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I stare blankly up at the ceiling. I can't even be fucked to make patterns out of the grey splatters on it tonight. I'm always so far behind everyone else. Kyle was fucking begging me to kill him just a few days ago and even he's been let out first. Phil's probably clean, with a job and a girlfriend and whatever else he wants. Fuck it, he might as well be in a new band.
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"Still having bad dreams?"
"I didn't have one last night."
"That's good," he smiles.
"'Cause I didn't sleep," I finish. He frowns at that.
"Babe, you can't stop sleeping."
"I'd rather be bored as fuck for a few hours and not have that dream," I tell him quietly.
"Think what happened when I stopped sleeping, though."
"I know. I'll sleep when they send me home." That's assuming they don't notice and decide to keep me longer for it. He doesn't say anything to that. I guess there isn't really anything to say.
"At least have a nap while I'm here," he says after a couple minutes, kissing the top of my head.
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"I didn't dream," I hum, kissing him a little. He kisses back.
"How're you anyway?"
"I'm good. I quit my job at the diner," he announces with a smile and I hug him, fucking glad that he's finally away from that place. "I haven't had time to look for anywhere else yet, though."
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"Soon, I hope." You and me both, gorgeous.
"It's weird without you around at home."
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"I don't like it either, gorgeous." I feel myself getting a little clingy, but I don't resist the urge to hug him tighter
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It was dark by the time the girls reached Cassington House. It was smaller than Belle expected a residential building to be in a school with grounds as big as Attington's.
It had taken Belle and Anne almost ten minutes to make their way down the sloping field where the main building stood, and along the long, winding beige paths that led to the numerous residential buildings, separated by small blue sign posts pointing arrows in different directions. Finally, they came to Cassington; a small white house situated at the bottom end of campus.
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BeschreibungDesigned to bridge the gap between graduate-level texts in partial differential equations and the current literature in research journals, this text introduces students to a wide variety of more modern methods - especially the use of functional analysis - which has characterized much of the recent development of PDEs. *Covers the modern, functional analytic methods in use today -- especially as they pertain to nonlinear equations. *Maintains mathematical rigor and generality whenever possible -- but not at the expense of clarity or concreteness. *Offers a rapid pace -- with some proofs and applications relegated to exercises. *Unlike other texts -- which start with the treatment of second-order equations -- begins with the method of characteristics and first-order equations, with an emphasis in its constructive aspects. *Introduces the methods by emphasizing important applications. *Illustrates topics with many figures. *Contains nearly 400 exercises, most with hints or solutions. *Provides chapter summaries. *Lists references for further reading.
Inhaltsverzeichnis1. First-Order Equations. 2. Principles for Higher-Order Equations. 3. The Wave Equation. 4. The Laplace Equation. 5. The Heat Equation. 6. Linear Functional Analysis. 7. Differential Calculus Methods. 8. Linear Elliptic Theory. 9. Two Additional Methods. 10. Systems of Conservation Laws. 11. Linear and Nonlinear Diffusion. 12. Linear and Nonlinear Waves. 13. Nonlinear Elliptic Equations. Hints and Solutions of Selected Exercises. References. Index.
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Verlag: PRENTICE HALL
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 1995
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People who would venture these roads would often sign wills and pray with family members before embarking. As a result, towns seemed to cluster around slow, navigable water sources, like gentle rivers, or by the ocean. And in these towns sprang up taverns and bars. These served both weary travelers and townfolk and - were used as a cradle of democracy. - a great place for gossip and news. - were important in crystallizing public opinion. - were hotbeds of agitation for the Revolutionary movement. An inter-colonial mail system was set up in the mid-1700s, but mailmen often passed time by reading private letters, since there was nothing else to do. The predominant denominations were the Congregationalists in New England, the Anglicans in the South, and the Presbyterians on the frontier. Two "established churches" (tax-supported) by 1775 were the Anglican and the Congregational. A great majority of people didn't worship in churches. The Church of England (Anglican) was official in Georgia, both Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland, and a part of New York. Anglican sermons were shorter, its descriptions of hell were less frightening, and amusements were less scorned. For Anglicans, not having a resident bishop proved to be a problem for unordained young ministers. So, William and Mary was founded in 1693 to train young clergy members. The Congregational Church had grown from the Puritan Church, and it was established in all the New England colonies except for Rhode Island. There was worry by the late 1600s that people weren't devout enough. Due to less religious fervor than before, and worry that so many people would not be saved, the stage was set for a revival, which occurred, and became the First Great Awakening – the first spontaneous mass movement of the American people. Jonathan Edwards was a preacher with fiery preaching methods, emotionally moving many listeners to tears while talking of the eternal damnation that nonbelievers would face after death. He began preaching in 1734, and his methods sparked debate among his peers. Most famous sermon was "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," describing a man dangling a spider over a blazing fire, able