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If you are planning a vacation in Lucknow, then you must go visit La Martinere Ground. It is an intrinsic part of the socio-cultural landscape and hence, offers an insightful peek into life, as it exists in Lucknow . Read more
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Luxury Hotels near La Martinere Ground, Lucknow
Hotel Clarks Avadh
M G Road, Lucknow
M G Road, Lucknow
|3.3 (Based on 10 Reviews)Good
|0.7 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 6,605
Rs. 6,005
Per Room Per Night
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Hotel Lila
|1.4 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 1,574
Per Room Per Night
Lebua Lucknow
Mall Avenue, Lucknow
Mall Avenue, Lucknow
|2.4 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 7,410
Per Room Per Night
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Value for Money Hotels near La Martinere Ground, Lucknow
Hotel Silvete
Rana Pratap Marg, Lucknow
Rana Pratap Marg, Lucknow
|0.3 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 5,350
Per Room Per Night
La Place Sarovar Portico (Formerly Park Inn) - A Sarovar Hotel
Hazratganj, Lucknow
Hazratganj, Lucknow
|3.9 (Based on 20 Reviews)Good
|0.3 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 5,415
Per Room Per Night
Charans Plaza
Hazratganj, Lucknow
Hazratganj, Lucknow
|0.5 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 5,685
Per Room Per Night
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Budget Hotels near La Martinere Ground, Lucknow
Royal Inn
Sahara Ganj, Lucknow
Sahara Ganj, Lucknow
|0.4 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 4,989
Per Room Per Night
Tekarees Inn
Charbagh, Lucknow
Charbagh, Lucknow
|0.6 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 2,985
Per Room Per Night
Hotel Presidency Inn
Hazratganj, Lucknow
Hazratganj, Lucknow
|3.0 (Based on 1 Reviews)Good
|0.6 km from La Martinere Ground
Rs. 2,574
Per Room Per Night
La Martinere Ground, LucknowA visit to La Martinere Ground can also be combined with other tourist attractions across the city. With its delectable cuisines, and opportunities to explore the surrounding areas, Lucknow is perfectly poised to offer an experience that is both, authentic as well as unique! There are many ideal locations to visit in and around this wonderful city, with prominent local landmarks and favourable restaurants being just a few examples. Make a trip to Lucknow and its exciting places of interest to enjoy a memorable vacation. A visit to La Martinere Ground will give you a greater insight into the various cultures and traditions of Lucknow .
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"Some mysteries are best left unsolved." That's the tagline of Starz's newest series, Da Vinci's Demons.
The upcoming series, which premieres Friday, April 12 at 10/9c, follows the early life of Leonardo da Vinci (Tom Riley) as he fights to set knowledge free in a world where thought and faith have been controlled. In the process, he'll find himself in a battle of religion vs. science, past vs. future and truth vs. lies that leads to mysterious mythology, epic fights, fire, torture and a war of words.
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Trump Tees Up Another 'Hole in One' in Scotland
As many know, I have been following Trump's deals and I wanted to find out why the real estate legend was so proud of his one-year old baby (golf course). Prior to speaking with the billionaire, I researched (by Googling) Trump's 2000 acre resort and glazed over the photos of the 4-mile long North Sea and spectacular sand dunes. I found this interesting review from Martin Kauffman with Golf.com:
"Trump International Golf Links is a triumph of design -- a bold, stirring seaside layout that already is driving more golf tourists to the Scottish Highlands."We all know Trump as perhaps one of the world's best real estate promoters and I knew that there was a lot of hype behind Trump's celebrity status. But Golf.com seems to cut right to the chase:
"Trump International Golf Links Scotland is billed by its owner (Trump) as the 'World's greatest' golf course.' Trump Scotland might turn out to be as good as advertised."
Since the inception of the project, Trump has spent in excess of $100 million in improvements and the golf course officially opened last summer and is now in its first full season of play. This is a "pay and play" course, so anyone who loves the game of golf can play (The standard green-fee is £195 per player).
Alex Miceli of GolfWeek calls Trump Scotland a "top-rated new course (in the GB&I rankings). ... It's a terrific combination of new design with old-world land, Miceli reports. This property, located on the Menie Estate along the North Sea, is "one of the most picturesque in the world."
There is no doubt that Trump's stake in Scotland has made a positive impact on the area. In my interview with Trump, he said the Trump International Golf Links has the "largest dunes in the world" and it "can't be duplicated." The billionaire went on to say that the "play has been tremendous" and the success has been a "wonderful thing for the people in Scotland."


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James Bruce Wyllie
HANCOCK – James Bruce Wyllie, 66, of Hancock, died at his home on Monday evening, September 9, 2013 with his loving family by his side.
He was born in Hancock on August 21, 1947, to the late Bruce and Perena (Pera) Wyllie.
Jim graduated from Han- cock High School in 1965. He began his working career at McGann Building Supply in Hancock. He also worked at the Montgomery Ward Store, Bruce Lahti Construction, the White Pine Copper Mine, Hitch Engineering and most recently Superior Sand and Gravel.
He married Gloria Jean Jolly of Lake Linden on June 22, 1968 in St. Joseph Catholic Church.
Jim was a member of the Church of Resurrection in Hancock where he served as an usher. He was an advisor for the The Kappa Delta Fraternity at M.T.U. and spent many years on the Board of the Copper Country Band and Drill Team. Jim was also a people person and if he gave you a nickname, you were special to him. He loved his family and was especially proud of his granddaughters, Brittney and Bailey and many other kids he was close to.
Jim enjoyed woodworking and carpentry and often would help family and friends with building projects at their homes. He enjoyed designing and building projects, making his own decorations out of bowling balls and started every morning with a crossword puzzle.
Besides his parents he was also preceded in death by his parents-in-law, Leo Jolly Sir. and his wife, Amanda; a cousin, Dennis Pera; brothers-in-law, Vernon Jolly, Leo Weldon "?Willy"? Jolly Jr., AlfredGerard and "?Tootsie"? sister-in-law, Paulette Roy; and a nephew, James Jolly.
He is survived by his wife, Gloria of Hancock; a daughter, Leann (Mark) Kirch-Gagnon of Ishpeming; granddaughters, Brittney and Bailey Kirch and Ashley Gagnon; his sister, Dianne; a cousin, Winifred "Honey"? Caviggiola and a special cousin, David Caviggiola; sisters-in-law, Joan Gerard, Mary Rose (Gordon) Moyle, Nancy Jolly and Mary Jane Jolly; many beloved nieces, nephews,cousins and friends. His pet dogs Junior (his therapy buddy) and Molly also survive.
A Funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Saturday in the Church of the Resurrection with Rev. Fr. William Ssozi to officiate. Burial will be at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Houghton.
Friends may call on Friday at the O'Neill-Dennis Funeral Home in Hancock from 5 until 8 p.m. where a parish prayer service will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Memorials in lieu of flowers may be directed to his family.
To leave online condolences please go to oneilldennisfh.com.


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Ages 4–12. Family tours are followed by related hands-on art projects led by professional artists. Children under 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Note new times, both at the de Young
10:00–11:30 am: General public
12:30–2:00 pm: Museum members only
Saturday, May 18: Miniature Marvels
Saturday, June 1: Mythical Creatures
Saturday, June 8: View from the Top
Saturday, June 15: All in the Family
Saturday, June 22: Creature Containers
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Best Farm-to-Fork Experience
A trip to the farm becomes a sumptuous experience when it includes a gourmet meal made with the very crops grown on the land. Swank Farms introduced this concept four years ago, and its Swank Table luncheons, held four times a year, present an exclusive, refined look at the farm-fresh approach.
