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Manma Emotion Jaage Dilwale Movie Latest Song HD Video: When the master himself is pleased with the final creation, then it certainly has some weight in it, not to be missed at all. Recently, Shahrukh Khan, who will be seen sharing screen space with Kajol once again after a gap of 5 years, tweeted his reaction after the filming of the much-anticipated RohitShetty directorial venture, Dilwale.
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Manma Emotion Jaage Dilwale MovieThe romantic comedy, slated to release on 18th December, 2015 will clash big time with another major release, periodic drama, BajiraoMastani, starring Ranveer Singh, Priyanka Chopra and DeepikaPadukone. Dilwale's last leg of shooting is going underway in Hyderabad, and soon the post production work will start. After a hectic night of shoot, the star turned to Twitter to update his fans about how the overall work is going on. He tweeted, "Shot all night, shot all morning, shot half a night again. Saw film... Looks really nice.Flying to Edinburgh and back same day. Life is full and fast!"
This certainly will please millions of fans, who are eagerly waiting to catch a glimpse of their favorite romantic couple nice again, who have had stolen our hearts for the last two decades with sizzling romantic chemistry and amazing charisma on-screen. Young and dashing during their first venture as couple, the pair has only grown in stature, individually as well as an on-screen couple, treating us with their mesmerizing and effortless love depiction. And so, there have been so much anticipatory speculations and frenzied waits from the fans to watch them recreate their magic once again.
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Dilwale also stars Varun Dhawan, Kriti Sanon and Varun Sharma in important characters. Shahrukh is playing the big brother of VarunDhawan, and will be seen romancing the evergreen, bubbly and beautiful Kajol once again. VarunDhawan will be seen romancing KritiSanon, and Varun Sharma will add the pinch of comedy to this romantic drama.
Dilwale will not only have love and comedy to please the audience, but will have a full dose of action and car stunt sequences, which RohitShetty is synonymous with.
The wait for the trailer is also going to end soon, as you can watch the exclusive trailer of Dilwale for the first time with theatrical release of Salman Khan starrerPremRatanDhanPayo, which will hit the screens on 12th November 2015. This is all about the Jaage Dilwale Movie Latest Song HD Video by Varun Dhawan.


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Personally, I don't think there are enough time travel novels out there for the amount of readers needing new reads. Am I the only writer/reader thinking this? I don't know, but that is what inspired me to write Never Surrender, my Indian time travel romance that will take you back to Wyoming 1835 to meet my blue eyed warrior in search of his soul mate. Is time travel actually possible? It is when one believes in soul reincarnation.
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A communication infrastructure to ease the development of mobile collaborative applications
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Mobile workers doing loosely coupled activities typically perform on demand collaboration in the physical workplace. Communication services available in such work scenarios are uncertain, therefore mobile collaborative applications supporting those activities must provide ad hoc communication mechanisms in order to use each cooperation opportunity. Typically, the complexity of implementing such mobile ad hoc communication mechanisms becomes a challenge that jeopardizes the development of mobile collaborative solutions. This article presents a communication infrastructure named HLMP API dealing with that challenge. HLMP API intends to ease the development of such applications through the reuse of communication services. The infrastructure is an application programming interface that implements the HLMP routing protocol and also some awareness mechanisms that are required for mobile loosely coupled work. Developers using this infrastructure do not have to perform low-level programming.
CitationRodriguez-Covili , J. [et al.]. A communication infrastructure to ease the development of mobile collaborative applications. "Journal of network and computer applications", 2011, vol. 34, núm. 6, p. 1883-1893.