to drop the spider in at any time – just as God could do to man. His famous metaphor: "The road to hell is paved with the skulls of unbaptized children." George Whitefield was even better than Edwards when he started four years later. An orator of rare gifts, he even made Jonathan Edwards weep and persuaded always skeptical Ben Franklin to empty his pockets into the collection plate. Imitators copied his emotional shaking sermons and his heaping of blame on sinners. These new preachers were met with skepticism by the "old lights," or the orthodox clergymen. However, the Great Awakening led to the founding of "new light" centers like Princeton, Brown, Rutgers, and Dartmouth. The Great Awakening was the first religious experience shared by all Americans as a group. Pg. 97-104 Education was most important in New England, where it was used to train young future clergymen. In other parts of America, farm labor used up most of the time that would have been spent in school. However, there were fairly adequate primary and secondary schools in areas other than New England. The only problem was that only well-to-do children could afford to attend. In a gloomy and grim atmosphere, colonial schools put most of the emphasis on religion and on the classical languages, as well as doctrine and orthodoxy. Discipline was quite severe, such as a child being cut by a limb from a birch tree. Also, at least in New England, college education was regarded more important than the ABC's. Eventually, some change was made with emphasis of curriculum change from dead languages to live ones, and Ben Franklin helped by launching the school that would become the University of Pennsylvania. Though there was little time for recreation (due to farm work, fear of Indians, etc…), the little free time that was there was used on religion, not art. Painters were frowned upon as pursuing a worthless pastime. John Trumbull of Connecticut was discouraged, as a youth, by his father. Charles Wilson Peale, best know for his portraits of George Washington, also ran a museum, stuffed birds, and practiced dentistry in addition to his art. Benjamin West and John Singleton Copley had to go to England to complete their ambitious careers. Architecture was largely imported from the Old World and modified to meet American needs. The log cabin was borrowed from Sweden. The classical, red-bricked Georgian style of architecture was introduced about 1720. Colonial literature was also generally undistinguished. However, a slave girl, Phillis Wheatley, who had never been formally educated, did go to Britain and publish a book of verse and subsequently wrote other polished poems that revealed the influence of Alexander Pope. Ben Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanac was very influential, containing many common sayings and phrases, and was more widely read in America and Europe than anything but the Bible. Ben Franklin's experiments with science (the lightning rod, bifocal glasses, a highly efficient stove, etc) and his sheer power of observation truly made him America's first Renaissance man. Few libraries were found in early America, and few Americans were rich enough to buy books. On the eve of the revolution, many hand-operated presses cranked out leaflets, pamphlets, and journals signed with pseudonyms. In one famous case, John Peter Zenger, a New York newspaper printer, was taken to court and charged with seditious libel (writing in a malicious manner against someone). The judge urged the jury to consider that the mere fact of publishing was a crime, no matter whether the content was derogatory or not. Zenger won after his lawyer, Andrew Hamilton, excellently defended his case. The importance—freedom of the press scored a huge early victory in this case, and it pointed the way to open public discussion. By 1775, eight colonies had royal governors who'd been appointed by the king. Three colonies had governors selected by proprietors. Nearly each colony had a two-house legislature. The upper house was chosen by either royal officials or by the colony's proprietor. The lower house was filled by election by the people. Most governors were effective. A few were corrupt. One Lord Cornbury, Queen Anne's cousin, was named the New York and New Jersey governor. He was a drunkard, spendthrift, grafter, embezzler, religious bigot, not to mention, a cross-dresser (uh, not that there's anything wrong with that. ) The right to vote was expanding. It was still limited to white males only, but to more white males. But, the land requirement was gone. Land was so plentiful that it didn't really limit voters anyway. Americans had many hardships, as many basic amenities that we have today were not available. Churches weren't heated at all. Running water or plumbing in houses was nonexistent. Garbage disposal was primitive at best. Yet, amusement was permitted, and people often worked/partied during house-raisings, barn-raisings, appleparings, quilting bees, husking bees, and other merrymaking. In the South, card playing, horse racing, cockfighting, and fox hunting were fun. Lotteries were universally approved, even by the clergy because they helped raise money for churches and colleges. Stage plays were popular in the South, but not really in the North Holidays were celebrated everywhere in the colonies (New England didn't like Christmas, though). America in 1775 was like a quilt, each part different and individual in its own way, but all coming together to form one single, unified piece. By the mid-18th century, the North American colonies shared all of the following similarities: basically English in language. Protestant in religion. opportunity for social mobility. basically the same degree of ethnic and religious toleration.


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In Pediatric Bone Cancer, K9 Osteosarcoma Samples Identify Drivers Of Metastasis
"We have a pediatric osteosarcoma survival rate of 75 percent. But if the disease has already metastasized at the time of diagnosis, the survival rate is only 20 percent. This study takes an important step toward stopping this metastasis and treating the most dangerous form of the disease," says Dawn Duval, PhD, investigator at the CU Cancer Center and assistant professor of molecular oncology at Colorado State University.
