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As the requirements for spectral filtering and imaging continue to evolve, Semrock continue to push the envelope for brightness, blocking, crosstalk, bleedthrough and flatness. You will find several new product offerings in the new catalogue including super-resolution dichroics and cubes with the steepest edges for higher throughput, and Multiphoton LaserMUX beam combiners.
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On 25 July, 2017, Nikon will celebrate its centennial anniversary.
For 100 years, Nikon has pursued the possibilities of light. Since its founding in 1917, Nikon has harnessed the power of lenses to contribute to the advancement of imaging culture and sciences, as well as the development of industry, creating breakthrough technologies and products in the process.
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Groundbreaking Inverted Research Microscope Released at Neuroscience 2016
The all-new Eclispe Ti2 Inverted Research Microscope made its debut at the Society for Neurosciences' annual meeting in San Diego in November. This microscope revolutionises how researchers capture data, delivering an unprecedented 25mm field of view that allows for accelerated research, as well as improved stabilty and usability powered by an intelligent microscope operation guide. Nikon also showcased several other state-of-the art multiphoton, confocal, super-resolution and optogenetics systems. Watch the video to learn more.
CCD Cameras for Demonstration
We currently have an Andor iXon 888 EMCCD camera and Zyla 4.2P sCMOS camera available for demonstration and trial in your laboratory.
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We are very pleased to announce that Coherent Scientific and Andor have entered a closer partnership with Coherent Scientific becoming sole distributor for Andor products in Australia and New Zealand.
The agreement, which takes effect 14 April 2016, recognises Coherent Scientific's strengths to supply and support scientific imaging systems and we look forward to working together to bring new and enabling technologies to the research community.
The founders of Andor, working in the Physics department of Queen's University, Belfast, found that the cameras then available were inadequate for their demanding applications, so developed their own. After using them in various imaging and spectroscopic applications they found they were being requested by researchers in otbher departments in Queens's and other universities. Andor was formed in 1989 to take advantage of these requirements.
Andor now manufactures a range of high-performance digital cameras for advanced imaging applications in the life sciences and physical sciences. Camera technologies included CCD, EMCCD and scientific CMOS. Andor's fast innovative pace, is one reason why they are the premier imaging company, with camera technology such as the new large format iXon888 EMCCD and the Zyla and Neo families of scientific CMOS cameras.
Andor also manufacture a range of Spinning Disc confocal microscopes, namely the Diskovery and Revolution systems, which together with the above imaging cameras and the Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope provide high-speed, high-resolution confocal imaging platforms.
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Nikon Corporation is pleased to announce the release of the Inverted Research Microscope ECLIPSE Ts2R, a compact inverted research microscope configurable with a wide variety of observation methods.
ECLIPSE Ts2R is a new model added to the range of Nikon's Inverted Research Microcopes. The broad range of observation methods and improved ease of use will directly benefit research laboratories in both medical and biological research fields.
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New Nikon Inverted Routine Microscope ECLIPSE Ts2
Nikon Corporation is please to announce the release of the new Inverted Routine Microscope ECLIPSE Ts2 which provides more acurate and efficient microscopy.
The ECLIPSE Ts2 is the successor of the ECLIPSE TS100 as a routine inverted microscope with improved functionality, enabling efficient microscopy while inheriting the highly reliable optical performance of the TS100. Nikon's newly developed contrast boservation method "Emboss Contrast" is easy to operate and makes cell observation more efficient enhancing use for basic research in medical and biological fields.
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Greed: Last year Washington raked in $1.16 trillion in individual income tax revenue and expects to squeeze $1.36 trillion out of taxpayers in 2013. But President Obama wants more — and he's coming after your retirement.
Obama's budget proposes lowering the amount Americans can put away in retirement accounts without a tax penalty. Retirement contributions are made in pre-tax dollars, which lowers your taxable income. Capping the contributions increases taxable income, raising the tax burden. It also cuts into the dollars available for retirement.
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Obama's plan won't raise much revenue — just $9 billion over 10 years. It's simply more of the Obama fairness campaign. The White House made this clear when it said last week that under current law "some wealthy individuals" can amass "substantially more than is needed to fund reasonable levels of retirement saving."
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Three years ago on these pages former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and policy analyst Peter Ferrara warned that "Washington is developing plans for your retirement savings."
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Government envy of retirement accounts isn't unique to the current White House.
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The wedding day finally came. Evelyn sent Artemis to the chapel first to get ready and we put my dress on at the house. I was more nervous than I thought I'd be. Thankfully, the poofy sleeves were gone. Yvonne had embroidered red thread instead of green around the dress. It was gorgeous.
My mother was sobbing as we got in the car. I gathered my dress so it wouldn't drag on the dirty ground, ignoring the paparazzi on the lawn. I was shaking and not from the cold. When we got to the chapel, I didn't get out.
"Deidre?" my mom asked. "Are you okay?"
I stared at her with wide eyes. "I can't do this," I breathed.
"Oh, Deidre," she sighed and got into the back of the car around me. She wrapped her arms around me. "It's going to be okay."
"But- I can't." I started to hyperventilate. "What if he changed his mind? What if he decides I'm not worth it? All I've been is trouble!"
Evelyn got in the other side and passed me some tissues.
"He loves you, Deidre," she said softly. "And you haven't been trouble."
"I ran away and-and almost died," I sniffled, blowing my nose. "And all the drama with the media just gave him more pressure! Oh God I can't do this!"
I sobbed into my hands and my mom kissed my hair. It was in a fancy bun with a green ribbon tying it in place.
