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Enjoying the recording of the previous release - REQUIEM - so much, BATHORY decided to quickly enter the studio to capture once again the intensive power of that album.
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Islamic Ruling Party in Turkey may be Banned
The banishment movement has the backing of the Kemalist elite and military. In the past, any effort to impose a greater Islamic identity on Turkey was viewed as an attack against Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's reforms. Turkey has basically been a functioning democracy with the military as the enforcers of democracy in the mold of the cult-like figure of Kemal. The military has done coups in the past against perceived threats.
The court has also outlawed parties before including parties in the mold of the AKP such as the National Order Party, Welfare Party, and the Virtue Party. Plus, most of the judges on the bench (more than needed to outlaw the AKP) were appointed by the Kemalist former president.
The court could very well outlaw the AKP, ban the leaders from politics, and perform a "soft coup." The military would then make sure a CHP Kemalist administration takes over. This will subside any rising Islamism in Turkey for now but as history has shown it will come back.
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- turkish man said...
first of all, correct name is JUSTICE and DEVELOPMENT PARTY. Turkish peoples are trusting this party. Because of the 22 july elctions result. its about % 47, if this may be banned turkey's take a damage economicaly, politicaly etc.
- Catholicgauze said...
Turkish Man,
the Islamic word is an adjective to describe the AKP so I was rigt on the name.
You are correct that they did when the election as hyperlinked.
- Goethe said...
If I interpret your earlier election map correctly, the AKP appears to have garnered the largest number of votes. Thus, it would be odd for a democratically elected party to be outlawed. However, if the party that comes to power has as its aim the overthrow of the system that allows a free political process, it would be suicidal to allow it to rule. Maybe the Turkish supreme court could declare unconstitutional some of the practices that the AKP is trying to insinuate, e.g., the wearing of headscarves in public institutions. That's what the French have done, another determinedly secular nation.
- Ali said...
The AK Party is trying to bring true democratic reform to Turkey and get rid of the elite army judicary power nexus that has dominated Turkey for the past 80 years.
They want to give religious women, Kurds, Laz, Armenians, and Greeks rights that they have been denied by overly nationalistic governments in the past, and bring Turkey closer to European norms of freedom of expression. I think you would be very supportive of their reform package if you took a closer look at it.
As for banning the headscarf, a woman should decide what she wants to wear, just as a Kurd should be able to decide what language his child is taught in, just as an Alevi should be able to call himself an Alevi.
Judicial meddling was not something that I thought this blog would support.


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Cane says: "This man has secrets, deep dark secrets. Maybe he's got a stash of money hidden away. (Wouldn't that be grand!) Or maybe he's got another girlfriend stashed away somewhere. With him you never can tell. Your best bet? Dive right in and cross-examine him every chance you get. You've got to press him and use your best judgment to figure out if he's telling you the truth."
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Cane says: "This guy is suspicious of you. He doesn't trust you. He doesn't even trust himself. His biggest problem is that he's trying too hard to impress, precisely because he doesn't trust you or himself. The best strategy with this guy is to flatter him, tell him he's terrific, and then you'll enable him to calm down a bit and be himself."
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Cane says: "This man has a nutritional deficiency of some kind. He may be nice, kind, considerate, even loving. But he's not getting his B vitamins. Try to help him. Make sure he doesn't eat too much sugar. You're going to have to be a nurse until he recovers and makes more impressive lip prints."
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Cane says: "This man is a dandy. He cares more about the way the stock market is going than he does about the women in his life. While you powder your nose, he'll have his nose in the Dow Jones index. A good catch, if you can find some way to get him to stop talking about himself — and his investments."
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Cane says: "This man is out to impress. He likes you more than you know. But he's a bit of an introvert. In other words, you're going to have to help him come out of his shell. But when he does he'll be a terrific lover and a very romantic one at that."