Duval and colleagues assessed the gene expression signatures of K9 osteosarcoma samples, comparing cancers that had shown especially long and especially short periods of disease-free progression after the common treatment of amputation and chemotherapy - the theory being that differences in these genetic profiles would mark the difference between metastasic and non-metastatic cancers. The gene most different between more and less aggressive K9 osteosarcomas was the gene that makes IGF2 mRNA binding protein (called IGF2BP1) - a molecule necessary during fetal development that should go quiet after birth, but whose expression had been restarted in these aggressive cancers.
"Right away, both the over-expression of this protein and its known function made it a strong candidate driver for osteosarcoma metastasis, but we wanted to validate its function in human samples and in mouse models," Duval says.
To do so, the group analyzed IGF2BP1 expression in five available human osteosarcoma cell lines, finding an average 14-fold increase in expression compared to samples of healthy bone. Specifically, the group found that mRNA and protein expression linked to the influence of IGF2BP1 was highest in the most metastatic of these five human cell lines.
When Duval knocked down the expression of IGF2BP1, she found a three-fold decrease in the proliferation of these cells and increased sensitivity to chemotherapy with doxorubicin. The same technique produced similar results in mouse models of the disease - without IGF2BP1, mouse models developed fewer, smaller tumors.
"It's an exciting finding and one with important clinical potential," Duval says.
Though further work is needed to validate IGF2BP1 as a marker and target for controlling the metastasis of pediatric bone cancer, and to identify clinically appropriate ways of targeting the molecule or its gene expression pathway, Duval is optimistic that this first step will result in improved care for the pediatric osteosarcoma patients who remain at the highest risk.
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I decided in the end that i would go the school the next day, there was no point worrying myself over something that wasn't really my business.
As i pulled into the student carpark the next day, i saw the usual crowd of people, loitering by their cars chatting to their friends. I saw Nessie climb out her car, spot luke and hurry over. I climbed out of my car and walked casually towards them.
"Hey you two are you okay?"
"Oh hey Pippa, yeah i'm great thanks, me and luke had a Lord of the Rings marathon last night with a tub of Ben and Jerry's "
I smiled, I had thought i was the only one to be obsessed with Sci-Fi.
"Cool, do you two like Doctor Who?" i said casually, instantly i saw their eyes light up - "Yeah we love Doctor Who"
"Thats great, Listen I have the house to myself on saturday night and I just thought if neither of you are doing anything do you fancy sleeping over and watching the start of the new series with me?"
I could see Luke was eager but Nessies face crumpled, "I'm not sure, what i'm doing saturday evening to be honest" she looked apologetic.
"Ah come on Ness, it will be good" Luke put on his puppy dog eyes and i could see Nessie considering it. "Well okay"
"Thats great" I said smiling, "and if you want, afterward we can have a doctor who marathon, I have all of the episodes and even some of the older ones"
Nessie grinned at me, I liked Nessie and Luke, they seemed like proper friends i'd known forever even though i had only known them a few days.
Alex rushed passed our little group, head down and tears looked to be rolling down her face, I turned to stare where she had just fled to. I dont think Nessie had seen her as she had her back turned and was talking to Luke about something.
"I'll see you later, i said before speeding off towards where i thought Alex had gone.
As i opened the door to the girl toilets, i could hear soft muffled sobs coming from the end cubical, i tapped nervously on the door and said "Alex?." The door to the cubical unbolted she came out, her mascara running down her face. "Whats happened?"
Through stiffled sobs, Alex managed to tell me that during the night, she had heard Logan's phone buzz on his bedside table, he was asleep so she had picked it up to read the text and saw it was from Ellie.
"And i looked through his inbox and outbox and found loads of dirty texts between them, so i confronted him about it this morning and the whole truth came out" at this more tears came flooding down her face.
"Oh hunni come here" I held out my arms and hugged her close
"Oh Pippa, i feel a fool for not believing you" she sobbed into my shoulder
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Graphic photos that show a foetus whose mother was forced to have an abortion seven months into her pregnancy have shocked web users in China after they were posted online.
The pictures, which show the mother lying prone in her hospital bed with the bloodied foetus beside her, have reopened the debate over the country's controversial population-control measures. Authorities in north China's Shaanxi province forced Feng Jianmei to have the abortion after she did not pay a 40,000 yuan (£4,000) fine and exceeded the country's one-child limit. She and her husband already have a six-year-old daughter. China's controversial one-child policy, which was introduced more than three decades ago, requires couples to limit their families to one child.
There are exceptions for ethnic minorities and people with disabilities, while rural families can have two children if the first is a girl. In some cities, more than one child is permitted if both parents are single children.
The provincial government said in a statement on its website that a preliminary probe confirmed the case was "basically true". Saying the reports had caused "unease", it reaffirmed its commitment to women's rights and said investigators have recommended action against those who performed the abortion.
