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February 4-5 at the Arizona Department of Water Resources in Phoenix, Arizona.
Online registration is now closed. Contact ASDSO at 859-550-2788 if you are interested in registering.
View Seminar Agenda or Instructor Bios.
(Posted 12/10/14) This Technical Seminar has just been approved for credit to satisfy mandatory continuing education requirements for Professional Engineers licensed in New York. The course is classified as CE Training and participants who complete the course and the assessment quizzes will receive a certificate for up to 13.5 professional development hours (PDHs). See details and eligibility guidelines.
Course Objectives: This course is intended to provide both the novice and experienced dam safety emergency planner with valuable lessons and skills that will allow them to develop new EAPs and improve the effectiveness of existing EAPs. The course is a hands-on, interactive workshop, covering the basic elements and knowledge required to prepare, implement, update, and review effective EAPs that will mesh with the constantly changing emergency management community. The agenda is structured to answer the following key questions:
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SBS-1 Ethernet modification for PCB's using
FT2232 chip (s/n <5000)
Last change: June 09, 2007
This page refers to the modification of an additional
Ethernet interface for the SBS-1 for units that carry a FT2232 chip on the PC
board and NOT a FT232R chip. Either chip is found directly south of the USB plug.
If you do NOT have a FT2232 chip on your PCB (i.e. your
SBS-1 serial number is greater or equal 5,000) then there is no additional
information for you on this page.
Be sure you read the entire page before you decide
to proceed on your own!
For this modification you need professional experience
in miniature soldering. If you don't dare to modify your SBS-1 on your own watch
out for the development of a
plug-in module.
If you DO HAVE a FT2232 chip on your PCB and by reading
this page you accept the following:
For more reference information please refer to:
thread on Kinetics SBS-1 forum
SBS-1/Ethernet modification page
General scheme of modification
To save the scheme drawing in its original size use this
link: http://i16.tinypic.com/67p3ytu.jpg
TXA Pin 24 to the diode is not required.
The FTDI FT232R is present on units s/n > 5000 only.
Connecting to FT2232 pin 40 ...
To capture this pin 40 signal from the FT2232 you need to
access a very tiny pin or a connection hole or access a copper lane. Here are
two photos from the situation on the PCB. The possible access sites are marked
red (on the Spartan it is pin 50). Be aware that the pictures are scaled and the
real size of the holes is much much smaller.
Front view
Back view
3 wires shall be soldered to the old
Digiconnect provision on the PCB. I have selected red for 3.3V, orange
for Data IN (RX) and brown for GND. GND is optional as this can also be
connected by the case of the Xport. Soldering can be either done from top or
bottom. Skyscraper used the bottom side, but I used the top side to keep the
wires as short as possible. The Data IN line runs at about 1 MBit/s. Be sure
wires do not connect between two soldering pads and anything that hangs around
shortens the pads. I used some Tesa transparent tape to provide for isolation
and fix the cable southbound.
The difficult task is to attach a wire to the
Data OUT (TX) line. I failed to solder a wire to either of the two connection
holes marked in the above picture, so I had to use a sharp cutter to rip off
some lacquer from the PCB's lane until I could see some copper shining through.
From the cable I cut off any wires except for exactly one wire, that was
soldered to the copper strip. Much transparent tape was used to fix the cable
and provide for isolation. That's why the picture looks a bit weird (it is not
so bad as it looks like).
Once that task is completed, power up the SBS
and check for it working ok. The TX cable should now deliver 3.3V against ground
(that you find where the brown cable is). This is a cerain sign that it is
attached properly. Now power down your SBS again.
My attempts to place a wire at the output pin of
the FT2232 chip failed and I cannot recommend to pursue this variant. You can
still see some solder connecting the outer left two pins, that was left after my
trials and that's not how it should be. By the way I was not able to see this
with my own eyes, only after I made this picture with a quite ordinary 3
Mega-Pixel camera I became aware. The SBS-1 works despite the interconnection (these
are the RTS/CTS pins, no factor).
The macro resolution of digital cameras I find quite amazing, though.
Finally, hardware connect:
The Xport module was soldered to a standard
PCB that has a 1.27 x 2.54 mm spacing. You see the cables applied as per the
drawing. The heat sink is not yet applied, it should go to the metal pins. Also
missing is a decoupling capacitor of approx. 1µF/35V that goes between the red
and brown cable, with the + pole to the red cable. The diode is a Schottky type
BAT43 (any BAT type will do, non critical), the yellow cable is soldered to the top end (not visible).
Once you power up your SBS-1 (without the
ethernet cable plugged-in) everything should work as before. One LED on the
Xport will be blinking five times in red, that is ok.
Software configuration:
You need to setup the Xport now. If you
have a
DHCP server running on your
network router, this is the easiest way.
Otherwise refer to skyscrapers webpage for detailed instructions
of how to download a setup and run software. You do not need this software here,
just an Internet Browser.
If you have a DHCP server running on
your network router:
Plug-in the ethernet cable to the Xport AND
the USB cable AND power up the SBS-1 through USB (or PCU). You will see a red
LED blinking a few times on the Xport.
Now, with your Internet Browser, open the configuration
page of your
router with e.g.
http://192.168.1.1 (this is only an example
IP, your own IP may be different, usually noted on the router or its
documentation) and login.
Most probably somewhere you will find something like a "DHCP"
entry, which should be enabled. Also accessible should be something like a "DHCP client
list". Open this menu item and look into the entries. You will find
MAC addresses and assigned network IPs there. The MAC address of your Xport is
something like 00-20-4A... (the complete address is printed on the Xport label). If you can't find this entry right away, refresh the
list from time to time. It took 5 minutes in my network for the router to assign the IP. Then
note down the IP - if your network is in the 192.168.1... range, then it is something like 192.168.1.xx.