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Cane says: "This is a mama's boy. If he's also an only child watch out. His mother will be jealous of you all her life. Round shaped lip prints suggest a Freudian oral fixation. He's either still in the oral stage or he's more concerned with himself than anyone else. These print makers are narcissists."
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Cane says: "This fellow don't know when to stop. He gets one idea and goes with it. Like an explorer who wants to climb Mt. Everest, he'll want to start off on some great expedition or start some new venture at the drop of a hat. You'll have to ground him in reality now and then, but a dreamer is better by far than a boring type who never does anything new or different."
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Cane says: "A normal man by every standard. This guy is the fully developed person every woman desires. He's got time for you, his job, the kids, and his family. What more could a girl want?"
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QR codes have more applications than many of us realize. By scanning the QR code on the cover of a publication called the "Spring River Chronicle," readers can listen to the print newspaper. With fewer people finding time to read these days, a newspaper that reads to its readers could prove popular.
In this region, the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway, Inc. (UDSB) has generated a QR code for use in its print-based advertisements to provide information about New York State Route 97.
The UDSB traverses the western borders of Orange, Sullivan and Delaware counties along a 70-mile stretch of the Delaware River. Primarily an information shortcut, the QR code is available to any byway community or business that would like to raise awareness about the state-designated scenic highway corridor.
Accessing QR codes requires a mobile phone equipped with a camera. Users must download a reader application that scans the QR code image to retrieve the information. Once scanned, a mobile landing page is displayed. The page created for the UDSB by Dorene Warner, creative director of W Design of Barryville, NY, is formatted to accommodate a variety of layouts for different devices.
The UDSB landing page currently provides basic information about the byway. For now, it serves primarily to point users to the main website, which breaks the byway into five sections ranging from Port Jervis to Hancock, and provides information on historic sites, museums, businesses, dining and lodging options and more.
Continuing in its efforts to embrace modern communications technology, the non-profit UDSB, Inc. has applied to the FY 2012 Federal Highway Administration's National Scenic Byways Program for a grant to pursue an electronic marketing campaign that would include the development of a fully comprehensive mobile application.
The expanded application would upgrade the current content and database to offer a website, which would also enable locating regional assets and businesses on Google maps, thereby providing access to such information while traveling and allowing users to easily find a wide range of offerings along the UDSB.
Laurie Ramie, acting executive director of the Upper Delaware Council, also noted that the grant project would enhance the social and economic vitality of the Upper Delaware River Valley, a key goal of the 1986 River Management Plan.
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Morgan Stanley's $5 Billion Stress Test Game
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Morgan Stanley (MS) is in sharp disagreement with the results of the Federal Reserve over how much the company would lose if a terrible recession were to begin this year.
Diverging estimates of losses during an immediate and severe economic downturn are important, given Morgan Stanley's relatively low pass rate in the 2013 stress tests .
Overall, the Fed projects Morgan Stanley would lose about $20 billion in a financial crisis, pushing the bank's Tier 1 common equity ratio as low as 5.7%, just above the 5% level needed to remain well-capitalized, under regulatory guidelines.
In contrast, Morgan Stanley projects its overall losses would be just $12.6 billion, with a minimum Tier 1 common ratio of 6.7%, under the Fed's stressed economic scenario.
But the difference in calculations may hinge on how Morgan Stanley discloses accounting adjustments similar to the ones that helped the standalone investment bank through the crisis and which continue to cloud its earnings.
Most of the calculations by the Fed and Morgan Stanley match up, however, there is a $5.1 billion difference in what each test sees as the bank's revenue in a stressed economy.
While Morgan Stanley pegs its pre-provision net revenue at $6.3 billion under a stressed scenario, the Fed sees just $1.2 billion in revenue.
As a consequence, the Fed and Morgan Stanley match up on calculations of trading losses and loan write-downs, but see vastly figures on the bank's overall earnings
As it turns out, the $5.1 billion figure is also about equal to a confusing piece of accounting, which helped to reduce Morgan Stanley's losses during the 2008 financial crisis.
