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A little review would be good here. Dr Timothy R Kuklo is a fraud. He published faked research in which he claimed his sponsor, the medical-device giant Medtronic, had released a product that healed shattered shins on Iraqi war injured. Even though Dr Kuklo is a spine specialist, but I won't hold that against him, he claimed that Infuse, the Medtronic bone-fuse product was miraculously more effective than other bone-graft products in fusing shattered shin fractures. I do find it almost beyond belief that an Army officer lied and cooked the data off the crippled bodies of Iraq-war veterans in order to financially benefit in the pay-to-fake scheme.
Dr Kuklo received his M.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and his J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center. He was able to hoodwink the editor and the article referees of The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery in the United Kingdom that his data, conducted on gravely injured Iraq-war veterans, was efficacious until he faked the signatures of several putative Army doctor co-authors. In any event, in March 2009, the article was retracted which basically means, the British journal disavowed the publication and conceded it had published fraudulent research that was "doctored"–no pun intended. Dr Kuklo, a former colonel in the Army and West Point graduate, apparently did not learn much about ethics.
"Curiouser and curiouser!" Cried Alice (she was so much surprised, that for the moment she quite forgot how to speak good English)."
Dr Kuklo had previously attempted to find a journal to accept his faked research that was excitingly titled, "Recombinant human morphogenetic protein-2 for type grade III open segmental tibial fractures from combat injuries in Iraq." The New York Times in a June 5, 2009 report revealed that one of several journals that had rejected the paper was The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery based in the United States. It rejected the article two months after its submission. These two journals with the same title accept orthopaedic-related research: one in the United Kingdom which published the article. The other, published in the United States, had previously rejected it. The two journals are not related and do not share editorial or organisational sponsorship.
Yet as I first reported, the American based-version of The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery has published an article that utilises several studies by Dr Kuklo. The same journal that rejected Dr Kuklo's article, that was later proven to be a fraud, now publishes a subsequent article that relies on research by the same Dr Kuklo. I find it ironic that the journal had the prescience not to publish an article later found to be based on falsified data and yet knowingly publishes an article using earlier research from the now disgraced spine specialist.
I presume this newly released article, "Hospital Cost Analysis of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Correction Surgery in 125 Consecutive Cases," 2010;92:1097-1104. doi:10.2106/JBJS.I.00879 Jonathan R. Kamerlink, MD1, Martin Quirno, MD1, Joshua D. Auerbach, MD2, Andrew H. Milby, BS3, Lynne Windsor, BS4, Laura Dean, BA1, Joseph W. Dryer, MD1, Thomas J. Errico, MD1 and Baron S. Lonner, MD1, was subjected to blind review in which readers, not knowing the names of the authors, read and submitted their evaluation to presumably the Journal's new editor, the orthopaedic surgeon, Vernon T. Tolo, M.D. He replaced Dr James D. Heckman on April 1, 2010 who was the editor when it wisely rejected Dr Kuklo's article. While the article may have been submitted before Dr Tolo became editor, it was published a good five to six weeks after his accession. In any case the referees of the article obviously saw the Kuklo citations and recommended publication or some of the readers recommended publication or the editor in all likelihood would have rejected it.
Peer review journals receive unpublished papers that are submitted with the intent to publish. They are then sent to one or more readers or referees who are specialists in the field. It is called a "blind review" in that the readers are supposedly unaware of the identity of the investigators. They then independently send their summaries to the editor who makes the final call. Articles may be rejected, accepted outright or accepted conditionally if various revisions are made.
While I do not know if the specific articles cited in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery are equally tainted or flawed due to academic dishonesty on the part of Colonel Kuklo, I again aver that I am surprised that such apparent insouciance over the reputation of this physician would allow continuous citation of any article that carries his name. Particularly those published by specialised journals of orthopaedic spine and joint medicine.
Prior Blogging on Dr Timothy Kuklo:
May 20, 2010 Wall Street Journal reporter asks question
May 20, 2010 Kuklo cited in Journal of Bone and Spine Surgery
August 20, 2009 Colonel Kuklo resigns from Wash U
July 15, 2009 A.W.O.L. Speculation
June 18, 2009 Million Dollar Baby
May 22, 2009 Dr Kuklo takes leave of absence
May 17, 2009 Dr Riew first critiqued


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Jim Harbaugh was recently featured on a Visa commercial, a spot that you may have seen once or twice while watching NFL games on Sunday (or Thursday or Monday). The fiery coach steals the show, with a couple of real well-delivered lines, with delivery that makes it seem like the 49ers coach has been acting for years. In reality, actually, Harbaugh is no stranger to the acting game. Thanks to the wonders of YouTube, an old video resurfaced this week featuring the former Colts quarterback making an appearance on Saved by the Bell: The New Class. This space will not be used to criticize The New Class (a far cry from the original SBTB, no doubt) rather it will applaud Harbaugh's undeniable acting skills. If there's one thing that Harbaugh knows as well as football (and acting), it's handshaking. His postgame handshake with Jim Schwartz following a game with the Lions last year is now infamous. In the classic Saved by the Bell episode, Harbaugh also showed off that vice grip, which he was asked about this week during a news conference. "Just shows you, that's how you do it," Harbaugh said Wednesday, according to CBSSports.com. "There's the evidence that it's just a normal handshake." The clip made its rounds through the blogosphere this past week, and it's finally gotten back to Harbaugh. "Lot of people have been mentioning that lately. I don't know why that's become so popular," Harbaugh said. "My wife told me about it, a few of the players did. They've been making quite a bit of sport out of me over that." See the clip in the video below.
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Zinedine Zidane: his attack on Marco Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup Final would have been banned from print and websites for two hours and banned from mobile forever under Fifa demands
It was far too early for a call to arms, but at 8.30am World Association of Newspapers president Gavin O'Reilly exhorted to a sparsely-populated conference hall - join Acap!
Perhaps first thing on the final day of the World Association of Newspapers 2008 meeting was not the ideal time to explain to delegates the intricacies of the Automated Content Access Protocol. Basically, it is a form of protection for publishers using copyright law to decide how their own content spreads throughout the internet.
It came out of legal threats that loomed 18 months ago when certain publishers started issuing threats against search engines and content aggregators. "Instead, we grumpy publishers, if I can call us the dinosaurs, got together a year ago," O'Reilly said. The result was Acap, designed to allow publishers to set the terms, form and price publishers give access to their content, a governing protocol about rules of access to content on the web. "Today I am urging you to join this effort - not for me but for you," O'Reilly tells the slowly-growing crowd.
But it won't work unless everyone signs up - think Kyoto protocol. Many newspaper have signed up but none of the search engines - not MSN, Yahoo and Google - are members. "The status quo has suited them quite well." Thus the protocol can't be implemented until the search engines and more publishers sign up. O'Reilly admits later in response to a critical question from the floor that Acap has experienced "drive-by shootings" from many bloggers because Acap does "not suit their a la carte view of the world".
Next, a sobering address by Dominic Young, director of editorial services, News International, part of the News Media Coalition fighting for the rights of media to cover sport events. "We are under attack by events organisers," said Young. More and more sport organisations, whether it is the Premier League of the Rugby World Cup, use media accreditation in an attempt to limit editorial and commercial freedom. Young states the basic case for the right of media to cover sport. "We are there to witness what happened, to inform those who can't be there themselves." That is, for the fans. But it is clear from the attitude of more and more sporting associations that the fans interests are being lost in a growing land grab for rights and revenues.
Before issuing accreditation, groups are now routinely demanding restrictions of photographs, demanding that sponsors be mentioned in coverage, demand that media groups hand over the copyright for pictures. The big push is to clamp down on digital. Dear reader, if I were at a sporting event rather than at the World Association of Newspapers conference I couldn't bring you this blog, it would be banned. Tragic.
