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Maria Dibnah
I decided to go out that night. My flat mate Rachel was tired so naturally she decided to remain at our flat which is on Dawn Terrace just east of the train station on which that night i travelled into the town centre to enjoy my brother birthday, he turned 24 that night, and i was very excited because I had not seen Joseph in a considerable amonut of time.
We arrived at Graham's Boom Boom Room, the night club which me and my friends frequently enjoyed. as the genre of music played there was definatley my choice.
I decided that it would only be decent of me to offer my brother his favourite drink as he was kind enough to pay for my train ticket and of course, it was his birthday after all. Thats when it hit me. That is when I realised I had left my bag at home. I asked Joseph if he would be kind enough to pay for my train back home to retrieve my bag, and promised him I would pay him back and in addition to this, pay for all his drinks.
The train home was very empty compared to the bustling crowds which filled the train on the way into town. I felt eerie. I felt at risk. It was strange as I felt like a small child, scared of what was under my bed, but deep inside myself I knew there was a sufficient reason to be scared. It was a huge relief to me when we arrived at Dobbles train station, as it at least five minute walk back to my flat.
Walking back to the flat, I again began to feel odd. Something very odd was occuring in my presence. I could see my front door and this, to me represented safety and security so i began to speed up the pace that I was walking at. I do not know what I would have done if the street lights did not guide me towards my home. The lights represented hope however, it did not stop me from almost running towards the block.
Feeling safe and secure in the corridor, i slowly creeped towards my door, which to my sheer suprise, was unlocked. I immediately thought Rachel forgetting to lock the door, however future events suggest a much darker reason. It was dark inside the flat so i took it upon myself not to disturb Rachel and i was as quiet as I could have been and not wanting to wake her, did not turn lights on as i was certain as to the location of my bag.
As I exited the flat, I locked the door as with the way I had been feeling on the return to my flat, was not very comfrting at all. As i stepped outside onto the pavement, I felt different to the way I did when entering. It felt fresher and I could breathe easier. My confidence was high. I would make it clear now, that i had not yet consumed alcohol.
The journey into town was also smooth. I did not feel at all like the way I did on my return to the flat. I was glad for this. I deeply hoped that Joseph was still in the place where I had left him; Graham's Boom Boom Room. Thankfully he was and I spent the night on the town, fulfilling my promise. Nothing strange happend at all while I was out. Nothing. It was an ordinary night out. At around three O clock that morning, we stepped off the train at Dobbles train station and i said goodbye to Joseph.
He was fine walking back to his house in the oposite direction with his girlfriend, but now I was alone. There is some confusion as to whether i felt the eerieness again because I was drunk, or because someone was actually there, watching, stalking. I turned the corner, and thats the first thing of the incident I saw. There was an ambulance, three police cars and a police motor cycle outside the block of flats.
I was questioned for around two hours, and I felt like I had to agree even though I had found out my best friend Rachel, had just been...murdered. I felt like I had to agree to the questioning as I knew I would be a suspect. I know the police will think I am crazy and I was very capable of committing such an idictable offence, after I told them how I felt strange and that I felt as if I was being watched when I entered the flat.
I asked to go to my flat to get my things, the police lady reluctantly agreed to let me enter and it is only when i indeed did enter, I realised why she was hesitant to let me in.
There was blood everywhere. I even found some teeth. It was unclear at this time how Rachel had died. It was horrific. I went into her bedroom, again blood all over her bed. But then, I turned to see in all terror, a messege on the wall. A messege for me. It said, in huge writing on the white wall, blood letters spelling out " I bet you're glad you didn't turn on the light aren't you?"

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There were two things Griever wanted more than anything in this situation. The first, as much as he hated it, was to give this kid a second chance at life. It was only partially due to pity, because Griever had always felt bad killing kids on the battlefield. Yes, he had once been one of those kids, but he had wanted this life. The ones he killed – for the most part, at least – were forced into the army. This 'trainee' of the wolves could have been forced as well.
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"Shut up, Bash," Griever growled, "He needs this too. He needs to be taught the hard way, else he won't learn." Griever stomped on Rave's hand – the one containing the knife – and kicked the weapon it released away. The boy grunted, but didn't cry out even when Griever twisted his foot. "Pain is the best teacher."
'There are other methods!'
Griever kicked the boy in the side again, feeling a small pleasure in the act. He had always been violent, of course. Battle was the best outlet for this, but… "So, bounty hunter," Griever sneered, making sure the others in the woods could hear as well. "What are you going to do now? I thought I might have a real fight after all this time."
'You're not helping your situation at all!' Bash yelled at him, anger rising in his tone. 'They'll just kill you both! And I'll let them!'
Ignoring the Gear, Griever stomped on the boy's back, pushing a grunt out of Rave. His plan wasn't to JUST beat up a helpless lad. It was to get out alive. "I thought if I played along you could give me a good fight, boy. All you've done is made me even more bored! And what's with that fighting style? You want to learn to fight like a man, join the army or something!"
'Ah,' Bash commented, 'Your trying to fool the Black Wolves into thinking you're not the Bloodfist and getting the boy to reconsider his choice of job. I still don't like the method, but… I can forgive you.'
Foolish Gear. It could read Griever's mind and it still thought only the best of this situation. Maybe he should clarify it more, then. Every kick or stomp brought a sense of relaxation to Griever, like he had just won a small battle. It was a pleasure to deal pain, maybe a dull pleasure compared to the honorable battles won in the past, but a pleasure nonetheless.
