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CHICAGO -- The National Automatic Merchandising Association issued a progress report on Oct. 10 in regard to debit card swipe fees. Dan Mathews, NAMA's interim CEO, reports that the association has taken several steps to seek relief for vending operators who accept debit cards.
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On Oct. 1, I sent you an email explaining the impact of the debit card "swipe fee" changes with a brief explanation of what you can do and what NAMA is doing on your behalf. Today, I want to give you an update as to our progress.
» We have been in direct contact at the highest levels with BAMS (Bank of Merchant Services), Visa and MasterCard asking for immediate relief.
» A member of our Board of Directors has been in contact with the office of House Small Business Committee Chair Rep. Sam Graves (R-6th-MO) and has set an appointment later this month.
» Our lobbyist is in process of contacting Illinois Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D); Illinois Sen. Mark Steven Kirk (R); Federal Reserve Board Chair Ben S. Bernanke; and Secretary of the Treasury Timothy F. Geithner. Our lobbyist is asking fro relief for the vending industry.
» We have posted numerous articles on the NAMA website to keep you current like the link attached below.
» BAMS is working on our behalf to protect the vending channel and ensure there is parity for within the industry and particularly for NAMA members. They can offer no promises but they believe the new rates will not stand in the present form.
» We have asked BAMS to prepare a statement for delivery to our members by early next week spelling out the exact impact of the new rates for vending, coffee service and foodservice, as well as a statement of recommendations and current outlook.
We realize you cannot profitably continue to accept debit cards under the current program. We also understand that industry progress in implementing cashless payment systems is going to be dramatically slowed if there is no relief.
As a point of clarification, BAMS has not increased their fees to NAMA members, but they are obligated to pass on the increases from the issuing banks. Also, BAMS is 49% owned by Bank of America, but they operate as a totally separate business entity.
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Implementing a Professional Development School (PDS) Model:
A Proposed Pilot Study for UNI Field Experiences
This pilot study would create a multi-site professional development school for the purpose of expanding UNI's field experiences and strengthening our partnership with local school districts. Expected benefits would include better prepared teachers, increased student achievement and professional development opportunities, and increased retention of PDS graduates in the teaching profession. The pilot study would involve approximately four faculty supervisors, 3 cohorts of 60-90 UNI teacher education candidates at Levels I, II, and III, and would be hosted by four schools in the Cedar Falls and Waterloo school districts. Key changes from the current field experiences would include increased faculty supervision, longer field placements, and increased professional development opportunities for cooperating teachers. Guiding the implementation process would be a steering committee organized around the five NCATE (2001) standards for Professional Development Schools, which are (1) Learning Community; (2) Accountability and Quality Assurance; (3) Collaboration; (4) Diversity and Equity; (5) Structures, Resources, and Roles. The steering committee will use these five standards to create a blueprint for replicating the PDS model throughout UNI's field experiences.
1. The pilot study would seek to determine to what degree field experiences could be expanded beyond their current capacity, i.e., to what degree could students spend more time observing and teaching in classrooms.
2. The pilot study would seek to determine whether and to what degree value could be added to teacher candidate outcomes by providing additional structure and faculty supervision for the Level I, I, and III field experiences conducted in local schools.
3. The pilot study would seek to generate a PDS model based on NCATE's five standards for professional development schools. This model would include descriptions of field experience assignments, professional development opportunities, role definitions, governance procedures, assessment procedures, and a plan for promoting diversity and equity.
PDS Literature:
The professional development school (PDS) model for teacher education is well supported in the research literature. The benefits for teacher education programs, PDS schools, and the local community will be discussed briefly in this section. In regards to teacher education, PDS graduates are better with teaching in aspects such as planning, instruction, management, and assessment. They are also better able to reflect on their practice, exhibiting more student focus than self focus, a greater likelihood to justify their practice, and a greater likelihood to connect practice and theory (Castle, Fox, & Souder, 2006). Graduates from PDSs are more likely to have a more significant impact on student achievement earlier in their teacher careers.
The K-12 students in a PDS also benefit: an increasing number of studies indicate that student achievement is increased, as indicated by standardized achievement test scores and other measures (e.g. Abdal-Haqq, 1998; Klingner, Leftwich, van Garderen, & Hernandez, 2004). A PDS can also offer more professional development opportunities for both teachers and professors, by giving teachers more access to research and professors more contact with classroom practice.
Another benefit of the PDS model is improved teacher retention (Latham & Vogt, 2007). Currently, 50% of all teachers leave the profession in their first 6 years. PDS graduates are more likely to remain in teaching because of they are more confident in their abilities and better prepared for the realities of teaching (Ridley, Hurwitz, Hackett, & Miller, 2005). Higher teacher retention means higher quality teachers, reduced training costs, and fewer problems caused by turnover.
