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NYMBCG 40th Annual Symposium
The agenda for this symposium reflects the multidisciplinary nature of our membership. We are honored to have nationally renowned speakers addressing some of the most controversial aspects in the management of breast cancer. The morning session will cover a range of topics including an update of the TARGIT-A and TARGIT-B Trials, Changing Management of Lymph Nodes in Breast Cancer and the Management of Breast Cancer Less Than 1cm. The afternoon session includes an outstanding multidisciplinary faculty that will address various aspects of Risk Adjusted Breast Cancer Screening and Advanced Breast Technologies.


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Great vacation: Serenade of the Seas Cruise Review by nohoyas
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Great vacation
Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: San Juan
We flew to San Juan on departure day. Our flight arrived on time around 1:00 and we went right to the port. The cab fare was stated at the airport and after about 20 mins we were at the port.
I noticed little to no signage instructing you where to go. We had priority embarkation and located the luggage drop-off and got in line. We were in our cabin about 25 mins after we arrived at port.
We had cabin # 1100. We like the aft corner- both for the larger balcony, and the quiet. The walk aft has never bothered us, and we never noticed excessive noise from the Windjammer. Our Cabin steward Dassa was great, always smiling and saying hello when we would see him in the hallway.
We have always thought the food on RCI was fine, nothing special, but still enjoyable, and this was no exception. We chose the late seating due to our shore excursions. We were assigned a table for 4 by a window. Our waiter Ignacio, and More his assistant Jacqueline were very attentive and after the first night knew our drinks and roll picks, but asked anyway-just in case.
Before dinner, we would have ho rs-d'oeuvres and a drink at the Champagne Bar, it became a routine we would follow the rest of the cruise
The windjammer was fine for breakfast- good salmon. I enjoyed going to the Seaview Cafe, especially once we got back from a shore excursion. Great fries, cuban sandwich and chicken fingers. Sorry that it is being replaced.
Went to the pasta demonstration at Portofino. Really good appetizers, but when I went to take a forkful of my seafood risotto, i bit down on a shell fragment. I told our waitress and she commented that "sometimes that happens" and took the plate away. If that is what RCI feels is "fine dinning", I didnt want to experience dinner that evening and asked to cancel my dinner reservation that evening. I was told that there would be a fee for cancelling less than 24 hours. After talking to the manager, the fee was waived. While the food was good at Portofino, Its really not a fine dining experience based on the staff. I have eaten at some really good restaurants and when something like this happened I was offered another entree, a glass of wine and/ or had the meal comped.Other than waiving the cancellation fee, the manager did little more than say "next time it will be better.
Didnt go to any shows.
Booked excursions, or explored the ports on our own.
Went to the baths on Virgin Gorda. We really enjoyed walking around and thru them.
St. Maartin
Headed to the Sunset Bar to watch the planes. Again, really cool to see.
St. Kitts
Was supposed to do the volcano hike with Royston Tours, but got the starting time confused with another excursion. Royston came back and gave us a great tour of the island.
Went canyoning with Extreme Dominica. One of the best excursions we have ever done. A couple of hours repelling and/or jumping off waterfalls. Really, really cool and fun.
Went on the Calabaza. Relaxing and fun snorkeling with sea turtles.
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We sailed on the Serenade 4 years ago to Alaska. Since the last time we were on her, you could notice that some areas of the ship need some updating, but we didn't notice anything that would stop us from having a great time. I am sure that all of that will be taken care of when she goes into drydock later this year.
We were flying out the next day, so we were in no hurry to get off the ship.
We had breakfast in the Windjammer, and then went back to our cabin to get our stuff. We went to the main dining room for our 9:00 departure time. Found ou luggage and were through customs in about 10 mins.
Took a cab to the Hotel Milano and checked in.
We chose a room in the back due to our early flight the next morning. The hotel is nice. Rooms are a little small but the staff are helpful,the location is great, and is affordable, at least compared to other hotels in the area.
Walked around OSJ and toured the forts. Lots to see, its a really cool place.
Had the front desk person call a cab for us @ 4:00am. Cab ride to the airport was quick. what was confusing was the fact you had to go thru an agriculture check/screening prior to checking your bags with the airline. Other than that getting back home went smoothly Less
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Its a Fiesta at Vacation Bible School
M. Susanne Hinkle - Jun 29, 2006
Luling United Methodist Church and First Union Presbyterian Church are joining together again this summer to sponsor Vacation Bible School on Sunday, July 16 to Friday, July 21 from 6 - 8:30 p.m. at Luling United Methodist Church (1001 Paul Maillard Rd.).
This year's theme is Fiesta! and the program is open to all children ages 3 through 6th Grade (Completed). There will also be an adult class studying Biblical Truth versus the DaVinci Code. Registration begins at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 16 or you can pre-register by calling Luling United Methodist Church at 785-6868 or First Union Presbyterian Church at 785-8486.