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Bidding for her fourth world championship, Marana's Sherry Cervi won another rodeo last week, earning $5,700 at the Justin Boots Playoffs in Puyallup, Wash., and then, a day later, earned $1,614 for a third-place barrel racing performance at the Lewiston Roundup in Lewiston, Idaho. Cervi now has $146,096 in the WPRA, about $16,195 more than the No. 2 barrel racer. … Salpointe and UA grad Jonathan Khan advanced to the PGA Tour Qualifying School on Friday at the PGA West facility in La Quinta, Calif. Khan shot rounds of 74-71-71 in pre-qualifying, 17th of 75 golfers, and will be eligible for the PGA Tour's first-stage playoffs next month. … Paradise Valley Community College softball coach Nick Candrea is the brother of Arizona coach Mike Candrea. They have begun a recruiting pipeline. Last spring, PVCC first-team All-America pitcher/infielder Erika Tapia , a Douglas High School grad, led the ACCAC with a .542 batting average. She left PVCC with one year of eligibility remaining and is now part of Arizona's roster, which begins a nine-game fall schedule in early October. Candrea has 11 new players, and 24 overall, which is about 10 more than he usually carries during the regular season. The highlight of the UA's fall schedule: an Oct. 13 game against powerful Pima College, 5:30 p.m., at Hillenbrand Stadium. … Salpointe and UA grad Dennis Palmer , a club pro who helped to transform the Tubac Golf Resort into one of Southern Arizona's golfing jewels, has played golf for 43 years. He has had two holes-in-one, including one playing right-handed and another left-handed. But he hit the shot of his life last week at Randolph North. He registered a rare double-eagle at the par-5, No. 9 hole, as his shot with a utility-club from 204 yards rolled into the cup. Anybody else ever see a double-eagle in Tucson? Pretty rare.
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Receptor-mediated Modulation of Gene Expression and Association with Biological and Toxic Responses
While genetics is known to influence the initiation, progression, and outcome of a variety of human diseases including cancer, it is clear that these are also influenced to a great extent by a number of other factors. These include, for example, exposure to chemicals in the environment, diet and aging.
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This is partly a debate, and partly a cry for help for my own situation.
Should parents use any amount of "force" to get a child to potty train? How much is okay? When is it okay, and when is it not okay?
For example, is it okay to force your child to sit on the potty every X amount of time, and even physically hold them on the potty so they sit there?
Is it okay to force them to wear underwear instead of a diaper, even if they throw a tantrum and beg for the diaper and cry and scream and just do NOT want to wear panties?
I ask because I have a daughter who just turned 4 and she's not potty trained, not even close. We have tried EVERYTHING. All the books say you're not supposed to force anything, so we don't. But it's so hard to know where to draw the line. People keep telling me to "just" get rid of the diapers and put her in underwear and that will solve the problem. Yeah....if she would WEAR underwear. She will NOT. She is a very strong-willed child. What do I do? Do I keep pushing her? Will that just backfire? Do I back off? Is that giving up? What?!


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When new Browns coach Mike Pettine was the defensive coordinator of the Buffalo Bills last year, defensive end Alex Carrington earned a job in training camp as one of Pettine's starters.
Carrington, though, suffered a torn quadriceps muscle in Week 3 and was sidelined for the rest of the season. He was in the final year of his rookie contract with the Bills, who drafted him in the third round (72nd overall) out of Arkansas State University in 2010.
Despite the setback, there is still a possibility that Carrington, 26, could play a significant role for Pettine. As an unrestricted free agent, Carrington is receiving strong interest from the Browns and the St. Louis Rams, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported today.
The 6-foot-5, 301-pound Carrington compiled 10 tackles and started each of the three games in which he appeared last season. He had his most productive season in 2012, when he played in all 16 games as a backup and compiled 19 tackles, including two sacks, three passes defensed, a forced fumble, three blocked field goals and a blocked extra-point attempt.
If the Browns sign Carrington, they would add a young player who's familiar with Pettine's 3-4, hybrid scheme.


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Johnathan Franklin's selection creates crowd in Packers backfield
Green Bay - His physical dimensions are mundane for a major college running back: 5 foot 10 and 205 pounds. His measurables did stand out at the NFL combine: 4.50 seconds in the 40, 18 reps of 225 pounds and a 31½-inch vertical jump.
