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T3's success rides on mobile crush
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When Telstra unveils its full-year results tomorrow, the first thing analysts will do is look at its fixed-line revenue numbers, and the second will be to check its mobiles division revenue and margins. Both are expected to be under pressure.
Last week's first-quarter results for Telstra's major rival, Optus showing modest growth in subscriber numbers and revenue in its key mobiles business along with a massive hike in customer acquisition costs provided a preview of what might be to come. Except, for Telstra, the impact of the escalating hostilities in mobiles may be compounded by the collateral damage the introduction of capped plans to the mobiles sector may be doing to its fixed-line business.
Telstra's new chief executive, Sol Trujillo, gave an indication of the level of concern in Telstra about substitution of fixed-line telephony by wireless when, in probably the biggest decision the group has announced in his short reign, Telstra launched a bundled fixed-line and mobile capped plan late last month.
Given the fabulous margins in its fixed-line business, the package $500 of calls and services a month for $135, including line rentals had to be designed to slow the leakage of fixed-line customers and maintain the relevance of the copper network in the face of the massive shift occurring from fixed to mobile telephony. The Telstra capped plan at least ensures that the customers retain their fixed line.
The pressure exerted on Telstra's traditional core, however, is unlikely to abate, because the competitive intensity in the mobiles sector is likely to wax rather than wane. Optus' decision to offer capped plans in the June quarter, a quarter of its new and recontracted customers chose a capped offering signalled Optus' belief there would be no early cessation of the attack by Hutchison and Vodafone on the two market leaders' customer bases.
Indeed, while Hutchison remains immature and Vodafone underweight in its global position of leadership in mobiles, it is probable that the sector will become more competitive rather than less, and the imminent launch of Telstra's 3G service and the subsequent 3G offerings of Optus and Vodafone will only add capacity and confusion to the sector.
Earlier this year Goldman Sachs JBWere's Christian Guerra wrote a fascinating report on the mobiles sector; it argues that the problem confronting the mobiles market is that it is too profitable!
The report notes that in the five years to March, Optus mobile increased its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) by a compound annual rate of 21 per cent, with its EBITDA margin rising from 33.8 per cent to 40.1 per cent. Furthermore, by spending $375 to acquire a customer, it secured $1614 of cash flow, generating a return on investment above 300 per cent.
Guerra argues, however, that too much profitability may not necessarily be a good thing and draws an analogy to the US pay TV industry.
In 2003, News Corp's DirecTV was generating $US1000 of cash flow from subscribers who cost it $US595 to acquire, with an incremental return on investment of 70 per cent. DirecTV decided to reinvest some of the "excess" return, Guerra says, to drive subscriber growth against a backdrop of slowing industry growth and high penetration rates. It succeeded, but earnings before interest and tax collapsed from $US400 million to $US20 million. The whole industry was affected by the higher acquisition costs and marketing costs that DirecTV's actions provoked.
The core of Guerra's argument is that the margins and returns experienced in the mobiles sector provide too much headroom that operators can sacrifice to drive subscriber growth and that the incentive to invest the excess returns rises as the market matures, as the mobiles market is doing.
The key player is Hutchison, which has a state-of-the-art 3G network but a customer base a fraction of the size of the other carriers. Hutchison has incurred massive losses in the start-up phase of its network. Guerra says that provides an enormous incentive to aggressively chase subscribers, because its costs per subscriber are now four times that of Optus but incremental subscribers are highly profitable. The incremental EBITDA margin on new subscribers exceeds 45 per cent and the return on acquisition costs exceeds 400 per cent.
Hutchison has said it expects to be EBITDA positive by the end of this year. The credibility of its 3G offering, and the network benefits created by the spread of 3G handsets, will be enhanced as the other players launch their services. Its appetite for new subscribers will remain insatiable for the foreseeable future, which, in a slowing market, will force its rivals to choose between sacrificing margin or losing customers.
Coupled with the resurgence and aggression of Vodafone, the elements of an increasingly destructive (for the two big players) and uncontrollable competitive spiral are in place.
The excess capacity in the sector and fat returns that the two big players have enjoyed are incompatible in the absence of the safety valve provided by industry growth. With 90 per cent plus of the population now using a mobile, and the capped plans eroding average revenue per user, the carriers may be starting to cannibalise their own revenue and margins.
How Trujillo handles the threat to the revenue and profits of his two core businesses will determine whether his tenure is successful and will have a major bearing on the success, or otherwise, of T3. Telstra's defence strategy will also, of course, influence the fates of the other three carriers.
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Google Search (for iPhone)
REVIEW DATE : July 29, 2011
PROS: Voice search. Visual search with Google Goggles. Instant results.
Most likely you've already got Google search on your iPhone, via the handhelds Safari mobile browser search bar (though you may not know that you can change this to Bing or Yahoo, too), so why install an app, as well? The Google app adds a few nifty tricks of its own, including voice search, Google goggles for visual search using the iPhone's camera, local search, and search suggestions and history. The Bing iPhone app offers most of the same features, and Dragon Go uses your voice for search and can even open other apps based on your search. And we can't forget Ask iPhone app, which also does speech. How does the Web search leader stack up to the competition when it comes to its mobile app? Read on to find out.
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The main point of the interface is the search bar, which on the app is flanked by two important icons—a microphone and a camera. These, as you might have guessed, open the voice search and Google Goggles visual search features. Up top are the setting and help question mark icons. Touching the latter simple overlays the screen with more question marks that you can tap for an explanation of that part of the screen's function. The most important settings are for SafeSearch, Voice search (with its "Just talk" option that saves you from pressing the mic icon), and enabling Goggles.
The interface makes some interesting use of the swiping gesture. When you slide your digit towards the right on the screen, you reveal a sidebar of search result filters, just like the Google website's sidebar. The choices here let you limit your results to Places, Images, News, Shopping, Blogs, and so on. The actual results appear exactly the way they do on the Google mobile site, and ads sometimes only leave room for one result. The Instant results were a unique plus for Google, though, sometimes showing a result before I'd even finished entering the query.
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Camera Search with Google Goggles
Another difference between the Bing and Google apps' camera search is that Google supposedly adds the ability to search more than product cover art, text, and barcodes: It also has object search. But everything I tried to find this way turned out useless results. I shot a professional photo lamp, and among the "similar images" the app suggested was a nude male sculpture. Shots of a popular webcam and a laptop were equally unhelpful. Bing probably has the right idea here in sticking with identifiable products.