Now, open your internet browser and enter
http://192.168.1.xx exactly as per the IP you had noted.
There will be a password request, ignore it by OK. Then search through the menus according to
skyscrapers instructions and set the
Press OK at the end of each screen (important) and APPLY
SETTINGS (left menu) after the two are done. Please verify that both settings are present after the
upload was completed by opening the two screens again.
Now, shutdown Basestation, if it was open.
A step that is missing in
instructions is to edit settings in basestation.ini. Go to your Basestation
folder and make a backup copy of basestation.ini. Open basestation.ini with a
text editor like notepad.exe (do not use WORD!).
Search and alter the following entries (do
not enter the comments after ;)
DataSourceType=1 ;is 4 for USB
SocketIntfIPAddress=192.168.1.x ;enter the complete IP you had noted down here
SocketIntfPort=10001 ;this may be 20060
or missing in your file
Now restart Basestation and the device should
start up as usual and after a short time it should say "Connected to SBS-1". You
can now verify that the power selector switch is set towards the PCU and
then remove the USB cable, if you like.
You can hot unplug and replug the ethernet
cable, Basestation will restore a missing link within 30 seconds. Be aware that
Basestation does write system messages to your SQL database around every 5
seconds, if there is no connection present. This quickly fills up the database
with garbage.
However, after any complete power down you
always need to have the USB cable in place to get the SBS up and running again.
This can be removed once the orange LED is on.
If you have problems go to the debug log of
Basestation and watch out for
the messages. For Xport IP 192.168.2.201 a successful login looks like this (note
the advanced technique of a screenshot here - with a digital camera):
Once you got all up and running I suggest you
go back to the Xport Configuration Page NETWORK and assign the temporary IP as a
permanent one. The DHCP client inside the Xport is slow on start-up.
IP = 192.168.1.xxxx
; the one you noted above
Network mask = 255.255.255.0
Gateway = 192.168.1.1
; your router's IP
Here is the complete setup as it runs.
I confirm a parallel USB/Ethernet connection
is working, if the USB connection is re-established after the Ethernet is up.
I also cannot confirm that
the radio interface would be working after this modification. I got none.
Hardware finish and assembly
You may want to solder the Xport board to the
SBS PCB through pins connected to the four holes present at the original device.
Or/and double-side tape the unit to the PCB. Always be sure that the XPort is
free of any connection to any adjacent parts as its case is GROUNDED.
Also provide for a heat sink. The Xport
dissipates an considerable amount of power and it is recommended to solder a
minimum of 1 square inch of copper pertinax to the metal pins. Here is how the
complete unit looks like as it is finally assembled and mounted (also note the
consequent use of the advanced longhole technology ;-) )
The unit is fixed to the SBS PCB by stiff
copperwires and a bit of tape.
Complete the case again, there is enough
space for the Ethernet plug once the Kinetic label is removed
And with the PCU supply only...
Important information about the power supply:
If you are doing your own ethernet modification please be aware that, if solely
powered through the USB line, the total current consumption exceeds the USB
specification. In my case the total setup draws 600 MA. The spec limit is 500
Users of old units (<5000) should use the USB power only for power-up and then
switch to the external PCU.
Users of new units (>5000) should provide for an external power source, details
about which can be taken from the
Kinetic community forum.


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Great narration, and a great story. A better Bosch story than the last one.
Good plot and story sequencing
Driving 14 hours made it perfect
"Another Solid Bosch Novel"
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Read the book very well.
I just enjoyed it.
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Good story line and well read.
Any of Michael Connelly's other books with Detective Bosch.
Detective Bosch of course!
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I am a high school teacher and hockey coach living in Fairbanks, Alaska.
"Missing the old narrator....."
This new narrator for the Bosch series is way too dry to be effective. He would be effective reading the news or doing commercials, (reminds me of the Geico guy) but basically there is no connection with the story because the narration is so dry or flat or dull or overly clinical, but I have listened to EVERY single bosch audiobook and this one is hard to get into because you feel like you listening to the audo from a doccumentary not a story.
First audio book I bought from audible I wish I didn't.
"Case good...too much personal story, distracting"
I like Harry Bosch and have read all of Michael Connelly's books with avid appreciation. While the cold case that Bosch is working in Black Box is interesting, what was distracting to me was what flet like way too much time spent on the relationship between Bosch and his daughter Maddy. One whole chapter spent at a firing range...in a physical book, I could skim this, but on audio, it seemed endless. Connelly is a master of the long-range serial plots, so I know that the prowess that this endless chapter was meant to point out will surface in a book somewhere down the line, but for me, it really killed the momentum.
"Favorite Character Development"
Love this series.
Harry Bosch because he is so complicated.
Just really enjoyed it.
Did I mention that this is one of my favorite mystery series?
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"Harry @ his best"
Got a preview from the last book couldn't wait until The Black Box was released.
Keep 'em coming Michael. Please write faster..
"Another Bosch Winner"
Top half and I have red a lot if books
No. It was an average story. I did not feel the drama in this book that I have in his past books.
Probably the birthday scene. The author nailed the daughter perfectly
Yes the interaction between Bosch and his daughter. I thought those were spot on
Bosch walked on eggshells with his boss. Not what I thought he would do
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I think it was a good story but predictable. Micharl Connolly has written better.
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Foundation Grant – Stage 2 Application Instructions
General Application Process
- Applications must be submitted by the Administrative Coordinator – Program Leader using ResearchNet.
- It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that their application is complete prior to its submission to CIHR.
- Applications must be submitted on or prior to the deadline posted on ResearchNet. CIHR cannot legally accept an application until the "Consent and Submit" section is completed as part of the submission process.
- There is no wet signature requirement as part of this application.
- Please note that this competition will use the eApproval process. Make sure to check with your institution to determine if there are any internal deadline dates.