"This is normal," Evelyn promised me.
"Look at me, Deidre," my mom said and I obeyed. "Do you love Artemis?"
I sniffled. "More than anything."
"Does he love you?"
"I-I think so. D-Does he?" I asked Evelyn who nodded, smiling. "Do you really think we can do this?"
"I know you can," my mom said.
I gulped but nodded. They helped me clean up the makeup that smeared and opened the car doors again just as the bell rang. Once again, we were swarmed with paparazzi. It was hard to walk up the chapel stairs with them all crowded around me as I tried to keep the bottom of the dress clean.
Thanks to my little meltdown, we were almost late. There wasn't any time to visit with Nancy but she gave me a quick hug before walking ahead of me. Ethan was in a wheel chair by the door and I bent down to give him a big kiss on the cheek. He turned bright red and I hugged Patty who was crying. Then the organ began to play.
I felt light headed and took a step back. My mom would be walking me down the aisle and stood firm, holding my arm tightly. She gave me a watery smile and the door opened again.
All of my nerves and doubts disappeared. Artemis was standing at the altar, looking like he couldn't breathe as he watched me walk up. I smiled shyly. I gripped my bouquet tightly, praying I wouldn't trip on the stairs. My mother kissed my cheek and I started to walk up the three steps to the altar. I could hear the paparazzi whispering and taking pictures.
I lifted a foot and it caught on the hem of my dress. I almost fell forward but Artemis was quick to help me cover the mistake. I grinned at him and passed my bouquet to Nancy who was crying a little. With a deep breath, I faced Artemis again.
"Beautiful," he croaked and I blushed with a smile.
The priest began to speak and I held onto Artemis' hands tightly. We stared into each other's eyes. I couldn't look away, no matter what happened around us. When it came to our vows, my mouth went dry. Patty wheeled Ethan to us and he held up the pillow with our rings on it. I kissed his cheek again and Artemis shook his hand.
"Do you, Artemis Kilgore, accept this woman to be your lawfully wedded wife in sickness and health till death do you part?"
"I do," he breathed.
"Do you, Deidre Scout, accept this man to be your lawfully wedded husband in sickness and health till death do you part?"
"I do," I managed and Artemis beamed as we put on each other's rings.
"With God as our witness, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may-"
We were just about to kiss when the chapel door opened. I turned and Artemis put his arm around me, pulling me close.
"I object!" my father yelled, striding up the aisle.
The paparazzi went insane. People were whispering and Larry, Nancy, and our mothers stood between us.
"Artemis," I whimpered.
"What a beautiful wedding," my father sneered, stopping just before our mothers. He put his hands in his pockets. "Janine, it's so great to see you again." His eyes traveled to Artemis. "You know, I still have that bruise from where you punched me." More whispers and cameras clicking. "It took me a while to find this place."
"Leave," Artemis snapped.
"It's my daughter's wedding," he said innocently. "I've just come to see it. And to convince you not to marry her sorry ass," he added.
"Leave!" he yelled as I held onto him tightly.
He looked around at the media and smirked. He strode up the altar, pushing past everyone, and snatched up the microphone.
"This way I don't have to shout," he said, winking at me and stepping to the side when Larry reached for him. "Good afternoon everyone! Valentine's Day, what a romantic time of the year, wouldn't you agree? The perfect day for a perfect wedding. And we all know how it ends, don't we?" he added with a disgusting wink. "So romantic," he repeated with a breathy sigh. "There's just one small problem."
"Don't do this," I whispered.
His smirk widened. "Little Miss Deidre isn't a virgin." He didn't get the reaction he wanted. Sure, the media muttered but it didn't come as a shock. "But wait! There's more!" he added in a Billy Mays impression. "I'm sure you think it was old Arty here that popped her cherry, don't you?"
"Please just leave," I sobbed, gripping onto Artemis.
"My ex-wife was gone from the home a lot," he said, strolling down the stairs. I was shaking and turned my head away, hiding it behind Artemis. "Little Miss Deidre was so lonely." He gave us one final devilish smirk. Artemis was shaking with anger. "So, she begged dear old Daddy for his company. I couldn't stand to see my daughter so upset so I asked her what was wrong. Let me tell you, she didn't waste any time."
That got him the reaction he wanted. My knees gave out and I sobbed into Artemis' shoulder. Larry grabbed my father and snatched the microphone.
"These are lies," Larry snarled into the microphone.
"Why do you think I went to their house?" he yelled, fighting to get to the mic. "She missed me!"
Artemis pushed me to Nancy and she gripped me when I ran to stop him. Artemis spun my father around and punched him as hard as he could. People gasped and screamed. My father stumbled into the first row of people and they scrambled away. He swung for Artemis but he dodged it, grabbing his arm and twisting it behind his back.
"Don't just stand there," he snapped at Larry. "Call the damn police! I'm sick of this man's lies and how much pain he's put my wife through!"
My father laughed, his lip bleeding.
"I'm sure it doesn't hurt anymore," he sneered.
I felt like I was going to be sick. The police were already here, though, I saw Evelyn put her phone in her purse, shaking like a leaf. The police rushed to take my father and Artemis came back to me.
"Are you okay?" he whispered.
"No," I cried and put my head in his chest.
He hugged me as I sobbed, gripping onto his coat. And, just like that, what should have been the best day of my life turned into the worst.