Both the Google and Bing apps do a good job of search suggestion, but Google lacks Bing's back and forward buttons to take you through your search history.
Another piece of the Google iPhone app artillery is location search. To test location search, I entered the query "current temperature" with location services enabled in settings for all apps. For this question in the Bing and Dragon Go apps, I got a result showing me the current local temperature and weather. In the Google app, though, the results were another click away—I had to tap the "Use location" button. In Ask's app, I was prompted to enter my ZIP code. Clear wins for Bing and Dragon Go.
For another location test, I entered "pizza" (you can be sure there are plenty of local pizzerias in the New York City location I was testing in). The Google and Bing apps showed some nearby top picks, even including star ratings and phone links, while the Ask app presented links for Amazon pizza recipes and national chains and Dragon Go brought up the relevant Yelp page. So, all but Ask were satisfactory.
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CSP: Alcohol a factor in two-vehicle crash
Two people seriously injured
DIVIDE, Colo. - The Colorado State Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle crash in Divide that seriously injured two people.
The crash happened shortly before 10 p.m. Sunday (2/9/14) at the intersection of Highway 24 and Highway 67.
Troopers say 55-year-old Clifton Moore of Colorado Springs ran a red light at the intersection and crashed into another car.
Moore and the driver of the other car, 46-year-old Patsy Sims of Divide, both suffered serious injuries and were taken to the hospital. Troopers say both drivers were wearing seat belts.
Four passengers in Sims' car were also taken to the hospital. Lisa Flores, 25, a baby girl and two boys, ages 1, 3 and 6, respectively, were all released after they were treated for minor injuries.
Troopers say alcohol is considered to be a factor in the crash. The crash is still under investigation.


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Letter dated 7/11/1963 from the Chief Migration Officer at the Office of High Commissioner for Australia to the Myerscough family, wishing them a happy voyage and success in their new life in Australia. The letter was part of the application and acceptance process for the Myerscough's to migrate from England to Australia in 1963 and kept as a souvenir of their migration experiences.
John and Doreen Myerscough migrated to Australia from Liverpool in England with their daughters Jill and Julie on 20 November 1963. Searching for greater opportunities and with savings behind them, they took advantage of the Australian Government's 'Nest Egg Scheme'. They were also assisted ten pound migrants. The family sailed on the P&O Orient Line SS Canberra and settled in Melbourne where the climate was said to be similar to that of England. They transferred directly to Altona Migrant Hostel and ended up staying there (most unusually) for two years. John worked on the Geelong-Melbourne oil pipeline, in construction, and as a sub-contractor all over Victoria installing ceilings. Doreen had another baby Paul and later worked at Rothman's cigarette factory in Brooklyn. The couple purchased a block of land in Melton, promoted as a growth suburb, but the potential for isolation, as well as the couple's inability to really get ahead, made them decide to give up the dream and return to England. They paid their full fares, sold their land and returned to Liverpool on the P&O Orient Line SS Oriana on 21 January 1966. However, the challenges they experienced inspired them to strive and succeed, and John and Doreen have subsequently become frequent tourist visitors to Australia.
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Soft paper letter. 1 page. Letterhead has black printed text. Rest of letter is in black type. Signature in blue pen by H McGinness.
The Myerscough migration documents collection offers the unique opportunity to record the experiences of a migrant family who returned home. It is extremely difficult to capture the narratives of the people for whom migration was a negative or unsuccessful experience and who cut their losses and left. Return migration by its very nature is challenging to document through memory and material culture from the receiving country as people tend to be geographically distant, as well as frequently reluctant to record their negative experiences often accompanied by a sense of failure.
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Donation from Mrs Doreen Myerscough, Mr John Myerscough, 17 Jan 2007
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Text: OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR AUSTRALIA/CHIEF MIGRATION OFFICER/AUSTRALIA HOUSE/STRAND/LONDON W.C.2/7th November, 1963/Dear Sir/Now that your arrangements for migration are completed I should/like to wish you a happy voyage and every success in your newe life in/Australia. [extensive text]
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Some nurses and police officers aren't pleased that a business-backed group is portraying their professions in a TV ad against DFL gubernatorial candidate Mark Dayton.
The commercial from the group MN Forward features a police officer from an unidentified department named Dave, who says he and his nurse wife would be hit by Dayton's proposed income tax increase on top earners.
The Minnesota Nurses Association and Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis issued a this joint statement today calling the ad misleading and defending Dayton:
"Nurses and police officers are the heart of the middle class in Minnesota, and we endorsed Mark Dayton for governor because he is the only candidate who will protect them and all middle-class Minnesotans. No matter their spin, Mark's two opponents cannot hide the fact that they will raise taxes on our members and the middle class by imposing higher regressive sales and property taxes. Mark Dayton is the only candidate who understands that nurses and police officers are at a breaking point and simply cannot pay any more. Mark is the only candidate who won't make middle-class Minnesotans pick up more of the state's revenue burden."


text: A food pantry is Bangor is getting an early start on holiday dinner.The Breaking Bread Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry held their second annual holiday meal Sunday.The dinner included all of the favorite holiday fixings. The meal is completely free and afterward everyone in attendance, which was about 500 people, did a little christmas caroling afterwards, but this food pantry makes sure they help people in need all year round.Founding Director of the Breaking Bread Soup Kitchen & Food Pantry, James Gallagher said "We just decided that we wanted to give back in our capacity, so we do a meal every Monday afternoon from 11 to 1 and that's free to the whole community, whoever would like to come out is more than welcome to."The food pantry also helps people in need on Tuesday afternoons by giving them some groceries. Organizers said the event has grown over the past two years and they hope to make it even bigger in 2013.


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Regina Bateson is a Congressional Candidate in California's Fourth District. For information about her campaign, visit bateson2018.com.
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at MIT. My current research focuses on the political consequences of violence, including civil wars and crime. I recently completed my dissertation, which is about public security and vigilantism in the wake of the Guatemalan civil war, and my article on crime victimization and political participation was published in the American Political Science Review in 2012.
Thank you for visiting, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
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(VI-ra-cept) (nelfinavir mesylate) Oral Powder
VIRACEPT can interact with other medicines and cause serious side effects. It is important to know the medicines that should not be taken with VIRACEPT. See the section "Who should not take VIRACEPT?"