So, Griever spent the next few minutes beating the kid until he was sure Rave wouldn't be able to move for some time. He didn't even feel remorse, honestly. Beating the kid had given him a chance at surviving, as the Black Wolves might think him dead and leave him, hopefully passed Griever off as someone other than their target, and relieved a great deal of pent up stress from that bastard Gallag and his last words.
Everything worked out.
'I don't understand you,' Bash said as Griever spat on the boy to give extra insult to injury. 'Calling an act of evil just if it causes the just outcome doesn't change the act of evil.'
Griever growled. "There is no evil, you stupid Gear. Only what you believe is right and the options available to make your beliefs a reality." Louder, he spoke to the boy. "Wear out on me already, boy? Pity, I guess impersonation wasn't something I was alone in. You couldn't pass for the daughter of a warrior, much less a fighter of any caliber." Griever leaned over and pressed his hand on the boy's throat. "Huh, he's dead."
'You are a very good actor,' Bash whispered, almost inaudible.
"Think he'll make it?" Griever whispered to the Gear. The pulse he had felt was weak.
'A few fractured bones and a lot of bruising,' the Gear explained, 'But nothing that would be too serious. He will, however, be bed-ridden for a few weeks at the least.'
Griever made an act of looking around, started to drag the 'body' toward the woods, but then dropped Rave's legs and shrugged. "Guess it doesn't matter." He made sure to strain his ears as he started walking, listening for movement.
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FP6 projects
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61. CARISMA - Coordination Action of Research on Intermediate and high temperature Specialised Membrane electrode Assemblies
Project web site: CARISMA
Participants: see CARISMA details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CA
EC contribution: €560,400.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2008 (24 months)
Keywords: fuel cells, basic research
Abstract: The final target of the project is the development of a membrane-electrode-assembly technology and its demonstration in a state of the art stack adapted to the higher temperature demands. The clear focus of the project is on proof-of-concept of the new membrane and MEA technology in a stack with realistic cell areas and a representative level of power.
62. CESSA - Coordinating Energy Security of Supply Actions
Project web site: CESSA
Participants: see CESSA details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CA
EC contribution: €400,150.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2008 (24 months)
Keywords: socio-economics
Abstract: CESSA consists in creating and managing a energy policy European forum. CESSA involves high-level decision-makers from industry and business as well as from public authorities and European and international organisations. The leading CESSA research institutions will address the following issues: (i) Nuclear Contribution to EU Energy, Environment and Security Needs (ii) Economic Mechanisms and Policy Guidance for Sustaining a Robust Development of European Gas Supply (iii) Barriers and Prospects towards a European Hydrogen Economy (iv) Coordinating Security of Supply in the EU.
63. EU-AGRO-BIOGAS - European Biogas Initiative to improve the yield of agricultural biogas plants
Project web site: EU-AGRO-BIOGAS
Participants: see EU-AGRO-BIOGAS details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STP
EC contribution: €3,900,000.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 01/2010 (36 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, biogas
Abstract: The main objectives of the EU-AGRO-BIOGAS Project are to develop and demonstrate a standard methodology to assess the methane yield of several regionally available raw materials as substrates for an agricultural biogas plant, to develop and demonstrate an automatic monitoring, management and early-warning system for agricultural, medium to large scale biogas plants and to optimise and demonstrate innovative approaches to improve biogas yield and energy output at agricultural biogas plants.
64. FENIX - Flexible Electricity Networks to Integrate the eXpected 'energy evolution'
Project web site: FENIX
Participants: see FENIX details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: IP
EC contribution: €7,799,934.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2009 (36 months)
Keywords: smart energy networks
Abstract: The objective of FENIX is to boost DER (Distributed Energy Resources) by maximizing their contribution to the electric power system, through aggregation into Large Scale Virtual Power Plants (LSVPP) and decentralized management.
65. HOPE - High density power electronics for FC- and ICE-Hybrid Electric Vehicle Powertrains
Project web site: HOPE
Participants: see HOPE details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STREP
EC contribution: €2,398,000.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2009 (36 months)
Keywords: fuel cells, transport
Abstract: The project HOPE is addressing power electronics. It is based on previous EU research projects and other EU and national research projects. The general objectives of HOPE are: Cost reduction; meet reliability requirements; reduction of volume and weight. This is a necessity to bring the Fuel Cell (FC) hybrid vehicles and Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) hybrid vehicles to success.
66. HY2SEPS - Hybrid hydrogen - carbon dioxide separation systems
Project web site: HY2SEPS
Participants: see HY2SEPS details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STREP
EC contribution: €1,559,400.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 06/2008 (18 months)
Keywords: coal, CCS, CO2 capture
Abstract: The main goal of this project is the development of a hybrid membrane/ Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) H2/CO2 separation process, which will be a part of a fossil fuel de-carbonization process used for the pre-combustion CO2 capture. Methane steam reformin g is currently the major route for hydrogen production and will be employed as a model case.
67. HYSYS - Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle System Component Development
Project web site: HYSYS
Participants: see HYSYS details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: IP
EC contribution: €11,197,200.50
Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2008 (24 months)
Keywords: fuel cells, transport
Abstract: The objective of the project is the research on of low-cost components for fuel cell (FC-) systems and electric drive systems which can be used in future hybridised FC-vehicles (medium term objective) and ICE vehicles. The components will be analysed and tested in two FC-vehicle platforms with different concepts. The project consortium consists of 6 major European car manufacturers, 10 major and smaller suppliers, 6 institutes and 4 universities.
