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The Port of Houston Authority Commission will consider several Bayport-related items at its meeting this afternoon. Commissioners are being asked to approve a $1.29 million contract for design and construction with the expansion of Port Road. Other contracts are being considered related to telecommunications and security. The commission will consider five one-year contracts for state and federal government consulting services. Contract renewals will be considered for the Houston Port Bureau, Houston International Seafarers Center, Greater Houston Partnership Economic Development Council and Greater Houston Partnership World Trade Division. And the board will consider the port's 2007 media expenditures, which could be as high as $1.76 million.
Consumer prices were unexpectedly flat during November, providing evidence that the economy continues to grow with inflation remaining in check. The Labor Department says the Consumer Price Index was unchanged, as food and energy prices fell. Core inflation was also unchanged, posting its lowest reading in more than a year. The core rate, excluding the volatile food and energy components, was also unchanged. The reading on the core is the lowest since it was flat in June 2005. In October, the CPI fell a half-percent and the core inched up one-tenth of one percent. Economists had been expecting a two-tenths-of-a-percent increase in consumer prices overall and the same in the core index.
The industrial sector is chugging along better than analysts expected. The Federal Reserve says industrial production rebounded in November, led by rising output at auto factories. According to the Fed report, industrial production rose two-tenths of a percent last month, the first increase in three months and twice as much as economists expected. The rebound was led by a three-tenths-percent jump in output at factories as auto plants posted a strong 3.7 percent increase following two months of big declines. Last month's industrial capacity utilization was steady at 81.8 percent, as the October utilization rate was revised down two-tenths of a percentage point from 82 percent in the previous report.
Encysive Pharmaceuticals has responded to the Food & Drug Administration's request to reformat its application for the hypertension drug Thelin. The FDA requested that Encysive provide information in a certain tubular format, according to the Houston Business Journal. Encysive has received marketing authorization for Thelin from the European Commission, and plans to market the drug in the UK by early 2007.
The Department of Veterans Affairs will build a new VA community-based outpatient clinic on Riverwood Court near the Conroe Regional Medical Center. Opening in early 2007, the clinic will offer primary care and mental health services for the more than 44,000 veterans living in Montgomery and surrounding counties. Another clinic opened in 2005 on the Emmett F. Lowry Expressway in Texas City.
Texas United Bancshares and Prosperity Bancshares shareholders have approved Prosperity's acquisition of Texas United. The closing is tentatively set for February 2007. Houston-based Prosperity will pay $357.1 million to acquire Texas United. The deal furnishes Prosperity with 43 additional branches.
Houston-based Natural Resource Partners is partnering with Cline Group, and will acquire 49 million tons of reserves leased to active Cline mining operations in the Illinois and Northern Appalachian coal basins. NRP will also acquire transportation assets and infrastructure at those mines. The transaction is expected to close in early 2007.
Houston-based International Gas Consulting is selling its natural gas storage consulting business to Kilgore, Texas-based Martin Resource Management, according to the Houston Business Journal. MRMC will acquire the employees that had been in the natural gas storage consulting arm of IGC.
A subsidiary of Houston-based Waste Management has purchased 264 acres of property from U.S. Steel Corporation in eastern Pennsylvania in a $16 million deal. The property will be used for sand and gravel extraction for landfill use, and not as a landfill.
The University of Houston Downtown staged its 41st commencement Sunday afternoon at Minute Maid Park, with around 1,241 summer and fall graduates. The UHD College of Business had the largest number of graduates, with 175 summer grads and 364 fall candidates. The $35 million, four-story UHD Shea Street building to house the business college is under construction and scheduled for completion next fall. UHD enrollment has grown 28 percent in the last five years.
A team of U.S. colleges led by Texas A&M University has been chosen to participate in a $5.3 million program aimed at helping restore Iraq's agricultural economy. A&M's Texas Cooperative Extension and Prairie View A&M University are among the colleges. The Iraq Agricultural Extension Revitalization Project was announced earlier this year by U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns. He identified the schools that will help Iraq develop training programs and marketing strategies as part of the project. The group's first focus will be developing an extension service.
The University of Texas at San Antonio has announced a plan that it hopes will encourage poor students to enter higher education. The school says it will pay full tuition and fees beginning next fall for incoming freshmen whose families make less than $25,000 a year. University President Ricardo Romo says the program can help families who are scared of taking out loans. The offer includes a work-study job on campus for ten to 12 hours per week to help cover living expenses. Participating students must take 30 credit hours per year and maintain at least a 2.0 grade point average. Lisa Blazer, head of the financial aid, says about 500 students are expected in the program next year. She says students will likely need some federal loans to pay for room and board.

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Topic: Botanical illustrations by Bobbi Angell
Bobbi Angell (born 1955) is an American botanical illustrator affiliated with the New York Botanical Garden whose illustrations have appeared in numerous books, catalogues, articles and other scholarly publications. Since 1978, she has illustrated over 2000 species from around the world, including several native New Zealand species.
Te Papa houses 19 of Bobbi's original illustrations. Fourteen of these are of New Zealand species of the plant genera Ourisia, Veronica, and Plantago, while the remaining five are of related species of Ourisia from Tasmania, Chile, and Bolivia.
The precision and clarity of detail in Bobbi's illustrations make them an indispensable aid for describing and identifying native species. Accordingly, they are an important component of several scholarly articles regarding the taxonomy and species boundaries of Ourisia, Veronica and Plantago:
Meudt, HM. 2006. A revision of the genus Ourisia (Plantaginaceae). Systematic Botany Monographs 77: 1-188.
Meudt HM. 2008. Taxonomic revision of the snow hebes (Veronica s.l., Plantaginaceae). Australian Systematic Botany 21(6) 387-421.
Meudt HM. 2012. A taxonomic revision of native New Zealand Plantago (Plantaginaceae). New Zealand Journal of Botany 50(2): 101-178.


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PLANT CITY — Twice in the past two games, logic has all but administered the last rites to Durant's softball team. Thing is, the alleged burials have been supplanted by a birth of sorts.