Read this Patient Information before you start taking VIRACEPT and each time you get a refill. There may be new information. This information does not take the place of talking with your healthcare provider about your medical condition or your treatment.
What is VIRACEPT?
VIRACEPT is a prescription anti-HIV medicine used with other anti-HIV medicines to treat human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-1) infection. VIRACEPT is a type of anti-HIV medicine called a protease inhibitor. HIV-1 is the virus that causes AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome).
When used with other HIV medicines, VIRACEPT may help reduce the amount of HIV in your blood (called "viral load"). VIRACEPT may also help to increase the number of white blood cells called CD4 (T) cells, which help fight off other infections. Reducing the amount of HIV and increasing the CD4 (T) cell count may improve your immune system. This may reduce your risk of death or infections that can happen when your immune system is weak (opportunistic infections).
It is not known if VIRACEPT is effective in children less than 2 years of age.
VIRACEPT does not cure HIV infection or AIDS, and you may continue to experience illnesses associated with HIV-1 infection, including opportunistic infections. You should remain under the care of a doctor when using VIRACEPT.
Patients must stay on continuous HIV therapy to control infection and decrease HIV-related illness
Avoiding doing things that can spread HIV-1 infection.
- Do not share needles or other injection equipment
- Do not share personal items that can have blood or body fluids on them, like toothbrushes and razor blades.
- Do not have any kind of sex without protection. Always practice safe sex by using a latex or polyurethane condom to lower the chance of sexual contact with semen, vaginal secretions, or blood.
Ask your healthcare provider if you have any questions on how to prevent passing HIV to other people.
Who should not take VIRACEPT?
Do not take VIRACEPT if you take any of the following medicines:
- alfuzosin (Uroxatral®)
- amiodarone (Pacerone®, Cordarone®)
- cisapride (Propulsid®, Propulsid Quicksolv®)
- ergot, including:
- dihydroergotamine mesylate (D.H.E. 45®, Migranal®)
- ergotamine tartrate (Cafergot®, Migergot®, Ergomar, Ergostat®, Medihaler Ergotamine, Wigraine®, Wigrettes®)
- methylergonovine maleate (Methergine®)
- lovastatin (Advicor®, Altoprev®, Mevacor®)
- oral midazolam (Versed®)
- pimozide (Orap®)
- quinidine (Quinaglute®, Cardioquin®, Quinidex®, Quinora®)
- rifampin (Rifadin®, Rifamate®, Rifater®, Rimactane®)
- sildenafil (Revatio®) when used to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension
- simvastatin (Zocor®, Vytorin®, Simcor®)
- St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum)
- triazolam (Halcion®)
Serious problems can happen if you or your child take any of these medicines with VIRACEPT.
What should I tell my healthcare provider before taking VIRACEPT?
Before taking VIRACEPT, tell your healthcare provider if you:
- have liver problems
- have kidney problems
- have phenylketonuria. VIRACEPT contains aspartame.
- have high blood sugar (diabetes)
- have hemophilia
- have any other medical condition
- are pregnant or plan to become
pregnant. It is not known if VIRACEPT will harm your unborn baby.
Pregnancy Registry. There is a pregnancy registry for women who take antiviral medicines during pregnancy. The purpose of the registry is to collect information about the health of you and your baby. Talk to your healthcare provider about how you can take part in this registry.
- Do not breastfeed. We do not know if VIRACEPT can be passed to your baby in your breast milk and whether it could harm your baby. Also, mothers with HIV-1 should not breastfeed because HIV-1 can be passed to the baby in the breast milk.
Tell your healthcare provider about all the medicines you take, including prescription and non-prescription medicines, vitamins and herbal supplements. Using VIRACEPT with certain other medicines may affect each other and cause serious side effects. VIRACEPT may affect the way other medicines work, and other medicines may affect how VIRACEPT works.
Especially tell your healthcare provider if you take:
- medicine to treat HIV
- atorvastatin (Lipitor®)
- azithromycin (Zmax®, Zithromax®)
- bosentan (Tracleer®)
- carbamazepine (Carbatrol®, Equetro®, Tegretol®)
- colchicine (Colcrys®)
- didanosine (Videx®, Videx EC). Take VIRACEPT with food one hour after or more than two hours before you take didanosine.
- estrogen-based contraceptives (birth control pills). VIRACEPT may reduce the effectiveness of estrogen-based contraceptives. During treatment with VIRACEPT, you should use a different method of birth control or a second method of birth control method along with your hormone-based birth control. Talk to your healthcare provider about what types of birth control you can use to prevent pregnancy while taking VIRACEPT.
- fluticasone (Advair Diskus®, Advair HFA®, Flovent®, Flovent HFA®, Flovent Diskus®, Flonase®, Veramyst®)
- immunosuppresnts such as cyclosporine (Gengraf®, Sandimmune®, Neoral®), tacrolimus (Prograf®), sirolimus (Rapamune ®)
- methadone hydrochloride (Dolphine hydrochloride)
- midazolam administered by injection (Versed®)
- omeprazole (Prilosec®)
- phenobarbital
- phenytoin (Dilantin®, Phenytek®)
- quetiapine (Seroquel®)
- rifabutin (Mycobutin®)
- rosuvastatin (Crestor®)
- salmeterol (Serevent®)
- sildenafil (Viagra®), vardenafil (Levitra®) or tadalafil (Cialis®), for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED).
- tadalafil (Adcirca™) for the lung problem pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH)
- warfarin (Coumadin®, Jantoven®)
Ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist if you are not sure if your medicine is one that is listed above.
Know the medicines you take. Keep a list of them to show your healthcare provider or pharmacist when you get a new medicine.
How should I take VIRACEPT?
- You should stay under a healthcare provider's care when taking VIRACEPT.
- Take VIRACEPT every day exactly as prescribed by your healthcare provider
- Do not change your dose of VIRACEPT or stop treatment without talking to your healthcare provider first.
- Take VIRACEPT with a meal.
- VIRACEPT is usually taken 2 or 3 times each day. Your healthcare provider will tell you how much VIRACEPT to take and when to take it.
- If your child is taking VIRACEPT, your child's healthcare provider will decide the right dose based on your child's weight.
- VIRACEPT Tablets are film-coated to help make the tablets easier to swallow.
- If you or your child are unable
to swallow the tablets:
- You may dissolve the tablets in a small amount of water. Once the tablets are dissolved, the liquid will be cloudy.
- Mix the cloudy liquid well, and then drink it right away.
