text:
Home /
Our Sources / About Us
/ FAQs /
Advanced Search
Not what you're
looking for? Try an advanced search.
Official citation and/or docket number and footnotes (if any) for this case available with purchase.
Learn more about what you receive with purchase of this case.
District of Columbia Court of Appeals.
April 23, 1998
APPEAL FROM THE SUPERIOR COURT, RUSSELL F. CANAN, J. [712 A2d Page 483]
Before Farrell, and King, Associate Judges, and
BURNETT,[fn*] Associate Judge of the Superior Court of the District
of Columbia.
[fn*] Sitting by designation pursuant to D.C.Code § 11-707(a)
Appellant Amy K. Davis was convicted by a jury on three counts, burglary in the first degree while armed, threats, and possession of a prohibited weapon (flammable liquid). On appeal, appellant contends (1) that the evidence at trial was not sufficient to convict her of burglary in the first degree while armed because her actions did not constitute an "entry," and even if there was an "entry" there was not sufficient evidence of the required intent to commit a crime at the time of the "entry" into the premises; and (2) that the trial judge's giving of the Winters instruction shortly after the jury started deliberating was coercive and caused the jury to return guilty verdicts. *fn1 [712 A2d Page 484]
We reject each of these contentions and affirm.
Taking the evidence in the light most favorable to the government and drawing all reasonable inferences in its favor, Blakeney v. United States, 653 A.2d 365, 369 n. 3 (D.C. 1995) (quoting Gayden v. United States, 584 A.2d 578, 580 (D.C. 1990)), the evidence was as follows. Early in the a.m. on April 20, 1995, appellant Davis complained to police officers that she had been robbed and the man had fled into 1249 Wylie Street, N.E. When the police went to that house, Pauline Broadnax invited them in to look around. A man came down the stairs and the police questioned him outside the house. At first, Davis claimed that he was with the man who had robbed her, but later changed her story and admitted that he had been with her before the robbery. The man denied any involvement. Further, Davis gave inconsistent versions, eventually telling the police the man had run down an alley and discarded her purse in the alley. During her rendition Davis became so excited and boisterous that the officers threatened to arrest her for disorderly conduct. They finally took a report of her complaint but did not arrest anyone, and gave her a ride to the area of her home in the vicinity of Georgia Avenue and Lamont Street, N.W.
Later on April 20, 1995, shortly before 6:00 p.m., Davis returned to the area of 1249 Wylie Street, N.E. Yvette Benson testified that she was watching some children playing in front of Sophia Wright's house in the 1200 block of Wylie Street, N.E., when she saw Davis walking down the street towards Pauline Broadnax's house. Davis, as she passed Ms. Benson, told her to "get the kids in the house. I'm getting ready to set that bitch (sic) house on fire." Benson testified that Davis was carrying a blue antifreeze container and a bottle of clear liquid with a sock hanging out of it. After Benson took the children in the house, she went to the back of the 1249 Wylie Street, N.E. house and looked into the alley where she saw a crowd of people gathered. She then saw Davis throw a flaming Molotov cocktail into Pauline Broadnax's house.
Sophia Wright was at home on Wylie Street, N.E., while the children under Benson's supervision played in front of her house. Ms. Wright related that Benson then sent Wright's children into the house because of a problem in the street. Benson exclaimed that there was "a young lady outside getting ready to set Lady on fire" and tried to calm down her "kids who were screaming and hollering." Shortly thereafter, Wright saw appellant Davis chasing Pauline Broadnax in front of her house with a blue antifreeze container in her hand and heard her telling Broadnax she was going to burn her with "this gasoline."
Pauline Broadnax testified that she heard a commotion at the back of her house and, while partially dressed, went to the stairs leading downstairs and looked towards the kitchen. She heard Davis yell, "[t]ell those bitches to come out here 'cause I'm going to burn this motherfucker down." Ms. Broadnax ran back upstairs to finish dressing and then returned downstairs, where she saw a puddle of liquid on the kitchen floor and William Coleman standing in the puddle pouring water on the floor. Broadnax could smell gasoline and saw Davis "stick her hand through my grille (sic) . . . to pour what was ever (sic) in the antifreeze bottle onto the kitchen floor." She then saw Davis throw a match, a Pepsi bottle, and an antifreeze jug into the house. The kitchen was immediately engulfed in flames and Mr. Coleman's pants leg and shoe caught on fire.
William Coleman testified that he had been sleeping on the couch in the living room when he heard a commotion in the back of the house. He went towards the back to the kitchen and saw Davis open the rear door, which was broken and unlocked, by reaching through the locked security gate and pushing it open. He then heard Davis yell, "[W]here is those motherfuckers? Tell them bastards, motherfuckers, come on out. I'm a burn — I'ma (sic) burn they ass up." He testified that he attempted to calm Davis down but she squeezed a blue antifreeze can through the security gate and began to pour liquid that smelled like gasoline onto the kitchen [712 A2d Page 485]
floor. He further testified that Davis threw two bottles with gas in them through the security gate, but that neither of the bottles was lit. She then asked someone in the crowd for a match, lit the match, and threw it into the house. Coleman testified that the kitchen then erupted into flames, and that his pants and jacket caught on fire, but he was able to put the fire out. He heard the defendant yell "[b]urn motherfuckers. Let that motherfucker burn." *fn2
Appellant contends that her conviction for burglary in the first degree while armed must be reversed as the evidence failed to show that she entered Pauline Broadnax's house. Even if she did, she argues that she lacked the specific intent to commit a crime therein at the time of the entry. Neither contention is persuasive.
Davis first argues that she never entered 1249 Wylie Street, N.E., asserting that the closest she got was standing at the security gate of the residence, from which — the government's evidence showed — she reached through the gate and poured flammable liquid into the dwelling. Davis argues in effect that "entry" under the burglary statute requires the whole body to have passed over the threshold or through the doorway. We reject this definition of the word "entry" as did the court in Edelen v. United States, 560 A.2d 527 (D.C. 1989). While Davis contends that the court's discussion of the meaning of the word "entry" in Edelen was dicta, we do not agree. The focus in Edelen was different, but the discussion of the meaning of "entry" was an inextricable part of the decision in that case.
In Edelen, the appellant had argued on appeal that because he forced the complaining witness into her apartment at gunpoint "steps ahead and seconds before" him, he could not be convicted of burglary in the first degree because the complaining witness was not "in" the apartment at the time the series of events began resulting in the criminal charges against him. Edelen, 560 A.2d at 528. His ancillary argument was that "entry" under the burglary in the first degree statute occurred when he approached the complaining witness outside her door and at that time the apartment was vacant. In essence, then, the issue in Edelen was the point in time at which "entry" occurred. The court held that entry did not occur until the instant Edelen crossed the threshold of the complainant's house, at which point the complainant was already inside. Id. at 529-30. It was in this context that the court stated, "Entry . . . is established by the penetration into a dwelling or similar edifice by any part of the defendant's body or by any instrument inserted into the edifice by the defendant to gain entry," id. at 528, and that "entry" took place when Edelen's "foot first crossed the threshold." Id. at 530. The court's discussion of the meaning of "entry" in short, was more than simply dictum. *fn3 [712 A2d Page 486]
Under the definition of "entry" established by Edelen, the evidence in this case enabled the jury reasonably to infer that Davis entered 1249 Wylie Street, N.E. First, she did so by reaching through the security gate to open the wooden door, her hand then penetrating the dwelling. Second, she reached her hand through the open space in the gate with the antifreeze jug in it to pour fluid contained in it onto the kitchen floor. Third, the jury could permissibly infer that when Davis threw two other bottles into the kitchen, she reached her hand through an open space in the security gate to do so. From this evidence, the jury could reasonably find that Davis's hand and a part of her arm crossed the threshold through the security gate and a sufficient part of the doorway entrance on three separate occasions, constituting an "entry" within the meaning of the burglary statute. *fn4
Davis also argues that even if the evidence established an entry, there was insufficient evidence that at the time of the entry she had the specific intent to commit a crime therein. To the contrary, Davis's repeated threats toward the people in the house were sufficient to allow the jury to infer that she intended to start a fire and injure the occupants. Once the fire engulfed the kitchen and William Coleman's pants, jacket and a shoe were on fire, Davis's simultaneous statements ("burn motherfucker" and "let that motherfucker burn") revealed unmistakably her intent to inflict bodily harm on Coleman, Pauline Broadnax and other persons then within the house. *fn5
The case went to the jury at about 4:30 p.m. on August 14, 1995. The next day at about 12:10 p.m. the jury sent a note indicating that it had reached a partial verdict and at about 12:30 p.m. the jury reported its verdict on seven (7) of the twelve (12) counts, finding appellant guilty of threats to injure Pauline Broadnax, and not guilty on six (6) other charges. The jury then returned to the jury room to deliberate on the remaining charges. At the end of the day, the jury sent an additional note stating that they were deadlocked and asking for further instructions. The trial judge denied the defense motion for a mistrial and decided to give the Winters instruction over defense counsel's objection. *fn6 He called the jurors in to excuse them for the day and told them that they would be given additional instructions the next morning.
The next morning he gave them the Winters instruction and they resumed their deliberations. At the end of the day, at about 5:40 p.m., the jury was brought in and returned a verdict of not guilty against Davis on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon (flammable fluid), against William Coleman. The judge then told the jury, "I know you've worked long and hard on this [712 A2d Page 487]
case, but your job is not yet done." He asked them to report back the next morning.
On August 17, 1995, at about 2:40 p.m., the jury returned verdicts on the final remaining counts, finding Davis guilty of burglary in the first degree while armed and possession of a prohibited weapon, flammable liquid, and not guilty of arson and destruction of property. *fn7
A trial judge's decision to give the Winters instruction "may be overturned only if, from all the surrounding circumstances, it appears the Winters charge was coercive." Coleman v. United States, 515 A.2d 439, 453 (D.C. 1986), cert. denied, 481 U.S. 1006, 107 S.Ct. 1631, 95 L.Ed.2d 205 (1987). When the judge gave the Winters instruction, the jury had five counts left to decide. After deliberating all day following the instruction, the jury returned a verdict on one of the major counts, assault with a dangerous weapon (flammable liquid), against William Coleman, of not guilty. When the judge made his comment that your "job is not yet done," he was only stating the obvious in excusing them to return the next morning, *fn8 and in no way suggesting how they should decide the remaining charges or that he would keep them deliberating for an extended period of time into the indefinite future until they decided the remaining counts. When the jury returned its verdict on August 17, 1995 at 2:40 p.m. this was almost 29 hours after the Winters instruction had been given, and it is significant to note that the jury returned a verdict of guilty on two charges and not guilty on two other charges. Under these circumstances, there is absolutely no basis to infer that the Winters instruction had any coercive influence upon the jury. *fn8
The trial judge's decision to give the Winters instruction was well within his discretion, and there is nothing in the record to indicate that the verdict was in any way coerced.
Accordingly, appellant's convictions are
Our website includes the main text of the court's opinion but does not include the
docket number, case citation or footnotes. Upon purchase, docket numbers and/or
citations allow you to research a case further or to use a case in a legal proceeding.
Footnotes (if any) include details of the court's decision.
Official citation and/or docket number and footnotes (if any) for this case available with purchase.
Learn more about what you receive with purchase of this case.
LRC, Inc. About Us


text: Bit slow to put this review on as we were in Abingdon Ask a couple of months ago. Family members got together from several parts of the country for my niece's 1st birthday which is of course a very special and important occasion and this location worked well for us all. The restaurant is set in the lovely market town... More