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Sitting as the lone proponent of Senate Bill 1070, former Arizona lawmaker Russell Pearce today defended his landmark legislation against U.S. senators and a table of fellow witnesses all allied against the illegal immigration bill.Read More »
Arizona takes national stage with hearings on immigration law
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Sen. Steve Gallardo, a Phoenix Democrat and a fierce critic of SB1070, has been invited to testify during a Congressional subcommittee hearing about state-level enforcement of immigration laws. SB1070 architect Russell Pearce, whom Gallardo often clashed with when Pearce served in the Legislature, is also scheduled to testify at the hearing.Read More »
Worsley: Pearce, like Grijalva, wrong to call on boycott of AZ businesses
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Sen. Rich Crandall, a Republican from Mesa, will be seeking reelection to the Senate after all.Read More »
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To prevent his family from becoming the target of attacks, Sen. Rich Crandall says he decided not to seek re-election if it meant running against former Senate President Russell Pearce.
Instead, Crandall is backing SkyMall founder Bob Worsley, who announced March 19 that he is seeking the Republican nomination in the Senate race in the new Legislative District 25.
All that was missing was a blood oath
The unusual display of loyalty isn't surprising, said Pearce backer Constantin Querard. "He's the real deal. We always talk about these people who are willing to step up no matter what the consequences are, but we speak of them as if they are hypothetical or historical figures. Russell is that guy. I don't know if he'd be so popular with the base if he wasn't so hated by the opposition," he said.Read More »
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Russell Pearce, the architect of many of Arizona's anti illegal immigration laws, vowed tonight to return to the state Capitol, months after he was ousted in a recall election.Read More »


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Quite the Rebels (II)
"You're kidding, right Harper?"
I received an unfeeling blank stare in return to my angry question. Leo patted the patches of cold, moist grass next to him, eyebrows rising on his forehead when he noticed that I didn't join him immediately. With a shrug, he muttered, "Suit yourself," and positioned his bag against the tree. Crossing his arms behind his head, he leaned back and closed his eyes no longer paying heed to my reaction.
With a loud and drawn out huff, I sat down next to him. The grass was cold against my palm and when a chilly breeze swept by, I wrapped my scarf around my neck even tighter.
"If this is what you define fun, you suck."
"Charming as ever, I see," Leo retorted with a smirk. I wanted to slap it off his face.
When I managed to convince him into joining me in ditching class, I was truly hyped about what we might do together, where we could go. It was probably the most excited Leo had ever seen me as we quickly and quietly made our way down the halls and toward the exit of our building. All the while, I'd been babbling on about whether we should go catch a movie or head to a gaming arcade. Too caught up in my excitement, I had failed to notice that Leo was already leading us somewhere. And that somewhere ended up being -
"The football field? Really?"
Leo opened one blue eye and cast me a glance. "What's not to like about it?"
"Well let's not forget the fact that it's almost freaking winter," I snapped. Grabbing my bag, I put my arms through the straps, wearing it backwards but it didn't provide me the warmth I'd been seeking. "I was hoping we could head out of the school campus. That's what ditching really means."
"I'm afraid I can't do that Makayla."
"Because you're the president of the student body?"
He didn't answer. Just continued to look at me in a very obvious fashion.
"Forget I asked," I mumbled, drawing the bag closer against my chest.
"You're cold."
His statement hung in the air, to which I responded by returning the same look he had given me a moment ago. Leo's eyes darted from my bag, to my shivering hands, before finally resting on my colored cheeks. What he did next surprised me. It wasn't a witty remark about our current situation. Rather, he unfolded his right arm from behind his head and raised it in the air, waiting.
"Are you coming?"
Disbelief was the reason behind my muteness but Leo was a patient one. His tone, though cold, was unmatched to his eyes which were inviting and beckoned me closer. Unsure of how to respond, I ended up letting go of my bag and crawling closer to him until I was pressed up against his side and his right arm had fit snugly around my shoulder.
"Better?" he asked. Casual. Cool. A total opposite to the stutter that came out of me.
If I were him, I would have laughed at how absolutely pathetic I sounded. Don't get me wrong - I wasn't at all embarrassed by the fact that Leo and I were practically snuggling. If at all, it felt a lot more normal than I would have though it would. But, it was the fact that he had offered his warmth in the first place that had me tripping. He didn't say anything though. Instead of words, a mutual silence settled in between us.
My heart stopped racing fast inside my chest and settled into a steady rhythm. My eyes closed of their own accord and I rested my head against Leo's shoulder, feeling him tense for a split second before his body relaxed. I could now understand why this spot was the favorable hang-out area for the gang, and why, more particularly, Leo loved it here. It provided a break from everything else and having closed my vision, my other sensed heightened. I could feel the cool ends of the grass prickle against my jeans, the sound of a few birds in the distance and the wind dancing in the sky. I could feel Leo too, the rise and fall of his chest - constant. The pace, matching my own. When another breeze swept by, Leo pulled me closer to him instinctively. I didn't stop him.
"You're not mad anymore."
Cracking an eye open, I peered at him from behind the strands of my hair that had fallen in front of my eyes. Again, Leo had made an observation. And again, his eyes held an all together different emotion than his voice.
"Well," I started speaking, a smile making its way to my face, "it's hard to stay mad at my personal radiator."
Leo cracked a smile at that. "Fair enough."
I watched him, even after he'd returned to closing his eyes and swimming off into his thoughts. He would do that a lot. It wasn't just his general quietness that made him a mystery, but the fact that he always seemed so distant and faraway. It was almost as if if I didn't reach over and touch him on the arm, like I did each time, Leo would float away all together. This hardly seemed like a problem to Damien and Nick however, who seemed to know whatever Leo was thinking without having the need to ask him. I, on the other hand, was completely new to this group. I was new to a lot of things my life now involved. Including him.