- Rinse the glass with water and drink the water to ensure that you take the full dose of VIRACEPT.
- If you miss a dose of VIRACEPT, take it as soon as possible. If you skip a dose, do not double the next dose.
- If you take too much VIRACEPT, call your healthcare provider or go to the nearest hospital emergency room right away.
- Do not run out of VIRACEPT. Get your VIRACEPT refilled from your doctor or pharmacy before you run out.
How should VIRACEPT Oral Powder be prepared?
- You healthcare provider should tell you how much VIRACEPT Oral Powder to use.
- VIRACEPT Oral Powder comes with a scoop for measuring. Ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist for help measuring the correct amount of VIRACEPT Oral Powder.
- Do not mix VIRACEPT Oral Powder in the container that it comes in. Measure the correct amount of VIRACEPT Oral Powder into a cup.
- You may mix VIRACEPT Oral Powder with a small amount of water, milk, formula, soy formula, soy milk, or liquid dietary supplements.
- You should not mix VIRACEPT Oral Powder with acidic food or juice, such as orange juice, apple juice, or applesauce because the mixture may taste bitter.
- Your child should drink all of the mixture to be sure that the entire dose of VIRACEPT is taken.
- If your child does not take the dose right away, store in the refrigerator until you are ready to use it. Do not store a mixed dose of VIRACEPT Oral Powder for more than 6 hours.
What are the possible side effects of VIRACEPT?
VIRACEPT can cause serious side effects, including:
- Diabetes and high blood sugar (hyperglycemia). Some people who take protease inhibitors including VIRACEPT can get high blood sugar, develop diabetes, or your diabetes can get worse. Tell your healthcare provider if you notice an increase in thirst or urinate often while taking VIRACEPT.
- Increased bleeding in people with hemophilia. Some people with hemophilia have increased bleeding with protease inhibitors including VIRACEPT.
- Changes in body fat. These changes can happen in people who take antiretroviral therapy. The changes may include an increased amount of fat in the upper back and neck ("buffalo hump"), breast, and around the back, chest, and stomach area. Loss of fat from the legs, arms, and face may also happen. The exact cause and long-term health effects of these conditions are not known.
- Changes in you immune system (Immune Reconstitution Syndrome) can happen when you start taking HIV medicines. Your immune system may get stronger and begin to fight infections that have been hidden in your body for a long time. Call your healthcare provider right away if you start having new symptoms after starting your HIV medicine.
Common side effects of VIRACEPT in adults include:
- Diarrhea. Tell your healthcare provider if you get diarrhea with VIRACEPT. You may be able to take loperamide or another nonprescription medicine to help control your diarrhea.
- nausea
- gas
- rash
Common side effects in children include:
- Diarrhea. Tell your healthcare provider if your child gets diarrhea with VIRACEPT. Your child may be able to take loperamide or another non-prescription medicine to help control your diarrhea.
- low white blood cell count (leukopenia and neutropenia)
- rash
- loss of appetite
- stomach-area (abdominal) pain
Tell your healthcare provider if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.
These are not all the possible side effects of VIRACEPT. For more information, ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
How should I store VIRACEPT?
- Store VIRACEPT Tablets and Oral Powder at room temperature, between 59°F to 86°F (15°C to 30°C).
- Store VIRACEPT in the original container.
- Keep the container closed tightly.
Keep VIRACEPT and all medicines out of the reach of children.
General information about VIRACEPT
Medicines are sometimes prescribed for purposes other than those listed in a Patient Information leaflet. Do not use VIRACEPT for a condition for which it was not prescribed. Do not give VIRACEPT to other people, even if they have the same symptoms that you have. It may harm them.
This leaflet summarizes the most important information about VIRACEPT. If you would like more information, talk with your healthcare provider. You can ask your pharmacist or healthcare provider for information about VIRACEPT that is written for health professionals.
For more information, call 1-800-438-1985.
What are the ingredients in VIRACEPT?
Active ingredient: nelfinavir mesylate
Tablet inactive ingredients: calcium silicate, crospovidone, magnesium stearate, hypromellose, and triacetin. In addition, the 250 mg tablet contains FD&C blue #2 powder and the 625 mg tablet contains colloidal silicon dioxide.
Oral powder inactive ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, maltodextrin, dibasic potassium phosphate, crospovidone, hypromellose, aspartame, sucrose palmitate, and natural and artificial flavor.
Last reviewed on RxList: 4/27/2015
This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
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Scattered among lush gardens, Arsinoi Stonehouses are located just 493 feet from Limenaria Beach in Thassos and within 0.9 miles from the village centre. The stone-built houses come with fireplace and a balcony or patio overlooking the Aegean Sea or the garden. Featuring a seating and a dining area, the houses of Arsinoi are traditionally decorated with wrought-iron beds and wooden furnishings. Each air-conditioned unit includes a kitchenette with fridge and cooking hobs. The private bathroom is stocked with free toiletries and a hairdryer. Guests will find restaurants and supermarkets within 0.9 miles from Arsinoi Stonehouses. Limenas Town and Port are at 37 km, while Ormos Prinou Port is 13.7 miles away. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas and free parking is possible on site.


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Destinations in Peru:
The Huaringas, a complex of 14 sacred lagoons in the mountainous Peruvian province of Huancabamba, is renowned for its ancient tradition of mystical healing and shamanism.
It has more restaurants listed in the San Pellegrino World 50 list than any city outside of Tokyo – and that includes Paris, London, and New York.
For Peru's Chachapoyan people, the ancient city of Kuelap was more than just a settlement – it was a sacred place.
Men flock to this brutal, lawless land – sometimes with their entire families – in search of a fortune that will give them a better life.
With Peru's more famous Inca Trail becoming increasingly overrun, the lesser-known Salkantay Trek is quickly gaining a reputation as both a less-crowded and more strenuous alternative.
No matter what language you speak or where you come from, sharing a meal with friends is the best way to spend an evening.
Laguna de los Condores is one of the country's most important Inca sites – but only 150 people trek to this remote spot each year.
Larger than Machu Picchu and far less known, Choquequirao still makes you feel as though you're practically the first to arrive.
