth starred at Dallas Jesuit in Dallas, Texas. He and Stephen F. Austin's Chase Webb of Lufkin, Texas, and Alabama's Cory Whitsett of Houston, Texas, lost by one stroke to Spieth that year.
McEntire, who is in his ninth season with the Cougars, is also an Austin native and graduated from Anderson High School, before playing collegiate golf for the University of Texas from 1996-2000.
"We've had a fantastic year of golf with the highlight of winning a CAA Championship," he said. "In the fall, we struggled a little bit as we were working on some lineup changes and getting some of our guys some experience. But from the spring on, we have played fantastic and found our core four guys and rotated that fifth in-and-out, until we found the right one that clicked. Fortunately, we picked the right guy and it clicked at the conference tournament."
When he was hired at The College in 2005, McEntire started building the program with not only regional talent from the Carolinas, but also top Texas talent that included former players John Duke Hudson (Sonora, Texas) and Coy Breen (San Antonio, Texas), who will be reunited with their former teammates this weekend.
Ellis and Hudson are one of only four Cougars to qualify for the U.S. Amateur in program history next to 2003 Southern Conference Player of the Year Bruce McDonald and junior Zach Munroe (Charlotte, N.C.), who will also start for the Cougars in postseason tournament play.
Ellis has qualified for the U.S. Amateur twice and is looking to make it a third consecutive time at this year's tournament at the Atlanta Athletic Club, before turning professional at the end of the summer. He also plans on going through the three stages of Web.com Tour Q-School in the Fall of 2015.
Twice named CAA Men's Golfer of the Week and leading the Cougars to a conference title in their inaugural year as members of the Colonial Athletic Association, Ellis is the lone senior on CofC's NCAA lineup card and the only golfer on the squad to play in all 11 tournaments of the season. For his career, he has made seven Top-10 finishes and was honored on the All-Southern Conference Team and played in the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional as an individual during his junior campaign in 2013.
He will be joined this weekend by Munroe, sophomore John Jonas (Jacksonville, Fla.), sophomore Josh Lorenzetti (Columbia, S.C.) and freshman William Rainey (Charlotte, N.C.). Jonas was tabbed 2014 CAA Men's Golfer of the Year, while McEntire was CAA Coach of the Year. The squad is looking to make more history in their first postseason appearance in 11 years.
"It was our goal from the beginning of the year to get there as a team," Ellis said. "Last year, Josh (Lorenzetti) and I went as individuals, but it just wasn't the same. We are excited to go with the entire team and get things under way."
The course will play at 7,247 yards and the 54-hole regional championship site hosted by the University of Texas, San Antonio, begins tomorrow with the opening round. The Cougars are making their fourth all-time NCAA Regionals appearance next to 2001, 2002 and 2003.
The turning point for the team's season was back-to-back sixth-and third-place finishes respectively in high-caliber tournaments at The Schenkel hosted by Georgia Southern with six Top 50-ranked teams in the field and at The Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate with five Top 50 teams. CofC beat then-No. 10 Virginia, No. 39 Wake Forest and No. 36 Kentucky at Bulls Bay, while finishing a few strokes behind then-No. 14 UAB, No. 6 UCF, No. 10 Virginia and No. 15 Texas at the Schenkel.
"The way we played at The Hootie at Bulls Bay and The Schenkel will continue to give our guys confidence that we can play with the best teams in the country," McEntire said. "We will definitely remind our team heading into the regionals about those two tournaments, as we finished third and sixth with chances to win a golf tournament."
No. 6-ranked Georgia (SEC) is the top seed in a competitive 13-team regional field which also includes No. 7 UCF (American), UCLA (Pac-12), No. 19 Vanderbilt (SEC), South Florida (American), SMU (American), Georgia Southern (Southern), Georgia State (Sun Belt), TCU (Big 12), VCU (Atlantic 10) and Columbia (Ivy League).
CofC is the No. 11 seed and was last an NCAA Finalist in 2001, after finishing fourth at the NCAA Central Regional hosted by Oklahoma State at the Karsten Creek Golf Course in Stillwater, Okla. They were seeded 13th out of the 30 teams which advanced to play for the national title that same year at the Duke University Golf Club in Durham, N.C.
In their other previous NCAA Regional appearances, the Cougars finished tied for 13th at the NCAA East Regional hosted by Georgia Tech in 2002 in Roswell, Ga., and tied for 13th at the NCAA East Regional hosted by Auburn in 2003 in Auburn, Ala.
"As a freshman, it's awesome and special to be a part of something like this – being the first team to go back to regionals since 2003," Rainey said. "The competition we will see will be the same from our spring season and we know we can play with anyone."