From the womb of amazement, the Cardiac Cougars have been spawned.
For the second time in six nights, the Cougars (20-4) rallied wildly from a gaping deficit, only this time their season was at stake. Junior ace Paige Davis' walkoff three-run home run Tuesday lifted the host to a 9-7 win against East Lake in the Class 8A region quarterfinals.
"That's the way we planned it," quipped coach Matt Carter, whose team rallied from an 11-0 deficit Thursday for a 15-13 win against Alonso in the District 8 final.
"How many times can you see a team this far into the tournament get down that far … and stay together enough to come out and conquer? I mean, it doesn't happen."
Except it has happened twice in a week.
On a gusty evening in rural east Hillsborough, East Lake jumped out to a 5-0 first-inning lead. Consecutive Durant errors were followed by Nicole Szelest's two-run base hit, which set up Emma Hvozdovich's three-run homer to left.
Peyton Collins' two-out RBI double in the third gave the Eagles a 6-0 lead.
"I was thinking, if we came back from an 11-0 (deficit) and we don't come back from this five-run (deficit) then it's not ours to win," Davis said. "But I knew that we could pick ourselves up and score more runs."
The Cougars, held scoreless through the first three innings despite steady contact off sophomore left-hander Gabby Orito, broke through in the fourth on Kelli Tidwell's two-run homer — her second in three games.
They tied the score in the sixth when Davis hit her first homer of the regular season, a three-run shot to left that chased Orito. East Lake retook the lead in the top of the seventh on sophomore Ashley Bonalewicz's two-out blast.
Then the Davis drama hit Act Two. With two out and runners on first and second, Davis popped up a 3-1 pitch from lefty Zoe Tacoma high above the first-base line, only to have it misplayed.
She sent the very next pitch over the fence in dead center.
"I don't even know how to explain it," said Davis, who finished 2-for-4 with six RBIs.
"They've got a lot of confidence right now," Carter said. "We'll run this pony as long as it can run."
4A: Holy Names relies on defense
TAMPA — Academy of the Holy Names was in a pitcher's duel for the first three innings of its Class 4A 4-0 region quarterfinal victory against Mulberry. The Panthers let a couple runners get aboard in the third inning and senior first baseman Jackie Moreda crushed a pitch over the centerfield wall to give the Jaguars the lead with one stroke of the bat. They held on thanks to some stellar defensive plays and rock-solid pitching.
"We focus all year on defense; without defense, you can't win," said sophomore pitcher Kayla Maxwell.
"She (Maxwell) really hit her spots tonight," coach Don Barron said. "I always tell them, get one run and we will hang on from there."
Defense came through in spades for Holy Names. Maxwell pitched seven innings, struck out eight, walked one, gave up five hits and no runs. Some great plays on defense also contributed to the win. Junior centerfielder Ashton Hill, playing in her 100th game, made a diving catch in the third inning that held a runner at second base. She also made the last out in the sixth inning on another nice catch.
Maybe the best defensive play came in the fourth inning when Maxwell struck out the batter and senior catcher Christina Lodato threw to second base and caught the runner to end the inning. In the sixth inning, Mulberry had bases loaded with one out. Again the Jaguars escaped on a fielder's choice and Hill's second great catch.
Holy Names added a fourth run off consecutive wild pitches.
8A, Palm Harbor U. 14, Alonso 8: After getting behind 9-0 after two innings, a furious rally by Alonso made it a one-run game, thanks in part to a pitching change and Jessica Warren's two-run homer in the third inning and three-run homer in the fifth. Ahead 9-8, the Hurricanes scored five runs on four hits in the sixth to given them some breathing room.
6A, Osceola 4, Leto 3: Before another standing-room only throng at Leto, the Falcons couldn't make their three first-inning runs stand up, ending their quest for the program's first playoff victory. Senior Celeste Marrero had two hits for Leto (15-8).
6A, Lakewood Ranch 7, Jefferson 0: At Bradenton, the Dragons' season ended with their first shutout defeat in nearly a month.
3A, McKeel Academy 11, Seffner Christian 1: At Lakeland, the hosts collected 16 hits in a six-inning romp. Heather Novis went 2-for-4 with a triple, homer and three RBIs for McKeel.
2A, Southwest Florida Christian 8, Cambridge Christian 0: At Fort Myers, junior Meghan Sullivan finished one hit batter from a perfect game, striking out 11 Lancers.
HomeTeam Hot Shots
A look at some of the top performers from Tuesday.
Paige Davis, Durant: A .247 hitter entering Tuesday's game, Davis hit two home runs, including a walk-off three-run shot, and collected six RBIs against East Lake. In the circle, she retired 12 consecutive batters after a disastrous start.
Jackie Moreda, Holy Names: The senior's three-run home run in the fourth broke things open in the Jaguars' 4-0 triumph against Mulberry.
"I told the girls they have nothing to hold their heads down for at all. Nothing but success has come for us this entire season and they should be proud of what they accomplished. Their names are forever going to be on a plaque at Leto for something they accomplished."
Leto coach Kelly Hacker, whose team's improbable season, which included the program's first district title, ended with Tuesday's 4-3 loss to Osceola
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But, there is a deeper meaning behind this move in terms of what is happening in the world of mortgages. As the Journal notes, "The move illustrates how among the current shake out among mortgage lenders, some financial heavyweights — including Bank of America and Wells Fargo & Co. — are gaining a firmer grip on the home mortgage business. Even as smaller rivals with less secure financing and capital bases fall by the wayside or are forced to retrench."
The concentration of ownership in the home lending business means that a handful of lenders will be in a position to dictate the terms of future mortgages. Once more, our nation will be engulfed in a struggle between those who earn more than they own and those who own more than they earn. Karl Marx called it "the class struggle."
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Visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin said in Havana Friday that he was confident "for the moment" about the future of Moscow's relations with Washington following the presidential election of George W. Bush.