Johnathan Franklin begins to command attention with the statistics he amassed at UCLA, where he was a versatile four-year starter and set the school's all-time rushing mark with 4,403 yards on 788 carries for a sterling 5.6-yard average.
In his senior season, Franklin rushed for a Bruins record 1,734 yards and also set the school mark for career all-purpose yards with 4,936.
The Maxwell Award semifinalist caught 59 passes for 528 yards at UCLA, proving he was a complete three-down back and solid blocker in protection schemes.
A day after he traded down and still got Alabama's Eddie Lacy, Packer general manager Ted Thompson traded up to the 125th pick to snare Franklin and create some intense competition for starting spots and playing time in Green Bay's offensive backfield.
Head coach Mike McCarthy knows his boss saw something special in Franklin to trade up.
"That was definitely the case," McCarthy said. "Very dynamic player, I'm excited to work with him. Just the little time I had to talk with him on the phone, I think he's going to be an excellent fit for us."
Projected to be drafted earlier, Franklin publicly stated he was not disappointed, nor did he sweat the wait. He's happy to be a Packer.
"I was just taking it all one moment at a time," he said. "One pick at a time. Whoever drafted me, it was going to be a blessing to me. I'm excited to get up there."
Franklin really stands out when he talks of his post-football ambitions. You just don't hear this one every day coming from a 23-year-old football player: He wants to be the mayor of Los Angeles.
In fact, Franklin said he "will be" one day.
Franklin grew up in south-central Los Angeles and saw many friends who were drawn into gangs and drugs die too young. While playing football and working toward his political science degree at UCLA, he interned in the mayor's office.
The experience fueled his desire to one day - hopefully after a long NFL career - make a difference in his community. Don't bet against Franklin, who feels athletes should not be defined by just the game they play.
But first, he has to make the Green Bay roster, where competition at running back just got upgraded with two promising draft selections.
Franklin is not the power runner that the 230-pound Lacy is, but he said he can run effectively both inside and outside of the tackles.
"I love the game of football and having the ball in my hands," he said. "If you want me to run inside, I can run inside. If you want me to run outside, I can run outside."
Franklin had just one fumble his senior year.
Running backs coach Alex Van Pelt is pleased with the additions to his group.
"We had to improve in the run game, and that was addressed," Van Pelt said. "(Franklin has) good hands. He was a three-down running back and did all the protections."
Opponents may just have to finally give some respect to the Packer running game.
"You can never have enough running backs," McCarthy said. "(It's) hard to get through the whole season with the demands of the position. I don't know how you can't be excited about Franklin. . . . I'm really looking forward to see how he grabs the rope and runs with it."
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Intel Unveils '3-D' Chipmaking Approach in Bid to Boost Lead
Intel Corp., the world's largest semiconductor maker, unveiled a processor made with a "3-D" manufacturing technique that increases chip performance as much as 37 percent while using less power.
The new Ivy Bridge processor will be in production by the end of this year, Santa Clara, California-based Intel said today in a statement. The chip is the first to rely on 3-D tri-gate transistors, an approach almost 10 years in the making that squeezes 22-nanometer circuits onto a piece of silicon.
"This breakthrough will extend Intel's lead even further over the rest of the semiconductor industry," Intel Senior Fellow Mark Bohr said in the statement. "The low-voltage and low-power benefits far exceed what we typically see from one process generation to the next."
While mainly designed for personal computers, the new technology could help Intel get its processors into phones and other battery-powered devices because it uses less power. Though eight out of every 10 PCs sold are based on Intel processors, there are no phones on sale that feature its designs. The new chips could draw half the power of current models when processing at the same speed, saving battery life.
The more transistors on a chip, the more information it can handle. Packing transistors closer together makes processors more powerful, cheaper or more power-efficient, depending on the designer's priorities.
