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I'm drinking chili beer. This might be why I've decided to blog a "Google bird's" eye view of Search Marketing agency offices in the United Kingdom.
It's interesting to see who has offices where Google Maps has high resolution / close up images and who is yet to benefit from the close ups! It's also quirky to see just how nearby some agency's offices are!
I also have to say that the green arrow is often in the wrong place. Google gets near (ish) but its common for the wrong building or block to be selected.
The agencies, off the top of my head, are listed in alphabetic order. If you want added to the list then give me a buzz!
Ambergreen - Edinburgh
bigmouthmedia - Edinburgh
bigmouthmedia - London
bigmouthmedia - Manchester
Greenlight - London
I Spy - London
Latitude - London
Latitude - Warrington
Neutralize (*\*) - Cornwall
Propellernet - Brighton
Spannerworks - Brighton
The Search Works - London
The Search Works - Shropshire
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In the midst of the early 1990s grunge boom, Counting Crows emerged as an alternative to the heavy, alienated sounds of the Kurt Cobain crowd. The California band harked back to the classic '60s folk-rock sounds of the Band, Bob Dylan, and Van Morrison. Poetic frontman Adam Duritz proved quirky and charismatic enough to endear himself to the millions who bought the group's debut album. Neatly avoiding the notorious sophomore jinx, the follow-up album was even more accomplished, if not as commercially successful.
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Recovering the Satellites may not be quite the tower of song that the Crows' debut August and Everything After was, but it could hardly be called a sophomore slump. Vocalist Adam Duritz and crew mine similar territory on the more densely produced Satellites, couching tales of dreamers, lovers, and losers in music that's part classic rock redux and part heartfelt folk jangle. As able as the band is though, it remains Duritz's show, and his plaintive voice and serpentine lyrics are what drive this record home, particularly on "Daylight Fading," "Miller's Angels" and the aching hit "A Long December." --Michael Ruby

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The BBC has admitted there are technical problems with its new high-definition encoders, which has led to criticism that picture quality on the BBC HD channel is not as good as it used to be.
Complaints arose after the BBC deployed the new encoders, which use a lower bitrate than the previous ones. Bitrates were apparently cut from 16mbps to around 9-10mbps.
The Beeb has told whathifi.com that there is a "reproducible problem on certain types of material" which does not go away if higher bitrates are used. So the Corporation has referred the matter the the coder manufacture to investigate further, and is waiting for a fix.
Here is the BBC's statement in full:
"The BBC has deployed a new set of HD encoders. The current bitrates were picked after much side-by-side comparison of the old and new encoders using a wide range of programme material. While it is impossible to achieve parity in all formats the new encoders were judged to be giving equal or better quality in most cases." "However, there is no test like putting these to air, and when we did, a reproducible problem was identified on certain types of material. We have shared this information with the coder manufacturer so they can investigate further. "
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"The particular problem does not go away with higher bitrates, so whilst an investigation and fix are awaited some changes have already been made to the encoders to try and mitigate the effects. In addition, the new encoders also fixed other problems, unrelated to picture quality, which the BBC received complaints about."
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The 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' actor will take the lead role in 'Bates Motel', with Max Thieriot playing Norman's older brother Dylan.
Freddie Highmore has landed a key role on "Bates Motel". The English actor, who gained prominence through such films as "Finding Neverland", "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "The Golden Compass", is cast as the young Norman Bates in the A&E upcoming series.
The show, which will serve as a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 film "Psycho", also gives Norman an older brother. Max Thieriot, whose feature film credits include "The Pacifier", "Chloe", "My Soul to Take" and "House at the End of the Street", will portray Dylan, who is described as a petulant and rebellious James Dean-type.
"Bates Motel" will explore "the formative years of Norman Bates' relationship with his mother, Norma, and the world they inhabit." Vera Farmiga has been previously tapped to portray Mrs. Bates, who is dubbed "complicated, passionate, and compelling."
Carlton Cuse ("Lost") teams up with Kerry Ehrin ("Friday Night Lights") to executive produce the project, which has been given a series order of 10 episodes by A&E. The show is slated for a 2013 premiere.


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Heading to Europe
February 11, 2005
Don't worry! You're in the same big boat that all travelers find themselves in. As you can probably tell by my site, travel is my religion, so my advice to you might sound a bit religious: You just need to believe that everything will turn out for the best in the end. Have a bit of faith! Now, I'm not saying that you shouldn't be prepared for hardships - backpacking can be a physical, emotional and spiritual roller coaster - but the experience can never be taken from you and you'll never regret the good as well as the bad occurrences. With a little planning, a loose itinerary, and the mindset that anything can happen, you are destined to have an awesome adventure.
The great thing about a trip like the one you're about to set out on is this: no matter what assurances I or others give you, you're still going to have that big lump in your throat the day you set off. I had it when I left on my 2001 trip - my first time on my own, my first time out of the country - and to tell you the truth, I almost vomited when I arrived in Paris because of the amount of trepidation swimming around inside. And now, three years later - after three major trips through over 20 countries - I still have that feeling the day I leave home. I take this gut feeling as a positive reaction though, for if I was to leave without being anxious about something - Do I have enough money? Will I get pick pocketed? Am I in good enough shape for this? Will I have a job to return to? - the trip wouldn't be worth it. If you want comfort and ease, go with a tour group and stay in 5-star hotels, but I guarantee that your experience would not be as meaningful as a solo backpacking journey would be.
Every backpacker I have met has had anxieties about what they're getting into. Many wonder if they are planning and going on their first backpacking trip "the right way." Let me be clear about this: there is no "right way." However, there are a few things that you might consider doing to make your backpacking trip enjoyable, memorable and possibly even life changing. Here are ten tips that I picked up on my travels that might make your time in Europe more enjoyable:
#1 – Europe is relatively safe.
#2 – Control your itinerary, but don't let it control you!
#3 – Don't bring great expectations.
#4 – Variety is the spice of life!
#5 – Be extroverted!
1- Where are you from?
By starting the conversation with these questions, I've meet some interesting people while traveling throughout Europe. Some of them simply offered a chance to chat in English for a while, but a few became friends-for-life whom I still keep in touch even after years since traveling with them. If the feelings aren't mutual, don't tag along at their heels like a homeless dog. Always consider that they might not want to travel with you. After all, even if you share traveling styles, they still might just want to travel alone.
#6 – Traveling is condensed life.
#7 – Record your journey.
#8 – Take music but don't bring it.
#9 – Concentrate on every photograph.
#10 – Take problems in stride.
I hope these tips help you on your upcoming journey through Europe. You're about to take a big step into a way of travel that is as exciting as it is rewarding. Ok, now get ready for the travel quote to end this article...
The rewards of the journey far outweigh the risk of leaving the harbor.
You'll meet all kinds of people while backpacking.
Single-serving friends in Austria.
Roman students protesting the war in Afghanistan.