"For the moment, we have no reason to be worried about future relations," Putin told a press conference called to sum up the first post-Soviet Russian leader's visit to Moscow's Cold-War era ally, Cuba.
While noting he has already congratulated Bush on the win, Putin added, "much will depend on the policy of the new administration.
"Judging from the professional team of advisors surrounding Bush, we have reason to expect relations to develop positively," he said.
Putin's comments were his first public appraisal of Bush's narrow defeat of Democratic US Vice President Al Gore -- HAVANA (AFP)
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looks like gunther mirror mastic.
its permanent. surprised you got that off in one piece.
truthfully, I would just order another piece of glass form a local glass shop.
you could just put mirror mastic in the areas that are clean right now to reuse it.
Trying to remove it will take the silver coating on the back.
Mirrows are cheap. Concider buying a new one.
I understand mirrors are cheap and I've considered just buying a new one when I got frustrated, but I'd like to move forward anyway to help build up my handyman skills. What about framing it and mounting it that way? Is that possible?
sure you can.
as also mentioned, you can use more gunther mirror mastic in spots not already used. you'd have to make it a bit thicker though.
I'd still just get a new mirror. like mentioned, they are cheap and you can get em delivered cut to the size you need.
and if you do get a new mirror, seal the edges and and any cutouts.
if the mirror is in good shape, i would reuse in. why spend money for something that you already have.
Framing sounds like a good idea. I would back it up with foam board/cardboard/plywood/whatever with holes cut out for the blobs of glue. Just to give it even support all around.
Heat, like from a hair dryer, may soften the stuff enough to get some off. I think the guys are right, if you try to pry or scrape it off, the silvering may come along with it. :)
It is too big to frame and hang safely without some support from framing wire unless you put a bunch of anchors in the wall. You will soon be up to the cost of a new piece of mirror glass. New mastic where there is none now will work so long as, as mentioned, you heap it on thicker/deeper than what is there now. You will destroy the backing trying to get what is there off.
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You may think that a doctor would objectively — regardless of his or her weight — be able to diagnose and appropriately care for an overweight or obese patient. New research suggests otherwise, Time Heathland reported.
Published in the online January issue of Obesity and led by researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHSPH), the study found that overweight or obese doctors were less likely than physicians with normal body mass index (BMI) to discuss weight loss options with obese patients.
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The approach of Sunday's D-Day ceremonies is generating conflicting emotions in Germany, with Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder becoming the first German leader to be invited to the commemorations to mark the start of the Allied push to roll back Hitler's occupation of Europe.
While the bloody battle on the beaches of Normandy was a crushing defeat for the German military forces, it also marked a turning point in the war.
The German military cemetery at La Cambe, near where the allied soldiers scrambled to shore under constant machine-gun fire from German bunkers, contains 21,000 small stone crosses.
In an interview as part of the build-up to the D-Day anniversary, Mr Schroeder, whose father was killed in Romania serving in the Wehrmacht, said his invitation to the 60th anniversary ceremonies was a sign of Germany 's acceptance as an equal partner by its former enemies.
"The real meaning of this invitation is that World War II is over - once and for all," he said. "My presence will make clear . .. that we are accepted as an equal partner by the former [World War II] allies."
A survey published in the weekly Der Spiegel found that 71 per cent of Germans believe it is right for Mr Schroeder, who came to power in 1998, to attend Sunday's ceremonies.
However, while his presence is seen as a sign of the reconciliation that has taken place over the decades, Germany's presence has provoked outrage among veterans from allied nations.
Some veterans have taken their names off Sunday's guest list in protest against Mr Schroeder's attendance, saying that the D-Day commemorations are not the moment to mark Europe's postwar reconciliation, in particular because the war ground on for another year, and the Nazis continued their terror across parts of occupied Europe.
But before this year's ceremonies - in which Mr Schroeder will join about 17 world leaders, including the US President, George Bush, the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, and the Australian Prime Minister, John Howard, at the commemorations - there was very little coverage or public discussion about the allied landings. Many younger Germans admitted that they were unsure what D-Day was or what it stood for. The lack of debate underscores the problems that Germany still faces in honouring those who were members of Hitler's armies and marking a war that the nation started.
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When Busfield Marine - the Westhaven brokerage founded by NZ Marine's Peter Busfield - opened its doors in 1988, New Zealand had vibrant yacht and launch-building industries.
In those days, as a junior writer on a major boating magazine, one of my monthly tasks was to drive around the boat-building yards to photograph and report on the boats under construction. It was a days-long task.
I would spend almost an entire day just in South Auckland (mainly East Tamaki), another out West and yet another on the North Shore.
Sadly, virtually none of the yards I visited now remain. At the recent Auckland On Water Boat Show, the vast majority of New Zealand-built boats were not in the water but on land - and those were not yachts and launches but trailer powerboats.
Of the boats in the water, few were built locally and most of those were large, aluminium trailer boats. Sadly, bar few exceptions, the yachts and launches that so impressed on the marinas were all built in some faraway manufacturing plant.
That change from built locally to manufactured overseas has had a big impact on the local marine industry and not least on those who make their living selling yachts and launches.
Busfield Marine owner and industry stalwart Bill Rutherford has felt the effects. Having worked at Sea Nymph when it was one of this country's most prominent boatbuilders (producing powerboats, trailer yachts and the iconic Farr 1020 and 1220 yachts) he, too, experienced first-hand the heyday of New Zealand-moored boat production.
As the owner of the Nav Station, he has also, for many years, been a go-to for those looking to install or update their electronics.
As the owner of Busfield Marine since 2008, he accepts he needs good imported brands to satisfy Kiwis' needs for new yachts and launches in the second decade of the 21st century.
Rutherford freely admits that one of the best things he did after buying Busfield Marine was to secure the Bavaria Yachts agency.
"It has been an incredible success for us. There are now over 100 Bavarias happily sailing around our coasts," he says.
"I think it is fair to say that Bavaria Yachts are now New Zealand's most popular production yacht brand."