Deng Jiyuan, Ms Feng's husband, told the Global Times newspaper his wife almost killed herself out of panic. He said five men from the local family planning bureau forcibly gave his wife an injection three days after blindfolding her and forcing her to sign an agreement to have the abortion.
The bureau said the couple had agreed to terminate the pregnancy, but Mr Deng disagreed.
"They did not notify us until several days before the injection, when they asked us to bring 40,000 yuan before the deadline they set, which we failed to do," he said.
China insists the family planning policy is necessary because the country does not have the resources to deal with a population growing out of control. China is the world's most populous country, with a population of 1.3 billion. The government estimates that more than 400 million births have been prevented by the policy.
The policy is widely despised, and there is pressure to reverse it as China's population is ageing swiftly, prompting fears that there may not be enough young workers to sustain economic growth at current levels for much longer.
The penalty for breaking the rules on planned birth is the imposition of a fine and a loss of benefits such as free education and healthcare, but for many wealthy couples in China this is a price worth paying.
"This was very common in my hometown, even when the baby was close to term, women were forced to abort. Population control is fine, but what about those rich people who are allowed to have eight children," wrote one web commentator from Nanning, referring to a case in December last year when a wealthy couple in Guangdong had eight babies, including several born illegally to surrogates. "In 100 years, or even in 50 years, you will see how ridiculous population control is," a commentator from Ningbo said.
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AMC's The Walking Dead still has not revealed the official outcome of one particular character. In confirmed news, Jeffrey Dead Morgan has been cast as main villain Negan. Negan will be shown in the season six finale episode then become a regular in The Walking Dead Season 7. Negan loves violence and is always shown with his bat wrapped in barbed wire named "Lucille." It is great that we are getting to see more characters from Robert Kirkman's comic series. Other stars who auditioned for the role include Timothy Olyphant, Matt Dillon, and Garret Dillahunt, but I think Morgan is the best in this role, remember him in Watchmen (2009)?
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Synopsis: Sheriff Deputy Rick Grimes leads a group of survivors in a world overrun by the walking dead. Fighting the dead, fearing the living.
Directors: Ernest R. Dickerson, Jennifer Chambers Lynch, Michael E. Satrazemis, Jeffrey F. January, Billy Gierhart, Greg Nicotero, Guy Ferland, Bill Gierhart, Michelle MacLaren, David Boyd, Tricia Brock, Gwyneth Horder-Payton, Daniel Sackheim, Seith Mann, Julius Ramsay, Michael Edison Satrazemis, Alrick Riley
Genres: Horror, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Drama
Year: 2010
Runtime: 44
Awards: 53
Nominations: 142
Producers: David Alpert, Gale Anne Hurd, Denise M. Huth, Robert Kirkman, Tom Luse, Greg Nicotero, Scott M. Gimple, Paul Gadd, Jolly Dale, Angela Kang, Kenneth Requa, Matthew Negrete, Channing Powell, Seth Hoffman, Caleb Womble, Nichole Beattie, Heather Bellson, Glen Mazzara, Evan T. Reilly, Corey Reed, Frank Darabont, Amy Barnes, Sang Kyu Kim, Curtis Gwinn, Ryan DeGard, John Marler, Charles H. Eglee, Adam Fierro, Jack LoGiudice, Skip Schoolnik, Alex Coley Brown, Christina Perez
Musicians: Bear McCreary
Editors: Julius Ramsay, Dan Liu, Hunter M. Via, Avi Youabian, Nathan Gunn, Rachel Goodlett Katz, Kelley Dixon, Evan Schrodek, Robert Bramwell
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Graham Norton has got his stolen car back after appealing to his fans to help him find it.
The black Lexus hybrid 4x4 was stolen from outside his home in Wapping on Friday night.
After discovering the theft when he returned home in the early hours of Saturday, Norton, 48, asked listeners to his Radio 2 show later that day to look out for the vehicle.
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I have a 2005 STS V8, certified pre-owned under warranty through 2011
Had most of my stuff done at Scott Cadillac in Allentown, as they are very convenient to my office. So far my experience has been fairly mixed with both good and bad. I'll just do a Pro/Con list.
1. Friendly service manager, easy to work with
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1. Car has a persistent wobble as if a tire out of balance, got new tires with alignment and balance, which didn't resolve problem. Took it back for that issue, wheels were re-balanced but still not resolved, this is an open item.
2. Had 2 warranty items fixed as stated with "no hassle" but in both cases I had to tell the service manager about the problem, even though it was obvious (for instance paint peel on the start button) rather than the technicians fixing it on their own. Not a huge deal, but I feel a Cadillac dealership should take the extra initiative to fix an obvious problem without being prompted.
3. Loaner car was a rental G6. No cost to me, so not a major complaint here, but again, shouldn't a Cadillac dealership give Cadillac loaner cars? My mom always got a Jag loaner when she takes her Jag in, and my brother gets an Infiniti when he takes his Infiniti in..