PLS Task Force Recommendation
This pilot was also recommended by the Price Laboratory School Task Force in the spring of 2007. The rationale for recommending this proposed pilot study was based on three central conclusions from the final report of the PLS Task Force, as stated below:
1. The university and the state must be willing to invest in teacher education if it is to improve and be positioned for the future.
2. Substantive, closely supervised field experiences are critical to strengthening UNI's academic reputation. Field experience should be regarded not merely as indispensable, on-the-job training for future teachers, but as strategic opportunities for UNI's College of Education to enhance its historical stature as a national leader in teacher training.
3. Closer ties to the local school districts are recommended. We believe that efforts to establish professional development schools to provide further and more diverse field experiences for our students should continue.
The PLS Task Force recommended the following specific issues be investigated during the pilot study:
1. the ability of local schools to absorb additional UNI placements,
2. the potential for expanding the scope of UNI's field experiences by increasing the amount of time teacher candidates spend teaching and observing
3. the potential for creating a more structured supervised field experience by expanding the role of local school teachers
4. the potential for adding value to the Level 1 and 3 field experiences by using UNI faculty supervisors
5. the potential for increased collaboration with local school teachers and local schools.
6. the potential for using field experiences for research projects.
The PLS Task Force identified subsidiary benefits that could accrue from conducting the pilot study. The pilot study would:
1. provide an opportunity to strengthen relationships with local schools by engaging in a collaborative project that has significant implications for both.
2. contribute to the ongoing research agenda in the college of Education by providing a significant research project.
3. deepen the College of Education's experiential base with the PDS model, a model that is widely used around the country.
4. develop materials, procedure, and practices that may have application to all the Level I, II, and III field experiences
This pilot project will provide valuable information for teacher education program at UNI, regardless of what direction it takes:
1. If UNI pursues multiple models of delivering field experiences, the findings could suggest ways to enhance and expand the Level I and Level III field experiences in conjunction with the Level II field experience at the Price Laboratory School. Currently, our greatest potential for strengthening our field experiences depends on our ability to engage the outside community to better train our teachers.
2. If UNI chose to fully implement a PDS model, the findings from a pilot study would be invaluable for planning purposes. At this time, it is difficult to even assess the feasability of a PDS without an initial study to sort out problems, challenges, and potential benefits.
3. This pilot study provides a basis for a back up plan for the Level II field experience if decreased enrollment and/or funding concerns forced the closing of Price Laboratory School at some future date.
Participants and Sites in the Study:
A total of 60-100 students would be involved in the pilot study. This group would be divided into three cohorts of approximately 30 students. Each cohort would represent one level of the field experience, i.e., 30 students would participate at Level I, 30 students would participate at level 2, and 30 students would participate at Level III. At Level I, one section of the 200:017 field experience would be selected for participation, and at Level II, one section of the 200:128 field experience would be selected. At Level III, students would be selected by soliciting professors involved with Level III experiences.
Involving a large number of students in the pilot project provides an opportunity to investigate issues related to the scope of UNI field experience placements.
Field Experience Supervisors
Two to four full time faculty would supervise the students in their field experience. Preferably, there would be four faculty supervisors to include two elementary supervisors, 1 middle school supervisor, and 1 secondary supervisor. If only two supervisors are available, one could be elementary and one secondary. If three faculty supervisors are available, one could be elementary, one could be elementary and middle, or one could be secondary. Some other arrangement might also be suitable depending on the specific interests and abilities of the faculty supervisors.
Each of the faculty supervisors would be hosted by one or two schools. That would enable supervisors an opportunity to build relationships with the teachers within a building. This could provide opportunities for team teaching, professional development and other collaborative opportunities.
Field Placement Coordinator
The field placement coordinator needs to be involved with the project to ensure that the official records of field placements are properly maintained..
Four schools from the Cedar Falls and Waterloo school districts will be selected as host sites for the pilot study, including two elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The faculty supervisors will each be located at a different school.
The pilot will be guided by a steering committee organized for the purpose of redesigning and overseeing the field experiences for the pilot project. Members of the faculty committee will consist of representatives from the Price Laboratory School, from the field experience supervisors participating in the pilot, from professors involved with the Level I, II, and III field experiences, from the administration, from cooperating teachers in the Cedar Falls and Waterloo school districts, and from the community. The committee will be organized around the five NCATE (2001) Standards for Professional Development Schools, which are (1) Learning Community; (2) Accountability and Quality Assurance; (3) Collaboration; (4) Diversity and Equity; (5) Structures, Resources, and Roles. At the end of the study, each of these subcommittees will produce a segment of the final report, as described below:
1. Learning Community
The Learning Community subcommittee would produce outcomes related to field experience activities, field experience assignments, and professional development activities for teachers. Examples related to field experience activities and assignments might include writing cases, creating teacher work samples, analyses of teaching and learning, action research projects, autobiographies, logs, journals, and reflective essays. Professional development opportunities could include action research, teacher leadership, and university sponsored inservice programs.