The Swank Table experience, which benefits a different charity at every luncheon, is both tasteful and educational. Upon arrival, guests receive a welcome bite and cocktail, then enjoy appetizer-and-wine pairings underneath a tent. They then tour the hydroponic farm in the shade house, getting a behind-the-scenes look at how the vegetables on the property are cultivated. Following entertainment—typically live music and a vendor presentation—the meal begins.
With seating for up to 162, the luncheons present as many as six courses using ingredients from the farm and organic meat and seafood. Different local notable chefs execute each luncheon, overseen by Chef Lindsay Autry of Sundy House.
This year's Swank Table luncheons will take place January 12, February 9, March 9 and April 6. All run from noon to 4 p.m. except the last one, an en blanc twilight meal benefiting the Armory Art Center. A rural setting, the sunset and a farm-fresh dinner: What could be more perfect?
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Low vision class
Students attending a blindness and low-vision class Friday at Christ the King Lutheran Church in New Ulm are from left, Adeline Dickmeyer, Mervin Ingebritson and Angeline Anderl, all of New Ulm, instructor Jan Bailey, Rochester, instructor intern Monica Buboltz and Art Schulz, both of New Ulm. Not pictured, Jane Seifert, Juliet Sprenger, June Kramer and Leona Costello. Class discuss included different eye conditions, lighting, contrast, the definition of legal blindness, how legally-blind people all see differently, talking books, why shades are used, large-print calendars and other aides and devices, and how family and friends can be supportive.
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FT 125 G (Flutamide 125 mg)
Pill imprint FT 125 G has been identified as Flutamide 125 mg.
Flutamide is used in the treatment of hirsutism; prostate cancer and belongs to the drug classes antiandrogens, hormones/antineoplastics. There is positive evidence of human fetal risk during pregnancy. Flutamide 125 mg is not a controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
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- 125 mg
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- Brown
- Shape:
- Capsule-shape
- Availability:
- Prescription only
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- Antiandrogens
- Pregnancy Category:
- D - Positive evidence of risk
- CSA Schedule:
- Not a controlled drug
- Manufacturer:
- Genpharm Inc.
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I agree with Mike, and disagree with The Man, on MYFN. Paul isn't just trying to grab all the credit he can - he has acknowledged John's involvement on a number of his songs as well as the converse, so what are you complaining about?
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Ex-Beatle Pete Best admitted on his web-site that the other three Beatles started the plot to kill Kennedy as early as 1961 after the Bay of Pigs invasion.


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For more information, please call 304-526-2440
Healthcare providers will learn about the latest updates in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment at the 5th Annual Breast Cancer Basics & Beyond conference Friday, October 4, from 7:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. It will take place in the Harless Auditorium on the ground floor of the Marshall University Medical Center on the campus of Cabell Huntington Hospital.
Nurses, radiologic technologists and other healthcare providers who work regularly with breast cancer patients are encouraged to participate. The information to be presented includes:
Nurses can receive 5.5 contact hours for participating and 6.75 Category A credits for radiologic technologists. The cost is $25 and includes materials, refreshments and lunch. Please register by calling 304-526-2440 or 304-526-2271.


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Infants and Toddlers at Work: Using Reggio-inspired Materials to Support Brain Development
by Ann Lewin-Benham & Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Encyclopedia of Group Processes and Intergroup Relations
by John M. Levine & Michael A. Hogg
Essentials of Social Psychology
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Social Psychology
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by Stewart I. Donaldson, Dale E. Berger, and Kathy Pezdek
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Attitudes, Behavior, and Social Context: The Role of Norms and Group Membership
Michael A. Hogg & Deborah Terry
Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination
by Stuart Oskamp
Social Psychology: An Applied Perspective
by P. Wesley Schultz & Stuart Oskamp
Diversity's Promise for Higher Education: Making It Work
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Leadership and the Liberal Arts: Achieving the Promise of a Liberal Education
by J. Thomas Wren, Ronald E. Riggio, & Michael A. Genovese
Women at the Top: Powerful Leaders Tell Us How to Combine Work and Family
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by Diane Halpern
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Time for a break
To the editor:
Would it be too much to ask that we take a break from rails-to-trails and discuss what we're luring all these tourists to? All I would ask is, everyone who has an opinion on rails-to-trails, take a minute to look around.
In this author's honest opinion, we have bigger fish to fry. For instance, code enforcement, or the lack of in this case. We've all seen the articles about 155 Broadway. Is Bob Decker to blame or Tom Worthington for ignoring the continual decline of properties in our community?
In my honest opinion, blame the people we pay to correct it. It goes without saying Decker buildings are slums, full of mold, bad plumbing and faulty electric, based on what I've seen. Village authorities have had more than a decade to solve the problem.
I love the train and would miss it and would probably love a new trail just as much. In conclusion, I would just like to say, let's clean our "house" before we invite guests to either rails or trails.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (184 votes).
In short: Great race!In full: Beautiful course, great and plentiful marshals, enough water and perfect running weather made Helsby Half a great race again this year. Well done to the organisers, who I'm sure will iron out the wrinkles for the next one - I'll definitely be back for that elusive PB....Date of review: January 20, 2014
In short: Great value raceIn full: This was my first time at Helsby Half. A good race, a few hills along the way, a nice long downhill towards the end which helped me get a PB. Nice route through country lanes. Didn't see the problems with baggage collection as got there quite early for pick up, but did notice the bags were all piled up and seemed to be in no particular order. Luckily my bag was sitting on top so could see it. Surely that will be better organised next year. Also not really enough room at the start with cars in carpark, but that is a minor gripe in what was a very successful, very good value race. Will definitely be back.Date of review: January 20, 2014
In short: Great race as always but issues at start and finishIn full: This was the ninth time I've run in this race and it's always been run like clockwork but something wasn't quite right this year. I grew up in Helsby so I despite travelling from Manchester I know the good places to park, meaning I didn't need the bag store which, judging by the queue backing up to the main road as I left, was a godsend. The start area needs sorting out; people were trying to join from amongst the parked cars at the side which was really dangerous, Asics tape 10 inches off the ground isn't enough to keep people in line. If someone had tripped there would have been an almighty pile-up. The race itself was the usual glorious experience with enthusiastic and helpful marshals, efficient water stations and great encouragement from spectators. The finish area was a bit chaotic due to the number of runners milling around despite being told to keep moving. Overall this race still offers great value for money I was again impressed by the medal and goody bag. I finished in 1:39 which is my slowest HM since the same race in 2006! I'll perhaps do some training next year. Date of review: January 20, 2014
In short: Great event at a baragin price and well organisedIn full: Another great event put on by Helsby RC at half the cost of most half marathons around. Great support around the course,great marshaling. Apparantly baggage collection didnt go smoothly but thats a small hitch to a brilliant event in my opinion!Date of review: January 20, 2014
