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Marijuana use continues to attract interest and fuel controversy. Big, green pot leaves have adorned the covers of Time, National Review, and Forbes. Almost 100 million Americans have tried marijuana at least once. Groups such as The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana (NORML) and The Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) have tens of thousands of members. Polls suggest that 70-80% of Americans support medicinal marijuana. At least 11 U.S. states have experimented with decriminalization and medical marijuana laws, with new initiatives appearing each year. Meanwhile, other groups such as ... More
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The Nominated Entry, which is due to the FEI on June 17, is comprised of 15 horse/rider combinations. Eleven horses have been named to the Short List. These horses will compete at the Barbury Castle International Horse Trials June 27 - July 1st. The Team will be named on July 2nd and submitted to the USOC on July 6th.
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Another pp from a stockbroking firm.
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Dominion Trust targets N3b share capital Posted Saturday, March 1, 2008 Dominion Trust targets N3b share capital, meets SEC's requirements As stockbroking firms jostle to meet the new N1 billion capital requirement deadline from N70 million, which expires on December 31, 2008, another stockbroking firm, Dominion Trust Limited has met and surpassed the requirement. The company, according to its Managing Director, Mr. Tope Asaju is also increasing the paid-up capital to N3 billion before September to enable it meet the requirement of an issuing house, combined with its broker/dealer business. The excess fund according to Asaju is being raised partly through a private placement which is on-going and will soon be concluded. Asaju said:"Our shareholders' fund is well in excess of N1 billion, but we are targeting over N3 billion by the end of the year. That is our plan. "By September, we are targeting N3 billion so that we can maintain our business as issuing house and broker/dealer. "We have an on-going private placement and we are mindful of the number and the amount we can raise as a private company." Dominion Trust Limited was incorporated in 1989 as a finance/investment company. In 1990, it became a dealing member of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and is presently registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as an issuing house, broker/dealer, investment advisers and portfolio managers. The company has successfully raised funds for many quoted companies in the market in its capacity as issuing house or stockbrokers to the issue. In the secondary market, it manages a portfolio running into billions on behalf of institutional investors and private individuals, just as it executes specific mandates to buy and sell. - Guardia |
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M&G, Newman Tonks' biggest shareholder with an 11.2 per cent stake, irrevocably accepted FKI's offer on the day the bid was launched while Britannic Assurance, another institutional investor, also pledged its 2.2 per cent stake.
The move was unusual because M&G, which said Newman Tonks had "demonstrably underperformed", tends to back incumbent management.
But in his first response, Geoff Gahan, Newman Tonks' chief executive, queried the fund manager's decision: "I find their behaviour quite strange. Why didn't they sell their stake when the share price was higher earlier this year? They have never forgiven us for realigning [cutting] the dividend four years ago."
Mr Gahan was speaking after Newman Tonks announced the sale of its 33 per cent minority interest in Tesa, its Spanish security products manufacturer to Williams, the diversified industrial group, for pounds 27m. The deal, which is subject to shareholders' approval unless FKI's offer lapses, reduces Newman Tonks' gearing to about 10 per cent.
"We are deploying financial resources away from areas not considered hard core and concentrating on controlling interests in businesses with potential for strong growth in international markets," Mr Gahan said. But he declined to say whether other deals were in the pipeline as part of Newman Tonks' bid defence. Last night FKI posted its offer document to Newman Tonks' shareholders, a move that sets the 60-day bid timetable clock ticking.
FKI urged shareholders to "exit a business with a dismal track record at a significant premium" and to "participate in a business with a strong management team and a proven track record".
Halifax-based FKI is offering a mixture of cash and shares worth 150p, or pounds 196m, and a 140p cash alternative. FKI says it is offering at least 20 times the consensus forecast earnings for Newman Tonks this year.
The offer is being funded by a fully underwritten conditional rights issue of two new FKI shares for every 13 existing shares held at 175p to raise pounds 152m. The rest of the deal will be funded from internal resources, taking FKI's gearing up from more than 60 per cent to 80 per cent.
Newman Tonks is FKI's first hostile takeover. In his letter to shareholders, Jeff Whalley, FKI's chairman, said he had approached Newman Tonks' board with a view to making a recommended offer but had been unable to establish a meaningful dialogue.
Mr Gahan dismissed FKI's latest move. "There is nothing new in the document which only confirms their derisory offer.It will be a long hard battle."