The divergence may hinge on debit valuation adjustments (DVA) and credit valuation adjustments (CVA) that Morgan Stanley records on its earnings statements, and which swung to a $5 billion benefit at the 2008 crisis peak.
The adjustments allow banks to book revenue when their credit spreads widen on eroding investor confidence. It reverses in good times, meaning banks like Morgan Stanley have seen very large negative hits to revenue as investor trust increases. The potential gain is equal to the amount a bank would gain if it bought back all of its debt at discounted prices, and what it would lose if buying debt back at higher prices.
Banks like Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs (GS) , Bank of America (BAC) , JPMorgan(JPM) and Citigroup(C) all began recording adjustments in 2007, after opting into the what's called the Fair Value Option , which forces lenders to mark-to-market many assets and liabilities.


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- 2 ripe avocados, cut into small cubes
- In a nonreactive bowl, whisk together the olive oil, mayonnaise, lime juice, sugar and cumin; season with salt and pepper.
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TUCUMCARI — The New Mexico Finance Authority and the governing body of the Ute Water Project reached an agreement Wednesday for a $2 million grant to help fund the initial stages of the proposed project.
Much of the money will go toward engineering services, which include rounds of public meetings at towns and cities involved in the project, preliminary design, and special studies related to project feasibility, said Eastern New Mexico Rural Water Authority Project Manager Scott Verhines.
The board has also requested $1.7 million in the current legislative session to help continue engineering allocations.
The group approved Albuquerque engineering firm CH2M Hill as contractors for phase one of the project at Wednesday's meeting. The proposed project would pipe water from Ute Lake to kitchen sinks and shower heads in Quay, Curry and Roosevelt counties.
Portales Mayor Orlando Ortega said dollars being spent now are part of the total cost of the project, estimated at upwards of $300 million. He said a recent tax and water-rate increase passed in Grady, and recent water-rate increases in Melrose and Texico are evidence the plan is moving forward and eastern New Mexico municipalities are serious about funding the project.
He hopes federal officials catch wind of that seriousness this year, as the longer the federal government waits to approve funding the more expensive the project becomes.
Officials hope the federal government funds 80 percent of the project.
"Three or four years down the road and this is going to get away from us — we won't be able to afford it," Ortega said.
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The Sidewinder was based on an original sketch by the renowned stylist Mark Allen, who at the time was only two years out of school. Today he's head of design at Jeep, Dodge's sister division, with a number of award-winning Chrysler Group designs to his credit.
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I have had concerns with my inablity to pump milk. Yesterday I stopped by a store that has lactation speciailists on hand. I was talking to her about how I cannot pump enoug somtimes to keep up with ds. She told me that I should be pumping ATLEAST 6-8 oz each time I am away from ds. I am lucky if I can get 2.5 oz (which I have heard that is normal). So why would she tell me I should be pumping more and should I be pumping out more?
Her suggestion is to continue with my Fenugreek and pump after EACH feeding again, like I did when ds was a newborn.
Will this help increase my pumping supply? If so, how long do you think it will take? Do you think it should be better after 2 weeks? She suggested that if it does not work I should rent a hospital grade pump and do the same thing of pumping after each feeding.
DS is 6.5 mo old and I initially wanted to continue bf until 12 mo, but now I am wanting to go until he is 15 mo.
Also, I have started a "purer" form of fenugreek that the health store specialist suggested to help increase my supply. I am taking 2-750mg capsules 3 times a day and drink between 90-110 oz water a day.
The only reason I think my personal supply is low is b/c ds' diapers are not AS wet as they used to be. He still makes about 4-5 wet disposables a day and his bowel movements are about every other day. I cut down on his solids to see if he would nurse more, but he is nursing the same as before we started.