Hiking towards the setting Italian sun.
If you can't stand the crowds..
...head for a secluded beach!
Taking time to adjust the itinerary.
A friend in the forests of Romania.
Don't let guns alarm you. They are a common sight in Eastern Europe.
Backpacking beside a river in Germany.
Enjoying a sunset in Pompeii, Italy.
Not all travel companions are human!
Showing my belly above the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro.
A Eastern European bookstore employee and now a pen pal.
Travel can be a laugh with a little company.
Finding solitude in a Croatian forest.
Fellow backpackers seem like old friends after a night of partying.
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He's reviled by the left for carrying the water in the U.S. Senate for those who are skeptical of manmade global warming - and that may have been enough to put him over the top for MSNBC's Keith Olbermann's "Worst Person in the World" award.
On the Jan. 14 broadcast of MSNBC's "Countdown with Keith Olbermann," Olbermann cited an appearance by Inhofe on Fox News' Jan. 14 "America's Newsroom" with host Megyn Kelly to discuss the appointment of Carol Browner to be President-elect Barack Obama's new climate czar.
"But our winner, climate change denier Sen. James Inhofe of Oklahoma, desperate to capsize the incoming energy and climate adviser, Carol Browner, branding her a secret socialist," Olbermann said. "Sounds like a Christmas thing - secret socialist."
Only problem is, it isn't a "Christmas thing" - it's real. Browner was a member of the Socialist group Commission for a Sustainable World Society, a part of the group Socialist International - a "worldwide organisation of social democratic, socialist and labour parties" that "brings together 170 political parties and organisations from all continents," according to its Web site.
Inhofe also linked Browner to the Center for American Progress (CAP) - a group that has actively supported bringing back the Fairness Doctrine in some form. According to CAP's Web site, Browner served on its board.
Olbermann continued: "And saying, 'There is another organization that a lot of people don't realize - it's called the Center for American Progress. This report that came out, this is the group that is trying for the Fairness Doctrine, trying to, I think, dramatically upend the First Amendment. She, Carol Browner, was a member of that group.'"
Inhofe, along with Sens. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) and John Thune (R-S.D.) came forward last week to introduce legislation to that opposes the Fairness Doctrine. And as Olbermann pointed out - Inhofe cited a CAP report
"As he fulminated, Sen. Inhofe even held up a copy of a Center for American Progress report called 'The Structural Imbalance of Political Talk Radio,'" Olbermann said. "Only one problem, in that report, the Center for American Progress specifically concludes, quote, 'There is no need to return to the Fairness Doctrine. Increasing ownership diversity will lead to more diverse programming.'"
But the report doesn't conclude just that.Among other things, it recommends regulations that would clamp down on conservative talk radio, giving the left an advantage in changing the status quo. They include:
- Restore local and national caps on the ownership of commercial radio stations.
- Ensure greater local accountability over radio licensing.
- Provide a license to radio broadcasters for a term no longer than three years.
- Require radio broadcast licensees to regularly show that they are operating on behalf of the public interest and provide public documentation and viewing of how they are meeting these obligations.
- Demand that the radio broadcast licensee announce when its license is about to expire and demonstrate how the public can participate in the process to determine whether the license should be extended. In addition, the FCC should be required to maintain a website to conduct on-line discussions and facilitate interaction with the public about licensee conduct.
- Require commercial owners who fail to abide by enforceable public interest obligations to pay a fee to support public broadcasting.
According to the CAP report, such a fee would net between $100 million and $250 million for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the parent company of a direct competitor of conservative talk radio - National Public Radio.
As Inhofe pointed out in a Jan. 7 press conference, if those suggestions governing talk radio were implemented, they could be used to intimidate station owners.
"Now that's enough to put the fear of God into anyone who's out there in this business," Inhofe said. "And I look at this really as intimidation, not as what is going to happen. But people are going to start being afraid of what kind of content is out there. So, this document pretty well formalizes that a year and a half ago they said, this is something we're going to try to do and we now have a Democrat administration coming in. So I think it's very important right now and I agree with my colleagues as how critical this issue is."
Many warn that if some form of the Fairness Doctrine were reinstated, it wouldn't be called "the Fairness Doctrine." And the CAP report advises against reinstituting the Fairness Doctrine, as it was understood before 1987, when the FCC determined that the Fairness Doctrine was no longer necessary due to the emergence of a "multiplicity of voices in the marketplace." However, it does make some very distinct recommendations that would influence a station's content.
Nonetheless, Olbermann suggested that Inhofe "read the damn thing first" without realizing the Oklahoma senator had in fact done an in-depth analysis of the report.
"So Senator, thanks for pointing out that Carol Browner belongs to a group that specifically opposes reinstating the Fairness Doctrine you're so scared of. Sen. James 'maybe next time I'll remember to read the damn thing first' Inhofe - today's worst person in the world."


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All-star cast for national camp
All-star cast for national camp
World Cup-winning Kiwis skipper Nathan Cayless and NRL championship coach Des Hasler are among the star-studded guest-list expected at next week's 2014 NZRL National Performance Camp at Rotorua.
The four-day programme brings together the country's best teenage league talent, who will have their eyes set squarely on careers in the NRL.
Many, if not most, of these players will be scouted heavily by clubs from the Australian competition, who will be well represented at the camp.
Cayless (Kiwi #699) is the newest inductee into the Parramatta Eels Hall of Fame and continues his involvement with that organisation as a corporate sales manager.
The former prop is probably most famous for leading the NZ Kiwis to World Cup victory against Australia in 2008.
Hasler logged more than a decade and 255 games as a player with Manly Sea Eagles, helping them win two premierships, and played 12 tests for Australia.
But he has since continued that legacy as a coach, guiding the Sea Eagles to titles in 2008 and 2011, before moving to his current role with the Canterbury Bulldogs.
Among the other big names lined up to inspire New Zealand's young talent are former Kiwis Daryl Halligan, Nigel Vagana, Tony Iro and Brent Stuart, while SKY TV presenter Stephen McIvor will provide an insight into media demands at the elite level.
Halligan (Kiwi #635), who also serves as SKY league commentator, played 20 tests for NZ and was known as the top goalkicker of his era. In 2000, he became the first NRL player to score 2000 points and revolutionised his craft by introducing the plastic kicking tee.
Vagana (Kiwi #672) turned out 37 times for New Zealand and had 260 NRL first grade appearances. He was the competition's leading tryscorer in 2002, and currently works as NRL education and welfare officer.
About 80 young players will gather on Sunday for on-field football skills development, as well as off-field career advice.
"We want this to make this a holistic experience for these young men," says NZRL game development manager Nadene Conlon.
"The things they learn over these few days, especially off the field, may help them achieve their dreams of NRL contracts and Kiwis test jerseys."
The camp will culminate in national trials for the Residents 16s and 18s sides, scheduled for Wednesday at Rotorua International Stadium.