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Stepping Stones is looking for volunteers to join a fundraising committee after being inundated with offers of people wanting to hold events for them as part of the Give Us a Chance appeal.
Earlier this month, the Trowbridge charity, who serve the region's children with learning difficulties and disabilities, lost £10,000 of funding from Wiltshire Council, after central government withdrew its Aiming High For Disabled Children grants.
This has left Stepping Stones, based in Broadcloth Lane, needing to raise £50,000 a year to survive and in response the Times launched the £10,000 Give Us a Chance campaign to make up some of the shortfall.
Teresa Blake, Stepping Stones' fundraising and communications co-ordinator, said that the centre has received dozens offers of help from the public.
She said: "We've had people getting in touch wanting to hold a family fun day, cake sales, a group skydive and quizzes amongst other things.
"We are creating the committee because we know how difficult organising events can be so we want to provide some expertise to what has been put forward.
"Anyone with positive ideas and time to help is welcome to get involved."
The deadline for people to declare an interest in joining the committee is February 28, then its first meeting will be organised.
Since the appeal launched the public have given around £300 to Stepping Stones. Despite the centre being on half-term break Ms Blake has been going into their base and picking up the campaign's correspondence this week.
She said: "We have had lots of supportive letters and emails.
"So many in fact that there isn't enough time in the day to get through them all.
"We've been really touched, especially by parents of children who we helped years ago contacting us and saying how good Stepping Stones were to them."
Stepping Stones intends to put up a chart at the centre to show their progress as they fundraise towards the £10,000 target.
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Gold's Peak Seen Over by Coutts on Dollar, Inflation Outlook
Coutts & Co. scaled back gold holdings as prices fell through $1,600 an ounce, saying that a return to the peak isn't likely unless there's a crisis in the Middle East, a weaker dollar or a jump in inflation.
The private-banking division of Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc (RBS) holds about 1 percent to 2 percent in its portfolios, compared with 6 percent to 7 percent at the end of the third quarter, according to Gary Dugan, chief investment officer for Asia and the Middle East. Bullion dropped through the $1,600 level in February as prices retreated for a fifth straight month.
Gold fell into a bear market in April as investors sold the metal in favor of riskier assets, spurred by expectations that the global economy was recovering and stimulus programs would be reduced. Holdings in exchange-traded products slumped by the biggest amount ever last month as the Standard & Poor's 500 Index reached an all-time high. Dugan said in August that gold would extend its rally as weaker currencies boosted demand, with his comments preceding an advance to an 11-month high in October.
"To suggest the gold price makes a lot of upside from here requires either a global crisis or a re-emergence of inflation," Dugan said in an interview in Singapore yesterday. "I can't see in the next 12 months, a significant upside surprise on inflation, other than a geopolitical risk that leads to the oil price going up. We still have all the makings of a potential crisis in the Middle East."
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Gold is 13 percent lower this year, after rallying for 12 years, even as central banks around the world including the U.S. Federal Reserve print unprecedented amounts of money to strengthen their economies. Bullion for immediate delivery was at $1,461.75 an ounce at 6 p.m. in Singapore. Prices have retreated 24 percent from the record $1,921.15 in 2011.
Paul Singer's Elliott Management Corp. and John Paulson's Paulson & Co. are among investors sticking with bullish bets even after they lost money on the metal. Paulson has said gold is the best protection against currency debasement and inflation, while Elliott said it remains the best store of value and will rebound as governments haven't found a solution to their debt.
The Fed said on May 1 that it will keep the monthly pace of bond purchases at $85 billion, a third round of so-called quantitative easing known as QE3. Still, Deutsche Bank AG, Citigroup Inc., UBS AG and Barclays Plc -- the biggest currency dealers -- predict the dollar will gain as much as 9 percent versus the euro by Dec. 31 as the U.S. economy outperforms.
Unprecedented Easing
"If everyone's doing quantitative easing, then every currency is under the same pressure from QE, and therefore there's no relative winners or losers," said Dugan. "Before, everyone's view was it was going to be the U.S. that was doing the massive quantitative easing, which undermined the dollar, and therefore that led people to want to own gold."
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi cut the euro area's benchmark interest rate to a record low on May 2 as the region's recession deepened, and said yesterday policy makers are ready to reduce rates even more if needed. The Bank of Japan in April announced unprecedented monetary easing aimed at delivering a 2 percent inflation rate within two years.
Gold plummeted 14 percent in the two days through April 15, the worst decline since 1983. While the price has rebounded from a two-year low on April 16 as coins and jewelry demand from the U.S. to China and India increased, bullion is about 6 percent below the level that preceded the rout.
'Tactical Buyers'
"Immediately after that setback, we became tactical buyers below $1,400 for a recovery up to $1,550," Dugan said. "As soon as we got below $1,400, there's a lot of jewelry demand and investment demand, particularly in India and China."
In August, Dugan said in an interview that gold would climb further as emerging-market central banks and investors accumulated the metal to protect against weakening currencies. Gold traded at about $1,640 at that time, and reached $1,796.05 in October. ETP holdings expanded to a record in December.