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Published: September 8, 2013 - 10:42 PM | Updated: September 9, 2013 - 06:34 AM
Clay Buchholz is ready to rejoin the Boston Red Sox rotation after missing three months with a strained neck.
Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury has a broken right foot, leaving the AL East leaders without a key offensive catalyst as they try to wrap up the division title.
Buchholz said he threw about 30 pitches in a routine bullpen session Sunday at Yankee Stadium, his final hurdle before starting Tuesday night at Tampa Bay. Boston manager John Farrell said the team was not quite ready to announce which starter would be sent to the bullpen to make room for Buchholz, but Felix Doubront and Ryan Dempster were considered the likely candidates.
"I think the transition to the bullpen is probably less the factor in this," Farrell said. "The priority is, who's the most effective starter right now?"
Buchholz opened 9-0 with a 1.71 ERA in 12 starts this season and was selected to the All-Star team. He hasn't pitched in the majors since beating the Los Angeles Angels on June 8.
Farrell says the team believes Ellsbury will be back this year, and hopes it will be during the regular season. But there is no specific timetable for his return, and the speedy leadoff hitter will keep wearing a protective boot on his injured foot for five days.
Ellsbury had an MRI on Saturday and returned to Boston for further examination. Then he went to Colorado to get a second opinion from foot specialist Dr. Thomas Clanton at the Steadman Clinic. Farrell says tests confirmed the diagnosis of a compression fracture, which means it's non-displaced.
More tests for Harvey
New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey will have his sore right elbow examined by Dr. James Andrews to help determine if the 24-year-old ace needs reconstruction surgery.
Mets manager Terry Collins said before Sunday's game he thought Harvey would have an examination this week, but no date has been set. Harvey was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Aug. 27 with a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament.
He tweeted last month that he planned on being back from his injury in April, but if reconstruction surgery is required Harvey would likely miss all of next season.
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I had a tummy tuck 26 months ago & I have indentation in my hips. I think the Doctor removed too much skin?
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Contour irregularities after a tummy tuck
can certainly occur and most issue are fixable with office revisions. Did you mention this to your surgeon at your very last visit when photos are usually taken? Have you had any weight fluctuations since your procedure where you lost more weight? Bottom line, you must see a surgeon for an evaluation of your concerns and to get reasonable options from which you can choose.
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The USGA golf handicap system allows players of different skill levels to compete together.
Golf handicaps are established in order to permit players of varying skill to compete against one another at an equal level. The minimum number of 18-hole rounds required to establish a handicap is five. After you have played more than five rounds, your handicap index will be based on your best 10 rounds over the past 20 entered. In order to do establish a handicap, you should follow the steps below.
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Two divers found themselves wrestling with an apparently camera-shy octopus after the creature attempted to poach the device in a dramatic tug of war.
Experienced divers Warren Murray and David Malvestuto were recording footage of the creature in the Bluefish Cove, in California, when it grabbed the device, sparking an underwater wrestle.
The pair, from California, were 80ft below sea level taking pictures of marine life when the octopus attacked.
Mr Murray, who filmed the incident told the BBC: "Before you know it, I saw one arm grab him and then the whole body just lunged onto his camera.
"I was worried that the octopus wasn't actually going to come off his camera and I was just making sure I got it on video, otherwise the people on land wouldn't believe us."
But when Mr Malvestuto started taking pictures of the octopus, it jumped off and swam away, leaving the divers to emerge from the tug of war victorious.
"We didn't bother it or put it in a dangerous situation", Mr Murry said, "so I think it more or less was just curious".
This is not the first time an octopus has attempted to steal a camera. In 2010, a thieving octopus tried to steal diver Victor Huang's new Panasonic Lumix camera, which resulted in a five minute chase as Huang pursued the creature in an attempt to get his gadget back.
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Earlier this month, as part of HEC Paris MBA's leadership in action and learning by doing focus, the entire MBA class (both full-time and part-time) took part in the annual 2-day off campus leadership seminar at the elite Saint-Cyr Military Academy in Brittany.
Students were challenged both mentally and physically through a series of individual and team activities, under the supervision of French officers. Some of these officers were current MBA students like Christophe De Ligniville from our September '15 intake. "My biggest objective was to help each of my peers identify key factors of efficient leadership and in the same time realizing how they could enjoy from leading a team," said Christophe.
For the various activities, which ranged from building rafts and bridges to scaling walls, solving crisis scenarios and getting an injured person to safety, students took turns being the team leader for the activities. "Two exercises were undoubtedly my highlights of the seminar: the X-bridge and the zip line. With the X-bridge exercise, I realized how good ideas cannot succeed without good communication and with the zipline, I learned that sometimes reflection has to follow action," reflected Teles N'Guessan, one of the MBA participants.
The tasks were designed to take students out of their comfort zones, allowing them to put their problem solving capabilities to the test, in a unique and different environment from the classroom. "Working as a team (#team8thebest) in a non-academic atmosphere was challenging and rewarding. We all worked at choosing a leader, coordinating efforts and following instructions. In an MBA classroom, we discuss a lot to find answers but in Saint-Cyr, it was more about learning to trust peers' directives and to find adequate solutions," said Teles N'Guessan.