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Grantee: Bridgeport Public Schools, Bridgeport, CT
Project Name: Essential Understanding in American History
Project Director: Teresa A. Carroll (203) 332-2709
Funding: $814,582
Number of Teachers Served: 150
Number of School Districts Served: 1
Number of Students Served: 3,642
The grantee will conduct five cycles of professional development for teachers of grades 4 and 5 focusing on Colonization and Settlement, Revolution, the New Nation, Expansion and Reform, and Civil War and Reconstruction. Activities include 3-day summer institutes, four 2-hour workshops to promote instruction of writing through American history content, four 2-hour workshops to use resources from websites, and field trips to places such as Colonial Williamsburg. Partners are: the Connecticut Historical Society (CHS), Collins Education Associates, and Cooperative Educational Services.
Grantee: Danbury Board of Education, Danbury, CT
Project Name: Partners in American History: Strengthening Teacher Content Knowledge to Enhance Student Learning
Project Director: Clare Barnett (203) 797-4709
Funding: $915,340
Number of Teachers Served: 120
Number of School Districts Served: 1
Number of Students Served: No information available
Teachers of 8th to 12th grades are guided in their professional development in five thematic topics by faculty from one or more of the partners-Western Connecticut State University, the University of Bridgeport, the University of Hartford, and the Danbury Scott-Fanton Museum and Historical Society, Inc. Two one-week summer academies offer discussions organized around the themes, Foundations of the United States, Defining the Nation, Rise to World Power, Economics, and Immigration and Minorities. On four district-mandated days, the 40 teachers partner with Scholars-in-Residence to introduce other teachers to this project. They conduct workshops at schools and share lessons and resources they have gathered. In the third year, two one-week summer programs (40 additional teachers for each), form collaborative teams to assess teaching content needs in middle and elementary schools.
Grantee: New Haven Public Schools, New Haven, CT
Project Name: Connecticut Urban Consortium for the Teaching of American History
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My parents advised what they did in their own marriage: "both of you always think about giving 90% to your partner and you both will be very happy." They meant it's so important to think about how your partner is feeling, to stand in their shoes, to be giving and compromising, and emotionally generous. That 10% is for the understanding that sometimes it's also OK to be a bit selfish, to place your needs first, or stand firm on something. They also made clear that this only works if you are both giving 90%.
I just celebrated my 26th wedding anniversary. I definitely think about my spouse's needs and feelings the majority of the time and try to be compromising. In return I feel he is 90% thinking of me and how to consider my feelings and be supportive and loving. Sometimes this means giving something up, but actually most times this means we both get what we want and we both feel very loved, supported, and that we are in each other's corner. I don't feel afraid to be giving, because he really has my best interests at heart. We are a terrific team and often we agree on what we want. And when we don't, we tend to take turns supporting the other's wants.
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text: Back in June, Soulja Boy got into a car accident with Bobbiye Sullinger and Herman Flowers. They were driving their Chevy and Soul as I like to call him was driving his Bentley. I would call him Ja, but Ja Rule gets all freaked out when I do, because he likes to be known as the only Ja around.What should have been a regular accident turned nasty because Soul posted a video on YouTube where he accused Bobbiye (I don't know what her parents were going for with that name) of being racist and accusing of Soul of stealing his car. So, the couple is not only suing Soul for their injuries from the car accident but also defamation. Soul had said he was not driving, but then admitted he had been driving, and so had lied, but it didn't matter because the couple was racist which was way worse.


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I met up with the Antipodeans Volunteers that are coming through Thailand in June and they all seem very good and also met the Bennies team that I am taking to India in December and they seem great.
And I have been doing some work at Somerset - mainly running climbing, abseiling or canoeing parts of school camps - so that has been good too
I have caught up with all the Bennies / India team from 2001/2, Michael and Luksna, Trent, Pat and Suzanne Lun, Mark and Nat, Jo from Intrepid, Tom, Laughlin from the 2001 Knox Africa trip, Sue Prescott, Adam Lesley and family, Brett and Fiona, Brett's helicopter pilot friends including Matt Fox, Preeyawat, Kiani, Crystal, Malmut and his relatives and others (who have I forgotten?). I hope to get to Chakola to visit everyone there, get to the Blue Mountains to visit Trent and still catch up a bit more with Laughlin, Preeyawat and others. Sorry if I run out of time and cannot, I am starting to think that may all be a bit ambitious for someone on a budget, with no car and dragging a pack around.
I have 1 more week of work at Somerset and 4 more Canberra Grammar camps and also I am doing a course with Red R that I hope can start getting me more likely to be involved in humanitarian aid work in the future. We'll see.
Now it is Easter in Western countries. This is a Pagan fertility festival that celebrates the goddess Oestre. It is held near the full moon, on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday and there are eggs (mainly made of choclate) and lots of symbols of rabbits
That's it. I will add some pics as soon as I can, but it may not be for a while. I am very much lokking forward to getting back to Thailand.
Oh - almost forgot something. My friend Alex and two of her uni friends (sorry I am not sure how to spell Rianin? and I can't remember the other girl's name) took me to Villawood Detention Centre in Sydney. This is a gaol (jail) where refugees and people who have broken immigration laws are sent. Well actually it seems to be a place where refugees and non white people who have broken immigration laws are sent; as I saw only darker skinned people from poorer, non English speaking backgrounds, despite the fact that most people that break Australian immigration laws are British, New Zealanders, Canadians, U.S.Americans or Germans. Anyway, it seemed an OK place and the guards were reasonably polite. However the people we met in there had been there for a very long time. Over a year and they had no idea what was happening to them. They were quite depressed. They may be deported overseas tonight or stay in Villawood for another year or two or maybe get a temporary visa to Australia. There were plenty of young children in there. One of the African guys was quite certain he'd be killed as soon as he got home, but thought he had a 50% of being deported by the Australian government. It was very interesting and I would encourage anyone near Sydney to visit. Just turn up. Don't take muck in as you are not allowed and bring some food to supplement the prisoner's diet. Say you are there to see Mohammoud or some other common name or ask someone in the waiting room for a name and you will be allowed into the visiting yard. Then you can speak to anyone. The people there have some interesting stories and they like people to visit. It is also interesting to see Australian taxes being used to punish refugees and jail children. Doesn't seem like a good idea to me. Go check it out.


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So here's some brand loyalty for you. I've owned my Challenger since 1990 and it has gone thru several changes (always faster than the previous version). Started out as a 12sec (at a Mile High altitude) street cruiser up to a 7.7sec Blown Alcohol beast (soon to be very much faster).The last 2 yrs my Crew Chief and I have been switching over to a full Chromemoly round tube chassis. Basically we saved the body shell and front struts in the latest reincarnation. We're looking for mid 6's or better.Check out the vid in my website http://www.laststarfighter.com The site is new so it's a work in progress. We are about finished so the vid is a little out of date but it shows some earlier runs and then goes into the build. And I still run a Torqueflite!Enjoy!