- This document provides general instructions regarding the Foundation Scheme Stage 2 Application, but does not necessarily contain all information required to complete this application. Please ensure that you also read the Funding Opportunity Details, and become familiar with CIHR funding policies.
- If you are experiencing technical difficulties with your account, or if you have any questions regarding the CIHR-specific content on ResearchNet, contact us Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET and until 8 p.m. ET on deadline days.
Supporting Resources
Tasks required for completing a Foundation Scheme application:
A. Complete a Canadian Common CV
B. Complete the ResearchNet application
A. Complete a Canadian Common CV
Only Program Leaders are required to complete a Canadian Common CV (CCV). Program Leaders must update their Foundation CV submitted in the previous stage for this application. Program Experts are not required to complete a CCV.
To complete a CIHR Foundation CV:
- Log in to the Canadian Common CV system.
- Go to the CV menu on the top left of the page, and select "Funding".
- In the Funding Source field, select "CIHR" from the dropdown menu. Select "CIHR Foundation CV" as the CV Type and then click "Load".
- Enter data in each of the required sections, and click "Done" when finished each section. Validation is performed automatically, and if there are any errors, they will be displayed in each section. For more information on how to complete a Foundation CV, please read the Foundation CV - Quick Reference Guide.
- Once complete, click "Submit". A CCV confirmation number will be generated in the status message, and will also be located at the top of the CV PDF document. Record this confirmation number as it will be needed to link the CV to any research applications in ResearchNet.
- If you wish to make changes to your Common CV after it has been linked to an application, you must repeat the steps described above. This will generate a new CCV confirmation number, which must be updated in ResearchNet.
- You can preview your CCV in ResearchNet by clicking on "Preview" on the Tasks page.
Note: During peak periods, there can be a delay between the time that you submit the CV and when ResearchNet is able to validate it. It is highly recommended that you complete and submit your CV well in advance of the competition deadline.
B. Complete the ResearchNet application
Task 1: Identify Participants
This task collects information on all Program Leaders and Program Experts involved in the research proposal and the institution or organization that will receive funds should the application be successful. For this stage, the new applicant role of Program Expert was added.
1.1 Participant Information
- The applicant that initiated/opened the registration in ResearchNet is identified as the Program Leader - Administrative Coordinator for the application.
- Other Program Leaders identified at Stage 1 application will automatically have access to the application in ResearchNet. No other Program Leader may be added to the application at this stage.
- Please note that all Program Leaders will have access to the application on ResearchNet in order to allow each Leader to contribute equally to the application.
- The Administrative Coordinator is able to add Program Experts to the application in ResearchNet by:
- Entering their validated CIHR PIN
- If the participant's PIN is not validated, they must login to ResearchNet and select the user tab (name in the top right banner) and select Validate your CIHR PIN.
- Afterwards, the Administrative Coordinator can resume this process.
- Entering their name.
- Entering their role (Expert) and participant type (Independent Researcher/Knowledge User/Trainee/Other).
- For Program Experts only, flag the check box if they should be named in CIHR's funding decision documents. Program Experts may be named on a grant application depending on their level of involvement and at the discretion of the Program Leader.
- Only Named Program Experts will have access to the full stage 2 application on ResearchNet to provide their consent.
- Entering their validated CIHR PIN
- On saving this information, the activity will open for the "Named" Program Experts ResearchNet account.
- NOTE: The system will generate 2 warning messages with regards to mandatory fields (telephone and Institution) that will need to be completed by the added participants. The Identify Participants Task will remain incomplete until all added participants complete their information in ResearchNet as described in the next steps.
- All Program Leaders must complete the following:
- Enter their new CCV confirmation number for their updated Foundation CV.
- Identify themselves as an independent researcher or a knowledge user in the Applicant Type section.
- Update their career contributions.
- Complete their most significant contributions.
- Consent. NOTE: Program Leader - Administrative Coordinator of the application will consent as part of the Consent and Submit task.
- Named Program Experts must complete the following:
- Consent.
- Only the Program Leader-Administrative Coordinator has the functionality to submit the Stage 2 application.
- The Program Leader-Administrative Coordinator will have to wait for all other Program Leaders and Named Program Experts to complete their relevant sections of the application before submitting the Stage 2 application.
1.2 Most Significant Contributions
This mandatory sub-task captures information on every Program Leader and cannot exceed 3,500 characters, including spaces. Note: When cutting and pasting text into the text box, the exact number of characters may vary slightly depending on the type of browser that you are using.
Please insert information regarding your most significant contributions (maximum of 5) as they relate to the application.
Contributions can take the form of:
- Publications, presentations, intellectual property, other knowledge translation activities, etc.
- Awards, degrees, credentials, etc.
- Clinical practice, policy development, etc.
- Specialized training, strategic employment positions, etc.
The contributions that you choose to share should be directly relevant to the grant application, and should demonstrate how you will contribute to the application at hand.
1.3 Career Contributions
Each Program Leader may update the Career Contributions table that identifies the total number of contributions achieved by the individual throughout their career.
Please include all published publications under the relevant sections (e.g. journal articles, books, etc.). Please do not include publications that are in-progress or that have been submitted. Conference publications can take the form of a published abstract, poster, or paper.
Supervisory Experience
Please indicate the total number of students you have supervised over your career (including those you are currently supervising) under the categories listed below. The numbers should reflect only those where you have contributed to the individual's development in a meaningful way (e.g., acted in the role of supervisor or co-supervisor).
- Post-Doctoral Fellows
- Graduate Students
- Clinicians
- Knowledge Users
- Other
- Individuals who you have supervised who do not fit in the above categories (e.g. undergraduate students, volunteers, summer students, etc.) can be included under ꞌOtherꞌ.
- Examples of Knowledge Users: policy makers, patients/care-givers, health-care professionals, private sector partners, etc.