In short: A great popular race organised by runners for runners, recommended. Thankyou Helsby RCIn full: A great day out, and for me a great test getting back to peak fitness to miss my sub 1:50 goal by 47 seconds is ok considering the hills . The course has a challenging little hill or rise around mile 9-10. or as we say in Wales Welsh flat. So yes it has flat country lanes with friendly marshals and villagers at key points. Lots of club and other runners from the north West of England, North Wales and further afield show the popularity of this race in its 32nd year. A nice medal and water bottle, and if you wanted you could have bought the technical Tshirt . Yes there may have been a bit of crowding at the start and there was quite a queue for the bags- but come on this is a race run by volunteers. If anyone gave the young volunteers a bit of lip - then remember they're volunteers giving their time up for you. Many runners went for a warm drink inside the clubhouse as the queue went down - sensible . Thanks Helsby I'll be backDate of review: January 20, 2014
In short: Excellent race, friendly, lovely scenery, PB potential despite undulationsIn full: Start could be better organisedDate of review: January 19, 2014
In short: excellent race as always in beautiful countrysideIn full: Ok I see people moaning about the baggage and I agree it was a bit of a disaster, but I see people saying take note from bigger half marathons as they are much better organised, please remember what you paid to enter, and after being heavily involved with the set up this weekend, and now knowing what it takes tomstage an event like this then I think you should be applauding the marshalls and helpers for putting on another superb event at a fraction of the cost of some of these bigger half marathons, one mistake with the baggage a minor blotch on a fantastic day Date of review: January 19, 2014
In short: Good race but could do betterIn full: Not raced this for 4 years and had forgotten how undulating the course was but it is very scenic and we had perfect weather this year.However the start and finish areas are cramped and messy. I didn't like the start in the car park with people still filtering in ahead of me from the side as the race started.The finish area was a complete dog's breakfast and apart from being handed a plastic bag had to hunt down everything else including drinks and the cased medals, which I stumbled across purely by chance in a box at the side.Fortunately I did not use the baggage facility but was curious as to the long queue forming at the side of the clubhouse.Marshalls were friendly enough but could have offered more encouragement.Overall not bad but room for improvement.Date of review: January 19, 2014
In short: Enjoyed the race, although the start was a bit cramped/hectic, the baggage reclaim at the end was a disaster took nearly as long to get my bag as to run the raceDate of review: January 19, 2014
In short: nice run. Absolutely shambolic at the finish line and baggage area. In full: My advice is go and see how Chester on Conway organise.Water in cups I am afraid is next to useless.Missed my medal in the massive scrum and went back for it laterHowever the marshals were very good and it seems a friendly set up.My advice is go and see how Chester or Conway organise.One room on the first floor with outside stairs for baggage was recipe for disaster Date of review: January 19, 2014
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Sarcocystis hominis is a unicellular parasite with a complex life cycle. These parasites (as well as the related S. suihominis) use humans as definitive hosts and cause intestinal sarcocystosis in the human host.
Sarcocystis species are intracellular protozoan parasites with a two-host (intermediate host and definitive host) life cycle. These parasites are typically transmitted from an intermediate to a definitive host by the latter eating the former and from a definitive to an intermediate host by the intermediate host consuming oocysts (excreted in definitive host feces) via contaminated food, water, or bedding. In some cases, the same species may have the potential to serve as both intermediate and definitive host. Asexual stages develop in an intermediate host after it ingests the oocyst stage from definitive host feces and terminate with the formation of intramuscular cysts (sarcocysts) in muscle tissue of the intermediate host. Sexual stages develop in the intestine of the definitive host after it ingests sarcocysts in meat of infected intermediate hosts and terminate with the excretion of oocysts in the feces. (Fayer 2004 and references therein) Sarcocystis hosts are mainly mammals, but some species infect birds and reptiles.
Apparent cases of Sarcocystis infection of humans as intermediate hosts, with the formation of sarcocysts, number fewer than 100 and are of unknown origin (humans are presumably dead ends for the parasite in these cases unless they have the misfortune of subsequently being eaten by a definitive host carnivore). More commonly, humans acquire intestinal sarcocystosis from eating Sarcocystis-contaminated meat (i.e., by consuming a contaminated intermediate host and then developing intestinal sarcocystosis as a definitive host). Most cases of infection with S. hominis (and S. suihominis) have been reported from the Asian tropics or subtropics. (Fayer 2004 and references therein)
Sporocysts of S. hominis use cattle (and water buffalo), but not pigs, as intermediate hosts, whereas sporocysts of S. suihominis infect pigs but not cattle. Humans, baboons, and Rhesus Monkeys that eat raw or undercooked meat from infected cattle (intermediate hosts) can serve as definitive hosts for S. hominis, and humans, chimpanzees, Rhesus Monkeys, and Long-tailed Macaques that eat raw meat from infected pigs (intermediate hosts) can serve as definitive hosts for S. suihominis. No other definitive hosts have been identified for S. hominis or S. suihominis. (Fayer 2004 and references therein) Sarcocystis hominis and S. suihominis are found worldwide, but are more common in areas where livestock are raised (Centers for Disease Control Parasites and Health website).
Intestinal sarcocystosis can be prevented by thoroughly cooking or freezing meat to kill bradyzoites in the sarcocysts in muscle tissue. To prevent infection of (intermediate host) food animals in the first place, they must be prevented from ingesting water, feed, or bedding contaminated by the feces of an infected definitive host. To minimize the chance of humans being infected as intermediate hosts, water should be boiled and food should be thoroughly washed or cooked before being eaten. The prevalence of intestinal sarcocystosis in humans is apparently low (although the actual incidence of infection is likely far higher than currently recognized) and is only rarely associated with illness. (Fayer 2004 and references therein)
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Katia Cardenal returns to Arizona, performs heartfelt music at Tucson Meet Yourself 2016.
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Friends Barbara Elfbrandt and Ted Warmbrand share memories of Appleton, an educator and Tucson folk pioneer who died at age 86.
A music legend visits Tucson when Herb Alpert & Lani Hall present an evening of jazz with Brazillian flavor at the Fox Tucson Theatre on September 26th.
Changes in leadership at the Tucson Museum of Art, MOCA, and the Tucson Pima Arts Council; actor Chuck Yates plays Truman Capote at the Invisible Theatre; commemorating 9/11 with the music of composer Stephen Paulus.
What does "Mapping Q" say about Tucson's social landscape and LGBTQ youth?; a look back to Tucson in 1776; The Friends of Tucson's Birthplace celebrates the city's 240th birthday; blues legend Stefan George remembered.
Downtown Tucson's new musical diversion reconnects to the past.
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The all-around entertainer reflects on his stellar career while visiting the University of Arizona to teach a Master Class in Dance.
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Author Johanna Skibsrud discusses drawing on a famous piece of music for inspiration, and reads from her new novel for "Sound Fiction".
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Although NAND flash memory is getting more and more popular among device manufacturers for performance, reliability and low power consumption, it will never completely substitute traditional hard drives, according to Steven Luczo, chief executive of Seagate Technology. NAND flash is too limited when it comes to supply and therefore can be a nice complimentary tech, but not the primary storage technology.
The demand for hard disk drive (HDD) storage was 400 exabytes (exabyte = one million terabytes) in 2011 and that number will increase towards one zettabyte sometime in 2015-2016 timeframe and then to seven zettabytes by 2020. According to Mr. Luczo, there are no capacities to build that volume of NAND flash memory in the world today and there will be no appropriate manufacturing capacities in several years down the road. As a result, the vast majority of data - including that on the cloud services - will still be located on hard disk drives.
