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The Nano Story- Where it happened, when it happened, how it happened
The press conference of the Tata Nano took place in the Crystal Room of the Taj Mahal Hotel. The crystal room was the very same.
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Greetings to all my readers. I hope you are all doing well. I took the morning flight back to my city (Chennai) after attending, what.
Tata Nano Launch – Official Images and Press Release
The Tata Nano arrives Tata Motors today announced the commercial launch of the Tata Nano, keenly awaited across India since its unveiling on January 10,.
Tata Nano – Official Specifications
* Engine and Transmisson- Cradle and Sub assembly, 32 bit MPFI with five sensors, SOHC, water cooled type. * Torque- 48 Nm @ 2500 rpm.
Tata Nano Launched at 4:30 PM IST in Mumbai
The year long wait is finally over. Tata Nano has been officially launched at The Taj Mahal Palace today at 4:30PM IST. * Three Tata.
Tata Nano Launch Update #2
Castrol will provide Tata Nano its engine oil. After two years of intense Research and Development, Tata Motors and Castrol have jointly developed a specialised.
Tata Nano Launch Update #1
Our insider at the Tata Nano launch in Mumbai, IAB Managing Editor Shrawan Raja a.k.a. Jaz tells us that the level of security arrangments made.
Mega Launch of Tata Nano Today in Mumbai
As the whole world waits with bated breath, and countsdown for the launch of the World's cheapest car - The Tata Nano, we at IndianAutosBlog.com.
Tata Nano updates- 7,000 Nanos in two months; Vehicle to dealers by late February
Pantnagar's Tata facility we hear, is bustling with activity these days. Reports suggest that, Tata Nano is ready and likely to hit the dealer networks.
Tata Nano to be launched on January 26; Bookings to begin in March; EXCLUSIVE NANO..
After the infamous tumultuous journey, the most eagerly anticipated car of 2009 (as per our polls)- The Tata Nano, may finally roll out on January.
Tata Nano Showcased at 'Vibrant Gujarat' Summit
At the 4th Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors' Summit (VGGIS) 2009, held on 12th & 13th January 2009 at Science City, Ahmedabad, the 'World's Cheapest Car'.
Tata Nano goes Trekking on the Himalayas!
The Tata Nano, as we all know has faced a King's share of political reality in the recent past. In a rare first, the Tata.
Tata Nano- The Latest Updates
As 2008 draws to a close, all eyes will be set on the much-awaited Tata Nano, reportedly to be launched in the last quarter of.


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Monday, December 20, 2010
Busy Busy, so here are 4 recipies!
Easy Guacamole
2 avocados
1/4 Cup Fresh salsa
1/2 Tablespoon Lime Juice (or lemon)
Tapatio to taste
Directions : Mash up avocados and then combine with remaining ingredients! Eat on a burger, or use as a dip for just about anything!
Warm Winter Soup
1 lb Italian Turkey Sausage
2 Cloves of garlic
1 Onion
2 Carrots Chopped
1 Zucchini Chopped
1/2 a package frozen Chopped Spinach
6-8 cups Beef Broth
1 can Italian Style Tomatoes
Pepper to taste
Directions: In a large soup pot saute sausage, garlic and onion. Once browned, add in broth, tomatoes and carrots. Simmer for 15 minutes. Add remaining ingredients and simmer 5 minutes. Serve Immediately. I made this for lunch this week. It was quick, easy and tasty. Great reheated as well!
Also two great finds! I always use Chico bags for groceries and packing lunch! Also, I got glass tuperware from costco, it is safer for reheating and storing food!
Stuffed Zucchini (has cheese, sorry)
1/2 cup Shredded Parmesan Cheese
3 Garlic cloves
1/2 Cup Almond Meal
2 eggs
Directions:Poke zucchini with fork. Boil for 5-12 minutes until soft and easily can poke with fork. Drain and let cool. Half the zucchini length wise and Preheat oven to 350. With a spoon scrape out pulp and put it in a food processor. Add 1/4 cup Parmesan and remaining ingredients. Process until smith. Spray and glass dish and put in zucchini skins. Even fill the skins with the mixture. Sprinkle with remaining Parmesan. Bake for 30 minutes. This recipe turned out ok. My boyfriend liked it, I didn't care for it. I may try it again using some meat, mushrooms and tomato paste/sauce. So I would wait for version 2!
Orange Salmon (has sugar in marmalade but tastes amazing, from Cooking light!)
1/2 cup Orange Marmalade
2-3 cloves of Garlic
2 Tablespoons Gluten Free Soy Sauce
Directions: Preheat oven to 400.Mix all Ingredients except for salmon, in a small bowl. Line a cookie sheet (that has raised edges) with foil. Brush half the sauce on the fish and bake skin side up for 18 minutes. Flip Over the salmon, cover with remaining sauce and broil for 3 minutes. Serve and enjoy!
Labels: Lunch, Paleo Dinner, Paleo Guacomole, Paleo Lunch, Paleo Recipies, Paleo Sides, Salmon Recipie, Sides, Soup, Zucchini recipie
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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING 10e provides the perfect combination of professional language and vibrant pedagogy to facilitate the transition from financial principles to the professional accounting world and beyond. With an eye to the preparing students for professional accounting careers, the text's comprehensive coverage of GAAP is clearly and consistently presented through the text complete with the benefit of the authors' insight both through in-text commentary and fully coordinated, author-written end-of-chapter material.
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Loren Nikolai is the Ernst & Young Professor and Director of the Masters Programs in the School of Accountancy at the University of Missouri?Columbia (MU). He received his B.A. and M.B.A. from St. Cloud State University and his PhD. from the University of Minnesota. Professor Nikolai has taught at the University of Wisconsin and at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Professor Nikolai has received numerous teaching awards. Recently, he was the recipient of the MU Student-Athlete Advisory Council 2004 Most Inspiring Professor Award. Also, he has been awarded University of Missouri System 1999 Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching, the MU Alumni Association 1996 Faculty Award, the MU College of Business 1994 Accounting Professor of the Year Award, the Missouri Society of CPAs 1993 Outstanding Accounting Educator of the Year Award, the MU 1992 Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence, the St. Cloud State University 1990 Distinguished Alumni Award, and the Federation of Schools of Accountancy 1989 Faculty Award of Merit. He holds a CPA certificate in the state of Missouri and previously worked for the 3M Company. Professor Nikolai is the lead author of Intermediate Accounting, and has also been an author on four previous textbooks.
Professor Nikolai has published numerous articles in The Accounting Review; Journal of Accounting Research, The Accounting Educator's Journal, Journal of Accounting Education, The CPA Journal, Management Accounting, Policy Analysis, Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Business Research, and other professional journals. He was also lead author of a monograph published by the National Association of Accountants. Professor Nikolai has served as an ad hoc reviewer for The Accounting Review and Issues in Accounting Education. He has made numerous presentations around the country on curricular and pedagogical issues in accounting education, and was advisor for Beta Alpha Psi for twenty years.
John D. Bazley, PhD., CPA, is a Professor in School of Accountancy of the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver where he has received numerous teaching awards, including the University's Distinguished Teaching Award. Professor Bazley earned a B.A. from the University of Bristol in England and an M.S. and PhD. from the University of Minnesota. He has taught at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and holds a CPA certificate in the state of Colorado. He has taught national professional development classes for a major CPA firm and was consultant for another CPA firm. Professor Bazley is the coauthor of Intermediate Accounting, and has also been an author on three other accounting texts.