Banned too, would have been the famous "Fergie Decks Becks" front page in The Sun, if the Premier League had succeeded in inserting a clause banning any coverage that would put football clubs in a negative light. The famous Zidane headbutting incident in the 2006 World Cup final would have been, under Fifa demands, banned from print and websites for two hours and banned from mobile forever. But Fifa backed down after negotiations with the media.


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Which of the "Must Hear" items actually demanded repeat visits, closer scrutiny?
We've seen a bunch of highly touted new offerings in the last six weeks. Below is a brief inventory of them, based on my own inevitably unscientific listening.
Bob Dylan: Tempest. Every new Dylan project triggers massive – and unfairly outsized – expectation, and this one was no different. The material that drew the most media attention – tragedy-mired endurance-test songs about the Titanic and John Lennon that close the record– turned out to be the least significant. The rest? Trenchant, swinging, shrewdly observed songs that feel frighteningly timeless.
Calexico: Algiers; Avett Brothers: The Carpenter; Mumford & Sons: Babel. This turned out to be a great season if you like earnest, passionately sung and well-appointed folk pop brushed with hints of classic country. The Mumford record drew the lion's share of attention, given the phenomenal success of the last one; it's rousing in spots, plenty competent throughout, and still it somehow feels slight. Calexico's songs have a distorted-reality fever-dream demeanor that's enhanced by the wistful accordions and delicate instrumentation – I find myself reaching for this when I'm in the car at night and don't want more Bill Evans. The Avett Brothers, produced by Rick Rubin, is more workmanlike, in a good way: These sturdy, affect-free songs will gather resonance as they age. Destined to sneak up on people months from now.
Green Day: Uno! The first of three (!) promised new albums to be released in 16 weeks, Uno! was one-and-done for me. Here's hoping the other two are less of a flatlined affair, because if not, we'll be reading lots of reviews on the theme of how stardom puts musicians out of touch with reality.
Beth Orton: Sugaring Season. Easily the most welcome surprise of the fall. On first listen, this long-overdue return (6 years!) seemed to echo the gentler realms of Central Reservation, her enduring great work. With a wonderfully open sound and transparent production from Tucker Martine, this record is shadowy and a bit less immediate on first pass. It blossoms over time.
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An excerpt from the book Against the Grain
Excerpted from AGAINST THE GRAIN: A Coach's Wisdom on Character, Faith, Family, and Love. Copyright © 2014 by Bill Courtney with Michael Arkush. Published by arrangement with Weinstein Books.
There is, however, one possession that can never be taken away as long as you will not allow it to be taken, and that is your word.
When you think of your word in that way, it seems awfully precious, doesn't it?
It sure is, which is why it disturbs me so deeply to watch people throw it away as if it was yesterday's newspaper, rendered obsolete by more late-breaking events. Nothing could be further from the truth. Your word is never out of fashion unless you, and only you, decide that it is.
Then why do we throw it away? Why don't we retain the one object we can control, in a world where events spiral so unpredictably out of control?
The answer is simple: because in our culture we have been taught that there is often no price to pay for breaking our word. In many cases, there is actually a distinct advantage.
What's the harm? someone might ask. As long as nobody gets hurt, it's not as if there's any great loss, right?
Wrong. Every time you fail to live up to a commitment, you lose a piece of your soul that you may never get back. You may still own a mansion or a Mercedes. You could even be, as they say, a "pillar of the community." But with each new deception you will be much less than who you were before.
You will also likely damage, if not destroy, the relationships that matter most, both at home and the workplace. After all, making a commitment, as I define it, is simply doing what you say you're going to do. Each time you break your word, you chip away at the bond you have with the people you cherish. If, for example, you promise your child that you're going to be at his baseball game or attend his school play and then don't show up, each commitment you make after that will be met with increased skepticism. Likewise, why would your boss believe he can depend on you when you've breached his trust over and over by failing to follow through? What else besides total frustration would you expect from your spouse when he or she begins to recognize that your word and your bond aren't the same?
I could only focus on the kids I supervised, hoping they'd learn from the example of the coaching staff that they, too, could achieve their dreams. We can stage marches and rallies until the end of time, and they surely have their place in a free society, but the real key to resolving the most severe problems in the inner city -- teen-pregnancy, drugs, gangs, unemployment -- is much more fundamental: teach kids the importance of having their own dreams and how to chase them, however grand or modest they might be. If they had a dream, and realized that reaching it would give them a chance at a life so much more fulfilling than those they saw daily, they'd be motivated to pursue it and respect themselves more along the way.
"If that looks bad to you," I would say in practice whenever an addict drove by, "you need to understand that it isn't your destiny. Figure out something you want to do and go after it."
To find their destiny, I suggested the kids examine people ten to fifteen years older and decide if that was the life they could envision for themselves. Whatever it was, I made sure they understood from the start that any worthy dream wouldn't be realized in a hurry. If anything, expecting too much too soon is likely to create impediments that delay or even doom the dream for good.
The best way to increase the chance of success is to break down one large dream into a series of small steps -- each, in a sense, its own dream.
I used this approach quite a bit at Manassas. I made it clear that if the players didn't reach their ultimate goal, it didn't mean they had failed; failure would only occur if they didn't try at all. Reaching each smaller goal was to be celebrated as a significant triumph, and no goal was too minute. That was how they developed enough confidence to keep advancing, although each step was more difficult than the one before.
Too often, bosses don't serve their employees, and coaches don't serve their players. Most sadly of all, parents don't serve their kids, and the kids suffer the consequences for years. Almost always, the reason for the neglect in each of these areas is a lack of confidence.
For example, as a coach, if you do not believe in your abilities or in your relationship with the players, you may end up being a my-way-or-the highway type, and I have seen more than my share of those at the high school level. They shout and order everyone around, but when they don't get their way, they penalize the kids by having them do a hundred pushups or run laps around the field. Sooner or later, the young men under their wing will fall in line -- he's the coach and they want to play football, right? -- but they won't share the coach's dreams, or trust for a second that he has their best interests at heart. That's because he doesn't.
Then when the team, is trailing by two scores with five minutes to play and the coach needs them to give everything they have, the will won't be there. The coach hasn't serve them, so why should they serve him? They don't care about his dreams, just as he doesn't care about theirs.
That doesn't mean I let my players walk all over me, as I'm sure they would attest. I had only three rules, but I insisted that they be followed with no excuses. I was never hesitant to suspend a player if he broke them and I didn't care how many victories it might have cost me. Victories were the last thing on my mind. The players knew, though, that when I disciplined them it was for their own good and the team's good, and not just a demonstration of my authority.
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So as most of us expected, this year's San Diego Comic-Con was yet another success. Lots of interesting movie news came about, many comics were sold, many booths were ignored and passed by awkwardly, and perhaps most importantly, many costumes were worn. There are some people who hop from convention to convention specifically to show off their homemade costumes, which might sound crazy to some people, but not Adrianne Curry. The former champion of "America's Next Top Model" may as well be crowned the Queen of Cos-play, although it's assured many other fangirls would be scratching her head off for that title. There are plenty of other admirable costume designers out there, but Adrianne always keeps her outfits fresh, and usually, barely covering her body.
Adrianne has had her social media pictures exploited in this column once before, but she had so many pics overflowing the gallery, we had to stop at 69.�If you find you like this gallery, I highly recommend checking them�out right here. Again, she has no relation to the actor�Tim Curry, despite her practically uncanny Frank-N-Furter eyebrows. Recently, you may have caught�these images�of Adrianne dressed up as Catwoman at this year's SDCC.�The contents of her TwitPic gallery make a fairly�short list�for�a former supermodel with a taste for nerd culture. In other words, there's a lot of the 3 big C's: costumes, cleavage and comics. Oh, and she likes to get naked a lot, and I mean A LOT. It's like she doesn't feel comfortable in regular human clothes. If she's not dressed as a comic-book villain or Raptor Jesus, she would rather be wearing nothing at all.