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Home /
Our Sources / About Us
/ FAQs /
Advanced Search
Not what you're
looking for? Try an advanced search.
Official citation and/or docket number and footnotes (if any) for this case available with purchase.
Learn more about what you receive with purchase of this case.
December 8, 2011
KINGSTON HOSPITAL AND BENEDICTINE HOSPITAL, PLAINTIFFS,v.KATHLEEN SEBELIUS, IN HER OFFICIAL CAPACITY AS SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD ASSOCIATION, DEFENDANTS.
I. Introduction
Plaintiffs Kingston and Benedictine Hospitals commenced this action
against defendants Kathleen Sebelius, in her official capacity as
Secretary of Health and Human Services ("Secretary"), and National
Government Services Blue Cross/Blue Shield Association ("NGS"),
pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1395oo, seeking judicial review of the
Secretary's denial of reimbursements for costs associated with offsite
training of residents during fiscal years 2000 and 2001.*fn1
(Compl., Dkt. No. 1; Compl., Dkt. No. 1,
1:10-cv-868.*fn2 ) Pending are plaintiffs' motion for
summary judgment and defendants' cross-motion for summary judgment.
(Dkt. Nos. 24, 27.) For the reasons that follow, defendants' motion is
granted in part and denied in part, and plaintiffs' motion is
II. Background*fn3
A. Regulatory Framework and Appeals Process
The Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") is charged with administering the Medicare program, which was established to provide health insurance to the aged and disabled. (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 4.) Under the Medicare program, private insurance companies known as fiscal intermediaries ("intermediaries") are contracted to perform payment and audit functions. (Id.)
To receive reimbursement under Medicare, health service providers ("providers") must submit to their assigned intermediary a report at the close of each fiscal year detailing costs incurred and the portion of those costs to be allocated to Medicare. (Id. citing 42 C.F.R. § 413.20.) The intermediary determines the amount of Medicare reimbursement to which the provider is entitled, and issues a Notice of Program Reimbursement ("NPR"). (Id.) Providers may appeal adverse NPR determinations to the Provider Reimbursement Review Board ("Review Board") within 180 days of the issuance of the NPR. (Id.) Absent further action by the Secretary within 60 days, the Review Board's decision is final. 42 C.F.R. §§ 405.1871(b), 405.1875(a). A provider may obtain judicial review of a final decision by means of a civil action brought within 60 days of notification of such decision. 42 U.S.C. § 1395oo(f)(1).
B. Medicare Payment for Costs of Medical Education
Medicare reimburses providers for the direct and indirect costs of graduate medical education. (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 4.) The Medicare statute in place during the relevant period provided for reimbursement for time spent by residents in non-hospital settings where the resident was engaged in patient care activities and "the hospital incur[red] all, or substantially all, of the costs for the training program in that setting." 42 U.S.C. §§ 1395ww(d)(5)(B)(iv), (h)(4)(E) (2000). In promulgating regulations to facilitate the implementation of this statute, the Secretary further required a written agreement between providers and non-hospital sites indicating that the provider bore responsibility for incurring the cost of residents' salaries and fringe benefits as well as compensation for supervisory teaching activities. 42 C.F.R. §§ 413.86(f)(4), 412.105(f) (2000 & 2001).
C. Factual History
In 1983, plaintiffs Kingston and Benedictine-both hospitals in Kingston, New York-jointly established the Mid-Hudson Family Health Services Institute ("Institute"). (Dkt. No. 27, Attach. 4 ¶ 7.) The Institute operated a diagnostic and treatment center as well as an accredited residency program. (Id. ¶ 8.) Between 1983 and 2001, Kingston and Benedictine executed three agreements by which they agreed to, inter alia, cover the Institute's deficits and provide the Institute with adequate cash flow. (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 6.) During 2000 and 2001, the residency program was comprised of approximately 20 residents who divided their time between Kingston, Benedictine and non-hospital locations. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 7.)
On June 8, 2004 and July 8, 2005, NGS, Kingston's intermediary,*fn4 issued its NPR for fiscal years 2000 and 2001, respectively. (Id.) In both NPRs, NGS found that the time spent by Kingston residents in non-hospital settings throughout 2000 and 2001 should not be counted for Medicare reimbursement, resulting in a disallowance of over $1 million. (Id. at 7-8.) On June 18, 2004, NGS issued a substantially identical NPR in relation to Benedictine's reimbursement for fiscal year 2000, resulting in a disallowance of over $550,000. (Id. at 8.)
D. Procedural History
Kingston timely appealed both its 2000 and 2001 NPRs to the Review Board. (Id. at 9.) In light of the similarities between the respective appeals, the Review Board considered both NPRs in a consolidated October 17, 2008 hearing. (Id.) In a September 23, 2009 decision, the Review Board affirmed NGS' disallowance of reimbursement for time spent by Kingston residents in non-hospital settings during fiscal years 2000 and 2001. (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 13.) Specifically, the Review Board found that: the written agreement requirement promulgated by the Secretary was properly prescribed; plaintiffs did not qualify for relief under Section 713 of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003, Pub.L. No. 108-173; and the covenants entered into by plaintiffs between 1983 and 2001 failed to satisfy the written agreement requirement of 42 C.F.R. § 413.86(f)(4). (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 11-12.) The Review Board subsequently affirmed Benedictine's 2000 NPR as well.*fn5 (Id.) Kingston and Benedictine timely appealed the Review Board's decisions to this court on November 11, 2009 and July 15, 2010, respectively. (Id. at 9-10.) These appeals were consolidated into the present action in an Order dated November 18, 2010. (Dkt. No. 18.)
III. Standard of Review
The standard of review under Fed. R. Civ. P. 56 is well established and will not be repeated here. For a full discussion of the standard, the court refers the parties to its decision in Wagner v. Swarts, No. 1:09-cv-652, 2011 WL 5599571, at *4 (N.D.N.Y. Nov. 17, 2011).
Under the Administrative Procedure Act, "a party seeking to upset agency action must demonstrate that the decision was arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law." St. Mary's Hosp. of Troy v. Blue Cross & Blue Shield Ass'n/Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Greater N.Y., 788 F.2d 888, 890 (2d Cir. 1986) (citing 5 U.S.C. § 706(2)(A)). Under the "arbitrary and capricious" standard, agency action may be invalidated if it is not "rational and based on consideration of the relevant factors." F.C.C. v. Nat'l Citizens Comm. for Broad., 436 U.S. 775, 803 (1978) (internal citation and quotation omitted). While review "is to be searching and careful, the court is not empowered to substitute its judgment for that of the agency." Id. (internal citation and quotation omitted). Where an agency has taken adjudicative action, a reviewing court "should accept the agency's factual findings if those findings are supported by substantial evidence on the record as a whole." Arkansas v. Oklahoma, 503 U.S. 91, 113 (1992).
"[T]he focal point for judicial review should be the administrative record already in existence, not some new record made initially in the reviewing court." Camp v. Pitts, 411 U.S. 138, 142 (1973). If the agency has failed to consider all relevant factors, its action is unsupported by the record, or the record is insufficient for the reviewing court to evaluate the challenged action, "the proper course, except in rare circumstances, is to remand to the agency for additional investigation or explanation." Fla. Power & Light Co. v. Lorion, 470 U.S. 729, 744 (1985).
IV. Discussion
A. Validity of Written Agreement Requirement
The first ground upon which Kingston and Benedictine seek to invalidate the Secretary's denial of reimbursement is that the written agreement requirement contained in 42 C.F.R. § 413.86(f)(4) (2000 & 2001)*fn6 is invalid as contrary to law. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 12.) Defendants contend that the Secretary has the authority to implement the written agreement requirement and that the Review Board correctly found the regulation to be properly prescribed. (Dkt. No. 27, Attach. 1 at 12.) The court agrees with defendants.
An agency's interpretation of a statute it is responsible for administering is entitled to deference "so long as it is reasonable in light of the two-step analysis set forth in Chevron, U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Res. Def. Council, Inc., 467 U.S. 837, 842-44 (1984)." Mei Fun Wong v. Holder, 633 F.3d 64, 68 (2d Cir. 2011). The first question under Chevron is "whether Congress has directly spoken to the precise question at issue." 467 U.S. at 842. Here, the precise question is "whether the Secretary may require a written agreement before counting time spent by residents in non-hospital settings." Cottage Health Sys. v. Sebelius, 631 F. Supp. 2d 80, 92 (D.D.C. 2009). While 42 U.S.C. § 1395hh(a)(1) grants the Secretary broad authority to "prescribe such regulations as may be necessary to carry out the administration of" the Medicare program, and 42 U.S.C. § 1395ww(h)(4)(E) directs the Secretary to "establish rules consistent with this paragraph," neither statutory provision speaks directly to the permissibility of a written agreement requirement. The Medicare statute is therefore silent as to this query.
This silence leads the court to step two of the Chevron test, under which an agency's statutory interpretation is only disturbed if it is "arbitrary or capricious in substance, or manifestly contrary to the statute." Mayo Found. for Med. Educ. & Research v. United States, 131 S.Ct. 704, 711 (2011) (internal quotation and citation omitted). The statutory provisions at issue here both mandate that all time spent by residents in non-hospital settings be counted toward a provider's reimbursement calculation if: (1) the time is spent in patient care activities; and (2) the provider incurs all, or substantially all, of the training costs in that setting. 42 U.S.C. §§ 1395ww(d)(5)(B)(iv), (h)(4)(A), (E) (2000). Kingston and Benedictine argue that because the statutes impose only those two requirements, the Secretary's promulgation of a written agreement requirement is inconsistent with congressional intent and contrary to law. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 12-13.)
The Secretary's written agreement requirement, however, reflects a reasonable construction of the Medicare statute. The purpose of the requirement is to, inter alia, "identify the costs of offsite training and to determine whether a hospital seeking Medicare reimbursement . . . paid all or substantially all [of those] costs." Medicare Program: Payments to Hospitals for Graduate Medical Education Costs, 75 Fed. Reg. 71800, 72134 (Nov. 24, 2010) (to be codified at 42 C.F.R. pts. 410-13, 416, 419, 489). With this goal in mind, the Secretary could "permissibly conclude that a written agreement is not a new substantive requirement but a procedural mechanism for satisfying the two statutory requirements." Covenant Med. Ctr., Inc. v. Sebelius,424 F. App'x 434, 438 (6th Cir. 2011). Congress' endorsement of the Secretary's authority to require documentation prior to reimbursement is evident by its mandate that payment not be made unless the provider has "furnished such information as the Secretary may request in order to determine the amounts due such provider." 42 U.S.C. § 1395g(a); see also Covenant, 424 F. App'x at 438. It is entirely reasonable for the Secretary to determine that "the written agreement would improve administrability, and thereby avoid the wasteful litigation and continuing uncertainty that would inevitably accompany a purely case-by-case approach." Id. (internal quotation and citations omitted).
In light of the authority granted by Congress to the Secretary, and the deference owed the Secretary under Chevron,*fn7 the written agreement requirement is neither arbitrary, capricious nor contrary to law. See Covenant, 424 F. App'x at 439; Cottage Health, 631 F. Supp. 2d at 91-93; Chestnut Hill Hosp. v. Thompson, No. 04-1228, 2006 WL 2380660, at *4 (D.D.C. Aug. 15, 2006). The Review Board's determination that the regulation was properly prescribed is therefore affirmed.
B. Sufficiency of Written Agreements
Kingston and Benedictine argue next that even if the written agreement requirement is valid, it was satisfied by their 1983 and 2001 undertakings. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 17-21.) Defendants aver that the Review Board's findings to the contrary are supported by the substantial evidence of the record. (Dkt. No. 27, Attach. 1 at 29.) The court finds merit in both arguments.
In a 1983 undertaking establishing the Institute, Kingston and Benedictine agreed to "jointly and severally guarantee and agree to contribute to the Institute, on at least an annual basis, sufficient funds to meet any annual deficits incurred by the Institute, and to provide an adequate cash flow to the Institute in order to assure the Institute's financial viability." (Dkt. No. 27, Attach. 4 ¶¶ 10-11.) The Review Board found that this undertaking failed to satisfy the written agreement requirement because it: (1) was between hospitals, not the hospitals and non-hospital sites; (2) made "no provision for the costs of the residents' salaries and fringe benefits"; and (3) was "silent relative to the compensation the hospital [was] providing to the nonhospital site for supervisory teaching activities." (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 12.) While Kingston and Benedictine argue that the 1983 undertaking rendered them "effectively responsible for paying" for the residency program (see Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 19), the Review Board's determination that the writing fell short of the specific requirements of the regulation is clearly supported by substantial evidence.
On April 26, 2001, Kingston and the Institute entered into an "Affiliation Agreement" with an effective date of July 1, 2001, and Benedictine left the residency program. (Dkt. No. 27, Attach. 1 at 34.) Because the effective date of the agreement was found to be "six months after the beginning of FY 2001 and after residents were placed into nonhospital settings," the Review Board did not address the writing on the merits.*fn8 Relying on its previous decision in Hallmark Health Sys., PRRB Dec. No. 2008-D4 (Oct. 16, 2007), the Review Board stated that an agreement "which post dates the placement of residents in the nonhospital setting cannot be applied retroactively to establish compliance with the regulation." (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 12.) In Hallmark, the Board read 42 C.F.R. § 413.86(f)(4)(ii) to require that the written agreement be in place "within the relevant fiscal year or before the time that the . . . residents begin their 'rotations.'" (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 3 at 7.)
While the court does not question the Secretary's interpretation of its own regulation as requiring a contemporaneous written agreement, the facts in the record do not support the conclusion that the 2001 Affiliation Agreement became effective after residents were placed into non-hospital settings.*fn9 Kingston's residency program operates on an academic calendar year beginning July 1 and ending June 30. (Dkt. No. 30 at 11.) Because the Affiliation Agreement's effective date was July 1, 2001, it was in place when Kingston residents began their rotations on that same date.*fn10
(Id.) Accordingly, the issue is remanded to the Secretary to determine whether the Affiliation Agreement satisfied the written agreement requirement of 42 C.F.R. §§ 413.86(f)(4) for the period July 1, 2001 to December 31, 2001.*fn11
C. Section 713 Exemption
Finally, Kingston and Benedictineargue that they are exempted from the written agreement requirement by Section 713 of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003, Pub.L. No. 108-173. Defendants contend successfully that the Secretary reasonably construed Section 713, and that Kingston and Benedictine are not entitled to an exemption.
Section 713 provides:
During the one year period beginning on January 1, 2004, for purposes of [calculating the reimbursement owed hospitals for medical residents training in non-hospital settings], the Secretary shall allow all hospitals to count residents . . . without regard to the financial arrangement between the hospital and the teaching physician practicing in the non-hospital site to which the resident has been assigned.
Chestnut Hill, 2006 WL 2380660 at *3. The Secretary interpreted Section 713's moratorium to apply to: "(1) all training that occurred in calendar year 2004"; and "(2) all training that occurred before 2004," if the intermediary determined reimbursability during 2004. Chestnut Hill, 2006 WL 2380660, at *3. Furthermore, the Secretary interpreted Section 713 to require compliance with all aspects of the written agreement requirement other than the financial arrangement between the hospital and the teaching physician at the non-hospital site. Medicare Program; Changes to the Hospital Inpatient Prospective Payment Systems and Fiscal Year 2005 Rates, 69 Fed. Reg. 48916, 49178 (Aug 11. 2004) (to be codified at 42 C.F.R. pts. 403, 412, 413, 418, 460, 480, 482, 483, 485, 489); (Dkt. No. 27, Attach 1 at 23-24.) Based upon these interpretations, the Review Board found that Kingston and Benedictine's lack of a written agreement foreclosed application of the Section 713 exemption. (Dkt. No. 1, Attach. 1 at 11.) Plaintiffs dispute the Secretary's statutory interpretations. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 14-16.)
As discussed above, agency interpretation of a statute is analyzed under the two part Chevron test. Mei Fun Wong, 633 F.3d at 68. Section 713 is ambiguous as to the extent of activity which falls under the "one year period beginning on January 1, 2004." The question therefore becomes whether the Secretary's construction of this language was reasonable. Mayo Found., 131 S.Ct. at 711 (internal citation omitted). In light of the statutory language, reading Section 713 to apply to training that occurred during calendar year 2004 is indisputably reasonable.
Kingston and Benedictine argue instead that the Secretary's inclusion of pre-2004 training for which an intermediary determines reimbursability in 2004 should be expanded to include all pre-2004 training that is before an intermediary during that year. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 15.) While the Secretary's construction may in some instances place more reliance than is ideal on the timing of intermediary decision-making,*fn12 its interpretation of Section 713 is neither arbitrary, capricious nor contrary to law. Mayo Found., 131 S.Ct. at 711 (internal citation omitted).
Lastly, Kingston and Benedictine aver that the Secretary's reading of Section 713 to require compliance with all aspects of the written agreement requirement except that relating to the financial arrangement between the hospital and the teaching physician at the non-hospital site is too narrow. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 15-16.) The plain language of Section 713, however, makes clear that the Secretary's interpretation is entirely in line with the statute. To the limited extent that the statute may be construed as arbitrary, the Secretary's reading of it is eminently reasonable.
Having determined that the Secretary's construction of Section 713 is reasonable, it is apparent that the Review Board properly determined that neither Kingston nor Benedictine qualified for an exemption. The 2000 Cost Reports for both hospitals were settled by NGS in 2004, thereby meeting Section 713's temporal requirement. (Dkt. No. 24, Attach. 2 at 15.) As determined above, however, neither hospital had a valid agreement in place during fiscal year 2000. Kingston's 2001 Cost Report was settled by NGS in 2005, rendering the Secretary's analysis on remand of the written agreement in place between July 1, 2001 and December 31, 2001 irrelevant to the Section 713 analysis. (Id.) Accordingly, the Secretary's finding that neither Kingston nor Benedictine qualified for relief under Section 713 is affirmed.
V. Conclusion
WHEREFORE, for the foregoing reasons, it is hereby ORDERED that plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment (Dkt. No. 24) is DENIED; and it is further ORDERED that the defendants' cross motion for summary judgment (Dkt. No. 27) is GRANTED in part and the Secretary's findings are AFFIRMED as to:
1. The validity of the Secretary's written agreement requirement in 42 C.F.R. § 413.86(f)(4); and
2. The lack of relief available to plaintiffs under Section 713 of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003, Pub.L. No. 108-173; and it is further ORDERED that the defendants' cross motion for summary judgment (Dkt. No. 27) is DENIED in part as to the sufficiency of the April 26, 2001 agreement between Kingston and the Institute; and it is further ORDERED that the action is remanded to the Secretary to answer the following questions:
1. Whether the April 26, 2001 agreement between Kingston and the Institute satisfied the written agreement requirement in 42 C.F.R. § 413.86(f)(4); and, if so:
2. Whether Kingston "incur[red] all or substantially all of the costs for the training program in the nonhospital setting in accordance with the definition of paragraph (b) of this section" as required to satisfy 42 C.F.R. § 413.86(f)(4)(iii) for the period July 1, 2001 to December 31, 2001; and it is further ORDERED that upon a final determination by the Secretary on the question(s) presented on remand, Kingston Hospital may appeal the Secretary's decision, if it so chooses, in accordance with 42 U.S.C. § 1395oo(f)(1); and it is further ORDERED that the parties notify the court upon the Secretary's final determination on the question(s) presented on remand; and it is further ORDERED that the Clerk terminate Benedictine Hospital as a party to this case; and it is further ORDERED that the Clerk provide a copy of this Memorandum-Decision and Order to the parties.
Our website includes the main text of the court's opinion but does not include the
docket number, case citation or footnotes. Upon purchase, docket numbers and/or
citations allow you to research a case further or to use a case in a legal proceeding.
Footnotes (if any) include details of the court's decision.
Official citation and/or docket number and footnotes (if any) for this case available with purchase.
Learn more about what you receive with purchase of this case.
LRC, Inc. About Us