2. Accountability and Quality Assurance
The Accountability and Quality Assurance subcommittee would produce outcomes related to observing field experience students, judging the quality of student products, assessing the overall quality of the PDS experience, and establishing related research projects. The assessment would target the five standards for professional development schools (NCATE, 2001). Assessment data could include existing mandated assessments and reports, such as standardized test data, teacher work samples, or other university or school assessments. It could also include (a) assessment regularly done by the partners, such as field experience assignments; (b) archival data, such as demographic data on students, faculty, and administrators, as well as assignment rosters, schedules, minutes of meetings, and job descriptions; and (c) data collected for the specific purpose of assessing the partnership, such as surveys with student participants and cooperating teachers, interviews with selected student participants, selected cooperating teachers, and faculty supervisors, and assessments designed to assess the growth in the reflective capacity of teacher candidates.
3. Collaboration
The Collaboration subcommittee would produce outcomes related to designating the responsibilities of the partner schools, the potential scope and limitations of a PDS model, the number of placements sites are needed for PDS model, the number of hours allotted to the field experience, and other logistical considerations related to the collaboration of the school and university partners. Written products from this committee could include descriptions of the partners, prior partnership history, engagement in joint work, roles of the partners, philosophy of the partnership, alignment of the goals of the partnership with the university and the college, the number of teacher candidate placements, involvement of university faculty in PDS, involvement of school faculty at the university, and development of collaborative governance. Other example outcomes could include creating a mission statement, short and long term goals, partnership agreements; and a protocol for adding partners.
4. Diversity and Equity
The Diversity and Equity subcommittee would produce outcomes related to ensuring equity in Collaboration, Learning Community, and Assessment. Examples in Collaboration would include strategies that ensure diverse representation and equality of voice from all, including members of the community. Examples in regards to the Learning Community standard would include strategies that provide equal opportunities for all in regards to curriculum and instruction. Examples in regards to Assessment would include strategies to reduce the achievement gap, use inquiry to document equity, and to evaluate policies and practices to support equity.
5. Structures, Resources, and Roles
The Structures, Resources, and Roles subcommittee would produce outcomes related to identifying and describing roles that need to fulfilled as part of the PDS. Examples would include defining the roles of supervisors, cooperating teachers, UNI faculty, and the field experience coordinator, among others. When defining the roles of supervisors, this subcommittee might address their job functions and daily activities within a PDS model, their relationship with teacher candidates, their collaboration with teachers, their role regarding professional development of the school staff, and their role in conducting research. When defining the roles of cooperating teachers, this subcommittee might address giving feedback, organizing activities for teacher candidates, assessing teacher candidates, collaborating with UNI faculty supervisors, participating in or leading professional development activities, and participating or leading research activities. Similar descriptions need to be created for UNI faculty, field experience coordinators, and other roles as determined by the committee.
Pilot Timeline
July/August -Faculty committee meets.
A. Create initial design for the field experiences
B. Select student participants
August - Phase I of the Pilot Study begins.
Full implementation of Phase I would include a pilot study with four faculty supervisors and approximately 90 teacher education students. Partial implementation could be 2 faculty supervisors and approximately 60 teacher education students. Partial implementation may be necessitated by a lack of available faculty supervisors, a lack of time for initial planning, or a lack of overall funding for the project.
January - Phase II of the Pilot Study begins.
By Phase II, the pilot should be fully implemented, barring a shortage of faculty or money.
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With 2014 now ready to roll out a year of music, fans have been waiting for quite a while for albums from some of their favorite artists. This year we're told we can finally expect to see new releases from many of rock's biggest names including…
It's been 8 years now since Tool has released an album. We're hearing 2014 is the year the band will release their fifth studio album.
Coming off their remixed packaged product with the hit "A Light That Never Comes" produced by EDM Producer Steve Aoki and having Chester Bennington doing vocals for STP. Mike Shinoda has said that their sixth studio album should be ready for 2014
So much for taking breaks. In 2012, the band said they're taking a break. In what seemed like a few hours, Dave Grohl was talking about working on the band's eighth new album. Grohl had told Rolling Stone in November that "we're doing it in a way that no one's done before and we're writing the album in a way that I don't think has been done before." The album is expected to be released this year.
Georgia's modern metal foursome are currently in the studio to record the follow up to the 2011 'The Hunter'.
With a new label (Capitol Records) and a new vibe, Beck's expected to release his first new album in six years. 'Morning Phase' is supposed to be due out in February. Word is he's slotted to release two full albums this year.
In what seems like forever ago, Black Keys' Dan Auerback told fans that the would be able to make their next album in just two weeks. Well, we're told that its finally going to get released this year, we'll see.
