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Emergency Physician
40 years of experience
40 years of experience
1100 Veterans Blvd
Redwood City, CA 94063 Phone number & directions
1100 Veterans Blvd
Redwood City, CA 94063 Phone number & directions
License & Identifications
A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Dr. George Bulloch, MD is board certified in Emergency Medicine.
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Dr. Bulloch graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Ok so I posted a blog last week, and my friend DJAAAMMMM (or whatev lol) was kind enough to let me know he couldn't view it. So I'll try this again! Here's some thoughts on some recent games I've bought. Some not so recent because I haven't blogged since January.
Red Dead Redemption- Ok so yeah, the ratings got me and I've been hankering for a quality wild west game. Do I love it? Not QUITE, but it's growing on me. The sheer scope of things and details are what's keeping me interested..along with the fun multiplayer. The game is glitchy and boring at times though.
The Saboteur- Got this for a lowly 20 bucks, and I love the hell out of it. Like a streamlined GTA (aka not boring) in France with Nazis. Blowing Nazi shit up is a complete blast (haha..umm) and the missions are actually fun. I'm still going through getting all of the targets on the map. Highly recommended.
Data East Collection- Yes yes love it. Haven't played it in awhile because I never play my Wii. I hope these compilations never go out of style. Way better 20 bucks for 15 classics than 5-10 for a single classic downloadable (physical media is where it's at). Great to play Two Crude, Sly Spy (slice pie), and Bad Dudes again,among others.
Cave shmups and others-
Espgaluda 2- Love this game even more than Mushimesama Futari. A little more complicated (esp if u haven't played part 1..which i proudly own), but more satisfying for me. Great soundtrack too. Level 4 tune is great, and level 6 tune is my new fav Cave song (jus beat level 4 original mushi). Amazing
Ketsui- A port of an older Cave shmup from '03 before they went loli-girl crazy. I def dig it,it reminds me of Dodonpachi Daioujou. Similar soundtrack (quality!) and look
Deathsmiles- I just got this last week and I'm loving the hell out of it. Maybe my new favorite Cave game. Nice to have this in the US. Highly recommended to all..it's tough but not as hardcore tough as other Cave games. It's a great initiation to the shmup genre. Love the Halloween theme,characters and Castlevania-technoish music.
Deathsmiles IIX- Yes I owned the sequal a solid month before getting the original :P. Great game, but not the masterpiece that is part 1. The 3-d graphics are fine, but can't hold a candle the 2-d art of 1. Gameplay isn't as compelling either. I might like the soundtrack a lil more though..
Mamoru-Kun- Did I review this before? Prolly..so yeah it's Pocky & Rocky mixed with bullet-hell. It's a nice change from the forced scrolling shmups. Very cheery and colorful.
Otomedius G- I bought this when it went to "greatest hits". Gets mixed reviews but I dug it for it's meshing of Gradius/Parodius. Not really intense like Cave games, the hitbox seems big. Play it for fun and to unlock cards by earning jewels/points from enemies. The dlc Moai level is the best, with a great tune.
Looking forward to these..
1. Crackdown 2- well was gonna get, but mixed reviews have me worried.
2. Splatterhouse- I'm more and more excited about this new entry as things go along. First 3 unlockable! Blah that it's an all heavy-metal soundtrack :P. I was hoping for some nice creepy tunes again.
3. Fist of the North Star- HUGE fan of the series. Must get..so glad it's coming out here
4.Strike Witches- Ok seems like a meh shmup based on an anime..but I'm a shmup fiend so I preordered it. Japan only for now!
Take care kids, see ya round :)

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Reviewed By John W (Freehold, NJ) Reviewed for a 2001 Dodge Ram —3/13/2014 8:17 AM
I did some research and ended up purchasing the Power Stop Kit, it appears to be a great value compared to other types. The quality and performance are excellent. I use them on a 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD for snow plowing and towing a 2 horse trailer. Good stuff.


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THOUSANDS of Philadelphians on Monday got a new district City Council person and likely didn't even know it.