"Say," I started talking, hoping to enter a topic that would allow me to get to know more of what his mind was made up of, "what's on your mind?"
That's right May, go in straight for the kill. No need to be subtle at all.
He wasn't lying. At least not entirely. But he was evading the truth.
"Liiiike?" I drew out the word, giving him the hint that I wanted to know. He responded by lowering his chin and staring me straight in the eyes, a way an eagle would do to its prey. It was slightly intimidating but I didn't let him win. Shuffling in place, I straightened my back, nudging my own chin high up in the air till our faces were inches apart. For extra emphasis, I puffed out my cheeks. It worked. Extra cuteness always works.
Leo fought a smile and let out a sigh. "Why do I even bother with you?" he grumbled like a tired old man.
"Come on," I said teasingly, nudging him. "You know you love me."
"That's highly debatable but," with a slight shrug, Leo finally gave in, "I'm just thinking about the life that awaits me beyond these school walls."
The rare times that Leo did choose to enter a full conversation, he spoke like a 50 year old philosopher. Decoding his words, I double checked, "So you mean, after graduation?"
"Yeah." A frown crossed his face but just for a slight moment before it returned to being stoic again. "I like challenges, Makayla. I keep myself occupied with them. It's a good distraction from...boredom."
"Is that why you're friends with Damien? Because he's a good distraction?" I was only joking but today must be Leo's official 'surprise Makayla' day as he let out a chuckle and nodded.
"You're kidding."
"Maybe not."
My mouth fell open. The reaction made Leo's blue eyes light up in clear amusement. He released his arm from around me and let both of his hands drop on his lap, twisting together till the fingers interlaced perfectly together.
"I don't expect you to understand my way of perceiving life. I don't expect anyone to but," he lifted his gaze from his lap and toward the open field ahead of us, "there are those that genuinely try. And I appreciate those people."
I didn't have to read between the lines. He was talking about his two best buds.
When I started to speak again, my voice was a lot more quiet than I thought it would be and tinged with shyness. "You know, I'm trying as well."
Leo smiled and turned to look at me. "I can see that."
Why was I blushing? Darn it.
"So," I coughed and tore my eyes off his face, off that smile that was downright mesmerizing when it appeared. "Is that what you're worried about? That you'll run out of things to keep you on your toes once we graduate?"
Leo's brows furrowed at my words and he raised one hand to his temples, rubbing them together. I must have hit the spot.
"What do you plan on studying anyways?"
He shrugged, hand still covering his face.
"You don't know?"
Another shrug.
Boy, it was hard getting through to him.
"These challenges you speak of, they won't go away, you know."
That got his attention. His hand stopped massaging and he peeked through his fingers at me. I was watching him, hoping that he would let me in a little as I continued to say what I had on my mind.
"I'm not sure what exactly you see as challenges - whether it's people that you see as walking puzzles, or situations that life sometimes gives us, challenges will always exist. It's up to us to decide to face them or not." Smiling, I leaned against him, nudging my shoulder against his warm one. "And you don't seem like the kind of guy that would run away from one."
Leo moved, readjusting our position so that I had more room to snuggle up against him again. He didn't say anything for a while. He just let me lean against his shoulder, and didn't react when I rested my head on the nook of his neck.
"You really don't know me at all, Makayla."
My eyes flashed open. Blue depths melted into my dark ones. Leo was smiling.
"But...you're starting to grow on me."
I returned his smile, moving closer and gave him a half-hug. Leo didn't hug me back. He didn't do anything and that was fine by me. I knew he wasn't the kind of guy to shower affection on someone, let alone me. But this was the start of something for the two of us.
With every cold sweep of the wind that passed us by, I could feel him edge slightly closer toward me. And not just physically. He was taking his time with it but Leo Harper was beginning to trust me, bit by bit. I promised myself at that moment that I would do my best not to break that trust.
"Do you see me as a challenge?" I asked. A peculiar question, no doubt, but I wanted to know. Leo tensed slightly at my question and moved away. For a second, I was scared that I had said something wrong but then I realized he was only moving so he could have a good look at me. Plus, he was smirking.
"Hmm," he hummed, now sitting across me with his legs folded in front of him. He tilted his head to the left and observed me through narrowed eyes. "I do."
"Is that so?"
Leo grinned then did something that had my heart leap miles into my chest. In surprise, of course.
He rose onto his knees and leaned forward till his face was just a centimeters above mine. With one finger, he traced the side of my face before resting it below my chin, rubbing a circle there.
"Rest assured May," he whispered, his breath fanning my face, "I will win."
I had no clue what the heck he was talking about but my body did something of its own accord. I inched slightly closer and nodded, eyes hanging onto his like a lifeline. They were brimming with confidence, and something else. Something else that I couldn't place but it told me that despite the playfulness in his voice, Leo was dead serious.
About what exactly? I guess I would soon find out.
A/N: Hi to those readers who will see this note in spite of the fact that this is a way overdue update to this story. I just came back to Protag last night and decided this is one solo that I just had to update, especially considering that it's completed offline :P
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"The Boston Tea Party is a reaction to the Libertarian Party's decision, at its 2006 national convention, to abdicate its political responsibilities to the American people."
This isn't the time or place to go far into the merits of electoral politics. What I will say is that, though i am not a member, I respect a number of the organizers of The Boston Tea Party, and I particularly applaud their refusal remain inert in the midst of political crises, at a time when inertia seems to rule the popular political realm.