Intellectual Property
Please indicate the total number of intellectual property you currently hold and/or have developed throughout your career.
1.4 Consent
All Program Leaders and the "named" Program Experts on the application must agree to General Conditions and Consent to Disclosure of Personal Information before the Program Leader - Administrative Coordinator can submit the application to CIHR. Note that the Program Leader - Administrative Coordinator of the application will consent in Task #9.
Task 2: Enter Proposal Information
Note: the information is prepopulated from previous stages. Applicants can edit some information as required.
Your title is the way that CIHR identifies your research program. The title that was entered at Stage 1 Application can be modified in the Stage 2 application.
Lay Abstract
Using language accessible to a lay audience, applicants will describe the proposed research, indicating how the proposed research can improve personal health, the health of populations and/or the health delivery system. This information is used by CIHR to inform the public and Parliament about the valuable research supported through public funds (maximum of 2000 characters).
Institution Paid
The Institution Paid cannot change in the Stage 2 application.
Please note that prior to submitting your completed application, the Institution Paid will have access to view a limited number of application fields while your application is in progress.
Certification Requirements
If you are awarded a grant, the necessary certification requirements must be met in accordance with policies on ethical conduct of research. Relevant policies:
- Agreement on the Administration of Agency Grants and Awards by Research Institutions
- CIHR Funding Policies
Note: For further information on research involving human participants and human biological materials, refer to the TCPS 2-2nd edition of Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans.
In order to carry out the proposed research in this application, is an exemption from Health Canada under Section 56 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act required?
Indicate if your proposed research is such that an exemption from Health Canada under Section 56 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA) will be required. Consult the Health Canada website for details regarding obtaining an exemption under Section 56 of the CDSA.
Does this application propose research involving Indigenous Peoples?
Indicate if your application proposes research involving Indigenous Peoples. This information will be used for statistical purposes only.
Applicants whose proposed research will involve Indigenous Peoples should consult Ethics of Health Research Involving First Nations, Inuit and Métis People.
Are sex (biological) considerations taken into account in this proposal?
Indicate if sex (biological) considerations are taken into account in this proposal. For a guide to sex and gender based analysis consult the CIHR website.
Are gender (socio-cultural) considerations taken into account in this proposal?
Indicate if gender (socio-cultural) considerations are taken into account in this proposal. For a guide to sex and gender based analysis consult the CIHR website.
- If yes, describe how sex and/or gender considerations will be considered in your research design (limit of 2000 characters).
- If no, explain why sex and/or gender are not applicable in your research design (limit of 2000 characters).
Containment Level
Definitions of Levels may be found in the PHAC laboratory biosafety guidelines.
Environmental Impact
Proposals will be reviewed for potential impacts on the environment in accordance with the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act.
Provide keywords to describe your program of research, the techniques and the methodologies it will employ and the areas of interest.
Areas of Research
Select the areas of research that best describe your proposal from the list provided.
Select the classifications that best describe your proposal from the list provided.
Select a primary theme classification. Indicate additional theme classifications only if the substance of the grant application significantly overlaps more than one theme. Consult the definition of the four CIHR Themes on the CIHR website for more information.
Suggested Institutes
Select a primary CIHR Institute whose research mandate is related to this application's research area(s) and objective(s). Additional Institutes should only be selected if the substance of this proposal significantly overlaps with the research mandate of more than one Institute.
Task 3: Complete Summary
The applicant(s) are asked to provide a research summary using scientific or technical terms making sure to provide the following information (as applicable):
- The broad goal(s) of the proposed research and clear linkage indicating how they fit the objectives of the funding opportunity.
- A brief overview of relevant background information and/or rationale for the proposed research.
- Specific research aims with a brief overview of the methodology that will be used to address each of the research aims.
- The nature of the core expertise being brought together to address the proposed research. Information may include important collaborations, within or outside of the research community that will be accessed to achieve the outlined research goals.
- Expected outcomes of the proposed research highlighting the significance of the proposed research and how it will advance knowledge and/or its application to health care, health systems and/or health outcomes.
This research summary will be used to match the most appropriate expert reviewers to individual applications. The research summary is provided to reviewers to declare their conflicts of interest and level of expertise, also known as ability to review.
Note: Your completed summary cannot exceed 3,500 characters (including spaces). When cutting and pasting text into the text box, the exact number of characters may vary slightly depending on the type of browser that you are using.
Task 4: Complete Application
Provide a clear and concise summary for each adjudication criterion outlined in the Stage 2 application requirements listed below. In addition, consult the Interpretation Guidelines: Foundation Scheme Adjudication Criteria to obtain additional information on how the application will be assessed by peer reviewers.
Note: You must enter information for each of the following adjudication criteria in the relevant text boxes provided in ResearchNet. The character limits are indicated for each criterion and the limits include spaces. Depending on the software you use, copying and pasting text from a word processor may not match the character count in ResearchNet. The text boxes will not allow coloured text, tables, figures, or images.
4.1: Adjudication Criteria
The following questions are used by the reviewers to assess these criteria. Please address them in your application.
Criterion 1 - Quality of the Program (50%)
This section is divided into two subsections (a) Research Concept and (b) Research Approach. The specific requirements for each subsection are outlined below.
Sub-criterion 1.1: Research Concept (25%)
Limit: 10,500 characters including spaces.
The applicant(s) will be asked to articulate the program of research by outlining the goal, objective(s) and, at a high level, the components of the program of research and potential short-term and long-term impact(s) of the proposed program.
Applicants are encouraged to reflect upon the questions being asked of reviewers when completing this subsection. These include:
- Are the goal and objectives of the proposed program well-defined and well-articulated?
- Is there conceptual coherence within the program of research?