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Awesome ride!
Here's some pics from last night. We're checking zoomie clearance to the ground, etc... Car is now 45" to the roof line and I have to step down to get into now! (Anyone have some 4 corner scales I could borrow? We're dying to know how much we lost in weight. (Yes, the driver has lost weight also! :rofl: )Low but not slow! Going to take off about 1" on the zoomies but not bad for doing this up in the air.IMG]http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg73/powermaxxx/ChallengerBuildIII030.jpg[/IMG]Hmmm, seems I need to remove some masking tape (Doh!) Chin spoiler this winter.34.5 x 17 with room to spare..Some interior shots. Wiring isn't anchored/dressed yet as some tabs need to be welded in place for the belly pan.From a couple of years ago...
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Welcome to MMM forum... VERY NICE & I second what IQ52 said WOW, looking for mid to high 6's with a Torqueflite & Converter ??
"Fill Your Library Before You Fill Your Garage" Good Luck "Budnicks"
I like your web site, it looks great.... Good luck
"Fill Your Library Before You Fill Your Garage" Good Luck "Budnicks"
Car looks gorgeous, you guys did a heck of a job. Do me one favor though, remove the Chevrolet banner in the garage.
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RBolig:Car looks gorgeous, you guys did a heck of a job. Do me one favor though, remove the Chevrolet banner in the garage. Thanks for the compliments, I'll pass them on.My crewchief/fabricators shop, not mine! I tried to get him to cover it but it was a "no go".
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Quite a change from the old nitrous six-pack days
451Mopar:Quite a change from the old nitrous six-pack days Yes it is. I recognize your handle but for the life of me I can't remember your name.
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Welcome to the forum Powermaxx.That is a beautiful ride. I wish you the best....To go along with Budnicks and IQ52 WOW, and a WOWWY from my 19 year old granddaughter... She asked if any women drive in the class. Does Melanie Troxel still race Pro-Mods? Thanks in advance. Bob
My grandpa let me write this. So please don't blame him if I'm incorrect with my observation....It is an awesome,awesome, and beautiful car. I know it goes fast. My grandpa had 2 race cars that were old,I know he had them before I was born. He sold them. We did burnouts, and holeshots on our deadend street. My grandpa put me in the seat, and straped me down.I had ear protection, and a helmet that was so big, and I still got bounced around in it...I loved it. He and my dad are making my truck go faster. I like motorcycles too. The neighbors would come out to see the race cars.... Well thank you for letting me say WOW again...We are up early because we have a 5 hour ride to Englishtown. Thank you again... Meghan.
Thanks Powermaxx: My granddaughter grew up with "Cam 2" in her veins also. I put a helmet on her with ear protection, and straped her in at 6 years old she would be with me whenever I worked on the race cars... She grew up too,too fast.The best of Luck to you. Now you know my granddaughter.Bob
Steve:My granddaughter Meghan's cards are on their way to her at College. You mentioned T-Shirts are they on your web-site. I haven't looked not that I'm lazy, I thought When she came home for the holidays I'd surprise her. Many, many thanks. I am sure she will be really surprised.Meghan's PaPa, Bob
Haven't been able to find the time to setup the website for t shirt sales yet. Got to tow the car around at the track last night to see what's loose (we found some stuff!), etc... And got the car weighed 2700lbs so we pulled about 500 lbs out of it from the old chassis and that's with adding a whole lot of bars for the 6.0 cert. This is on the back (front has some small logos on both sides pocket level). I'll have to check what sizes are left (I think the smallest is a medium).LTR
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Over an 18-month period of political instability and historic change, Egyptians have mastered an important skill: patiently standing in line.
At home, they wait anxiously for the lifeline that is bread, or to vote for the first time. And in Brooklyn this past Sunday, expatriate Egyptians came from all over the tri-state area to wait in the riverside humidity outside the Galapagos Art Space in DUMBO – eager for a much-needed laugh at a performance by the highly popular Egyptian political satirist Bassem Youssef, along with four other Arab entertainers.
"Comedy is part of the fabric of Egyptian culture," said Egyptian-born Salma Abdou, 20, who was raised in Bay Ridge. "By watching Bassem Youssef, you're keeping up with both the culture and inside jokes that the entire country is in on."
Patience is equally important for Egyptians, Abdou added, especially now, just days after the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, Mohamed Morsi, was sworn into office as the country's first democratically elected president.
"The upcoming period is going to be extremely difficult," she said. "We need to be extremely patient. I think we want a lot, and we want it all at once. We deserve a lot and we deserve it now, but it's not going to come as easily as we thought."
Egyptian-Americans at the Youssef show discussed ways to keep Morsi accountable and each other united. However flawed this newborn democracy may be, some vowed to refrain from judging the new president before he gets a chance to turn his words into actions.
Bassem Youssef, who draws his inspiration from the American comedian Jon Stewart (and appeared on Stewart's "Daily Show" on June 21), pokes fun at Egyptian political figures from across the spectrum, presenting news in a way that breaks the traditional mold of Egyptian humor. Sarcastic yet informative, Youssef's show, "Al Bernameg," which premiered in the Muslim holy month of Ramadan 2011, was a product of the initial 18 days of the revolution.
A year later, Youssef, a former heart surgeon, continues to experiment with this newfound freedom of expression, offering his fans some relief from the mentally exhausting roller coaster that has been Egyptian politics since Hosni Mubarak's ouster in February 2011. Youssef offered an explanation of his comedic approach in his opening lines onstage on Sunday.
"We tried to unite by politics… Bad idea," he told the crowd. "So instead we are doing it by entertainment."
And as for those who disagree with him, Youssef said during his appearance on "The Daily Show" that he welcomes dialogue with them as part of a new mood of openness in Egypt.
"For 60 years, because of the military regime, there was some sort of a buffer, someone who was actually dealing with everybody else," he explained. "And now, for the first time, we actually have to communicate."
Youssef's tour of the United States, "America in Arabic," is being filmed and will be released during Ramadan, just weeks away.