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An incredible voice for the environment, women and peace, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Maathai speaks of the connection between peace and the environment. Produced by: Pierre Terre, 10/17/2006 Language: English Run Time: 2 min. 12 sec. Story Level
The many efforts of groups around the world are converging for justice, peace, the end of poverty, the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, and the restoration of a healthy planet.
In the face of many obstacles, we meet a courageous group of women who have organized to change their world. Throughout India, women are forming 'self-help groups' (SHGs) to combat the many issues facing them. With the great help of
Dr. Craig Eisendrath, formerly Chairman of the Project for Nuclear Awareness (PNA), speaks about the grave risks of nuclear weapons if they are placed in earth orbit by the US as proposed.
My friend and alter ego Pierre presents the great 'Sustainable Lawrence' community design event in 2006. The late and very amazing, inspirational Ralph Copleman was one of the leaders of the event. The community used a 'Future Search' format that engaged
Ideas That Bring People Together A message of greeting and hope from renowned traveler and humanitarian Paul Osimo – also a Rotary International member and Past District Governor (PDG) heavily involved in humanitarian relief efforts to Madagascar, India, central Asia
Rotarians help people. In this short introduction for kids, Carol Metzker of the Rotary Club of West Chester Downtown in Pennsylvania, in the United States, shares the work of the global Rotary International organization. I have long admired the work
What if the President of the United States said everything you always wanted?
For decades, Rotary Clubs around the world have focused on one goal – the Eradication of Polio. In India, this required one of the largest civilian mobilizations in human history. Together with many groups, here is how they did
This great article in two parts, from Australia, details the mass die-offs around the world, of many species – including the beautiful Ladybird Beetle that is surprisingly important to the web of life: Original Articles at: Part One: http://hydroponics.com.au/free-articles/where-have-all-the-ladybirds-gone and
Prerna Girls School is a part of the Study Hall School in Lucknow, India. It serves the largely impoverished girl children of the surrounding slums, by providing educations to 540 girls from kindergarten through 12th grade (as of June 2010).
Pierre meets a coral, and asks how a colonial animal can be many lives and one life, in harmony, at the same time…. Language: English Run Time: 1 min. 30 sec. Story Level 1 = Intended for all children or
Paolo Lugari, the founder of Las Gaviotas in Colombia, describes the incredible energy of the human spirit, and some examples of how it has transformed Las Gaviotas into a world-famous example of sustainable living – in a harsh environment. Interview
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London Open Update: Markets remain calm but ready to panic
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It was a quiet session in Asia and European stocks are expected to open slightly lower. The euro traded in extremely tight ranges overnight, EURUSD only moved 50 pips, the Aussie also traded sideways in Sydney hours and Asian stocks followed their European and US counterparts higher as these markets wait for Europe to open to gauge market sentiment.
There are some risks for today. The first is German GDP for 2011 released at 0800 GMT. It is expected to show a 3% annual growth rate, which is below the 3.6% rate from 2010, however it's still fairly resilient, possibly reflecting the boost to growth from a very mild winter. But markets always look ahead so it's the 2012 estimates that are important for market sentiment. This is slightly less encouraging as the German Economic Institute announced that it believes German growth could slow to a mere 0.6% annual rate this year, and that's only if the Eurozone doesn't blow up.
Although Fitch said yesterday that France is unlikely to be downgraded this year, investors shouldn't get too complacent. Standard & Poor's still has France on ratings watch negative and could strike in the next few weeks. Investors may have been soothed by some fairly good debt auctions for the Netherlands and for Austria yesterday. Austria was the bigger test due to its banks' $40bn exposure to struggling Hungary.
Investors may be willing to go long equities this week, but they are also hedging themselves and flocking to the safety of German and US government debt. Germany managed to sell 6-month debt for a negative yield on Monday and yesterday the US sold 3-year notes at a fairly measly 0.37% - this auction attracted the strongest interest since 1993! So the bond market is definitely telling us that fear is alive and well and so is the belief that central banks will do everything they can to ease the situation and that includes the ECB.
There was some fairly dovish commentary from Fed officials overnight. The Fed's Pianalto said that the neutral unemployment rate was 6%, and it could take the US 4-5 years to get to this point, added to this the Fed's Williams said that he saw glacial pace at resolving the housing crisis - the main stumbling block to the US employment recovery. This dovish testimony hasn't changed the direction of the dollar, which has been higher in recent days, but it has taken the edge off as it suggests any deterioration in US economic data going forwards could cause another round of QE, which is negative for the greenback.
Today markets could be fairly range-bound to neutral as investors wait for the ECB. As we mentioned previously we don't think the Bank will embark on formal QE anytime soon, but it should pledge more support to the banking system. It will be interesting to hear Draghi's verdict on the first 3-year LTRO auctions before Christmas. So far they seem to be extremely ineffective. On Monday night banks deposited more than EUR 480 bn with the ECB, which is only slightly less than the amount of long-term debt the banks borrowed from the ECB. So expectations that banks will use this money to buy sovereign debt seem optimistic.
Tomorrow's ECB meeting comes after two pivotal debt auctions: Spain and Italy auction debt on Thursday, while Italy announced yesterday it would also auction EUR 2-3 bn of 2014 bonds on Friday on top of EUR 1-1.75bn of 2014 and 2018 bonds it was scheduled to sell, so someone in Rome must believe market conditions will suck up Italian debt even though bond yields are rising.