Professor Bazley has published articles in professional journals, including The Accounting Review, Management Accounting, Accounting Horizons, Practical Accountant, Academy of Management Journal, The Journal of Managerial Issues, and The International Journal of Accounting, and was a member of the Editorial Boards of Issues in Accounting Education and the Journal of Managerial Issues. He has served on numerous committees of The Federation of Schools of Accountancy (including chair of the Student Lyceum Committee), the American Accounting Association, and the Colorado Society of CPAs (including the Continuing Professional Education Board). He is also a coauthor of a monograph on environmental accounting published by the National Association of Accountants. Professor Bazley is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Colorado Society of CPAs, and the American Accounting Association. He has recently appeared as an expert witness for the Securities and Exchange Commission and as a consultant for a defendant in a securities fraud case. Professor Bazley is married and has two children, who especially enjoy their three cats and two dogs. He enjoys skiing, playing golf, car racing, and listening to jazz.
Jefferson P Jones is an Associate Professor of Accounting in the School of Accountancy at Auburn University. He received his B.S. and Master of Accountancy from Auburn University and his Ph.D. from Florida State University. Professor Jones has received numerous teaching awards. He is the recipient of the 2004 Auburn University College of Business McCartney Teaching Award, the 2005, 2003, and 2001 Beta Alpha Psi Outstanding Teaching Award, and the 2000 Auburn University School of Accountancy Teaching Award. He has also been recognized in Who's Who Among America's Teachers (2002 and 2004). Professor Jones holds a CPA certificate in the state of Alabama and previously worked for Deloitte & Touche. Professor Jones is a coauthor of Intermediate Accounting.
Professor Jones has published articles in professional journals, including Advances in Accounting, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, Issues in Accounting Education, International Journal of Forecasting, The CPA Journal, Managerial Finance, Journal of Accounting and Finance Research, and The Journal of Corporate Accounting and Finance. Professor Jones has made numerous presentations around the country on research and pedagogical issues. He is a member of the American Accounting Association, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), and the Alabama Society of CPAs (ASCPA). Professor Jones is married, has two children, and enjoys playing golf.
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AT&T buying Cricket parent Leap in $1.9B deal (Video)
AT&T Inc. is paying $1.9 billion to buy Leap Wireless, the San Diego-based provider of Cricket pre-paid mobile phone service, which bases a large portion of its operations in the Denver area.
Dallas-based AT&T (NYSE: T), the nation's No. 2 mobile phone provider, said it's reached agreement to pay $15 a share for Leap stock in a cash deal.
Leap shares closed Friday at $7.98 a share before news of AT&T purchase broke.
Leap Wireless International Inc. carries at total of $2.8 billion debt, making the total cost of the acquisition for AT&T at about $4.7 billion.
Leap (Nasdaq:LEAP) has about 5 million subscribers. Its wireless network covers areas with 96 million people in it across 35 states.
The nationwide Cricket service operates mainly from its Greenwood Village office.
AT&T's statement said the Leap Network compliments the frequencies AT&T already owns.
AT&T said it plans to put unused Leap spectrum that covers about 41 million people to immediate use for its highest-speed 4G LTE service after the deal closes.
The transactions still faces regulatory review and a shareholder vote of Leap stock owners.
AT&T plans to keep the Cricket brand around. Buying the company will give Cricket customers access to AT&T's high-speed network.
Nearly 30 percent of Leap shareholders have already agreed to vote in favor of selling to AT&T, the companies' joint press release said.
Cricket employs about 350 corporate employees in the Denver area, with dozens more Cricket employees working at company-owned retail stores statewide.
The company has about 3,300 employees nationwide. It lost $189.3 million on revenue of $3.1 billion in 2012, Leap's eighth consecutive year of losses.
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Once widely regarded as one of the best outfielders to ever play the game, Griffey was enjoying a tremendous career with Seattle in the '90s, batting around .300 and scoring 100 or more runs in six different seasons. A leader in salary, as well as in stats, Griffey was earning around $8 million a year from 1995 to 1999 with Seattle. He took in a total of $53 million between 2000 and 2004 with the Reds.
But a rash of injuries transformed Griffey from one of the greats to one of the overpaid. He played only 111 games in 2001, 70 in 2002, and 53 in 2003. His numbers dropped as well. Griffey's batting average worked out to roughly just .266 over those three seasons, dipping lower each year.
Kevin Brown
Salary: $15,714,286/year (2004)
Since 2000, Kevin Brown has been pulling in $15.7 million a year with the Dodgers and Yankees. Brown's salary makes him the 14th highest in baseball in 2004, and should put him alongside the likes of Randy Johnson, Curt Schilling and Pedro Martinez as one of the best pitchers in baseball. Unfortunately, his talent no longer qualifies him for such a ranking.
A former 20-game winner, Brown's recent numbers are nowhere near where they should be for one of the game's highest-paid pitchers. He hasn't had more than 14 wins in the last four years, with his best season coming in 2003 with a 14-9 record and 2.39 ERA. With a 10-4 record and 3.99 ERA in early September 2004, Brown's not likely to pass that mark in 2004.
Kevin Millwood
Salary: $11,000,000/year (2004)
Coming off a strong 2002 season with the Braves where he went 18-8 with a 3.24 ERA, Millwood and his $9.9 million salary were traded to the Phillies in 2003. No longer the third starter behind Maddox and Glavine, Millwood was being paid to be an ace and lead the Phillies' pitching staff.
But Millwood opted to show up for the new season in poor shape and proceeded to pitch like a fourth or fifth starter — going 14-12 with a 4.01 ERA. For the 2004 season, Philadelphia gave Millwood another chance to prove himself, signing him to a one-year deal worth $11 million. To date, Millwood has failed again. With the season coming to a close, he is 9-6 with a 4.86 ERA.
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THE orientation week for Year Seven and Year Nine students of Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Damit Girls Arabic Religious Secondary School (SUAMPRIPAD) ended yesterday with a closing ceremony that took place at the school's multipurpose hall.
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Antique Doll
Lillian got up from her position beside Barbara and retrieved the item that had been thrown over Barbara's head. It was an old doll. She brought it over to Ogden.
"Look at this doll uncle Harry. It looks pretty old, do you think it's antique? Barbara says that you've been researching antiques for the theatre."
Harry reached for the doll with a smile. It didn't annoy him to be called Harry anymore. In fact he had begun to think of himself as Harry Ogden again, and not Ogden Pierson the third. When he turned it over to look at its' face he got quite a shock.
" This was Meggie"s doll. It had come down to her through her grandmother. It had been in her family for generations. "
Harry used the nickname that he had used for his wife Margaret ever since they met at the theatre when they were teenagers. When she turned twenty one she insisted on being called Margaret because she thought it sounded more adult.
" I don't know how it got in that dumpster. I buried it with Meggie."
Lillian's eyebrows raised in surprise and interest.
"Maybe Barbara took it out before the burial. Maybe she wanted to keep it."
"Barbara was the one that wanted to put it in there. She said she wanted her mommy to have company in heaven. Meggie had always been very fond of the doll, and so was Barb. I guess sending it to heaven with her mom was a sacrifice of sorts for her. She probably did it because she loved her mom so much."
Harry's face saddened in memory of the terrible week that his wife died. Not wanting to dredge up any more painful memories, she changed the subject.