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Unified Services Streamline System Management
Cisco Voice Provisioning Tool, part of the Cisco Unified Communications system, is a unified set of provisioning interfaces and services designed to make the initial setup and ongoing administration of Cisco Unified CallManager and Cisco Unity faster, easier, and more efficient. Cisco Voice Provisioning Tool provides a system-level approach to telephony management by combining the most common user attributes from multiple Cisco Unified CallManager and Cisco Unity servers. This simplified interface can maximize administrator productivity by enabling them to manage routine administrative tasks such as moves, adds, and changes from a single console.
By providing a single point of entry for administrators, Cisco Voice Provisioning Tool:
- Creates a simple, workflow-based environment that makes managing IP communications deployments more intuitive
- Intelligently tracks Cisco telephony and messaging user data across multiple servers, sites, and clusters on the network, even those running different software versions
- Allows extensive use of templates, decreasing the number of fields that require manual entry and dramatically reducing administrative errors
For network troubleshooting, the Cisco Voice Provisioning Tool unified interface allows system managers to rapidly and easily view all of the data associated with any subscriber or phone in the network. Role-based access delivers added security by enabling managers to grant different permission levels to system administrators and providing audit logs that track which administrators made changes to records, when, and what changes they made.


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Over the last several years I have tested and used a few of MEElectronics IEMs and they have stood up to the test of time. So when they reached out to ask my opinion of their new dual driver IEM I accepted the challenge. While not all their IEMs are as perfect as a picky person like myself would like, they certainly deliver a great sound in relation to your investment. Of all the ones reviewed I still use the A151s, the A161Ps and have now added the M-Duo's to my list.
I received the M-Duo's mid summer just before I headed off on vacation so I now have almost 2 months testing them, which makes me feel more than prepared to discuss them. Dynamic drivers typically provide a fuller bodied sound signature with less detail, precision and speed than balanced armatures deliver. Nevertheless throw in a dedicated tweeter and woofer and they can deliver a very fun sound signature.
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We accept and pay more claims than any other home warranty company in the nation – that's $3 billion in the last 10 years.
A service contract that covers the repair of replacement of important home system components and appliances that break down over time, a home warranty can help save you money.
Breakdowns are inevitable – home system components and appliances simply wear out over time. Unlike most homeowners insurance, a home warranty covers the repair or replacement these crucial items when they break down due to normal wear and tear, saving you money.
We have provided affordable protection against inevitable home system component and appliance breakdowns for over 40 years. Our network of independent, pre-screened home service professionals is the largest in the nation, ensuring you're never far from award-winning service.
A home warranty plan from AHS takes the unexpected expense out of home repairs. When a covered item breaks, here's what you do:
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Santa Claus to make Cathedral Square appearance
Cue the saxophone. Santa Claus is coming to town.
The Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival rolls out the red carpet for the big man in the red suit on Dec. 8. »Read Full Article
Divino, Palermo Villa's replacement, is open
Divino Wine & Dine, the restaurant replacing Palermo Villa, has begun serving its menu of pizzas and Italian dishes.
It opened quietly last week, at 2315 N. Murray Ave. Co-owner Dean Cannestra said Divino's liquor license came through on Friday, so they decided to open the doors. With just passers-by and word of mouth, Divino had a good crowd for its soft opening, he said. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Natalie Portman tops Forbes' list of most cost-effective movie stars
And a "Black Swan" shall lead them: Natalie Portman tops Forbes magazine's list of "best actors for the buck" - Hollywood stars who bring in much more than they get paid.
The list, posted Wednesday on Forbes' website, uses data Forbes gathered on actors' paydays to calculate how much the stars' last three movies earned at the box office per dollar of pay. »Read Full Article
Video: The Concert Corner - The best concerts of the year
Last week I put together a list of my personal picks for the 10 best sets I reviewed in Milwaukee for 2012. This week, I'm answering questions about it, starting with CineStars' Brittany Umar for our final Concert Corner video chat of the year.