We continue to think the trajectory for the euro is lower across the board but especially vs. the dollar and yen, as we lead up to these risk events. Negotiations with private sector holders of Greek debt seem to be stuck with some hedge funds refusing to accept haircuts on March debt, having bought the debt at a premium - mostly from banks - on the expectation they will get paid out and Greece won't default in March. There are few winners from this situation: either hedge funds get there way and Greek debt levels aren't substantially reduced, or the EU/ IMF force all bond holders to accept haircuts and Greece gets its way and imposes retroactive collective action clauses in all its bond contracts - thus making a mockery of the entire European financial system and word of the law. This could have a knock-on effect on other European bond markets and may worsen the debt crisis.
We could trade between 1.2670- 1.2820 in the near-term in EURUSD, although we tend to think 1.25 isn't too far away. Merkel/ Monti and Lagarde/ Sarko meetings are the highlight along with a German debt auction at 1015 GMT.
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Stewart started the game safe enough with two base runners and four strikeouts in the first two innings.
A 24-pitch, three-run third – coming off a home run by Shane Halter – however put the Sox down 3-1. Stewart eventually pitched out of the inning after a double, walk, and botched double play, which happened when both Valentin and Jimenez covered second on the throw by Stewart, resulting in an error (given to Valentin).
The Sox scored their first run with a Tony Graffanino solo home run in the third, but that came after missing a golden opportunity in the first.
The Sox put their first two men on in to start the inning with a single by D'Angelo Jimenez and bunt single by Jose Valentin. That was it as a Frank Thomas grounded into a fielder's choice to second, and Magglio Ordonez and Paul Konerko flied out.
The Sox had a second chance in the fourth inning, this time loading the bases with three straight singles by Ordonez, Konerko and Carlos Lee. A soft liner by Graffanino to first for a double play and an Aaron Rowand groundout ended the inning.
After the Sox left another two men in the fifth, Stewart took the mound for the Tigers' half and departed with one out after giving up a Bobby Higginson lead off double.
The Tigers then went up 4-1 with a RBI-sacrifice fly by Dean Palmer off reliever Gary Glover. Glover finished the inning and a pitched a scoreless sixth before giving way to Kelly Wunsch (2/3, no runs) and Tom Gordon (1 1/3, no runs) to finish the game. Glover and Wunsch have yet to give up a run in 6 2/3 innings.
Stewart's line for the game was four earned runs, six strikeouts, five hits, three walks and 90 pitches in 4 1/3 innings.
The Sox loaded the bases for the second time in the seventh with a Jimenez single, Thomas walk and Ordonez hit by pitch, but Konerko struck out for the final out.
A small rally for two runs in the eighth off Detroit' relievers – starter Nate Cornejo was pulled after the sixth, picking up the win – brought the Sox within one run.
Both runs came off a Joe Crede pinch-hit (for Valentin) single, scoring Graffanino and Sandy Alomar. In the inning, the Sox walked twice, had three pinch-hitters – two coming within the same at bat – and a Rowand single, his only hit of the game.
Tigers' Matt Anderson pitched the final 1 1/3 innings to pick up his first save. The Sox had two men on with two outs in the ninth before Rowand struck out, putting the Sox record at 6-5.
The game, which consisted of seven runs, was over three hours long and played in front of a small, but energetic, crowd of just under 13,000.
The rubber game of the three-game set will be on Sunday at 12:05 p.m. CT. Bartolo Colon is schedule to pitch against Gary Knotts. The game will be televised on Fox Sports Net.


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b>See previous e-mail between Tiger Woods and Capt. Eric Demmitt:
March 29-April 6, 2003
From: Tiger Woods
Sent: Friday, May 9, 2003 4:22 PM
To: Demmitt Eric Capt
Subject: RE: Groundhog Day
Hey Capt Eric!
Always great to hear from you. I am taking this week off as well and get back to tournament play next week. I am playing in the Deutsche Bank-SAP Open in Hamburg, Germany next week. I am defending champion of the event and look forward to this trip each year. The people in Germany have been great to me the past four years and it is an outstanding event on the European tour. After that, I am not sure about my schedule. I may play in the Colonial and will in all likelihood play in the Memorial. Then it is tune up time for the US Open. I can not wait for that event and will give it my best!
Believe it or not, Jerry is still my best friend. I was just in his wedding late last year. We talk all the time and get to see each other often. He worked for my Foundation for a few years and then went back to school to get a second degree. He is now working for a Wall Street firm and living in LA. I will tell him that you and I are in contact and that you are doing well.
Well I wish you were coming home sooner than a few more months, but I guess that is just not possible. I assume they would not be keeping you there unless it was absolutely necessary. Just make sure you continue to stay safe and well protected. Can you tell me what kinds of things you are doing on a daily basis, or is that too confidential? There is still war talk on the news here, but it is far less than before. I try to keep up with it as much as possible and read the paper daily.
Too bad that you have not had a chance to move into the new house yet, but at least you have something else to look forward to. Where is the house? Tampa is a great area with quite a few good courses. I played in a mixed team event several years ago in Tampa. Each player was paired with an LPGA player. We had a good time. That event is no longer on the schedule. However, the Tour just added an event in Tampa to the schedule at the end of the year and I am thinking about playing it. It is up at Tarpon Springs on a good course.
That is it for now. I will be overseas next week with no access to e-mail, so you will probably hear from me the week of the 19th. Stay safe and keep doing what you are doing.