The top 5 teams and the low individual not on those teams from each of the six regional sites will then move on to the 2014 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship hosted by Wichita State on May 23-28 at Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson, Kan.
"This regional is a good region for us," McEntire said. "The regional is unlike any other tournament, because you go into it with a goal of finishing in the Top 5 and getting it done. We are going into this tournament with some positive momentum and want to get to the NCAA Championship."
The Cougars will be paired with Northwestern and VCU and will tee off of No. 10 in tomorrow's opening round at 9:10 a.m. (CT) / 10:10 a.m. (ET). Live scoring for all three rounds will be available at: www.Golfstat.com.


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The area apparently had snowy weather yesterday, but none of it fell at my house, and I have no idea what actually happened outside of Stayton. Or my street, really. If anyone did get snow and took photos, I'd love to post them here! Or just photos of the Stayton area (which includes area towns, too!), that would be awesome, too. Check out the Contribute a Photo page for details. Thanks!
Here's a photo from before now, which was taken next to what used to be Cartwright's Music on 3rd Ave. Don't worry, these stairs aren't accessible to the general public. I shot this through the awesome music-oriented gate (see a photo I posted of it I posted a couple of years ago). The moss may make using those stairs a bit hazardous, but it sure looks cool. The stairs are right next to a water canal, which I assume contributes to the moss growth.


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Royal Air Force Menwith Hill
wins Ambassador Award
In a ceremony at the ambassadors London residence on April 17, Col. G. Dickson Gribble Jr., commander of Menwith Hill Station, was presented the Community Relations Program Excellence Award for Royal Air Force Menwith Hill. It was chosen in recognition of the many efforts to foster better relations with the local community.
Crowe said, "During the past year, the base embarked on an aggressive program to lift the veil of secrecy that had been covering Menwith Hill, and reach out to their neighbors in a way they hadnt done before. The command sponsored numerous tours, social events, sporting events and fund-raisers to encourage open dialogue with the community and demonstrate their commitment to being good neighbors."
In accepting the award, Gribble praised the efforts of his people for working at both the individual and organizational level to improve Menwith Hill Stations relationship with the community. Last year, it redesignated from a station to become a Royal Air Force base. With the redesignation came the arrival of an Royal Air Force liaison officer, Squadron Leader Ted Sumner. Gribble and Sumner have worked closely with the bases British-American committee, led by Lord and Lady Swinton, and the community relations advisor, Christine Gilby, to improve the bases relationship with its host community. (Submitted by Michele Kick)
Homepage Honors Cryptologic
The Cryptologic Memorial honors and remembers those who have given their lives "serving in silence" in the line of duty since World War II.
The striking 12 feet wide and eight feet high black granite wall was designed by a National Security Agency employee. The words, "They Served In Silence," are etched in polished stone on the Cryptologic Memorial, which is housed in a central location at the agencys headquarters complex at Fort George G. Meade, Md. (Submitted by National Security Agency Public Affairs)
Wright to Retire
On Sept. 30, Wright will retire after 30 years of active duty with the United States Army. The native Hoosier has been the INSCOM assistant chief of staff, G4, since September 1992. He has served numerous assignments at various stations in Vietnam, Panama, Germany and Belgium, as well as Fort Carson, Colo. and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y.
While at INSCOM, Wright played a significant role in the closure of Field Stations Sinop Turkey, Berlin, Augsburg and Kunia. He guided the logistics support for the development of the Regional SIGINT Operations Center at Fort Gordon, Ga., and the relocation of the 513th MI Brigade from Fort Monmouth, N.J. to Fort Gordon, Ga. The G4, under his leadership, managed the quick reaction deployments of the TROJAN intelligence collection systems to OPERATION JUST CAUSE in Bosnia. Wright oversaw the provision of TROJAN mission support for OPERATION RESTORE HOPE in Somalia, OPERATION RESTORE DEMOCRACY in Haiti and operations in Croatia. Wright sponsored the first INSCOM Logistics Video Teleconference in January 1996, opening the door to more conferences and drawing all of INSCOMs logistic support together.
Wright emphasized the Army Award for Maintenance Excellence program and Chief of Staff, Army Supply Excellence awards to all INSCOM units; many of those units have won these awards since 1992.
Believing in professional development for G4 soldiers and civilians, Wright began semi-annual staff rides to Civil War battlefields near the INSCOM headquarters at Fort Belvoir, Va. The staff rides were so popular they were expand to include all interested INSCOM personnel.
Wright was instrumental in obtaining a sign saying, "Logistics Hall," which hangs over the hallway along with a commemorative plaque.