16s squad
Tarquinn Alatipi (Wellington), Josh Alioni (Southern), Tawhirimatea Boynton (Upper Central), Dylan Clarke (Upper Central), Ezekiel Cooper (Upper Central), Anthony Diaz (Counties Manukau), Taine Eason-Tipene (Akarana), Melino Fineanganofo (Akarana), Lorne Green (Upper Central), Boston Hakaroa (Akarana), Morgan Harper (Upper Central), Chanel Harris-Tavita (Akarana), Noaese Junior-Foaitua (Wellington), Kenese Kenese (Counties), Freedom Komene (Upper Central), Fa'atapu Lisati (Akarana), Rory Ferguson (Southern), Joshua Gray (Akarana), Soane Hufanga (Akarana), Kahil Johnston (Akarana), Steel Kake (Northland), Samiuela Lauhingoa (Counties Manukau), Tuteauru Maipi (Akarana), Junior Malau (Counties), Jerome Mamea (Akarana), Steven Marsters (Counties Manukau), Etene Nanai-Seturo (Akarana), Chaz Ngaha (Counties Manukau), Isaiah Papalii (Akarana), Javveir Pitovao (Akarana), Fruen Samoa (Wellington), Sebastian Rapana (Upper Central), Lewis Soosomea (Counties Manukau), Joseph Taipari (Southern), Ray Taumalolo (Counties Manukau), Enoch Tautolo (Wellington), Dylan Tavita (Akarana), Jonty Timoti (Akarana), Danny Toala (Mid Central), Emani Vaovasa (Wellington), Riley Williams (Akarana)
18s squad
Caleb Aekins (Northland), Joseph Apikotoa (Wellington), Erin Clarke (Akarana), Arthur Crichton (Counties Manukau), Piri Croft (Northland), Luke Cummings (Wellington), Vaipouli Edmonds (Counties Manukau), Mose Esera (Akarana), Desmond Fa'afoa (Wellington), Enele Fidow (Mid Central), Ignatius Fiso (Wellington), Jaz Flavell (Upper Central), Daniel Fulop (Northland), Tumoana Halkyard (Northland), Shane Hannam (Akarana), Alfred Hunkin (Counties Manukau), Jamel Hunt (Counties Manukau), Zaylin Inu (Akarana), Zion Ioka (Akarana), Tamati Ioane-Niko (Counties Manukau), Taiapua Kapua (Upper Central), Fabien Kiri (Mid Central), Tony Matautia (Upper Central), Dre Melvin (Wellington), Marata Niukore (Counties Manukau), Jordan Pinnock (Southern), Rueben Porter (Akarana), Joseph Price (Counties Manukau), Satch Pryor (Mid Central), Connor Purcell (Akarana), David Saumolia (Wellington), Chris Sio (Akarana), Dean Smith (Akarana), Haimona Tierney (Northland), Richard Timoti (Akarana), Luke Tipene (Akarana), Ken Tofilau (Southern), Amoni Tufui (Akarana), Mao Uta (Akarana), Tiann Wilkins (Counties), Logan Yates (Counties Manukau)
Sunday, July 13
2pm Fitting/sizing
2.30pm Team photos
3pm Coaching session
3.15pm Player testing
7.40pm Presentations - nutrition (Nathan Stent), goalsetting & performance planning (Joe Harawira), media & personal brand (Stephen McIvor), coaches forum (Des Hasler)
Monday, July 14
9.40am Core skills (Hasler & national coaches) at Puketawhero Park
12.40pm Team training at Puketawhero Park
3pm Recovery/pool session
6.40pm Presentations - Careerwise (Joe Harawira), education pathways (Steve Roberts), Skills (Skills reps)
Tuesday, July 15
9am Goalkicking session (Daryl Halligan)
10.40am Specialised coaching
12.35pm Team training at Puketawhero Park
2.30pm Recovery/pool session
6.40pm Presentations - state of mind (Canberra Raiders), performance planning (Joe Harawira), leadership (Nathan Cayless)
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Trade chiefs slate agriculture reforms
Trade chiefs have rounded on draft plans for liberalising global farm markets, setting the scene for heated weekend talks.
The European Commission has condemned as "unbalanced" quota and subsidy reforms drawn up by the World Trade Organisation.
And New Zealand's trade minister, Jim Sutton, said the reforms needed to be introduced quicker than the deadlines of up to nine years the WTO envisaged.
"The date is too far away," Mr Sutton said.
"Export subsidies undermine world markets and hurt farmers in New Zealand and around the world."
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The comments come ahead of a three-day meeting of trade ministers in Tokyo to discuss the Doha round of trade liberalisation talks, which have stuck particularly over agricultural reforms.
The WTO has set a 31 March deadline for the approval of a shake-up package for farm trade.
But the tangle of agricultural support policies which have evolved among the WTO's 145 member states has proved difficult to undo.
Countries such as the US and Australia have stressed the unfairness of export subsidies, high in European Union.
The European Commission, meanwhile, has condemned indirect farm support offered in countries such as Australia, and the US's emergency aid payments.
'Ordinary people to suffer'
The WTO proposals spread the burden very unevenly amongst the developed countries", the commission said on Wednesday.
"It fails to address the huge market distortions created by certain forms of subsidies typically granted in other major developed countries," the commission added, in a swipe at US farm policy.
But Focus on the Global South (FGS) warned that the WTO plans would allow industrialised nations to continue making large farm support payments.
"You are going to have ordinary people suffering, because agriculture is the key that gives employment to developing countries," FGS research director Aileen Kwa said.
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STAFF at the Royal Bolton Hospital are no strangers to mass consultations and change.
Trust directors, doctors and midwives will be remember the "Making It Better" scheme, when the Royal Bolton become a £20 million super centre for the care of women, children and babies.
It saw the expansion of the maternity department in Bolton while other trusts such as Bury and Salford, lost their units.
The Healthier Together proposals are similar in that they will concentrate specialised services across Greater Manchester.
If the Royal Bolton is successful in Healthier Together, it will build on the work already laid out by Making It Better.
Maternity services will be a key part of the Royal Bolton's bid, with bosses hinting they want to expand women, children and obstetrics even more.
About 6,000 babies are born at the Royal Bolton Hospital every year. The maternity unit could fulfil its 8,000 capacity if were to take on the service from another borough like Wigan.
David Wakefield, chairman of the Bolton NHS Foundation Trust, said: "We boast maternity standards that our neighbours can't match.
"Our women, children and obstetrics is already a super-centre and that's what we will be building on. We want to expand those services."
The trust will also propose to expand Bolton's busy A&E department as part of its super hospital bid.


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Feb. 4, 2012
BALTIMORE - Freshman Kara Marshall scored a career-high 28 points and junior Katie Sheahin added 19 to pace the Loyola University Maryland women's basketball team to a, 71-57, win over Rider at Reitz Arena on Saturday afternoon.