- Are the potential short-term and long-term program outputs significant? Are they likely to significantly advance health-related knowledge and/or its translation into improved health care, health systems and/or health outcomes?
Sub-criterion 1.2: Research Approach (25%)
Limit: 10,500 characters including spaces.
The applicant(s) will be asked to articulate their research approach (i.e., how they will deliver on the objectives of the program of research), including:
- Potential challenges to the approach.
- Mitigation strategies that will be employed to overcome those challenges.
- How progress and success of their proposed research program will be measured against key achievements.
The applicant(s) will not be expected to provide extensive details on established methodologies; however, they should appropriately describe novel/innovative approaches.
Foundation grants are meant to be flexible in order to allow the Program Leader(s) an opportunity to innovate and explore new lines of inquiry. A detailed research design and project-by-project plan for each thematically-linked project in the program of research is not expected.
Applicants are encouraged to reflect upon the questions being asked of reviewers when completing this subsection. These include:
- Is the research approach appropriate to deliver on the proposed program objectives?
- Does the approach allow for flexibility in direction as the program evolves?
- Does the approach include a high-level description of how progress and success will be measured?
- Does the approach include a plan for identifying potential challenges and applying appropriate mitigation strategies?
Criterion 2 - Quality of the Expertise, Experience and Resources (50%)
This section will include information required to assess the Quality of the Expertise, Experience and Resources. This section is divided into three subsections: (a) Expertise, (b) Mentorship and Training and (c) Quality of the Support Environment. The specific requirements for each subsection are outlined below.
The Foundation CV(s) will also be used as part of this assessment.
Sub-criterion 2.1: Expertise (20%)
Limit: 10,500 characters including spaces.
The applicant will be asked to outline, at a high-level, the collective expertise, experience and resources being assembled, and how it is appropriate to ensure the delivery of the objectives of the proposed research program. This includes:
- The expertise and experience (disciplinary, professional, or methodological) of the proposed Program Leader(s), as well as Program Expert(s) (e.g., researchers, technicians, knowledge-users, partners, patients and trainees, etc.).
- The level of engagement (e.g., time commitment and contribution) of Program Leader(s).
- As applicable, the commitment (cash or in-kind) from interested or engaged knowledge user(s).
- The coordinated roles of the Program Leader(s) and any Program Expert(s) in the oversight and management of the program of research.
- A plan to seek out expertise (new Program Expert(s)) based on the anticipated future needs of the program of research, as it is expected that the Program Experts may evolve over the duration of the grant, based on the needs of the proposed program.
Applicants are encouraged to reflect upon the questions being asked of reviewers when completing this subsection. These include:
- Does the applicant(s) have the appropriate expertise and relevant experience to lead and manage the proposed program of research, considering its objectives and scope?
- Is there an appropriate complement and level of engagement and/or commitment from key Program Expert(s) and (as applicable) applicant partners?
For any knowledge translation approach, the applicant should have the relevant knowledge user(s) identified. In some cases, the appropriate knowledge user(s) is critical to achieving the desired impact of the research program, and, its ultimate success; hence, an integrated knowledge translation approach may be appropriate. Such an approach would require a commitment to a genuine relationship with the relevant knowledge user(s). Knowledge user(s) may be responsible and accountable for the application/uptake of the program outputs.
A commitment (cash or in-kind) from interested or engaged knowledge user(s) is not an absolute requirement, but can be reasonably expected depending on the nature and type of knowledge user. In some cases, the financial commitment may support a critical step towards the application of the program outputs.
Sub-criterion 2.2: Mentorship and Training (20%)
Limit: 7,000 characters including spaces.
The applicant will be asked to articulate a mentorship and training plan including:
- An outline of training goals, learning opportunities, and key activities.
- Appropriate mentoring/training approaches in relation to the proposed program of research and research field.
- The rationale for the proposed training approach.
- Potential challenges of the mentorship and training plan and a strategy for identifying and mitigating these challenges.
- How progress and success will be measured.
Applicants are encouraged to reflect upon the questions being asked of reviewers when completing this subsection. These include:
- Does the research program include a comprehensive mentorship and training plan for building capacity and positioning students, trainees, knowledge-users, emerging scholars and/or new/early career investigators for successful research careers and/or other career paths in non-academic health-related fields?
- Does the proposed plan demonstrate an appropriate approach for meeting its objectives in relation to the program of research and the research field?
- Does the plan include a strategy for identifying and mitigating potential challenges?
Activities and collaboration with individuals from non-academic spheres is an important consideration. Non-academic professionals benefit from both interactions with and access to research resources, and training on use of these resources. The reverse is also true.
Sub-criterion 2.3: Quality of Support Environment (10%)
Limit: 3,500 characters including spaces.
The applicant will be asked to outline the resources that they currently have in place to ensure the successful delivery of the research program objectives, including:
- Physical infrastructure (and/or other types of infrastructure such as consortia, professional networks, etc.)
- Support personnel
- Equipment
- Specialized facilities
- Supplies
Applicants are encouraged to reflect upon the questions being asked of reviewers when completing this subsection. This includes:
- Is the described environment(s) appropriate to enable the conduct of the program of research and to manage and deliver on the objectives and key components of the proposed research program (e.g., research, knowledge translation, mentoring/training) through the provision of, or access to, the required infrastructure?
4.2: References
This sub-task is designed to capture any references you cited within your application (e.g. your bibliographic information). A standard reference style is required – APA or a similar format. Please note that information included in this section cannot exceed 7,000 characters including spaces (approximately 2 pages).
Note: When cutting and pasting text into the text box, the exact number of characters may vary slightly depending on the type of browser that you are using.
4.3: Attachments
Allowable attachments
All attachments pertaining to your research proposal must be included in the "Attachments Task" found under the Complete Application Task in ResearchNet. All attachments must adhere to the guidelines for attachments on the Acceptable Application Formats and Attachments.