Perfektenschlage, accusational opposition disorder and other TV word play from Wordnik
At the Wordnik blog, Angela Tung has handed out her Best of Word Soup 2012 huzzahs for "interesting, hilarious, ridiculous, and sometimes NSFW words from TV this year.
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We all know that Michigan is a beautiful state and home to some pretty amazing places, but are we home to any "wonders of the world?" Travel website Virtual Tourist is on a quest to find the 8th Wonder of the World, and several Michigan spots are in the running.
Below see a roundup of the Michigan destinations up for the title and vote for your favorite here from now through September 30th.
What do you consider the "8th Wonder of the World?" Tell us in the comments below.
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
Empire, Mich.
Michigan's Sleeping Bear Dunes Lakeshore encompasses a 60 km (35 mi.) stretch of Lake Michigan's eastern coastline, as well as North and South Manitou Islands. The Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park was established primarily for its outstanding natural features, including forests, beaches, dune formations and ancient glacial phenomena. Michigan's Sleeping Bear Lakeshore also contains many cultural features including an 1871 lighthouse, three former Life-Saving Service/Coast Guard Stations and an extensive rural historic farm district. Learn more about the Sleeping Bear Dunes here.
Frankenmuth, Mich.
Willkommen. In German it means welcome. In Frankenmuth, Michigan's Little Bavaria, welcome to family time, welcome to playtime, welcome to Christmas time all year long. It's a place with horse-drawn carriages and covered bridges, riverboat cruises and world famous chicken dinners, big water parks and small-town strolls. Frankenmuth is the perfect place to simplify the agenda and spend the whole day with family. Frankenmuth is a place to enjoy the simple things in life. More information can be found on Frankenmuth's website and in the video below.
Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
Grand Rapids, Mich.
One of the world's most significant botanic and sculpture experiences, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park serves more than a half-million visitors annually. Meijer Gardens was recently ranked in the top 100 most-visited art museums worldwide by Art Newspaper, the leading publication in global art news. The 132-acre grounds feature Michigan's largest tropical conservatory; one of the largest children's gardens in the country; arid and Victorian gardens with bronze sculptures by Degas and Rodin; a carnivorous plant house; outdoor gardens; and a 1900-seat outdoor amphitheater, featuring an eclectic mix of world-renowned musicians every summer. The internationally acclaimed Sculpture Park features a permanent collection including works by Rodin, Oldenburg, Moore, Bourgeois and Plensa, among others. Indoor galleries host changing sculpture exhibitions with recent exhibitions by Picasso, Degas, di Suvero, Borofsky, Calder and Chadwick. Click here for more information.
Soo Locks
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
The Soo Locks have already been referred to as one of the great wonders of the world and are still the largest & one of the busiest waterway traffic systems on earth! Watching huge vessels pass through the Locks is a unique experience that cannot be seen anywhere else in the United States! The Locks consist of two canals and four locks that allow vessels of many types/sizes to safely traverse the 21-foot drop in elevation of the St. Mary's River between Lake Superior and Lakes Michigan and Huron. From viewing decks, you can watch "Lakers" and "Salties" (ocean-going vessels) as they travel the seaway between ports and navigate the rise/drop of the water levels. More information can be found at the Soo Locks website.
Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area
Saugatuck, Mich.
The Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area is a 173-acre tract of magnificent duneland along the Lake Michigan shore owned by the City of Saugatuck. The land is home to several species of rare plants, birds and animals, and demonstrates the unique geological and ecological features of Great Lakes dunes. It's freshwater parabolic dunelands are designated by The National Trust as one of the 11 most endangered ecosystems in the world. The Natural Area is open year round and guided walks are held every Saturday morning at 10 am from May 25, 2013 to Sept 14, 2013.
Head over to the 8th Wonder of the World contest page to cast your vote today!