Brian Burton A/K/A Danger Mouse will team up again with The Shins' James Mercer to release their second album 'After The Disco' for Jan. 14
After two years and a bunch of very cool remixes from EDM's Calvin Harris and more, Florence and the Machine are expected to have their follow up to 'Ceremonials' ready for this year.
Adam Clayton had wanted to get the 12 tracks finished by the end of November 2013. Looks like their gift to themselves of finishing the recording before Christmas came early. The follow up to 2009's 'No Line On The Horizon' is scheduled to be released soon. No stranger to remixes and using electronics, U2 brought on Danger Mouse, David Guetta and others. Then there's the single "Ordinary Love" from the movie Mandela" Long Walk To Freedom already out this year.
Does Thom Yorke ever sleep? Recording side projects with Atoms For Peace where he, Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea, longtime Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich and others brought us some great music, there's still the matter of new music for Radiohead. Last summer, the band with Yorke recorded a new track at Jack White's Nashville studio on the way out to Bonnaroo. So if there's no new album at least we may get a single.
Other harder new releases for 2014 expected include Anthrax, Metallica, Slayer, Judas Priest and more.


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Oh Eva Longoria. You're having quite the year of wardrobe malfunctions, aren't you?
Well it's important people keep talking about you now you're off the telly.
After accidentally exposing a whole boob back in January, this time it's Eva's bum being exposed through her pencil skit with the flash of paparazzo's camera.
It is a truly great bum though.
And dressing yourself is difficult, isn't it? It could've been much worse - at least she's got nice sexy underwear on instead of massive grey Spanx.
Anyone would think she'd planned it...
Eva's last slip-up was at this year's Golden Globe Awards when she revealed her whole boob thanks to her dress's plunging neckline.
The Desperate Housewives actress was posing for the paps on the red carpet alongside her pal and celebrity hair stylist Ken Paves.
Ever heard of taping yourself in?
Have a look at some of the best ever wardrobe malfunctions from stars here:
Eva, who is best mates with Victoria Beckham, recently revealed how after her split from husband Tony Parker in 2011, she stopped taking care of herself.
Speaking on The Dr. Oz Show, the 38-year-old former Desperate Housewives star explained how her divorce really affected her.
Describing the time immediately after the breakup as "the time I got the most compliments, because I was so skinny. I was not eating. I was depressed. I was sad. My diet was coffee."
"People kept saying, 'You look amazing. Divorce agrees with you. And I was like, 'I don't feel good. I have no energy.' I didn't know I was depressed. I mean, I knew it was a sad moment in my life, but I wouldn't categorize myself as depressed."
She added: "I was just depleted of every vitamin. He said it's as if somebody took a straw and sucked everything out of your body. 'You don't have any iron and your liver's overacting.'
It was like all these things were physically wrong with my body, so I had to saturate with vitamins and kind of get back on this track."
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Yep, that's the latest among the right wing nut jobs. "Something" will happen – no, honestly, they aren't specific at all! – and Obama will be so beloved that he will be elected to a third term. Just like the 22nd Amendment says…oh, wait. Darn that Constitution!
The main peddler of this latest whacked-out theory is Stansberry & Associates Investment Research, a publishing firm. They specialize in snake oil financial advice and have a history of promoting such nonsense. Recently they sent out emails signed by George Rayburn, a publisher with their company. In them, they ask readers to imagine that it is 2015 and that "a specific event" – seriously, that's what it says – will take place. This event will usher in a prosperous period for the U.S. and this is bad because it will "propel Obama to a near-unprecedented third term." There is a link to a full analysis of this scenario given in the email. They also link to a slideshow called "The Third Term — INSIDE: The Secret Plan to Retain Power Through 2020″
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Five Detroit Red Wings players will be playing in the RBC Play Hockey Charity Challenge in Toronto on Wednesday.
The teams will be captained by Tampa Bay Lightning forward Steven Stamkos and Montreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban.
The following Red Wings will be playing:
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OnMilwaukee.com recommends, March 30, 2013
If you're looking for a caffeine boost, a blast from the past (stop, collaborate and listen), good reads or an easier way to cook, read on to hear our staff's favorite things this week.