While I do think Adrianne's got some electrifying hotness going for her, a part of me empathizes with those who are intimidated by a woman who could beat them in an�arm-wrestling match. Each person has there own cup of tea. So if you enjoy this cup of tea, feel free to check out more of Curry on Twitter here, or on Instagram here. And now, another 69 of her best TwitPics!


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MY daughter is acting ornery. Only one thing will cure her: tea at the Hilton. A day in the hotel's celebrated spa will cure me, but it isn't part of the package.
Why does my almost-6-year-old want cucumber sandwiches when she has not yet graduated from McDonald's? Because she is the daughter of a woman who dozed through Nietzsche and Hegel but fairly swooned at her first real tea at college.
How well I remember it: the china, the silver urn at which the master's wife presided, gracious in the face of the grimy horde that invaded her house each Friday.
I liked the banana bread she served even better than the tea, but then it was the first I'd ever tasted (tea breads weren't a part of my mother's repertoire). I enjoyed the first slice plain, but the second, dunked in my creamed and overly sweetened Darjeeling, was heaven.Continue reading the main story
My daughter, Tess, was no less passionate about her first real cup, at a birthday tea for her best friend, Tessa. One look at the china, and all those Happy Meals suddenly seemed vulgar, and the crustless sandwiches with their pastel fillings even more enticing than a plastic Belle.
We began, then, to have ''tea'' -- with popovers at the famous Jordan Pond House in Maine, with toast at our kitchen table and, now, at the Terrace restaurant at the Hilton.
If you've never been to tea, or anything, at the Short Hills Hilton, then take at least a minute to admire the lobby. It's grand and very un-Hiltonesque, an opinion shared by our group of three mothers and their three very excited daughters. The girls, in particular, are enamored of the roses floating in water-filled bowls in the lobby. These and other touches prompted Mobil to bestow its five-diamond rating on this Hilton, which is beautiful and was calm, until our daughters entered laughing. And whining. (It's 3:15 and they want to know if they can also order pizza.)
Quickly, we coax them out of the lobby and into an area known as the ''retreat lounge'' in Hiltonese. Two men drink wine and talk quietly at the small and elegant bar. Only in this moment does the notion of an alcohol-free happy hour seem, well, not happy, but the moment passes. The area beyond the bar is as vast and as silent as outer space. This is fortunate, because our daughters are about to do what any almost-8-and-6-year-olds who spent the summer watching the Olympics would do when confronted by these couches. The pillows look as if they were injected with silicone.
Once Monica and Kerri and Shannon are seated and reminded of the no-jumping rule, their mothers yield to the pleasures of the couch in their own way. We sink. Slowly. Taking time to admire the perfectly set tables in the center of our enclave. We're like prehistoric humans huddled around a fire, except that we are a food critic and her constant companions, and what warms us is not just the sight of Dickinson's clover honey and Pacific Strawberry Preserves, but the silver around them. Knives, forks and, especially, the individual strainers for catching the errant leaves.
A waitress appears, then menus. One side lists the 10 kinds of loose (Twinings) tea available; the other, the various ''tea'' to go with them. These range from the ''light'' (scones, creme fraiche, mascarpone, jam and honey, at $12.95 a person) to the ''traditional afternoon'' (all the above plus sandwiches, pastries and a glass of Moet & Chandon, for $21.95).
We order three ''lights'' for the girls and three ''traditional afternoons'' for ourselves, and then talk each other out of the Moet, although each of us would deeply love the other to overrule her. I remind us that alcohol, children and a room full of china don't mix.
As punishment, I am elected to take the girls to the bathroom. The journey turns out to be a pleasure, and not only because this is the only bathroom I've ever seen in which each private booth, the size of a small condominium, has its own ergonomically placed magazine holder. The girls, who can frequently be the opposite, have suddenly decided to be attentive, charming and so enthusiastic that it makes me want to cry, and I do.
The sight of them -- giggling, ogling, sighing, imitating the grown-ups around them by praising things whose function they don't even understand -- is overwhelming.
''Look at this, look at that,'' they exclaim. ''The soap smells like raspberry candy. Everything is so beautiful.''
And then Tess catches sight of Tessa in the three-sided mirror and the room erupts into clapping and the primal rhythms of ''Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack, all dressed in black, black, black . . .''
Back in the lounge, tea is poured but the water is tepid. An outrage. Round Two, which is dispatched immediately, is just right, as are the Earl Grey and Darjeeling. ''No, honey, I don't really think you need more sugar'' is our maternal mantra.
But what mother could deny her daughter, or even herself for that matter, a third, a fourth, an eleventh scone, each buttery bite a reminder that fat is beautiful, at least in your mouth. And should you really long to halve your life span, smear the plain scones (the black currant and cranberry are better unaltered) with a combination of the gooey mascarpone and sticky strawberry preserves.
No other edible is comparable, not the tea sandwiches -- hopeless here, as everywhere -- nor the homemade pastries, although the brownie rum ball and delicate dark and white chocolate hearts are excellent.
By 5 P.M., the girls have had it; their mothers, too. It takes not a short time to hoist ourselves out of these cushions, but when we do, we notice that the tenor of the room has changed. The ''ladies'' have transmogrified into businesspersons, and the scones and tea into cheddar- cheese goldfish and wine and Diet Coke.
At 5:30, it's time to go home. I hope my daughter, done in by that last chocolate heart, remembers our outing and repays my kindness, someday, with a trip to the spa.
Tea at the Terrace
41 J.F.K. Parkway, Short Hills
(201) 379-0100.
ATMOSPHERE Surprisingly unsilly.
SERVICE Efficient, if not effusive.
RECOMMENDED DISHES Tea; scones; mascarpone, jams and jellies; chocolate truffles; black and white chocolate hearts.
PRICE RANGE $12.95 to $21.95.
HOURS Monday through Friday, 3 P.M. to 5 P.M.
RESERVATIONS Recommended.
CREDIT CARDS All major.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Yes.
RATINGS Poor to Satisfactory, Good, Very Good, Excellent,
Ratings reflect the
reviewer's reaction to food, ambiance and service, with price
taken into consideration. Menu listings and prices are subject to change.Continue reading the main story


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|Former municipality of Switzerland
Medeglia village
|Coordinates: 46°07′N 8°58′E / 46.117°N 8.967°ECoordinates: 46°07′N 8°58′E / 46.117°N 8.967°E
|• Total
|6.27 km2 (2.42 sq mi)
|714 m (2,343 ft)
|• Total
|• Density
|57/km2 (150/sq mi)
|Postal code
|SFOS number
|Surrounded by
|Bironico, Cadenazzo, Camignolo, Camorino, Capriasca, Isone, Pianezzo, Ponte Capriasca, Sant'Antonio
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Medeglia is a former municipality in the district of Bellinzona in the canton of Ticino in Switzerland. On 21 November 2010, the former municipalities of Medeglia, Bironico, Camignolo, Rivera and Sigirino merged in the new municipality of Monteceneri.
Medeglia is first mentioned in 1195 as Medellia.[1] It can be assumed that in the High Middle Ages, Medeglia was part of the old valley community of Carvina. In 1501-03 changed area around Isone, Medeglia and Lugano became part of the county of Bellinzona, but remained in the Agno parish. It became part of the parish of Bironico in the 13th century. Then, in 1585, it broke away from that parish to become a vice parish. It was raised to a full parish in 1888. The parish church of St. Bartholomew was first mentioned in 1328. The romanesque core of the church was renovated and rebuilt in the 15th and 17th centuries.