Based, as the name suggests, in the German state of Bavaria - also home to BMW (Bavarian Motor Works) - Bavaria Yachts appealed to Rutherford for a number of reasons: it already had a foothold in New Zealand and he saw it as offering good quality and good value for money.
He also liked the fact that New Zealander Bruce Farr, designer of the Farr 1020 and 1220 all those years ago, was intimately involved in the design of Bavaria's sailing yachts.
It is therefore no surprise that for Busfield Marine's 25th anniversary, Rutherford celebrated by adding Bavaria's motorboat range to his fleet.
As he explains, there is a lot in common between the Formula 4000s and Farr 1220s that Busfield Marine originally sold and the Bavaria motorboats and yachts the company sells now.
"All are well built, easily driven, big-volume boats that offer very good value for money for New Zealand boat owners."
Rutherford says his research has shown that the Bavaria motorboat range will offer the same combination of good value and great workmanship that he and his owners have experienced with the sailboat range.
"Although Bavaria's motorboats are clearly some of the best-value powerboats on the market, they are also built to very high standards of quality," he says.
"The Bavaria yard, which employs more than 600 people, is one of the most modern boat-production facilities in the world."
He says the Bavaria motorboat and yacht ranges surpass all of the CE requirements, and both they and Bavaria's production facilities are independently inspected by the highly respected Germanischer Lloyd classification society.
"Bavaria uses a clever mixture of innovation, modern construction methods, computer-aided manufacturing processes and highly skilled craftsmen to ensure these high-quality boats are produced comparatively inexpensively," he says. "We are then able to pass on that competitive advantage to our customers."
Rutherford says Busfield Marine will initially offer Bavaria's Sport range of motorboats as well as the company's new Virtess 420, which will be available as either a Flybridge or Coupe.
"This is a seriously good vessel," he says. "Within months of its release, the Virtess 420 Flybridge had won three prestigious awards - and that's no surprise when you see all the innovative features that have been included.
"For example, both the cockpit table and the accompanying seat bench can move around on a guide-rail system. This means they can be positioned for either al fresco dining or to ensure easy access to the very special, full-width, partially submersible bathing platform."
Rutherford is equally enthusiastic about the Bavaria Sport range of motorboats, which have been developed in collaboration with the BMW Group DesignworksUSA.
"These are modern motorboats for those who really enjoy their time on the water," he says. "There are five models, from the Sport 29 to the Sport 44 Hardtop, and each boasts a strikingly successful blend of timeless design, utmost comfort and excellent performance."
Like the yacht range, Busfield Marine's new Bavaria motorboats will be available with a range of interior layouts, upholstery choices and accommodation plans.
Although none have yet arrived in New Zealand, the two motorboat ranges were profiled on the Busfield Marine stand at last weekend's Auckland On Water Boat Show.
Rutherford said he was encouraged by the positive feedback he received.
"The bigger boats [in the 39- to 44-foot range], which we thought would best suit the New Zealand market, were particularly well received."


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The head of the nation's biggest rail freighter has asked the Fair Work Commission to terminate all 14 of the enterprise agreements that cover its 6000 Queensland workers.
Success at the commission would see that overpopulated fleet of legacy agreements replaced by the standard rail industry award, then superseded by new enterprise-specific arrangements.
But given the ambitions that have driven a wedge between company and union, even the hiatus of life under the industry agreement might serve Aurizon pretty nicely.
Since April last year Aurizon has been talking to the Queensland rail industry union about reducing the agreements from 14 to two and bringing an end to the "jobs for life" elements of those agreements.
The first part of that agenda requires no explanation. Management life would be eminently more rational working with just two enterprise agreements, one covering blue collar workers and the other, administration.
But the second subject of unresolved discussions takes a bit of getting your head around only because it is so magnificently retro.
As it turns out, there are clauses of long standing in the Aurizon agreements that prevent management from making workers redundant or forcing them to relocate, and which require management to work to a collection of constraints on rosters, working hours and pay points that sustain 900 separate classifications, along with the necessity to cover the cost of free rail passes for a broad community of the Aurizon population.
The rail pass issue is a classic of its kind. It might just have made sense back when Aurizon's government-owned forbear ran public transport as well. While that business alignment ended with a restructuring ahead of privatisation, the free pass did not.
These protections and practices, which were once reasonably standard across the government-owned public and commercial transport sectors, have fathered a predictable family of odd outcomes.
Back when it was Queensland Rail and government owned, the business boasted numerous pods of distant workers who had no jobs to do because the rail service they supported had stopped. However, they could neither be made jobless nor be forced to move where real jobs were.
Having entered the modern age with ASX listing in November 2010, the company has slowly worked its way through this legacy situation.
But the constraints on a management attempting to drive itself to the world's best productivity targets remain entrenched and financially material.
"These agreements are placing significant and unreasonable restrictions on the company that impact on efficiency, productivity and customer service, as well as imposing additional costs on the business," Aurizon said when confirming its declaration of intent on Monday.
Industrial peace
The way Aurizon sees it, the workplace agreements are the product of a government content to settle for industrial peace as it moved to IPO the coal freight network.
As a result, Aurizon is working to the agreements that were written in 2008. The unavoidable fact is that the commercial and industrial environment has changed irrevocably since then with the arrival of mainstream competition in the form of
Aurizon's case to the commission for agreement termination will rest on two pillars. First, a long, arduous and occasionally fruitful negotiation has exhausted itself and the company's patience. Second, while discussions about the new agreements linger, the company will offer a platform of undertakings that maintain a host of terms and conditions like base wages, allowances, superannuation, leave accruals and redundancy pay.
The default rail industry award does not offer protection against forced redundancy or relocation. This is central to the dispute that has absorbed a full 70 days of negotiations latterly overseen by Fair Work.
Whether or not Aurizon inflames this situation by attempting to enforce the rights manufactured by termination is another question.