Chef's Choice Professional Sharpening Station 130 – I've been struggling at home to find a good knife sharpener for a while. Though not all our steak knives are awesome, we do have some pretty good chef's knives and kitchen shears. But time has dulled them. Being an economical fellow in some ways, I've been trying to keep up with sharpening using a knife steel. That wasn't working so I went with a manual knife sharpener, but that was so work intensive that I knew it was an unrealistic solution. Then I got this motorized version for about $150 and if you're a serious cook, or serious about not losing a finger while making dinner, it's a bargain. Three guided slots allow you to sharpen a completely dull knife in just a few strokes and it takes little more than a single stroke to touch up a slightly tired blade. The sharpener plugs into an outlet, so it does all the work, and the guides ensure that you use the correct angle every time. You can sharpen serrated knives, santoku and other Asian knives, too. Of course, outdoorsmen can also use it to hone sporting and pocket knives, too. Cooking just got a whole lot easier at our house. – Bobby Tanzilo
Cinnamon Sugar Biscotti coffee - The Door County Coffee and Tea Company has long been my favorite caffeine dealer. The quality is there and the prices aren't bad at all – plus, you can grind the beans yourself at its retail space in Sturgeon Bay. I discovered its limited-time-only spring flavor, cinnamon sugar biscotti, on a recent trip north, and after a few days of drinking it at home I realized I couldn't do without and ordered another 8-ounce bag online (standard shipping was around $8, but it did arrive 48 hours later). If you "like" it on Facebook, you can watch for specials and discounts. – Colleen Jurkiewicz
Vanilla Ice at the Bucks Game – Go ninja go ninja go! How could you miss Vanilla Ice performing at halftime of Saturday's Milwaukee Bucks game against Oklahoma City on '90s night?! Break out your best IOU or Z Cavaricci – heck, even the Zubaz – and relive the glory days when MTV played music and Boyz II Men lent some credibility to the term "boy band." – Jim Owczarski
"Mary Nohl: A Lifetime In Art" – This book, a biography about local artist Mary Nohl whose Fox Point estate is often referred to as "The Witch's House" – is part of the Badger Biography series aimed at young readers. It is 115 pages long, with lots of photos, big text, an easy and interesting story and suggested discussion points. It also asks kids their opinions throughout. Nohl's playful, imaginative art with so many fun, distorted faces is very appealing to young people. My kids loved this book (it's a good one to read aloud) and are asking every day when we can drive by "the witch's" heavily-sculptured yard again. – Molly Snyder
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UPDATE BY ORGANIZER: Due to a medical problem for Maestro Nazeri, He is not able to perform. All online tickets were refunded.
The Iranian tenor performs music from across his 35 year career – bringing together sacred Sufi poetry with classical Iranian music.
Carefully controlled, yet brimming with raw emotion, Nazeri's performance is versatile, seeing him perform with full orchestras and choirs as well as intimate small ensembles. For this concert he returns to his roots, backed by his band of traditional Iranian instruments, their flowing strings rising and falling, a pulsing force behind his rich vocal tones.
The first performer to set the poetry of Islamic scholar and Sufi mystic Rumi to traditional Persian music, creating a beautiful unison of the two that opened up the eyes and ears to Rumi's poetry, Nazeri's striking tenor voice portrays the range of emotions in Sufi poetry as almost no-one else can.
Shahram Nazeri Concert: The Knight of the Voice
UPDATE BY ORGANIZER: Due to a medical problem for Maestro Nazeri, He is not able to perform. All online tickets were refunded.
Shahram Nazeri – Shahram Nazeri (Born in Kermanshah, 1950) is a contemporary Iranian Kurdish tenor who sings classical Persian and Kurdish music. He is one of Iran's most respected vocalists ...


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October 5-6, 2009
NIDA/NIA Workshop
Marriott Washington
NIDA Organizer:
James M. Bjork, Ph.D.
NIA Organizer:
Lis Nielsen, Ph.D.
Experts in psychology, behavioral economics, social/affective and cognitive neuroscience, and neuroeconomics were invited to discuss mechanisms of motivation and their relation to self-regulation (including executive function and emotion regulation) in aging and addiction. Questions to be explored at the workshop included:
Workshop goals: 1) To clarify the state of current knowledge on neuroanatomical substrates and behavioral dynamics of decision-making and motivation and development, with an emphasis on what is known about developmental differences in these processes with aging from young to old adulthood, 2) To identify, with participation of attendees, specific gaps in this knowledge that could be addressed in behavioral as well as neuroimaging studies of decision-making and motivation in normative aging, or in drug abuse.
The consensus among invited speakers was that there is virtually nothing known about how advanced aging and current or past histories of chronic drug exposure specifically interact. There appears, however, potential interactions due to some similarities in cognitive decrements in aging and in drug abuse and in their impacts on underlying neural systems. In addition, there was an appreciation for the need for better characterization of cognitive and affective changes (decrements as well as enhancements) in each condition (drug abuse, advanced age) considered by itself. Of particular importance to this end would be the use of standardized, very well-characterized behavioral tasks from the normative cognitive neuroscience field that are amenable to implementation across a wide age range. Speakers highlighted the challenge of undertaking such work due to its highly interdisciplinary nature, and stressed the need for interdisciplinary collaborations for such work.