The local economy of the village was based on animal husbandry and forestry. Starting in the 16th century the residents of Isone and Medeglia bought forests and pastures as far away as Robasacco, Contone, Cadenazzo, Sant'Antonino and Camorino while at the same time opening up trade relations with Bellinzona. In the 19th century, many inhabitants emigrated with the majority going to Argentina and California. The mountain pastures of Medeglia were classified in 1996 as a wetland of national importance. In 2000, three quarters of the working population worked outside the municipality.[1]
Medeglia has an area, as of 1997[update], of 6.27 square kilometers (2.42 sq mi). Of this area, 0.48 km2 (0.19 sq mi) or 7.7% is used for agricultural purposes, while 4.96 km2 (1.92 sq mi) or 79.1% is forested. Of the rest of the land, 0.24 km2 (0.093 sq mi) or 3.8% is settled (buildings or roads), 0.01 km2 (2.5 acres) or 0.2% is either rivers or lakes and 0.14 km2 (35 acres) or 2.2% is unproductive land.
Of the built up area, housing and buildings made up 2.7% and transportation infrastructure made up 1.1%. Out of the forested land, 71.0% of the total land area is heavily forested and 5.7% is covered with orchards or small clusters of trees. Of the agricultural land, 3.8% is used for growing crops, while 1.1% is used for orchards or vine crops and 2.7% is used for alpine pastures. All the water in the municipality is flowing water. Of the unproductive areas, 1.9% is unproductive vegetation and .[2]
The municipality is located in the Bellinzona district, in the upper Vedeggio valley. It consists of the village of Medeglia and multiple hamlets including Drossa. Until 1805, the village of Robasacco (now part of Cadenazzo) belonged to Medeglia. The municipalities of Medeglia, Bironico, Camignolo, Rivera and Sigirino are seeking approval from the voters to merge on some time in the future into a new municipality which will be known as Monteceneri.[3]
Coat of arms[edit]
The blazon of the municipal coat of arms is Azure a Sun in her Splendour Or between two Roses Argent slipped growing from a Mount of 3 Coupeaux of the second.[4]
Medeglia has a population (as of 2004[update]) of 355. As of 2008[update], 5.7% of the population are foreign nationals.[5] Over the last 10 years (1997-2007) the population has changed at a rate of -2%.
Most of the population (as of 2000[update]) speaks Italian(89.4%), with German being second most common ( 4.8%) and French being third ( 2.4%).[6] Of the Swiss national languages (as of 2000[update]), 16 speak German, 8 people speak French, 295 people speak Italian. The remainder (11 people) speak another language.[7]
As of 2008[update], the gender distribution of the population was 48.4% male and 51.6% female. The population was made up of 156 Swiss men (44.4% of the population), and 14 (4.0%) non-Swiss men. There were 173 Swiss women (49.3%), and 8 (2.3%) non-Swiss women.[8]
In 2008[update] there were 4 live births to Swiss citizens and births to non-Swiss citizens, and in same time span there were 7 deaths of Swiss citizens. Ignoring immigration and emigration, the population of Swiss citizens decreased by 3 while the foreign population remained the same. There . At the same time, there was 1 non-Swiss man who immigrated from another country to Switzerland. The total Swiss population change in 2008 (from all sources) was an increase of 6 and the non-Swiss population change was an increase of 3 people. This represents a population growth rate of 2.6%.[5]
The age distribution, as of 2009[update], in Medeglia is; 34 children or 9.7% of the population are between 0 and 9 years old and 23 teenagers or 6.6% are between 10 and 19. Of the adult population, 29 people or 8.3% of the population are between 20 and 29 years old. 48 people or 13.7% are between 30 and 39, 69 people or 19.7% are between 40 and 49, and 49 people or 14.0% are between 50 and 59. The senior population distribution is 47 people or 13.4% of the population are between 60 and 69 years old, 27 people or 7.7% are between 70 and 79, there are 25 people or 7.1% who are over 80.[8]
As of 2000[update] the average number of residents per living room was 0.58 which is about equal to the cantonal average of 0.6 per room. In this case, a room is defined as space of a housing unit of at least 4 m2 (43 sq ft) as normal bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, kitchens and habitable cellars and attics.[9] About 69% of the total households were owner occupied, or in other words did not pay rent (though they may have a mortgage or a rent-to-own agreement).[10]
As of 2000[update], there were 144 private households in the municipality, and an average of 2.3 persons per household.[6] In 2000[update] there were 211 single family homes (or 88.7% of the total) out of a total of 238 inhabited buildings. There were 26 two family buildings (10.9%) and 1 multi-family buildings (0.4%). There were also buildings in the municipality that were multipurpose buildings (used for both housing and commercial or another purpose).[11]
The vacancy rate for the municipality, in 2008[update], was 0%. In 2000[update] there were 264 apartments in the municipality. The most common apartment size was the 3 room apartment of which there were 76. There were 23 single room apartments and 51 apartments with five or more rooms.[12] Of these apartments, a total of 142 apartments (53.8% of the total) were permanently occupied, while 122 apartments (46.2%) were seasonally occupied.[12] As of 2007[update], the construction rate of new housing units was 0 new units per 1000 residents.[6]
The historical population is given in the following chart:[1][13]
In the 2007 federal election the most popular party was the CVP which received 36.13% of the vote. The next three most popular parties were the FDP (33.01%), the SP (16.1%) and the SVP (7.99%). In the federal election, a total of 218 votes were cast, and the voter turnout was 73.6%.[14]
In the 2007[update] Gran Consiglio election, there were a total of 296 registered voters in Medeglia, of which 243 or 82.1% voted. 1 blank ballots and 1 null ballots were cast, leaving 241 valid ballots in the election. The most popular party was the PLRT which received 74 or 30.7% of the vote. The next three most popular parties were; the PLRT (with 74 or 30.7%), the PS (with 39 or 16.2%) and the SSI (with 25 or 10.4%).[15]
In the 2007[update] Consiglio di Stato election, there were blank ballots and 1 null ballots, which left 242 valid ballots in the election. The most popular party was the PPD which received 81 or 33.5% of the vote. The next three most popular parties were; the PLRT (with 73 or 30.2%), the PS (with 44 or 18.2%) and the SSI (with 23 or 9.5%).[15]
As of 2007[update], Medeglia had an unemployment rate of 2.8%. As of 2005[update], there were people employed in the primary economic sector and about businesses involved in this sector. 4 people are employed in the secondary sector and there are 3 businesses in this sector. 11 people are employed in the tertiary sector, with 4 businesses in this sector.[6] There were 150 residents of the municipality who were employed in some capacity, of which females made up 34.7% of the workforce. In 2000[update], there were 4 workers who commuted into the municipality and 116 workers who commuted away. The municipality is a net exporter of workers, with about 29.0 workers leaving the municipality for every one entering.[16] Of the working population, 7.3% used public transportation to get to work, and 79.3% used a private car.[6] As of 2009[update], there were 0 hotels in Medeglia.[17]
From the 2000 census[update], 289 or 87.6% were Roman Catholic, while 10 or 3.0% belonged to the Swiss Reformed Church. There are 22 individuals (or about 6.67% of the population) who belong to another church (not listed on the census), and 9 individuals (or about 2.73% of the population) did not answer the question.[7]
The entire Swiss population is generally well educated. In Medeglia about 71.7% of the population (between age 25-64) have completed either non-mandatory upper secondary education or additional higher education (either University or a Fachhochschule).[6]
In Medeglia there are a total of 44 students (as of 2009[update]). The Ticino education system provides up to three years of non-mandatory kindergarten and in Medeglia there are 12 children in kindergarten. The primary school program lasts for five years and includes both a standard school and a special school. In the municipality, 11 students attend the standard primary schools and students attend the special school. In the lower secondary school system, students either attend a two-year middle school followed by a two-year pre-apprenticeship or they attend a four-year program to prepare for higher education. There are 9 students in the two-year middle school and in their pre-apprenticeship, while 4 students are in the four-year advanced program.