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Until now, horizontally shrinking the line widths of transistor circuits -- and the wires that link them together -- has been the way to increase their density. The 3-D approach adds a vertical element, helping fit more of them on the chip and improving their responsiveness, Intel said. The new lines are 22 nanometers, compared with 32 nanometers with the previous generation of chips. A nanometer is a billionth of a meter.
The new technology would put Intel a generation ahead of rivals. Its main competitor in computer processors, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., is rolling out its first 32-nanometer processors this quarter.
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Ex-lawman denies federal gun chargesMay 17,2013
BURLINGTON A former Vermont police officer has pleaded not guilty to a series of federal gun and tax charges.
Fifty-six-year-old Phil Ciotti entered the pleas Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Burlington.
Ciottis court appearance came a week after he was indicted on federal gun and tax charges.
And it came about 21 months after federal agents raided his St. Johnsbury home and seized 550 firearms.
The Burlington Free Press reported that among the charges filed against Ciotti, a licensed federal firearms dealer, were that he didnt pay enough taxes and that he made improper gun sales.
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If anyone should know Texas Tech's offense or how its coach thinks, it should be Saturday's opponent.
Baylor head coach Guy Morriss spent four seasons coaching with Mike Leach - two at Valdosta (Ga.) State and two at Kentucky.
Leach spent five seasons (1992-96) as the offensive coordinator at Valdosta State. Morriss coached the offensive line from 1992-93.
The two met up again in 1997, when Leach was the offensive coordinator for the Wildcats and Morriss was the assistant head coach/offensive line.
While Leach moved on to Oklahoma for a year before becoming Tech's coach, Morriss stayed at Kentucky and eventually became the head coach there in 2001.
"I always assumed he'd be a head coach," Leach said. "I think we sort of assumed all of us would at some point."
The two may have coached together, but both say the friendship gets put on hold once the whistle blows.
"The field kind of keeps the sidelines separated, so you just call and run plays and try to be effective," Leach said. "... Everybody tries to act like you're standing side by side when this whole thing's going on. But he's over there. I can hardly see him, so ..."
Morriss added, "Mike wants to win and we want to win. It's a little fun when you know someone personally and been through the war with them. It can be a little different."
While neither coach will share his thoughts about preparing for the other this week, they both were more than willing to share a mutual appreciation and respect for each other.
"Mike coached every position and knew the offensive system inside and out," Morriss said. "I'm sure he took some of that with him to Tech. He has a good mind and knew what he was doing. They're not No. 1 in offense for nothing."
Leach, meanwhile, has no doubt the Bears will be ready.
"He's real sharp and dedicated to football," Leach said. "The thing I'm impressed with is what he did as a player. He played in the NFL for a long time, and that's not easy to do.
"He didn't just go there for a bit and get out. He was like that, and we have a guy like that in Dave Brown, who played for 16 years. They're both impressive. (Morriss) is a good person and very knowledgable."
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John Quincy Adamsby Harlow Unger
He fought for Washington, served with Lincoln, witnessed Bunker Hill, and sounded the clarion against slavery on the eve of the Civil War. He negotiated an end to the War of 1812, engineered the annexation of Florida, and won the Supreme Court decision that freed the African captives of "The Amistad. " He served his nation as minister to six countries, secretary of state, senator, congressman, and president. John Quincy Adams was all of these things and more. In this masterful biography, award winning author Harlow Giles Unger reveals Quincy Adams as a towering figure in the nationOCOs formative years and one of the most courageous figures in American history, which is why he ranked first in John F. KennedyOCOs Pulitzer Prizeuwinning "Profiles in Courage. " A magisterial biography and a sweeping panorama of American history from the Washington to Lincoln eras, UngerOCOs "John Quincy Adams" follows one of AmericaOCOs most important yet least-known figures.