Col. John A. Scipione will succeed Wright as the assistant chief of staff, G4, for INSCOM. Scipione comes to INSCOM from the Pentagon, where he served in the office of the deputy chief of staff for logistics. His previous assignments include Germany, Hawaii and Korea. Scipione was also an instructor at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. (Submitted by Lisa Gilley, office of the G4)
Andrews in U.S. Army
Soldiers Show
Andrews still doesnt have time to hang out with his buddies now that he is on a six-month tour with the U.S. Army Soldier Show. The Soldier Show committee reviewed his videotape and selected him as part of the show performers. During his 12 years of service, Andrews has won various talent contests and has been selected on six formal occasions to sing the U.S. national anthem. His most recent contest victory was the United Services Organization talent search at Camp Humphrey, Korea, where he performed Lady by Kenny Rogers.
Andrews is a Morse code interceptor assigned to Operations Company, 751st MI Battalion, 501st MI Brigade, INSCOM, in Korea. (Submitted by Staff Sgt. Robin Brown)
Kennedy Tapped for Third Star
Kennedy, a 29-year veteran, was assigned as the assistant deputy chief of staff for intelligence in July 1995. She became the acting deputy chief of staff for intelligence in February. (Army News Service)
Cavaliers Retain Title
The Cavaliers faced off against RAF Molesworth, losing by one digit (81-80) and forcing a "winner takes all" final game. RAF Menwith Hill was down by 16 points at half time, but a barrage of field goals in the second half gave the victory to The Cavaliers, 74-70. Dwayne Williams led the team with 19 points and Patrick Merritt poured in 14 points in the game. Marvin Mens 3-pointer and Phillip Kings two free throws sealed the win with seven seconds on the clock.
Team members are Kenny Gray, civilian; Roland Fowler, U.S. Navy; Phillip King, U.S. Air Force; Marvin Mens, U.S. Air Force; Pat Merritt, U.S. Army; Mike Thompson, U.S. Air Force, and Dwayne Williams, civilian. Neil McNeill was added for tournament play. The Cavaliers are coached by Kelton Bryant and Howard Love. (Submitted by Michele Kick)
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Eaton Vance: Waiting for Direction
Published on Tuesday, 24 April 2012 04:54 Written by TradersHuddle Wire
New York, April 24th (TradersHuddle.com) - Shares of Eaton Vance Corp. (NYSE:EV) closed the trading day lower by $0.36 or -1.37% from its previous close. Eaton Vance's price action formed what is considered to be a doji close, where the open and close prices are very close to each other, mainly signaling an indecision between buyers and sellers.
Eaton Vance Corp. (NYSE:EV) is a comprehensive wealth manager engaged in managing investment funds and providing investment management and counseling services to high-net-worth individuals and institutions. The Company focuses to develop and sustain management expertise across a range of investment disciplines and to offer investment products and services through multiple distribution channels. Its product line offers fund shareholders, retail managed account investors, institutional investors and high-net-worth clients a range of products and services designed and managed to generate attractive long term risk-adjusted returns.
Eaton Vance's trading range is defined by a trough, which marked calculated support at $26.26 and by a peak that set the resistance point at $29.64. These levels are closely watched by traders managing their positions.
Traders wanting to establish a position in Eaton Vance or traders that are already holding the stock can use the doji close to their advantage, since the pattern present a short-term pause in the stock's price action. This pause results in an entry point for traders depending of which way the stock resolves this short-term indecision.
The Doji is an important candlestick pattern that provides information on their own and as components in a number of important patterns. Doji form when a security's open and close are virtually equal. The length of the upper and lower shadows can vary and the resulting candlestick looks like a cross, inverted cross or plus sign. Alone, doji are neutral patterns.
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Diamcor Mining (DMI) Shares Cross Below 200 DMA
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In trading on Friday, shares of Diamcor Mining Inc (DMI.TO"> DMI.TO) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $1.31, changing hands as low as $1.23 per share. Diamcor Mining Inc shares are currently trading down about 5.3% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of DMI shares, versus its 200 day moving average:
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We like to move around here. I guess that's what two boys do. And I'm sure it doesn't just apply to boys either!
It's also great for them to be doing, so I encourage it. (It usually makes bedtime go easier too!)
Something to do outside before it gets too chilly, or bring the fun indoors too! You can work on gross motor skills while inside on a rainy or snowy day!
These are some fun movement activities that I found on It's Playtime last week! Join us this week with your play ideas too, and find all sorts or inspiration for play in the party below.
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- Making Boys Men has a lot of ideas for chestnuts [conkers], but one gets the kids moving! Have a conker and spoon race!
- Explore wind with leaves! from The Educators' Spin On It.