"You said that the dumpster was just full of construction debris like wood and plaster and stuff, but that's not what we found in there."
"It was pretty full yesterday. The foreman must have had it hauled away and replaced with a new one. What did you find?"
"We found a bunch of good stuff that can either be refinished, or resewn or just cleaned up and reused. Do you remember that velvet and gold braid cord that used to close off the balcony? It was in there, and it just needs to be cleaned."
"I really appreciate your efforts Lillian, but I can afford to replace the cord and other small things. It's the big things like the chandelier that I want to keep."
"I know that Uncle Harry, but the more that you can use from the original theatre, the more you recapture the atmosphere of a golden age long past."
Harry reflected on this argument and nodded agreement.
"You know Lillian, you just might have something there. But remember we only want to use things that can be restored to its' original beauty. We don't want the theatre to become a sad and faded reflection of it's past. Are you still looking for your boxes, or have you given up?"
"I'll never give up till I find them all. We went looking for the foreman but we couldn't find him, so we thought we'd search the dumpster first."
Harry glanced at his watch.
"It's almost lunch time. I know where he eats lunch. I'd like to talk to him about saving anything that can be reused anyway. I'll go on over there, and I'll ask him what is usually done with the grey dump bins as well."
Lillian gave him a quick kiss on the cheek.
"Thanks Uncle Harry. Let me know what you find out."
She picked up the doll that Harry had put on the grass, and went back to Barbara. As Harry stood up he noticed the antique box that he had set on the grass when he sat down. He picked it up and muttered to himself.
"I must remember to ask the foreman if he has any refinishing tools that I can use to clean this up. It might be nice gift for Lillian. She's going to be twenty one in less than a month."
Still muttering to himself, he opened the door and began the climb up the steep back stairs.
Lillian plopped herself down beside Barb and placed the doll in her lap.
"Your dad says that this doll was in your mom's family for generations, but I don't remember ever seeing it."
Barb's face went dead white when the doll was dropped in her lap.
" I..I put it in the casket with mom. Dad lifted me up so I could put it beside her, then the funeral director closed the casket. Mom loved it. It was kept in tissue paper in a small trunk. I wasn't allowed to play with it. I can't even imagine how it got in this dumpster. We should ask the foreman where the stuff from today's dumping came from."
Barb gingerly touched its' brown hair. It was still soft after at least a century. It was probably the hair of the little girl it was originally made for.
She picked it up and and examined the head and neck intently, then she twisted the head back and forth until it showed signs of coming off.
Lillian yelled and grabbed Barb's hand to stop her.
"Hey! Stop that! You'll ruin it altogether!"
Barb pulled her hand away and carefully resumed her task.
"No I won't, I know how to put the head back on. I've done it once before, and I was only five."
The head gradually came right off the neck and Barb laid it carefully to one side.
" Will you go get me that piece of stage drapery over there, please?"
She asked Lillian, who promptly got up and retrieved it for her. Barb arranged the cloth across her knees, upended the doll and shook it. Something fell out onto the cloth and Barb picked it up.
"I can't believe it was still there."
She whispered because she was so in awe of the beautiful thing that she had hidden in the doll fourteen years earlier.


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Chapter 14Mature
The rest of the first meeting lasted around 25 minutes, after which his friend met him outside. "What was with you acting so nervous all of a sudden?"
"I didn't have an answer. I hadn't given that any thought."
"Keeping your head down when talking isn't 'I don't have an answer'." Alex sighed in response. "Seriously though, is something going on?"
"Not really. I've just had my mind on a lot of crap lately."
Nathan wasn't buying it. "You've been acting really defensive about things recently, though. Since you got those bites even."
For a second, Alex debated whether to stick with the 'It's nothing' argument. He had to give his friend some clout however; he was picking up on something and saying he was being defensive was part of it. Even though he had every reason to be.
"I'm just worried about what that thing's going to do next." As he started to reply, Alex could feel his eyes getting misty and blinked rapidly to clear them.
Nathan considered the response longer than normal. "Worried about your Dad?"
"Yeah." Alex replied with his index finger rubbing his upper lip. "Granted I told him what I could, and no officers have been attacked, but…eh. I don't know."
"That doesn't sound like what's bothering you. To me anyway."
"It's not just that. If that animal went after Angela, and me, what happens if Dad finds it somewhere? On patrol?"
"Can't he shoot it or something?"
"Yeah, he can," Alex's voice produced a crack as he spoke. "but if it attacks him?" Breathing loudly, he felt a tear drop from his eye, wiping any more away afterward. "I don't want to hear he's in the hospital, and it could happen. The way this thing is acting."
This time, Nathan took the initiative when a pause presented itself. "Dude, have some faith in him."
"I do, man. I really do, but I can't imagine him getting bitten like I was."
"I get you." This time, Nathan paused for a second.
Alex wiped his eyes again. "Aw, geez."
"Were you expecting me to say, 'Go ahead and cry' or something?"
Alex shook his head, smiling a bit as well. "No, but that did make me feel better."
"I suppose."
"Guess I needed to vent a bit. Thanks, man."
"No problem. Actually, Alex?" He replied with a 'Yeah?' "Personally, with everything I'm seeing from you as of the last few weeks, I'm getting a bit worried."


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Hormones and the Science of Athletic Performance, An Issue of Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics, Volume 39-1
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This issue focuses on what the endocrinologist needs to know about sports and doping, and provides the most up-to-date information. Topics covered include growth hormone, insulin-like growth factor, anabolics, urine testing, Beta-2 agonists, stimulants, glucocortiocoids, dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), erythropoietin (EPO) analogues and blood doping, muscle growth factors, and training issues.
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Meyla: Book of Dead
When we broke up I went straight back to the school to find Drake. He was waiting. "There" He says gesturing a bag. I nod and walk over. "I think you'll find this useful as well" I turn round to see Drake holding out the Book of Dead. I look at it then at him before shaking my head. I can't take it. "You need to take it" Drake insists.
I swallow nervously and take it from his fingers. "I didn't get time to try ressurection to heal Etha, the honourdark..... I don't even know if I can kill someone in body but not in soul so a healer can bring them back. How will I know I'll be able to perform the rest of the stuff in this book without difficulty or consequences?" I whisper.
"You wont" Drake says sitting back down on his old oak cushioned chair. "But the only way to learn is to practice. But Meyla..... be careful. I've marked the spells in this book you should not touch and the people I know you should not call on there shadows for. But I don't know all evil"
I nod and look up at Drake. "Can you teach me how Flash can be mixed with necromancy?" I whisper. Drake smiles.
"You want to learn how to kill a dark without touching or even moving?" He says still smiling. "Well alright then" He turns and pulls a book down from a shelf.
I put the Book of Dead into my rucksack then sit on the carpet. Drake hands me the book then goes to a cupboard where he pulls out a cage of mice. They seem thin and weak but I don't feel effected by it.
Drake gets out one of the mice then sits in front of me holding it in his hands. "Lets start" Drake says blinking and the mouse going limp in his hand.
I run quickly knowing I need to hurry or I'll be late. I can't be bothered to Shift. In fact to tired for it. I need sleep and maybe a visit to a graveyard to stock up on shadows of the dead.
Well, I'm gonna have to summon them on the trip to where ever the hell we are going. What I'm actually worried about. Is my past..... will I be able to kill any of the dark because of what happened.