Sheahin also had two steals in the game, giving the junior 250 in her career and tying her with Lorrie Schenning for the most in Loyola women's basketball history.
The win was the third-straight for the Greyhounds (10-13, 6-6 MAAC), giving the team its first three-game winning streak of the season, while avenging its loss to Rider back on Jan. 9. On the other side, the Broncs (10-13, 2-10 MAAC) dropped their eighth-straight contest.
Marshall and Sheahin combined for 47 points on 17-of-26 shooting while hitting six 3-pointers. It was the third-time in the last four games that Marshall has set her career-high in points, this time doing it on 10-of-14 shooting including four-for-four from 3-point range. The 28 points are tied for the most scored by a Greyhound this season, matching Sheahin's 28 against George Washington.
Miriam McKenzie led the Greyhounds with eight rebounds to go with four assists. Nneka Offodile and Alyssa Sutherland each added six points to the cause.
After allowing Rider to score 32 points in the paint in the first meeting between the two teams, the Greyhounds got physical on the defensive end, holding a much bigger Broncs' front line to 20 points inside. Caitlin Bopp, who scored 16 points and had 14 rebounds in the first game, was held to just four points and eight boards.
After Rider took an early five-point advantage, the Greyhounds went on a 17-4 to take a, 25-17, lead with 9:03 left in the first half and never trailed again in the game.
Marshall was on fire during the stretch, scoring 14 points. The freshman hit her first seven shots from the field and had 19 points at the half.
Loyola built the advantage to as much as 14 points during the first 20 minutes following a deep 3-pointer by Marshall from the left wing at the 3:20 mark.
The Broncs cut the deficit to 10 just before halftime after a 3-pointer by Kornejlia Valiuskyte with nine seconds remaining, making the score 39-29 in favor of Loyola as the teams went to the locker rooms.
Rider trimmed the Loyola lead to single digits twice in the second half, the last time coming after an Emily Fazzini 3-pointer with 17:21 remaining that put the score at 44-36. Fazzini and MyNeshia McKenzie led Rider with 12 points each.
Loyola quickly pushed the advantage to double-digits with a 7-2 spurt, featuring four points by McKenzie and another 3-pointer by Marshall that gave the Greyhounds a 51-38 lead at the 14:45 mark. Loyola led by no less than 10 for the rest of the game.
Marshall capped her day in spectacular fashion, finishing a driving right-handed layup while getting fouled to give the Greyhounds their biggest lead of the game at 70-51 with less than two minutes to go.
The win was the 10th-straight for the Greyhounds at home over Rider and moved the team to .500 in the MAAC for the first time this season. Loyola has defeated the Broncs in five of the last six meetings.
Sheahin's record-tying steal came with 11:53 remaining, picking off a pass from Alyssa Parsons. The junior will have a chance to go for the record at home on Friday night when the Greyhounds take on Iona on ESPN3 at 7 p.m.


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Dechert's long-running search for new premises at a bargain basement price, which has resulted in more than 100 different sites being inspected, may finally be drawing to a close.
After years of searching, the firm has narrowed the field to three locations, including Clifford Chance's former headquarters at 200 Aldersgate Street and the nearby 140 Aldersgate Street.
The firm had also been in discussions over space at Times Square, but negotiations have gone quiet since the firm's partners viewed another mystery location late last month, which is now understood to be among the firm's favourites.
The firm is estimated to have inspected up to 140 properties in the City, Canary Wharf and mid-town area since 1999, when Titmuss Sainer Dechert began the search. However, the search was put on hold until earlier this year, as the firm came to terms with its merger with Philadelphia-based Dechert Price & Rhodes in 2000.
Dechert has been looking for around 60,000sq ft, and has a one-year break notice on its current premises at 2 Sergeant's Inn.
However, Dechert is renowned within the property letting industry for its lengthy demands, which include low rents and long rent-free periods. The firm is negotiating for a downward-only rent review clause on 200 Aldersgate Street.
The top end of the City letting market has also rebounded in the past six months, with speculation that Dechert could miss out on bargain rents if it does not reach an agreement on new premises soon.


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Latest Teranet Index Suggests Canada's Housing Market Could Be Slowing
By David George-Cosh
Canada's closely watched housing market might be starting to cool off again.
It's too soon to know for sure, but an early sign of cooling may come from the Teranet-National Bank Home Price Index released Wednesday morning.
The Teranet index, a weighted gauge of home prices in 11 major cities, eked out a 0.1% gain in October from September after standing still in that month.
Only three major Canadian cities–Vancouver, Calgary and Halifax–posted notable gains in the month.
Toronto, Canada's biggest city, showed a price decline for the first time in eight months, with prices down 0.2%.
Prices failed to increase in eight cities in October, a development usually associated with price weakness, said National Bank Financial senior economist Marc Pinsonneault.
Nationwide, the price index rose at an annualized pace of 3.1% in October, up from 2.7% in September.


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Sacred Narratives
Shiite sacred narratives often concern the family of Muhammad, most notably Ali (his son-in-law), Husayn (his grandson), and Fatima (his daughter). Another set of stories concerns the Imams and the return of the Twelfth Imam, known as the Mahdi.
Ultimate Reality and Divine Beings
Shiites share many beliefs regarding God with the Sunnis, but also believe in the Imams as entities in between God and mankind. The Neoplatonic trend is particularly pronounced in intellectual expressions of Ismailism.
Human Nature and the Purpose of Existence
Shiite theologians discussed the nature of God and its implications for human nature (such as the problem of free will) along similar lines as rationalist Sunni theologians. A common prominent tendency of Shiite and Sufi thought are esoteric and holistic views of humankind as part of the created world.
Suffering and the Problem of Evil
Suffering and martyrdom are important elements of Shiite thought and religious culture. They form a crucial part in Shiite salvation history and serve as a spiritual perspective and moral ideal.
Afterlife and Salvation
Shiite Islam has an elaborate apocalyptic vision with the Mahdi as the key protagonist. After the Resurrection, people will be judged according to their deeds and rewarded or punished in paradise or hell. Unlike Sunnis, Shiites acknowledge the possibility of intercession through the Imams.


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Master in International Business
Master in International Business
Programme Objective
Globalization of business is around us. What we buy comes from far away; apples from Australia, chocolates from Switzerland, even the things we make, from our music to our aero engines, reach people everywhere. In financial services, pharmaceuticals, beverages, motorcars and popular music industries, Indian firms - large and small - are winning internationally. Hence it is a need of the hour to study & understand the development of international business and the challenges in managing it. Employers also want such employees who are well equipped with skill set required to manage their globally run businesses. The myriad faces of international business are fascinating. This is a vehicle which brings together different strings of business done by different people in different countries, coming from different conceptual structures and bringing with them different intellectual containers.