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Police patrols will likely increase at Jackson Hill Park after Marietta City Council voted not to renew a longtime lease arrangement with a resident who lives on the park property.
Steve Binegar has lived in his mobile home on the east end of the property for at least eight years, providing security and groundskeeping services in lieu of rent.
But during the Aug. 7 city council session members voted 4-2 against renewing the lease arrangement for another year because Binegar was reportedly not providing enough security for the property.
"We have nothing against Mr. Binegar, but unfortunately the lease contract was not being followed. He's supposed to provide security there, but when he thought some items were being stolen from the park he called me, and was not reporting to the police," said Councilman Roger Kalter, D-1st Ward.
Jackson Hill is the site of the city's new dog park, in addition to a new picnic shelter and basketball courts. The now-closed city pool was also located there in a fenced-in area used for storage of a variety of materials, including concrete slabs, old picnic tables, signage and other used items.
Materials for construction of the dog park were also stored there while that project was being completed.
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Jackson Hill Park lease not renewed
Marietta City Council voted not to renew a one-year lease with Steve Binegar, who has a mobile home at Jackson Hill Park.
Binegar has had an agreement with the city for at least the past eight years to provide security and groundskeeping services in lieu of rental payments on the park property.
Binegar's most recent lease expired in June.
Source: City of Marietta.
Kalter said one evening he was at the park, moving some items into a more secure location, and although he was making a lot of racket, Binegar did not come out to check on what he was doing. He said a police car did show up, but the officer told Kalter he was just making a routine stop and had not been called by anyone.
"When the dog park people were working there Steve reported seeing someone in the area in the middle of the night, but he didn't call the police, instead he called (Kalter)," said Marietta safety-service director Jonathan Hupp.
Hupp said as far as he knew nothing was taken at that time, and within the last three years the only items stolen from the park were two damaged decorative light poles.
"Someone apparently hefted them over the fence from the storage area," he said. "To my knowledge that's all the city has lost."
Kalter also said at one time Binegar left a lawn mower out in the park which could have created a hazard for any youngster in the area.
Hupp said once Binegar's mobile home is moved off the premises, there is no plan to enter into a similar lease agreement with someone else to provide security for the park.
"It will have to be patrolled more regularly which will be an additional cost to the city," he said. "It's unfortunate because Mr. Binegar has been there a long time."
Marietta Police Capt. Jeff Waite said officers would have to spend a little more time checking on the park now.
"We'll just have to increase patrols there. We don't get a lot of calls from that area, but we'll have to keep an eye on it," he said.
Hupp said a notice was sent to Binegar the day after council voted not to renew the lease contract, giving him 30 days to vacate the property.
Councilman Mike McCauley, D-2nd Ward, voted to renew Binegar's lease.
"He has been there for some time, and I equate having that mobile home there to parking a police car along a roadway to help prevent speeding," he said. "And at one time there was talk about leasing mobile home sites at other city parks to help provide security."
Councilman Tom Vukovic, D-4th Ward, cast the other vote in favor of renewing the lease contract.
City law director Paul Bertram III said although Binegar's lease officially expired in June, by law the city has to give him 30 days notice that the contract was not renewed.
"If he can't leave in 30 days, a notice giving him three more days would be issued," Bertram explained. "If the property is not vacated by that time council can authorize myself or the safety-service director to file in court for eviction proceedings."
He said there is no eviction process in effect at this time.
Kalter said he has recommended that the city find someone else interested in leasing the property on a similar basis.
"It would have to be someone interested and who understands the contract and the commitment to provide security for the property," he said.


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PARKERSBURG - The River Cities Symphony Orchestra will begin its 13th season of performances in Parkersburg and Marietta in December, headed by music director and Conductor Robert Turizziani.
The annual Messiah Sing-A-Long will be 3 p.m. Dec. 19 at First Presbyterian Church, 1341 Juliana St., in Parkersburg.
There is no admissionm but monetary donations and non-perishable foods are welcome for the local food pantries. Attendees are requested to bring their own music scores as only a limited number of copies will be available for purchase.
The Annual Winter Choral Concert will be 7 p.m. Feb. 27, 2011, at Saint Mary's Church in Marietta.
The Marietta College Concert Choir and the Marietta Oratorio Chorus, directed by Dr. Daniel Monek, Associate Professor of Music and chair of the Edward E. MacTaggart Music Department at Marietta College, will join the RCSO in the performance of Bach selections, including the cantata Wachet Auf, featuring solo violinist John Harrison.