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NASD Proposes to Create a Corporate Bond Facility
Washington, DC, December 16, 1999 - The Securities and Exchange Commission has published for comment proposed rules by the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD) to establish a corporate bond trade reporting and transaction dissemination facility. This proposal is designed to improve corporate bond transparency and to create a database of transactions to enable regulators to take a proactive role in supervising the corporate debt market and to better detect fraud and foster investor confidence in the fairness of the corporate debt market. Simultaneously with the effectiveness of the proposed rules governing corporate bond trade reporting, the NASD will eliminate Nasdaq's Fixed Income Pricing System.
Under the proposal, beginning in Spring 2000, NASD members would be obligated to report trades to Nasdaq's Trade Reporting and Comparison Entry Service (TRACE) of all secondary transactions in specified U.S. corporate bonds within one hour of trade execution. After an initial six-month period, Nasdaq will disseminate trade reports to the public through market data vendors and the initial one-hour trade reporting time frame will be reduced to 15 minutes.
The NASD has proposed that corporate bond trades reported to TRACE include the following information:
- buy/sell/cross;
- CUSIP number or NASD symbol;
- quantity;
- price – inclusive of mark-up, mark-down, and stated commission;
- contra-party's NASD symbol or "C" for customer;
- date and time of trade execution; and
- capacity—principal (with riskless principal reported as principal), agent or agency cross.
Under the proposal, the following trade report information would be disseminated to market data vendors for public use: (1) NASD symbol; (2) CUSIP number; (3) date/time of execution of trade; (4) price; (5) yield; and (6) actual quantity of bonds traded.
Under the proposal, trade reporting would be mandated for the following corporate debt securities:
- U.S. dollar denominated debt securities issued by U.S. and private foreign corporations that are registered with the SEC and eligible for book-entry services at Depository Trust Company (DTC);
- Rule 144A U.S. high-yield debt securities designated as "PORTAL Debt Securities" in Nasdaq's PORTAL Market; and
- Rule 144A investment grade debt securities eligible for book-entry services at DTC.
Bonds that would not be subject to the reporting requirements include: government securities, sovereign or development bank debt, mortgage or asset-backed securities, collateralized mortgage obligations, or money market instruments.
Comments on the NASD proposal are due to the SEC by February 8, 2000.
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The Walls of Hell
The World War II story of the Japanese Navy's last stand in the walled Philippine city of Intramuros is the subject of this Philippine-American action drama. After Japanese troops retreat to Intramuros with 10,000 Filipino captives, American Lt. Jim Sorenson (Jock Mahoney) -- whose wife is one of the prisoners -- leads guerrilla forces on a dangerous rescue mission. Escaped prisoner Nardo (Fernando Poe Jr.) helps Sorenson and his men.


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Martha Stewart is still the go-to source for all things domestic. It's a little too perfect, but inspiring nevertheless.
These glamorously gloomy Martha Stewart Glittered Halloween Chandeliers sparkle, even without lights. Create an impressive focal point for a Halloween buffet, enlighten a drab corner, or leave these up year round, if you dare.Tags: Martha Stewart, entertaining, decorate, Halloween, party, chandeliers, papergoods, Home Décor, Halloween ChandeliersAdded 8 Years Ago from Grandin Road
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Bottled Water Backlash
Eugene Weekly, Camilla Mortensen, Aug 2007
There's "water, water everywhere" but is any of it environmentally sustainable to drink? The most recent backlash against the bottled water industry is the revelation that Pepsi's Aquafina and Coke's Dasani bottled water are actually tap water. Pepsi, whose previous Aquafina slogan was "So pure, we promise nothing," has begun a campaign to heighten its "7-step purification process" and downplay its new tap water image. Pepsi has agreed to include the words "public water source" on Aquafina labels.
The bottled water backlash has also involved the revelation that bottled water is no healthier than tap water. A study put out by the Natural Resources Defense Council showed that while the Environmental Protection Agency demands that big city tap water be tested 100 times or more a month for bacteria, the Food and Drug Administration demands only weekly testing for bottled water. Yet consumers pay more per gallon for bottled water than they do for gasoline.
Even bottled water from "natural springs" has its problems. A popular water like Evian, which comes from source near Lake Geneva in Central Europe, must be transported thousands of miles to get to consumers in the U.S. Making the bottles themselves also uses massive amounts of fossil fuels - enough to fuel 100,000 cars for a year, according to the Earth Policy Institute.
But just when you thought the safest and most eco-friendly thing to do was carry your tap water (Eugene's comes from the McKenzie River) in one of those ubiquitous Nalgene bottles, think again.
Although a panel convened by the National Toxicology Program downplayed the possible danger of a compound called bisphenol A (BPA) found in plastics used to make Nalgene bottles as well as baby bottles, other scientists disagree.
An independent panel of scientists concluded that BPA, which is now found in the blood of most Americans, may play a role in "prostate and breast cancer, uro-genital abnormalities in male babies, a decline in semen quality in men, early onset of puberty in girls, metabolic disorders including insulin-resistant (type 2) diabetes and obesity, and neurobehavioral problems such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder."