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Unemployment and International Factor Movement in the Presence of Skilled and Unskilled Labor
Widespread unemployment has been observed in some developing countries. On the other hand, extensive movement of labor across countries has also been observed. Therefore, in order to examine the interaction between the domestic and international labor markets, this paper develops a model that includes unemployment, international factor movement, and the difference between skilled and unskilled labor. The model examines the effect of production subsidies on unemployment and evaluates their effectiveness as a possible policy in order to alleviate the problem of unemployment. Further, this paper investigates the effects of international factor movement on unemployment and welfare. Copyright © 2007 The Author; Journal compilation © 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
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England cricket captain backs Lord's Cricket Ground as the Olympic Archery venue
Andrew, Englands cricket captain, met GB archers Alison Williamson and Simon Terry at Lord's Cricket Ground, to shoot some arrows at targets on the pitch.
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Andrew had said that Lord's would be a first class venue for Archery at the London 2012 Olympic Games, just as it is for cricket.
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Celery and Za'atar Tabouli
Author Notes: I love tabouli and eat it all summer long. I usually make it with cucumbers and tomatoes, but they can get watery and don't travel well. I love the taste of celery, and especially the leaves--green and vegetal and slightly bitter -- I use celery leaves frequently in my cooking. I also love za'atar, and thought it would marry well with celery. In this salad, you use the celery and the leaves, and while proportions are stated in the recipe, I suggest that you adjust according to your taste. For example, I like lemony tabouli salad, so my ratio of lemon (a lot) to olive or walnut oil (a little) may not work for you. I use bulgur wheat in tabouli, which is traditional, but I've made it with couscous and quinoa, both of which work really well.
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WHY WE LOVE IT: Run-of-the-mill tabouli has a way of getting water-logged too easily. By replacing the normal tomato and cucumber with sturdy nuts and crunchy celery, drbabs has effectively solved that problem. Pack the smart garnishes (yogurt, feta, and extra spice), and take this on your longest trip -- we dare you. —The Editors
Serves 4
Za'atar (If you can't find it ready-made)
- 3 tablespoons dried thyme (or lemon thyme, if you can find it)
- 3 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted
- 2 tablespoons sumac
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon Aleppo pepper (not traditional, but adds a nice bite of heat)
- 1 cup bulgur wheat
- 1/4 cup za'atar
- 1 3/4 cups boiling water
- Juice and zest of 1 to 2 lemons
- 2 tablespoons walnut or olive oil
- 1/2 cup finely chopped flat leaf parsley
- 4 to 6 inner stalks of celery with leaves, finely chopped (about 1 to 1 1/2 cups of chopped celery with leaves)
- 1 spring onion or 2 scallions, minced
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- Plain Greek yogurt
- 1/4 cup chopped toasted walnuts
- More za'atar as needed
- Crumbled feta cheese (optional)
- In a large bowl, stir za'atar into bulgur wheat and pour boiling water over the mixture. Let sit until the water is completely absorbed, about 45 minutes. Meanwhile, zest and juice your lemon, chop your parsley, onions and celery, toast your walnuts.
- When the wheat has absorbed all the water and cooled to room temperature, stir in zest and juice of one lemon (you might add more later) and 2 tablespoons of walnut or olive oil. Add in chopped parsley, onions, and celery and stir well. Taste. Add salt and pepper to taste, and adjust the rest of the seasoning to your taste. You may need more oil and/or lemon juice, and you may want to stir in more za'atar.
- To serve, scoop the tabouli onto a plate and add a tablespoon or so of plain yogurt. Sprinkle the yogurt with a tablespoon of the chopped walnuts and a pinch or two of za'atar. (I've also eaten it with a sprinkling of feta cheese, and it's really good!)
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Recent China CEO Councils have focused on dimensioning the momentous economic transition that China is now undergoing, and how the transition is changing – and how it may plausibly further change – the operating environment for MNCs in China under different scenarios. Looking forward, what are realistic opportunities and options for MNCs in key sectors?
Assuming political and social stability are maintained (without intensified repression and isolation that sharply disrupts business), the most probable outcome of China's transition is some progress with marketizing reforms – eventually – that gradually curb the distorting and corrupt influences of the State sector and boost the role of the more dynamic and productive private and household sectors. Such progress would necessarily yield a better operating environment for foreign MNCs in China. Unfortunately, this outcome is only probable, but by no means inevitable.
This CEO Council focused on illuminating the tangible steps members are taking to adjust and optimize their investment and market strategies and to prepare their organizations for excelling and driving growth during this unprecedented and unpredictable transition for China.


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Tell your husbands, boyfriends, dads, brothers, and sons, because apparently there's now a place where they can actually bathe in beer. Some interesting news via Ananova:
"The world's first beer health centre has opened in the cellar of a family brewery in the Czech Republic.
Beer baths, beer massages and beer cosmetics are on offer at the spa at the Chodovar Family brewery in Chodova Plana.
The converted cellars include seven huge Victorian style baths where guests can swim in beer while enjoying a pint poured at a bathside bar.
