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Fitz and Floyd China Swan Vase Dish Floral Pair MUp for auction are 2 lovely floral- decorated swan china collectibles by Fitz and Floyd. The larger swan I believe is a vase and the smaller swan is a covered dish. Both have wonderful detailing and lovely colors. Measurements: The tall swan measures 10 inches tall and the smaller swan measures 5 inches tall and 7 inches from front to back. Markings: Both are marked "Fitz and Floyd" on the bottom. Condition: Both are chip and crack free with no color wear or fading. Check out my other items !


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Mechanisms of gene activation and gene silencing as well as aspects of transcriptional regulation using Drosophila as a model system.
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Mutation in a heterochromatin-specific chromosomal protein is associated with suppression of position-effect variegation in Drosophila melanogaster.
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Genomic map of the HP-1 gene showing the relative annealing positions of synthetic oligonucleotides used in these studies.
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Amazon Employees Vote to Reject UnionBy
Amazon.com will not, it turns out, be getting its first labor union ever in the U.S.
On Wednesday night, a majority of a group of 27 technicians at an Amazon fulfillment center in Middletown, Del., voted to reject an initiative to form a union under the auspices of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, according to John Carr, a spokesman for the IAMAW. The vote was 21 to 6.
"That number is a clear reflection that the tactics Amazon and their law firm employed were very effective," Carr said. "Under the intense pressures these workers faced on the shop floor, it was an uphill battle all the way."
The vote, the first of its kind at an Amazon fulfillment center, was scheduled last month after members of the group filed a petition to organize a union with the National Labor Relations Board. The group, comprised of electricians, machinists, and other engineers, was unhappy about limited opportunities for promotion and a constantly rotating chain of managers, according to an employee involved in the unsuccessful organizing effort, who did not want to be named because he feared retribution from Amazon. Many had transferred from an older Amazon facility in nearby New Castle, Del.
The petition set off a month of furious lobbying inside Amazon. The Seattle-based online retailer hired the law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, to aid it in the campaign and called meetings of the technicians to explain the company's opposition to unions and ask for a second chance to resolve the dispute. Among the messages conveyed, according to the pro-union employee, was that unions in general were harmful to the U.S. The employee said the sessions created stark and vociferous divisions among the technicians.
"With today's vote against third-party representation, our employees have made it clear that they prefer a direct connection with Amazon," said Mary Osako, an Amazon spokesperson. "This direct connection is the most effective way to understand and respond to the wants and needs of our employees. Amazon's culture and business model are based on rapid innovation, flexibility, and open lines of direct communication between managers and associates."
Amazon has successfully fought unionization efforts in the U.S. for years. In 2000, workers at a customer-service call center in Seattle lobbied to form a union and met with stiff resistance from the company. Amazon ultimately closed the facility during a broader retrenchment during the dot-com bust. In cases over the years where labor organizers passed out union literature outside Amazon facilities and tried to win over workers, Amazon managers have reacted swiftly, meeting with employees and explaining the company's strong opposition to organized labor.
Amazon is also fighting efforts by the European labor union Ver.di to organize work stoppages and demonstrations at its fulfillment centers in Germany. Workers there are lobbying for higher wages more in line with average compensation in the retail industry. A thousand German Amazon workers recently signed an anti-union petition, expressing concern their jobs would move elsewhere if the union efforts succeeded.


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Just one more test with the Rem. 150gr core-lokt bullet in the trusty 30-06 to make sure I had the best load going for me this season. With imr4350 I get a factory dup load with a 1" group at 100 yards and I wanted to give 4064 a chance.
The load was only 47grs to try to save a little more meat and the 1st load was not crimped and set at an OAL of 3.25 inches (fac)
Not at poa, matter of fact, 2.5" right of where the 4350 powder struck and the 4 bullets had a group of 2.22".
Oh well, I still had the same load to try again but this one had a crimp on the cannelure and the OAL was at 3.19".
When the smoke cleared, there was my nice BIG 6" target at just 100 yards, after firing all four rounds, with the aid of a
front rest and a rear sand bag under the butt, looking back at me with a single, lone bullet hole in it !! I checked the
screws and scope and all was tight.
I was totally blown away. I could not understand how a rifle could like one powder so much and turn around and get this type of groups from another powder, when the brass length, sizing, primers and OAL were all the same with non and crimped loads.
I am dropping the 150gr bullet. Maybe next year?
Two weeks left.................. down to the 180gr or the .270 win mod. 70.
Hope it comes together soon. Next trip to the range will be very busy.
Thought I was going blind but two 4 shot groups of 55gr bullets from my 22-250 at .57 and .74 , let me know it was not me and just a bad loading combo.
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10 Kuwait Dinar (Central Bank of Kuwait)
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When I was deployed to Iraq I stopped in for a bit in Kuwait and bought this 10 Dinar note. It is in great condition, I'm actually about to stick it in a book to flatten it out some. Other than that t are no rips whatsoever. Great condition, I was going to save it but I need the money now, so I'm putting it up with no reserve!I have 100% positive feedback, check it out and bid with confidence! I will ship out the note the day after payment is recieved. Any more questions, just let me know!