The upper secondary school includes several options, but at the end of the upper secondary program, a student will be prepared to enter a trade or to continue on to a university or college. In Ticino, vocational students may either attend school while working on their internship or apprenticeship (which takes three or four years) or may attend school followed by an internship or apprenticeship (which takes one year as a full-time student or one and a half to two years as a part-time student).[18] There are 3 vocational students who are attending school full-time and 4 who attend part-time.
The professional program lasts three years and prepares a student for a job in engineering, nursing, computer science, business, tourism and similar fields. There are 1 students in the professional program.[19]
As of 2000[update], there were 2 students in Medeglia who came from another municipality, while 35 residents attended schools outside the municipality.[16]
- ^ a b c Medeglia in German, French and Italian in the online Historical Dictionary of Switzerland.
- ^ Altitudine, superficie, secondo il genere di utilizzazione, rilevazione 1992/1997, e densità della popolazione, nel 2000 (Italian) accessed 25 October 2010
- ^ Amtliches Gemeindeverzeichnis der Schweiz published by the Swiss Federal Statistical Office (German) accessed 14 January 2010
- ^ Flags of the World.com accessed 1 November 2010
- ^ a b Swiss Federal Statistical Office - Superweb database - Gemeinde Statistics 1981-2008 (German) accessed 19 June 2010
- ^ a b c d e f Swiss Federal Statistical Office accessed 1 November 2010
- ^ a b Popolazione residente, secondo la lingua principale e la religione, nel 2000 (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
- ^ a b 01.02.03 Popolazione residente permanente (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
- ^ Eurostat. "Housing (SA1)". Urban Audit Glossary (pdf). 2007. p. 18. Retrieved 12 February 2010.
- ^ Urban Audit Glossary pg 17
- ^ 09.02.01 Edifici (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
- ^ a b 09.02.02 Abitazioni (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
- ^ Popolazione residente, dal 1850 (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
- ^ Swiss Federal Statistical Office, Nationalratswahlen 2007: Stärke der Parteien und Wahlbeteiligung, nach Gemeinden/Bezirk/Canton (German) accessed 28 May 2010
- ^ a b Elezioni cantonali: Gran Consiglio, Consiglio di Stato (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
- ^ a b Swiss Federal Statistical Office - Statweb (German) accessed 24 June 2010
- ^ Settori alberghiero e paralberghiero (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
- ^ EDK/CDIP/IDES (2010). KANTONALE SCHULSTRUKTUREN IN DER SCHWEIZ UND IM FÜRSTENTUM LIECHTENSTEIN / STRUCTURES SCOLAIRES CANTONALES EN SUISSE ET DANS LA PRINCIPAUTÉ DU LIECHTENSTEIN (PDF) (Report). Retrieved 24 June 2010.
- ^ Allievi e studenti, secondo il genere di scuola, anno scolastico 2009/2010 (Italian) accessed 23 November 2010
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Property description
A semi-detached house with three bedrooms and a study which has been extended to create a wonderful family home with a bright open plan kitchen living area leading to a good sized garden.
This house is ideally located on the popular Southfields Grid offering convenient access to Wimbledon Park as well as local shops, restaurants and amenities.
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Here's a little motivation to start your new week! Aston Martin has released new pictures and videos of the new Vanquish, that is already available to order and priced from £189,995. First deliveries are scheduled for late 2012.
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Aston Martin Vanquish will be hand-built at Aston Martin's global headquarters at Gaydon, and will be available as a 2+2 or 2+0.
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Some of the western expatriates planning to work in Saudi Arabia may be thinking of bringing their pets along with them. Here is the procedure to be followed.
The fundamental and most important document you need for importing any pet animal into Saudi Arabia is an Import Permit. Note that without this all-important document, your pet would never be allowed into the kingdom.You can get this form from the Agricultural Directorate in Riyadh (not to be confused with Ministry of Agriculture). Fill in the details (in Arabic) and submit the same. Once you get the Import Permit, the rest of the documentation has to be done in your home country.
Get a Veterinary Health Certificate from your home country. This certificate must be accompanied by a covering letter from your veterinarian listing out all the vaccinations given to your pet. There must also be a declaration in the letter that the pet is free from any kind of disease, most importantly rabies. This letter must be addressed to the Director of Customs, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Get these documents translated in Arabic and attested by the Saudi Embassy in your home country. Now you are all set to transport your pet into the kingdom.
I would advise you to take the services of a professional animal transporter. You must collect your pet from the Cargo Depot in Saudi Arabia. You would be required to fill in a form at the depot, so it would be helpful if you take a Saudi along with you as the form would be in Arabic.
You may also bring the pet along with you if you prefer, provided you have all the required documentation ready. Hope the information given here was helpful.


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Via Bob Cargill and Scott Bailey. I agree with Bob that trying to think through and fill in the details of the story in this literalist manner is probably the best and most convincing argument for not taking the story as literally, factually true.