68. LARGE-SOFC - Towards a Large SOFC Power Plant
Project web site: LARGE-SOFC
Participants: see LARGE-SOFC details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: IP
EC contribution: €5,799,636.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2009 (36 months)
Keywords: fuel cells, basic research
Abstract: The objective is to develop concepts for components and sub-systems and verify their suitability for use in both pressurized and atmospheric SOFC units that can be developed for large-scale power plants for the medium to long term. The focus will be on technologies for SOFC units with the potential for hundreds kW to several MW, will cost Euro1000/kW or less at production scale, have 50,000 hours durability and efficiencies of 60% plus in power generation mode and 80% for CHP.
69. OLIVEPOWER - Demonstration of a sustainable CHP concept using residues from olive oil production
Participants: see OLIVEPOWER details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: IP
EC contribution: €6,055,500.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 01/2011 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, CHP, bioenergy
Abstract: The project focuses on the demonstration of an innovative and sustainable CHP concept using residues from olive oil production (olive wastes) as fuel. A first plant based on the new concept will be realised in Greece. The main objective of the project is to demonstrate a closed cycle concept able to reduce landfill problems and emissions and to promote the use of renewable electricity production in Southern Europe.
70. REMAP - Action Plan for high-priority renewable energy initiatives in Southern and Eastern Mediterranean area
Project web site: REMAP
Participants: see REMAP details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: SSA
EC contribution: €389,985.00
Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2008 (24 months)
Keywords: socio-economics, renewable energy, solar, wind, international dimension
Abstract: The objectives of the REMAP project are to work with key stakeholders in order to achieve the following objectives: - Compilation of a solar and wind energy resource atlas for the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean area. - Identifying and prioritising potential demonstration sites for wind and concentrated solar projects in Algeria, Tunisia, Jordan and Turkey. - Recording a set of commitments to be made by major stakeholders to push forward a few wind and concentrated solar thermal energy projects in the region. - Proposing a credible financing scheme for the identified priority renewable demonstration projects in the region.
FP7 projects
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1. C-ENERGY + - Connecting Energy NCPs Plus A Pro-Active Network of National Contact Points in the Seventh Framework Programme under the Energy Theme
Project web site: C-ENERGY +
Participants: see C-ENERGY + details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CSA
EC contribution: €999,996.00
Duration: 05/2010 - 04/2013 (36 months)
Keywords: FP7 support, National Contact Points, coordination
Abstract: C-ENERGY+ has the overall objective to reinforce the National Contact Points - NCPs network, broadening NCPs expertises and improving the quality of their services. C-ENERGY+ will involve 21 Energy NCPs as partner from 21 countries plus 29 Energy NCPs as associated partners from 23 countries.
2. BIOWALK4BIOFUELS - Biowaste and Algae Knowledge for the Production of 2nd Generation Biofuels
Project web site: BIOWALK4BIOFUELS
Participants: see BIOWALK4BIOFUELS details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €2,902,000.20
Duration: 04/2010 - 03/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, bioefuels, biowaste
Abstract: Aims : develop an alternative, innovative system for the treatment of biowaste and use of Green Hous Gas (GHG) emissions to produce biofuels, using macroalgae as a catalyser. Objectives : production of a cost-efficient biogas without using cereal crops; optimise production of biogas per amount of biowaste and CO2 used; increase and facilitate the types of biowaste used for biogas production.
3. HESCAP - New generation, High Energy and power density SuperCAPacitor based energy storage system
Project web site: HESCAP
Participants: see HESCAP details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €2,298,764.00
Duration: 04/2010 - 09/2013 (42 months)
Keywords: energy storage, supercapacitors
Abstract: Energy storage is recognised as a key element for energy networks in the near future. The main objective of this project is to develop a new generation high energy supercapacitor based system (HESCAP system), capable of storing ten times more energy than the reported State of the Art SC technology, but keeping the high power density, long life cycle and total capital cost of currently available supercapacitors.
4. BIOCORE - Biocommodity refinery
Project web site: BIOCORE
Participants: see BIOCORE details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €13,920,237.00
Duration: 03/2010 - 02/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, biorefinery, demonstration
Abstract: BIOCORE will create and demonstrate a lignocellulosic biorefinery for sustainable processing of agricultural residues (wheat and rice straws), SRC wood (poplar) and hardwood forestry residues, into 2G biofuels, bulk chemicals, polymers, speciality molecules, heat and power.
5. EUROBIOREF - EUROpean multilevel integrated BIOREFinery design for sustainable biomass processing
Project web site: EUROBIOREF
Participants: see EUROBIOREF details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €23,073,794.00
Duration: 03/2010 - 02/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, biorefinery, demonstration
Abstract: The EuroBioRef concept is an integrated, sustainable and diversified bio-refinery involving all biomass value chain stakeholders. The project attempts to overcome the efforts fragmentation of the entire biomass value chain requiring greater networking, coordination and cooperation among different actors from biochemical and chemical industry, SMEs, scientific knowledge chain, and European organisations.