Guests on £80 weekend packages can indulge in a range of health treatments including beer wraps, starting at £12 per session.
Owner Jiri Plevka said: "Beer can treat a range of conditions, particularly skin conditions, and the health centre should appeal to men who are put off by 'posh' traditional spas.
'I have heard of some places in other countries where people can swim in beer but it's just a gimmick.
'We believe in the healing properties of beer and we offer the full range of treatments. We are a fully-fledged beer spa.'"
In honor of this news I thought I'd bring you a photo of me at the Hofbrauhaus in Munich on Thursday night.
Check out the Chodovar Family Brewery here: Beer Baths.
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Beer: It Does A Body Good
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Welcome to LumberJocks….It will be a great resource for you and your projects. There are a bunch of great people here willing to help……have fun….Looking forward to your projects and posts….. WARNING: Visiting LumberJocks has proven to be addictive -- Todd, Oak Ridge, TN, Hello my name is Todd and I'm a Toolholic, I bought my last tool 10 days, no 4 days, oh heck I bought a tool on the way here! † |
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Manchot, Melanie (2001) For a Moment Between Strangers - two part screen installation. [Art/Design Item]
Type of Research: | Art/Design Item |
Creators: | Manchot, Melanie |
Description: | For a Moment Between Strangers marks a key stage in Manchot's transition from studio based portraiture as seen in works such as 'Liminal Portraits' to make works which cross social art (specifically in this case social video rather than the more familiar term social sculpture)and portraiture. It deliberately set out to cross the boundaries of normal behaviour in a work which collected and visually documented kisses from 100 strangers on the streets of New York. The work also interrupts normal urban street life of non-transaction and anonymity and questions whether moments of intimacy can nevertheless take place as Manchot approaches strangers and asks for a kiss while recording their responses using a hidden camera and sound recorder. The work also moves in the direction of the staged documentary in that it comprises raw rather footage of the interaction between Manchot and the strangers. For a Moment Between Strangers was also exhibited at Bonington Gallery 06/03/02 and in a group exhibition 'Summertime: Reflection/Self-Reflections' at Galerie m, in Bochum, 05/07/06-06/09/06. In the latter venue she exhibited with artists including Boris Savelev, Thomas Florschuetz and Nam June Paik. Stills from the work can be viewed on: http://www/m-bochum.de/artist_image_en.php?aid+170&aname+MelanieManchot The exhibition was accompanied by the publication of Love is a Stranger published by Prestel and launched at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 02/11/01, ISBN 3791325329. |
Keywords/subjects not otherwise listed: | RAE2008 UoA63 |
Your affiliations with UAL: | Colleges > London College of Communication |
Date: | 3 November 2001 |
Date Deposited: | 03 Dec 2009 23:32 |
Last Modified: | 28 Apr 2011 14:13 |
Item ID: | 1506 |
URI: | http://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/id/eprint/1506 |
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Jews also make up seven percent of the current House of Representatives, 13 percent of the Senate, and, according to John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, authors of "The Israel Lobby," roughly 100 percent of George W. Bush's foreign policy advisers. One hopes that Mr. Forman's co-religionists have the wisdom to ignore his demand for the shunning of Miss Coulter as the Israel lobby's petulant demand for a third Middle East war, this time in explicit defense of Israel rather than U.S. national security, already has the potential to severely divide America's Jews from the rest of the country, Christians and nonChristians alike.You might recall Mr. Day from such doozies as comparing the solution to America's Immigration numbers to Hitler's solving of the 'problem' of Jewish numbers in Germany.
America is still quite friendly towards Jews, but the incessant attacks on Christianity by the likes of Deutsch, Forman and Abe Foxman have grown increasingly tiresome. Given this irritating behavior, and the historical fact that Jews have worn out their welcome in literally dozens of countries over the centuries, it is the height of foolishness for a small number of misguided individuals to demand that 80 percent of the American population remain silent about the tenets of its religious faith. Christians are dying for their faith in the Sudan, in North Korea, in China, Vietnam and Myanmar; they are not about to shut their mouths simply because a few Jews in the media disapprove of their beliefs.
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Previous Exhibits
In addition to the permanent galleries, the Reagan Library presents entertaining and informative temporary exhibitions on a wide range of subjects. The Library installs two to three new exhibitions a year, so check back to see what is new.
"I really do love baseball and I wish we could do this out on the lawn every day. I wouldn't even complain if a stray ball came through the Oval Office window now and then."
- President Reagan, May 11, 1983
The exhibit featured over 700 artifacts, including some of the rarest, historic and iconic baseball memorabilia from the largest known private collector in the United States. Extraordinary artifacts were on display from Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, Jackie Robinson, the Los Angeles Dodgers, and scores of other historically important players and organizations.