The following attachment will be permitted:
- Figures supporting your application (maximum 2 pages)
Note: Be sure to label your figures. Legends should be succinct and should not contain detailed information pertaining to methods.
Task 5: Identify Application Partners (Optional)
This task collects information on all Partners involved in your application. Partnership contributions can be a combination of cash and/or in-kind contributions. There is no upper limit on partner contributions to a program of research.
Information Required from Partners
A signed letter of support from every partner must be uploaded in ResearchNet at the time of application for all cash and/or in-kind contributions. The letter should include specific incremental cash or in-kind contributions being provided in support of the proposed research.
A dollar value will need to be estimated for a partnersꞌ in-kind contribution. For example, typically Knowledge Translation would be considered in-kind funding as there is a value associated with the task. Details of the contribution will also need to be entered into the budget subtask in the partner information section in the budget details subtask.
To enter partner information on ResearchNet, access the Identify Application Partners task and:
- Click "Add a Partner".
- In the small textbox on the left, click the search icon. A search tool will appear.
- Type the partner name, or a portion of the name, and click search.
- The search will display results and narrow itself as more information is typed.
- To facilitate search, enter "%" before and/or after your keyword.
- Select the partner name from CIHR's prepopulated list.
- If the partner does not appear, select "Other".
- Enter the required field to create a new organization record.
- Repeat these steps for every partner on the proposal.
To upload partner letters of support:
- From the Identify Application Partners task root menu, select "Manage Attachments" and upload the PDF document.
- Repeat these steps for each partner.
Task 6: Enter Budget Information
Within this section, the applicant will be required to outline their budget request and justify that the requested resources are appropriate to financially support the proposed research program as described in the application.
Information on eligibility of expenses and employment under grants is found in the Tri-Agency (CIHR, NSERC & SSHRC) Financial Administration Guide, Use of Grant Funds. Please also note the following:
- Applicants will not be expected to provide detailed, line-by-line breakdowns of their budget request within the budget categories.
- All amounts entered in the budget section must be totals for the entire duration of the grant (not yearly amounts).
- For the Foundation Scheme, the period of support is 5 years for New/Early Career Investigators and 7 years for all other applicants.
- All amounts indicated in the budget should be in Canadian dollars.
- Information such as cost quotations or letters of support are not required as part of the application, and may not be attached to this module.
6.1 Research Funding History
Applicants will be provided their baseline funding amount based on their funding history. This information will be considered as part of the evaluation of their request. If the budget request exceeds the baseline amount, a justification for the additional amount requested must be provided in section 6.4 Justification.
- For applicants with prior CIHR Open funding history, this amount has automatically been generated for you based on your identified eligible Open funding history.
- For applicants with no prior CIHR Open funding history, you will be contacted by CIHR and provided instructions on what to submit in order that your baseline can be calculated.
6.2 Complete the Budget Request
Within this section the applicants are asked to indicate and justify the required amounts to support their proposed program of research. CIHR expects that the budget request for the program of research be consistent with the Program Leader's established budget baseline, as calculated by CIHR. Any increase above the calculated baseline amount will need to be justified by the applicants.
Applicants will be required to:
- Enter the requested amount for each budget category.
- Each amount must be rounded to a multiple of $1,000;
- If a category does not apply, the field can be left blank.
- Justify the amount requested within each applicable category (maximum 900 characters) in the context of the requirements of the proposed research program with a concise, high-level description of what the funds will be used for.
- The expectation of the budget request is that it is a reasonable estimate that takes into consideration the needs of the program of research and any anticipated changes in requirements over the term of the grant.
- The sum of all of the budget categories (total requested budget) must add up to a multiple of $25,000.
- CIHR will disburse funds in equal yearly instalments.
- Individuals paid from grants are not employees of CIHR.
- The budget must include the applicable provincial and federal taxes and should be calculated using the after-rebate tax rates. After-rebate tax rates are available on the Canada Revenue Agency website.
Information on the Budget Categories
This section provides a brief overview on the budget categories and what may be included within the respective categories.
- Research Staff:
- All research staff (research associates, assistants, technicians, etc.) should be determined by the work required for the research and the corresponding technical needs.
- Salaries for Program Leaders cannot be paid from the grant.
- Release time allowance may be requested to facilitate the participation of a Knowledge-User in the proposed research program. The eligible cost is limited to $50,000/year/individual/grant. Persons receiving release time allowances are not considered CIHR employees.
- Trainees: Costs related to the training and mentoring of trainees, students and Knowledge-Users (e.g., stipends, salaries, benefits) are to be included in this section.
- Consumables: CIHR grant funds may be used to cover only the direct costs of research (materials and supplies, services, travel for research activities, etc.) and may not be used for indirect costs.
- Non-Consumables: Funding for equipment may be requested for this competition. Equipment is defined as any item (or interrelated collection of items comprising a system) of nonexpendable tangible property, having a useful life of more than 1 year and a cost of $2,000 or more, which is used wholly or in part for research. Maintenance and operating costs of equipment are also eligible expenses.
- Knowledge Translation: Costs associated with dissemination of research results such as manuscript publication, travel for knowledge translation activities (e.g., conferences), etc. are to be included in this section.
- Other: Costs associated with any other expenses related to the proposed research program that are not covered in the above categories are to be included in this section.
Expectations for budget requests:
CIHR expects that the budget request for the program of research be consistent with the Program Leader's established baseline, as calculated by CIHR. This means that:
- Applicants with an existing CIHR Open Funding History:
The budget request should be consistent with the budget baseline established by CIHR based on funding (from Open Grant Programs) that the applicant has held in the past. The average amount of CIHR Open funding, held as Nominated Principle Applicant, will be used to establish the baseline amount for the Foundation Scheme Stage 2 application. Any request that exceeds the baseline amount will require additional justification in section 6.4.