"Flash is a complimentary technology, it is not a competitive technology. [...] Our industry shipped 100 exabytes of data five years ago, 400 exabytes in 2011, and we will probably ship a zettabyte sometime between 2015 and 2016. A zettabyte is equal to all the data that has been digitized from 1957 through 2010. [...] We are going to ship that in one year. So whatever the architecture is, pads, phones, notebooks, ultrabooks, real notebooks, PCs, servers, clouds, one year, a zettabyte – that is all going to be on rotating mass storage," said Steven Luczo, in an interview with Forbes web-site.
Since semiconductor manufacturing fabs are much more expensive than magnetic media factories and facilities that produce other HDD components, it is financially easier to increase total storage capacity required by the world using hard drive technology rather than using NAND flash.
"If you are trying to grow exabytes, what's the capital investment to grow exabytes? For flash, it is $10 billion at a chunk, which is what it takes to build a new chip fab. For drives, it is a fraction of that. If the industry had to grow from 400 to 500 exabytes, we would do that on $1 billion of capital. [...] [To get to a zettabyte, we need] about $1 billion a year for us, and then about $1 billion a year for WD. Versus $50 billion [for NAND flash makers]," stressed chief executive officer of Seagate.
While NAND flash clearly cannot substitute hard disk drives in general, it very well fits into various tablets, notebooks and other mobile devices. Nonetheless, as the demands for storage space are growing at a rapid pace, Seagate believes that hybrid storage systems - which combine performance of NAND flash and capacities of HDDs - will make more sense than pure solid-state drives.


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Fort Knox Paintball
7485 N US HWY 35, Winamac, IN
46996 (1 1/2 hour SE of Chicago)
Phone: 574-946-4988
Email: email@example.com
Fort Knox Paintball
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Fort Knox Paintball
Posted 09 June 2010 - 08:51 AM
BTW: FK PB is BYOP!
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Posted 09 June 2010 - 12:34 PM
I am bringing a friecken lightsaber and boarding that boat like a pirate! "Man the cannons!"
That boat was added since the last time I was there, and it looks so badass.
Edited by GrenadeMaster, 09 June 2010 - 12:34 PM.
Posted 09 June 2010 - 05:05 PM
"Silence is a plus, violence is a must"-Tupac
---Indiana Baller---
Posted 11 June 2010 - 11:05 AM
NWI will be on the green side for Spaceballz III. I'm looking forward to this game, I'm sure it will be hard-fought.
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Fort Knox Paintball
7485 N US HWY 35, Winamac, IN
46996 (1 1/2 hour SE of Chicago)
Phone: 574-946-4988
Email: email@example.com
Online Credit Card or Paypal Pre-Registration:
Pre-Registration price:
$25 Field Fee (includes all day air)
Don't want to Pre-Register...Registration at Fort Knox day of the event:
*$35 Field Fee (includes all day air)
visit www.fortknoxpaintball.com for more details
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Fort Knox 2011 Big Game Calendar
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Fort Knox Paintball
7485 N US HWY 35, Winamac, IN
46996 (1 1/2 hour SE of Chicago)
Phone: 574-946-4988
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
In todays world $ means everything. Outlaw militias have began to form with only greed in mind. The more land you own the more $ you make. The more side jobs you complete the more $ you earn. Be careful the banker protects and keeps track of all your money and transactions electronically.
Visit www.fortknoxpaintball.com for Registration info and details.
Posted 26 February 2011 - 12:35 PM
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We are always looking to grow, If you interested shoot me a PM
Posted 06 April 2011 - 10:04 AM
For those who haven't seen the Bridge on the River KWAI & POW Camp. Check on the website for the latest pics. www.fortknoxpaintball.com
Posted 25 July 2011 - 04:41 PM
The year is 2014. The world is in a time of need and recession. A group of Unknown forces have showed up in New York. After a Brutal take over that has caused much Anguish, the world now knows that a last remanning, well armed Soviet Union group has taken over New York.
The Group is lead by General Tatarin who believes that he can save the world with his communist and socialist views. New York is just the start. But one thing that was not expected was a resistance. During the Attack, a plumber escaped and went to the sewers. Christopher now leads the Rebels Attacking the Reds with what little man power and equipment they have taken from the Reds. Chris and the others are not about to give in with out a fight.
So will you raise your flag as the Reds trying to save whats left of the failing world, or will you fly the red, white, and blue flag as a Freedom Fighter and take back what is yours.
One day Pass $25 Field Fee (includes all day air)
Two day Pass $45 Field Fee (includes all day air)
Note: Pre-Registration ends at 10:00 PM on 9/02/2011
Don't want to Pre-Register...just show up and play.
Registration at Fort Knox day of the event:
$35 Field Fee for each day (includes all day air)
Friday 9/9
2pm Gates open for primitive camping
Download camping waiver
Day 1 (Sat.) 9/10
8am Registration Opens
11am Player Briefing
12am Game On!
3-4pm Lunch Break
4-7pm Game On!
Day 2 (Sun.) 9/11
8am Registration Opens
9:30am Player Briefing
10am Game On
12:30-1:30pm Lunch Break
1:30-3:30pm Game On
Awards and free giveaways to follow promptly after game ends up front
Everyone will get a chance to win free giveaways!
Buy any case of paint from Fort Knox or Warped Sportz (Schererville, IN) and receive a raffle ticket to win an Eclipse Etek 3 LT
$500 value!
*Need not be present to win
Posted 26 December 2011 - 07:23 PM
March 30 - April 1 Greed
July 21-22: - Empires
September 8 - 9 Cowboys & Aliens
November 3 - 4 Mobsters: Redemption
visit fortknoxpaintball.com for more info
Posted 12 January 2012 - 01:59 PM
(pay online with credit card or paypal or call 574-946-4988)
1 day Pass $30 Field Fee (includes all day air)
2 day Pass $50 Field Fee (includes all day air)
Note: Pre-Registration ends at 10:00 PM on 3/23/2012
Don't want to Pre-Register...Registration at Fort Knox day of the event:
$35 Field Fee for each day (includes all day air)[/CENTER]
Noun: Intense and selfish desire for something, esp. wealth, power, or food.
Money is everything, or is it? Join forces in this epic battle for wealth and fame. All missions, scoring flags, and props help earn your side $ that is kept electronically by the off field banker. Be careful how you approach the banker, the price on his items may fluctuate throughout the game depending on his mood. The banker also may have special tasks that he needs assistance with from your forces, it is up to you weather your wish to accept is demands or not Remember to keep track of your finances carefully for in the end it may come back to haunt you!
Game Details
Payroll Productions & Fort Knox Presents
Greed: Money Never Sleeps
March 31st & April 1st
Friday 3/30
2pm Gates open for primitive camping
Download camping waiver
Day 1 (Sat.) 3/31
8am Registration Opens
11am Player Briefing
12am Game On!
3-4pm Lunch Break
4-7pm Game On!
Day 2 (Sun.) 4/1
8am Registration Opens
9:30am Player Briefing
10am Game On
12:30-1:30pm Lunch Break
1:30-3:30pm Game On
Awards and free giveaways to follow promptly after game ends up front
Everyone will get a chance to win free giveaways!
Primitive camping available. Drop off your camping waiver off at the registration building when you arrive.
Event Specific Rules
Please refer to Fort Knox House rules for general scenario & big game rules, these rules pertain to event specifics that may alter between other games you have played general scenario & big game rules
Commanders to be announced shortly
Insertion Points
Occur every 15 minutes with a 5 minute window
Typical insertion points will be used for this game.
Area 51 near the front
Car Field
At the start of the game and after each break there will be a fifteen minute window for NEW players only to enter into the game, after this normal insertion rules apply.