Nancy Reagan: A First Lady's Style
Nancy Reagan : A First Lady's Style focused on the roles Mrs. Reagan played in the White House: hostess and ambassador, public servant and spokesperson, and loyal, caring wife. The exhibition showcased almost 80 of her dresses, suits, and gowns spanning a fifty year timeframe. The outfits range from her March 4, 1952 wedding dress to the skirt suit she wore to President Reagan's funeral in June of 2004. The exhibition included designs by Geoffrey Beene, Bill Blass, Valentino, James Galanos, Carolina Herrera, Adolfo, Yves St. Laurent, Oscar de la Renta, Jean Louis and Chanel.
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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library opened a special exhibit featuring the White House Miniature, an authentic recreation of the White House measuring 50 feet long and 18 feet wide: a one-foot-to-one-inch scale. Taking over 600,000 hours of labor to create, the miniature is an amazing replica, showing visitors an intimate look into the White House - from the Lincoln bedroom to the Oval Office to tiny, working televisions to hand-carved chairs, tables and crystal chandeliers. Created by the Zweifel family, and first exhibited in 1979, the Miniature White House has been seen by over 42 million Americans.
Discover the Real George Washington: New Views from Mount Vernon
Approximately 100 original objects associated with George Washington – including the only surviving complete set of his famous dentures – were on display for the Reagan Library's special exhibition, Discover the Real George Washington: New Views from Mount Vernon. The exhibition went beyond the iconic image on the dollar bill to reveal the real George Washington as not only a general and president but as a young land surveyor, experimental farmer, and savvy entrepreneur. Washington's views on religion and slavery, and the influence of his wife, Martha, were also explored in this exhibition which featured life-size figures of Washington developed through a cutting-edge forensic investigation, engaging videos, original artifacts, intricate three-dimensional architectural models, and interactive displays.
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Presented by D23: The Official Disney Fan Club and The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Library, D23 Presents Treasures of The Walt Disney Archives was the largest exhibition ever curated by the Walt Disney Archives, at 12,000 square feet. From Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse to Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain America, the exhibition featured more than 500 artifacts, at least half of which had never been seen by the public—including models, props, costumes, set pieces, and artwork from throughout Disney history.
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Magna Carta: The Essence of Democracy explored why the 1215 Magna Carta is widely viewed as one of the most important documents in the history of our freedom and how it became the cornerstone of the U.S. Constitution. The highlight of this exhibition was the original 1215 Magna Carta, on loan from Lincoln Cathedral in Lincolnshire, England.


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Tranny flush after 100,000 miles, I know you have been asked before
I bought my 2003 TJ in May. I changed the oil as soon as I got it. Checked all the fluids, which were OK. It has the 4.0 with auto tranny. Had 103,000 miles on it when I got it and it has 112,000 now.
I have no idea of the maintenance that it was given before I got it. Everything seems to be working fine. My question is.........with this many miles, would you recommend a tranny flush or change filter and fluids myself. I have heard stories for all makes and models that doing this after 100,000 miles would only make matters worse. Would it be worth it to do them all, front end, rear end and transfer case. I know anything can happen to a vehicle with this many miles, but I had rather spend my money on upgrades than buying a new tranny of transfer case right now. Would you flush it, or just keep driving. I tried searching but I couldn't find this particular answer. |
Most bad stories I hear are where the fluid has never been changed then people go and have a "power flush" done! That is where it is done by a machine. Chunks can break lose and lodge in any of the tiny viens and lines! I have done a basic drain, filter replace, and refill on several vehicles over 100k and none of them have ever had any trouble.
That would have been the first thing to do; along with the eng oil, filters, plugs and wires, transfer case and differentials. Zerk Fitting lube? How Bout Timing chain or Belt?
Why the AUTO Tranny? Pain!! That should be flushed around every 20,000 to 40,000 unless Synthetic... Money 4 Upgrades? New Tranny $1500 minimun (standards) more 4 (autos).... Priorities..................:crash: |
I have 3 other high mileage vehicles that were bought before the 100, 000 mile mark. Two have auto tranny's and one not, I did change the fluids on them before 100,000 miles . 1993 Ford F350, manual, gas, 351 with 667.139 miles. The only thing I have had to replace was the computer. !998 F150 with auto, 4.6 it has 269,000 on it. No problems yet. 2000 Nissan exterra, auto, 237,000 on it, runs great. Thats why I asked about Chrysler and Jeep products or any vehicle over 100K |
I bought my 2003 TJ auto with 50,000 miles. Trans fluid was still nice and red, no burnt smell. I dropped the pan, changed the fluid/filter and added a tranny cooler. Chrysler transmissions are no longer bullet proof. The 42RLE in your Jeep is used in many Chrysler products with mixed results. I would change the fluid and NOT have it flushed.
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