- Applicants with no CIHR Open Funding History:
The budget request should be justified in the context of the budget baseline established by CIHR. The applicant's past funding history (e.g., CIHR Strategic Funding, NIH) will be used to establish the baseline amount for the Foundation Scheme Stage 2 application. Any request that exceeds the baseline amount will require additional justification in section 6.4.
- New/early career investigators:
Budget baselines will be calculated for new/early career investigators in the same manner as above. However, it is recognized that new/early career investigators may not have enough of a funding history to establish a meaningful baseline. Therefore the budget request may exceed the established baseline amount. Any request that exceeds the baseline amount will require additional justification in section 6.4.
- Applicants who are Applying Jointly (Multiple Programs Leaders)
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Hotel Capriolo - Livigno
Ideally located in the city center of Livigno, near the ski lifts and the trekking routes, the Hotel Capriolo is the right base for a pleasant ski holiday in this renowned tourist destination in the heart of the Alps.
This welcoming family hotel in Livigno features many amenities including complimentary wired and wireless Internet access, bar, TV room, indoor pool for adults and children, solarium, Internet Point, secretarial services, tour assistance, and free outdoor parking. A ski shuttle is complimentary and in addition for snow fans, this ski-in/ski-out hotel features ski lessons, ski storage, and a ski equipment rental shop on the premises.
At the restaurant you will taste local specialties, and the bar is perfect for a drink with your friends. For pampering moments and sheer relaxation there is also a full-service spa with a hot tub, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, face and body treatments, and massages. Advanced reservations are required for massages. Child care is available for a fee.
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Hotel Capriolo - Livigno
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 23 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
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Travelling with others
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- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only)
- Restrictions apply *
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle *
- Free extended parking
- Free ski shuttle
In the hotel
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Free full breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Indoor pool
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- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
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- Sauna
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- Front desk (limited hours)
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- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in common areas
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Sofa bed
- Sofa bed size single
- Premium bedding
- Individually furnished
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Plasma TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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WELLNESS has massage/treatment rooms. Massages are available on the beach and in the spa; other services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, and sports massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and reflexology. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
Guests under 14 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Ski-in/ski-out access
- Ski passes available
- Free ski shuttle
- Ski storage
- Ski lessons on site
- Ski equipment rentals on site
- Cross-country skiing on site
- Snowboarding on site
On Site
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Free bicycles on site
- Playground on site
- Ski lessons on site
- Ski equipment rentals on site
- Cross-country skiing on site
- Snowboarding on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
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Hotel Capriolo - Livigno's small print
Also known as
- Capriolo Livigno
- Hotel Capriolo
- Hotel Capriolo Livigno
- Capriolo Hotel Livigno
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Guests under 14 years old are not allowed in the health club.
Guests under 14 years old are not allowed in the spa.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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Self parking costs EUR 5 per day
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There will also be a Hunger Games Tribute Guide featuring the 24 participants in The Hunger Games. Readers can follow the Tributes' journey from the Reaping to the Games with a look at highlights along the way – The Tribute Parade, Training Center, interviews and more. The book will feature exclusive information about each Tributes' strengths and weaknesses, their weapons of choice and experience in the Capitol before entering the arena.
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According to a news release from Weaver Police Lt. Charles Plitt, A 20-year-old Anniston man, a 22-year-old Anniston man, and a 17-year-old male juvenile were arrested on charges of robbery first degree. The three are currently being held in the Calhoun County Jail on $25,000 cash bond.
The charges stem from an incident occurring June 1 at about 3 a.m. Police have released no other details, citing an ongoing investigation.
In a post on the Weaver Police Facebook page dated June 22, Plitt said an incident similar to the June 1 home invasion happened at about the same time in Anniston, but that police did not believe it was the work of a "serial rapist."
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In this artist's sketch, P.E.I. Sen. Mike Duffy, a former member of the Conservative caucus, testifies at his trial in Ottawa on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015.
Lawyer takes Duffy painstakingly through family ties, grandfather was Legislature Speaker, parents spent lives here, siblings still here
P.E.I. Sen. Mike Duffy says former prime minister Stephen Harper appointed him and other previously non-partisan people to the Senate to help the Conservative party's image and attract voters.
"What they were trying to do was put people in the Senate who would, in effect, provide third-party validation of Stephen Harper as someone Canadians can trust," Duffy told Ontario Justice Charles Vaillancourt, noting that in 2008, many voters were still unsure about Harper.
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It was the first time Duffy has spoken publicly since he stood briefly to plead "not guilty" to the 31 charges of fraud, breach of trust and bribery back when the trial started in April.
The 69-year-old is much thinner now and so is the crowd in the courtroom, much of the excitement around the affair having evaporated with the October electoral defeat of the Conservative government.
Duffy has long waited to tell his side of the story on his contested living and office expenses and the clandestine $90,000 he received from Harper's chief of staff Nigel Wright to repay some of those claims.
Duffy has maintained that he was railroaded by Harper's staff into repaying the claims, when he never thought he had done anything wrong.
"Nothing in my life ... has been simple or straightforward," Duffy told his defence lawyer, Donald Bayne, at one point.
Top 5 Things to take away from Mike Duffy's testimony
That Harper saw Duffy as a political tool is central to one aspect of the defence's case. A large portion of the charges relate to travel expenses that involved political fundraisers and other partisan activities and the defence argues Duffy was expected by the prime minister to do that work.
Earlier in the trial, a photo was entered into evidence with Harper's inscription: "One of my best, hardest-working appointments ever."
Other senators appointed at the same time as Duffy included fellow broadcaster Pamela Wallin and Patrick Brazeau, former national chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples.
Duffy recounted a meeting with Harper in December 2008, when the prime minister asked him if he would sit in the Senate for Prince Edward Island.