I arrive and everyone was already there. It was then Ashton spoke. "Thank you for coming"
Well, great starting words. I closed my eyes and listened in mentally detirmined to even get my self some form of rest.


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Our Massage Therapy program instructors are an interesting lot. While they come from a variety of backgrounds, they all have some things in common; they are passionate about what they do, and they enjoy giving of themselves to help others feel better. Having "healing hands" comes to mind whenever I think about how to describe them.
The other day, I was visiting with Dr. Ben Oien, one of our Massage Therapy adjunct faculty. By the way, go introduce yourself if you've never met him. You'll find he's very interesting, great fun, and very passionate about what he does. He also has really "dexterous digits"; not only is he a faculty member here, he is also a Chiropractor here in town, and has his own business.
Anyhow, I asked him about the books that influenced him to become part of a "helping profession", and his answer made me smile. Here's why…
"How do you choose a favorite book? I think it depends on the stage of life you are at in that moment I have to thank Doug for allowing me to remember this book. Since I opened it up, I have read the book eight times in the last week and especially important to me, I have read it with my six year old son Tanner, every night before bed. This reminds me of the numerous times my mom read it to me before I went to bed as a young child. Mine is The Giving Tree. I haven't read it
in many years but for some reason it just popped into my mind. What a simple book with such a great lesson in life.
This book reminds me of what to do on a daily basis. I give my time, my talents and my treasures to everyone I meet, whether it is in my office, on the street or in the classroom. I am very fond of "giving" to my students. I love to incorporate life lessons and clinical experience in the classroom. Many times we talk about how some ones thought/emotions can affect their health. "Giving", whether it is, time, talent or treasures reminds me of saying from B.J. Palmer, the developer of chiropractic,
"You never know how far reaching something you think, say or do today will affect the lives of millions tomorrow".
Give something to someone every day and remember it does not have to cost any money, a smile could be all it takes to change a person's day".
He feels so strongly about the potential that this book has for inspiring others, that he even donated a copy to the library! It's on display. I've rarely seen a book that's such a short read that will make you think so hard. Come up and have a look!
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As watched as she fell into stride beside him he tried to ask her who she was and why she had decided to tag along.
What he did not expect that with a simple look from her he felt calm, as if she was telling him everything was fine. It took him a while but he finally voiced his questions to her. She sighed and his mind was filled with images of a forest, her running through it. When he asked what she was doing there was simply nothing.
"So," he said finally, "I'm guessing you can't speak Viispik then?" she nodded to his question and tapped her chest gently. The image in his mind was one of white lights lifting from a peacefully dying man. "So you speak through souls?" he guessed. She nodded again "go figure," he laughed.
They carried on for a while. At first, William had wanted her to leave, her wolf attracted attention from everyone that passed them on the roads, more so by the fact that none of the pack animals or mounts were even slightly perturbed by the massive predator. Eventually though, he began to enjoy the conversation, even if it was awkward to interpret the feelings and images she was feeding him instead of words. He wondered if his sudden change in attitude was her doing, and that made him very panicky.
He had met a wizard before but Xavier had been a simple creation wizard. That was all. He had no method of touching souls or minds. This new witch could and he had no idea as to her limits. Could she force him to accept her by tampering with him using magic? He supposed, of course, if she could do it to him then she could also do it to anyone that might want to harm them. At the very least he was probably safer with her.
Whether it was her doing or not, it didn't change that she was interesting. He wondered what she was doing out of her forest, out in the world of humanity. Someone who wanders out of the forest with a talent for magic? That wasn't something that happened often. And if by some chance she had a reason to do so then it was likely to be something to see.
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Journal of Psychoactive Drugs
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The Journal of Psychoactive Drugs is a peer-reviewed medical journal on psychoactive drugs. It was established in 1967 by David E. Smith and is currently published five times per year by Routledge. It was previously titled Journal of Psychedelic Drugs.[1] The editor-in-chief is David E. Smith. According to the Journal Citation Reports, the journal has a 2012 impact factor of 1.176.[2]
- ^ "Erowid Periodical Library: The Journal of Psychedelic Drugs". Erowid.org. Retrieved 2008-10-07.
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Knee-Jerk Reaction: Nine Inch Nails, 'Hesitation Marks'
Nine Inch Nails' Hesitation Marks has been one of this fall's most eagerly-anticipated releases and fans and critics alike have been incredibly curious and excited about the band's long-awaited comeback record. In the past few weeks, we've gotten a few previews of Hesitation Marks in the form of singles "Came Back Haunted," "Copy Of A" and "Everything" -- all of which stoked the fire of excitement.
Now, (finally!), we can hear the entire album, which is streaming on iTunes a week before its Sept. 3 release. (To play, follow the link to open the artist page in iTunes.) We at Team Soundcheck decided to listen to the record for the first time, and offer our knee-jerk impressions.
Hesitation Marks is full of songs that lie in wait, driven by subtle, glitchy percussion and then blooming or bursting into lush and dramatic choruses. The album itself rewards patience. Like almost every track here, the record as a whole gets stronger as it goes on, with several songs apparently sharing similar musical DNA. The single, "Came Back Haunted," deserves the early airplay it's gotten. But for me, tracks nine through 13 -- from the gamelan chiming of "Various Methods Of Escape" to the brooding "While I'm Still Here" -- may be some of the best music NIN has done yet. (John Schaefer)
Recommended Song: "Various Methods Of Escape"
Nine Inch Nails has been on hiatus since 2008, but it's not like Trent Reznor really went away. Between his film scores for the Academy Award-winning The Social Network, and David Fincher's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo with Atticus Ross, or side-project How to destroy angels_ -- which just released the superb, if underrated Welcome Oblivion this spring -- Reznor has been as productive as ever. Still, a new Nine Inch Nails record is always a big deal, and with Hesitation Marks, the reinvented NIN splits the difference between the buoyant dance beats and gorgeous, ambient synth pop of Reznor's recent output and the unsettling serrated noise of the group's '90s heyday. From the teeth-gnashing "Copy of a," to the skittering electronics of "Disappointed" and "Running" to the immediately catchy "Everything," these songs are full of absorbing lyrics, inventive searing sounds, and surprisingly poppy melodies. Equally familiar and boundary-demolishing, Hesitation Marks not only lives up fan anticipation, it's Nine Inch Nails' best record in a very long time. (Mike Katzif)
Recommended Song: "Copy Of A"
As it has been previously discussed on Soundcheck, me being "impossibly young" means I've been late to the party for plenty of bands. Nine Inch Nails is no exception: My first introduction to an album was via 2005's With Teeth. The gritty minimalism of "Every Day Is Exactly The Same" appealed to my melodramatic teenage self as well as everything else on the album. As a casual listener, Hesitation Marks seems to make the same impression as With Teeth -- even if many of the tracks are much lengthier than anything else Nine Inch Nails has ever done. There are the usual industrial glitches and even something that could be remixed into a Justin Timberlake song ("Satellite"). Hesitation Marks is a sign of the times, of the need to adapt while aging, which Reznor has achieved with thoughtful grace here. (Alex Martinez)
Recommended Song: "Everything"


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Sunday, 22 May 2011
observer ONLINE
Mushrooming public vehicle parks:
By Ananda KANNANGARA
Jayantha Guruge
Public vehicle parks are in plenty around the city of Colombo. The
Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) has categorised them as off street and
on street vehicle parks. Off street vehicle parks are generally large
and located several metres away from the main road, while on street
vehicle parks are located in close proximity to main roads.