text:
Featured property
Featured property
Featured property
Addison road is one of london's most desirable and affluent residential addresses. this exceptional freehold detached residence has been reconstructed behind the victorian facade…
Wolfe House, 375 Kensington High Street, Kensington, London,…
An impressive three bedroom duplex penthouse apartment with large wrap-around terrace situated in this prestigious new development 375 kensington high street. this eleventh and twelfth…
A fantastic four or five bedroom family house with three reception rooms, a west facing garden and parking for up to four cars
Marzell House, West Kensington, London, W14
A two bedroom apartment within marzell house a few minutes' walk to west kensington underground station, but also within a one-mile radius around the building and you'll…
A substantial five bedroom apartment situated on the first floor of this popular portered mansion block. the accommodation comprises three reception rooms, one of which provides direct…
9 Bedrooms Commercial Property for sale
Fairholme Road, West Kensington, W14
Freehold end of terrace building for sale, the building comprises of 5 x studio apartments, 2 x one bedroom apartments, and 2 x two bedroom apartments, situated over the basement,…
9 Bedrooms Block Of Apartments Flat for sale
Fairholme Road, West Kensington, W14
Freehold end of terrace building for sale, the building comprises of 5 x studio apartments, 2 x one bedroom apartments, and 2 x two bedroom apartments, situated over the basement,…
5 Bedrooms Terraced House for sale
St Mary Abbots Terrace, Holland Park, London, W14
This charming and well appointed house is attractively arranged over only three floors, with the added benefit of off street parking for two cars. the house also has access to a lovely…
Kensington West, Blythe Road, London, W14
This fantastic, extremely spacious 4/5 bedroom family flat, in excess of 2500 sq ft (236.90sq mts) is located on the second floor of this very desirable modern block of flats with…
Palliser Road, Barons Court, W14
An outstanding four bedroom house arranged over four floors within a beautiful period terrace and benefiting from a full refurbishment throughout.
Beaumont Crescent, West Kensington W14
A hidden gem. a superb and truly unique investment/development opportunity to purchase an imposing four storey double fronted victorian residence with approximately 3800 square feet…
£2,675,000 Guide Price
3 Bedrooms Mews House for sale
Napier Place, Kensington, London, W14
A completely rebuilt mews house with three double bedrooms all with en suite bathrooms, the property now also boasts good entertaining space. the house has a double aspect with windows…
3 Bedrooms Mews House for sale
Napier Place, Holland Park, London, W14
Completely renovated by someone who clearly knows the best layout for this style of house. the design makes great use of light from the front, back and even top of the building. (contd...)
£2,650,000 Guide Price
St Mary Abbots Court, Warwick Gardens, London, W14
An elegant five bedroom lateral flat on the first floor with a lift in this popular mansion block, plus a large lock up garage. the flat is well proportioned with five good bedrooms,…
£2,600,000 Offers in Excess of
This is an incredible opportunity to acquire a mixed-use freehold building in a fantastic location. arranged over basement, ground and three upper floors and formerly known as the…
Share with your friends
Marketed by:
Lockett Estates, Fulham
963 Fulham Road
Tel: See phone number 020 7381 4998
Website: Go to Agent Website