Two years ago Council redrew its district boundaries and the changes were set to go into effect in 2016, but on March 14 - the day of Mayor Nutter's chaotic budget address - Council passed a bill that allows members to get a jump-start on their new districts.
Under the resolution, Council members will have control over zoning, constituent services, capital dollars and recreation activity grants for their new districts.
Why the rush?
Councilman Brian O'Neill, who introduced the measure, did not return calls for comment, but sources say O'Neill was looking to make zoning-related changes in the areas he would represent in 2016, if re-elected, including extending restrictions related to residential day-care centers.


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Luxury & Privacy
The accommodations at The Solstice have been designed for those patrons seeking a woodsy yet luxurious experience. In addition to being easily accessible, they feature spacious covered decks, flat screen televisions with DVD (programming in common areas only), modern climate control units, coffee bars and ample storage space.
Room appointments - from bath & light fixtures to furniture & finishes - have also been selected with an eye for visual and functional comfort. Evins Mill has incorporated input from past patrons into the design of The Solstice.
Underscoring the feeling of luxury is a sense of privacy. Only guests of The Solstice may access its private drive and parking spaces, or gain entry to The Solstice itself - and its common gathering areas, which feature wood-burning fireplaces, television programming, a library, wireless internet access, access to spacious covered decks with rockers and sylvan views, and a kitchenette with an ice maker, gourmet coffee maker, microwave and refrigerator.


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Israel Stocks: Cellcom, Bezeq, Partner, Elbit Medical, Hot
Israel's TA-25 index advanced the most since May 16, rising 0.9 percent to 1,060.04 at the 4:30 p.m. close in Tel Aviv. Investors traded about 722 million shekels ($187 million) of shares and convertible securities, according to bourse data.
The following stocks rose or fell today. Symbols are in parentheses.
Azrieli Group Ltd. (AZRG IT) advanced 1.8 percent, the most since April 16, to 89.54 shekels. The property investment company said first-quarter net income climbed to 184.4 million shekels from 162.3 million shekels a year earlier.
Bezeq Israeli Telecommunication Corp. (BEZQ IT), the country's largest fixed-line provider, advanced 6.1 percent, the most since April 17, to 4.50 shekels. "The prices of cellular companies are correcting" after "drops of between 20 to 40 percent in the last month," said Ori Licht , the head of research at I.B.I.-Israel Brokerage & Investments Ltd.. "At these levels the share prices reflect a very pessimistic scenario."
Cellcom Israel Ltd. (CEL IT), the country's largest mobile-phone provider, advanced 1.7 percent to 29.30 shekels, the most since April 29. Partner Communications Co. (PTNR IT), Israel's second-largest mobile-phone provider, rose 3.6 percent, the most since March 14, to 17.82 shekels. Hot Telecommunication System Ltd. (HOT IT), a fixed-line and mobile-phone operator, gained 7.4 percent to 32.21 shekels.
Elbit Medical Technologies Ltd. (EMTC IT) surged 13 percent, the biggest gain since Oct. 26, to 0.181 shekel. The company with stakes in medical-device manufacturers said GE Healthcare Inc. signed an initial deal to invest $27.5 million in a unit.
Redhill Biopharma Ltd. (RDHL IT) surged 17.5 percent, the most since April 17, to 2.707 shekels. The pharmaceutical company said a pivotal clinical trial of its migraine drug was successful.


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What is Inbound Marketing and Why You Should Care
A Guide for Medical Device and Wound Care Marketers on the Fundamentals and Success of Inbound Marketing
As the publishers of "WoundSource", no one knows wound care products and the purchase decision-makers like we do. Now look to us as your digital agency solution combining cutting edge inbound marketing strategies with our 17+ years of wound care marketing experience.
With over 100,000 monthly pageviews, and 40% of incoming traffic starting on product pages, upgrading your product listing on WoundSource.com is a great way to make an impact with clinicians doing product research We have found that after upgrading to a microsite there is an average 63% increase in...Read More
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The Highpoint Lowlife Radio Show
- Sundays, 2:00pm–4:00pm
The Highpoint Lowlife Radio Show
Thorsten Sideb0ard and Bill Shitski (nee. Furgina) started a DJ night called '::Node' at a bar on 6th and Mission, POW!, back in 1999. Building on the momentum of the evening, the club night grew into the Highpoint Lowlife label which ran between 2001 and 2011. Now we're an awesome weekly radio show.