The last hour of Saturday and Sunday play will be constant insertion. The only exception is if the commanders talk with their side and agree to a final battle on Sunday.
Starting insertions points will be announced soon. Insertion points will flop both days after the midday breaks.
Jewels, medallions, & gold will be located throughout the field. These props may not leave the field for any reason other than cashing them into the banker during game play. You may cash them into the banker at any time game play is live.
Slapstick Scoring
Commanders discretion. A commander calls all the shots in this game. They even decide when or when not to score their flag stations. A flag station may only be scored every 30 minutes, no sooner. The commander or his XO is the only person who will be allowed to tell event staff to score flags. Failure to wait 30 minutes between counts will result in losing flag count that was made before 30 minutes. It is understood that a five minute period may occur from the time a flag count is requested and the time it takes event staff to report back flags for scoring. Not only will you need a person to call the flag check on the field you will also need a person at the banker to collect your money from the flag count as well.
The Banker will be located at a middle grounds off the field of play. He is there to bank your money. All money is handled electronically with a card that each commander will keep in their possession. This card is very valuable and can not be stolen when doing body searches. This card is what will decide the game. Everything in the Greed game is based off of $$. Flag scores, missions, props, purchasing MOSs or special items all will have a impact on your final dollar amount that declares a winner.
The Banker can not be taken hostage or killed. It is a good idea to keep the banker happy. An unhappy Banker may not be willing to do business with you or may charge you more for special items.
The Bankers location will be made known the day of the game. The Banker may have special items for sale throughout the game so check back often. You may bargain with the Banker for items that they have for sale.
Medic = 50k
Hand Grenade = 50K
Demo/LAW Operator = 100K comes with five shots
Transport Chopper = 150K cant be shot down by a law
Sniper = 200K
Check back with the Banker often as his deals and items for sale change frequently through out the game. The above prices are subject to change if your side happens to make the Banker angry. Keep in mind that the above items will take your total dollar amount down and the deciding factor in a win or a loss is $$. Availability on some items may be limited.
We will not find out the final scores until each commanders card is placed into the electronic reader at the end of the game to decide a winner!!!
Law Rockets
Before shooting a law rocket you must notify a referee who then punches your law card. The law rocket must it or hand inside of the object you are shooting at. If it does it will eliminate the entire structure with the exception of the castle. It takes a rocket for each level to completely clear the castle. Any man made structure can be blown up with a law rocket.
Transport Choppers
Can transport up to 10 people (hand on shoulder) method anywhere onto the field of play safely. They have a ten minute time limit and can not be shot down or shot at for any reason. Opposing players may not follow the aircraft and all players can not engage until the pilot takes a knee, this action deems all players alive and can be shot or eliminated.
Search The Body
If you eliminate an enemy player, before they begin to move you can shout search the body the enemy player must then remain in their spot. You have a reasonable amount of time to make it to them and gather any game props or cards they may have. Medic cards, law rockets, sniper cards, props of any kind, can all be stolen. You have approximately one minute to reach a player you call for search the body, you can only call search the body on one person at a time.
NEW For 2012
Commanders will start with zero supply cards and zero money. The start of the game will now be more important than any other game ever held at Fort Knox Paintball, so be ready on time. At game start sides will rush onto the field searching for laminated cards designating cash to be taken to the banker. Once cash is added to your bank card you can then purchase whatever supplies you wish. There will also be hidden cards that can be redeemed at the banker for automatic supply cards, no money required.
Event staff reserves the right to change, omit, or add to these rules at any time with or without prior notice
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Tennis - Boys Varsity
Berkshire School has a rich and successful tradition in the game of tennis. The Bears play a fourteen-game season, including two tournaments. We hope these experiences prepare us to compete in our league and become one of the top prep schools in New England.
In order to prepare for competition, players are offered a spring training trip during the March break. For the past several years, the team has traveled to Boca Raton to train at St. Andrews School's world class facilities, and compete against teams such as St. Andrews, Boca Prep and Spanish River. In addition, Berkshire players recently attend the Sony Open where they had a chance to meet some of America's premiere players.
Playing quality tennis is our focus, and we are looking for players who want to compete, work hard, and do what is necessary for team success. We prepare our players for the next level, which includes working with each player who is interested in playing in college to find a school and program that is a good fit.


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I've got an issue now with my LR Baggs pickup that I purchased back in December of 2010 which is getting a buzz sound on it with my boutique guitar. This is what a guitar tech in Dallas, Texas called a "Mechanical Buzz" transmitting through the mic part of the pickup like something is loose on either the microphone or on the guitar itself. But, if the guitar is played acoustically, I don't hear the buzz. So, it leads me to believe that it is coming from the pickup itself, specifically the preamp.
I've left the tech support department of LR Baggs a voice message asking them to call me back about the Anthem SL pickup and the problems I see being exhibited. Told them to call my cell number.
Acoustic Guitar Forums I'm seeing threads on about the vary same issue I'm exhibiting are calling it a "sympathetic vibration issue". I'd like to get this resolved quickly as I use this guitar for gigs all the time. I can reproduce this very sound on three completely different amps; a 50 watt Ultrasound AG50DS4, a 50 watt Yorkville AM50, and an SWR
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Report by Bob Gannon: Sound Check
Hi gang,
Just getting back from the show & soundcheck and it's been a long day. When they brought us into the arena for soundcheck, only Wix was on stage playing with his equipment. A short time later, Brian Ray came out and immediately began playing his guitar parts for Hi,Hi,Hi. He tried several different effects on his guitar until they found the one that they liked. Rusty came out after that and was tuning his guitars on the side of the stage. Finally Abe came out, banged on the drums for a bit and then he and Wix started to jam and were joined in by Brian and Rusty. They played for a bit until Paul came out. Soundcheck was a little short but fun none the less, we got Bluebird, Things We Said Today, Letting Go, and a special jam for Orlando. Before he played "Ram On", Paul explained that actress Keira Knightly had recently been married and she and her husband played "Ram On" for their first song during the wedding reception......Arena is state of the art, very cool place to see a show. Here's the setlist
01. Hi,Hi,Hi- Brian Ray guitar parts
02. Jam (untitled)- Band without Paul
03. Matchbox
04. Honey Don't
05. Jam - Orlando
06. Highway
07. Letting Go
08. C moon
09. Don't let the sun catch you crying
10. Things we said today
11. San Francisco Bay Blues (dedicated to Shelley)
12. Ram On
13. Midnight Special
14. Bluebird
15. Time for your massage
16. Lady Madonna
Report by Bob Gannon: Concert
Tonight the Out There tour made it's first U.S. visit in Orlando at the Amway Center. The Florida crowd was fantastic and Paul & Band did not disappoint with a spirited show in which they were visibly having a lot of fun. Paul was super animated. First here's the setlist...I think the only thing changed was the order of Hi,Hi,Hi and Band on the Run which was switched. Other than that, all of the new songs were in.