6. ORECCA - Off-shore Renewable Energy Conversion platforms – Coordination Action
Project web site: ORECCA
Participants: see ORECCA details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CSA
EC contribution: €1,599,032.56
Duration: 03/2010 - 08/2011 (18 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, ocean energy, wind energy, marine renewable energy (MRE)
Abstract: The objectives of the projects are to create a framework for knowledge sharing and to develop a research roadmap for activities in the context of offshore renewable energy (RE). In particular, the project will stimulate collaboration in research activities leading towards innovative, cost efficient and environmentally benign offshore RE conversion platforms for wind, wave and other ocean energy resources, for their combined use as well as for the complementary uses.
7. VALORGAS - Valorisation of food waste to biogas
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €3,485,462.00
Duration: 03/2010 - 08/2013 (42 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, food waste, biofuels
Abstract: Because of the high water content of food waste, energy can only effectively be gained through biochemical conversion. The research explores the ways in which this energy potential can be realised through effective collection, pre-processing and optimisation of the fuel conversion technology, and considers how integration of these aspects with improving conversion efficiencies can maximise the net energy gains.
8. HIPERDNO - High Performance Computing Technologies for Smart Distribution Network Operation
Project web site: HIPERDNO
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €4,380,060.00
Duration: 02/2010 - 01/2013 (36 months)
Keywords: smart energy networks, ICT technologies
Abstract: This project aims at developing a new generation of distribution network management systems that exploit novel near to real-time high performance computing (HPC) solutions with inherent security and intelligent communications for smart distribution network operation and management.
9. INTEGRIS - INTelligent Electrical Grid Sensor communications
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €3,398,601.00
Duration: 02/2010 - 07/2012 (30 months)
Keywords: smart energy networks, ICT technologies
Abstract: The INTEGRIS aims at the development of a novel and flexible ICT infrastructure based on a hybrid 'Power Line Communication-wireless integrated communications system' able to completely and efficiently fulfill the communications requirements for the Smart Electricity Networks of the future.
10. SUPRA-BIO - Sustainable products from economic processing of biomass in highly integrated biorefineries
Project web site: SUPRA-BIO
Participants: see SUPRA-BIO details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €12,597,217.00
Duration: 02/2010 - 01/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, biorefinery, demonstration
Abstract: Economic and sustainable production of fuels, chemicals and materials from biomass requires capturing the maximum energy and monetary value from sustainable feedstock. SUPRA-BIO achieves this by focussing on innovative research and development of critical unit operations, by using process intensification to match economic production to the scale of available feedstock and by process integration that provides energy from process waste, optimises utilities to minimise environmental impact and maximises value from the product mix.


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The truth is that Kristen Bell, the voice of Anna, has been in the industry for a while now but now she gets more attention and the whole world can see what a star she is. I feel like we all need to learn more about her, so here are some facts about her.
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American striker Charlie Davies is taking his search for regular playing time to Denmark.
Sources have confirmed to SBI that the 26-year-old has signed with Danish side Randers FC. Davies had been with French club Sochaux since December, when his season-long loan deal with D.C. United expired and the MLS side declined an option to purchase his contract.
Davies made just two appearances off the bench for Sochaux, his first since suffering major injuries in a fatal October 2009 car accident near Washington, D.C., that sidelined him for a year and a half and kept him off the United States' 2010 World Cup squad. Davies scored 11 goals in 26 matches during his loan spell with United.
Davies announced the move on his Twitter account, writing, "Today is a very big day, I'm happy to announce I have signed with Randers FC!"
What do you think of the move? See Davies doing well in Denmark? Think he can make his way back to the U.S. national team mix?
Share your thoughts below.
back to the future (sort of. i know, denmark is next door to sweden). i like it
Good for Charlie! I hope he works his way back to earning regular minutes. He's always going to have a special place for a lot of US fans, regardless of whether he ever makes it back into the mix.
He has a better chance at Randers of gettin playing time but he will have to do something with the playing time to get back to the USMNT. With Altidore, Gomez, and Aguedelo all doing well with their clubs he is going to have to do better than they are to get back. I hope he is able to because he was a really good player with Jozy before the accident.
Michael Stypulkoski
I've been rooting for him all along, but with so many up-and-coming strikers in the pool (Altidore, Boyd, Agudelo, Bunbury, Sapong) I'd be surprised if he's able to reestablish himself in the team. Of course, I'd be happy to be proven wrong!
Michael Vann
Though newly promoted, Randers has been a solid Superliga club throughout their short history. This is Davies ticket to get back on track. Randers are providing the platform and level which Davies could excel. It's all up to him and I, for one, can't wait to see Davies get back onto the field on a regular basis. His MLS stint was more or less a rehab of sorts. Hopefully that was just a hurdle. We are all rooting for Davies. He may not ever rep the Nats again but any success is a miracle given what he's overcome.
Sergio Hernandez
It's sad to say, but I don't think we will ever see the form Charlie had before that tragic accident.
Hate to say it, but I don't think Charlie will ever fully recover from his accident. He'll never have the burst and athleticism that once oozed out of every pore. Such a shame, he was the perfect complement for Altidore and his speed would also have made him dangerous in a 4-3-3 alignment.
Denmark's league is ranked about 13 or one step above Austria's league where Boyd plays with Rapid Vienna. It's a step down from France but far above Sweden which is ranked about 26th or so.
Mike r
No and no
Rufus Firefly
After witnessing his "performance" in DC last year, I'm very tired of Charlie Davies. A more self-absorbed individual is hard to find. All you need to know about Davies' abilities and locker room presence is to remember that after Chris Pontius broke his leg and DCU was looking for someone, anyone to partner with DeRo, Olsen kept Davies firmly planted on the bench. The accident took away that which made him different, without pace, Davies is a very, very ordinary player.