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Ii>ft attlie bur of Lloyd's Cofice-bouse, vti.- be immcaiatcly attended to. � ' _W.J3, 1808. _ CPYftlNG and VIARSDEN'S PUKE LE.MON Ai;iD, prepareil by them only, at 1S3, Bortuigh, Lon-dew. This Acid v'ssessesall the gaiefulilavour of the lemon, malLtoiutt.-t e.\ce!loi)t punchy Irniiioade. aad negus; rs adapt-�(Iforevcry purpose in cookery^ such as sauces. Jellies, &c. iV ctiiitcnience oflliis nrticle.for families, taverns, and rnnj, omrersaodsemlem-ii travelllDg, captains pfsbi^s, &t. is ob-wuu5,_ii sjtyes botl! lime and trouble, if equally rich as the nut, and always cheaper, one bottle.^r^ as faf as JO le-inom, price'.*; gj. or seven in one bottle, ifbr 13s. Sold als* oy:Mr. LapilierJ, IJ, LudgaJe-bill; Mr. Wix, 22, Leaden-Mll-stceet: Mr. Wickson, 170, Straftd; Messr. 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W. if. begs that thote Gentlemen who may not receive thoir Newspapers regularly will, without riclav, apply as above, where every pos>iblc exertion will lie madetoensure*! early and regular delivery. ft N.B. Births, marriages, deaths, and advertisements ingene-ral received for, .and inserird in all the f.ondnn Papers. TO THE COUNTRY liOOKSELLI-KS. THE FIRSr MONTHLY PARI'of HEW. LETT'S niHLK,w.a5thi5 d.ay delivered f.i the l.nn-.don wholesale trade at three several pi.ces:. viz.-Royal V'aper, with six plafes, at is. per part.- Demy paper, with six plates, Rt7i. per part-Demy pnp.-r. without plates, at /is. per p.art.-Anil the tlrst weekly Numliersal 2s. N. Pd. and Is. respectively, \; ill be ready on S.ituulay the 7tli of January. The Country Booksellers are requested to address their Orders for less tha{i 25 copies lo tluir respective Correspondents. BHitSC^rert, Xlfc. 31, l�Og. For the Use of Families ,and C'-uiilrv t.'oii^rcgaliiiiis.-Tliis ] day published, io One \'1. Svn.'price in lioar.ls, Gs. SERMONS on VARIOUS SCBJIXTS and OCCASfO.VS.-By the Rev. .lOHX NANCE, M. A. Fellow of Wf rre.Iied this d.av, price lis. fid. AComplete TRE.\TlbE �n MliRCIIANTS ACCOUNTS, particularly adapted for the u=c of Schools. By R. LANG FORI), IJavdon-sqnare, London. Sold by Messrs. Lon^cman, llur.-l, Rees, and Ornie, Pater-no.-ter-row; also, .it No. II, Cornhill, .and N�. II, Long-acre. " Will be published on March 1st, an Introduction to Tradeand Business._ Thisdav is published, price Is. ACATALOGUE of BOOICS, for IS09; con. t.aiuing several- valuable Libiaries, lately purcliiised, aninngst which are many rare Specimen? of e;irly Typography ; iriso a line collection of rare, curious, and valuable Drawing and Pri"ts, by tne old Masters ; with a large and good Collection of Mo'dern Books, in various Languages, Arts, ami Scienc?}, many of them in elegan;-and splendid hjudiiies, which wiil be s'lld for readv money, (bein^ chiirgeri very low), by JOHN Hr.AT(JX. S:rccessor to the late Mr. Biniis, Bookseller, Stationer, Printsellcr, and .Musicseller, in Leeds.-Of whom in.ay be h.iil, the lull value for Libraries and Parcels of Books, in ready niorey. - Catalogues to he Irad at the Place of Sale ; of .Messrs. Ciiiiby and (.'o. No. 4-, Stationcr's-court, London : and may he seen at the Shops of the Principal Booksellers in Great Britain. Thisdav is published, in Two crown Svo. Vols. ith a Portrait of More, and fac-simiie. Wood Cuts, It's, in hoards, A MOST Pleasant,. Pniilful, and Witty Woik .tSL of the best S'lATE �f .-i-PUBLIC WEAL, and of the new Isle called UTOlUA, wlitten iu L:itin by the rg'-.I worthy .and famous Knight Sir-'l'lionias More, anil iranslau-il into j-.ngliah by Rp.ohe Robinson, A. 1), 1531. A now l-'.di-lion, vviHi cnpious Notes (induiliji^ the whole of Dr. Warner's), and .1 Bi'-grajiliieal and Literary li'lroducii.ni.- liy Ihefiev. T. F. O'iBiMN, F. S. A. Author of an Introduction to the Knowledge ul'tjje best Editions of the Greek and Latin Classics. Pnhlislicd for William Miller, .Alhem.arle-street. . Asmall impression is track, oil* im large p.iitor, in One Vol. -!to. with an extra Plate, in outline, of More"s Family. I'rice 11.1 Is. 6d. boards.__ _' This Day w;is p'.ibli.'.Iied, ill Octav.T, beriutifutly printed l-.y Ballantvne and Co. embellished with three En.;ravin)ji, price Ijs. board*, rpiIE BATTLE of FLODDON-FIELD: a JDL Poem of the Si.\tepnth Cent-irv : with the ^aHl>||^ Readi;i!5S of thcdilferejil Copies, Hist.iricAl Nott-s, aGi".-?a-ry, and .an Appeiidi.x, containing Ancient Poem.-, and Historical Matter r-.'lative to the event. By HENRY WEBBER, Esq. gri" A vcrv few on royal paper, with proof imprcssrons of the plates, price I/, /s. (id. hoards. The ancient poem of Floddon-field having become extremely scarC'', is now, for tbelir.-t lime, pnhlislicd in .-.n nutbciiticform, the text bein.5 established by ihe ci>llalion of he different manuscripts .aud printed copies. Copious notes are subjoined, a� also an Appendix, containing numerous ancient poems relating to the battle and its consequences, t.ige-ther with the minute ncc imiis of the mo^t creditable Kngiish historians. The engravinas of the two 't.iL-dards carried hy the ICarls of iluntlt-y and Marshall, anil tie �(� ord .and dasger of King James IV^. arc added .as appropfciacemhelli^hmonts. The whole, it is Imped, will be fowti.l an it^eresting commentary to anrvcnt, whicii has btely become so laiivMs.ally popular, bv the publication of Mr.'Scotts Mamiion. Printed for Archibald Constalde and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, 32, Fleet-strert, Londim. VALUAI5LE SCHOOL B6t)K. Thii day fs published, .or New Edition, embellished with onn hundred beantiiiil liiigravings on Wood, price 2s. lid. bound, ' with a full ullow.ance to Scliools, READING KXERCISICS for iUc JUNIOR (;LASSESin SCHOOLS, being a Sequel to M.nors and other Spelling Books; and an Inlrodnction to the Class-Book and Speaker.-liy the Re^. DAVID BLAIIJ, Author of the Cl.oss-Book, Grammar of I'hUosophy, iiist Catechism, &c. &c. This Work recomme.nds itself to general adoption in all Seminaries, by the following peculiar fe.atores :-I. It is printed ill a large clear Type. 2. It is rendered intereslin;; hy numernns l-.osbeWishme'His. 3. Thesubject matter is adapted to I lie capacity of Children, ;iiid is at once eiiterLaining, moral and iiijtructive. 4. A\l the diliicnlt and long words are .elected, divided, and printed at t!ie bead of each Lesson, in the nlitniicr of Brown's fest.imeiit. Printed for Richard j'hillii>=. No. 6, Bridge-street: and to be bad of all Booksellers and Stationers in the Coited Kingdom; of whom may ke had, by the *.ame AiiHi"r, 1. The CIa>-�-Book,or Lessons for every Day in the Year, price js, bound. 2. The First Catechism, or an Explnnatisn ef Common Things necessary to he known at .an Early .-\ge, price i'd. 3. The Gramin.ar of Phildsophy, or Easy IiitrodMCtion to the useful Sciences, ou the pl.aii of Goldsiiiitb's Grre ot the VenercaJ Di.-easc, Wessell's Jesnits Drojis antf Specific Remedy, arc the obty safe and expeditions Cure, and are so iti-Docciit in their nature, as to require liitlc or no rcstr.aint. Sold wbotesak- and retaU by Shaw pjid Co. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; but ui'dess their iMiesappear ou the Siamp, it cannot be genuine. Prlte 23. SSTj and m.ay be had of all venders of Medicitre. NAVY OFFICE. Dec. 2s', iSCi5. ^ .'oni.'jiissioners of re -Vs'.vt. I.',,it iin y,'edne-.d.ay, f British .M'aru f,irfure, for iiiakiu" FkOCK.S n:ii TUOWSKKS ; tn b.-deliuertdat ike SIiV;,.0!Iice,,!h Soinersct-plare, nkere J'ut-terns nf Ihi-. Frocks inui Tronsi-rs {.wn wiiicii differ raoji Tiinsn at .Rcsn.nt usco '.\ tuk Nav\.i, and aUo a Sample of liu Linen C/n//i r.