Graduates with a knowledge of international business and with the experience and maturity that comes from having studied overseas (if you are selected in the international exchange programme) are in great demand. And you may wish to study international business because it gives you all the flexibility of choice and potential change for which business programmes are well known. There is a broad and growing menu of courses and curricula devoted to international business. You will see the extensive range of subjects that you can include within your own degree. You will not only study international business, you will experience it.
The Centre has been striving to be a leader in providing students and business managers with the skills to understand foreign cultures and business practices and to perceive and grasp overseas marketing and investment opportunities, to overcome language barriers, and to deal effectively with foreign governments and international institutions.
Course Objectives
The course has the following objectives:
• To expose participants to the most recent developments in global business environment
• To promote interaction with business executives and managers
• To prepare the participants for a successful and rewarding career in the field of international business
• To help the participants understand the complexities of international business operations and equip them with the knowledge base to deal with such complexities.
• To train the participants on how to identify the existing opportunities in the area of international business and explore them. To follow a holistic approach in grooming the participants so that they eventually develop into credible international business professionals.
• To enhance participants' expertise in such functional areas as finance, marketing, and human resource management
Foreign Languages
In international business, knowledge of some popular foreign languages becomes a great competitive tool. Participants would be afforded the opportunity to undergo a one year foreign language course in languages such as Spanish, French, German, etc.
Duration of the Programme
PGDIB is a Two-year Full time Programme
Graduate degree in any stream from universities and institutions recognized by AICTE/ UGC/ AIU (Students appearing in their final year can also apply) with minimum 50 % marks and valid CAT/MAT/XAT/ATMA score.
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The Program is delivered by highly qualified and experienced Core Faculty, supplemented by eminent experts from industry and academics. The learning process balances three A's: Absorption of conceptual knowledge, Analysis of relevant case examples, and Application in practical assignments. Industry projects provide an advance glimpse into the real life work environment, and a rigorous personality development process gives the students the confidence to succeed in the face of stiff competition. Evaluation is on multiple criteria and may include class participation, analytical skills, report writing, etc., in addition to quizzes, tests and examinations.


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A long-awaited report on problems with the Brush Creek Sewer District's infrastructure is a "closed record" for now, according to Franklin County Counselor Mark Vincent.
The report is not available to the public because it deals with a lawsuit the city of Pacific filed against the sewer district for breach of contract, he said.
Months ago, the sewer district trustees asked Public Water Supply District No. 3, which manages the sewer district, to conduct a review of problems with the system.
The three county commissioners — John Griesheimer, Tim Brinker and Mike Schatz — also serve as the trustees of the sewer district, and Vincent is Brush Creek's lawyer.
The city of Pacific sued the sewer district this year for breach of contract. The lawsuit alleges that the sewer district has violated the contract with Pacific over treating the sewage. Specifically, the suit charges that the sewer district has routinely exceeded the amount of discharge that is allowed to be sent to the city's wastewater treatment plant.
There has been concern that rain enters the sewer system during heavy storms thereby increasing the amount of discharge to the city's wastewater treatment plant.
The Public Water Supply District No. 3 report was supposed to identify problems with the system and provide a cost estimate to fix the issues, Griesheimer has said.
For instance, there have been times that the district has been over its discharge limits by hundreds of thousands of gallons, Pacific's lawsuit alleges.
Pacific says the district is limited to 200,000 gallons a day, but Griesheimer has said the 200,000-gallon limit is based on a monthly average. Therefore, he said it is OK to go over the 200,000 gallons on some days as long as the discharge averages 200,000 gallons per day at the end of the month.
Still, even with this logic, the district has exceeded the 200,000-gallon monthly average, according to Vincent.
The sewer district's excessive flows have caused sewage to back up in Pacific residents' basements, Pacific City Administrator Harold Selby has said.
But Public Water Supply District No. 3 Operations Manager Bob Hathcock has said he thinks the basement backups are related to the city's own system, not Brush Creek's.
The lawsuit also alleges that the sewer district violated the contract with Pacific by allowing nonresidential users, such as the Travelodge hotel in Gray Summit, to connect to the system without the city's consent.
But the sewer district trustees said they did not have to notify the city about connecting the hotel because the waste that comes from a hotel is similar to what comes from a residence.
The sewer district serves an area southwest of Pacific and has about 440 customers.
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From the long, lovely, lithe legs that dance themselves silly on stage to a voice that veers between haunting and hallowed, Bebe Neuwirth is worth a trip down memory lane, whether it's Kander and Ebb that flows through your mind or Kurt Weill that wells in your heart.
The terrifically toned terpsichorean treat and two-time Tony Award-winner with memorable musicals in her bulging bio ("Sweet Charity," "Chicago," "A Chorus Line") is a one-woman lineup of lyrics and song, a festival of fun and finesse.
Which puts her in good company this weekend, when Neuwirth provides the spotlight performance of the Blank Rome Festival of Arts and Culture at the Katz Jewish Community Center in Cherry Hill, N.J.
A Wonder Woman of words and music, she is performing with grace, with wit and, as her weekend co-star, "with Piano": "Bebe Neuwirth with Piano" is on key to catch praise and plaudits — much as she did in an earlier rendition of this accomplished cabaret act at Feinstein's in New York — this Sunday night at 7:30 at Temple Beth Sholom.
Though she once shimmied as Sheila, debuting in Broadway's "Chorus Line," this is no "Dance 10, Looks 3"; that ain't it kid, that ain't it. She is a beauty to boot, to go along with the bounty of talent that taps out Tonys onstage.
Is it any wonder that one critic called the raven-haired retro and refined-looking beauty, "dark and dangerous?" They must have seen her as a tease in the film "Tadpole," playing a cougar with claws that would have Santa scratching her off his "nice girl" list for the "naughty" file.
But then she wouldn't be on his list to begin with: Beatrice J. Neuwirth, the daughter of artist Sydney Anne and math maven Lee Paul Neuwirth, is bimah-bonded, Princeton proud of her Jewish/Jersey girl days that had her performing the city's ballet company's "Nutcracker" decades before she would be the inimitable Lillith of TV's "Cheers."
But then the actress who portrayed both venomous Velma and toxic Roxie in "Chicago" has always had killer legs. Now, they go along with the hip and happenin' performer's new hip replacement.
It helps with the wiggle room, she laughs.
The room is hers; she's the cherry on the top of the cake that is the Cherry Hill festival: "I'm very proud to be a Jersey girl."
Big girls don't cry — well, some do for Argentina — but this one has no tears over a career that has included appearances with symphonies, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, making beautiful music and dance.
When she steps into a role, she can also be happy to step out of it, refusing to be shadowed by work that works against her leggy longevity. She doesn't answer to shout-outs of Lillith, couching her complaint in a rhyme and reason that befits a jewel of a Juilliard alum. "It's a little narrow, don't you think?" of those who pigeonhole her with her sparrow-spunk of a legendary part.