According to the CMC, nearly 3,000 off street vehicle parks are
established in the city and suburbs and there are over 5,000 vehicle
Some of these car parks are maintained by employees attached to the
CMC, while others are run by the private sector under the purview of the
The CMC has leased these vehicle parks to private companies or
individuals.The CMC says that some individuals in Colombo also run parks
in their own gardens without paying taxes.
The Sunday Observer last week spoke to the CMC Deputy Traffic
Director, Jayantha Guruge on the mushrooming vehicle parks in the city
and also about the exorbitant levy charged by vehicle owners even for a
short period.
A car park in Colombo
A car park in Fort
Some park owners charge Rs. 30 for a single hour, while others charge
Rs. 40 for the first hour and Rs. 50 each for additional hours.
Accordingly they charge over Rs. 400 from vehicle owners for parking
vehicles for just eight hours.
The CMC, Deputy Traffic Director said over 200,000 vehicles of all
types were entering the Colombo city everyday and existing parks are not
sufficient to provide space to all.
"The prime objective of charging a levy from parks are to discourage
vehicle owners coming to Colombo everyday,".
However, vehicle owners complain that charging a fee for parking
vehicles even for a few minutes is unfair. Vehicle owners charge that
the authority were turning a blind eye on such unfair charges.
Even if a vehicle owner parks his vehicle by the roadside for a few
minutes, traffic wardens demand around Rs. 30.
Although some vehicle owners give money to traffic wardens, some
others do not comply with the demand and refuse to pay. They say that
these charges were unfair.
A Banker Gihan Samarasiri, who travels to Colombo in his car everyday
requested the CMC not to charge from roadside parks, as it is
inconvenient for people to park vehicles for just a few minutes.
Mohan Perera of Ragama showed his displeasure over the demanding of
money by traffic wardens at every nook and corner in the city. He said
such collections were similar to people engaged in taking `Kappam' at
the Peliyagoda fish market.
A company Director who drives daily to Colombo said vehicle parks are
normally constructed with all infrastructure facilities in foreign
"But in our country the intention of the authorities was only to earn
a fast buck from vehicle owners and not focus any attention towards
providing infrastructure facilities. They have just established car
parks and allow drivers to park vehicles at their own risk," A leading
lawyer, S. Ranasinghe said charging money by traffic wardens from
motorists for parking vehicles by the roadside which does not cause any
inconvenience to others is wrong.
The revenue licence obtained by motorists from the Motor Traffic
Department (MTD) clearly states that the driver has a right to travel on
the road and park the vehicle at any point near the road without causing
inconvenience to pedestrians or vehicles.
"No one can charge any parking levy as the tax is already paid to the
A teacher, Gamini Peiris who parks his vehicle at the park near Lake
House lamented over the poor state of the park.
"The park is full of dust and mud when it rains, we have to spend
additional money to wash our vehicles because of the poor state of the
car park," he said.
He said the CMC must visit these place and give a hearing to
motorists about their grievances. Following are some proposals made by a
retired Motor Traffic Department Commissioner to make vehicle parks tidy
and clean.
Clean the entire land and remove garbage every weekend. Remove all
unnecessary trees around the land.Flatten the land and tar it.
Do not allow any private sector institution to collect money, since
their main target is to earn money and not to provide a service. (Like
private companies do presently at Bambalapitiya, opposite Lake House,
Slave Island and Pettah.)
The fee should be nominal, not exceeding Rs. 20 from each car for the
first two hours.
Additional hours should be charged Rs. 10 each. Charge Rs. 30 from
lorries and Rs. 10 from three wheelers and motor bikes.
The service of a motor mechanic should be provided to attend to
emergency repairs.
A food outlet and a snack bar should be set up within the premises.
Construct galvanise sheds around the park and Rs. 100 could be taxed
from each vehicle owner who prefer to use sheds.School Principal,
Renganathan of Panadura said there were many state owned lands in and
around the city of Colombo and urged the authorities to convert them
into vehicle parks.
"Then they can charge a reasonable amount from vehicle owners and
also protect them from private vehicle parks,".
A businessman, S. Wijesinghe said majority vehicle owners who come to
the city everyday are aware that most private vehicle parks earn
exorbitant levy from vehicle parking. They say that this is very unfair
and the Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) or any other authority should
immediately look into this.
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|Reviews for I Miss You
| BadazzAuthor chapter 1 . 6/27/2014
This was a very sad story nearly made me cry the first time I read it
| Silverflames16 chapter 1 . 9/3/2012
You know, great job with the Miranda lambert "over you" parody, I wonder if I'm the only one that sees it. Good job though, your not the only one to do song parodies
| Guest chapter 1 . 6/28/2012
sorry that i am not logged on. either have blaze and her child die, silver come back from the dead, or not have a happy ending. ciao for now
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Patiala, Jul 9 (UNI) Despite a good monsoon season, there is expected to be no respite from power cuts in Punjab as the state is not been getting its due share from central power projects.
The Punjab State Electricity Board (PSEB) has been forced to impose daily six hour power cuts in urban and 15 hour unscheduled power cuts in rural areas.
Due to sudden outages in generation plants in the state and short supply from central pool, the power frequency has fallen below 49Hz.
One of the units of NTPC's Singrouli Power Plant (500 MW) is out of generation since June 23, It will start working from July 18.
Another unit of 200MW of this plant is also out due to boiler tube leakage and it would be revived on July 11. PSEB is losing 70 MW, that is 17 Lakh Units (LUs) per day from this plant.
One unit of Guru Gobind Singh Thermal Plant (GSSTP), Ropar which was out of generation since June 15 due to fire in the cable gallery. The PSEB is losing 50 LUs per day due to non generation of this unit.
Another problem that the Board is facing is that wet coal is being received, due to widespread rains in pit head areas of coal mines. This is causing frequent choking in the coal path to the boiler bunkers and is affecting generation to some extent in the thermal plants in the state.
The Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) has drastically reduced releases of water from Pong reservoir to 1000 cusecs only, depriving PSEB of the additional generation at Mukerian Hydel project. However irrigation authorities have been requested to increase the releases to the Mukerian project.
PSEB Chairman Y S Ratra today admitted that the Board had been facing power shortage and said that GGSTP at Ropar had been lighted up and is likely to be synchronised tonight. The Board will get 210 MW or 50 LUs per day from this unit.
Mr Ratra further informed that demand of power on July eight was 1740 LUs, but availability was 1501 LUs. This includes 749 LUs from own sources including BBMB, 375 LUs from Central Sector, 199 LUs through purchase and 178 LUs through Banking.


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Talk:Nottinghamshire Census
Discovered extensive broken links in this page with incorrect links to Warsop with Sookholme, Nottinghamshire Catalogue page and all parishes affected have been linked within parish pages for the county parishes. The links now need repair for those parishes. Trike 04:44, 30 August 2011 (UTC) Repaired parishes to letter "M"
Completed repair of the page. Ironically Warsop with Sookholme, Nottinghamshire had not been entered correctly either. All parishes linked to it's Catalogue entry have been replaced. easy to fix this page but more time consuming to replace broken links for the parish pages affected ( more than 75% of the county) Suggest contributors check and repair as they add layers of information for each parish. Royalsarah 08:36, 30 August 2011 (UTC)
Cautiously we seem to have repaired the BROKEN LINKS in each parish in Nottinghamshire Parishes pages but it may be wise to check each page as these are worked to create content. All of the Warsop with Sookholme, Nottinghamshire linked content which contained "Warsop" Catalogue result have now been removed; it is noteworthy that the compiler of the original link also created a number of broken links due to absence of Catalogue entries for places in the county. The Catalogue is also eccentric in it's treatment of Library holdings and might do well to collaborate with Nottinghamshire Archives to achieve greater accuracy in the county geography and record holdings within the Archives. Outrageous 16:47, 6 September 2011 (UTC)
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Editorial: Letting mayor put citizens on Pension Board worth considering
Knoxville City Councilman Marshall Stair has a rational idea for adding two new citizen members to the city's seven-member Pension Board: Have the mayor, who represents the taxpayers, appoint the new board members, who also are to represent the taxpayers.