The Spring Concert will be presented at 8 p.m. April 1, 2011, at Parkersburg South High School. This concert will be a collaboration of the RCSO and the Schrader Youth Ballet. The students of the SYB will perform with the RCSO to a composition written by Sergei Prokofiev during 1936 in the USSR.
Prokofiev was commissioned by the Central Children's Theatre in Moscow to write a new musical symphony for children. The intent was to cultivate "musical tastes in children from the first years of school." Intrigued by the invitation, Prokofiev completed "Peter and the Wolf" in just four days. The program will also include "Serenade for Strings" by Tchaikovsky and "Carnival of the Animals," featuring pianists Debbie Gross and Victoria Berneking.
The RCSO will also present two Adventures in Music Education Programs earlier in the day on April 1 for elementary and middle school students. These performances will be for students from the feeder schools of PSHS and will be held at the high school on Blizzard Drive in south Parkersburg.
New and old reinforce each other at the best of concerts. That's the promise for the conclusion of the RCSO's 2010-2011 season with the Pops Around the World concert that will consist of light classical and contemporary selections. The concert will be 8 p.m. May 20, 2011, at the Lafayette Hotel in downtown Marietta.
Due to limited seating, reservations are suggested for this concert and tickets will be sold at the door only if seating is available.
Information, reservations and season tickets are available by e-mail at HYPERLINK "mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com" firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 304-485-7068. Individual tickets for each concert may be purchased one hour before each concert. Tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for students from kindergarten to college.
If special accommodations are required by individuals with disabilities, please call at least two weeks in advance for arrangements.
Funding for these concerts is made available in part by the West Virginia Commission on the Arts - Division of Culture and History, the Artsbridge Arts Fund, the Parkersburg Community Foundation and the Colony Theatre.


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The core values of medicine-healing, relief of suffering, and compassion-have ancient roots and have been reiterated on countless occasions over the millennia. Most physicians have adopted these values and use them to guide clinical practice. However, these principles, which reflect the ethical priorities of medicine in most western societies, are vulnerable to distortion and subversion by various forces. The eugenics movement of the early 20th century, based on flawed and simplistic science, was one such force; it led medicine to adversely affect the lives of tens of thousands of persons in the United States, Great Britain, and elsewhere. The most egregious distortions of the medical ethos took place in Nazi Germany in the 1930s and 1940s, when state policies led German biomedicine to depart radically from the traditional values. Recent decades have seen heightened sensitivity to the idea that the medical ethos is not immutable; rather, upholding it requires concerned attention and ongoing care. Such views have been sharpened not only by reports of ethically flawed research but by striking inequalities in access to and quality of health care among socioeconomic and ethnic groups in the U.S. population. Specific efforts are needed to raise awareness of the central importance of the medical ethos as an active guide across the range of activities of biomedicine.
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According to The Pulse Of Radio, ASKING ALEXANDRIA frontman Danny Worsnop has revealed that he plans to take some time off from the up-and-coming British act to spend some time with his other band HARLOT. Worsnop said, "I'm gonna take a few months off from ASKING and tour HARLOT. It's gonna be a weird transitional period where I'm trying to figure out the right balance for the schedules." Worsnop also announced that he is working on a solo album, explaining, "The solo record's really kind of mellow. I wanna do like coffee shops before our shows."But Worsnop has no intention of leaving ASKING ALEXANDRIA, telling Metal Hammer recently that he wants the group to be "the biggest band in the world." Worsnop told The Pulse Of Radio that the key to the band's success is being true to themselves. "We don't care what anyone else is doing, we don't care what anyone's gonna think of it," he said. "If no one would've bought the record, I really don't care. I could not care less. I write my music for me. It's great that the fans enjoy it, but I just write what's inside, and I think that's why we are so different and stand out, because we're not trying to do what anyone else is doing, we're just trying to do us." ASKING ALEXANDRIA has been on tour in the U.S. with KORN and next plays on Friday (October 25) in Grand Prairie, Texas. The group's latest album, "From Death To Destiny", arrived in early August, landing at No. 5 on the Billboard album chart. The current single, "The Death Of Me", is a Top 20 contender on the Active Rock chart.
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The government bailout of failed financial institutions locks you into years of debt payments in behalf of the large private banks, debts that you did not create.
By all appearances, it also locks the country into years of a weak economy. That means unemployment, underemployment, and more suffering for those willing to work, but left out of the job market. It means lowered opportunities for those who do work and troubles for dependants and indigents. Vital national priorities including affordable health care and the massive effort required to save everyone form calamitous environmental catastrophes are now on hold or under funded.
We don't have enough dollars. It was the banks versus the people and we just lost.vThe theory is that without these payments, the banks will fail and we'll all be in a world of trouble without them. All of this depends on the questionable assumption that by saving the banks, we're saving our economy.