text:
Lot #4 Off Taylor Rd Cabot, VT 05647
Listed by Bh Mccullough of Harrington Realty
Call Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty Real Estate for more information.
Lot Size: 11.25 acres
Price/Acre: $4,266
Property Description
Go Off Grid in this location with 11.25+/- acres of wooded land with deeded right of way access off town maintained road. High views from road suggest good potential for the land to also have these views with clearing of Mt Mansfield and Camels Hump. Excellent cell reception available on site. Near trails.
- Property Type: Land
- Zoning: LDR
- Acreage: 11.25
- Lot description: Slight, Sloping, Wooded
- State: VT
- Street: Off Taylor Rd
- Building Number:
- Development/Subdivision: 0
- Zip Code: 05647
- County: VT-Washington
- Town: Cabot
- Area Description: Near Snowmobile Trails
- Elementary School:
- Junior High:
- High School:
- Water: None
- Sewer: None
- Electric: None
- Services:
- Land Restrictions:
- Taxes: $698
The New England Real Estate Network provides Multiple Listing Services (MLS) in the States of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine.
Copyright© 2016 The New England Real Estate Network. All rights reserved. This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The data relating to real estate displayed on this Site comes in part from the IDX Program of NEREN. The information being provided is for consumers personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Data last updated on 12/09/2016.


text:
Max Ernst: A Retrospective.
ERNST, Max.
• Terms • Ask a Question
Place Published: New York
Publisher: Guggenheim Museum
Date Published: 1975
Description: Illustrated with 282 plates, 11 in color, and 33 additional illustrations. 271pp., short 4to, color pictorial wrappers (a bit faded and edgeworn). N.Y.: Guggenheim, (1975). A very good(+) copy.
Comments: Catalogue of an exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum.Binding: paperback
Condition: very good(+)
Language: English
Type: Books
Book ID: 155693


text:
Check in from 14h / Check out prior to 10h
Frithwood House Hotel London: Find photos, reviews, information, amenities and compare prices for 3 stars hotels in London, United Kingdom.
Frithwood House Hotel London provides traditional 3-star accommodation in London. It also offers luggage storage, a wake-up service and on-site parking.
Hotel description
Frithwood House Hotel provides spacious rooms equipped with a microwave, a shower and a refrigerator, plus all the necessities to ensure an enjoyable stay. All boast an en suite bathroom where a hair dryer and a bathtub can be found.
Guests can start the day with breakfast served every morning at the hotel. There is also the added advantage of an on-site restaurant.
Frithwood House Hotel London is within walking distance of Northwood Tube Station, connecting guests with the surrounding area. London Heathrow Airport is a 35-minute drive away.
Hotel features
Restaurant, Refrigerator, Microwave, Hair Dryer, TV, Shower, En suite
Photocopier, Luggage Storage
Bath / Hot Tub
Private Toilet
Availability and Prices
Booking Site
Room Type
Per room
Per night
Per night
Users who viewed Frithwood House Hotel London also viewed these 3 stars London hotels:
Gidea Park Hotel Romford London
115 Main Road, London
115 Main Road, London
Express By Holiday Inn Royal Docks London
1 Silvertown Way, London
1 Silvertown Way, London
The W14 Hotel
16-22 Gunterstone Road, London
16-22 Gunterstone Road, London
Search hotels
based on
92 reviews
Nearest hotels
- Homestay In Watford London
1.9 km
- Homestay In Pinner London
2.5 km
- Homestay In Oxhey Watford
3 km


text:
Bibliographic Details
Title: Wild Dog Running
Publisher: Pocket Books
Binding: MASS MARKET PAPERBACK
Book Condition: Fine
B000MHT4G2 Great condition. Pages slightly browned from age. Pocket Books paperback; s. Bookseller Inventory # SKU1054110
Payment Methods
This bookseller accepts the following methods of payment:
AbeBooks Bookseller Since: June 28, 2005
Bookseller Rating:
Orders usually ship within 2 business days. Shipping costs are based on books
weighing 2.2 LB, or 1 KG. If your book order is heavy or oversized, we may contact
you to let you know extra shipping is required.
Store Description: Online sales


text:
Product Description
Set of Headliner Bows for all 1967-1968 Fastback Mustangs.
Installing a new headliner in your 1967-1968 Mustang Fastback doesn't have to be a chore, especially if you use this Set of Headliner Bows, available today from CJ Pony Parts.
This Set of Headliner Bows will help you secure a new headliner onto your Fastback's roof. The bows easily insert into sleeves on the back side of your headliner. The set comes with three (3) headliner bows and two (2) hooks. Soon enough, your new headliner will be installed and you'll be showing it off to friends and family alike!
In your Mustang's interior, has the adhesive keeping the headliner attached to the roof begun to fail? If you're noticing a sagging headliner, it certainly has. If you want to rectify this situation, check out one of the many Mustang Headliners from CJ Pony Parts!
Order a Set of Headliner Bows for your 1967-1968 Fastback Mustang from CJ Pony Parts today!
Similar Mustang PartsMore Headliners
Installation Instructions
Product ReviewsWrite a review
Product Questions
If I did not mark bows, how do I know which bow goes in which position?
You Might Also Like
CJ's Low Price:$85.99
CJ's Low Price:$40.99
CJ's Low Price:$306.06
CJ's Low Price:$23.99
CJ's Low Price:$13.99


text:
Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk
this wiki
Ad blocker interference detected!
Wikia is a free-to-use site that makes money from advertising. We have a modified experience for viewers using ad blockers
Wikia is not accessible if you've made further modifications. Remove the custom ad blocker rule(s) and the page will load as expected.
|UH-60 Black Hawk
| German GSG-9
U.S. Navy SEALs
British SAS
The UH-60 Black Hawk is an attack helicopter that only appears in Counter-Strike: Condition Zero Deleted Scenes. Its relative, the CH-53E Super Stallion also appears as a moving prop that drops of the Counter-Terrorists at their spawn point in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on Aztec, Dust, and Vertigo.
The Black Hawk is an attack helicopter equipped with several 70mm rockets and a turret. Although it is mainly used for evacuating and rappelling troops, it can be also used to assault opposition. The Black Hawk is widely considered as the counterpart of the Hind.
Black Hawks are very vulnerable to a rocket fired by a M72 LAW. One or two direct hits from it will take the Black Hawk out, as seen (or done) in Alamo and Rise Hard. Because of this, players should always eliminate enemy targets that are wielding the M72 LAW as a first priority.
Condition Zero: Deleted ScenesEdit
They appear in many missions:
- Recoil - One will be shot down, another is seen at the end of the mission
- Drug Lab - Three are seen at the start of the mission
- Downed Pilot
- Building Recon
- Alamo - The player has to protect it from enemy M72 LAW threats until it lands.
- Rise Hard - The Black Hawk will take out the Mi-24 Hind and assist the player in clearing the roof, but will be shot down by a M72 LAW in a scripted event.
- Most Black Hawks in real life have ability to transport 11 armed troopers, are armed with 2 M134 Miniguns on both sides, and are usually utility helicopters instead of attack helicopters, though the attack variant of the Black Hawk also exists.
- In game, the Black Hawk can easily shoot down a Mi-24 Hind. However, in real life, the Mi-24 is much more harder to shot down, due to their thick armor and heavy armament. The Black Hawk is versatile enough to carry air to air missile to counter such threat though.
- The closest counterpart to the Mi-24 in real life should be the Bell AH-1Z Viper.
- The animation of soldiers rappelling down the helicopter is derived from the animation of HECU marines rappelling down from the V-22 Osprey in Half-Life.
- Due to this, NPCs never need to reload and they can spray their weapon when they are rappelling down, regardless if their weapon can be sprayed or not. If the player spawns a hostile NPC at the end of the mission while the CTs are armed with the Scout or XM1014 while they are rappelling down, they are able to fire those weapon in full-automatic mode.
- When you try to spawn a Black hawk using the give monster_apache code, it will instead spawn an AH-64 Apache from Half-Life hostile to the player.
External linksEdit
- Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk at Wikipedia


text:
Check in from 14h / Check out prior to 12h
Motel 6 Findlay: Find photos, reviews, information, amenities and compare prices for 1 stars hotels in Findlay, United States.
Motel 6 Findlay is located in Findlay and is close to the area's tourist attractions. It also offers a 24-hour reception.
Hotel description
Motel 6 Findlay has cosy rooms, furnished to suit the requirements of any traveller.
Those staying at the motel can sit down to a unique dining experience at the in-house restaurant, ideally based for those who want to stay close by at mealtime.
Guests with a car can visit Bowling Green and Bluffton, both within a 30-minute drive of the motel. First Hancock County Courthouse and Hancock County Courthouse are also a short car trip away.
Hotel features
Restaurant, Pet Friendly
24 Hour Reception
Availability and Prices
Booking Site
Room Type
Per room
Per night
Per night
Users who viewed Motel 6 Findlay also viewed these 1 stars Findlay hotels:
Rodeway Inn Findlay
1901 Broad Ave., Findlay
1901 Broad Ave., Findlay
Search hotels
based on
40 reviews
Nearest hotels
- Rodeway Inn Findlay
239 m
- Red Roof Inn Findlay
259 m
- Drury Inn & Suites Findlay
374 m


text:
This retractable brow pencil is so fine that it allows you to create feather like strokes and mimic brow hairs! it stays put all day long and the colour of the dark brown matches my brows perfect! very natural looking! I love that it has a brush on the end as well. It also lasts a very long time even when using it every day! quick and easy brows!
I do like that their are cheaper alternatives for eyebrows, although you will not have 'as sharper edges' as a high end brand. This does tug a bit, but the colour payoff is there and there are enough shades to find the one that works for you.
Have always used high end brow pencils in the past but decided to try this product when I saw it at Shoppers Drug Mart because it looked very similar to the Brow Wiz by ABH. Couldn't believe how much I liked it! It has a spoolie on one side to brush through your brows before or after shaping them with the ultra-fine tip pencil. The pencil is mechanical and you can move it up or down if you find that you've twisted it up too much. The colour dark brunette works well for me.
Finally a great drugstore option for brow pencils! Fills in my brows in seconds and lasts all day even without setting with brow gel. Love the fact that it is an all in one tool with the product on one end and spool on the other.
When I am using this pencil, my brows looks more natural which is unusual when using a brow pencil. I like that a ''brush'' is provided within the pencil. It may not be a lot of product, but it is totally worth the money.
This is the best drugstore Brow Pen I have ever used. I had Wet'n'Wild one and one from Almay.
It comes in 3 shades. Mine is in brunette. The product has a spooly on one end and a thin pencil on the other. It has a fine point tip, that allows to draw nice and precise brow. Also it has smooth and soft texture. The applicator tip is non sharpening, which is great.
It lasts throughout the day, and doesn't smudge.
These reviews are the subjective opinions of ChickAdvisor members and not of ChickAdvisor Inc.