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Oneida Nation Will Run Radio Ads in Dallas
A month after the Oneida Nation in Wisconsin protested the Redskins name before the team faced the Packers in Lambeau Field, its New York members will air radio ads in Dallas ahead of Sunday's Redskins' matchup with the Cowboys.
According to the press release, the spots will air Saturday and Sunday on Dallas/Ft.Worth's KRLD-FM, the Cowboys' flagship station.
Ray Halbritter is an Oneida Indian Nation Representative and he speaks about this issue.
"Any other ethnic would not tolerate this kind of language being used about them that's so denigrating and dehumanizing," Halbritter told Meet the Press last Sunday, days after President Barack Obama said "I'd think about changing the name."
?As the first sitting president to speak out against the Washington team name, President Obama's comments are truly historic,? Halbritter said. ?The use of such an offensive term has negative consequences for the Native American community when it comes to issues of self-identity and imagery. We will continue to push our cause because this is about doing right by our children, who are especially impressionable


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Researchers discover key genes for climate adaptation shared between distantly related trees
Despite 140 million years of independent evolution, two types of coniferous trees use the same small set of 47 genes to rapidly adapt to varying climates, according to an international team of forestry researchers.Read more...
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German drug and farm chemical maker Bayer says it will take over U.S. company Monsanto in a $66-billion deal, creating one of the world's largest agri-tech conglomerates.
Arts and Humanities
UBC expert on the re-invention of the Royal Family
Royal fans are in a frenzy ahead of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's arrival in Victoria on Saturday. Will and Kate will be joined by their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte for an eight-day tour of B.C. and the Yukon.
Science, Health and Technology
UBC PhD student recycles chopsticks for home décor startup
A research interest in bamboo and a love for sushi has inspired a UBC student to launch a line of home décor products made from recycled chopsticks.
University News
Connected By Commitment Annual Report 2015-16
The year is summarized through a mix of storytelling and metrics that highlight the successes of our students, faculty, staff and alumni linked to the nine commitments of the university's strategic plan Place and Promise.
COPD epidemic could overwhelm healthcare systems within two decades: UBC study
Health authorities should brace themselves for an epidemic of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) over the next two decades, despite a decline in smoking rates, according to a new study from UBC.
Structure of UBC's tall wood building now complete
The mass wood structure and façade has been completed for UBC's Brock Commons student residence four months ahead of schedule, showcasing the advantages of building with wood.
Bike trips up, car use down along Vancouver greenway
The two-kilometre Comox-Helmcken Greenway in downtown Vancouver cost more than $5 million and took two years to complete, but the time and expense were worth it, according to a UBC study.
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Cash and good advice have also been integral to the success of the Virgin brand, he said, speaking exclusively to The Daily Telegraph at the launch of Virgin StartUp today.
It is the latest delivery company to be added to the Start Up Loans roster. It will give out cash and advice to would-be entrepreneurs, aged 18 and older.
Sir Richard's first business was school magazine Student, which he set up when he was 15. He launched it with £300 borrowed from his mother.
"It only takes small amounts of money to get going," he said.
After that seed capital, Sir Richard's success was down to pure gumption. He discovered a way to make all his business calls for free from a phone box near his school.
"I worked out that if you rang up the operator and said you'd put money in they would put you through," he said. "It was like having a free secretary. I avoided the 'Pip, pip, pip' when I needed to call Coca-Cola to sell advertising."
Even in later life, Sir Richard would rely on charm to cover gaps in his business knowledge. "I'm dyslexic and I didn't know the difference between gross and profit till I was 50 years old," he admitted.
"I was once in a board meeting and didn't know if it was good or bad news about some profit figures."
A senior director had to take Sir Richard aside and draw a picture of a net in the sea to illustrate the difference between profit and turnover.
"He said, 'profit is the fish in the net and turnover is the fish outside the net', and I got it!' said Sir Richard.