Stair said last week he could bring the idea up Tuesday as an amendment to a proposed ordinance on adding the new members. The ordinance needs to pass two votes by City Council before it goes to the voters for final approval in the November election.
"The mayor represents the citizens of Knoxville, and she should select the citizen representatives, subject to council confirmation, and thus help give taxpayers (and) citizens a voice on the Pension Board," Stair told the News Sentinel last week.
Councilmen Nick Della Volpe and George Wallace agree with Stair that his amendment is worth discussion, at the very least. Mayor Madeline Rogero, however, wants to keep the measure intact.
That represents a change in direction for the mayor. Initially, she was going to propose exactly what Stair is supporting ? the mayor would appoint two new Pension Board members, subject to confirmation by City Council, who would be city residents who did not work for the city or draw city retirement benefits, and who have experience in finance and/or retirement planning.
City employees, however, opposed that appointment process and persuaded the mayor to change her proposal. As revised, her proposal calls for the Pension Board to name the new members, subject to City Council approval.
The City Charter mandates that the Pension Board consist of two representatives elected by general government employees, two elected by uniformed employees, the mayor, the city finance director and one City Council member. All are eligible for municipal retirement benefits.
The idea behind adding two citizen members is to give taxpayers greater input into retirement plan policy. After all, without tax revenues there would be no retirement plans for employees.
If those appointments are made by the Pension Board, the beneficiaries of the retirement plans would still control every seat. There would be no one on the panel who would not be eligible at some point to benefit from the retirement system. Having two members without a dog in the fight would ensure greater objectivity in formulating policy.
Employee groups, however, do not want to give up control, even though the two citizen members would be a minority on the panel.
Mark Taylor, president of the local Fraternal Order of Police, said at a workshop on the matter in July that "it's vitally important that the employee reps that have been voted on to serve on the Pension Board have that say or have some say in that process."
On the contrary, it is vitally important that Pension Board members come from a variety of perspectives.
The mayor, as the chief executive of the city and representative of all its residents, should be the one to make the appointments. Another option would be to have City Council, which collectively also represents all the residents, make the appointments.
Rogero has said that City Council still would have the final say on nominees, so the source of the appointment should not matter. If that were so, the employee representatives should have had no objection to the original proposal.
Citizens deserve a direct voice on the Pension Board, which oversees about a half-billion dollars in retirement funds and consumes more and more of the city budget each year. Stair's proposal has merit and, if he follows through on his intent to offer it as an amendment, his colleagues should join him in giving citizens a place at the table.


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By the WaysideMature
"Father," John pleaded, motioning for the aged doctor to examine Jonathan's injury.
John Sr. tramped through the thicket with care. "Take a load of fellas," he suggested to the troop. He knelt beside the boy and exchanged a glance with his son. John understood. He leaned back, unclasping the buckle at his waist and pulling the belt through the loops of his trousers. His gun fell beside him. "Bite down on this," he explained, folding the leather while John Sr. poured some water over his hands from his canteen.
The pain, the adrenaline, and the anticipation were causing Jonathan to sweat, despite the biting cold. He winced as his grandfather lifted his ankle, supporting it by the calf muscle. He nearly bit the leather gag clean through while the old man prodded the injury. The cut was deeper than John originally determined, and his father was poking his fingers into it, feeling for a break. Jonathan's sock was almost all red now.
"It isn't broken," John Sr. concluded, "but it feels as though a ligament was torn. He won't be walking for a time, and we need to stop the bleeding."
Zeb was hovering close by. "Son of a bitch," he swore, throwing his arms up. "What in the hell are we even doing here? We should be after those goddamned bluebellies."
Now, Al started sweating too.
John surged to his feet. "Not now, Zeb."
John Sr. interrupted. "We can't treat him here. We need to find a suitable campsite. If we don't clean it and stop the bleeding, it will get infected. And then he's in God's hands."
"We'll double back," John decided, kneeling to pick up his son. His father's hand touched his shoulder.
"You're not fit enough for that yet."
Edlin and Jasper could hear from where they were sitting. Jasper was trying to stand, but Edlin was pulling him down. "Where in the hell you think you're going," Edlin chided.
"He's just a boy, like Al," Jasper argued.
"Yeah, and look where that canny idea's gotten us. Sit your ass down. We're only here until we're safely to town. We'll ferret out the underground and get back on our way north again."
Jasper was a soft-spoken man, even timid. And he wasn't that smart either, quite naive in fact. But he was a large man, a few inches taller than the rest of the party, and he was given to his principles. He wrested his arm free and lumbered toward Jonathan. "I'll carry the boy."
"The hell you will," Zeb interjected, "I'll carry him."
John replaced his belt and gun. "There's no time for this Zeb. If you please, Jasper," he finished, motioning with his head for the large man to come around and pick up Jonathan.
John's father rose as smoothly as his old bones allowed, and the party began its trudge back through the thicket. Al had the hardest time of it, and John felt somewhat responsible for the young man, so he kept pace with him.
"How's that crutch working out?"
"Fine. I'm much obliged for your craftsmanship. I don't think I'll need it much longer, actually. I'm regaining my strength and the numbness is going away."
Al looked uncomfortable for a beat.
"Lucky for me," he continued, "I'm not one of those Billy Yanks your friend keeps talking about. I wonder how I would have been received then."
"Zeb is still in the war. A short while ago, I let the war go."
"You welcome emancipation?"
"I'm no scalawag, but I'm through killing. Zeb doesn't understand that. This war is a disease, but it's not infecting the land, it's infecting the men, causing brother to kill brother, father to kill son. What good is fighting to give your family all the comforts on God's green Earth if a man has no family to give them to? I have to save what's left of mine."
John cocked his head and looked at Al. "If you had been a Yank, I would have received you just the same."


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Gabriel Iglesias
Every show, the cakes just pile up. And that is not necessarily a good thing for Gabriel Iglesias, the big-boned comedian who coined the term "fluffy" as a substitute for, well, morbidly obese. He packed the Fillmore Theater Thursday night as one of the headliners of the South Beach Comedy Festival and admitted to the room that he's going to have to start taking his health a bit more seriously.
"I found out I have Type 2 diabetes," he told during his show. Not so funny, but hopefully it will stop his legions of adoring fans from sending him cakes at every venue. It got so packed with sweets at the back of the Fillmore that one of the workers, who obviously hadn't heard of him, asked if he was the Cake Boss.
Igelsias was certainly feeling the love in Miami. He filled an hour with new material – stories about his visit to perform for the Prince of Saudi Arabia, jokes about being a step dad and a recent pregnancy scare. But after his allotted time, he asked the audience if he should continue, at which point he dug into his archives. "I'm a comedian and i already have greatest hits," he joked after hearing audience members yelling out his classic jokes (The Fat and the Furious, The Cop and the Donuts).