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - December 29, 1905, Ada, Oklahoma |4>- - OL.-.. To take those handsome ll D Ta* & ftnflW Hft But everybody does itIt 8 3 01131116 Presents given aw ay by the ® V*Ullf5t5 UU. opposite Postoffice. WEATHER FORFCAST: Tomorrow Fair. THE EVENING NEWS. DEVOTED TO MAKING ADA A LARGER AND MORE PROGRESSIVE CITY TEMPERATURE TODAY: At 3 p. ft, . 55 degree*. VOLUME 2 ADA. INDIAN TERRITORY, FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 29, 1905 NUMBER 242 Ilasthneek1IN THE YEAR SIMPLY ANOTHER EMPTY CON THAT WAS LOADED No freight or any other item of expense will be charged on any piece of winter merchandise now remaining in our store during this week. Winter suits, winter overcoats, winter dress goods, winter shoes and winter underwear must be cleaned up this week at and less than actual first cost. Let us supply the rest of your needs for winter clothing and shoes. The gain will be yours ...... The detailed story of young Sutton's tragic death, meagerly mentioned in Thursday's New*, is hm follows: The father, V. B Sutton, lives six miles northwest of Ada, on the Hebee road. He is visiting in Alabama. The rest of the family are away in Texa*, except the two boys, Marion aged fifteen and Clem seventeen. Thursday morning about seven, before Marion had risen, they began playing or * fooling" with a pistol. Not knowing, of course th it the weapon was loaded, Clem proceeded to snap at his brother with the result that the gun was di»charg*d striking Marion centrally in the forehead, causing in stant death. Clem dropped the pistol and ran terror stricken to a neighbor's house to tell the awful spiry. Neighbors came to town later and tried to reach the father bv wire, hut without success. Officers went out in the afternoon to inve*tigite and brought Clem back. Ile was placed in jiil, but was soon released on his promise to appear before the U. S. Commissioner this morning. Although it is urquestionably a case of boyish c»irle*sness and innocent intent, the officers wished to h ive some kind of formal hearing in the matter. The'little fellow is overwhelmed with1 grief. rn COX-GREER Dry Goods Company. TOWN OF OWL SWEPTDY DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES Owl, I. T.. Hee. 29 —At about ] midflight fire was discovered in I Jones & Ca rn rick's drug store,; i i I whi* Ii t>n ac *ount of the Idyll! i wind s* on ►prend tr* the adj tining! bondings, A♦ J doting the drug| I - tore was the new telephone of-) | bet* in course <f constr uc i in. I switchboard saved. Building was owned by Dr. Codj? ''Tint? j | rn xt building to fall prey to the*« I ti urn's wa* the Owl Tribune I which was a total loss. I h*s pro ; iii ietor and his family of thra*! little ones barely escape I with I their lives. TU* next Im GOVERNMENT EXPERTS EXAMINE COUNTERFEITS turn ti tire store of Jones Si Bryant from which only a few coffins were >aved* Toe origin of the are i* unki own. Farmers,' Union Meeting On January 4. 5 and 6 the Far-1111*' Un on of the lh Ii recording d i *» t r * ct w i I hold it* quarterly in**ettig j tx the Union Hall tit Ada MOST STOCKSAre Badly BroKen It pays to keep in touch with with a house like ours . . . Trade with the Bis Cash Store, where you can get what you call for . . . II I I Scott-Hoard Co Ll Shawnee, Ok., Hee. *29— B. X Books of W ashing ton, I). U., author of'Cir Paper Cuirency," and forty-one veals an expel t in tile service of rn** Government, and one of the highest salaried men in the depirtment «ervice, is in the city t dav. Hi caie-fully examined the numerous counterfeit bills and coins taken xx > by the police here yesterday Toe banks of Oklahoma and In Territory have complained of much bad money, which was the reason for sending the expert here. \V. Ii. Forsythe, a secret, service man of Denison, Texas, is here also. The fact that a large number of counterfeit -92, $5 and $i<) bills, £1 and 50 ' diver pieces have been freely circulated of late in t se two t» Tritone*, has fad * he Controller of the Currency to send his hest experts into this section To J.-cav the counterfeiters and ascertain the kinds of money counterfeited. The many friends of Pom and Prank I > vis, of J#***e, deeply *.Y in pa th i se with* them iii th*-* 1 * * * t Ii .*f 'heir fa her at Denton, l «*xas, a few days ago, He wa* hui' iii g » leg c 111 lenin ti him) prominent sT w neb wa* burn *d was th * large {citizen of the Lone **iar Spite U. S. Comissioner's Court. MINING ACCIDENTS IN ? LL + 4* PAUL W. ALLEN, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Horses Boarded by.Day or Week. Satisfaction Guaranteed. IV^t of Service. Allen Livery Barn South Town*end]Ave., Phone 64. + 4* + Clem button, the boy vvlio accidently shot his bi other, was dis ch***g»*d tin* nfteri»oon ny Judge r«lhntt after a short pcrtunciory hearing W. L Hornbeak, one of th*| telephone crew, has been arrect* j ed, charged with introducing and I disposing of I qaor a few day*! ag*». Upon a hearing this fore-! than noon he wa* held in a 9500 faun! to await the action of the grand jury. i Iii* fa ex»r»-m»*I.v un for* tin ate. for young Hornbeak bear.* ah excellent reputation. At. this hour he h is not made the bond The three Howard brothers of Fr*r. is are on trial this afternoon tor liquor offenses. TERRITORY NUMEROUS Washington, Dec. 29.