Set List:
01. Eight Days a Week
02. Junior's Farm
03. All My Loving
04. Listen to What the Man Said
05. Let Me Roll It/ Foxy Lady
06. Paperback Writer
07. My Valentine
08. 1985
09. The long and Winding Road
10. Maybe I'm Amazed
11. Hope of Deliverance
12. We Can Work It Out
13. Another Day
14. And I Love Her
15. Blackbird
16. Here Today
17. Your Mother Should Know
18. Lady Madonna
19. All Together Now
20. Mrs Vanderbilt
21. Eleanor Rigby
22. Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite
23. Something
24. Ob-la-Di Ob-La-Da
25. Hi,Hi,Hi
26. Band on the Run
27. Back in the USSR
28. Let it Be
29. Live and Let Die
30. Hey Jude
Encore #1
31. Day Tripper
32. Lovely Rita
33. Get Back
Encore #2
34. Yesterday
35. Helter Skelter
36. Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/ The End
As far as the new songs go, they all went over pretty well. Eight Days a week was a nice starter. It was absolutely fabulous not having seen Wings Over America to see "Listen to what the man said" back in the show! "Hope of Deliverance" gave Wix an opportunity to join the other members center stage with a guitar as the very animated Abe Laboriel Jr played bass guitar. He was smiling ear to ear. At one point, he and Paul walked around in circles on the stage together and than sang together on the same mic. I wasn't sure that I was going to be wild about this song but it had been long enough since the 1993 tour where it sounded very nice. Another nice addition was "We Can Work it out"..always loved that song. Followed by "Another Day" which may have been the one with the least reception but the hard core fans loved it! I was kind of not looking forward towards Your Mother Should Know and All Together Now thinking that they may not come off well but they did and they were actually a lot of fun to sing along with so Kudos! Loved Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite & Lovely Rita...nice adds this tour but I was most excited to hear Hi,Hi,Hi and they did not disappoint, they played a torrid version of it!
And now let me address the pre-tour bruhaha!!! The rising stage. The stage adds about another 10-15 feet from it to the first row. So you're a little further back but not all that much. It's only during two songs "Blackbird" and "Here Today". But while he moves to the front stage and tells the story behind "Blackbird" he is actually closer than he's ever been to the first row. I was in the fourth row and I felt like I could reach out and grab him. Now, as the stage rises, it does make it a little tough to see Paul with the lights in your eyes but it almost gives him a celestial glow, very cool effect. Not sure how it looked from the farther away seats but cool from my vantage point. Can't wait to see it again tomorrow! All in all, a very,very good show and very entertaining setlist!!
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Topic: Windows XP - Rmagick conflicts when running rails server
Hi everyone,
I am running Windows XP with Ruby 1.8.4 installed.
I have 2 projects, one that runs a Captia, and the other dynamically resizes images, etc...
I am running the bundled package of 1.13.0 located here: http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=12
Specifically: rmagick-1.13.0-IM-6.2.9-0-win32.zip
The project that runs the Captia runs just fine using this version of Rmagick and Image Magick. However, the project that runs the resized images, etc... has stuff like the file_column plugin installed, which has something to do with the dynamic resizing of the images. I am a newbie, so my terms might be wrong.
The following is the error I receive when trying to start my webrick server:
=> Booting WEBrick...
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-1.3.1/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:123:in `const_missing': uninitialized constant Enum (NameError)
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rmagick-1.13.0-win32/lib/RMagick.rb:28
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:33:in `require'
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-1.3.1/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:147:in `require'
from ./script/../config/../vendor/plugins/captcha/init.rb:4:in `load_plugin'
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rails-1.1.6/lib/initializer.rb:348:in `load_plugin'
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-1.3.1/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb:11:in `silence_warnings'
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rails-1.1.6/lib/initializer.rb:348:in `load_plugin'
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rails-1.1.6/lib/initializer.rb:158:in `load_plugins'
... 10 levels...
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:27:in `require'
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-1.3.1/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:147:in `require'
from ./script/server:3
from -e:4
Can any of you think of why I am getting this error. I WOULD NOT get this error back when I had Rmagick 1.9.2 installed...however that would cause me all sorts of grief and invalid char errors which was an unbelievable headache.
Let me know if you have additional questions I can answer to help find a solution.


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* You can keep him off the field by DH'ing only.
* You can keep him off the bases some by pinch running for him.
* You can give him days off against lefties to allow him to rest and recover.
* You can sit him for all games against the NL.
But no matter what you try, you cannot keep Tenuous Travis Hafner from getting hurt.
In the battle against steroids in baseball, some may believe that the Roids are used only to get stronger and more muscular. The truth of it is that steroid users become dependent on the drugs to hasten their recovery time from injuries. Those that quit using not only shrink, but, have big problems coming back from any injury they suffer while they are off the Roids. They may even make injuries more probable, I don't know.
Case in point, Travis Hafner? Makes me wonder.


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Mark Murphy is the current President & Chief Executive Officer of the Green Bay Packers. Prior to that, he was a trial attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice, the athletic director at Colgate University (his alma mater) and Northwestern University, and also enjoyed a successful playing career in the NFL as a two-time Pro-Bowl safety for the Washington Redskins from 1977 to 1984. Mark is believed to be the first person to earn a Super Bowl ring as a player (XVII, 1982) and as a team chief executive (XLV, 2010).
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James (Jim) has been on the Board of Directors since 2003 and served as club president in 2010. Jim currently serves as Community Service Chair, Club Historian and Executive Committee member. Outside the club, Jim is the Assistant Director of Planned Giving at Claremont McKenna College, avid bicyclist (both road and mountain) and a big Green Bay Packers fan. On the weekends you can often see him and his wife Jackie chasing around their dog Jenny.
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Vitamin K deficiency bleeding after NICE guidance and withdrawal of Konakion Neonatal: British Paediatric Surveillance Unit study, 2006–2008
- 1Child and Women's Health, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, Exeter, UK
- 2Paediatric Department, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, Exeter, UK
- 3Health Services Research, Peninsula Medical School, Exeter, UK
- Correspondence to Dr Alison Busfield, Child and Women's Health, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, Barrack Road, Exeter EX2 5DW, UK; alison.busfield{at}nhs.net
- Received 12 September 2011
- Revised 16 October 2012
- Accepted 17 October 2012
- Published Online First 12 November 2012
Objective To survey vitamin K deficiency bleeding (VKDB) and document vitamin K (VK) prophylaxis practice, and compare with findings predating withdrawal of Konakion Neonatal and guidance from the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), both occurring in 2006.
Design Two-year surveillance of VKDB (2006–2008) using British Paediatric Surveillance Unit methodology. Postal questionnaire to consultant-led maternity units.
Setting UK and Irish Republic.
Patients All newborns and infants under 6 months with suspected VKDB.
Main outcome measures VKDB incidence and predisposing factors, VK prophylaxis recommended/received.
Results Eleven cases of VKDB were found: six (55%) babies received no VK prophylaxis, in five (45.5%) because parents withheld consent; three (27.5%) babies with late VKDB received intramuscular (IM) Konakion MM (two had biliary atresia, and one was delivered preterm); two (18%) babies received incomplete oral prophylaxis. Nine babies (82%) were breast fed. Three (27%) babies had liver disease; four (36%), including all those with liver disease, were jaundiced at presentation after 21 days. Four (36%) babies had intracranial haemorrhage, two probably suffering long-term morbidity. VK prophylaxis practice was defined in 236 (100%) units. All units recommended prophylaxis for every newborn: 169 (72%) IM, 19 (8%) oral, and 48 (20%) offered parental choice. All units that recommended IM prophylaxis used Konakion MM. Oral prophylaxis always involved multidose regimens for breastfed babies; 61 (91%) units used Konakion MM, and six (9%) used unlicensed products suitable for administration by parents.