John Quincy Adamsby Harlow Unger
In addition to serving as 6th president of the US, John Quincy Adams (1767-1848) was also a foreign minister, secretary of state, senator, and congressman during his lengthy career. He also he kept a detailed diary starting at age 10, witnessing historical events from the eve of the Revolutionary War to eve of the Civil War. This readable narrative biography for general readers interweaves many excerpts from Adams's diary as it celebrates Adams's triumphs, such as ending the War of 1812, the founding of the Smithsonian Institute, and his anti-slavery stance in the face of resistance, and investigates his personal life as well. The book contains a chronology and b&w historical illustrations. Author Unger is a historian. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc. , Portland, OR (booknews. com)
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The last U.S. mobile combat convoy left Iraq. By the end of the month, the remaining combat forces will also leave the country. This puts the Obama administration on track to reduce the U.S. troop level to 50,000 by August 31.
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Posted April 6, 2009 at 7:38 PM
Is Kings Dominion crowded in mid july? and how are the quality of the rides? worth taking a day out of vacation to go?
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Frank Forrester
Posted April 6, 2009 at 8:19 PM
Weekends are busier and if it is hot the Water Park section will be crowded. I went to the park in July of 2007 on a monday and most of the rides were walk on. Your best bet will be to hit on a weekday. I will say that Kings Dominion is no where as busy as Busch Gardens.
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I went to King's Dominion last year in late July, on a friday. The park was pretty full, but not horribly so. DO NOT start with Dominator and then go to Volcano, because those two rides took the first two hours of our day. If you get there on time, run to Volcano and you may catch a quick ride. Volcano and Dominator were 30 minute waits throughout our day, and only ran two trains. Apart from those two, everything else was a walk-on. Dominator and Volcano are walk-ons at night, so lengthen your stay as much as possible. For dinner, I suggest Outer Hank's. Our day was fantastic, and I hope yours is too.
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What's Next For Kevin Mitchell?
He hinted at retirement if he lost this bout.
Personally I still think he can fight for a world title but he needs to use his boxing skills more. His fight with Burns was a Lightweight vs a Welter (no disrespect to Ricky) & he might be able to come good again.
He did beat Murray more impressively than Brandon Rios.
But he does have a fragile mentality & that could mess him up in future high profile bouts.
A fight with Emiliano Marsili would be a good step back. Low risk of KO & Euro belt in the process.
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wasn't expecting a KO from Burns, but he looked massive. Mitchell is 27, still has time to come again as long as he doesn't hit the bottle again.
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He shouldn't retire just yet. Have a couple of fights at European Level and then go for a World title again. Although based on last night his chin is a worry and the likes of Broner and Gamboa would kill him.
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His is a far better jabber, boxer when he moves. I don't know why he traded so much with Burns.
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Not sure what he can do now , maybe a rematch with Murray or a Scott Harrison fight or like you said a euro shot . I think he will carry on cause he ain't made much money out of boxing so he will have to wich also makes the euro shot a good move as its quite good money defending that belt . As far as Mitchell winning a world tittle I can't see it now he's been stopped a few times at this weight I think it's obvious he's really a super feather , boys like burns ,broner and demarco are just so much bigger the only way he gets a world tittle is if he successfully drops back down
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There was a time in the not too distant past where I had high hopes for Mitchell. But now I think it is best he considers another line of work. I can't see much use in continuing at this point.
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I don't get how he can look so good against Prescott but get blown out in a few rounds by Katsidis and Burns.
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I think Mitchell has suffered from lack of activity. He's a very good fighter, but not world class. Perhaps he could go back to Euro level and try and get another shot at world level.
Personally I think he should drop back to SFW.
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Such a shocker.
I don't want him to retire a fight with Scott Harrison would be brilliant. He can still make some good dough so I don't think he should call it a day.
I am gutted for him though as I thought he would be a world-class fighter. But he did get bludgeoned by a guy who is essentially despite his massive size and strength a non-puncher. So he is strictly European level.