—The an- j lion to regulate the hours of *hot nun! report of the Mine I os pcto r . firers, provision for adv quite for Indian Territory shows di-I maps chowing the position of old COMPARATIVE QUIET PREVAILS IN MOSCOW ring the past year the coal pro duct ion was 349,996 tons less in the previous year, winch fa attributed to the falling od of t ie d I, owing to many indirect intlu *nces. The tot ii territorial output this year was 2,97't 961 tons. Toe number of accidents this year wa* 114, of which 41 were fatal, Ti.is is a considerable ii • cruise over l ist year and the n -port sits "is chiefly due to reckless mining mid lack of precautions " The inspector suggests fagfala- mines and « f new openings, thereby preventing th e danger which arises when a new mine approaches old workings in which water has accnmufat»*d Cotton In D mjnd. Deputy U. S. Marshal ('urn mings, assisted t»y City Marshal Skinner of Francis arrested and brought in Friday from Francis three brothers charged with I av mg stolen Cho pounds of cotton Wednesday night from \. S Scroggins, who lives near that place. 'Cheir names are J HD, George and Lorn Howard. GUS KRANNICH I (Over Freeman's Store) SHOULD: BC YOUR. TAILOR Five hundred of the latest uptodate styles just received to select from. F t guaranteed on every• {garment made in my shop. Firsl class work ma ash ip, my motto. GUS KRANNICH. K. C. Tailor Shop. - - Ada, I. 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From the University of California-Berkeley and University of California-San Francisco Joint Medical Program (Dr Zier); and the Program on Ethics and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Critical Care Medicine (Dr White), University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
Correspondence to: Douglas B. White, MD, MAS, Associate Professor, Director, Program on Ethics and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Critical Care Medicine, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, 3550 Terrace St., Scaife Hall, Room 608, HPU010604, Pittsburgh, PA 15261; e-mail: email@example.com
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We thank Dr Pope for initiating a discussion about the normative ethical implications of our study recently published in CHEST (July 2009),1 which space limits did not allow us to pursue. He correctly points out that the ethical underpinnings of surrogate decision making require surrogates to set aside their own hopes and preferences for the patient and instead make decisions based on the substituted judgment or the best-interest standards. The aim of the study was not to examine this issue, and consequently our data are not helpful on this point. However, our data reveal that it is not rare for surrogates to hold religious objections to the futility rationale; therefore, further empirical research is needed to better understand how surrogates make treatment decisions when their religious or moral beliefs are at odds with the treatment course that seems most consistent with the patient's preferences.
We agree that the ethical permissibility of overriding a surrogate's treatment request generally hinges on whether the request is rooted in the surrogate's own values or the patient's values. When the treatment requested is rooted in the surrogate's values, and those values differ from the patient's, physicians have an ethical responsibility to ensure that the patient's treatment preferences are respected. In our clinical experience, a careful, empathic discussion with the surrogate, often with the assistance of the hospital chaplain, can often help the surrogate understand and accept the need to respect the patient's previously stated wishes. We have found this type of mediation to be considerably more fruitful than the alternative: time-consuming, adversarial legal proceedings to remove an individual as surrogate decision maker.
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And it illustrates a "glass ceiling", with women massively under-represented in management and the boardroom.
The report, commissioned by Mayor Ken Livingstone, also shows London has fewer working mothers than other regions, with more women choosing to stay at home with their children.
The report concedes much of the pay difference is due to the careers they choose to enter rather than simply the issue of different pay rates for men and women in similar jobs.
It finds that women dominate the workforce in shops, call centres, health, education and administration, where pay is low - only £5.38 an hour on average.
By contrast, in the male-dominated professions of property and business, pay averages £17.30 an hour.
Business chiefs blame the pay gap on women who choose lowpaid jobs and take career breaks to start families.
CBI deputy director-general John Cridland said: "We mustn't get hung up on discrimination by employers. That is only a small part of this problem.
"Much more important are the career choices women make which leave them concentrated in lowerpaying sectors, and women's traditional caring responsibilities which restrict their options and interrupt their careers.
"Unfair discrimination should be stamped out, but too much of the argument about the gender pay gap has been too simplistic."