-jiti/ it setn. Funiii ufl/ie Tenders mnj be- seen ttl t':iiO[pct; rind no Tender Kill be receiva! uJLrr Que o'Cfm-l: oti Ihr ii:iy aj Treaty, nor any noticed, unless :he I'.niii, ur iin ^Isent for him, pmanulLi ntiend. E'-eri/ Tender tii::f-t be mein-.'pu-0(.d hji u IMtcr iiddrc^std lo If,.' \aiij ilna. d. av.d :^;^"itd I):/ iKii responsible persons en^njing to become ici'.'i the personli.ndr.ring in the sum ufl{\J.)i.fii, the ih'c pcr/.irnu'ii--c of ihe Cantriict /�;-Frocks nnd I'aiWiir^ i nni /;i �'/.� ,/ sMl.for Ihc dueperfonnancc of llic Contract fuf lite Liiiea Clalh. VrCTUlLLiNG-OFKlCt., o.c. -iJ. ,ovjo. ''HE Comtnissiontts for y'ktuaUing Itii :!/�. lesii/s !^nxi'j do lir.re/iii i(ivt Nnlice. (Iitii on iMoa-l'n, -iiy:ib:e,ieu; Inlereit, ninety days rrju, iLiis: The Condition s of th-. ('(intrncimuj be at'the Serre- //iru'.s- Oji'ia, at lh:i- OJjicj, or by applying to the I'ostinnstcr at Guernsey. jVo regard sriVi' e had to my Tender m ir/i:"c/i t he price ^h,:li not be inserted in i errfi at lengtii^or tifsi xhitli uo! de.'i-^r-i-d to the Huitrn before Oue o'dor.k on the. sKid .Moa-dav n tt/;o mjikes the 'J'i'nder, or so'ite I'ersun on/lU beliaif, �ite'j4>-, to an>ir�!r tchen cJilied for. _ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. l&jy. rFIIIE Principal Officers of His M-ijeily's Ore. JrL nance do iierc',j s;irf, notice, that Pri'-^o^uh teiU h- r, ceiut.d at their Ojpce, in Ptill Mail, on ur before FriJa , the 20/A (ffl^i ('/January nc.cl,from su,:h I'ersuii-c :nn:i lie willing to undertake ihe supply of T.AC'KLE iiOOKS. and variousn;her Articles of Iron, i'l.r the Service of tiii= Department for a period of Three Veais. Patterns of the Art chs may be seen upon npplicuh'on .".t the Principal si on kirper^s Ujfice in the 'l'..icer: tj.'ice f.'.vttter particulars, together j.il/l tin Terms and CoitJi,i,rii .if 1,'ie Contract may be knoicn ; and al.LC. ;" but no Proposal can he niiceu ajicr the sitiU 20lh day. of January ne.il, at Taetve o'CiJ'-: nl noon tf tlie same day: neither Kill any Tender be wiliced units':. U'te. Parly mut.ing il, or an Agevt in his behalf, shall ull?^. By Order of the Board. _v.. H. CREW. Sec. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY", CORNHILL, LONDON. INSURE'RS z::(h this' Cvmpany are respectfully inforinid, ih,'t P.jVciirs r.ipi:ing at (/liristmas iciH be rcneicd on appliciilLon ni t'li.^ Oi.'it- . tc!:Ain Fifteen Days./;-u//t /'-' eriud, Kioip'.s being reudj it reer-bly to tin reduced . 'rc.iiiums, i-iz.- Common Insurniice to lO.C.W at 2.'.^ llazar.|�t:s......to ti.uiJJ at 3s.^ per Cir.t. Diiiilil\ ii.-i/.-.nloii? t� ti.'i.-O at .is. J Adv.uitilgti lo jiisiu'.-rs � tljis Comi-anjr- Payment of Jtent in caie of Tire, kH.'ihuI increase of P.-^-I miiim. Damage by Lighlnhig mode good. No chuiy'^i: for i Policies, JniJorscm.-nl-, ^1 l!cial:i.:i-, i-r i-,irve'js. A C,iin-I mission of ,'j per Cent, olloiee'l i 'i Sliipping Insurance. Abatemenls uu Country In.-,v,.':t:i.,:.-:, from H)l. to -ijl. par Cent, upon t.'ie Premium; an.K. fuii'i 2^ to lb per Cem. upon the DuU'. I'arming Slock insured (icit/irut Average Clituse) at 2i. per C^nt. *�* The Comp.anj's Terms for Li.fe Insurance are penally liberal, atid possess very siiperiivr Claim- lo public P.i-tronage. " W. HKKa-flAM, ^wreUry. ROVAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICL, Nov. 3U, ISOS. TIIE Court of Directors of ihe Royal change Ass;;n.v.\cc, do hereby give Notice, that their Transfer Books will be shut from t'uesday, tho .:0.'/i of Decemhirr nezi, to Tuesday, the JO/A of .huu.'ny follt.ic ing, and that the Annual Gtneral Court appointed by their Cliurter, trill be /widen ai their Ojjice, -in the Uosal Exchange, cn Wednesday, the 21.>/ of Dect-mbcr, at iilsven u'C.iCiv in the Torcnuon, andthui a VzciiUnd will be cunsi-ilcred of at the said Court. SAM. FEN'^ING, jun. .Socrttary. * * Attenilance is jivc-n daily, a! t!:c saUl (.h'xi-, aii;l at their Office in Pall .\lall, f�r t:ie .-isiunmce of Buildings, Gniids, Merchandize, .and Slii[>s in il-irliuur, in Dock, or while btti'.ding, from Lo.-s or o.-iaia^e by t'rc- ; .and .also for the Assurance of, and planting Ai.-inilies on f.i>r.=. PHtE.'^n.X IliU:-OiFJCi!l ^ PERSONS zzliose Jnsiirance P;t^i:ients full elite at Christinas, are rcf/uesled to Inke jSoli'e, that frinlcd Itccipts are noK ready at the Oijicis in Lo:iih.;iid-strcct, niid' Ch.icin^-Cros; ; and icilii ihe slvci ul JlgciUs of the Company in Ihr, cv.uitry. pence fo, ^ ,y.,..r,... "F'.arcoiHg Sto^k is in?iured al 23. ncr Cent, per ATinimi. jE.NKIN J.ONi.S, biT. N.B. No cliarce will be m.a'le.hy this OfJce for I'oli-of Insur.mce upon Sums of Throe Hundred Pounds or upwards. THE REV. MR. UAliCl.A J o iVitM.' .kMlUiM-OUS P!.'...3. "ffT was a remark of the celcbrnt�l T;-. Biichar, JL Author of the IJnn:e?t c Medirise, tli.Tt coTioi.aisiiso'f t1je Rev. Wiiliam Barclay, the extensive late of w!i c!i, a:''l the high estimation in which tnc.T ar� drsrr edly iieid, h.J considerably le-fjrnrd the numb-r of thr-c ci>r:i->;;:iiiis ; and bids fair, in a short t,rr.e ta be llie mean.' nf f:;iire'y cradt-calin^them. TV Pills have a quick a-.;-l f: ..� �poialien, they act poi-r'i'iy and specinrally on tne liile, and th.iS remove the n'lnicrous disorders csnrii-cici w:;h it, Sictt Head-Aches, Flalulenrc, Liver Coiiip'.ai:>:3, JaMidice,N'er-OBS Diiorders from femigenimi, ii'c. Tliey an the most valuafile Family Medicne hitherto offered i.> the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by tb* i^o-i resueciable evidence of ilie lint ^bararters of toe Nobility ami otbt-rs, Jhaltbej bavenever been administered to any person withort jiving certg.l and speedy relief, and ia the end completing a Cure. Si and ford-street; and by ail respectable Vendets in town ttnd country. . A Car.tiou.-Observe theoSiBe of WilliSm BKrcl^y %eH-rmved on the Stamp,* hich is aiGxed on the outside wrapper offiiehbox; all not so stamped are a d^gerons io^i^Ltibe. llrlce 5i. 6d,acd IQi. per box^Tvita ampledir�%iio!jj; ;
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BeschreibungImagine: A universe where a race of people amass billions of years worth of "gathered knowledge." A people that actually trust each other--and, who can see a time coming when their sphere of the cosmos will be taken by a natural process called entropy. By utilizing their strong tie to this ruler of nature, they cast their wisdom into the maelstrom of time by dispatching three emissaries bearing a gift. Then, long after a great journey, an item comes into the possession of Professor Bubb and company; knowledge gatherers themselves. They set out with little information in hand, on what they think will be an expedition as usual. Due to unexpected circumstances, their older world science becomes intertwined with futuristic technologies, many times in humorous ways.
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Erscheinungsdatum: November 2003
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This charming house is typical to the area of Lika. There are 4 rooms in the building (double or triple). Parking facilities are also available to guests arriving by car.