All the best,
From: Demmitt Eric Capt
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 12:15 PM
To: Tiger Woods
Subject: RE: Groundhog Day
Hey Tiger,
No worries about not getting back to me sooner. I know you're a busy guy! Speaking of being busy, things here have been crazy for me and my folks the past few days. Lots of work and phone calls, meetings, etc. but, so far, so good as we're sending some folks home!
Whew, a $1M groundbreaking -- that's gotta' be real nice. Hey, Glen Waggoner at ESPN just hooked me up with a copy of two "ESPN the Magazine" articles that talked about you as well as the Stanford golf team when you were there. I actually remember seeing the Stanford article when it first came out and looking at it again made me remember one of my fraternity brothers, Jerry Chang, who was also on the golf team and was in one of the photos. Jerry was a real cool guy and great mentor for me and my pledge brothers as he was a Senior when we were pledging. I heard that you kept in touch with him after going pro -- do you still keep in touch? If so, how is he doing?
Yeah, I know what you mean about conflict being here for a while as the Middle East has been a hotbed of activity for years ... in terms of the war "winding down" I'm referring to the actual conflict slowing down. There's no longer 24/7 news or large scale fighting now that we're in Baghdad, and it seems like, every day, the US and allies are finding more and more folks on the "deck of cards" -- I haven't been able to get a hold of a set but, if I do, will hook you up.
In terms of how long I'll be here, I've only been here a little over 2 months and so could be here 4 or so months more. The Air Force has been trying to move most of its folks back home by the 6 month point but, as we're still officially at war, there's no guarantee this will happen for everyone. Speaking of home, I just had a new house built in Tampa, FL, that I was hoping to move into before I got here. Unfortunately, I was deployed a month before closing and so my realtor (who has really taken excellent care of me and my house while I've been gone) closed for me. Needless to say, I'm excited to go home but realize it may still be a few more months before this happens.
Man, Tiger Jam sounds like it was a blast!. I'm also glad to hear your fundraising campaign is going so well! I, too, had a golf course near the home I grew up in (Oregon City, OR) but didn't make it over there too often to golf; when I did it was usually to walk the road alongside the course to look for golf balls that golfers hit off the fairway and left.
Well, thanks for letting me know what a day in your life is like! Really, I hear what you mean about each never being the same as I can't believe all the things you're able to squeeze into your life. Yeah, I hear you, too, about making it a point to get in your workouts (I've been getting off track the past few weeks). I actually remember you working out, back in the day, at good ol' Arrillaga Fitness Center.
Well, Boss, hopefully you'll get some time to "chill" in the not too distant future. Take care; thanks for the E-mail!
Capt Eric
BTW, when/where is your next tour event?
From: Tiger Woods
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 1:15 PM
To: Demmitt Eric Capt
Subject: RE: Groundhog Day
Hey Capt!
Sorry that I have not gotten back to you sooner. I had to go straight from our groundbreaking ceremony to a 4 day charity concert that my Foundation hosts where we made $1M. It was a very satisfying few days, but I wish I could have gotten to you sooner.
Anyway, great to hear from you and I am glad you and your group continue to be safe. It sounds like the war is winding down, but I don't really know what that means? It seams there will be conflict over there for quite some time -- does that mean you would have to stay? Do you know about when you can make it home? Whatever the case may be, we remain so proud of you all and just want you to make it back safe.
The groundbreaking was awesome. I thought it was the right thing to do when I donated the first $5M. Since then, Target has come on board for another $2.5M and we are now starting the fundraising campaign. I am extremely excited about this project because it is a tangible propery that kids can have -- they can learn and play golf. But the main focus is the learning. This is really an educational facility first and a golf facility second. I chose Anaheim because it is very near where I grew up. In fact the golf course that we will be using is the same course I played on as a kid. I thought this would be a nice way for me to give back to my community. Then we went to host the charity concert. It is called Tiger Jam and we just completed our sixth year. This year, we had the Goo Goo Dolls and Bon Jovi. They were both awesome and put on a great show.
To answer your question about what a day in my life is like, it is never the same. The one constant is that I need to get in my workouts. That puts me in proper frame of mind and gets my day started off right. During tournament weeks, each day is all about golf and getting ready for the event. During my off weeks, things vary. Some days I have sponsor committments and I spend the day with the people that have been supporting me for so long. Other days I just practice -- and then on that rare occasion, I just chill! That doesn't happen too often.
Got to go now, but great to hear from you and keep in touch. Again we are very proud and know you will be home soon.
Take care Capt
From: Demmitt Eric Capt
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2003 8:47 PM
To: Tiger Woods
Subject: Groundhog Day
Hey Tiger,
This past week has been going by quite fast as my job as a logistician is starting to pick up. With the war in its final stages my folks and I have been busy getting ready to send some folks home (as I'm sure you've been seeing on the news). It's really a gratifying feeling to see folks' HUGE smiles as we bid them "adieu" and also puts me and my folks one step closer to going home!
To tell you the truth, though, not a whole lot new here goes on day in and day out as they all seem to run together into a sort of Groundhog Day.
Well, what about you? What have you been up to? What is your typical day like? Oh yeah, that's real cool about your Foundation and the groundbreaking for the first Tiger Woods Learning center! Better yet, your huge donation to start off the fundraising campaign was first-rate. To tell you the truth it was neat reading your E-mail and then going home to see CNN reporting on the facility's groundbreaking.
So, what, other than the fact that the long-lowly Anaheim Angels are now World Series champs (sorry about that, I'm a long time Angels fan and it's nice to FINALLY be able to say my team's the Champion! ;) ), made you choose Anaheim for the facility?