Ryan Nanez
which is a good thing. with boyd, agudelo, altidore, gomez, and now davies all fighting for a spot on the national team. it just makes each player that much hungrier when they step on the pitch.
This was Lee Nguyen's old club after he left PSV.
Randers FC in particular isn't better then an average side in the swedish league. But Davies will be playing AGAINST some better teams at least.
"And now Davies"?
Is there some other Davies I don't know about, because this one is NOWHERE NEAR making the US national team.
The current forward pool:
1. Altidore
2. Gomez
3. Boyd
4. Wondolowski
5. Agudelo
6. Sapong
7. Wooten
There are guys who are barely in the picture (Pontius), or not really in the picture (Cooper, Bruin) who are ahead of Charlie freaking Davies.
Charlie Davies fans need to give it up, he will never play for the US national team again, not even a Camp Cupcake invite. 7 of his 11 goals with DC United were penalty kicks, and they are far better now that he's gone. I still remember all the rage when he wasn't on the World Cup team. And the last Gold Cup roster. And January camp. Anyone who mentions Davies and national team in the same breath is more delusional than those who still think Freddy Adu is a difference maker for us at the international level.
I think having speed causes you to play a different style of game. When it is gone it does make the player look ordinary. Fernando Torres with all his injuries is proof of that. His touch isn't anything like most of the other Spanish Players. It is heavy as Torres tries to push the ball past defenders and run onto it before they recover. Gareth Bale does the exact same thing.
I hope Charlie can get back, but it is very tough to remanufacturer yourself in a brand new way, especially when you're 25 – 26 year old and all you have known is that you have been faster than almost any player you play against.
Lee Nguyen: one of 50 guys who are more likely to wear a US national team jersey than CD9.
wow! A lot of haters on this comment section. I, for one, think he's got a great chance to get back into the US forward mix. We've seen players go on a hot streak goal wise before and suddenly end up with a USMNT camp invite. He matured a lot over the last year or two (got married) and if he can get regular playing time there's no reason why he can't be included in future USMNT team camps. Let's be honest, our forward pool is pretty shallow in regards to players that have actually started meaningful games for the national team.
Randers helped Movsisyan's career. Maybe they'll do the same for ol' Chuck Davies. Still gutted for the guy. When he scored that goal at Azteca, I thought we had our world class striker. He just doesn't have that extra explosive gear anymore, which means he's a dime-a-dozen player.
Wow, abc… Way to be Debbie Downer.
You do know it's Friday, right?
I for one do not count out any player from getting a call-up especially strikers.
Gomez- is not assured of getting quality minutes with Santos this upcoming season( he was barely seeing first team minutes at the end of last season.)
Altidore- is consistently inconsitent still.
Boyd- has promise, but still has a lot to prove club wise.
Wondo- I think it's very clear that he is a 80th minute sub for the National team.
Wooten- Still has to prove himslef at club level.
Sapong- Uhm, still not convinced by him.
Bruin- Has promise
Bunbury- Uhm, was never sold on him.
Agudelo- Has promise, but also has chronic injury problems.
Pontius- Has the talent but is better served as a LF.
Cooper- Just doesn't do enough.
So yeah if Charlie Davies starts scoring goals and hits really good form; he may see himself back in the fold. Like I have always said you can never have enough strikers for the national team.
Good luck to him, and may you find your swagger again.
Not only that. Out of all of those strikers/FWDS I listed Davies is still faster than them.
Glad to hear he got out of France. Did Sochaux get relegated btw? Because maybe Ligue 2 would not have been so bad for him. He's way way down on the pecking order. Probably no10 at the moment but with over a year and a half of WC qualifying, he's still got time.
No, they stayed up — finishing in 14th. Barely.
Speed is not an attribute found in that pool. Davies has (had) great speed.
The UEFA coefficients rank the entire league so, yes, obviously a newly promoted club is on the lower end of things.
Still, from an overall competitive standpoint Davies is better off in Denmark than Sweden.
Anyway to get pt I suppose. A good season of form and goal scoring would actually probably be enough to get back in the USMNT discussion for Charlie.
I saw Charlie during his 10 game run with the USMNT and I saw him quite a bit with DC United.
At DC he actually displayed a better touch on the ball and better understanding of positional play.
What I did not see was the confidence and all out aggression he had before. He would go through long patches where he basically seemed out of it. It obviously takes time to adjust but it, over time,seemed like Charlie got worse not better.
I don'y know the guy but he seemed to have a lot on his mind besides being the best player he can be. Based on his DC gig, I can't imagine Davies would survive a JK camp.
Unlike most, I don't believe it was ever easy getting a cap and under JK it is going to be even harder. Jozy is younger and the trend with him is he is getting better and more consistent, and Gomez and Boyd are clearly very popular with JK.
Davies will need to be exceptional just to get an invite.
$herman Maje$ty
stick a fork in him. he is D-U-N dun.
A big part of Davies success was his speed. He lost that after the accident. Not the same player.
He is done!
I don't think he is done. Maybe USMNT, but his club career is still in the balance. Randers is the pivotal stop for him. If he can establish himself at Randers, he could still move to a better club or league. I like this move. Denmark is more competitive than Sweden and Norway. A great opportunity for him to test himself after sitting at Sochaux.