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Consumer Confidence Numbers Are In
GAINESVILLE, Fla.- A new University of Florida survey shows a growing pessimism among the state's residents worried about the potential effects of Congress failing to deal with the fiscal cliff.
Confidence that personal finances will be sound at this time next year dropped two points in the monthly survey while confidence in the U.S. economy over the coming year fell six points in the survey of 400 Florida residents by UF researchers.
Overall, Florida's consumer confidence remained unchanged in December, albeit down slightly from a post-recession peak in September.
Improving home sales and rising home values, declining gas prices and a resilient stock market offered the good news in the report along with trends that state revenues may be higher than estimated for the first time in several years.
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I was making my test helmet from cardboard but the cheeckbone didnt fit. Its too big for the the part with the T visor. Maybey it has something to do with my printer that it fits every image in a page. I dont know.:)
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I was making my test helmet from cardboard but the cheeckbone didnt fit. Its too big for the the part with the T visor. Maybey it has something to do with my printer that it fits every image in a page. I dont know.:)
Make sure that when you print the templates out you select to print them out at 100% or for them to be printed so they fit to the page. You should have no problem. The only thing I can think of is if you printed the templates out on different occasions and forgot to choose one of the above settings.
Hope this helps :)
I did it in one print. I heard more people having problems with this in older topics.
Hmmm!! I'm stumped then. I had no trouble when I did mine. Although I did get a bit confused when it came to the cheek inners and outers. The inners are bigger so that the part that curves around the T visor on each side can butt up against the inner and outer cheek as a mounting point. Is this any help?? If not then I am truly flummoxed :(
Can you be more detailed at the Inner cheek, maybey a little drawing helps.:)
I dont understand anything in english because im Dutch, sorry :)
Ok I hope this explains it. I know it's a terrible drawing :facepalm but I hope it gets what I was trying to say across. The outer cheek plate is glued to the inner one which is larger. This forms a lip for the piece that curves around the T visor to mount on to.
Is this better?.......Don't worry you'll get there in the end. ;)
Lol, I mean this thing.
Its just to big, I think , it wont fit into the large t-visor part , what do you think
Ah! I see. Yes I know what you mean, it does seem as if it's too big but it isn't.
It's the way it has to curve around. It forces itself inward, like the side of a dish. The inside edge then mounts onto the cheek plates.
However it is a real pain in the bottom to do, but it will fit I promise :)
Thanks SinisterFett
Ooh, I have another question.
Well I live in Europe and they us A4 paper here.
I can choose between Letter-A4-Legal. Which print style should I use.
Well I'm in Europe also and I just have my print set up on A4 :)
Oke, thanks
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Curricula in introductory accounting: An international student focus
Palm, Chrisann T. & Bisman, Jayne (2006) Curricula in introductory accounting: An international student focus. In 3rd International Conference on Contemporary Business, 21-22 September 2006, Leura, New South Wales.
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Recent changes to management and funding regimes in Australian universities have emphasised the need for global competitiveness and the development of commercial orientations, coupled with the pressure of relative declines in public funding to the sector. In consequence, many universities have increasingly relied on fee-paying, international students. This internationalisation raises various issues, including those about teaching and learning quality. We investigate the match between the needs of international students and the curriculum, including content, delivery and assessment, on a micro level with reference to introductory accounting (IA) subjects in Australian universities. The results suggest a number of prevailing issues that need to be considered by accounting educators in terms of improving educational experiences and outcomes for international students.
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DES MOINES — A second ethics complaint has been filed with the Iowa Senate alleging that Sen. Kent Sorenson, R-Milo, violated rules barring senators from being paid directly or indirectly by a political campaign.
Florida resident Peter Waldron, who worked with Sorenson on Michelle Bachmann 's 2012 presidential campaign in Iowa, filed charges with the Senate Ethics Committee last week alleging that the legislator conspired to "personally profit" from proceeds tied to a mailing list of home-school families.
Waldron's complaint also included telephone conversation transcripts regarding alleged negotiations and payments, and a "Sorenson sales pitch" memo regarding the GOP senator's defection from the Bachmann camp to rival Republican Ron Paul's presidential campaign prior to Iowa's first-in-the-nation precinct caucuses during January 2012. The documents and transcripts suggest Sorenson's wife received but never cashed a check from a Paul campaign official.
Waldron alleges the memo "reveals the motive to remove the list: to personally profit from its possession either in rental fees or in exchange for $100,000+ in salaries and donations to a political action committee (PAC) controlled by Sen. Sorenson," according to the complaint document.
Sorenson has repeatedly denied that he has violated Iowa Senate ethics rules or that he allowed anyone else to negotiate a payment deal on his behalf. He did not respond to a request for comment Monday.
Mark Weinhardt, a special investigator sought by the Senate Ethics Committee and appointed by the Iowa Supreme Court's chief justice, is probing a separate complaint filed in January alleging that Sorenson received payments while he worked for Bachmann's presidential campaign in Iowa.
Sen. Wally Horn, D-Cedar Rapids, the chairman of the bipartisan Senate committee, said Monday he expects the six-member panel will meet in the coming weeks to get a status report on the ongoing probe and discuss how to proceed.
In his complaint, Waldron said: "I respectfully encourage the Iowa State Ethics Committee to investigate the alleged lies, obfuscations and denials made by the senator from Milo. His conduct alone casts a shadow over the Iowa Senate and the state of Iowa. I have worked at the Iowa Straw Poll and at the Iowa Caucus for various candidates since 2000. I have never seen a darker stain on the fine state of Iowa and her people than this one. The people of Iowa deserve better."


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Bengals cornerback Johnathan Joseph was arrested in Boone County, Kentucky overnight on a marijuana possession charge. According to reports Joseph was a passenger in a car that was pulled over for weaving on the road. Police searched the vehicle and found marijuana.
Joseph becomes the ninth Bengals player to be arrested since December 15, 2005. According to league policy, as a first offense Joseph faces a fine but no suspension.
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