But the option creates a new point of leverage in a stalled negotiation that appears headed for union-sponsored strike action. That might open the window for Hockridge's people to force a productive and relatively peaceful settlement in the same way they did in NSW.
It was in the Hunter Valley that Hockridge drew his first line in the sand back in February. While the points of dispute there were a wee bit different, the core issue was the same. Settlement looked like taking an age and Aurizon was not prepared to sit back and wait.
There were two streams of polarisation in NSW. First, the union was pushing back to the future agenda based on the recovery of outdated work practices. Second, there was a massive difference of view over pay rises.
Strikes were called but their effect was mitigated by clever planning that, in part, saw a competitors' trains manned by union members carrying coal through picket lines. With the company refusing to yield, both sides turned to Fair Work conciliation as a means of breaking the deadlock.
Late last month the 200 Hunter Valley employees voted to accept an offer that ran pretty much to the song sheet Hockridge presented at the "line in the sand" press conference.
The four-year deal will see Aurizon's NSW people get 4 per cent rises in the first three years and the gift of reduced hours in the fourth, though that is balanced by the commitment to work more overtime.
The final deal is not what anyone involved wanted but it is a productive outcome. The only complaint I have is that Aurizon retreated from a threat to remove a $2000 sign-on payment from the offer if there was any industrial action. These are threats often made and too often abandoned by employers under the pump. The threat should have held.
But engineering a settlement in NSW was critical to the timing of the bigger task ahead in Queensland. The plan was always to mitigate the risk of simultaneous disputes on either side of the NSW-Queensland border.
So, rather cleverly, Aurizon sustained the Queensland discussions to a point of deadlock while it dealt with the issues in the Hunter. With that done, Hockridge was ready to accept his next, far more uncertain, date with IR destiny.
Talking of industrial trouble, Port Hedland's tugboat deckhands have accepted the Maritime Union's advice that they need to strike to defend their collective well-being.
Given Port Hedland generates more wealth than any other port in Australia, this is a matter of some significance to a nation staring down the barrel of a budget emergency.
Nothing moves in or around Port Hedland without being pulled along by a tugboat. Those boats are owned and operated by a
Collectively, the tug people want about $17.5 million more in their pay packets. Given they are critical to moving $36.5 billion in iron ore annually, the relativities of settlement over contest would normally see this matter go away quickly and quietly. But not this time.
Company and union are currently in Fair Work conciliation and the customers are busy with their lawyers.
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Eau des Merveilles Pegase is a limited edition bottle decors of the regular Eau des Merveilles from 2004, created by Ralf Schwieger and Nathalie Feisthauer.
The limited edition was introduced in 2007.
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Funny to see how a color or packaging can influence people. The juice is the same but pp imagine a whole different frag...
I would say this perfume is in between Elixir DM & Eau DM. More resinous and spicy than sweet than in Elixir. More salty than in Eau DM. I like it, but Eau Des Merveilles is better to my nose.
I am a man and buy this one to gift someone, but is so pleasant that I keep to myself hehehe (to me is totally unissex).
Really comforting and long lasting (9 hours in my skin and this is rare).
The bottle is a piece of art!
This is the SAME JUICE as the original.
A wonderful summer fragrance. I had my mind set on trying the original but searched online and found this version for a better price, so got it instead. I am happy I did. I can only imagine the original smelling more woodsy, and probably better for fall. This is a totaly coool frag with just the right amount of citrus and depth I am looking for in a summer fragrance. It is semi woody with a tad bit of resin NOT SWEET but smooth and deep, slightly oriental. Noone else will be walkking down the hot sidewalk smelling like this.
Edit & Update: This is a cool casual summer or fall frag, but I find myself not grabbing for it often. I decided to give it away. The notes try too hard to be natural, but they still smell like I am walking in the botanical gardens in the middle of the concrete jungle...unnatural..one me at least. Hmmm...I tried to love it, but I only like it.
Eau des Merveilles Pegase is a fresh, bright fragrance very versatile and which smells very comforting to my nose. There's no very evident orange note in it, instead we have a very appealing citrus combination. Making things short, a must try for everyone! This is a good daily fragrance! Oh, and the bottle looks gorgeous! hahahah
It's fresher than original Eau des Merveilles. And I love it.
It's quite difficult for me to buy in my country. I almost gave up. And finally I got it~~~
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A company founded by Republican lieutenant governor candidate Heather Somers benefited from a $1 million equity investment from the state in 2000 meant to spur job creation - a goal that was never met, according to the quasi-state agency now overseeing the program.
The investment meant the Connecticut Development Authority became a part owner of Hydrofera, a Windham-based manufacturer of a sponge-like antibacterial cover, until Hollister Inc. of Illinois purchased the company in 2012. CDA, which has since been merged into the quasi-state agency Connecticut Innovations, eventually received just $475,000 back through a settlement with Hydrofera.
Somers, a member of the Groton Town Council, has not been as vocal as other Republicans in criticizing Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's use of public funds to attract companies to the state and keep firms from leaving. She faces convention-endorsed Rep. Penny Bacchiochi, R-Stafford, and former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor in the Aug. 12 primary.
Somers' campaign consultant Richard Foley said the investment in Hydrofera is different from the grants and loans Malloy has offered.
Foley said Malloy has engaged in "crony deals," and he was specifically critical of the $115 million the governor offered to Bridgewater Associates, a hedge fund that manages $130 billion in global investments.
He said investments like the one CDA made in Hydrofera create jobs with both the manufacturer and with suppliers and companies that support the firm.
"A hedge fund can be a guy at a desk," Foley said. "You don't need much more than that."
The CDA investment in Hydrofera required the company to create 143 jobs. But a 2013 report from CDA showed the firm had only 27 employees as of June 30, 2012. CT Innovations spokeswoman Lauren Carmody said Wednesday that Department of Labor figures showed the company had 31 employees in 2007 and 38 in 2009. She didn't have more recent figures.
Foley said the company's payroll fluctuates, but he acknowledged it remains below 50.