This attractive property is located close to Plitvice Lakes National Park (2.5 km) and only 30 minutes' walking distance from the entrance to the park.
The charming and tastefully fitted rooms come with an en suite bathroom with a shower or bath as well as a double bed. Some of the rooms share a bathroom.
Check-in is from 2 pm and check-out is until 10 am.
Room Facilities:
Double bed


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Walter Mischel Marshmallow Experiment: We Didn't Eat the Marshmallow. The Marshmallow Ate Us. - NYTimes.com
Tina Miller, MA,CFLE stashed this in success
Stashed in: #TED, Character, Psychology!, Willpower!, Destiny
And there we are staring down that "hot" stimulus again. The real world is fantastically complex with thousands of factors, some tiny, some enormous, acting on us every day. Did I drift in my 20s because I lacked the temperament to stick with a goal or was I merely exploring my options until I figured out what I wanted to do with my life? Is that child dropping out of school because she lacks grit and determination or is she making a rational decision that, thanks to institutional racism or endemic unemployment in her community, school just isn't worth the effort? Either may be right. Or neither. Or both.
Character is destiny:¬Ýhttp://pandawhale.com/post/715/character-is-destiny-lao-tzu


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Hair wash day! it's a lot easier now I have shorter hair and now that I have gotten into the groove of this new style. I've been wearing my hair in a turban for the last few days because I've been giving my hair a deeeeeeeeeeeeep condition, by mixing Deep Treatment Masque from Shea Moisture and Jamaican Black Castor Oil, I warmed it up in the microwave for a hot oil style treatment and it works very well.
I left it for 24 hours and my hair was super soft and didn't dry out when I did a deep cleanse with Africa Black Soap, which really cleans you hair and I find it feels hard on hair unless I pre poo (pre shampoo)
I conditioned with the Shea Moisture Restorative Conditioner which I left in and seal/styled using Haitian Black Castor Oil and Eco Styler Gel which made a type of custard. The Haitian castor oil has the same benefits as the Jamaican castor oil but I found it lighter so perfect for mixing with my gel, (mixing oil with gel helps to rid the dreaded crunchy hair with loosing definition and hold)
Eco Styler Gel, Shea Moisture Masque and Conditioner, Jamican Black Castor Oil, Haitian Black Castor Oil, and African Black Soap
Foundation: Hello Beautiful Mineral Foundation
Lipstick: NYX Xtreme Lip Cream


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GNU Interactive Tools - News
posted by ianb, Tue Apr 1 14:33:13 2008 - 0 replies
GNU Interactive Tools (gnuit) 4.9.3 has been released.
This release mainly contains bugfixes, with a few small new features.
gnuit (GNU Interactive Tools) is a set of interactive text-mode tools, closely integrated with the shell. It contains ...
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posted by ianb, Sun Feb 3 21:33:53 2008 - 0 replies
GNU Interactive Tools (gnuit) 4.9.2 has been released.
After a long hiatus, gnuit is now being actively maintained again.
gnuit was formerly known as git, with this release the package has been renamed to gnuit and the file manager binary has been renamed to gitfm.
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I was watching a documentary on Netflix the other night that was discussing how terrified elephants are of ants. According to Dr. Todd Palmer of the Mpala Research Center in Kenya, elephants will avoid trees and areas where there are swarms of ants. "The elephants avoided those trees like a kid avoids broccoli." Often, when approaching our daily work duties, we too become distracted by all the little tasks we have to take care of and avoid taking care of the major things that need to be done. We wander around, stomping ants, saying that once we get rid of all the ants we will start on the big tasks.
When I was in high school, I remember my little sister put off a major project until the very last night before it was due. Stressed and crying, she said she felt like she needed to complete everything else first, before doing this project. Everything else included cleaning her room, reading fashion magazines, and providing toenail painting services to all the girls in my family (there were 4 of us still at home). All I could think to say was, "You have to learn how to procrastinate responsibly!" This phrase became popular in our home. Because book learning and school concepts did not come as quickly to me as they did to some of my siblings, I had to develop a system that would help me complete the things that really needed to be done, while not becoming overwhelmed by all the tasks that had to be done. I called this system "Responsible Procrastination." Now, I know what you are thinking. Procrastination = naughty word. But procrastination is not always a bad thing. Let me demonstrate how.
Answering emails in the morning is like stomping ants. More always appear.
Answering emails first thing in the morning—while tempting—may actually impair your day's productivity, causing you to procrastinate the more important things you need to complete. We always say, "Oh, I'll just answer these three emails and then move on to the tasks at hand." WRONG! Three emails turn into 25, and by the time you look at the clock again, half your day is gone. There is a really great book I recently purchased called Never Check E-Mail in the Morning and Other Unexpected Strategies for Making Your Work Life Work by Julie Morgenstern. When I moved into the position of Medical Transcription/Editor Instructor here at Career Step, not only did my workload double, it felt like I had less time to complete everything. That is when I began designating specific times during the day to focus solely on answering emails, rather than working on them sporadically throughout the day. I found that once I implemented designated email times, I suddenly had plenty of time with which to complete everything I needed to in order to provide the best support to my students. When working as a medical transcriptionist and editor, your job is not to answer emails. Work on your top priorities first—getting your lines in—and go from there.
The to-do list is your friend. Embrace it.
To-do lists are my constant companions. As my officemate knows, I have a small green planner that sits open on my desk all day. Each day, my to-do list is entered in order of true priority: the first being to support students working through the program! As a future (or current) medical transcriptionist/editor, your main task is transcription and editing. That should always be your first priority. After you have your true priorities ordered, put down your "nice to get done today" list below it. I have been using the same planner brand for the past 4 years and it works great for me, so I thought I'd share it with all of you. It is called Planner Pad (www.plannerpads.com), and it uses a really cool funnel system to help focus my daily to-dos. Yep, I'm old-school and like a paper planner. Some people like to use their computer calendars, and those are great too. I know that Apple and Android also have a lot of great to-do list apps to help you get organized. Whatever your tracking style is―whether it is paper, computer, or mobile device―find something that works well for you and start using it to make your to-do lists! Also, a lot of people say that checking off a task on a to-do list releases endorphins that ward off anxiety and feelings of depression. I would concur with that assessment!
Take breaks. You can't manage everything without the mind power to do so.
Did you know you are actually 13% more accurate, on average, if you take micro breaks and are less likely to injure yourself? According to a study conducted by Cornell University, "People can measurably improve their computer productivity and substantially reduce their risk of repetitive stress injuries if they would simply work smarter…"
Taking breaks allows your mind to refocus and gives you a renewed sense of accomplishment. Take a quick three-minute break every hour and you will find your productivity will increase!
Though I am much older and wiser (debatable) than I was back in high school, the principle of responsible procrastination still rings true. Try tackling the elephant first, and you will find the elephant just might take care of the ants for you.
– Alesa Little
MT/MTE Instructor


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I Dream For You
The dreams in which I see you
Seem more real than waking life.
It never occurs to me that you shouldn't be there,
You just fit so well.
We do all the things that we never got to do.
I say things that I always wanted to.
You know what's right and where I should go
But it's hard to listen sometimes.
That's when I convince myself your wrong.
But you never are.
We always seem to be on a journey with a nasty end.
You always drag me forward and look at me with pity in your eyes
But I don't want to go.
I want to stay where I am.
Change hurts, but inaction is numbing.
It's not fear that stops me;
It's knowing what is at the end of the road.
Knowing that you are not.
These dreams are less frequent now
They are losing their grip on me
And I am losing my grip on you.
I don't have you to guide me anymore.
I wish I had listened more closely to what you had to say.
I wish the pity would leave your eyes and make room for pride.
I dream for you.