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This is the fourth post in a series that showcases the formerly shoe-obsessed Wayne's shoe collection. Commentary by Wayne himself: How many men do you know have Dr. Scholl sandals? I bought them from an online store out of Munich, Germany way back in the Spring of 2001. I also bought these from Atelier Fusaro: A pair of Berkemann sandals. These were recommended to me by the U.S. division of Dr. Scholl's, Brown Shoe, who has refused to sell the traditional Dr. Scholl's to men over here. … [Read more...]
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Lina A. CroteauMarch 20,2013
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BERLIN Lina A. Croteau, 98, of Woodridge Nursing Home, died peacefully March 18, 2013, at Central Vermont Medical Center surrounded by her loving family.
Lina was born April 19, 1914, in Barre, Vt., the daughter of Joseph and Maria (Monti) Catto.
She graduated from Goddard College in 1931.
Lina married Roger E. Croteau on Aug. 20, 1935. They made their home in Barre, and had three sons.
During World War II, Lina worked for the Office of Price Administration until it terminated. Then she worked for the state of Vermont Highway Department, Right-of-Way Division, for about 25 years, retiring in 1977.
Lina was a member of St. Monica Catholic Church and Catholic Daughters of the Americas.
Lina loved spending time with her children and grandchildren. Her hobbies included playing tennis, cooking and baking cookies for the grandchildren. She was an avid bridge player, loved square dancing, enjoyed reading, loved to travel and work with flowers.
She lost her husband and best friend after 57 years of marriage in 1992.
Survivors include sons Robert J. and wife Karen Croteau, of Vail, Colo., Gary and wife Sharon Croteau, of Grand Isle, Vt., and Brian Croteau and his companion, Alice Bartlett, of Graniteville, Vt.; five grandchildren, Lea Croteau, Christine and husband Dr. Robert Lobel, Craig and wife Jennifer Croteau, Kim and husband Ken Danforth, and Kelly Croteau; two great-grandchildren, Jennings Lobel and Jake Croteau; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Lina was predeceased by her parents and her sister, Velia Warnes.
A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at St. Monica Church in Barre on Friday, March 22, 2013, at 11 a.m.
Friends and family may call at the Pruneau Polli Funeral Home, 58 Summer St., Barre, on Thursday, March 21, 2013, from 6 to 8 p.m. Additional parking is available across the street at St. Monicas parking lot.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. Monica Parish, 79 Summer St., Barre, VT 05641.
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RBC taps Barclays in fixed income sales
Canadian investment bank RBC Capital Markets has hired again from Barclays as it looks to grow its UK fixed income footprint under the newly-appointed head of the business Sian Hurrell.
Tom Millar joined RBC this week as head of UK and Ireland liability driven investors and banks rates sales. Millar, who will be based in London, was most recently at Barclays for 13 years, where his last role was head of UK and Ireland banks and LDI rates sales.
Millar will report to Hurrell, a rates specialist who joined RBC last year from Royal Bank of Scotland as head of fixed income and currencies sales. Hurrell was promoted to European head of fixed income and currencies earlier this year, a person familiar with the situation said.
RBC has refocused its fixed income business in the past year, closing its European government bond trading platform last summer during a difficult period for fixed income sales and trading.
It later hired Mike Foster, previously at Credit Suisse, as global head of central bank sales and Alastair Hollingdale as head of European rates trading from Brevan Howard.
Jonathan Hunter, RBC Capital Markets' global head of fixed income and currencies, told Financial News last year that Europe was a key part of the bank's global FIC business, and that it would continue to develop "focused capabilities in the region that play to our strengths as a firm".
The fixed income market remains challenged, however, with several bulge bracket banks including JP Morgan, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank reporting double-digit percentage revenue declines in their fixed income, currency and commodities divisions during the first quarter of this year.
Earlier this week, Financial News reported that RBC had also hired a team of telecoms analysts from Barclays, as part of the second phase of its investment banking expansion in Europe.