To date, the government has given banks a total of $4.4 trillion dollars. That's half of the accumulated debt for the federal government.
Citizens get the following from the recently passed $787 stimulus package: a voluntary program that allows banks to lower mortgage payments to help those with troubled loans; an extension of unemployment insurance beyond that provided by states; some innovative environmental programs; and, a much needed start on infrastructure repair. For those working and meeting their obligations, there little but a promise of rescue from calamity.
Here's how the federal government and Federal Reserve Board have spent your money and obligated your debt.
Graph: The banks received $3.2 trillion through the Federal Reserve, a $700 billion bailout in October, 2008 and 2009 budget item for another $750 billion bailout. An unspecified number of citizens will benefit from the recently passed $787 billion stimulus bill.
All the failed banks had to do was wag their tails in unison and dollars flowed their way.
There has been debate on how to describe the current economic state - recession or depression. Reluctant to admit that we're even in a recession, private banks, most U.S. economic gurus, and the federal government consistently uses the term recession.
If you're living this experience right now in an area hard hit, you'll be interested to know what the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had to say. On Apr. 9, 2008, the IMF warned of a danger that the U.S. recession could become a depression. Nine months later, this February, it noted that the "Advanced economies are already in a depression."
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The program to avert a prolonged depression consists of massive infusions of money into the private banks. The recipient banks are, of course, the very same institutions and executives who brought us this economic catastrophe.
So right now, citizens are holding the bag for the money given to the banks, while the banks have no obligation to tell anyone where a majority of this money went or even to repay it.
The banks were expected to take our money via the federal government and create credit opportunities for citizens, credit that would boost the economy. Instead, they took the money and created much tighter credit. As a result, the dollars needed to save citizens from the suffering caused by a depression are not available for that purpose.
Even though citizens will see no benefit in the bank welfare program, they are allowed to anticipate years of economic hardship in order to pay for it. We are currently held hostage by false assumptions about the supposedly inevitable decline of the economy and the suffering that must follow. The most damaging assumption is that the public has to bail out private banks for losses due to massive negligence (at least) leading to their insolvency.
We have become indentured servants working to prop up a comatose financial system and the banks that crated this crisis in the first place.
Does it have to be this way?
The United States has the most productive workforce in the world, thirteen of the top twenty research universities anywhere, and plentiful natural resources. We can feed our selves reasonably well, provide health care for everyone if we choose, and address educational needs when they are recognized. In addition, we're located between two very friendly countries and populations. That constitutes real wealth.
The nation and people possess everything needed to address the current financial crisis except one seemingly vital element, dollars. We lack the dollars in both the private and public sector to support needed public initiatives and the requirements of business. Citizens also lack the dollars to spend on essentials and non essentials, a critical step in bring the economy back to some semblance of stability.
What are the banks doing with all those dollars they've received from us? First, they won't tell us because they don't have to for all but the most recent $750 billion gift. Second, they're in no hurry to make those dollars available for productive purposes. It raises a legitimate question. Do the banks even have this money anymore?
The suffering awaiting the ongoing economic collapse is guaranteed as long as we have faith in the necessity of preserving the current financial system and the assumption that underlies it: we need to pay the debt for what they spent and lost.
Why should we?
We have businesses, small and large, which meet important needs and provide services that are of value. We have citizens and organizations that want to acquire those goods and services. Paying the debt for financial institutions and investors who will do again what they've already done.
A great national debate should begin on what replaces the system that failed so miserably and it needs to start with the masses of people who actually do the work that produce our nation's true wealth.
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Schools an asset to communityMay 02,2014I am a proud member of the Rutland High School graduating class of 2011. I am currently a student at the University of Vermont, studying mathematics. When I learned that the school budget had been defeated for the first time in history, I was alarmed by the potential damage that could do to the current and future students, the community, and the school system itself. Please support the school budget on May 13.
I attended Rutland City Public Schools from kindergarten through 12th grade. My years within the walls of Rutlands schools and on the athletic fields prepared me well for my studies at UVM and my career beyond. The school system in Rutland is an asset to the entire community and one of the reasons people do decide to move to the area.
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You'll need a big wok or two skillets to hold this large stir-fry. Here's a recipe where you can put that very dense, baked tofu to good use. Choose tofu that's been flavored with star anise or five-spice powder, available in natural food stores. It has an entirely different texture than fresh—it's quite meaty, actually. I find it tastes best if you slice it thinly and stir-fry it with the ginger and garlic.