Dan Bridgett of the London Chamber of Commerce called the report "unduly negative".
He said: "In our view, women in business have made great strides. An ever-increasing number run their own businesses and in many respects their achievements outstrip their male counterparts." But trade unions are urging employers to eradicate the pay gap.
Dawn Butler, national officer at the GMB, said: "Unless priority is given to correcting the gender imbalance in take-home pay, the fight against poverty will never be won."
Experts say part of the reason for the bigger pay gap in London could be the dominance of the City, where huge salaries earned by a relatively small number of male high-fliers could skew the averages.
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1 cup apple juice
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1 tablespoon margarine or butter
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1 teaspoon maple flavoring
1 teaspoon vanilla
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In a small saucepan, combine apple juice and cornstarch.
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Cook and stir for two minutes more. Remove from heat.
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It is always best to use pure vanilla extract as opposed to imitation. You will get a much better vanilla essence with pure, and it's better for you.
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Serving size: 1 tablespoon
Yield: 16 servings
Calories: 18
Protein: 0g; Carbohydrates: 3g; Fat: 1g
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Born in 1905, he was brought up in County Durham and never lost his North Country tones and attitudes. After school, he trained as a chartered accountant, qualifying in 1928. Ten years later he changed career and became a solicitor, and was clearly doing well when the outbreak of the Second World War took him into war work.
In 1943, he went to the Press Censorship division of the Ministry of Information and worked under Cyril Radcliffe KC, later Viscount Radcliffe, who formed a high opinion of his capacities. After the war, with Radcliffe's encouragement and support, Sopwith was taken on by the Board of Inland Revenue as a solicitor. At the age of 40, he was told that he was unlikely to get to the top, but in the event, by dint of hard work and his high legal ability, he worked up - after a two-year stint from 1961 to 1963 as Public Trustee - to become the Solicitor to the Board of Inland Revenue in 1963. He retired from the post on reaching the age of 65 in 1970.
The same year he became a Deputy Secretary in the Division of the Cabinet Office responsible for preparing the accession of the United Kingdom to the European Communities. As such he was chairman of a small legal committee, which was part of a team responsible for preparing the instructions for the European Communities Bill of 12 clauses and four schedules. This was carried into law in 1972, and brought about British entry into the Communities.
The Bill was hard fought in both Houses, but especially in the Commons, where its Second Reading was passed by only seven votes in emotional scenes. As a piece of drafting it was exceptional in that, although a Bill of the highest constitutional importance, it was passed into law through both Houses without one word's being amended. In later years, Sopwith was wont impliedly to regret that the Government White Paper (The United Kingdom and the European Communities, Cmnd 4715) was not more forthright about the implications, both constitutional and economic, of British membership of the Communities.
The final part of his career began when, at the age of 69, he was given the newly created post of Second Counsel to the Chairman of Committees at the House of Lords, in practice the learned counsel to the House for its European Communities Committee on all matters of European law. He served with Lord Diplock, in particular in his role as Chairman of the Law Sub-Committee of the European Communities Committee.
Diplock was only persuaded to take on that job in addition to that of a working Law Lord by being promised legal backing of a high order. In Sopwith, the promise was redeemed and they became a formidable duo and the best of friends. In both cases they were pro-European, but with an active sense of the limits of EC competence and the just requirements of British national needs.
Sopwith was one of the creators of the system of scrutiny by Parliamentary Committee of European Community proposals - which in time come to affect all our lives - by examining them at an early stage, hearing evidence, elucidating them with the help of experts, reporting on their probable effects and whether desirable or not, and whether requiring amendment. He, with his parliamentary masters and colleagues, realised that it was only by the hard work of understanding the policy issues involved that one could hope to affect the outcome of complicated negotiations in the Council of Ministers.
In the late Seventies and early Eighties Sopwith was instrumental in writing a notable series of reports on the EC company law harmonisation programme, such as Group Accounts, competition policy (Competition Practice), the supervision of the Community's finances (EEC Budget), and on the Community institutions (Direct Elections to the European Parliament). He eventually retired in 1982 at the age of 77.
Charles Sopwith was of the old school, not given to the expression of his emotions; not for him the instant intimacy of today. He had the highest standards and never countenanced the second-rate in others or spared himself. Though quiet and undemonstrative, he was invariably warm and supportive in relations with colleagues and staff. He will be remembered for his old-fashioned courtesy combined with a gentle twinkle. His dry sense of humour would extract unexpected amusing aspects from all persons and situations around him. He was deeply musical, and gave much voluntary effort to various musical charities and was for years a director and honorary fellow of the Royal Academy of Music.
He married, at the age of 40, Ivy Violet Yeates, but their happy marriage was prematurely brought to a close when she died in 1968, and he never remarried. Instead he devoted his later years to his nephews and nieces and their families, with whom he was able to relax and enjoy himself, especially in retirement, and give vent to his keen humour.
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