While Foley insisted that Hydrofera fulfilled the terms of the investment agreement, Carmody said the company agreed to pay a penalty of $80,000 at one point because it had not reached the 143-employee mark.
On Wednesday she couldn't provide the date of the penalty.
Even though Hollister purchased Hydrofera two years ago, Somers has stayed on as a consultant and she travels internationally to meet with distributors.
Somers said during an interview this week with the Journal Inquirer that she reduced her role in the company in February to focus on her campaign.
"I'm still involved in the business but I'm not there on a daily basis," she said, adding she still talks with company officials "often."
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As revealed in Street Talk online last week, both existing shareholders such as Allan Gray and Scientia Capital have put in money, and the biotech has attracted some new US institutional funds as well.
About 34 million new shares, representing 12 per cent of issued capital, will be issued at 30¢ each, a 13 per cent discount to Alchemia's last closing share price.
The institutional placement ensures the company's pivotal Phase III trial of its lead drug candidate HA-Irinotecan in patients with advanced colorectal cancer is funded. Data from this trial is expected to be reported early in 2014.
Along with the expected funds receivable from Dr Reddy's Laboratories from US sales of Fondaparinux (a generic version of GlaxoSmithKline's Arixtra, an injectable anticoagulant approved in the US for the prevention and treatment of deep vein thrombosis) and new R&D Tax Incentive payments, Alchemia intends to apply the proceeds of the raising towards corporate overheads, research and development, scaling up the manufacture of HA-Irinotecan and progression of its Phase II small cell lung cancer trial.
Alchemia will also continue to pursue the independence of its oncology subsidiary, Audeo Oncology.
Nomura analyst Zara Lyons has kept her target price of 55¢, and maintained a "buy" rating.
"In our view, Alchemia has a de-risked business model, as it has a product – its generic Fondaparinux – on market; and potential near-to-medium earnings upside surprise from entry to new markets with this product," she said.
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First you get an e-mail that asks you to choose from two times for an interview. Then you show up and there are several other people there for the same interview time. You go into a room and the owner of the company gives you this spiel about how "time is money" so he has to do group interviews. Then you hear all about the company and then he tells you that this is a sales job and has nothing to do with customer relations. He makes up some B.S. about how advertising and sales are customer relations but at this point you know you have been deceived. He tells you his life story and how working for the parent company practically saved his life. He tells you how you can make an almost guranteed $400 a week without selling anything. He says that even if you never sell a single unit, you won't get fired because even if you just tell people about the product, that is advertising. He tells you that you could easily make $1000 a week while only working 25 hours/week. He tells you that all your appointments for demonstrating the product are pre-arranged and there is no cold-calling. Then you finish filling out your application and hand it to him as you walk out. He looks at your application and comments on it and asks you if you have any questions. Unless you have some really complicated question and he answers it with a lot of details, you talk to him for about 1 minute.
I asked if there were any benefits and he said no, not until you get a promotion. I need benefits, but I need a job too, so I was still kind of considering it.
Less than an hour later I got a call from the receptionist/human resources person. She says they want to offer me the job. I said I had to decline becuase I need health insurance. Without skipping a beat she launched into a spiel about how other employers may offer insurance, but the employee really pays for it by not getting paid as much and she gave me the name of a website to find cheap insurance. She had obviously done this before. She tried to sell me on the job harder than the owner had. I declined.
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A game that tries a little too hard to focus on co-op 1
Army of Two is one reminds me of one of those B-rated action movies. You have Rios, a battle-hardened soldier who looks like he's seen enough death in his lifetime, and Salem, a young spunky kid who's every other word is "bro" They start off in the army and figure out that mercenaries make a shit-load more money and apparently get to choose their own missions. This of course leads to them joining a PMC (Private Military Corporation) where they get to wear masks and pimp out their guns. This of ...5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
Solo sucks. Get a buddy. 0
Unlike most people I never played this game solo. Form the offset I had a good friend rock it out with me. My friend and me share a friendship much like the one set up in the game. That said... this game is made for two players. The co-op is awesome but a tad lacking. You fell like they need to keep at it and they will have an amazing gem on there hands. That said the gun play is "ok" to say the least. Its just not as hard hitting as you would like and the guns sound a little weak. At the same p...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Definitely WAS going to be a classic... 0
Army of Two is a cooperative cover based shooter that was planned to come out before Christmas '07, but pushed back to polish it up a bit. At first, it was planned to include a variety of vehicles, voice commands, a seamless integration of single player going into co- op, and... well, cooperative tampon reviving. To explain, your partner gets shot, you would use a tampon to stop the bleeding while he fought to survive. Apparently that really is the best thing to stop the bleeding, and they actua...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Co-op is no longer a mode its the game! 0
I picked this game up after seeing the trailer for it about 3 months back. I was glad to break away from the FPS's I had been playing for the last 2 months and with Army of Two I was not disappointed. For starters the visuals on this game are brilliant although not quite COD4 they are great especially on parachuting through Afghanistan. The campaign itself is quite good but is REALLY short (I finished it in a night) which does pose a problem if your only planning on playing the campaign. However...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
For Co-op Only 0
I played this game with one of my friends and i must say, it is the best Co-op Game on Xbox360 i played till now. The Missons are well done and no to easy. I like it very mutch, becouse of the ability to modify and buy weapons and that you must play together. For a game that was released in 2008 it is well done. I would love to see more such Co-op Games on the Xbox360 because it is really fun to play with a friend and complete missions together. I look forward to play Army of Two 2 :)...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Total one night stand 0
Got this game for the co-op. Played it with a friend for a whole night just upgrading guns and laughing at the hilariously inept writing and just how big a douche either character is. I learned among many other things that air guitar is a totally okay response to shooting some dude repeatedly in the face, and that guns with gold on them make people angry. Ostensibly because they are poor and dislike wealth distributed in a wholly insane fashion. Did you know that shooting a sniper rifle from a p...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Army of Two will satisfy anyone desperate for co-op 0
Steven BeynonEpicSteve President Eisenhower warned the world about the uprising of Private Military protecting the United States in his farewell state of the union address. Company's such as Black Water, Titan Corporation, and Triple Canopy were gaining too much power in warfare, and has the potential to undermine the safety of both the U.S. and their allies. This is neither a history lesson, nor a current events lecture, but the plot to EA Montreal's latest action packed co-op shooter, Army of ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Broken AI and a weak story keep AO2 from capturing your heart. 0
Salem and Rios, the main characters and army rangers, quickly learn that they could be making more money in privatized military, so they leave the army and and become mercenaries for hire. You play as either one of these soldiers of fortune during the modern day war in Iraq. Sounds good right? Too bad it's only true half of the time. If you're playing with another friend cooperatively then AO2 is a blast. On the other hand, if you are playing on your own then your experience will be very frust...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
"You were like and Army of Two down there" 0
Good: Good voice work, great music, fun coop. Bad: Some textures look washed, Really short, Not that great online. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Army of Two is a new game by EA. It places you as either Tyson Rios or Elliot Salem. Both characters with unique personality. The story will start you off in 1993 in Somalia, you are US Army Rangers, who have grow tired of being bossed around by their country. After completing their mission they leave the...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Army Of My review =) 10
There hasn't been a game that has reminded me of Gears Of War until Army Of 2!I know it doesn't have the best online play but then againThere hasn't been a game thats reminds me of GOW!!! accept (Army of 2)I think alot of people bash this game & never give it enough creditIt had a great story line & loveable characters to go with itI had so much fun playing story mode with my friends I think the graphics were niceThe characters were frickin hilarious,they definately grow on youPros:*Eve...0 out of 9 found this review helpful.