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On April 9 the Crain's Chicago Business column New In Chicago highlighted the just-launched collection of ritual art and home décor, Judaica, created by SAIC faculty member and architect Amy Reichert (Arts Administration and Policy). Reichert launched the brand over 20 years ago with the help of local artisans and silversmiths, producing limited edition and one-of-a-kind objects using silver, brass, mahogany, and limestone. "My goal is to create timeless pieces that fully reflect the story of each holiday and celebration and will be passed down from generation to generation," she says. "I bring a fresh approach to Jewish ritual art and home decor steeped in tradition, yet modern in design."


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Horatio Timeline and Summary
- 1.1 Horatio, who came to Elsinore for the old King's funeral, stays up late to debunk this story about the ghost of Hamlet's father appearing on the battlements. To his shock, the ghost is real.
- 1.2 Horatio greets Hamlet and tells Hamlet about the ghost of the dead King.
- 1.4-1.5 Horatio goes with Hamlet to see the ghost; with the others present, he is sworn to secrecy about the ghost's appearance.
- 3.2 Horatio watches The Mousetrap to see Claudius's reaction. It's hard to miss. He celebrates Hamlet's successful plan, but tries to bring his friend back to earth.
- 4.5 Horatio advises Gertrude that she should talk to Ophelia, even though she doesn't want to. He claims Ophelia's condition is causing unrest among the populace.
- 4.6 Horatio receives a letter from Hamlet saying he's not in England, but headed home.
- 5.1 Hamlet and Horatio reunite in the palace graveyard. Then they talk about death.
- 5.2 Horatio warns Hamlet not to take part in the "friendly" duel Claudius and Laertes have arranged.
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Deluxe Honeymoon Cabin SWIMMING POOL INSIDE CABIN
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Welcome to SWIM N' BEAR, our private Mountain getaway. This cabin is located in the very popular Black Bear Ridge resort, and offers a very private setting for your Romantic getaway. The cabin is set up for Honeymooners or couples, but is also great for small families. Relax by candle light and enjoy the Heart shaped Jacuzzi tub while watching the 37" TV, or Relax in the peaceful Mountain setting while enjoying each others company in the Hot Tub on your private deck while listening to the sounds of nature -- The Kitchen is stocked for Cooking, and there is a very nice grill outside so you may just want to stay in your Deluxe Cabin your entire trip to the Smokies.
The peaceful Mountain setting can be enjoyed from 2 large private decks at the back of the Cabin. And don't forget our KING SIZED Log Bed, complete with a TEMPUR-PEDIC mattress for your enjoyment!!
Or maybe you want to take a dip in your very own PRIVATE INDOOR SWIMMING POOL, right inside your cabin...
-- Bathing suit doesn't fit ?, it won't matter here.
And if you do decide to go outside your cabin ( but we think you might not want to ) , you are just a few minutes away from all that the Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg area has to offer. Only 5 miles to the Heart of the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, and then just a few more miles up the road to Gatlinburg.
Come and enjoy our Private getaway, we love to spend time here and we know you will too!
Sorry- NO PETS ALLOWED
Smoking is permitted on the porch
W. Dwayne Gilliam
Property Rates
|Jan 01 2016
|Dec 31 2016
|2 Nights
|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 12.75%
|Deposits: $29 Damage Deposit Waiver Insurance or $200 damage deposit required for all rentals.
|Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Discover, Mastercard, Money Order, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa
|Other Fees: $75 departure clean fee-once per stay
Reviews for this vacation cabin rental in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Leigh Westmoreland
Views of Burnt Trees
May 31, 2013
Owner never called to tell us about the fire on March 17, 2013 that consumed every house on the street except this one. He offered no compensation nor apology. Constant noise from clean up/construction M-F. Quiet on the weekends. AC unit is not large enough to cool the house properly and on a day when it reached only mid 80s condensation dripped for hours from the ceiling. Trying to avoid the drips we noticed mold on the ceiling. Informed owner who just seemed to blow it off and even tried to blame it on us for leaving the pool door open, which we had left closed for 2 days. The kitchen has very little essentials, having no measuring spoons and only a 2/3cup measure. Pots and pans are old and cheap and dishes are chipped. The Bathroom was very dark and the bath mat is stained and nasty. Would never recommend this place to anyone.
Carole Rogers
Rockwood, Ontario Canada
Heavenly Get-away!
December 12, 2012
We booked this cabin to celebrate our 30 year wedding anniversary, it was all that we had hoped for and more, the cabin was truly a perfect get-away for us, it was clean, and well equiped...the sceney and the surroundings were beautiful, those mountains....what can I say! We would recommend this cabin to our friends and family! Booking this trip through Vacation Home Rentals proved to be a very positive experience as well.