The 300-some Egyptian faces that quickly filled up the Brooklyn venue on Sunday came from New York City's diverse boroughs as well as New Jersey and beyond – including women veiled and unveiled, men bearded and clean-shaven, the older and younger generations. Some women wore long, flowing skirts below their hijabs, while others sported bright summer dresses with hems above the knees.
When asked about her hopes for Egypt's near future, Mahasen Aly, of Bay Ridge, answered enthusiastically in Arabic — "kol kheir," meaning "all the best."
"Of course I wish Egypt all the best," explained Aly. "I hope for justice and equality amongst the people. Now in Egypt, income inequality has split society into two extremes — there are the very wealthy and the very poor. The middle class no longer exists. I wish for it to return, and for people to be able to make a living."
Sohair Soliman of Flushing, Queens, explained in Arabic from behind her black and white face veil, or niqab, how happy she was with Egypt's current experiment with democracy, and that it has elected its first civilian president. She dismissed fears that Youssef's comedy could be suppressed under the new regime.
"[Youssef] has a good, strong personality," she said. "He is educated, cultured, and will know how to continue his work without clashing."
Zaid Saleh, a Cairo native and Bensonhurst resident, said community-building for Egyptians should go beyond attending comedy shows.
"Volunteering and teamwork are important to build a community," said Saleh, an activist and organizer. "Trying to teach people not to rely just on themselves, but to work as a team. This isn't something taught in Egyptian primary schools, and we should fix it… We don't want people to go back to the way it was before… Not caring at all about what's going on."
The Egyptian diaspora, with the skills and education they have acquired abroad, should take a more proactive role in trying to facilitate change, Saleh argued.
"Once the country gets more stable, [now that] Morsi has won the elections, I think Egyptians abroad, particularly Egyptians in New York, should take their expertise and transfer it to Egypt so we can build a better economy and stronger, modern country," adds Saleh. "Every Egyptian living in the United States should feel like they have this duty toward their country."


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Ironic painting at its deadpan best, Harland Miller's Bad Weather works unearth a particularly northern English penchant for nuances of misery. The artist and writer loves worn and weathered surfaces. His meticulous paintings of doctored classic Penguin book covers include such titles as Bridlington: Ninety Three Million Miles From The Sun, Gateshead Revisited, and - wait for it - Scarborough: Have Faith In Cod. This would all be no more than simply cringeworthy if it weren't for Miller's painterly melancholic touch. Despite its blatant daftness, there's a sad and serious and touching side to much of the work seen here. There are poignant works based on police posters appealing for the identity of Wearside Jack, the Yorkshire Ripper case hoaxer. Then Miller reverts to his mordant self-mockery: Bridlington - Coastal Erosion - It's Not All Bad News; You Can Rely On Me - I'll Always Let You Down.
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As a result of the devastating flood experienced by the City of Minot, North Dakota, the Souris Valley Animal Shelter was thrust into the middle of the chaos, having to open a Pet Evacuation Center. While knowing one day they may be called upon to shelter disaster pets it was so much more of an undertaking then they could have ever imagined.
The Shelter initially thought it would take in roughly 200 pets. But after 4 days, there were 530. Cats, dogs, birds, an iguana, and a bunny! Many volunteers showed up in the beginning but supoprt quickly dwindled. Later, a pipe collapsed, causing sewage to back up into their building. This of course meant the shelter would be closed for business, unable to generate revenue.
The Minnesota School of Business-Moorhead donated $1,425 to help the Animal Shelter get back on its feet. Over half of that amount came from the Massage Therapy and Veterinary Technology clubs. The two student-run clubs hold numerous fundraisers on campus to help support organizations in need.
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Communications Minister Amy Adams says if an independent review finds Chorus is able to meet its obligations to build ultra-fast and rural broadband, then there is no good case for the Government to intervene in the market.
Chorus' share price took another hammering yesterday, falling 21.5c to close at $2.10 - the lowest since the company listed in 2011.
More than $200 million has been wiped off the company's value since the Commerce Commission announced cuts to broadband prices on Tuesday.
The third day of Chorus' tumbling share price came as the Government announced it would commission an independent review of the company's financial position and its ability to deliver ultra-fast broadband (UFB).
The commission on Tuesday made a 23 per cent cut to what Chorus charges internet retailers such as Orcon or Vodafone for monthly broadband services and line access over its copper network.
While Tuesday's cut was not as severe as the almost 28 per cent price drop the regulator tabled in a draft decision last year, Chorus said the move would hit its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (ebitda) by $142 million each year.
Chorus claimed the decision would lead to a $1 billion funding shortfall.
Chief executive Mark Ratcliffe said it meant Chorus "simply will not be able to borrow the sums of money we need to make up to a $3 billion investment in UFB".
Before Tuesday, the Government had proposed intervening in the market and setting copper prices directly. In announcing the review yesterday, Adams said the Government and the wider public needed a "very clear steer" on whether the price cut put the "rollout of UFB at jeopardy".
"UFB is something that New Zealand wants, it's something critically important to our future and if this is going to jeopardise it then we need to have a very clear debate around whether the difference between a potential $10 or $5 drop in the copper price is worth putting that at risk."
A group opposing the Government's proposed intervention, the Coalition for Fair Internet Pricing, said the review of Chorus' financial position was "a very positive step in the right direction".
Adams said the question the Government was asking in the review was whether, based on the commission's copper prices, it was realistic that Chorus was going to be able to fulfil its contractual obligations to build UFB and the rural broadband initiative.
"That's not about saying, 'Can Chorus carry on business as usual without making any internal change?', it's are they able, within the options available to them and in terms of their internal structuring, able to complete their contractual obligations at those prices? If the answer to that is yes, they are, then I suggest the issue ends at that point."
Adams said the Government had not yet selected the firm to conduct the review but it would need to find one that was "clearly independent from all the parties" involved in this issue.
She hoped the review, which will be released publicly, would be finished by the end of the year.


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"Behold, I come quickly: hold that fast which thou hast…" Rev. 3:11
"For I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth." Job 19:25
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As the fall athletic season winds down, four Hudson Valley Community College athletic teams will be in action in their biggest events of the season thus far.
The women's soccer team is 11-5-1 and has advanced to the NJCAA Region III final four this weekend to be held on the campus of Tompkins Cortland Community College in Dryden. Hudson Valley, the tournament's seventh seed, will meet third seeded Herkimer County Community College at 12:15 on Saturday, October 27. The winner will advance to the Region III championship game at noon the following day with a chance to go to the NJCAA Division III championship national semifinals.