text:
lighting system Applications
Chromatography systems for petrochemical industries
By Dikma Technologies Inc. based in Lake Forest, CALIFORNIA (USA).
Gas monitoring instruments and systems for titanium dioxide
Titanium dioxide is the most important white pigment used in the polymer industry. It is widely used, because it efficiently scatters visible light, thereby imparting whiteness, brightness, and opacity when incorporated into a plastic product.
By Gasmet Technologies Oy based in Helsinki, FINLAND.
Industrial shredders system for metal shredding sector
Metal swarf is valuable and heavy, and often voluminous; Three reasons to separate them into their components. Transportation becomes more efficient with reduced volume where it can then be reprocessed and transformed into cash. With WEIMA technology it is possible to shred all kinds of light metals to include aluminum or magnesium, also copper and brass. Irrespective of profile; tin, foil, long swarf or punching waste.
By WEIMA based in Ilsfeld, GERMANY.
MPP water purification systems for groundwater remediation application
Toxic hydrocarbons in groundwater can be found dissolved in water diffused over the area. At higher concentrations they can be present as DNAPLs (dense non-aqueous-phase liquids) or LNAPLS (light non-aqueous-phase liquids) creating an enduring source of toxic contaminant supply to the water phase.
By VWT Techno Center Netherlands B.V. - MPP Systems based in Ede, NETHERLANDS.
Reliable Shredding Technology for Metal-processing Industry
Regardless of whether your metal waste comes from the metal-processing industry, automotive industry, electronics industry, waste industry or commercial production, we will always offer you the right shredding system for recycling your valuable resources! Metals are important raw materials for the industry and can be repeatedly returned to the recovered resource cycle with very little loss. The recycling of metals saves valuable raw materials and energy as opposed to the new processing of ores. Our sturdy rotary shears that have been tried and tested a thousand times over, reliably and efficiently shred light metals such as aluminium, magnesium, Al-Mg alloys, copper or nickel, as well as harder metals such as iron, zirconium, titanium and sheet steel.
By UNTHA Shredding Technology based in Kuchl, AUSTRIA.
Recycling equipments for ferrous scrap metal shredding & recycling
Ferrous scrap metal includes metals that can be reclaimed for use through traditional ferrous scrap recovery systems. These metals include a wide variety of light ferrous scrap such as sheet steel, 55 gallon drums, white goods, and other forms of loose tin. Heavier ferrous scrap can be processed through the Saturn hammermill line of shredders which also produce a more consistent, higher density shred. Shredders prepare the metals for further separation or directly to end ferrous scrap consumers. Additional Granutech machinery such as the MAC Magnum Logger, or MAC Big MAC auto crusher can compact and densify larger ferrous items reducing transportation costs.
By Granutech-Saturn Systems based in Grand Prairie, TEXAS (USA).
Seawater Biotoxicity monitoring to protect the coastal waters of Italy
By microLAN On-line Biomonitoring Systems based in Waalwijk, NETHERLANDS.
Recycling and processing of WEEE
Next to processing shredder light and heavy shredder fraction the Ad Rem machinery is also capable of processing waste of electrical and electronic equipment. WEEE can be processed on the same machinery as ASR is processed without any modifications. This makes it possible to get more input into the system and therefore costing less per ton.
By AD REM N.V. (Valtech Group) based in Menen, BELGIUM.
High brightness LED (HBLED) for energy/environment sector
By Oxford Instruments plc based in Abingdon, UNITED KINGDOM.
Ultraviolet Disinfection for Oil & Gas Applications
By atg UV Technology based in Wigan, UNITED KINGDOM.
Laser detection solutions for environmental monitoring
By Laser Diagnostic Instruments AS based in Tallinn, ESTONIA.
Wind Energy Meteorology
Aviation Meteorology
Waste gas treatment for the LED industry
Market analysts predict sustained growth in demand in the LED industry. After LED backlighting for the small LC displays of mobile phones and the LC displays of larger screens in the television market, the next potential growth market is the lighting industry: Sales of LEDs in this market in 2012 are almost USD 3.5 billion – thus nearly doubling since 2010. Analysts are expecting a growth of more than USD 7 billion in 2014 and believe that the total market for LEDs should peak at USD 17.7 billion.* A mass market of this scale for LEDs also means increasing emissions that need to be abated by specific waste gas treatment systems at the point of use. In the manufacture of products based on innovative light emitting diode (LED) technology, ammonia and hydrogen are used in large quantities as process gases. The environmental engineers at DAS have recognised this market trend and developed new solutions such as LARCH for waste gas treatment in MOCVD processes.
By DAS Environmental Expert GmbH based in Dresden, GERMANY.
Need help finding the right suppliers? Try XPRT Sourcing. Let the XPRTs do the work for you


text:
Twins, Friends, Ironies, and Connections!
Photos and Story by Gordy Jones Earlier this year, Twins catcher Joe Mauer and his wife, Maddie, announced they were due to have twins in late summer/early fall. Joe is not the only Twin …24 May 13
Local News, Multimedia, Sports - The Local Connection
Wheeler Dealer
Martin Luther College Football 2016
All games broadcast on SAM 107.3 FM
September 17, 1:00 pm, MLC vs Crown
October 15, 1:00 pm, MLC vs WEstminster
November 5, 1:00 pm, MCL vs MacMurray
Photos and Story by Gordy Jones Earlier this year, Twins catcher Joe Mauer and his wife, Maddie, announced they were due to have twins in late summer/early fall. Joe is not the only Twin …24 May 13
Baseball: Maple River 4 St Peter 3, St Mary's 13 LCWM 6, Cathedral 11 Loyola 10 8 inn, Springfield 7 Waseca 4, Nicollet 3 Comfrey/Cedar Mt 1, MLGHEC/Truman 9 NRHEG 7, Glencoe/SL 10 Watertown/Mayer …24 May 13
The Minnesota Lynx set their roster for the coming season. They waived center Shawnice Wilson to get down to the league's 11-player limit. The Lynx went with second round pick Ta'Shauna Rodgers instead of fellow …24 May 13
The Minnesota Wild are increasing the price for season tickets next season. The price is going up an average of 4.5-percent per ticket. Per-game costs range from 23-dollars to 92-dollars. The renewal deadline is Friday, …24 May 13
The Tigers scored four times in the seventh and eighth innings to rally by the Twins, 7-6. Josh Willingham belted a pair of home run and totalled four RBI for Minnesota, which has lost nine …24 May 13
BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Wednesday, May 22: 12:05 p.m. Game 1: No. 4 Minnesota 3, No. 5 Illinois 2 TV: BTN, 3:35 p.m. Game 2: No. 3 Nebraska 11, No. 6 Michigan 2 TV: BTN, …24 May 13
Sub-Section 5A Golf: (B)-1.Ortonville 2.Dawson/Boyd 3.BOLD 4.Canby 5.MACRAY 6.ACGC 7.BLH/Stewart 8.Renville Cty West, (G)-1.Ortonville 2.BLH/Stewart 3.Canby 4.Dawson/Boyd 5.MACCRAY 6.ACGC23 May 13
Four members of Twin Valley Council Boy Scout Troop 25. Brian Longtin, age 13; Glenn Howell, age 16; Jeremy Holm, age 16; and Bennett Carlson, age 12, received this months Hometown Hero Award. The youths …


text:
Salt and Pepper Set Dutch Women Shakers, circa 1930, still have original cork stoppers, hand painted, full figural shakers, 3 1/2" tall, bonnets show crazing. See photos.
Set is shown in Melva Davern Encyclopedia Salt and Pepper Shakers, Second Edition. See photos of other Dutch couples, people and kissers we are selling.
To purchase with MC or VISA please call Drury House Antiques, 802-824-4395 EST
Another shopper has this item in their Cart or Wish List .
Need Help With Your Drury House Order Call 802-824 4395 EST Between 8AM - 8PM
Holiday Sale Starts Now Marked Sale Price is UP-TO 50% OFF or More on 1500 Antiques Clocks, Collectibles Advertising, Jewelry


text: Hey everyone I need a lot of help: I buy a song(s) off the touch through the wi-fi itunes store. The song downloads great and everything and works. But then later if i plug in my ipod it always says its transferring purchases and then stops and comes up with an error that says " Attempting to copy to the disk "C:\" failed. The disk could not be read or written to." The only option is to click ok, so i do. And then it comes up with another error that says "The ipod "Touch" could not be read or written to." And again I click ok. I can't update my ipod because i get those errors. I dont want to restore (although it works when i do) because then i lose 100 songs i bought off the wi-fi store. I have 1.1.3 and the newest version of itunes. I have also contacted apple and they were no help. So any advice is appreciated.