Melanie Monta
Crestview, Fl USA
Best vacation I have ever had
March 26, 2012
The cabin is beautiful, with so mush to do, you never have to go out. Only disappointment is no internet. Would have definately made it easier to find things in the area to do and being that I am in school, would have been nice to be able to do a little homework while I was there. Overall, it was amazing. Clean, well kept, beautiful views, and very private. Would definately go back anytime.
Susan Foret
Napoleonville, LA n USA
Best Cabin Ever!!
November 1, 2011
We have been to the mountains fourteen times and have always stayed in a cabin. This is by far the best cabin we have ever stayed in. I would recommend this cabin to anyone that wants a very relaxing vacation.
Christina Walston
Petersburg, KY
September 27, 2011
The cabin was by far the BEST we have ever stayed in!!! The heated private pool was super relaxing. We spent our 4 year wedding anniversary here and would highly recommend this cabin for any occasion.
paul naujoks
cedar rapids, ia
smokey get away.
August 31, 2011
Wanting something different other than a coastal vacation, decided to hit up this cabin in Tennessee. Was very peaceful and quite. Found the area to have a lot of tourist in town, but wasn't overcrowded. Plenty of resturaunts. The cabin its self was fine. No complaints. Didn't see any wild animals though. Heard some strange noises at night sometimes. We would come back again.
Dorothy Covington
Memphis, TN
Not enough bang for the buck
July 29, 2011
My biggest disappointment was the dust (everywhere). We paid very good money and had to clean. It was overwhelming for someone who likes dust-free fixtures, walls, and furniture. This was advertised as "secluded". The seclusion only existed in the cabin. I did not like the "resort" atmosphere. Neighbors could see into the window over the bath tub (this could be corrected easily with the proper window treatments). At night the blinds allowed too much to be seen from the outside of the cabin by passing cars. (This also could be corrected with the proper fittings across the front of the cabin) Finally, we had to pay a "resort fee" but did not use any "resort" facility or ammenity. On the other hand, the decorations were nice though dusty because a lot of things were cloth like rugs, throws, placemats etc... The live plant in the living room added a nice touch but, was full of cob webs. Here's a marvel idea, use the "cleaning fee" to clean the place.
Danny Carter
Alleghany county va
Loved it
February 9, 2011
This is one of the nicest cabins i have stayed in. i give it 5 stars plus. The owner is great to deal with ...if your looking for a cabin stay here you wont regret it
Jason Smith
Bellevue, KY
Great Cabin and Great Vacation!
October 12, 2010
The cabin was awesome and we had a great time. I would highly recommend this cabin for anyone that was planning a trip to the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area.
Amber & Buck Horath
Dothan, AL
Great Honeymoon!
September 10, 2010
Our second honeymoon at Swim n Bear was great. The cabin was absolutely perfect! We spent far more time at the cabin than in all of the hustle and bustle of Pigeon Forge. We had everything we needed right there at 1226 Bird Nest Way!
Myerstown PA
June 29, 2010
We stayed here for one week of our honeymoon and thoroughly enjoyed it! If I could do it over, I do stay here again! After a hot day "abroad" it was great to return "home" and be refreshed by a cool swim in the pool. With all the cooking utensils provided, we didn't need to leave the cabin unless we wished to.
P. Boswell
Millington, TN USA
Beautiful - Pictures don't do justice!
August 9, 2009
This cabin is nestled in the side of a mountain with a beautiful view. We loved everything about this cabin. Family of 5 (3 kids, ages 7, 1 & infant). The pool is very nice when kids are bored, and you don't feel like getting out. The owner is very nice, we give this place 5 stars.


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Highway, Interstate & Rest Stops N.C. I-40 12m LbNA # 36746
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Difficulty: Easy
Time: 15 minutes. Distance Drive up or short walk on flat land.
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The "Safari Man- On The Highway/ and Interstate" series depicts things one might see as they drive the highways of the U.S. These are targeted mainly for rest stops but might pop up anywhere. This letterbox is titled OFF ROAD TRUCK . Happy traveling!
Traveling East on I-40 after passing the border between Tennessee and North Carolina be looking for the Rest Stop after you get out of the mountains at about the 12mm. Go to the far end of the car parking area and pass it, going to the road that goes down into the picnic area. Make a left at the gravel road that goes back around the little building and either drive or walk it all the way to the base of the steep hill. On the left of the road, at the base of the steep hill you will see a tree and behind it under a rock you will find a vehicle that could climb this hill.
I hope you enjoyed this respite from your weary drive and will give me feed back on the results of your find. Cordially, Glenn/Safari Man of Vincent, Ohio. And please reseal the baggies completely and rehide as found.