He argued that having personality and drive were more valuable than traditional education.
"Having a really good university education or having a mathematical degree is not important in running a business."
But the Virgin billionaire admitted that charm was not always enough.
"I've come close to going out of business," he said. "I literally had the bank manager knocking on my door on a Friday, telling me I only had the weekend to scramble to survive."
Sir Richard hopes that the launch of Virgin Startup will help other entreprenurs to start up, grow and work out the difference between gross and profit "a little earlier".
"For most start-up businesses there is a thin dividing line between survival and failure," he said.
"I hope that Virgin StartUp will make that dividing line a little bit thicker and give people a better chance."


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Whether you are in Silicon Valley, Boulder, Boston or New York – if you are starting a Cloud software company you will need, at some point, to effectively sell your product or service. Many Cloud companies focus on the consumer market. Products like Pinterest, Facebook, Zillow or Yelp – all make their money through advertising primarily driven by access to their base of users.
The Enterprise software market, on the other hand, sell services directly to large organizations. The definition of an Enterprise customer varies greatly – but for the time being we will assume it is an organization over $500 million in annual revenue.
The dynamics of competing within the Enterprise software space are very different from the consumer markets. Cost of sales are higher along with the annual per customer revenue. Customers are often counted in the thousands instead of 100's of thousands or millions. Sales cycles are typically 3 – 8 (or more) months – and decisions are made by committees.
So how does a start-up company compete for Cloud based business against much larger, established players?
When competing for enterprise business the decisions, especially for deals in the 100's of thousands of dollars, are almost always made by the C-level executives. However, prior to making a decision executives almost always look for buy-in from multiple key leaders within the organization. The risk of failure is high and so executives almost never makes decisions alone.
"Scale Matters"
What do I mean by this? When executives evaluate your organization as a potential vendor they want to minimize risk. If you are a small organization with a limited number of customers you pose a higher risk than a company that is much larger and has higher revenues and cash flow. If you are selling a product that is comparable to a larger vendors service, unless you can materially change the risk/profit profile for the service, Enterprise customers will most frequently choose the larger vendor. Now, this goes away after a company hits a certain size, about $250 million in annual revenue is a point at which many customers stop worrying about this type of risk.


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The Kempsford is a modern 4 bedroom home ideal for families who are in need of more room. The living/dining area boasts double doors to the rear garden, making al fresco dining easy. The master bedroom has an en suite shower room, there are a further 4 bedrooms. With two allocated parking spaces.
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This is lovely 4 bedroom home offers contemporary living ideal for growing families. The living/dining area features double doors to the rear garden making it a bright and airy space to enjoy. The master bedroom occupies the entire top floor with en suite shower room, there are a further three bedrooms.
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The Ashton provides plenty of space over two and a half storeys ideal for young families. The living/dining room enjoys double doors to the rear garden making it a bright and airy space. The master bedroom is an ideal adult retreat occupying the entire top floor with en suite shower room.
The Gosford is the perfect home for those looking to enjoy flexible living. The kitchen/dining area is complete with double doors to the rear garden bringing the outside in. The master bedroom has the added luxury of an en suite shower room, there are a further two bedrooms. With allocated parking space.
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Show home for sale! A superb 4 bedroom townhouse ideal for families and those looking for extra space. The living room is on the first floor with double doors to a Juliet balcony really opening the room up. The master bedroom enjoys an en suite shower room. With tandem garage and allocated parking space.
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The Grove is a brilliant 3 bedroom home laid out over 2.5 storeys, ideal for growing families or professional couples. The living room benefits from double doors to the rear garden, really bringing the outside in. The master bedroom occupies the entire top floor with its own en suite shower room and dressing area. With carport and allocated parking space.


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On Tap Today: What to do this summer? Let us count the things....
We get to triple digits really fast. "100 Things to Do in Wisconsin This Summer" is our guide to places and events in Our State that will enchant and enthrall you for months. Get your planner out now (and find even more things to do at Wisconsin Trails).