The good news for Miami, though, is that Iglesias will be filming his next one hour show in the Magic City.
The name of the new special? "Live by the cake, Die by the Cake."


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It couldn't have been more appropriate ... veteran Murray Long had his best performance as the Hawke's Bay Hawkeyes created history in more ways than one at the weekend's Superstock Teams Champs in Palmerston North.
The oldest member of the Hawkeyes, Long, 50, had three race wins as the Hawkeyes went unbeaten for the first time and beat Great Britain for the first time on their way to a fifth placing at the most illustrious event for the class on the Speedway New Zealand calendar.
"It was my best-ever champs but I was thrilled for the whole team ... there are so many good signs there for the future," Long, who extended his Hawkeyes record to 18 appearances at the champs, said.
The fact two of the James Buckrell-managed Hawkeyes, Adam Groome and Quintin Butcher, were making their debuts at the champs added to the significance of the unbeaten feat.
Long, who intends to do another two teams champs before retiring, had the first of his wins as the Hawkeyes beat the Wellington Wildcats 125-60 on Friday night.
Groome impressed as a blocker during this victory but still managed to be the next best of the Hawkeyes finishers with a third.
A highlight for the Wildcats in this race was Dale Robertson shoving Hawkeye Jayson Palamountain up the wall for three quarters of a lap.
Groome celebrated his debut night at the champs by securing the chequered flag as the Hawkeyes beat the Nelson Tigers 110-85 in their second outing on Friday night. Hawke's Bay's "Mr Speedway" Mike McLachlan produced some expert blocking that allowed Groome to take the win.
On Saturday night Long was first across the line in both of the Hawkeyes' victories, the first against Waikato and the second against Great Britain.
The Palmerston North-contracted Hawke's Bay-based Shane Penn captured a seventh teams title when his Palmerston North Panthers beat the Manawatu Mustangs in the final.


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Mr. Robins is Adaptive's President, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder. He has held executive-level positions in real estate, investing and medical technology, including: Pulte Homes, Connaught Real Estate Finance, and HealthAxis.com. Mr. Robins started his career in banking for companies such as Wasserstein Perella and Bank of America. In 2012, Mr. Robins was a "40 Under 40" Seattle Leaders honoree. In 2015, he and his brother, Harlan Robins, were honored as one of Goldman Sachs 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs of the Year. Mr. Robins was also a finalist for the Ernst & Young 2016 Entrepreneur Of The Year® Award in the Pacific Northwest. While in college and looking for a way to combine his adventuresome spirit with a vast learning opportunity, he spent 100 days in the wilderness with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLs) where he gained his open and interactive leadership style along with his strong teamwork mentality. A Cornell University honors graduate with a major in entrepreneurship and business, Mr. Robins obtained his MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a major in finance and concentrations in marketing and operations. In addition to the Adaptive Biotechnologies board, Mr. Robins holds board positions for the American Heart Association (Puget Sound) and Pavia Systems. He is also the co-founder and Director of Aortica Corporation, a company that is simplifying endovascular repair (EVAR) for abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA).
Dr. Robins leads our scientific research and development teams. He is also currently the Computational Biology Program Head at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC). Dr. Robins' background in science is remarkable. He obtained his bachelor's degree at Harvard University as a physics major with a concentration in mathematics. He then obtained his Masters and Ph.D. in theoretical physics (string theory) from the University of California Berkeley with a visiting appointment to the California Institute of Technology ("Caltech"). Dr. Robins obtained a postdoctoral appointment in theoretical physics in the particle theory group at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. Interested in the mathematics behind genetics and observing the potential utility of high-level mathematics to study problems in the biological sciences, Dr. Robins took another postdoctoral appointment at the Institute for Advance Study in Princeton to study under the famed biologist Dr. Arnold Levine. Working with Dr. Levine, Dr. Robins concentrated on developing bioinformatic algorithms for micro RNA targets and bacterial genome analysis, a precursor to his current faculty appointment at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in the Computational Biology Group, Public Health Sciences and Human Biology Divisions. In 2009, Dr. Robins was the recipient of the Ellison Award from the Ellison Medical Foundation New Scholars Program to support new investigators of outstanding promise in the basic biological sciences. Dr. Robins was also granted the Keck Foundation Medical Research Award in 2010, along with Dr. Christopher Carlson, to support their work at the FHCRC in advanced DNA sequencing methods to measure past and present pathogenic exposure in humans. Along with Chad Robins, Dr. Robins was most recently recognized as one of Goldman Sachs "100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs."
Dr. Miralles heads the Therapeutics Division of Adaptive. Prior to Adaptive, Dr. Miralles was the Global Head, Johnson & Johnson Innovation where he established the Johnson & Johnson Innovation Centers, JLABS, and Janssen Healthcare Innovation. He was also the head of the Janssen Research and Early Development unit in La Jolla, California and founded and launched the JLABS incubator in 2012 for start-up life science entrepreneurs, and was instrumental in developing and launching Johnson & Johnson's Innovation center model in 2013. While at Tibotec, he was instrumental in the clinical development and regulatory approval of Prezista and Intelence, 2 HIV drugs that helped change the course of HIV infection. Prior to Johnson & Johnson, Dr. Miralles held R&D positions at Trimeris and Triangle Pharmaceuticals and was an Assistant Professor at Duke University Medical Center. He is currently an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Pharmacology at the University of California San Diego. Dr. Miralles received his M.D. degree from the Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina and completed his internal medicine residency at the Mayo Clinic, and was a fellow in Infectious Diseases at Cornell University-New York Hospital.
Ms. Rubinstein oversees our global commercial and business development efforts including strategic and financial transactions with corporate, pharma and academic partnerships, as well as clinical sales. Prior to joining Adaptive, Ms. Rubinstein has held various worldwide commercial development roles at Pfizer Oncology, Johnson & Johnson and Morgan Stanley's Global Health Care Group. She is also the Vice-Chair of the Board for The Valerie Fund, a pediatric oncology organization in New Jersey and New York. Ms. Rubinstein holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Mr. Sang oversees the global product strategy and management of our Diagnostics business. He was most recently the Vice President of Global Diagnostics for Nanostring Technologies, Inc. and led their North American and Global commercial efforts for a new product class of decentralized genomic assays in solid and liquid tumors. Mr. Sang has more than 20 years of Hematology/Oncology expertise, including the global launch of products in highly specialized markets while ensuring their reimbursement. He has also held commercial leadership positions at Seattle Genetics and Enzon Pharmaceuticals. Mr. Sang obtained his Master's degree from New Mexico State University.
As Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Cohen leads our finance and accounting functions as well as oversees our human resources, facilities management and corporate IT services. Prior to Adaptive, he served as the CFO for the Zillow Group where he built the company's core finance, treasury and accounting functions, and led the finance organization through Zillow's 2011 IPO and nine acquisitions. In 2013, he was named Puget Sound Business Journal's CFO of the year. Before Zillow, Mr. Cohen worked for Ticketmaster Entertainment, Countrywide Bank, Ernst & Young and Novellus Systems. Mr. Cohen currently serves as a Board Director at Trupanion (NASDAQ: TRUP). He also served on Adaptive's board from March 2015 until his appointment as CFO in August 2015. He was also previously a board member for Ticketfly as Audit Chairman until its acquisition by Pandora in 2015. Mr. Cohen graduated from Boston University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and is licensed (inactive) as a CPA in California.