Aside from water bottles, BPA is also found in products ranging from dental fillings to Coca-Cola containers. An article at Green Guide ( www.thegreenguide.com/doc/114/bpa) gives hints about avoiding BPA, such as washing a Nalgene bottle by hand and not in the dishwasher and not using bottles that are cracked or cloudy. Drink up! - Camilla Mortensen
How to Choose and Use Better Plastics
( Green Guide 114 | May/June 2006 )
Check recycling codes on the bottoms of containers.
None of the following plastics have been shown to leach carcinogens or endocrine disrupters.
For an alternative to plastic,
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Q580 Chairman: My understanding is
that the UK industry thinks that this directive will force British
ports into a continental model of landlordship.
Mr Reeves: It might have some
impact in that direction, but because of the durations we succeeded
in securing, we are talking about a change over a couple of generations.
I would only make the observation that if you look back at a similar
time in history, you see that the UK ports industry has changed
beyond all recognition in such a period of time. I would only
say that it will be something encompassed
Q581 Chairman: Forgive me, the reason
it has changed has not been because someone has directed it to
change. Your own government has supported the fact that all these
ports are private ports.
Mr Reeves: And the pace of change
in the UK industry, in so far as there is a restructuring towards
a landlord and tenant model, will largely be one not dictated
by us or Brussels but dictated by market forces. If that is the
way shippers and service providers want to go, if they want market
entry, if they see opportunities, they will seek to exploit them.
In so far as the UK industry continues to succeed in being competitive
and successful, then I do not think it has a great deal to fear.
Q582 Chairman: Have you done a survey
on the engagement of non-permanent employees in the ports industry?
Mr Burr: That is part of the study
we are doing on manpower.
Q583 Chairman: When can we expect
those results?
Mr Burr: We are in the process
of scoping how difficult the job is.
Q584 Chairman: What is the definition
of the verb "to scope" Mr Burr?
Mr Burr: I am sorry.
Q585 Chairman: You have used "scoping"
in the sense some of us would take to mean "retrench".
You now appear to be saying that "scoping" is looking
again at something you had previously decided. What is your definition
of "to scope", which is not a verb which was known to
me originally, but I learn a lot in this Committee?
Mr Burr: Rather than try to define
a word which does not exist, I shall use another one. We recognise
that this question is complex and we are in the process of appraising
how quickly we could get to the bottom of it.
Q586 Chairman: We recognise that
this question is complex and we are in the process of working
out how soon we can get to the bottom of it.
Mr Burr: As I explained, you might
take a port and say it is easy to count how many people work here.
Q587 Chairman: I might indeed.
Mr Burr: You go into the port
of Bristol, for example, where they have 300 tenants who are not
in the port business at all, they just happen to be using industrial
units on their land.
Q588 Chairman: And of course that
information would not be available through their landlords or
through anybody controlling the port. It would come as a complete
Mr Burr: They would not know how
many workers there were in those units; they would have no reason
to know.
Q589 Chairman: We do have things
like national insurance, we do have things like employer laws,
we do have one or two other things.
Mr Burr: But not accessible to
the harbour authority.
Q590 Chairman: So the harbour authority
has no way of finding out how many people are involved.
Mr Burr: It is a rather more difficult
Q591 Chairman: How soon before we
can expect this Delphic reply to be issuing from the department?
Mr Burr: We do not have a date
by which we will be able to tell you how many people there are
in the ports industry.
Q592 Chairman: I see. Well I do hope
Mr Jamieson manages to last out the length of time required.
Mr Jamieson: Who knows, I may
well and so might you.
Q593 Chairman: Perhaps we could re-instate
the oracle in Plymouth, do you think?
Mr Jamieson: Indeed.
Q594 Chairman: Frankly, Minister,
you are always very tolerant and you are very good about giving
us information, but I think we are very concerned about the fact
that the ports industry as a whole does require some clear indication
of government policy. I think this Committee wants to be sure
that you have, in the way you have estimated the development of
ports, in the way you have estimated capacity and use and in the
way that you intend to plan the connection between ports and the
infrastructure, be it roads or rail services, a very clear view
of where you want the ports industry in this country to go. When
can we expect such an adequate description?
Mr Jamieson: I am sure those are
matters which are going to be in your report, which we have long
Q595 Chairman: It is quite possible;
yes, it is quite possible.
Mr Jamieson: We will respond in
full to that report.
Q596 Chairman: I know you will, because
you do not have a lot of choice.
Mr Jamieson: No; indeed. That
is why I said we will respond in full to your report.
Chairman: Good. We shall then get the
opportunity to debate it. Mr Jamieson, as always, very entertaining,
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Amazing countryside views, sit back and enjoy the sites in comfort.