Phrased another way, the "Frasier" guest star puts it personal: "Now, it's not like you'd like to have people yell out 'paper boy' everywhere you go."
Touchy? No — touché! After all, as she points out, "there are a whole lot of parts I played," including Anita in "West Side Story."
A girl like that … there is no other: She was told that aplenty as a teen and 20-something, especially while attending Juilliard and slipping on some slippers for "Peter and the Wolf," which she performed for the Princeton Ballet Company.
Following Her Pied Pipers
Now the peerless performer pirouettes on stage to a different tune — that of Kander and Ebb, as well as Weill. "Everybody responds in a particularly deep way to a particular art," she allows of why these composers are her pied pipers of playtime.
"When I hear Kurt Weill, it stirs me in a way that other great composers do not."
And, as for Kander and Ebb, the tide turns her way. "They stir me, too; it may not be such a coincidence that they were influenced by Weill and his music."
It may also not be so coincidental that Neuwirth is worth her own weight in comparisons; she has been hailed for her lyrical ways, following in the vocal work of Lotte Lenya, Weill's wife and muse. "I never try to imitate anyone; I am true to myself," says Neuwirth. "You get in trouble when trying to copy someone else. But I did study Lotte, much as I studied Gwen" — Verdon, the original, heartless Roxie of former husband Bob Fosse's fantastic "Chicago" — "but I'm not going to copy Gwen."
Xerox xenophobe? No need to be; in earning her Tony for the revival of "Chicago," Neuwirth was obviously standing on her own two legs and tapping into a talent that goes way beyond the footlights.
Indeed, she recently made her directorial debut. "Well," she avers, "it was just a reading," but it is a field to which she would like to direct more of her time and attention.
"What I really enjoy is coaching," she says of a career path that provides its own pocketful of miracles, which she snapped open recently at Harvard University, serving as a visiting artist.
And, if Wonder Woman is a good description of the never-ending Neuwirth, she has nothing against cartoon characters; indeed, she may very well be moving back into the neighborhood of Broadway in 2010 when a musical version of "The Adams Family" is penciled in, with Neuwirth as the ghoul next door, the deadpan Morticia.
"It's based on the actual comics, not the TV show or the films," she says.
Another credit, another year: It's not every artist who finds people visiting Times Square to celebrate her birthday at year's end, but that does happen when your candles light up just as the Times Square ball is going down Dec. 31.
It's a mixed blessing, says the unalloyed, blessed Bebe, about to turn 50. The good news is everyone is toasting your birthday, Bebe kibitzes.
The down side? It's a Top 10 list in reverse: "They're counting down the end of your birthday at midnight."
But, then, time seems to be in her favor these razzle-dazzle days, as she puts on her party hat to celebrate yet another performance, this time "with piano."


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Heavy storms moved through Northeast Georgia on Saturday morning, bringing heavy rain but little damage to end a week that began with snow, ice and subzero wind chills.
Area residents awoke to the sound of thunder and tornado sirens as a strong line of storms moved through the area. About a quarter-inch of rain fell late Friday night, with another 1.38 inches recorded from midnight through noon at the National Weather Service recording station at Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport in Gainesville.
No tornados were reported in the area despite the warnings. Hall County Fire Services reported a few incidents of damage during the storm, mostly in North Hall, with a few trees and power lines down but no structural damage or injuries.
A fallen tree in a neighborhood of U.S. 129 north of Gainesville took out power lines. One house was reported to be struck by lightning but with no serious damage.
There also were a few vehicle accidents during the storm, Fire Marshal Capt. Scott Cagle reported.
Saturday's high temperature of 60 degrees was more than 50 degrees warmer than the single-digit temps from Tuesday morning.
The rain kept Lake Lanier more than a foot above full winter pool at 1,071.05 feet above sea level.
Today should be pleasant, with clear skies and highs in the mid-50s. A chance of rain will return Monday to greet the work week. Temperatures should be seasonal, with daytime highs in the low 50s and overnight lows in the upper 30s, then getting colder later in the week.
In metro Atlanta, fire crews freed a 14-year-old girl from a mobile home Saturday morning after a tree crashed into a back bedroom, piercing the roof and smashing into the floor of the home in southern Cherokee County. She was taken to a hospital in serious condition, they said.
"It was a delicate situation because the tree had gone through the roof, actually had gone through the flooring of the mobile home and the 14-year-old was trapped between the tree and the flooring that had already been knocked away," Cherokee County Fire Department spokesman Tim Cavender told reporters. "A limb on the tree actually went through the floor which made the floor unstable.
"She was conscious and alert, talking to some of the paramedics so we hope she's going to be doing OK."
A 2-year-old child in the same mobile home was treated for abrasions and seemed to be doing fine, he said.
Statewide, Georgia Power reported that more than 10,000 customers were without power Saturday morning. More than 2,000 of those were in Rabun County, the rest scattered throughout north Georgia.
Jackson EMC reported no outage problems in the area.
The storms prompted at least one tornado warning north of Atlanta, though there were no immediate reports of any confirmed twisters from the storms.
Flash flood warnings were also issued for DeKalb County and central Fulton County.
Associated Press reports contributed to this story.


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Dec 5, 2012 - By Craig Blumenshine, Staff WriterThe Riverton High School boys swim team begins the winter campaign with a pair of meets this weekend.
Friday, Riverton travels to Casper and will swim in the Kelly Walsh pool at the annual Casper Relays. The team will return Saturday to Fremont County and compete at the Lander Invitational.
Riverton's first home meets of the season will be the following Friday and Saturday, when the Wolverines host the Pre Invite meet and the Riverton Invitational at the Riverton Aquatic Center.
Top returning swimmers for the Wolverines include senior Eli Horyza and his brother, junior Eric Horyza.
Eli Horyza was Riverton's top finisher at the state meet last year. He finished in seventh place as the consolation finals champion in the 200-yard individual medley and also placed tenth as a junior in the 100-yard freestyle.
Eric Horyza this year, will work to improve his 10th place finish in last year's state meet in the 50-yard freestyle.
Junior Tyler Matsen should be strong in the 100-yard breaststroke where he qualified for the Class 4-A state meet last year.
Senior Chad Hanson also returns with state meet experience for the Wolverines.
As a team last year, Riverton finished ninth out of 12 teams at the state swim meet and, as was expected, placed third with 200 points ahead of Casper Natrona, with 95 points, and Sheridan with 66 points at the Class 4-A North meet. Casper Kelly Walsh won the Class 4-A North meet with 407 points, ahead of second-place Gillette with 375 points.
Gillette rebounded to win the Class 4-A state swim championship last year with Cheyenne Central and Laramie finishing second and third.
Riverton has 19 swimmers on its roster. Head coach of the Wolverines is Jay Dayton, and Shea Boyle will again serve as assistant coach.
Besides Ely Horyza and Hanson, Stephen Hinkle, Andrew Dayton and Julius Heimann are the other seniors on the Wolverine swim team this season.