text:
House Boat: "Backpackage" Netherlands Hotel Tip by M.S.FOGG
Netherlands Hotels: 145 reviews and 115 photos
A Boat on the Maas which is made like a simple hostel. The Rooms are very small, no TV, Breakfast included (but I never ate worse) and expensive - a double was 50€, that�s definetely too much. The only good thing is that it�s very good located - 5 minutes walk from the city centre.
Unique Qualities: Breakfast included
Address: Maasboulevard 95; 6211 JW Maastricht
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Directions: Maastricht Port - River Maas
Phone: Tel.: 0031/43-3219023
Price: US$40-80
Theme: Hostel
More Hotels in Netherlands (2)
More Reviews (1)
Been to Netherlands?Share your travels with the world!
M.S.FOGG's Related Pages
""chance will crown me""
- Member Rank:
- 0 9 0 7 4
- 11 Reviews
- 6 Photos
- Add Friend
- Follow
- Send Message
Have you been to Netherlands?Share Your Travels


text:
Wedsnesday I saw Ghostland Observatory at the Austin City Limits Studio, and chatted it up with the KEXP folks after their interview with Lily Allen. They said all of the people who came from Seattle felt right at home, speaking of all the rain over the past two days.
After that I made my way down to Canadian Blast where I caught The Cliks, Holy Fuck and Malajube. Holy Fuck put on a really great show just as I suspected, and I think I'll try to catch them tomorrow as well. I upped a few pics of the show, here.
Saw Tacks, The Boy disaster at 8:00 and then hung out at Antone's for the Merge showcase with Oakley Hall and The Rosebuds. Emo's, Beauty Bar and Red Eyed Fly were all at capacity once I made it back over to Red River, so I opted for Razorlight at Stubb's. Once this week is done I'll review all of the pics, audio and video that I'm getting and put the good stuff into one long Sx wrap-up. For now, I must get a couple hours of sleep.


text:
he Astrology series explores humanity's relationship with the cosmos, and our deep-rooted desire to explain and predict the paths of our lives. It's an ancient belief that the movement of the stars influences our lives on Earth. In these modern times astrology is often looked upon as akin to superstition, although most of us will read our horoscope if it's presented to us. It's interesting to learn that in fact there are proven cases where the stars and planets do affect our lives- for example, Jupiter, with its large mass and gravitational pull, is instrumental in diverting asteroids that would otherwise impact our planet. A more tangible relationship between the stars and ourselves is that every element that makes up our bodies has been manufactured inside an ancient star out there in the Universe. As Carl Sagan famously said, "We are all made of star stuff."
Acrylic and oil
Acrylic painting by Eleanor Buffam
Oil paintingby Eleanor Buffam
Mixed Media paintingby Eleanor Buffam
Mixed Media paintingby Eleanor Buffam
Mixed Media paintingby Eleanor Buffam


text:
Nigerian fast rising Rapper, Reggie who has been overly consistent with his releases from 'Bad Girl' to 'Maame' is back with another bang, a Hip-Hop song which he titles, Sabi Boy which he drops to mark his 20th birthday.
He shows his versatility with his rugged flow and witty punchlines, spitting some cool thrill lines, it's quite obvious he isn't here for jokes but here to stay.
This is to gear you up for the release of his debut mixtape, 'City Of Gold' which is scheduled to drop sometime in May. A track produced by DJ Romzy, Sabi Boy appreciates everybody out there doing good at anything he/she loves. Listen and be amazed by how talented this young lad is.


text:
- Product Details
Make sure your groomsmen knows exactly how much they are appreciated with our Personalised Usher Stern Tankard.
This eye catching tankard has already been engraved with the "Usher" motif to make sure that the men that support you at your wedding are truly appreciated.
And because it holds a full 16oz of any liquid you choose, beer lovers, ale admirers and cider drinkers are all going to be more than pleased to receive this gorgeous gift.
Tell us which two lines of text you would like under the fixed caption for the final finishing touch. You could add each usher's name to a glass and give every one a coordinating gift. Or include a special personal message. Then every glass can be completely unique.
Either way, there's a toast to be had, and it starts with this fabulous gift.
Holds 1 pint.
Measures approx. Height: 15 CM Width: 14 CM Depth: 10 CM.
- Delivery & Returns
We are aware of how important it is for you to receive your gifts in time. Therefore, once you place your order we will process straight away and dispatch as soon as they are ready to go. We usually dispatch all items within 1-3 days however, this may be a little longer during special occasions such as Christmas. If multiple items ordered, we may dispatch items separately or all together, depending on the process.
Hassle Free Returns Policy:
We're sure that you will be satisfied with your purchase and we also understand that sometimes you may want to return. We keep this process simple! Just contact us if you wish to return goods. Please note: personalised, made-to-order and perishable items are non-refundable.
- Ask a Question
Ask a Question
Question about: Usher Stern TankardPlease do not include or disclose any sensitive personal information, password or credit card information in your message. Your personal security is extremely important to us.No questions yet. Be the first to ask the question!
Show more products in Personalised Tankards


text:
Please select your home edition
Europe North
Europe South
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Cruising Northern
Cruising Southern
Marine Business
NZ Boating World
Show Menu
RS500 World Championship day 5
by Heather Chipperfield on 13 Aug 2013
2013 RS500 World Championships RS Class Association
Day five of the RS500 World Championship and and amazing it was! By far the most amazing racing day in the history of the RS500 class! However the Swedish girls were already sure about the title there was a lot to win or loose for the top five.
A big battle between GBR Peter Barton and Heather C., SWE Johan Rook and Malin B., HKG Louis and Campbell and former World Champions Tim and Heather.
The building 4-5bft. western wind gave amazing scenes with capsizes and blow-out all over the fleet. The races were very competitive. The change in positions during the races were amazing.
It was very close, the Hong Kong guys started more to the right and middle during the races to stay safe. But safe is not good enough and the teams that really took risk and choose for the entire left end of the course were gaining. The SWE Johand and Malin, famous about their power and speeds in heavy winds, started of very well and made a good first race with a second place. In race two and three of the day they struggled with the heavier competition in the front and were not able to get the top three-results. Tim and Heather were just enjoying the heavy winds and seemed to just make a fun day of it. At the end the could just hold stable top-five position this day.
Peter Barton and Heather Chipperfield were very eager to win the races of this day to get the second on the podium. Directly after the start they went to the total end of the left side of the course. And this paid out well. They wouldn't give away this feature and decided to stay with this strategy for the whole day. They ended up with a one-one-four for the day and took their second place home.
Tim and Heather ended up third which completed the podium of an amazing event. Top seven need to be mentioned because the level of sailing was very good in the top and were prize worthy.
Johan and Malin (four) showed themselves being very all round in the fourth position and supported the new World Champions with providing the tuning guide they needed.
The 'HongKong'-guys (five)were amazingly fast downwind and overtook lots of boats when they were not in front at the first mark.
Peter and James (six), the heros of the heavy winds, showed themselves being stable in the lighter conditions.
Michiel and Hilde(seven) surprised themselves being fast in stronger winds and stable top 10 overall in the event. They could not meet up with the top six, but were happy in front of all the others.
The event was filled with many different conditions; light wind to heavy winds and choppy waves, flat water and long swells from the east sea. This is what makes the sisters Soderstrom the real World Champions! In every condition they showed the fleet what consistent in the top means! Fast and smart! The real deserved title is for them.
The event was amazing! The organization was just perfect. The race officer did a very professional and good job. Every racecourse was perfectly right and a decision to stop the race when not fair racing was possible was the good decision to make. A lot of thanks to the rce committee for that. Especially thanks to all the volunteers helping us out!
And off course the socials! Brilliant food! great Swedish games! Stunning orange hats at the dutch party day! And what a welcoming bunch of people in the Swedish fleet!
The Swedish fleet, lead by the entire Johansson-family was a pleasure to enjoy this week with. Special thanks to them!
If you want to link to this article then please use this URL: www.sail-world.com/113179
Related Articles
Hotting up at the Star Sailors League Finals
Three light airs races were held for the penultimate day of the Qualifying Rounds in Montagu Bay Nassau.
Three light airs races were held for the penultimate day of the Qualifying Rounds in Montagu Bay Nassau. Getting a good start and having the boat speed to hold a lane was paramount today.
Posted on 2 Dec
MS Amlin International Moth Regatta attracts podium finishers
A fleet of 52 sailors, including two of the top three from last regatta, is set to contest the second annual regatta.
Last year Rob Greenhalgh and Paul Goodison made British sailing proud when they finished first and third. Greenhalgh trailed by one point heading into the final day and then went out and won all three races in dominant fashion to stamp an eight-point victory. Goodison, a member of Artemis Racing for the America's Cup, placed third.
Posted on 1 Dec
Sailing World Cup Final brings the best to St Kilda
Thirty-six nations have registered sailors across a combined 22 Olympic and Invited classes for next week's World Cup
Competitor numbers are predicted to reach 800 across the two competitions - the final stage of the international body World Sailing's six-part Olympic class international circuit that will come to a head at St Kilda for the 11 classes, and the 11 Invited classes.
Posted on 1 Dec
Bid process reopened for new venue for the 2017 Youth Worlds
The Bid process has been reopened after the Israel Sailing Assoc withdrew from hosting the 2017 Youth Sailing World
The Bid process has been reopened after the Israel Sailing Association (ISA) withdrew from hosting the 2017 Youth Sailing World Championships which were due to take place in Akko, Israel in July 2017. World Sailing will accept bids from MNAs interested in hosting the event in July or December of 2017.
Posted on 30 Nov
Battle commences at Star Sailors League Finals
The early exchanges confirmed the amazing quality and depth in fleet, which contains no less than 16 Olympic medallist
The early exchanges confirmed the amazing quality and depth in the fleet, which contains no less than 16 Olympic medallist among the skippers alone.
Posted on 30 Nov
World Sailing lead the conversation at the Yacht Racing Forum
Sailing - sport, technology and nature in perfect harmony was the message delivered by World Sailing CEO Andy Hunt
Sailing - sport, technology and nature in perfect harmony. This was the message delivered by World Sailing CEO Andy Hunt at the opening session of the Yacht Racing Forum in Valletta, Malta that provided the backbone to much of the day's conversations and presentations.
Posted on 29 Nov
Star Sailors League Finals – Opening ceremony at Bahamas
The curtains are about to be unveiled, with the grand Opening Ceremony at Government House of the Bahamas in Nassau
The curtains are about to be unveiled, with the grand Opening Ceremony at Government House of the Bahamas in Nassau at the presence of Her Excellency Dame Marguerite Matilda Pindling
Posted on 28 Nov
Alonso Collantes of Peru wins Sunfish World Championship in Cartagena
What most of these sailors experienced in Cartagena was very different from anything they've ever sailed in before.
What most of these champion sailors experienced in Cartagena was very different from anything they've ever sailed in before.
Posted on 28 Nov
Delta Lloyd Regatta 2017 – Save the date
We have decided to offer disabled sailors a chance to take part in our event by adding the 2.4 mR class.
After the Rio Olympic Games 2016 we are looking into new ways of developing the sport of sailing in terms of formats to offer the highest quality to world class sailors.
Posted on 24 Nov
RS Aeros at Wurstfest Regatta - Overall report
Great to see 13 RS Aeros out joining the established classes at the Wurstfest Regatta at Canyon Lake, Texas, USA.
Great to see 13 RS Aeros out joining the established classes at the Wurstfest Regatta at Canyon Lake, Texas, USA. Unfortunately whilst Texas had all the heat all the wind (and perhaps too much) was in the UK that weekend at the UK's RS Classes End of Seasons event.
Posted on 23 Nov
This site and its contents are Copyright © 2016 Sail-World USA and/or the original author, photographer etc. All Rights Reserved. Photographs are copyright by law. If you wish to use or buy a photograph contact the photographer directly.
If you have any questions about advertising or editorial then please
contact our team
. If you encounter any technical issues then please email
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy


text:
Scheduling WCM Syndication on a specific time
Summary: This article presents the steps on triggering wcm syndication on a mentioned time. With the auto syndication, syndication can only be set up periodically with the time intervals. This article will help to schedule syndication on a specific time which is not on equal intervals.
Steps to schedule Syndication on specific time.
To schedule syndication on a specific time,
This jsp will then be trigerred on the required time using a cronjob which will be called by the operating system.
API code for the jsp.
Create a jsp component in WCM Suthoring portlet and include the below jsp to call the syndication update.
Please find below jsp code to call syndication updates.
Scheduling a cronjob to call the jsp url.
Please find below example on Linux to execute a cronjob to call the Syndication jsp using wget command.
This example executes Url to call the syndication jsp at 11:00 and 16:00 on every day. The comma separated value in a field specifies that the command needs to be executed in all the mentioned time.
00 11,16 * * * wget http://url_to_call_your_jsp_component
00 – 0th Minute (Top of the hour)


text:
6.5% of US consumers shopped during Thanksgiving dinner
And mobile revenue increases year over year on Black Friday, as more shoppers turn to their smartphones, a new study finds.
6.5% of US consumers shopped during Thanksgiving dinner
And mobile revenue increases year over year on Black Friday, as more shoppers turn to their smartphones, a new study finds.
Amazon will launch a store with no checkout lane
Shoppers will scan their Amazon Go app at the store's entrance, and the technology will track which items they pick up and add them ...
Sign up for IRNewsLink and get daily reports delivery to your inbox. Sign Up Now
Sponsored by 2013 Social Media 300
The jeans maker made strides in conversions after addressing shopper complaints in a redesign. But new research shows there's room for improvement, e-commerce business manager Lori Graham told the Internet Retailer Web Design & Usability 2010 Conference.
Lee Jeans has made big strides in improving conversion since redesigning its web site to address consumer complaints that emerged in usability tests. But a recent usability study shows there's still room for improvement, e-commerce business manager Lori Graham told the Internet Retailer Web Design & Usability 2010 Conference audience today in Orlando, FL.
The first round of tests in 2007 by web consulting firm Usability Sciences revealed that only 32% of the mostly female shoppers who came to the Lee Jeans site intended to buy, with 38% researching. What was worse, of those who wanted to buy only 20% succeeded and 71% felt they had failed. 35% of the failures were due to products being out of stock and another 28% from the product not being available at Lee.com.
Those failures left many visitors unimpressed with the site. Surveys showed that while 59% were first-time visitors to Lee.com, 28% said they were unlikely to return and 29% said they were unlikely to recommend the site to friends, Graham told the conference.
Lee took immediate action to address the most glaring issues. It added more products to the site so that consumers could find on Lee.com any item available in stores, which was not the case before. A shop by SKU function was added to help consumers who were trying to shop by the product number they found on a label in a pair of jeans they owned. And the site added additional product images so consumers had more information about the products available.
Those changes generated immediate results. In 2008, revenue from Lee.com increased 98% while traffic went up by only 20%, showing that the conversion rate was going up, Graham said.
But more gains seemed within reach. The company concluded that it could generate an additional $21.6 million in revenue if it could reduce the shopper failure rate, and that sales potential helped persuade management to approve a complete redesign of the web site, Graham says.
The new site went live in April 2009, and performed better on key metrics. For instance, 68% of consumers said they were successful when searching for a product on the site in 2009 versus only 16% in 2007. Purchase success went from 20% to 41%, and purchase failure dropped from 71% to 48%.
"It was great to see we were moving in the right direction, but with 48% still failing we know we still have a problem," Graham said.
Lee engaged Usability Sciences to conduct another round of tests early this year to understand what barriers consumers still encounter at Lee.com. Graham said the tests showed consumers found the Compare Products feature confusing, could not understand certain terms in product descriptions and wanted to be able to filter products by more than one attribute at a time. Graham said Lee plans to improve the compare functionality and address these other concerns.
The tests also showed consumers were confused by size information, such as what small, medium, large and petite mean in regard to the jeans they're viewing on the site. Also fit terms, such as such as natural, classic and curvy, left many consumers baffled. Graham said Lee may address those concerns by adding a page that provides images of jeans of different sizes and fits. Lee.com has a Fit Finder feature on the site, but Graham said only 3% of visitors use it.
Graham said each round of usability testing cost about $40,000.
Here are five technologies that can unleash the power of all the data an online ...
Posted 12/06/16
Apps engage a retailer's most loyal shoppers, but technical hurdles keep many merchants from taking ...
Posted 12/06/16
Online retail is hard, grocery retail is really hard, so online grocery is, of course, really, really hard."


text:
Keep up-to-date with current health issues and hospital news with this blog, updated by Kate Hoffmann, Matron at Spire Bristol Hospital.
Click on the titles below to view her posts:
19 December 2013
Tis the season to be jolly! A time for consumption, extravagance and indulgence…
21 November 2013
This time of year men of all ages risk embarrassment by adorning their faces with moustaches of all sizes shapes and qualities...
01 October 2013
Nobody needs to be reminded about the dangers of smoking. In today's society smoking has become a social faux-pas, deemed by many as a 'dirty habit'.
19 August 2013
A look into the hospital's commitment to social responbility and the changing attitudes of staff.
Read more about Spire Bristol Hospital's commitment to CSR
11 July 2013
Yes that's right, it's the return of the eagerly anticipated Matron's Blog!, and to coincide with the launch of the hospital's new digital mammography machine, this blog will focus on the new technology and try to outline some of the advantages it will bring to the hospital and our patients.
15 October 2012
The last couple of weeks have been an exciting time here at The Glen, as we have opened our new £1.5 million cardiac catheterisation suite.
26 July 2012
Here at Spire Bristol Hospital we are delighted to have been able to support a team of young cyclists on a fundraising charity bike ride.
16 May 2012
Private healthcare has come a long way in recent years, but still many misconceptions persist.
26 March 2012
Spire Bristol Hospital invests money in cardiology and cardiac services
Spire Bristol Hospital is celebrating its 25th birthday!
Use one or more of the options below to search for a consultant and link through to view their Spire profile.
fill out this form and we will get back to you:
Please select a hospital
Please enter your details below and we will call you back.
What is the aim of your enquiry?
If we are unable to reach you by phone, please include your email address so that we can get in touch...
© Spire Healthcare Group plc (2016)


text:
Midnight Blue - Take The Money And Run (YesterRock Remastered 2013)
Artist: Midnight Blue
Title Of Album: Take The Money And Run
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Yesterrock Records
Genre: Melodic Rock , AOR , Hard Rock
Quality: Mp3 (covers)
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 69:17 Min
Total Size: 175 Mb
01. Surrender
02. Makin' Love
03. Remember
04. Call Me
05. Till The Morning
06. Little Heartbreaker
07. Hold On Till The Heartbreak's Over
08. Until Tomorrow
09. Hands Of A Lover
10. One Way To Heaven
11. Take The Money And Run
12. After Midnight (original Japanese bonus track)
13. Party (original Japanese bonus track)
14. Hurts When We Do It (YesterRock bonus track)
15. Only Girl (YesterRock bonus track)
Doogie White - lead vocals
Alex Dickson - guitar, backing vocals
Jem Davis - keyboards
Eddie Fincher - drums
Niall Canning - bass, backing vocals
MIDNIGHT BLUE were a British Melodic Rock Band of the late 80's and early 90's, fronted by former RAINBOW and current TANK lead singer Doogie White and HEAVY PETTIN' / GUN / BRUCE DICKINSON guitarist Alex Dickson. The band at the time was completed by TOBRUK / FM / UFO keyboard player Jem Davis, ex BLACKWYCH bass player Niall Canning and ex TOBRUK drummer Eddie Fincher. Their one and only album 'Take The Money And Run' saw a Japanese release in 1994 on Zero Records and now gets a release for the first time in Europe on Yesterrock. Lead singer Doogie White today says about this band: "Midnight Blue were a great rock band and it took my career up a level from LA PAZ mainly because we were based in London and we had access to everyone who needed to see us on a regular basis. It was a shame that we didn't get the big deal but hey, that's rock 'n' roll, and if we had I would have missed out on all the other great opportunities that have come my way. Things happen for a reason...maybe!"This stellar Melodic Rock record is regarded as one of the finest releases of this genre by an UK artist from the 90's and will please every fan of bands such as FM, HEARTLAND, PRAYING MANTIS or TOBRUK. Highlights on 'Take The Money And Run' include the opener 'I Surrender', a fast Rock tune with a catchy chorus, the keyboard driven songs 'Call Me' and 'Hands Of A Lover', the funky, groovy title track and the ballads 'Remember' and 'One Way To Heaven'. Yesterrock now re-release this gem with a new cover artwork, a remastered sound and two previously unreleased bonus tracks called 'Hurts When We Do It' and 'Only Girl'.
- Tired of advertising and pop-ups? Join Now on IsraBox
Register on IsraBox allows you to access to the full resources. You can see torrent links, leave your comments, see hidden text, minimum advertising (no pop-ups), ask for supports and much more.
- 2 voted


text:
The Mohawk men's basketball team became the first squad to top 1,000 points this Ontario Colleges Athletic Association season with an emphatic 109-65 win over the visiting Sarnia Lambton Lions at the Fennell Gym on Wednesday (Jan. 18).
The Mountaineers came out on fire, taking a 15-0 lead.
Aminu Bello led Mohawk with 22 points. Manny Campbell had 16 and Tanner Lane added 15.
Mike Lucier led Lambton with 15 points.
The Mountaineers improved their record to 8-3 and are tied for first place in the West Region with Fanshawe and Humber, two points ahead of Niagara, which has two games in hand on Mohawk. Lambton is 3-8.
The Mountaineers are back on the court Saturday when they play the Sheridan Bruins, who have a 6-3 record, in Brampton at 8 p.m.