Sophomore Brenna Mereness (Castleton/Maple Hill High School) has already scored 47 goals in her illustrious career at Hudson Valley, including the game-winner with less than eight minutes remaining in a 2-1 quarterfinal win over No. 2 Tompkins Cortland last Tuesday.
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Macklin Marrow and the WNYC Concert Orchestra
From July 1939 to March 1942, conductor and composer Macklin Marrow led the WNYC Concert Orchestra. The 35-piece ensemble was sponsored by The New York City Music Project, a unit of the federal Works Progress Administration (WPA). One of Marrow's earliest assignments at the station was the August 2, 1939, dedication of the WNYC WPA murals when the orchestra performed the scherzo from William Grant Still's Afro-American Symphony (audio above).
Marrow was musical director of the Provincetown Players from 1923-1929 and then served in a similar capacity with the Central City, Colorado Music Festival. He conducted the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra at summer concerts in Lewisohn Stadium and worked on Broadway shows and at Radio City Music Hall. These included incidental music for a revival of Twelfth Night in 1930 and Love For Love in 1940, musical direction for Threepenny Opera in 1933, and songs for The Rivals in 1942.[1] He also appeared as a guest conductor with the New York Philharmonic Symphony, the National and Seattle symphonies.
Following his stint at WNYC, Marrow went on to be the Music Director of the Office of War Information's overseas branch during World War II. By May of 1944 he had accepted a position as Director of RCA Victor's Red Seal division. From RCA he went on to his last position as the Music Director for MGM Records.
The 1939 WNYC mural dedication ceremony also had Marrow conducting the orchestra in the ballet music from Deems Taylor's Casanova (segment below). It is followed by a short anecdote about Marrow from master of ceremonies Ezra MacIntosch, host of WNYC's Voice of the Theater.
On January 18, 1940, Marrow led the WNYC Concert Orchestra in the first public performance of Elliot Griffis' Persian Fable (1925). Two months later they did a rendition of Henry Cowell's Old Country Set.
Marrow and the orchestra performed the Griffis piece a year later at the WNYC American Music Festival along with Henry Hadley's "The Entrance of Montezuma" from his opera Azora.
The New York Times quoted Marrow as saying, "music was made for comfort...You can listen to it in two ways. You can sit up to it in Carnegie Hall as if you were listening to a lecture. Or you can lie flat on the floor with a cigarette in one hand and a spot of champagne hard by the other." [1]
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[2] "Macklin Marrow, Composer, Is Dead," The New York Times, August 9, 1953, pg. 77.
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By Michael A. Fletcher, Washington Post | August 14, 2005
CRAWFORD, Texas -- Cindy Sheehan vaulted into national consciousness this month on the power of her story as the grieving mother of a fallen soldier.
But what began as a solitary campaign to force a meeting with President Bush by setting up camp along the road to his ranch has quickly taken on the full trappings of a political campaign. Sheehan is working with a political consultant and a team of public relations professionals, and now she is featured in a television ad.
Sheehan began her protest in Crawford on Aug. 6 after crisscrossing the country for more than a year demanding answers on why Bush continues to wage what she calls an unjust war in Iraq. After her son Casey Sheehan, 24, was killed in Baghdad last year, she founded Gold Star Families for Peace, an antiwar organization that labored largely in obscurity -- until now.
Sheehan's case has echoed as her grievances merged with what polls indicate is growing dissatisfaction with the war. But her cause has also been aided by political organizers who mobilized around her -- recognizing an opportunity to cause acute discomfort for a vacationing president and put a powerful emotional frame around the antiwar movement.
No one watching cable television news last week, dominated by coverage of Sheehan's crusade, could doubt that they largely achieved their aim.
Sheehan's Crawford encampment has swollen in the past week, as other antiwar protesters have flocked to Texas. Members of CodePink, a women's antiwar organization, have pitched their tent near Sheehan's.
TrueMajority, an antiwar group founded by Ben Cohen -- one of the creators of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream -- hired Fenton Communications, a Washington public relations firm that has worked intermittently with Sheehan over the past year to coordinate media coverage.
With this help, Sheehan has courted coverage from the traveling White House press corps with a news conference. A schedule of when relatives of other military casualties in Iraq are expected to join Sheehan in Crawford was distributed to reporters. Her team coordinated an antiwar rally attended by hundreds in Crawford yesterday.
Sheehan also launched a television ad campaign yesterday, hoping to achieve what her roadside vigil so far has not: a second chance to directly tell Bush about the devastation she has experienced since her son's death.
''Mr. President, I want to tell you face to face how much this hurts," Sheehan says in the ad, which will air in Waco, the nearest broadcast market to Bush's 1,600-acre ranch. ''How many more of our loved ones need to die in this senseless war?"
Bush has been publicly respectful, telling reporters that he has thought ''long and hard about her position," even though he disagrees with her about the war.
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This document offers a brief overview of the University of Worcester's (UW) participation in the Higher Education Academy's Enhancement Academy Programme in 2009-2010. This participation followed on from the University's successful involvement in Phase II of the Higher Education Academy's (HEA) eLearning Benchmarking Programme. In line with other cohort institutions that participated in the HEA eLearning Benchmarking Exercise, the University of Worcester reported an encouraging level of staff engagement with learning technologies. However, the majority of this activity entailed rudimentary use of our VLE as a repository for teaching materials and Powerpoint presentations. At that time, the introduction of an e-portfolio tool and pilot projects using a variety of technologies began to demonstrate the potential of learning technologies to support interactive student centred learning activities. Consequently, UW submitted a successful expression of interest for the Enhancement Academy Programme that articulated our wish to encourage and support staff to emulate the 'early adopters' who are using learning technologies more creatively to support active student centred learning. We regarded this as an important dimension of addressing our key institutional objective to provide an outstanding student experience through measures to improve student retention, progression and achievement. Our students indicate high levels of satisfaction with their experience at the University (as measured through, for example, the National Student Survey), but we consider that this satisfaction does not yet translate through into year on year improved student outcomes as measured by key performance indicators (e.g. continuation and pass first time rates, completion and degree class outcomes).
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BEIJING, March 14 (Xinhua) -- China's moon rover Yutu woke up again at 6:42 a.m. on Friday, after its third dormancy, but even after a long rest, mechanical problems have not been resolved.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's controversial proposal to ban large sodas has prompted one state to create a new law that takes the side of the big gulp, and personal responsibility.
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