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BSC VITA Program Volunteers Give 330 Hours to Income Tax Assistance Project
Thirteen Bluefield State College Accounting Club students and two BSC accounting faculty donated 330 hours and prepared approximately 350 income tax returns to area residents through this year's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service.
In addition to federal income tax returns, and state tax returns from West Virginia and Virginia, VITA volunteers also assisted in the preparation California, North Carolina, Illinois, Ohio, and New York state returns.
The BSC VITA volunteers offered free tax assistance throughout February, March, and April (until the April 15 filing deadline). "Volunteers alerted taxpayers to special credits and deductions with items like credit for the elderly and sale of residence," William Goodman, BSC associate professor of accounting, noted.
"Our students enjoy the satisfaction of helping others, and many people find this service very meaningful because it helps them to complete their tax returns in a way that's comfortable for them," added William Bradberry, BSC assistant professor of accounting.
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This project aims to build a girl's dormitory in the largest town in a Togolese district. As many Togolese families do not believe that education for their daughters and sisters is a worthwhile investment, at a very young age girls find themselves in situations in which they lack any control. Families rarely think of girls as valued members of the community. This mindset, combined with extreme rural poverty, often results in girls being subjected to child trafficking or forced marriages (where girls are exchanged for money, goods or animals).
When families are unable to support their daughters financially to go to school or leave their villages, girls find other means to receive financial support. It is common for girls to meet older men who can support them financially, but at a price. Perhaps the girl will receive a room and food to eat but she will also be subject to the desires of the man at all times, leaving her little time to study, and giving her little agency in making wise decisions that would protect her from early pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, or HIV/AIDS. Furthermore, with only one high school in the geographically huge district, many girls from distant villages lack the means to move into town to attend high school. Discouraged by this lack of opportunity, they usually drop out of school and find themselves in one of the above-mentioned circumstances.
The girl's dormitory constructed for this project will house 38 girls each year who would otherwise be subjected to the above conditions. In the right environment these girls will succeed—they are intelligent, motivated and strong. The goals of the center do not stop with the 38 girls living there yearly—the girl's dormitory will serve as a tangible reminder to the community that girl's education is a worthwhile goal, worthwhile enough to have a large compound devoted to it.


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On Thursday, November 15, 2012 Laurier will open its doors to 110 grade 5 & 6 students from Wilson Avenue Public School in Kitchener. Through a community outreach event organized by the Laurier Sociology Students Association (LSSA), students from Wilson Avenue will have the opportunity to witness university life firsthand, and will be given the chance to start thinking about their future, and realize that a university education is well within their grasp.
In addition to learning about higher education, students will participate in an interactive mini lecture from the Laurier JUMP program, and take a tour of the campus. Wilson Avenue students will listen to short presentations from undergraduate students who are balancing academics with extracurricular activities. It is hoped that this positive role-modeling will have an impact on young students current and future educational choices.
This event has been made possible by sponsorship from Dean of Arts Office, CICDA, LSSA, and the Sociology department.


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Units: About 6,000
Manufacturer: The Gymboree Corp., of San Francisco, Calif.
Hazard: The swords can break, creating a sharp point, which poses a laceration hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: Gymboree has received 11 reports of the sword breaking. No injuries have been reported.
Description: This recall involves a toy pirate sword with SKU number 140025491-GYS049. The SKU number is printed on the price tag above the bar code. The sword is made of plastic, and has a gold-colored handle and a gray plastic blade. The sword is about 19 inches long.
Sold at: Gymboree stores nationwide and its Web site from August 2007 through September 2007 for between $12 and $15.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the swords and return them to any Gymboree store for a full refund. Consumers also can contact Gymboree to receive instructions on returning the swords via mail.
Consumer Contact: For further information, contact Gymboree toll-free at (877) 449-6932 between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. PT Monday through Friday and between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. PT Saturday, or visit the firm's Web site at www.gymboree.com
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