Conclusions IM Konakion MM is efficacious, but parents withholding consent for recommended IM prophylaxis reduces effectiveness. Reappraisal of NICE guidance would be appropriate. Prolonged jaundice demands investigation. Late VKDB occasionally occurs after IM prophylaxis.


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Questions about the Cabinet Secretaries' Notebooks
Questions about the Cabinet Secretaries' Notebooks
Q. What are the Cabinet Secretaires' Notebooks?
A. The Cabinet Secretaries' Notebooks are the handwritten notes which the Cabinet Secretary makes when he attends Cabinet Meetings as the Senior Secretary. The Notebooks which are being released are those of Sir Norman Brook who was in fact Deputy Cabinet Secretary until 1947 and thereafter became Cabinet Secretary.
Q. Are the Notebooks public records?
A. Yes.
Q. Why have the Notebooks not been released earlier in accordance with the 30-year rule?
A. The question of whether the Notebooks should be released has been considered for over 20 years. It was discussed at some length by a Committee on Modern Public Records chaired by Sir Duncan Wilson in 1981. The Wilson Committee concluded that extended closure of the Notebooks was proper, partly because they revealed the contribution of individual ministers to Cabinet debate and so might undermine the collective responsibility of the Cabinet and because they contained items the release of which could harm national security. The Government in its response to the Wilson report accepted its recommendation that consideration should be given to allowing access to the earliest Notebooks when they were 50 years old. Following the publication of the Open Government White Paper, the policy was reviewed in 1993 when it was decided to withhold publication of the Notebooks for at least another ten years. The review begun in 2003 resulted in the release of the first tranche of Notebooks in January 2006.
Q. How many Notebooks are being released?
A. Two. The tenth and eleventh Notebooks are being released on 5 August 2007).
Q. Why are we releasing the Cabinet Secretaries' Notebooks now?
A. It was agreed between the then Cabinet Secretary (Sir Andrew Turnbull) and the then Master of the Rolls (Lord Phillips) in 2004 that we would transcribe the Notebooks and release them in tranches beginning in January 2006.
Q. What years do the Notebooks cover?
A. The first Notebook (CAB 195/1) (released January 2006) covers the period 13.4.1942 - 19.11.1942.
The second Notebook (CAB 195/2) (released January 2006) covers the period 26.11.1942 - 14.7.1943.
The third Notebook (CAB 195/3) (first half released January 2006 and the second half in March 2006) covers the period 6.3.1945 - 7.2.1946.
The fourth Notebook (CAB 195/4) (released March 2006) covers the period 7.2.1946 - 31.12.1946.
The fifth Notebook (CAB 195/5) (released May 2006) covers the period 2.1.1947 - 18.12.1947.
The sixth Notebook (CAB 195/6) (released July 2006) covers the period 6.1.48 - 22.12.48.
The seventh Notebook (CAB 195/7) (released September 2006) covers the period 12.1.49 - 27.4.50.
The eight Notebook (CAB 195/8) (released November 2006) covers the period 1.5.50 - 22.3.51.
The ninth Notebook (CAB 195/9) (released January 2007) covers the period 2.4.51 - 27.9.51.
The tenth Notebook (CAB 195/10) (released August 2007) covers the period 30.10.51 - 25.11.52.
The eleventh Notebook (CAB 195/11) (released August 2007) covers the period 3.12.52 - 26.2.54.
Q. What has happened to the earlier Notebooks?
A. The first Cabinet Secretary, Lord Hankey, kept a diary which he began in 1915 and whilst it does cover the proceedings of Cabinet Meetings it also goes much wider and so is not an official Notebook in the same way as those which are currently being released. The diary has been deposited at the Churchill Archives Centre in Cambridge and is open to researchers. Also deposited at the Churchill Archives Centre are the Notebooks of Lawrence Burgis who was an Assistant Secretary to the War Cabinet between 1940-1945; these Notebooks are also open to researchers. The Notebooks of the second Cabinet Secretary, Lord Bridges, were destroyed by him.
Q. Why are there gaps in the Notebooks?
A. There are two possible reasons for the gaps in the Notebooks. Firstly, Sir Norman Brook did not attend the Cabinet Meeting or secondly, he attended but did not make any notes.
Q. What is the value of the Notebooks?
A. The Notebooks give more of a flavour of the discussions and therefore of the relationship and views of individual ministers. They also give a more in depth flavour to incidents which happened at the time.
Q. How do the Notebooks differ from the official Cabinet Minutes?
A. The main difference is that the official minutes do not attribute views to individual ministers as the Notebooks do. Nor do the items necessarily correspond: the Cabinet Secretary did not note every item, but sometimes included incidental discussion not reflected in the official minutes.
Q. Is there anything new in the Notebooks?
A. There is little new information in the Notebooks. However, they do give a real flavour of the views and personalities of those people who attended Cabinet or who were being discussed at Cabinet. They also give an indication of the dynamics in Cabinet, for example, on the occasions where the views of ministers differed. They show that where the Cabinet failed to agree or a decision was deferred for further discussion. Finally they give a real flavour of the domestic and international scene. They also cover the Coronation of Her Majesty The Queen.
Q. Why have the transcripts been done?
A. Transcripts have been made so that the Notebooks could be reviewed by the Cabinet Office in advance of release to the National Archives. As a by-product of that process the Cabinet Office feels that they may also be useful to researchers.
Q. Are the trascriptions accurate?
A. The Notebooks have been transcribed as accurately as possible. This means that any errors in spelling etc that occur when writing rapidly to keep up with the flow of speech have not been corrected. Sir Norman Brook used his own abbreviations and these have also been left as they are in the Notebooks. Where the writing was unclear either a "best guess" has been made or question marks inserted. Where Sir Norman has used abbreviations for people mentioned in the Notebooks we have left them as they are in the text but have provided the attached list of the most commonly used ones and a list of Ministers who were in the Cabinet at the time.
Q. Why are we note releasing all the Notebooks up to the 30-year point at the same time?
A. The Notebooks need to be reviewed before they are released to ensure that there is no sensitive information in them. Therefore the Cabinet Office is having the Notebooks transcribed to facilitate the review process. This is a lengthy process which is why the Cabinet Office has agreed to release a few a year up to the thirty-year point.
Q. In releasing the Notebooks in tranches - when do we get the 30 year point?


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we bought 9 of this product, one for each classroom but description did not say that self assembly is required. Also,had to cut up garden canes to use as hangers and supply cable ties and string to hang them on the wall. Cutting out all the numbers took ages and, like the previous review, some stiching was inaccurate so I had to trim some numbers to make them fit. Once in use though it is a great classroom resource.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I use this with Secondary SEN Maths group. They enjoy using it. The only comment I would like to make was that some of the stitching was not straight and I had to cut a couple of the number cards to shape so that they fit in the slots
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WASHINGTON — Contractors who built the Web portal for the Obama administration's health insurance marketplace said Thursday the site's crippling problems trace back to insufficient testing and changes that government officials made just prior to going live.
Who's to blame? The first congressional hearing into what went wrong dug into issues of website architecture and testing protocols — but also restoked the partisan battle over President Barack Obama's signature expansion of health coverage for millions of uninsured Americans. Republicans who've been trying to kill the program the past three years sounded outraged that it is being poorly carried out, while Democrats jeered them as political hypocrites.
What was clear after more than four hours of testimony was that the contractors had only partial answers, and only the Obama administration can eventually put the entire picture together to explain the botched rollout.