Departure and arrival were right on time. Seats were comfortable. Our rail car was very clean. A perfect journey. George Baxter
It was a very smooth and comfortable ride from Zurich to Salzburg. I truly enjoyed the ride on the train overlooking the views of the alps and fields.
Love the view... this is a scenic train, but on my trip in this train there is a trouble with the train for 4 hours... the staff give us baverages, but hopely there was foods, at least breads or bdelay
It was a great train, slower than previous train from Paris Est to Stuttgart. We couldn't incline the seat because our seat attach to the wall. The journey was oke.
I travelled first class from Zurich to Salzburg, then from Salzburg to Vienna. The trains were on time, had clear announcements, and arrived on time. The only complaint I have is that for first class, the service was not great. A snippy woman came by to sell drinks — not even a bottle of water free — and she would not accept Swiss francs for the coffee I ordered, even though we were travelling through Switzerland. She insisted on Euros, which fortunately I happened to have. You can eat on the train, but if you don't want to pay their prices, you definitely need to bring along something to eat and drink. Also, first class does not suggest luxury. This is quite an ordinary first class. On the other hand, first class is not expensive by most countries' standards, and I thought the two rides were excellent value for money. Reliability is often an issue with trains, and this one was right on time all the way. Finally, it was easy to get to the train stations in central Zurich and Salzburg, and I got off at a station in Vienna where I could catch the subway to my hotel. Very convenient.
Though the ride was about 5 hours, it seemed like much shorter as the seat was comfortable plus the picturesque scenery, its quite a relaxing trip.
the journey from Zurich to Salzburg in the second class compartment was really comfortable with plenty of luggage space and the train arrived on time and the journey had spectacular views.
The train was punctal. In Zurich HB, the platform is only shown on screen 30min before the journey.
we enjoyed or trip from Salzburg to Zurich - we had a first class pass and would thoroughly recommend the extra money - ! But please note the seats we paid to be reserved were not reserved for us on any of our trips !


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From: DeryckJohn <>
Subject: Re: [CHS] Multiple records of a marriage
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2008 18:40:41 +0100 (CET)
Genuki lists bollington PR's as:
Bollington, St. John the Baptist (C of E). Built 1834, becoming the parish church in 1842. Registers of Baptisms 1834-1975, Marriages 1838-2003 and Burials 1835-2004 have been deposited at the Cheshire Record Office.
I can't find the Bollington entry in the CRO online catalog, but the entry for Poynton PRs says "Notes Poynton was one of a number of Cheshire chapelries which lost the right to solemnize marriages between 1754 and the mid-19th century. Marriage entries for those years will be found in the registers of the mother parish of Prestbury.". Since marriages for Bollington don't start until 1838 I guess this is what happened at Bollington.
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|We are interested in family history relating to the following surnames:
1) Garris Family - John A Garris -b.3/4/1841; Wayne County, North Carolina.Private of Capt. John W. Jacks, Company E, 9 Calvary, 21st Regimen of Indiana Volunteers, Enrolled on Nov. 18th, 1863 to serve 3 years. Discharged of August 28th,1866, at Vicksburg. married Sarah Elizabeth Smith, 01/27/1857, in Wayne County, North Carolina. His father's name was Ichabod Garris who we have found on the 1850 Census for Wayne County. He also had a sister named Clara Garris for whom we are also searching for descendents.
2) Fraker Family - Descendents of Michael Fraker; b. 8/14/1768 probably in Greene County, Tennessee; d.6/4/1848 in Fraker's Grove, Galesburg, Illinois.
3) Tucker Family - James Newton Tucker - b. 10/10/1865; d.10/04/1909; wife's name Cordelia Canaday. Father's name David Tucker from Tennessee. Mother's name Sarah Jane Sowels.
4) Majors Family - Francis Larkin Majors; b.3/18/1835; Roane County, Tennessee; d.May 18,1912, Anderson County, Kansas. Married Mary Matilda Springer on 3/27/1858 in Anderson County, Kansas.
5) Domnanish, Domnonish, Domnonisch Family - Stephen Domnanish; b. 12/26/1846 in Western Hungary; m. Mary Sauter, 9/16/1879; d. 1/8/1918 in Homewood, Kansas.
6) Sauter Family - Valentine Sauter; b. 6/2/1825 in Germany;d. 1/31/1910 in Princeton, Kansas.
7) Falstrom Family (Fahlstrom) - August Emil Falstrom; b. 10/8/1866 in Jarpas, Sweden; m. Amelia Caroline (Mary)Anderson 6/6/1916; d. 01/29/1953 in Kansas City, Kansas.
8) Rubick Family - John Rubick; b. Nov. 1842 in Domaslav,Bohemia; d. 10/17/1928;Franklin County, Kansas; m.Anna Marie Kern 8/1875.


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