Maybe he could have a Ryan Rhodes type career.
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The Nintendo Wii 2 Realese
Are you waiting for the nintendo wii 2 release date? They have promised to release nintendo wii 2 in early 2011, sometime between February and April. Their new wii 2 is suppose to absolutely nuts and out of this world!
Seriously you might have to back order a wii 2 just to be able to get one on the release date!
Nintendo Wii 2 expects line ups of hundreds out side of major department stores that will be selling the wii 2 console.
Do you remember what the release of the wii console was like back in 2006?
Absolutely CRAZY!
This is going to be ten times more Crazy! Do not expect them to be just sitting on the shelves in the major stores because they will most likely be gone within a hour of release!
They have tried to make the wii 2 affordable for all gamers but their cost will still be very high for the first year!
Expect the wii 2 console to sell for around $700 - $1000 on release date.
And if you were thinking of buying one online double that price! No Joke!
Nintendo wii did not expect the wii 1 to be so popular. Their hopes for the wii 2 are out of this world! They expect around 1 million purchases on release date.
Do the math the wii one sold 370,000 console on release date! In total the wii one has sold over 47 million consoles.
They are hoping for a whopping 100 million wii 2 consoles to be sold by year one!
That doubles the wii 1 just by the end of year one! CRAZY!
Anyways while you wait for the release of wii 2 you should try to unlock your wii console and gain access to all the wii's hidden features that many people do not know about!
For more info visit...
I hope you enjoyed this! Took a lot of time writing it and doing the proper research for their wii 2 console release.
I you are like me you probably just can't wait for their wii 2 launch!
Enjoy! Gamers!
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They have sold over 47 million wii's to date in around 4 years! Expect that number to be crushed by the end of year one for the wii 2 !
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Perrysburg group looks to build new home on Water Street.
Art will be on display at Way Library from Aug. 5 to Sept. 27.
City ordinance requires noxious weeds to be cut and/or destroyed by Aug. 3.
9-week program allows citizens to learn about police workings.
Feat has been driven by economics more than green mandates.
Rossford QB Baney, Lake RB Short contributed on Black squad's 6 TDs.
A single-vehicle crash on northbound I-75 has tied up the northbound traffic on the highway south of Perrysburg today. The Ohio Highway Patrol said they did not know whether there were injuries. The crash occurred about 1:30 p.m. near
Besgrove will participate in annual game held at Perrysburg school.
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The Polluters: The Making of Our Chemically Altered Environment
The Making of Our Chemically Altered EnvironmentThe chemical pollution that irrevocably damages today's environment is, although many would like us to believe otherwise, the legacy of conscious choices made long ago. During the years before and just after World War II, discoveries like leaded gasoline and DDT came to market, creating new hazards even as the expansion and mechanization of industry exacerbated old ones. Dangers still felt today-
The Making of Our Chemically Altered EnvironmentThe chemical pollution that irrevocably damages today's environment is, although many would like us to believe otherwise, the legacy of conscious choices made long ago. During the years before and just after World War II, discoveries like leaded gasoline and DDT came to market, creating new hazards even as the expansion and mechanization of industry exacerbated old ones. Dangers still felt today-
The Polluters : The Making Of Our Chemically Altered EnvironmentBenjamin Ross and Steven Amter here tell the story of how the chemical industry, abetted by a compliant government, set loose a plague of pollution that began in the years before and directly following World War II, a plague that still lingers today. The advent of new synthetic chemical products such as Nylon and DDT created new hazards just as the expansion and mechanization of industry
How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global WarmingThe U.S. scientific community has long led the world in research on such areas as public health, environmental science, and issues affecting quality of life. Our scientists have produced landmark studies on the dangers of DDT, tobacco smoke, acid rain, and global warming. But at the same time, a small yet potent subset of this community leads the world in vehement denial of these dangers.