As far as USMNT, we all soured on Charlie's comeback after his run with DC United, but to count him out is short-sighted with such a questionable forward pool. Yes, the burst is gone but Charlie can still finish. His stay in Denmark may end up like Rolfe's but lets wait and see.
You can stop at number 3. Don't see Wondo getting anymore calls. Agudelo might but not this cycle.
Ive often wondered if Davies has been blackballed for his bad judgement? He certainly was by BB and JK doesnt seem to have any interest
"Ive often wondered if Davies has been blackballed for his bad judgement? He certainly was by BB and JK doesnt seem to have any interest"
Being Blackballed implies the player in question was playing well enough to be left out unjustly.
When was Davies playing well enough after his accident for BB to have "blackballed" him?
Did you think Davies should have made the the World Cup team?
I saw Davies at DC United and did not have a problem with him being left off of the Gold Cup team. And Olsen did not see fit to play him much either.
And why should JK have any interest in a guy who, even though he was healthy, rotted all year on the bench of a team that was in a relegation battle?
You may think BB is an idiot but it seems Olsen, the guys at Sochaux and JK agree with him.
That is just a mind-numbingly ignorant comment. Blackballed by Bradley? The fact that DC United declined his option in favor of paying more for Hamdi Salihi pretty much tells you all you need to know about Davies having never been near USMNT form since his accident.
Look, I own a Davies #9 shirt and am a DCU ticket holder. I am a big supporter and not a hater. But the emotional reaction to his injury lead a lot of folks to make Bradley an enemy for not calling him up, and that is ridiculous and needs to stop. The past two years have proven that he is not capable of earning consistent first team minutes. That is his responsibility, not Bradley's. He can't hang with Sochaux now or DCU last year, and people are saying Bradley should have called him up for the MNT in 2010 for the freaking world cup? And not doing so is blackball if him?
Matt Snyder
Agreed. Haven't heard ANYTHING good about his attitude over the last 2 years. All bad stuff.
Damaged goods physically and a "me first" – poor attitude aren't going to entice Klinsi.
Sounds like he NEEDS time away to improve and mature.
No, he isn't.
I watched him a ton at RFK with DCU. It is obvious he no longer has the superior speed to even an average forward.
Actually they only rank the top teams of the league who participate in UEFA competitions. But point taken
…BEFORE he got in a major car accident that almost ended his life and required half a dozen surgeries.
Who cares about his attitude? He can't play soccer at the international level, heck he can barely play it at various clubs (all of whom want to get rid of him). He is lucky just to be ALIVE. It's a miracle he has played a single minute of professional soccer since then.
Are you writing this from the year 2009?
No one says this but to my eyes Davies bulked up too much, turned himself into a muscle man, that can sap your speed dramatically. Not saying this is why he's not as fast, but he's just so intense that I think it hurts him from time to time.
Having said that I hope he doesn't make the USA agan, as that will mean we have a stable of forwards who are better than him.
Charlie Davie's Dad
Dude, the guy is done. That wreck took right out of any semblance of a career that he had before it…
Wondolowski is strictly a MLS brightspot, and has wooten even been called up to anything but a youth set up? Sapong has just one appearance so stop naming guys who are not in the picture right now! And to say adu is not and has not been a difference maker for the US team is just blatant hate or stupidity! I guess you didnt see the influence he had on the team against panama in the gold cup or the 2 goals he set up against mexico in the gold cup finale….adu has a proven body of work for every US set up he's been apart of and to say any different is idiotic!
Never say never people. As long as he's still playing professional soccer in a top division he is always in the player pool. Forward is the one position where a hot streak can get a player a call up.


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Vino Mex, more than 90.000 visits a year to the different websites. This is your website for fine wines made in Mexico.
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- Wines from Mexico. Meet the professionals of the Mexican wine sector
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
Do you know the history of Baja's wine region ?
In 1791, Jesuit priests established the "Mision de Santo Tomas" in Baja California, about 90 miles south of present day San Diego. They brought and planted vines of grapes named "uva mision" (mission grape), and produced the first wines in the Californias.
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Monday, December 07, 2015
Discover the climate of Baja's wine region
The chain of mountains dividing this peninsular generates two different types of climate:
the western part which has a moderate climate, thanks to the winds of the Pacific ocean which flow to the east
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the western part which has a moderate climate, thanks to the winds of the Pacific ocean which flow to the east
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Friday, December 04, 2015
Let's visit the mexican wine region of Sonora
The two important wine growing regions in this state are Hermosillo and Caborca. In Hermosillo the annual temperatures range from 53.42 ° F (11.9°C) to 86 ° F (30 °C). On average it is a warm 73.4 ° F (23°C).
Thursday, December 03, 2015
Training about mexican wines
Some universities in California (US) and in Mexico give training in gastronomy and in enology (wines etc.) or training for sommeliers. Are you interested by this subject ?
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Wednesday, December 02, 2015
Buy Mexican wines at the wineries
Tuesday, December 01, 2015
Mexican and wineries from Mexico Discover the Mexican winegrowers and vintners
Visit the wine regions in the tourism section.
2. List of Mexican grapes, used
by the vintners and winegrowers.
3. Discover the wineries of Mexico, from Baja California to the wine region of Queretaro.
Monday, November 30, 2015
Let's visit the mexican wine region of the Laguna
This region is situated in the Coahuila and Durango States. It has a desert climate with an average annual temperature of 64.4 ° F (18 °C.)