text:
Enter your Email address:
Wolters Kluwer Health may email you for journal alerts and information, but is committed
to maintaining your privacy and will not share your personal information without
your express consent. For more information, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
Williams, Mark R.; Ward, Denham S.; Carlson, Douglas; More
Williams, Mark R.; Ward, Denham S.; Carlson, Douglas; Cravero, Joseph; Dexter, Franklin; Lightdale, Jenifer R.; Mason, Keira P.; Miner, James; Vargo, John J.; Berkenbosch, John W.; Clark, Randall M.; Constant, Isabelle; Dionne, Raymond; Dworkin, Robert H.; Gozal, David; Grayzel, David; Irwin, Michael G.; Lerman, Jerrold; O'Connor, Robert E.; Pandharipande, Pratik; Rappaport, Bob A.; Riker, Richard R.; Tobin, Joseph R.; Turk, Dennis C.; Twersky, Rebecca S.; Sessler, Daniel I. Less
Anesthesia & Analgesia., Post Author Corrections: September 12, 2016
Clark, Randall M.
Clark, Randall M. Less
Anesthesia & Analgesia. 122(1):17-18, January 2016.
Andropoulos, Dean B.; Walker, Scott G.; Kurth, C. Dean; More
Andropoulos, Dean B.; Walker, Scott G.; Kurth, C. Dean; Clark, Randall M.; Henry, Desmond B. Less
Anesthesia & Analgesia. 118(4):800-808, April 2014.
Anesthesia & Analgesia. 117(6):1273-1274, December 2013.
An Existing Folder
A New Folder
Folder Name:
The item(s) has been successfully added to "".
Colleague's E-mail is Invalid
Your Name: (optional)
Your Email:
Colleague's Email:
Separate multiple e-mails with a (;).
Thought you might appreciate this item(s) I saw at Anesthesia & Analgesia.
Send a copy to your email
Your message has been successfully sent to your colleague.
Some error has occurred while processing your request. Please try after some time.
Save my selection


text: Ok, so ive been fooling around with installer for a while now. But after it got updated nothing is installing right! Everything I install doesn't end up on the little board like it used to! =( Can someone PLEASE help me with this?! Do I need to upgrade from 1.1.2 -> 1.1.3?!?!? :S Thank you very much! Inzane. PS. I tried / trying to upgrade my iPod but stupid iTunes is just waiting like in 100000000 years!!! Please Register or Log in to view images PLEASE help me!!!


text:
Hormone Solution
By (author) Dr Thierry Hertoghe
Format: Paperback
Normal Price: $31.74
Your Price: $28.57 AUD, inc. GST
Shipping: $7.95 per order
You Save: $3.17! (10% off normal price)
Plus...earn $1.43 in Boomerang Bucks
Availability: Available, ships in 10-12 days
Hormone Solution by Dr Thierry Hertoghe
Book DescriptionAmerica s perceptions about the inevitable effects of aging are about to be completely rethought, thanks to groundbreaking new information from an internationally known expert on hormones and antiaging medicine. Thierry Hertoghe, M.D., has an important message to share: people are aging unnecessarily. Based on thirty-five years of scientific studies, The Hormone Solution: Stay Younger Longer with Natural Hormone and Nutrition Therapies is the first book that offers a prescriptive program to counter memory loss, weight gain, wrinkles, shrinking muscle mass, impotence, hair loss, and a host of other signs and symptoms of aging. Dr. Hertoghe offers an effective program of hormone replacement therapy using safe, low doses of natural hormones in conjunction with a healthy diet and vitamin and mineral supplements to help people maintain physical, mental, and emotional health and literally restore their bodies to a state that s three to twelve years younger than their actual age. He identifies the fifteen main, crucial hormones found in the body and explains the process that restores each one to its correct level. With a foreword by renowned doctor Barry Sears, The Hormone Solution is filled with self-scoring checklists, eating plans, nutritional prescription plans, and hormone shopping lists that help every reader calculate his or her personal hormone profile. Dr. Hertoghe is revolutionizing the medical field with his work, showing us how to treat chronic illnesses and the large and small aspects of aging by using preventive measures to drastically slow the aging process and its effects without costly procedures and surgeries. The Hormone Solution is a landmark publication that will revolutionize how people age, enabling us to live longer, healthier, and happier lives "From the Hardcover edition.""
Buy Hormone Solution book by Dr Thierry Hertoghe from Australia's Online Bookstore, Boomerang Books.
Book DetailsISBN: 9781400080854
(202mm x 134mm x 25mm)
Pages: 368
Imprint: Random House USA Inc
Publisher: Random House USA Inc
Publish Date: 17-Mar-2004
Country of Publication: United States
» Have you read this book? We'd like to know what you think about it - write a review about Hormone Solution book by Dr Thierry Hertoghe and you'll earn 50c in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars (you must be a member - it's free to sign up!)
Author Biography - Dr Thierry Hertoghe
Thierry Hertoghe, M.D., is a member of the International Advisory Board of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. He lectures regularly to medical professionals and laypeople in the United States and abroad on the subject of hormone deficiencies. Jules-Jacques Nabet, M.D., practices general medicine in Paris and London, specializing in longevity. He is a member of the European Academy of Quality of Life and Longevity Medicine (EQUALL) and the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. "From the Hardcover edition."
Facebook Page | Twitter | Google+ | Bulletin e-Newsletter | Blog | RSS
Become a Member | Book Lists | Recently Released | Coming Soon | Fast Delivery Books
Bestselling Books: Our Current Bestsellers | Australia's Hottest 1000 Books | Bestselling Fiction | Bestselling Crime Mysteries and Thrillers | Bestselling Non Fiction Books | Bestselling Sport Books | Bestselling Gardening and Handicrafts Books | Bestselling Biographies | Bestselling Food and Drink | Bestselling History | Bestselling Travel Books | Bestselling School Textbooks & Study Guides | Bestselling Children's General Non-Fiction | Bestselling Young Adult Fiction | Bestselling Children's Fiction | Bestselling Picture Books | Top 100 US Bestsellers
For: Schools | Organisations | Libraries | Publishers | Authors | Book Clubs | Bloggers | Affiliates
About Us | Contact Us | Help Desk | Security | Privacy | Terms of Use | Copyright
Phone: 1300 36 33 32 (9am-2pm Mon-Fri AEST) - International: +61 2 9960 7998 - Online Form
Address: Boomerang Books, 878 Military Road, Mosman Junction, NSW, 2088
© 2003-2016. All Rights Reserved. Eclipse Commerce Pty Ltd - ACN: 122 110 687 - ABN: 49 122 110 687
For every $20 you spend on books, you will receive $1 in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars. You can use your Boomerang Bucks as a credit towards a future purchase from Boomerang Books. Note that you must be a Member (free to sign up) and that conditions do apply.


text:
Masie Dee in stockings and getting fucked hard
Young hot college teen slut caught blowing ends up in a threesome
Alektra blue and nikki benz matrix video
Babe with round tits gets fucked by a group of horny dudes
Pigtailed blonde teasing unbelievable boobs
Punjabi indian girl Gasti Raano Homemade Scandal
Indian Homemade Masti Of Desi Couple
Young brunette fingers her pussy and shows off her hot body.mp4
Boys Fuck Boys gay porn gays gay cumshots swallow stud hunk
Tattooed Kensi jerking his fine jizzster
Cheerleader Babe Fucked And Jizzed On
GirlsTryAnal Dakota Skye Makes Anal Lesbian SQUIRT
Camryn Kiss bdsm bondage slave femdom domination
Albanian girl masturbate with bananna and a carrot in the ass
Five naked chicks playing soccer naked
Str8 Loads 2017 Dino Double Duty
Mel and her boyfriend are fucking
Horsemouth Rachel Starr Gets Her Big Booty Rollin
Exgirlfriend with huge gapped banged asshole
Skinny brunette takes a cock deep inside
Amateur asian slut love giant black cock
Messy Cumswapping By Filthy Homos
Busty ebony toying pussy and squirting a load
Tied up brunette exposed in public in Europen city
Dirty blonde lesbian spitsters
Awesome looking teen boys having sex
Wonderful babes get naked and play
Young Girl and an Old Man Having Sex
Shy Ladyboy Teen Zaza Pushing Finger Into Her Ass
Super str8,super hunky, beefy, muscular, hung, redhead,show off
Phimjpredsexyjam Vol.064 Clip2 asian cumshots asian swallow japanese chinese
Sydnee Steele Fucked in Fitnessroom
Amateur brunette subbie girl visits her new Master
She luvs double ride , the horse and her trainer
Ramon And Bo gay fucking and sucking
Sandra de Marco gets a hard black cock
Pussy hound surfer boy like a good BJ
Morgan taking a bath in a river
Hot girl next door strips her bikini off on the beach
Kanyon Michaels jerking his hot hard
Christine Nguyen and Frankie Cullen fucking on the kitchen table
Very Young Girl Fucked by a older guy
Melissa Mendez toys her ass with a dildo
Hot girlfriend fucked by boyfriend on cam
Anna Alexandre fucks Kayla Coxx in Annas first scene ever
PublicAgent compilation tour video!!! HomeMade- Amateur babe fucked on bed!!! Mathis Takes On Two Gays At Once! Special Room Service!


text:
If you think of the Glenayre @ctiveLink Wireless Messaging Module as a two-way pager on steroids, you'll be pleased to know that you're right. Since it piggybacks onto the SkyTel network, coverage is virtually nationwidea big plus for mobile professionals looking for a wireless e-mail solution. But Palm users, take heed; this is strictly for the Handspring crowd.
The @ctiveLink system accesses the Internet differently than other wireless PDA packages. Other Palm OS devices use continuous-access networks that operate in a fashion similar to that of a desktop device; albeit slower. You connect with the service, make a request (or tap a Web site icon), and wait while the content is accessed and downloaded.
The @ctiveLink solution, which plugs into the Springboard expansion module of the Handspring Visor Platinum, uses SkyTel's two-way Reflex paging network and functions more like a mobile phone: It has to dial the network to initiate your request. This creates a longer lag time than with the others we tested. We generally had to wait at least 30 seconds for even the simplest response to a query, whereas some devices not on the two-way network have comparatively quick responses.
The Reflex service contacts you automatically with pages, messages, and alerts just as a regular two-way pager would. And since you're using the Handspring Visor display, it is much better than a traditional pager for reading and composing responses.
With its remarkable coverage area, the @ctiveLink system is easy to recommend.
PCMag may earn affiliate commissions from the shopping links included on this page. These commissions do not affect how we test, rate or review products. To find out more, read our complete terms of use.
Bruce Brown, a PC Magazine Contributing Editor, is a former truck driver, aerobics instructor, high school English teacher, therapist, and adjunct professor (gypsy) in three different fields (Computing, Counseling, and Education) in the graduate departments of three different colleges and universities (Wesleyan University , St. Joseph College, and the University of Hartford). In the fall of 1981 he was bitten by the potentials of personal computing and conspired to leave the legitimacy of academia for a life absorbed in computer stuff. In the fall of 1982...
More »
The AmbiCom FM Radio CompactFlash Card is a slick way to add function to a Pocket PC: It turns your ...
More »
You can't use the DPP-EX50 dye-sub printer for anything but digital snapshots in three sizes (4-by-6...
More »
More than a voice over IP solution, the Mitel Networks 5230 IP Appliance allows you to make active u...
More »


text:
"Himeji castle" Japan Things to Do Tip by xpythias
Japan Things to Do: 736 reviews and 1,308 photos
the city of Himeji may not have much to offer than than blocks and blocks of shopping malls, but it has one of THE best single sights on my trip.. Himeji Castle. Walk around the walls, walk within the walls, walk through and up the castle. Spend a whole day doing this, you will NOT be sorry.
Address: Himeji, Japan
Directions: Himeji Castle
1 - 0 of 0
More Reviews (12)
xpythias' Related Pages
"short life, big world.. see as much of it as often as you can"
- Member Rank:
- 0 5 4 8 5
- 48 Reviews
- 58 Photos
- Add Friend
- Follow
- Send Message
Have you been to Japan?Share Your Travels