Tar Sands [Revised and Updated]
Dirty Oil and the Future of a ContinentThe book that put the tar sands -- and their devastating environmental impact -- on the map, for better or worse.Andrew Nikiforuk's Tar Sands is a critical expose of the world's largest energy project -- the Alberta oil sands -- that has made Canada one of the worst environmental offenders on earth. With all eyes on the potential development of the Enbridge Pipeline that would run bitumen from the
$18.39"A startling critique that should rouse us from our pipe dream of endless plenty." -- Ronald Wright, author of A Short History of ProgressA radical analysis of our master-and-slave relationship to energy and a call for change.Ancient civilizations routinely relied on shackled human muscle. It took the energy of slaves to plant crops, clothe emperors, and build cities. In the early nineteenth
In Praise of the 10,000-mile DietA new generation of food activists has come to believe that "sustainable farming" and "eating local" are the way to solve a host of perceived problems with our modern food supply system. By combining healthy eating and a high standard of environmental stewardship, these locavores think, we can also deliver important economic benefits and increase food security within local economies.But after a
The Corporate Takeover of Food Security and the Family Farm-and What to Do About ItFight the power and protect your family from the corporate interests that control our food chain.When author and homesteader Nicole Faires decided to retrofit an old school bus and tour America's small farms with her husband and two small children, she expected to learn a lot, be inspired, and have some fun. But what she found disturbed her. Mismanaged small farms; clueless urbanites setting up
The World According to Monsanto
Pollution, Corruption, and the Control of the World's Food SupplyThe result of a remarkable three-year-long investigation that took award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker Marie-Monique Robin across four continents (North and South America, Europe, and Asia), The World According to Monsanto tells the little-known yet shocking story of this agribusiness giant-the world's leading producer of GMOs (genetically modified organisms)-and how its new green"
THE GREAT OIL CONSPIRACY: How the U.S. Government Hid the Nazi Discovery of Abiotic Oil from the American PeopleA shocking investigation revealing why greedy oil companies are lying to the American people.At the end of World War II, U.S. intelligence agents confiscated thousands of Nazi documents on what was known as the Fischer-Tropsch Processa series of equations developed by German chemists unlocking the secrets of how oil is formed. When the Nazis took power, Germany had resolved to develop enough
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I'm going to be giving birth in a hospital and will have to stay over night. What did you do or do you plan to do with your 1st child during your hospital stay?
Second time Mom question
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My mom and dad kept DD while I stayed in the hospital for 3 days... It will be the same this time. My kids love being with my parents though...
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My daughter will be at her grandpas during the day at my DH will pick her up and take her home at night I'm hoping i can have the baby early in the morning and be home that night.
Posted 06/09/2013
I went into labor at night so the first night DS stayed at my moms. The second night DH went home though. The baby was born at 8pm the night before so already a day old and I was fine so we figured it was better for DH to spend time with DS and also to get some sleep so that he could take care of DS while I napped with the baby after I came home. We will probably do the same thing this time.
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G ~8/16/09, J ~ 4/19/11, and B~8/31/13
Posted 06/10/2013
DS will stay w my MIL the first night so DH can stay w me then the rest of the time DH will stay home w him. I don't want DS to be out of the house for 3-4 days and all of a sudden come home and there's a baby (he's 2 1/2). I'm trying to make the transition as easy as possible.
Posted 06/10/2013
My mom will stay at our house. It will be my first time away from DS overnight and I am a little concerned!
Posted 06/10/2013
While I was in labor my best friend stayed with my ODS because my mom was there for the delivery. After the baby was born she went home and then he stayed with her for the rest of our hospital stay.
Posted 06/10/2013
The plan now is for DD to go across the street to her great grands. We've had two other arrangements made and they fell through, so I'm hoping these plans stay in place. My mom is taking the first flight out here so she will get DD as soon as she can.