How about your next tourney -- when and where are you playing so I can keep an eye out for you?
Take care, Tiger! Thanks for the E-mail.
Capt Eric
From: Tiger Woods
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2003 9:28 AM
To: Demmitt Eric Capt
Subject: RE: Masters
What's up Capt Eric!
It sounds like you've heard some of the sports news this week -- Roy Williams goes to Carolina and I did not win my third consecutive green jacket. I put myself in a great position with a strong 66 on Saturday. I birdied the second hole on Sunday to cut the lead to 3 but made a bad decision off the tee at the third and made double bogey. I obviously fought as hard as I could but could not get it back to get the win.
There were quite a few questions early in the week about the gender issue, but once play got underway, it seemed most of the talk was golf.
I am glad to hear you are getting a chance to get to the gym. It must be so helpful to take your mind off of things. It is probably a struggle for you guys (and gals) not to lose weight with all of the stress you are under. Just try to stay positive and hang in there. As always, we continue to think of you and the rest of the troops and look forward to you finishing your job and getting home safe.
I do spend quite a bit of time with my Foundation activities. In fact, we have a big week coming up. Today (Wednesday) I am hosting a groundbreaking for a 35,000 square foot facility in Anaheim, CA to help children with golf and education. It is the first of what I hope will be several Tiger Woods Learning Centers. We are involved with a $25M fundraising campaign and I have donated the first $5M.
Well, that's it for now. Stay safe and talk to you soon!
From: Demmitt Eric Capt
Sent: Monday, April 14, 2003 8:37 AM
To: Tiger Woods
Subject: Masters
That was a bummer you didn't get the three-peat but I hope it'll really charge you up for next year's tourney. I actually got a chance to catch some of the Masters on TV and saw you make your big run on Saturday. I was hoping to see the biggest comeback in Masters history but, oh well, I guess there's always your next tourney as well as next year's Masters!
I know you were bummed not to take it all but, overall, how did the week treat you? From the news it sounds like the protests weren't nearly as big or unruly as projected. So, when and in what event are you playing next?
Well, I saw on SportsCenter this AM that Roy Williams did sign with UNC; I'm sure this'll be a good fit as he played and coached there.
You mentioned before you lost 10 pounds. I've lost 5 pounds here as all of the heat combined with the water you have to drink to stay hydrated really helps sweat off the pounds. I like to think my time spent in the gym is also helping as I've been focusing on cardio and doing some basic military-style exercises (push-ups, pull-ups, sit-ups, etc.) ;)
So, what does your Foundation do? I'm sure it's probably set up to help underprivileged folks but don't know exactly what it does. How long has it been established? Does it take a lot of your time?
Well, Boss, I'll let you run as I know you're a busy man. I wish you luck and thank you for yours as well as for America's thanks, support, and prayers -- they really ARE appreciated by all of us out here!
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But hotels in Ireland, and Europe generally, aren't family friendly at all. Most hotel rooms in Europe are marketed as a "single" or a "double." A single often has one twin bed. A double has either two twin beds or one double bed. Obviously, neither is viable for a family of five.
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"I'll come with Serena. She would love a paddle," Lindy assented in her gently curving voice. "She can splash in those clothes. I have a change for her."
"I want to go properly swimming," Blaise said staunchly. "And I'm wearing my swimming costume under my clothes, so you can't stop me." And Miss Blaise promptly pulled her shirt over her head to prove her assertion, and shedding her layers on the spot.
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"Swimming!" cried Nathaniel, dancing round and round with giddying excitement. Apollo, sensing in the boy's movements that the mood was stirring, bounced up and butted Delia in the stomach in the hope of hurrying her up.
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The small procession crossed the lake path and onto the tiny dirt beach just below. Eager Blaise was first to wade in, and much splashing accompanied her advances. She winced a little at the freezing water, but the greater part of the fuss was forthcoming when she discovered that though she had waded far from the shore, the lake was scarcely any deeper.
Delia, anxious not to be last, touched a toe in the water, but drew it away with an ungainly yelp.
"It's freezing, Blaise! I don't know how you can!" she called across the tiny billows. There was a very slight breeze over the lake, and one that rippled the clear water with a comely charm.
"It's fine, you cowards!" Blaise called back, though her feet were white with the chill and her cheeks pink with the shock.
Apollo, without waiting for permission, charged straight in the water after her voice, and paddled out to where Blaise huddled so bravely, displaying no outward clues as to the fact that she thought her legs were freezing off.
"Apollo! That's cold!" squealed Delia, hiding her face from his splashes, and the others laughed.
Daniel, recalling that he was a man and therefore he should be should be handling cold water much more bravely than both his younger sisters, plunged in next with a bitten ejaculation.
"That's quite icy, actually, seeing as we're in the middle of summer." He recovered himself in a matter of seconds, and managed to speak loftily. "Not too bad; I've felt worse."
"Bad enough," Aoife shuddered as she stepped in, but she waded faithfully up to where Blaise was complaining about the shallowness. Indeed, the water wasn't nearly up to Aoife's thighs, though she had very long legs.
Serena was content to splash about in the shallows with Lindy, and Delia, who found the lake really very icy, was happy to stay with them and play with the little girl. Delia liked babies, as a matter of fact, and understood them with a wisdom beyond the average capabilities of an eleven-year-old girl. Therefore her understanding of small children could only be labelled as a gift, and in the future she hoped to make babysitting for a family like her own her ultimate career.
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