If you're thinking of including a date to see Matthew McConaughey's new movie "Mud" in that plan, check out our review of the film. »Read Full Blog Post
Ai Weiwei's cover for Time magazine
With this week's Time magazine cover, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's incursion into the world of media and pop culture seems all but complete.
Free beer at Estabrook grand opening
The beer is free for a while. They'll tap a keg to open the Estabrook Beer Garden on June 20. Opening ceremonies begin at 5:30 p.m. and the keg is tapped at 6 p.m. with free beer while it lasts.
Expect to hear some German music during the occasion. The Estabrook Beer Garden, 4600 Estabrook Drive, between Hampton Avenue and Capital Drive. »Read Full Article
MmmHops is new brew from Hanson Brothers
Zack, Taylor, and Isaac Hanson have something new brewing.
Years after the Hanson Brothers famous earworm, "Mmmbop," the brothers are brewing MmmHops, a pale ale they made with a assistance from experts at Mustang Brewing, The company is based out of Oklahoma, the same state where the band grew up. »Read Full Article
Waterski Championship Returns
The Malibu Open Waterski Championship and Summer Festival returns to Veterans Park Lagoon June 21 and 22.
Waterskiing's top professional and junior athletes compete in traditional slalom and long-distance jumping for $64,000 in prize money. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin artwork to memorialize garment worker deaths in Bangladesh
The concrete pillars gave way and a garment factory in Bangladesh collapsed to the ground, crushing and killing more than 1,100 people and injuring about 2,500 more, mostly young women making clothes for major retailers in the West.
KT Tunstall to play Pabst Theater
Singer/songwriter/guitarist KT Tunstall will play the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St., on Oct. 4. The native of Scotland, known for the hit "Suddenly I See," will tour in support of her new album due out in August.
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The sounds of summer are back - especially if summer sounds like circus wagons and free tunes.
"A Circus Life," a new documentary about Charles "Chappie" Fox and the Circus World Museum's efforts to bring back hundreds of historic circus wagons, is showing at 7 tonight at the Landmark Oriental Theatre. Director Gene Gamache will be on hand at the screening. »Read Full Blog Post


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We had a party of eleven. When it came time to pay the bill, we asked if we could separate our tickets. She said "sorry, we don't do that here". Instead of offering to help in some way, she explained that we just needed to tell her the amounts to put on the cards when we were ready. So, we sat there for about 20 minutes calculating on the back of our ticket of who owed what. The manager then comes up about 30 minutes into it and asks if there's anything she can do to help. At that point we were almost done, so it would've been a little more helpful at the beginning of the process. Someone at our table politely said that we understood that we should've seen it on the menu, but it would've been nice of our waitress to have mentioned that at the beginning or before it was time to pay so we could've been quicker, to which the manager responded very condescendingly, "well it's on the menu, so...". Needless to say we won't be visiting this place with very rude service again.
REAL new orleans comfort food.03/15/2011
Just get up and go. No, seriously.. right now. You won't be sorry. My fiancee and I took a chance and walked into this funky little place on Magazine St. three years ago and ever since then we literally cannot get enough. Despite living in New Orleans, the mecca of create cuisine, its very rare that you find that one place that hits a 10/10 on every single item you order. Joey Ks is one of maybe three restaurants in the city who deliver this on every single visit. Bar none there is NO BETTER PLACE in the city for the money you will spend here. The value is just unbelievable. Things you HAVE to try: Shrimp Magazine, Red beans and rice, Eggplant Napoleon, Oyster Po Boy, Onion Rings, Beef brisket, Trout Tchoupitoulas, and that's only mentioning a few things off the top of my head. The bottom line is this place, despite appearing on the Food Network, is still one of the best kept secrets in New Orleans.
Only eat here is all other restaurants closed01/29/2008
Joey K's must only show its good side to locals - though how it distinguishes I don't know. Service was horrid, waitress ignored our table and served 2 other couples who came in after us. Only after taking their drink orders did she finally come to give us menus. We were there as they finished serving breakfast, but before the lunch specials how been written on the board. When asked what lunch specials there were the reply was ""nothing really, but he will have the ""mumble-mumble"" po' boy. My husband ordered a fish and I ordered a salad. I listened to another waitress list off the specials for the table behind us and discovered there were after all items off the menu. Called our waitress back and placed a new order of salad for me and jambalaya for my husband. It took almost 40 minutes for our food to arrive. His tasted like it was straight out of a box mix and my salad was 1/2 of a head of iceberg lettuce, 1/4 of a previously frozen tomato and 1 slice of cucumber. What a waste of time, money and effort.