Mr. Nolan oversees software development and architecture, information technology and automation. Prior to Adaptive he has held various healthcare-focused leadership roles with Microsoft's HealthVault and Health Solutions Group, and was Chief Technology Officer for Drugstore.com. Mr. Nolan was also part of the founding teams that created key advances in healthcare innovation technology including Blue Button and the Direct messaging protocol, both now part of federal standards and regulation.
Ms. Hill leads the operations and marketing functions at Adaptive, including portfolio management, product development, strategic planning, client services, and corporate communications. She is an accomplished global executive with extensive biotechnology, oncology and medical device experience in both development and commercial stages. Prior to Adaptive, Ms. Hill held senior commercial positions with Spiration (a subsidiary of Olympus Corporation), Amgen, Immunex and Berlex Oncology. She earned an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Dr. Cimler leads our regulatory and quality organization. She has over 26 years of experience in the life science and FDA-regulated and global diagnostic industry leading regulatory, quality systems, clinical affairs, research, and product development organizations. Prior to Adaptive, Dr. Cimler served as Head of Global Quality and Vice President of Quality, Regulatory and Government Affairs at Illumina Inc. resulting in the first next generation sequencing platform (MiSeqDx) to receive FDA marketing authorization. Previously she also held leadership positions in quality, regulatory and government affairs for companies such as Beckman Coulter Inc., Abbott Molecular, Gen-Probe Inc., and C.R. Bard. Dr. Cimler holds a Ph.D. in Pharmacology from the University of Washington.
Eric Dobmeier is Chief Operating Officer of Seattle Genetics. He oversees the company's business development, corporate communications, manufacturing and program/alliance management groups, as well as corporate strategy initiatives. While at Seattle Genetics he has led negotiation and completion of multiple corporate alliances, including the ex-U.S./Canada development and commercialization agreement with Takeda Pharmaceutical Company for ADCETRIS® and ten ADC collaborations with leading biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. He has also been directly involved in raising more than $1.2 billion in capital for Seattle Genetics. Prior to joining the company, Mr. Dobmeier was with the law firms of Venture Law Group and Heller Ehrman LLP where he represented technology companies in connection with public and private financings, mergers and acquisitions and corporate partnering transactions.
David Goel co-founded Matrix Capital Management, a $2.5 billion long/short public equity fund with a 18-year track record. The fund holds a concentrated portfolio of high conviction, uniquely researched investment ideas, with a focus on technology, media/telecom, consumer, and service industries. Prior to forming Matrix Capital Management in 1999, David was a Member at Tiger Management. Previously, he was an Associate at General Atlantic Partners and a Financial Analyst at Morgan Stanley, focusing on Technology Investment Banking. David is a Director of Univision Communications, Inc., the leading American Spanish broadcasting media company based in New York, NY and he is also a Director of Popular, Inc., a bank with operations in New York, Florida and Puerto Rico. He is a Trustee of Phillips Exeter Academy, the Winsor School of Boston and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. David received a Bachelor of Arts (Magna Cum Laude) from Harvard University and is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy.
In January of 2016, Dr. Hershberg began serving as the Executive Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer at Celgene in addition to his role as founder and Chief Executive Officer at VentiRx Pharmaceuticals. VentiRx is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company committed to the development and commercialization of novel medicines for the treatment of cancer. Prior to VentiRx, Dr. Hershberg served as Senior Vice-President and Chief Medical Officer at Dendreon Corporation, developing immunotherapy approaches for cancer. Previously, Dr. Hershberg was an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School and an Associate Physician at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
In 1979, Dr. Levine and others discovered the p53 tumor suppressor protein, a molecule that inhibits tumor development. As chair of the National Institutes of Health Commission on AIDS Research and the National Academies Cancer Policy Board, he has helped determine national research priorities. He established the Institute's Center for Systems Biology, which concentrates on research at the interface of molecular biology and the physical sciences - on genetics and genomics, polymorphisms and molecular aspects of evolution, signal transduction pathways and networks, stress responses, and pharmacogenomics in cancer biology.
Mr. Neupert is an Operating Partner at Health Evolution Partners, a private equity fund. Previously, he was the Corporate Vice-President of the Microsoft Health Solutions Group. There he led a global organization dedicated to developing, marketing, selling and supporting software solutions designed to improve healthcare delivery and to empower individuals to become more engaged and responsible for their own health and wellness. Before Microsoft, Mr. Neupert was president and CEO of drugstore.com Inc. He holds an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College and a bachelor's degree from Colorado College.
Mr. Robins is currently Adaptive's President, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder. He has held executive-level positions in real estate, investing and medical technology, including: Pulte Homes, Connaught Real Estate Finance, and HealthAxis.com. Mr. Robins started his career in banking for companies such as Wasserstein Perella and Bank of America. In 2012, Mr. Robins was a "40 Under 40" Seattle Leaders honoree. In 2015, he and his brother, Harlan Robins, were honored as one of Goldman Sachs 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs of the Year. Mr. Robins was also a finalist for the Ernst & Young 2016 Entrepreneur Of The Year® Award in the Pacific Northwest. While in college and looking for a way to combine his adventuresome spirit with a vast learning opportunity, he spent 100 days in the wilderness with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLs) where he gained his open and interactive leadership style along with his strong teamwork mentality. A Cornell University honors graduate with a major in entrepreneurship and business, Mr. Robins obtained his MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a major in finance and concentrations in marketing and operations. In addition to the Adaptive Biotechnologies board, Mr. Robins holds board positions for the American Heart Association (Puget Sound) and Pavia Systems. He is also the co-founder and Director of Aortica Corporation, a company that is simplifying endovascular repair (EVAR) for abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA).
Dr. John Stuelpnagel co-founded and was Executive Chairman of Ariosa Diagnostics, Inc. until the company was acquired by Roche in 2015. He also served as the Chairman of Sequenta prior to its acquisition by Adaptive Biotechnologies. In 1998 he co-founded Illumina, Inc. and was instrumental in building Illumina into a life sciences industry leader. During his 12 years at Illumina, Dr. Stuelpnagel served as the company's first CEO and then transitioned into the role of COO. Prior to Illumina, he was a venture capitalist at CW Group. Dr. Stuelpnagel received his B.S. in Biochemistry and his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of California, Davis, and holds an M.B.A. from the University of California, Los Angeles.
Dr. Willis previously oversaw the product development and clinical validation of Adaptive's diagnostic products. He previously served as the CEO and Co-founder of Sequenta, Inc. (acquired by Adaptive in 2015). Prior to Adaptive, Dr. Willis co-founded ParAllele BioScience (acquired by Affymetrix in 2005). He also co-invented Molecular Inversion Probe technology for high throughput genotyping, while at the Stanford Genome Technology Center. Dr. Willis received his Ph.D. in physics from Stanford University.
Dr. Zoltners holds the Nemmers Professorship in Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, where he has been a member of the faculty for more than 30 years. Previously, he was a member of the Business School Faculty at the University of Massachusetts and received his PhD from Carnegie-Mellon University. In 1983, Dr. Zoltners co-founded ZS Associates, a global management consulting firm specializing in sales and marketing strategy, operations and execution. Dr. Zoltners was inducted into the Chicago Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame in 2005.


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