Well You Get To Kill Stuff... 0
This game suffers of mediocrity! RENT IT FIRST! In the months following up to Army of Two, this game appeared to be a solid third-person, "Gearsy" experience. However all that hype has been shot down by a poor cover system, disposable story, and unforgiving gameplay mechanics. After hearing mixed reactions about the game, I rented it, just so that I didn't go wasting 60 bucks on a game that may have completely flopped. The story is loosely patched together following two characters name Rios...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Fun co-op gunplay, provided you have a friend 0
Army of Two is a pretty run-of-the-mill 3rd person shooter that doesn't try to stretch the boundaries of the genre, but nevertheless is a fun game if you have a friend. The game emphasizes cooperation, and its objective is to bring back that classic cooperative gameplay trailblazed by predecessors like Contra. Unfortunately, Army of Two is nowhere near as iconic or memorable as its older brother, despite its 3-D advantage. Still, the game offers a lot of intense, heated combat scenarios that ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Army of Two and a half stars. 0
Introduction Usually I'm smart enough not to purchase games made or published by E.A. However with the recent release of Army of Two I broke down. I have to admit a game completely centered on co-op gameplay really enticed me. Plus, the thought of owning a gem studded gold inlaid mini-gun was too much to pass up. I purchased what looked to be E.A.'s first quality game in a long time. But was it? Well for as long as the game lasts and for as little content as it has, Arm...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
The only way to truly enjoy army of two is to play co-op 2
Army of two is a 3rd person action shooter for the ps3 and xbox 360. You start out as two men named Rios and Salem who are private military contractors. In English their mercs who are hired by the government to do special jobs. After the first mission you're treated to a cool trailer that time lines you working for this PMC (private military contractor) called SSC. I like the premise for being a mercenary yet the overall story isn't very good and the dialogue is laughable with one charac...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
This generic game fails where it tries to innovate. 0
Army of Two Review.posted: 03/19/2008 Army of Two PLATFORM (PS3, Xbox 360) PUBLISHER (EA) PRICE $60 ESRB RATING (M for Mature) PLAYERS (1-4 online) Army of Two is almost a total clone of Gears of War. It copies that third person shooter so much that after the game was over and the credits rolled, I watched just to see if any of the developers had the last name Xerox. What is most surprising about this is that the game succeeds most when it is sticking to what has worked bef...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Excellent co-op 0
Army of Two sets you in a modern time period and gives you missions that are sort of based on world events. The main characters are Rios and Salem. The storyline between these two is given in great context. They are former rangers turned mercenaries and are comical throughout a lot of the game. The boss fights are not very epic considering that we don't actually get a story on each boss. All we are told is that they are terrorists and what they have that justifies us killing them. Apart from tha...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Army of Two 0
For many of us, some of our fondest memories of playing video games come from the times we spent playing co-operative games with our friends. I remember when I was younger, I'd head over to my friend's house, and we'd immerse ourselves for hours playing some of our favourite games of the time. With the arrival of newer, more powerful systems, it's been a trend for several years now for game developers to focus more on single player games, placing greater emphasis of the cinematic aspects of gami...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
army of badass 0
Now, this is worth playing, if just for the badass-ness (if you will). I played through the single player, since my co-op buddy (you know who you are!) is too busy playing Soul Sucker (WoW).The partner controls are easy to use and a snap to control aggression/cover/attack conventions. With co-op this would be even easier, as you don't need to control your partner (though you might want to at times).Don't look for story. At all. This is just an excuse for two dudes to kick the crap out of about 3...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
One thing I love in a video game is it's stress on teamwork. 0
When army of two first was realeased, I was really dying to try it. In 2009 I finally did. I hate EA to the highest extent possible, but the teamwork stress and storyline made me forgive them for those 16 hours playing it. Plenty of guns and fun in the storyline, and a really big cliffhanger at the end. I sure did enjoy the freshness of the game, and just about everything in it. Points of the campaign are loose, but tie up in later parts. It is a diverse game that I enjoyed, and worth a playthro...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
There are some issues, but it's a fun Co-op game nonetheless. 0
So EA's Co-op shooter after some delay has finally came out. Was it worth the wait? Yes and no. It's a good game, of that you can be sure. As a Co-op fanatic, this game is heaven. That it can be played Splitscreen is a plus. Lots of games add online multiplayer nowadays whilst neglecting splitscreen. Some of us want to play with friends in the same room. Some of us aren't willing to purchase an extra 360 and two of every game we want to play to accomplish this goal. So yeah, splitscreens a welc...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
One is the loneliest 0
Electronic Arts is mostly known for its sports games, so it's very unlikely that an action title coming from the powerhouse is looked forward to. Army of Two, a highly anticipated action title from EA Montreal has completely changed that stereotype. But the question is, is Army of Two any good? The only answer to that question is a resounding yes. Army of Two is the best action title to be released so far this year. This is in thanks to its superb cooperative mechanics, brutality, and story. Yo...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
A Fun Romp! 0