Better times are coming, said executives from CGI Federal, which built the HealthCare.gov website serving 36 states, and from QSSI, which created a component that helps verify applicants' incomes and other personal details. They said problems are being fixed daily and expressed optimism that anybody who wants coverage will be able to get it by Jan. 1.
"The system is working, people are enrolling," said CGI vice president Cheryl Campbell. "But people will be able to enroll at a faster pace."
Asked for a timetable, she side-stepped, saying: "I don't like to raise expectations."
The online insurance markets were meant to be the portal to coverage for people who don't get health benefits on the job. Middle-class people are to pick from subsidized private insurance plans, while low-income people are steered to Medicaid in states that have agreed to expand that safety-net program.


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Skip to comments.OUTLAW SWIMMING POOLS! Swimming pools are 52 times more likely to kill children than guns!
Posted on 01/10/2013 7:40:27 AM PST by ComtedeMaistre
Here is some excellent analysis that shows that swimming pools kill more children than guns, despite the fact that we have more guns than swimming pools in this country:
When you factor in the number of pools relative to that of guns, the analysis shows that a child is 52 times more likely to die in a swimming pool than by a gun shot. We need to outlaw swimming pools, in order to save the lives of children. I am all for pool control. We must fight to ensure that the pool builders lobby does not undermine our attempt to save the lives of children.
Why is Obama not holding a press conference to denounce the lack of pool control, and introduce licensing for people who own pools? Is it because guns are more effective at stopping communism than swimming pools?
If we can save even one child's life by outlawing swimming pools, it will be worth it.
Why don't we just get to the core issue and outlaw water?
I always wait five days before going into a swimming pool. It's a cooling off period.
Is taking a cool dip in your swimming pool so important to you that it's worth the life of even one of our precious children? Are you some kind of a monster?
The thing that scares people about guns is that they make a loud noise and people bleed when they are hit.
Swimming pools, bathtubs, alcohol, drugs and hospitals kill many many many times more people than guns, but they do it quietly and usually alone, so people don't notice.
That which is a danger to children does not matter.
What is a danger to totalitarian government is what matters.
The reason the Media is not scared of pools is you cannot stop a Jack Booted Thug with one.
and while we are at it OUTLAW COCA-COLA AND PEPSI!
Did you know they PURPOSELY ADD CARBON-DIOXIDE (a dangerous greenhouse gas!) to their drinks?
That is what the bubbles are. I cannot believe this criminal behaviour is allowed to take place.
ALL 'carbonated beverages' must be banned!
Won't somebody think of THE CHILDREN!!
Medical malpracttice deaths run around 100,000 anually these are mostly wrong dose or wrong drug. We should ban drugs doctors and hospitals
Cars, trucks, SUV's - now these are killers! Outlaw them!
Planes kill people - outlaw them....
I think the list could go on and on....
National statistics support that medical and doctor mistakes cause 9000 more deaths in the population than guns.
Going off the deep end!
Stop giving them ideas. Diving boards have already disappeared (I only know of one pool within 30 miles with diving boards...).
While we're at it, let's also ban the trucks that deliver propane and gasoline so some nutcase doesn't hijack one and plow it into a building full of people.
Nah, the REAL killer is GRAVITY!
That chart does suggest that black kids need to keep their butts out of the pool.
That or pools are just plain racist...
This just announced...
Mayor Bloomberg has outlawed having water more than one drop at a time out of an eye dropper
Claims it causes obesity....which causes death
Most towns won't tell you but they consider pools a public nuisance.
Ask any building inspector. If the codes got any stricter, they'd have you filling them with concrete.
Someone with graph skills could make a graph comparing gun deaths per year with other causes.
I have a diving board! Do I have to register it down at the US Government Dangerous Things Department of Registry?
With the proposed mandate to install ADA approved lifts for the disabled, I feel many pools will be shut anyway.
Thank You - That is a very good effort. Issue more of the obvious hypocrisy via "actual" stats.
IMHO - this type of rebuttal to the anti - 2nd Amendment Idiots will be effective.
The Mooch says we have an obesity problem. So I propose we ban spoons, especially tablespoons that carry way more calories than teaspoons.
I posted the information below on FB on 12/20. It was in response to a gun banner who loves her pool!
I did some digging last night and found a few things. The FBI estimates that about 100 million US households have legal firearms and they also tracked about 350 deaths where a rifle was used. Semi-automatic rifles are some subset of that 350 number, but it is not explicitly tracked separately from bolt actions, pump actions or single shot rifles. So, the rate of preventable deaths from semi-automatic rifles that are not needed is no more than 0.00035%.
Then I went to the CDC stats and found that they estimate that about 8-10 million US households have swimming pools and they tracked about 3,500 drowning deaths, but they do not track specifically the subset of drownings that occurred in bath tubs, lakes, streams or swimming pools. So, the rate of preventable deaths from swimming pools that are not needed is no more than 0.035%.
Our governments own numbers are showing us that swimming pools are 1,000 times more dangerous than semi-automatic rifles!
If we are willing to accept the premise that the federal government should infringe on our liberty to address unnecessary deaths, then we would see much more value in banning swimming pools! In addition, we would cause harm to much fewer individuals and we dont even have to deal with a Constitutional issue.
Heck, we all know that swimming pools are a luxury that no family needs! We should only allow people to swim in government owned pools.
Or we could simply live with the consequences of individual liberty and understand that we can address evil doers whenever possible, but we will never be able to stop all evil.
I'd say you have your work cut out for you!
That's the logical response, but gun control isn't about logic, or at least logic that the antis will admit to. They hate and fear guns at a visceral level. They are true believers in the power of the state. Government has substituted for God in their worldview, and anything that diminshes the power of their god - government - is hated and feared. freedom to defent one's self from tyranny is considered a form of blasphemy and hence not subject to rational discussion
To slightly misquote Stuart Chase, "For the true believer, no proof is necessary and no disproof possible."
Or to summarize anti-gunners are never satisfied until their oft stated goal of "A society where only the police and military are armed." is achieved.
They cannot be reasoned with because although they falsely claim to be interested in public safety, their antipathy to an armed populace isn't based on reason or logic. It's based on the worship of the state and anything that reduces the power of the state is viewed as blasphemy.
They cannot be bargained with because they have nothing to bring to their side of the table. Their idea of a bargain is to demand all of your rights, but settle for destroying some of them now and some of them later.
They don't have any fears about the process, because they risk nothing and don't have anything to lose. Their laws don't pass? So what? They'll just try again. They also know that we're too law abiding to do what really needs to be done
They feel no pity for the citizens wanting to protect their families and property from criminals. As far as they're concerned anyone with a gun IS a criminal.
And they NEVER QUIT. They may rest for a time, but like now they NEVER LET A CRISIS GO TO WASTE
There are only three possible final outcomes
Ground plane requirements for the whole area, looped to rods(uniform potential)
Special gates for access areas
Alarms on each door to the exterior of the home with 100db chirping alerts that a door is opened(cannot be shut off)
A special float switch assembly with a siren which must activate if the water is disturbed during non-use.
A bunch more too petty to list.
Diving board = carnage
I would hazard that you have a better chance of being eaten by a Polar Bear than being killed by an assault rifle.
It's not the pool, it's the WATER.
Please dont give them any ideas,many communities around us have closed thier pools because of regulations.Now instead of a safe pool kids swim in unsupervised rivers.
This is only for the high-capacity pools.
A one-gallon bucket that you have to reload each time is more than sufficient.
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