Duffy suggested he represent Ontario instead, because that's where he lived most of the time.
"I said, going in for P.E.I. would not be popular," said Duffy. "I'm from P.E.I., but many people will complain I'm not of P.E.I."
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But Duffy said Harper "was bound and determined it was going to be P.E.I.," and was satisfied that the cottage the TV host owned in Cavendish made him qualified to represent the Island in the Senate.
When an academic suggested in an interview with The Guardian that Duffy was not qualified because he wasn't actually "resident" in the province, Duffy said the prime minister's office and the Senate leadership assured him he had nothing to worry about.
That constitutional qualification is not being challenged at the trial, but Duffy has hinted that he was told he might lose his seat if he didn't go along with the prime minister's office's face-saving plan to have Wright repay his expenses.
In other words, he was not bribing anyone to pay back his expenses, as the Crown suggests, but the operatives were threatening him.
The defence strategy on the first day of testimony was to build a portrait of a man with: solid ties to Prince Edward Island; a long, successful journalism career with no experience running an office; chronic health problems that made him vulnerable to pressure.
Bayne began by taking his client painstakingly through his family ties to the Island. Duffy's grandfather Charles Gavan Duffy, for example, was the Speaker of the provincial legislature. His parents spent their lives there and his siblings are still there.
Duffy outlined how he parlayed a TV gig as a teenager into a newspaper job at age 17. He then moved into radio and wangled his way to Ottawa and eventually a job with the CBC.
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That's when his first marriage began to fall apart, which he blamed on overwork. He lost his children. He slept poorly, started to drink too much, piled on pounds.
"I was pretty depressed," Duffy said in response to a question about his mental health.
Still, Duffy's career continued upward. He was eventually hired away from the CBC to host a CTV show called "Sunday Edition." He met his current wife Heather while working there.
He spent 20 years with the network before receiving the invitation from Harper to sit in the Senate in late 2008.
Duffy is expected to testify for at least the next few days.


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Steak-N-Shake Chili
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 6 hrs
I grew up eating at this fast-food restaurant and then it suddenly disappeared. Now they are back and their hamburgers and shakes are just as good as they ever were. Their chili cheese fries are delish! Of course, now I only eat at this restaurant on special occasions!!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 1 1⁄2 lbs ground beef
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 (10 ounce) can French onion soup
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons cumin, ground
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper
- 2 teaspoons cocoa powder
- 2 (14 ounce) cans kidney beans, drained and rinsed
- 1 (6 ounce) can tomato paste
- 1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
- 1 cup cola (Coca Cola or Pepsi)
- Brown ground beef along with salt in oil. Drain meat and return to crockpot. Put soup in blender and blend for 1 minute. Add all other ingredients, including soup, to crockpot. Let simmer on low for 6 hours or on high for 2 hours.
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AWFUL. Nothing even close to Steak and Shake chili. Whomever wrote this recipe obviously has never been to on. don't waste your time and money on this recipe thinking you are getting chili that tastes anything like the chain Steak & Shake.
OMG! Sorry but this is nasty. I had to throw it all away. So, F- if there is such a thing. At least you tried. But, your taste buds are wacked. LOL!
Made this , followed recipe exactly. Sorry guys but its wrong do to one MAJOR ingredient, the cola is all wrong it made the chili SWEET, Steak-n-Shake chili is NOT sweet . It is my favorite chili next to homemade except for tonights supper when this recipe ruined both of my favorite chili's. Now I'll have to spend at least 30 minutes to try to salvage this pot of chili to get rid of the sugary taste. And for all who try this recipe leave out the cola and maybe try coffee instead because the" real thing" (Coke) wasnt the answer


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As Father's Day approaches, my heart is overwhelmed with a sense of bitter sweetness. It is at this time that Video Letters will be re-released through Vision Maker Media at the request of my three grown daughters. Our hearts are in mourning at the loss of their father Marvin (featured in Video Letters) as we lost him in the fall of 2012. My daughters miss him intensely. It was through Video Letters that they were able to reconnect with the blessedness of having a father and it is through Video Letters that they will always be able to see him and feel the love that he had for them.
In recent years, we have all reconnected on several levels. My oldest daughter was able to have him present at her college graduation and at the birth of her second son. The second oldest child was able to spend some very valuable and quality time with him fishing and hanging out in "father/daughter" time. The youngest of the three was able to rekindle her relationship with her father via phone conversations and solicit fatherly support during the time her husband was deployed in Afghanistan.
We are all sad at his untimely death but grateful for the time and opportunity that we were able to have with him. As always, Marvin was gracious and accepting of my husband and I of his wife. We shared quality time as a blended family and we truly considered everyone FAMILY.
Ironically, the one place that he fought so hard to get away from, was where he met his untimely death. I am sad, with Father's Day approaching, that my children (once again) will not be able to share it with their father. It was the one thing that they so longed for all of their childhood but on the same note, I am grateful that with VIdeo Letters other children will be able to connect with their mothers or fathers and find balance in this world, the same way that my children did. I am grateful because I know that with this sadness comes great joy, the joy of knowing that Video Letters will let the world know my children's father and what a wonderful human being Marvin Poor Bear was.


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Hell Hath No Fury Like an Army Chief Scorned
Another day, another scandalous allegation.
The Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government woke up to yet more embarrassment Monday with an interview in The Hindu of the soon-to-retire army chief, General V.K. Singh, in which he alleged he was offered a bribe of 140 million rupees ($2.73 million) to clear the purchase of military vehicles.
Gen. Singh said a lobbyist for an unnamed equipment supplier to the Indian Army offered him the money to clear an order of 600 "sub-standard vehicles of a particular make." He also claimed that 7,000 of the vehicles were already in use in the Army and "had been sold over the years at exorbitant prices with no questions asked."


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