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Joey K's is a New Orleans institution. Expect great food, great service, and fantastic prices. Try the ice cold schooner of beer and the daily blue plate special.
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Performs as Buster Sidebury on The Traveling Wilburys Collection (disc 1: Volume 1) and on The Traveling Wilburys Collection (disc 3: Volume 3).
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James Lee "Jim" Keltner (born April 27, 1942) is an American drummer and percussionist known primarily for his session work. He has contributed to the work of many well-known artists. Keltner is originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was characterized as "the leading session drummer in America" by Bob Dylan biographer Howard Sounes.
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1886 U.S. National Championship (tennis)
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|1886 U.S. National Championships
|23 August – 28 August
|Grand Slam
|Newport, Rhode Island,
United States
|Newport Casino
|Men's Singles
|Richard D. Sears
|Men's Doubles
|Richard D. Sears / James Dwight
List of champions of the 1886 U.S. National Championships (now known as the US Open). The tournament was held from 23 August to 28 August on the outdoor Grass courts at the Newport Casino in Newport, Rhode Island. It was the 6th U.S. National Championships and the second Grand Slam tournament of the year.
Men's Singles[edit]
Main article: 1886 U.S. National Championships – Men's Singles
Richard D. Sears defeated R. Livingston Beeckman 4-6, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 [1]
Men's Doubles[edit]
Main article: 1886 U.S. National Championships – Men's Doubles
Richard D. Sears / James Dwight defeated Howard Taylor / Godfrey Brinley 7–5, 5–7,[2] 7–5, 6–4 [3]
- ^ Collins, Bud (2010). The Bud Collins History of Tennis (2nd ed.). [New York]: New Chapter Press. p. 454. ISBN 978-0942257700.
- ^ Or 6–8, according to Albiero, Alessandro; Carta, Andrea (2010). The Grand Slam Record Book Vol. 1. Monte Porzio Catone: Effepi Libri. p. 695. ISBN 978-88-6002-017-8.
- ^ Collins, Bud (2010). The Bud Collins History of Tennis (2nd ed.). [New York]: New Chapter Press. p. 476. ISBN 978-0942257700.
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|Preceded by
1886 Wimbledon Championships
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The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has begun admissions to its Bachelor's Preparatory programme (BPP). The course is aimed at students who are seeking to pursue higher education but have not cleared class 12.
Students above the age of 18 who successfully complete the programme can apply for a bachelor's degree, but only at IGNOU.
Officials from the university revealed that students could choose one out of the three options available in the programme. The programme offers preparatory courses in commerce, social sciences and general mathematics.
The last date to submit applications for the programme is July 30, 2012.
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The app of the "A Great Experience" exhibition records the video-photographing course that a group of seven students with Down syndrome attended in the estate of Castelporziano in March 2013.
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The exhibition, organized by the General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Italian Republic and set up in the Quirinale Palace, will be inaugurated on the 3rd of December 2013, the International Day of People with Disabilities.
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U.S. employers added 155,000 jobs in December, a steady gain but not enough to push down the unemployment rate.
America's unemployment rate remained unchanged from November at 7.8 percent.
Many analysts say the latest Labor Department report offers hope to the future of the American economy, even as as lawmakers in Washington vow to make fixing it a top priority.
The "gain is perhaps better than it looks given that firms were probably nervous about adding workers with the fiscal cliff looming," Paul Ashworth, an economist at Capital Economics, said. "Nevertheless, the overall picture is that the labor market remains lackluster."
The government is set to hit the debt ceiling limit soon. If Washington doesn't increase it's borrowing limit by late February, it will risk defaulting on its debt.
"Our government has built up too much debt," Speaker of the House John Boehner said. "Our economy is not producing enough jobs. These are not separate problems."
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