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Friday, November 27, 2015
Let's visit the mexican wine region of Aguascalientes, Queretaro and Zacatecas
This area covers the states of Aguascalientes, Zacatecas and Queretaro. The vineyards in Queretaro are distributed in the San Juan del Rio and Tequisquiapan Valleys.
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Thursday, November 26, 2015
Buy Mexican wines from Chateau Camou in the USA
Many winelovers of Mexican wines often ask me where they can buy Mexican wines in the United states. It's not that easy but some wine producers in Mexico have agreements with wine shops in some states of the US
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Friday, November 20, 2015
Vine and red wine varietals
Discover here the wine grapes and varietals of vines raised by the Mexican wineries. There is a list of vines at the left and of wineries at the right. These wine grapes can be used for sole varietals wines in Mexico.
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Wines from Mexico Meet the professionals of the Mexican wine sector
Discover the official Mexican wine classification which includes three types related to information on the bottles' labels.
- Varietales
- Combinadas
- De Origen
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Mexican wine profesionals
Discover our profesional website about Mexican wines: restaurants, wineries, sommeliers, wineclubs and other Mexican wine profesionals
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
History Mexican wines and wineries from Mexico (4)
Chapter 4: After the second World War
Only in the period of stability post-1940 did a modern winemaking industry emerge, helped by rigorous protectionism. There was revived interest in table wines in the twentieth century.
Monday, November 16, 2015
History Mexican wines and wineries from Mexico (3)
Chapter 3: From the 19th century till World War II
At the end of the XIX th century, the Concannon family, pioneer in the Californian state (Livermore Valley, US) convinced the Mexican government to take advantage of the viticultural potential of the country and introduced a dozen French vine types and varietals in Mexico
Friday, November 13, 2015
History Mexican wines and wineries from Mexico (2)
Chapter 2: The first downturn
The vines from Europe adapted well to their new environment and were so productive that one could make wine and brandy. The development of the industry was nipped in the bud however when Madrid totally prohibited the making of wine in order to protect Spanish home-grown product.
Thursday, November 12, 2015
History Mexican wines and wineries from Mexico (1)
Chapter 1: The beginning and the developpment
The Mexicans are the oldest American wine producers. In the pre-Columbian age (before the arrival of the Spanish conquerors) the Indians used the vine to produce a drink to which they added other fruits and honey.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Vino Mex, more than 90.000 visits a year to the different websites.
Other websites:
- Wines from Mexico. Meet the professionals of the Mexican wine sector
- Mexican and wineries from Mexico.Discover the Mexican winegrowers and vintners
Discover also our blog here: http://mexicanwineries.blogspot.com
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Wines from Mexico
1. Wineries, producing fine Mexican wine from Baja California to Queretaro.
2. Wine clubs, opportunities to buy wines or to participate at wine tastings
3. Restaurants, where to enjoy a fine Mexican wine with your plate.
4. Buy wines, or how to get through the Internet Mexican wines
5. Other profesionals in the Mexican
wine business, like training offers or
information about tariffs and the
Mexican wine market.
Monday, November 09, 2015
Buy Mexican Wine
Where can you buy Mexican wine in Mexico and in the US ? How to buy these wines on the Internet ? Look hereafter for interesting addresses:
Friday, November 06, 2015
Baja California - Presentation
One region has become the leader in reviving the reputation of Mexican wines, and, perhaps tellingly, it lies just above the 30th parallel. 90% of Mexican quality wine comes from northern Baja California, centering around the city of Ensenada.
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Informed consent to psychoanalysis : the law, the theory, and the data
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- Elyn R. Saks and Shahrokh Golshan.
- Language
- English.
- Edition
- First edition.
- Publication
- New York : Fordham University Press, 2013.
- Copyright notice
- ©2013
- Physical description
- ix, 127 pages : forms ; 24 cm.
- Series
- Psychoanalytic interventions.
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- Author/Creator
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- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 119-123) and index.
- Contents
- Introduction
- Law and literature on informed consent
- Analysis of the concept of informed consent : the theory
- Empirical study : methods and results
- Empirical study : discussion
- Limitations of our study and directions for future research
- Afterword: Our own view.
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- The goal of this book is to shed psychoanalytic light on a concept--informed consent-- that has transformed the delivery of health care in the United States. Examining the concept of informed consent in the context of psychoanalysis, the book first summarizes the law and literature on this topic. Is informed consent required as a matter of positive law? Apart from statutes and cases, what do the professional organizations say about this? Second, the book looks at informed consent as a theoretical matter. It addresses such questions as: What would be the elements of a robust informed consent in psychoanalysis? Is informed consent even possible here? Can patients really understand, say, transference or regression before they experience them, and is it too late once they have? Is informed consent therapeutic or counter-therapeutic? Can a "process view" of informed consent make sense here? Third, the book reviews data on the topic. A lengthy questionnaire answered by sixty-two analysts reveals their practices in this regard. Do they obtain a statement of informed consent from their patients? What do they disclose? Why do they disclose it? Do they think it is possible to obtain informed consent in psychoanalysis at all? Do they think the practice is therapeutic or counter-therapeutic, and in what ways? Do they think there should or should not be an informed consent requirement for psychoanalysis? The book should appeal above all to therapists interested in the ethical dimensions of their practice.