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"Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless." - Mother Teresa
When it came time for the 4-thread serging, my project came to a screeching halt. Three HOURS later and MUCH frustration, they still are not done. Grrr... I lost a needle inside the machine. I have rethreaded the machine more than a dozen times. It will work right for about 3 inches and then BAM! something happens and all I get is four threads...no chain.
"Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless." - Mother Teresa
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I'm taking a well earned break, and after that I have more laundry to put away, 2 more boxes to unpack, and I need to sweep/ move things to the center of our bedroom, so DH can paint it. that's probably about 45 minutes of stuff.
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Volume 32,
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December, 1995
Why Did God Create Poisons and Toxins?
Jerry Bergman, Ph.D.
The problem of toxicity is considered. It is concluded that many myths exist about the subject of poisons and toxins. A major one is that a dichotomy exists between poisonous and nonpoisonous chemicals when actually nothing is toxic in small levels, and all chemicals are toxic in high amounts. Further, most all chemicals which have a high level of toxicity have an important function in life, and because compounds can be used in a harmful way does not negate their importance when used appropriately. It is not the compound that is the problem, but the use.
Carcharodon megalodon: Is This the Antediluvian Great White Shark?
Carl R. Froede, Jr., B.S., P.G.
Sharks represent an interesting problem for uniformitarian paleontologists. They suddenly appear fully formed in the Devonian Period with no apparent ancestors. One shark species in particular, Carcharodon megalodon, is known from its abundant teeth found in rocks which "date" to the uniformitarian Miocene. Some scientists have suggested that the "modern" great white shark (i.e., Carcharodon carcharias) might represent the same shark species as C. megalodon. However, serious questions remain regarding whether these were the same species of shark. While C. megalodon and _C. carcharias_ are clearly within the same genus, they likely should remain as separate species. Many young earth creationists believe that during the Antediluvian timeframe both mankind and animals had longer lifespans than at present. Carcharodon megalodon, like the dinosaurs, are believed to have grown continually until they were killed, either during the catastrophic conditions associated with the Flood event, or they eventually died from old age (possibly post-Flood). Longer periods of growth, proposed for the antediluvian timeframe, could have allowed C. megalodon to grow to its maximum size potential. Other environmental factors might still allow for the possibility that a living C. megalodon might be found in the oceans of the planet.
Mid and High Latitude Flora Deposited in the Genesis Flood, Part II: A Creationist Hypothesis
Michael J. Oard, M.S.
A creationist hypothesis for mid and high latitude paleofloras, including the fossil "forests" on Axel Heiberg Island, is presented. This hypothesis is an extension of the floating log mat model during the Genesis Flood. One ramification of this hypothesis is that most of the "Cenozoic land sediments likely were deposited in the Flood and not the post-Flood period. Several other applications of this model are presented.
Nine New Species and a New Genus of Dominican Amber Ants of the Tribe (Cephalotini Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Gijsbertus Vierbergen and Joachim Scheven, Ph.D.
Fossils of Cephalotine ants are frequently encountered in Dominican amber. Of 22 specimens examined, 18 belong to species not known from the Cephalotine fauna of today. Four specimens could not be identified to the species level. Five species of the genus Zacryptocerus are described as Z. alveolatus n.sp., _Z. integerrimus_ n.sp., Z. obscurus n.sp., Z. pseudo-aztecus n.sp., and Z. squamosus n.sp., together with four species of the newly raised genus Exocryptocerus (_E. elevatus_ n.sp., E. serratus n.sp., E. truncatus n.sp., and E. jansei n.sp.). The Cephalotine fauna of the Carribean of today is poor in regard to the past and consists of only four well-defined species. This low number indicates a depauperation of the ant fauna and possibly the whole insect fauna in the Carribean. Most likely this depauperation was caused by a geological and climatical change before or shortly after the Flood.
Pithecanthropus IV: A Human Evolutionary Ancestor or an Artificial Reconstruction?
Phil L. Davidson, M.A.,
[[ In 1939 the remains of an early "hominid" were discovered in Java. These remains have been interpreted as representing an intermediate form between Australopithecus and Homo erectus. However, statistical and morphological data show these remains to be an artificial combination of disparate (dissimilar) skeletal elements.


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My health of my teeth changed after pregnancy. Any natural remedies for whitening?
My teeth during and after my pregnancy changed slightly. What natural ways do you recommend to help whiten teeth before going to a dentist? I heard of banana peels, what other methods are there out there with food?
13th July 2014 04:27 AM #2
Hi lovemykids,
You may like to read this article Healthy teeth, healthy mothers, healthy babies.
Your hormones change in pregnancy so this can cause your gums to be more susceptible to problems. This means it is even more important that you have a good hygiene routine in pregnancy and when you have young children and that you see your dentist regularly.
Did you suffer from bad morning sickness in your pregnancy? This can cause changes in your teeth.
Eating crunchy food like cucumbers and carrots can help to whiten your teeth. What is your diet like generally?
Warm wishes,
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Hello lovemykids,
Have you heard of oil pulling?
Oil pulling is a age old Ayurveda process, it works on the ROOT CAUSE and helps the body in its healing process, hence takes significant amount of time in giving you the desired results. The time it takes depends on an individual.
Some claim that it helps to whiten the teeth, others mention the amazing health benefits from it as well.
Here is a great link on oil pulling:
Ive also heard of baking soda mixed with coconut oil with a drop of tea tree oil or peppermint oil used as a toothpaste. The baking soda helps with whitening.
Please do let us know if you use either of these remedies, Id love to hear back from you.
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Thank you for the advice sunnymumof5. I have recently read about oil pulling, but never thought about trying it. Baking soda sounds great, since I do want to eventually make my own toothpaste. I will let you know when I try them. Thanks again!
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You should use lemon and baking powder for you teeth and after paste massage your teeth with mustard oil and salt.