Posted 06/10/2013
When YDD was born, I labored at home as long as possible, and got her to bed. My mom and niece stayed with her (we left the house around 11-11:30pm and YDD was born at 3:20am), and brought her to the hospital first thing in the morning. She stayed with us the rest of the day and the 4 of us drove home together that afternoon. This time we'd hopefully be at our birth center like when ODD was born, so we can hopefully check out even sooner. Planning on doing the same thing this time though.
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Posted 06/10/2013
DH will go home to stay with DS. He stayed in the hospital with me for 3 nights last time and neither of us got any sleep so he may as well be at home. Plus DS has never spent the night away from us.
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Indian Students Grow Wary of Australia Following Attacks
MELBOURNE, Australia -- Random violence against Indian students is damaging the reputation of Australia's growing tertiary-education industry.
More than 1,000 mostly Indian students protested the violence in a demonstration in the city Sunday and Monday. One recent attack in Melbourne left an Indian stabbing victim in a coma.
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on Monday called the attacks on the students "deplorable" and said the violence "threatened to impair" the relationship between the two nations. He said he had spoken with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh about the issue, and that Australian federal and state governments would work to bring the attackers to justice. He noted there are 90,000 Indians studying in Australia and more than 200,000 Australians of Indian descent.
Education of foreign students has become big business in Australia, generating 15.5 billion Australian dollars (US$12.54 billion) in 2008, Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard said last week. Foreigners now make up 25% of students, up from just under 10% in 1997.
The tertiary-education sector is now the nation's third-largest export earner behind coal and iron ore. In Victoria state, education is the biggest export earner.
The number of Indian students has doubled in the past three years, with two-thirds studying at private colleges.
Violence against the foreign students has been escalating over the past four years, according to Gautam Gupta, spokesman for the Federation of Indian Students of Australia. In Victoria state, police said 1,447 people of Indian origin were victims of crimes such as robberies and assaults in the year ending June 30, 2008, an increase from 1,082 in the previous year.
Vasan Srinivasan, of the Federation of Indian Associations in Victoria, told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio that the violence casts a poor shadow on the country's education industry.
In India, Australia is being labeled a racist nation in media reports, a claim made a number of times in recent years around Asia.
"There is a definite risk that this violence will affect the flow of students," said Andrew Smith, national executive officer of the Australian Council for Private Education and Training, which represents private vocational colleges.
He added that "the majority of students have a safe and enjoyable time" while studying in Australia and that one in five students seek to settle here after graduation. Still, he said, the reports of the attacks hurt the nation's reputation.
Indian students represent about one-fifth of the 415,000 foreigners studying in Australia, second only to those from China, Access Economics said in a recent report prepared for the Australian Council for Private Education and Training. More than half of the Indian students are enrolled in Victoria state.
University of Melbourne Vice-Chancellor Glyn Davis said Melbourne has been regarded as a safe destination for foreign students. "Recent events show that we must all work hard to maintain" that reputation, he said.
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Information Technologies: Challenge and Opportunity for Modern Management Accounting Systems
Maria Elena Garcia-Ruiz
University of Cantabria - Department of Business Administration
Gemma Hernando Moliner
University of Cantabria - Dep. Administración de Empresas
After the early 90's, when much good work was carried out on the indirect impact in the area of management accounting brought about by production technological recent changes, research interest seems to have focussed on the analysis of the direct relationship between Information Technologies (IT) and Management Accounting Systems (MAS). The purpose of this paper is to analyse this relationship, as a challenge and opportunity for modern MAS in new firms.
For this analysis, it establishes a proposal of integrated and flexible MAS for the best placed firms in today's competitive environment. After this, it examines the advantages and disadvantages of the new technological tools available, in order to justify, finally, the most appropriate answer to the initial information system proposal.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 19
Keywords: management accounting systems, information technologies, balanced scorecard (bs), v-form firms
JEL Classification: M19
Date posted: March 21, 2004
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