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PhD Student part of the Intelligent Optical Network group at Nokia Bell Labs France and the Laboratoire Charles Fabry, France (2013 - 2016).
Engineering school at the Institut d'Optique Graduate School, Palaiseau, France (2010 - 2013).
Institut d'Optique is specialised in Optical Sciences and Engineering, working in close partnership with the Charles Fabry Research Laboratory.
Courses in optical telecommunication, data processing, laser and laser diode, guided waves, high frequency electronics, nonlinear optics and labs.
Preparatory classes at the Albert Schweitzer College, Mulhouse, France (2007-2010)
Intensive undergraduate courses in mathematics, physics and computer sciences.
Philippe Jennevé has joined Nokia Bell Labs in the IP and Optical Networking Research Lab in Paris-Saclay, France in 2013 first as a PhD candidate and now as a permanent researcher. He completed his Ph.D. in 2016 jointly with the University Paris-Saclay, the Institut d'Optique and the Laboratoire Charles Fabry, France. His thesis focused on experimental characterizations of physical transmission impairments and the design of performance estimator for elastic optical networks. In 2013, he received a Master of Engineering in Optics and Photonics from the Institut d'Optique Graduate School. Part of his study, in 2012, he designed and realized an optical dipole trap for quantum optic experiments at Rice University, Houston, TX. Philippe will work on new measurement technics of optical distortions, enabling the optimization and the monitoring of optical networks.
Research Engineer the IP and Optical Networking Research Lab at Nokia Bell Labs in Paris-Saclay, France. (2016 - now).
Establishing and designing physical models for new coherent optical fiber communication systems.
In close interactions with the Nokia Business Division on the design of optical networks to improve transmission quality predictions and dynamicity.
Teaching assistant in Nonlinear Optics and Guided Waves at the Institut d'Optique Graduate School.
Intern in the Atom Cool group at Rice Quantum Institute, Rice University, Houston, TX, USA.
Study, design, and realize an optical dipole trap to create Bose-Einstein condensate with Lithium atoms enabling more stable experiments.
White Laser Project: build a white laser through the combination and optimizations of three commercial sources and improve them for laser shows.
Team project, realized in collaboration with the Institut d'Optique.
Experimental Comparison between Sub-band Single-Carrier and Superchannel for 400 Gb/s and 800 Gb/s Transport
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Microfluidic devices with many fluidic and pneumatic inlets are difficult to connect to benchtop reservoirs and controllers. Many hours can be spent sorting, untangling, and connecting tubing to a single device. If one then finds that the device is not fully functional, the process must begin again on a new device. Fluid flow into microfluidic devices is typically controlled by either syringe pumps (expensive and big) or pressurized vials (cheap but difficult to handle). The designed devices are intended to simplify and speed up the connection of complex microfluidic devices to benchtop fluid reservoirs and pneumatic valve controllers. Ideally, our technologies will make high-throughput microfluidic systems more accessible to laboratories interested in utilizing microfluidics for high-throughput chemical and biological studies.
Create an improved method to interface a large number of fluidic inlets and pneumatic control lines with microfluidic devices. Reduce the cost and difficulty of controlling many different fluids on a chip.
- Simplify connectivity of microfluidic devices by constructing manifolds that make all-at-once connections.
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The concept driving our macro-to-micro interface scheme involves a network of vacuum channels that holds a microfluidic device against a rigid manifold such that fluid can be injected through the manifold and into the device without leakage (Fig 1). We fabricated a PMMA manifold with a vacuum annulus milled around each inlet port. Each port is permanently connected at the back of the manifold to fluid reservoirs and pneumatic controllers.
Fluidic reservoirs holding 5-mL volumes (much more than is used in a microfluidics experiment) are sealed inside a canister half filled with water, which allows the vials to float. Pressurizing the canister pushes fluid out through needles in the lid. Because the reservoirs float, constant flow rate is maintained even when fluid is drained from reservoirs at different rates.


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Playa de Puerto Rico - Small bay with fine light sand
Playa de Puerto Rico is situated in the town of the same name in the south-west of the island of Gran Canaria. It is in the heart of a mountainous landscape where countless hotels have been constructed, and these have a considerable impact on the scenery. The beach is bordered on either side by stone breakwaters. The fine sand sparkles golden in the sunlight here.
At the pay and display car park you will find a supermarket and right behind it a small park. Then you come to a promenade that is at a slightly higher level than the beach. Here you can go for a delightful stroll and enjoy the sun. At beach level there is a second promenade with several shops selling beach equipment and beachwear. In addition, for a small charge you can use the public toilets and showers.
On the sands are numerous welcoming restaurants and beach bars. It's mainly cocktails and fresh smoothies on the menus, alongside the Spanish and international dishes. Some of them throw in free wireless internet in a bid to attract your custom. There's nothing to stop you enjoying your meal on a beach lounger beneath a sun umbrella, if that's what you'd like. Even in peak season there are plenty of these available.
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Reflecting on King & Wood Mallesons M&A practice, Who's Who Legal noted that the 'unification of King & Wood with Mallesons Stephen Jaques in March 2012 has created a powerful international firm that has an enviable reach across the Asia-Pacific region'.
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King & Wood Mallesons' M&A practice has been involved in a number of high-profile transactions, including Glencore's acquisition of Viterra, Cathay Fortune Corporation and China-Africa Development Fund's combined off-market takeover of Discovery Metals and Xstrata's all-share merger with Glencore.