Army of Two is a unique experience much akin to it's brother/sister game Gears of War in terms of playstyle. Army of Two is a game that carries it's own charm and for players who did enough homework on their own to know what they were getting into, this game offered an fun single or co-op run-and-gun experience with enough guns and customization mods to rival that of Arnold Schwarzenegger in COMMANDO. While this game was often written off as a "clone" it was offered up as a similar yet different...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Gears-style coop and cheesy dialogue 0
The easiest way to describe Army Of Two is an '80s action movie designed as a game. It features all the things you'd come to expect from a movie like Die Hard or Commando, but in a competent game that delivers fun coop gameplay. The game will not appeal to anyone looking for a "smart" shooter, especially those who enjoy realistic and tactical games. Don't get me wrong, there are definitely tactics here in the game, but nothing more complex than what you'd see in the game that Army Of Two seems t...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Army of Two isn't all that bad. 0
If you're a person that takes great pride in the Iraq war and the people that serve there, stay away from Army of Two. The multiple jabs at the U.S. Army, and actually killing Iraqi suicide bombers is definitely not for everyone. On the other hand, if you're looking for a good 6 hours of fun, co-op action and you're able to get past its strong subject matter, Army of Two should suit you just fine. Army of Two follows two guys named Rios and Salem. Rios and Salem serve in the US military, but so...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
EA's latest endeavour tries to break new ground. 0
In Army of Two, you and a friend (or an AI buddy) take on the role of high risk, high reward soldiers Elliot Salem and Tyson Rios. You start out in the game as enlisted men, but quickly jettison your positions in favor of joining the SSC private military corporation. Going from two ordinary soldiers to two money hungry die-hards in nothing flat, Salem and Rios are assigned reconnaissance and assassination missions in response to the 9/11 terror attacks. There are a few twists and turns along the...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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A Game With A Solid Premise That Needs Polish 0
It's taken me almost a year to pick up Army of Two and give it a try. Bad word of mouth and mediocre review scores kept me away until it dropped to a price where I didn't think I'd feel too cheated it I gave it a try. Having done so I can say with confidence that this is a game you will enjoy as long as you know what you're getting into. Namely bring a friend and get ready for some over the top action.The game is built around two things: co-op and crazy 80s style action movie firefights. The st...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Army Of Two -Whats with the hate? 0
Yes I do admit, Army Of Two was not the greatest game in the world, but jeez, whats with all the hate? I thought this game (aside from a few bugs) was very well put out, and one of the most fun experiences I've ever had on my PS3...even on single player.Graphics: Great graphics! It's even better when you have a "VIBRANT" setting on your tv. Salem and Rios look awesome in whatever you have put them in.Sound: Great voice acting from our two soldiers! They do apparently know air guitar (tap x by r...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
It Does Take Two To Tango! 0
Halo 3 nailed it, Gears of War executed it, and heck even Crackdown did it. Did exactly what you say? Feature the ability to plough through the campaign with a friend over Xbox Live and even on the same Xbox 360. EA's Army of Two was built from the ground up to ensure the player gets the most thrilling, intense action packed co-op experience and while it might have sounded good on paper, it has not been implemented all that well. You begin with a nice little training mission to accustom yourself...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
A strong co-op game, with lack luster action. 0
Army of Two is an action game based on the adventures of two soldiers of fortune. Rios and Salem. These two mask wearing, bro talking bad-asses are not the greatest video game characters ever made, but they are funny, at some points. The action is weak to say the least. Shooting is not satasfying, and is probably due to the fact that there is not enough blood. When you cap somone in the head, they just fall back, thier heads do not explode. EA is not known for making gory games, and this is not ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Army of ugh... 1
Army of Two is a game i have been waiting forever to play. Now that i have played it i must say i am a bit let down. What looked like it was going to be an amazing game is only subpar. First let me say that i really dont like the way the screen is split for split screen. I think this type of game should really have a vertical split but alas it does not.Now the big draw to this game is its Co-Op. I mean come on thats what the game really is all about. Now one downfall i feel that this game has...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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CONSTANTIN, Jamil et al. Burndown systems on growth and grain yield in soybeans in Paraná State, Brazil. Bragantia [online]. 2009, vol.68, n.1, pp.125-135. ISSN 0006-8705. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0006-87052009000100014.
The choice of the adequate moment for the desiccation of the green cover that precedes the sowing is fundamental for the success of no-till soybeans. This context, the work was aimed to study two burndown systems: desiccation immediately before sowing (AP) and anticipated desiccation (MA), composed by two burndown herbicide applications. For MA, the first application of glyphosate (1240 g ha-1) occurred between 30 and 35 days before the sowing of the crop, and the second was done just before sowing. For AP, the applications (1080 to 1260 g ha-1 of glyphosate) occurred within 48 hours prior to sowing. The trials were developed in 2003/2004 growing season, in six localities in Paraná State: Sertãozinho, Campo Mourão, Iretama, Pitanga, Boa Esperança, and Mamborê, in areas with high density of weeds preceding no-till soybean sowing. Evaluations related to weed control and soybean development and grain yield were performed. MA burndown systems provided improved control of weeds after crop emergence. Soybean plants from AP areas were shorter, in comparison to ME, evidencing a delay in the shoot growth. Reduction of grain yield was verified for all localities when AP burndown system was adopted, with reductions between 15% and 50%.
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