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Whereas the University of Hawai'i at Manoa is charged by the Board of Regents to "utilize selective admissions criteria for all colleges and programs" [BOR Policies Section 5- 11a(1)]; and
Whereas the UHM strategic plan includes a commitment to increase academic rigor for Manoa's undergraduates; and
Whereas UHM admissions standards have changed little in three decades; and
Whereas high school and transfer GPAs have a very different meaning now than they used to; and in particular, the 2.8 GPA we require of high school applicants now represents the bottom 40% of high school classes; and
Whereas data we have collected so far clearly indicate that raising the GPA will have no measurable negative impact on the diversity of the student body; and
Whereas the so-called "assured admissions criteria" are meant to be high; and
Whereas Manoa faculty are charged to develop "other admission criteria that are used to determine the admission of students who do not meet the higher, assured admissions criteria" [BOR Policies Section 5-11a(3)(b)]; and
Whereas the continuing problem of underrepresentation of qualified students from the most disadvantaged groups in the UH community seems to be more a problem of outreach, preparation, and mentoring than of formal admission standards; and
Whereas a narrow focus on a few criteria, especially GPA, can have deleterious effects (e.g., promote grade inflation in the high schools and provide an incentive for K-12 students to avoid challenging courses); and
Whereas the admissions office already consider a number of supplemental admissions criteria, though they are not explicitly announced; and
Whereas while "no qualified resident applicant should be denied admission to the University system," [BOR Policies Section 5-11b(2)] this does not mean that Manoa by itself must satisfy this requirement, but is a charge to the system as a whole; therefore
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Previous SAU Productions: Sexual Perversity in Chicago; The Drowsy Chaperone; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown; Dark Play, or Stories for Boys; Columbinus; Dakota Jones and the Search for Atlantis; The Plagiarists; Les Liaisons Dangereuses; Almost, Maine; Alice In Wonderland: A New Adventure; Eurydice; No Exit; Chicago
What was your favorite role, and why? My favorite role on stage was Harrison and Ensemble in this year's production of Chicago. I loved having the chance to be on stage with such great performers and the opportunity to dance to my heart's content.
My favorite technical theatre role was light designing The Plagiarist. This was my first main stage light design at St. Ambrose, and it was a fantastic opportunity to really grow as a designer.
Who inspires you? There are many people who act as sources of inspiration for me, one of them is Tim Stompanato. I have gone through these past four years of Ambrose theatre with Tim, and I have never seen him step down from a challenge either as an actor or a technician. Tim and I have worked on various projects together, and the product has always been better because of the collaboration. One of the most inspiring things about Tim was watching as he overcame his fear of heights while working as a lighting technician, master electrician, and assistant designer.
What is your favorite play/musical and why? My favorite show is Billy Elliot. It is my favorite for many reasons, but mostly it was the timing of me seeing the show. Watching how all the aspects of the show fit together re-energized me and reminded me why I love theatre so much.
What drew you to the Theatre and when? I was really drawn to theatre during grade school. What exactly the draw was, I am unsure, but it was strong enough to keep a biology major involved throughout college for four years.
What is your favorite memory of the Theater? My two favorite theatre memories are getting a backstage tour of The Lion King, and getting to go up into the light booth in New York during the intermission of Billy Elliot and getting a talk through of the technical aspects of the show.
Any words of wisdom or advice for future Theatre patrons? Get involved but don't get over involved. Find your passions and follow where they lead.
What will you miss the most about the SAU Theatre department? I will miss the feeling of excitement when everything goes right, and the feeling of accomplishment when all of my technical problems are resolved.
What are your plans after graduation? I plan on applying for both science education jobs and theatre jobs.
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Dr Merkel's move will come as a blow to the Prime Minister, who is expected to say in his long-awaited EU speech, due to be delivered in the Netherlands on January 22, that he would use a major treaty revision to renegotiate the terms of British membership.
In common with every member state, Britain would have a veto in the negotiations which Mr Cameron would use to create a new settlement. He would then put this to the British people in a referendum if he wins the general election in 2015.
It is understood that Dr Merkel, the only EU leader who has been calling for a revision of the Lisbon treaty to underpin new governance arrangements for the euro zone, has given up on the idea of a major treaty revision for the moment.
She is said to have decided it is fruitless to push for a treaty revision in the face of strong opposition from France and elsewhere. Instead she has decided to try to stabilise the euro zone by working on three areas – banking union, the subject of the last EU summit where Mr Cameron won guarantees for Britain, greater fiscal co-ordination among euro zone members, and EU labour market reform.
But Britain made it clear on Friday that it still expected an opportunity to renegotiate the terms of its membership when the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
In an interview with the German newspaper Die Welt which took place before a Dr Merkel ally criticised Britain for seeking to "blackmail" its partners, Mr Osborne said: "I very much hope that Britain remains a member of the EU. But in order that we can remain in the European Union, the EU must change."
The Treasury confirmed the interview translation was accurate, but a source played down the significance of the Chancellor's comments.
"This is consistent with what we have said," the source said. "We want to remain in the EU but the EU needs to change, and indeed is changing."
But Germany is showing growing irritation with Britain. German ambassador to Britain Georg Boomgaarden dismissed the euro sceptics' belief that Britain faced a choice between "pick and choose or out".
He told The Guardian: "This is really a choice between out and out . . . If you pick and choose, you blow up the single market."
Mr Boomgaarden's intervention follows the warning by the chairman of the Bundestag's European affairs committee Gunther Krichbaum that Britain should not seek to blackmail its EU partners.
Philip Gordon, the US assistant secretary for European affairs, spoke out against a referendum, saying that Washington wanted Britain to remain a "strong voice" in the EU.
Richard Ashworth, leader of the Conservative members of the European Parliament, warned that strident euro scepticism was in danger of giving the impression of Britain "snarling like a pit-bull across the Channel".
Mr Ashworth said Britain was making itself "pretty unattractive and difficult to work with".
Douglas Alexander, British opposition Labour party spokesman on foreign affairs, said: "This week, British business, then the Americans and then the Germans, joined a growing chorus of concern about the real risk of David Cameron pushing Britain towards exit from Europe. This is not a Prime Minister in control of the agenda, or even of his party.
"It is weakness and not principle that is now driving David Cameron's thinking, yet sadly he seems intent on putting the unity of his party over the best interests of the country."
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- Cervical dysplasia is precancerous change in the lining cells of the cervix of the uterus.
- Cervical dysplasia is caused by infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV), but other factors also play a role.
- HPV infection is common in the general population. It is unclear why some women develop dysplasia and cervical cancer related to HPV infection while others do not.
- Typically, cervical dysplasia does not produce any signs or symptoms.
- Cervical dysplasia is diagnosed by tissue biopsy from the cervix, vagina, or vulva.
- Treatment, when necessary, involves ablation (destruction) or resection (removal) of the abnormal area.
- A vaccine is available against nine common HPV types associated with the development of dysplasia and cervical cancer
What is cervical dysplasia?
Cervical dysplasia refers to the presence of precancerous changes of the cells that make up the surface of the cervix, the opening to the womb (uterus). The term dysplasia refers to the abnormal appearance of the cells when viewed under the microscope. The degree and extent of abnormality seen on a tissue sample biopsy was formerly referred to as mild, moderate, or severe dysplasia. In recent years, this nomenclature has been replaced by a newer system. These systems are based upon changes in the appearance of cells visualized when smears of individual cells (cytological changes) or tissue biopsies (histological changes) are reviewed under a microscope. Pap smears obtain samples of the surface cells to determine if they are normal or abnormal and do not provide a diagnosis, which can only be done by a tissue biopsy.
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The National Weather Service is predicting the rain will last until 11 a.m. in the region. It will move northeast at 20 miles per hour.
Rainfall amounts will average between one tenth and one quarter of an inch, according to the National Weather Service.
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