U.S. consumer prices rose 1.5 percent in March from a year earlier, the lowest since July. The difference between yields on 10-year notes and similar maturity Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, used to gauge traders' inflation expectations, is near the lowest since September.
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Hierophants of Hip Hop #11
2 Live Crew
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- Timmy said...
CCCCCC-rap music is ANTI-music. They stink! Where is Fahrenheit 451 when we need it? the entire genre is based on being bullies, whining about not getting to play with all the other kids & bent on degrading the human experience to a level of unfounded revenge.
- February 21, 2009 2:41 PM
- Testify said...
My Gran said something similar about Cliff Richard that new fangled rock n roll.
(Though I gotta say never much cared for 2Live Crew myself.)
- February 21, 2009 3:37 PM
- swac said...
I'm more of a De La Soul man myself...
- February 21, 2009 7:55 PM
- Max said...
Hey Timmy, tell us about how "it's just talking over jungle drums," or how about "they can't write real music, they just steal it."
- February 22, 2009 12:49 PM
- Timmy said...
Sure, Max, glad to... They don't only demean all that is genious in REAL music, but then they have to STEAL it, by ripping it off in eveyone's face, followed by urinating on said music. Your face, included, Max. I guess that be coo wit y'all's... though, haw? So, now, why don'yt you explain unto my dense brain, what is soooooo grand about CCCC-rap muzik?
- February 22, 2009 2:11 PM
- Max said...
Timmy: I hardly want to turn the Gunslinger blog into a tiresome flamewar, so I'll simply say it's hard for me to fathom how someone can dismiss a genre varied as hip-hop with such a blinkered view of it.
That you think that all of hip-hop is "bent on degrading the human experience to a level of unfounded revenge" suggests to me that you have actually listened to very little of it, and *heard* even less.
The entire genre you dismiss include artists with styles and philosophies as varied as the Sugar Hill Gang, NWA, Public Enemy, Ghostface Killah, The Roots, A Tribe Called Quest and, fortheluvvaPete, MC Frontalot. I get that *you* don't like it, fine. But that sure doesn't make it "ANTI-music," and your argument isn't helped by sweeping statements that are demonstrably untrue.
Testify: It sure didn't start with rock'n'roll, either. Back in the day some thought jazz was "merely a raucous and inarticulate shouting of hoarse-throated instruments, with each player trying to outdo his fellows, in fantastic cacophony" (Sigmund Spaeth, "Jazz is Not Music," Forum, 1928).
(And that's all I'll say.)
- February 22, 2009 2:52 PM
- Testify said...
Hey Max, I'm on your side. I like hip hop (though not,particularly, 2Live Crew).
Frankly I thought all this "sampling ain't art shit" had been dealt with by Stetasonics "Talkin All That Jazz" .
My response was just satirical.
Besides my Gran was hip to Jazz, Daddio.
- February 22, 2009 5:48 PM
- Rhys said...
Timmy's failure to imagine any type of beat/rhyme alignment of value does not mean such value does not exist or can not be invented. Also, I'm from Florida and I think 2Live Crew did some very interesting work. This blog continues to amaze me!
- February 23, 2009 2:24 AM


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Milk processors were forced to transport milk from the eastern States last summer as West Australian dairy farmers failed to keep up with increased demand.
A study from international agribusiness bank Rabobank has shown that in the first quarter of the year the demand for milk outstripped the State-produced supply.
The Rabobank data showed a rise in milk consumption at the same time as a severe drop in the production of milk between January and April.
The drop coincided with the drier summer months when it was more expensive for farmers to feed dairy cattle and produce milk.
Dairy Council president and Dardanup dairy farmer Phil Depiazzi said it was not the first time milk had been trucked into WA from across the country.
"The cost of production in summer is high, and there's not enough premium in the price to reflect that, " Mr Depiazzi said.
He said milk was transported across the country in insulated, but not refrigerated trucks.
"They have trucked it over for the past few summers, " Mr Depiazzi said.
"It's crazy when we've got the ability to produce the milk here."
Dairy farmers at last week's WA Farmers Federation annual diary conference called for the price paid for milk at the farm gate to rise in order to shore up the State's supply.
A higher price is paid during summer to reflect increased production costs, however, that price does not accurately reflect the cost of the six months the animals are not grass fed.
In June, Parmalat Australia announced a 30 cent a litre bonus for farmers producing more milk than in 2014, however, Mr Depiazzi said most farmers were already producing at or near capacity, so a bonus would have little effect on them.
Eastern States farmers who supply the domestic market are paid 54-59 cents a litre and WA farmers, paid between 48-50 cents a litre, are calling for similar rates.
"There has to be a cost to trucking it across the country," Mr Depiazzi said.
"All that is required is a better price at the farm gate here to steady the supply."
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Durham, NC (PRWEB) September 17, 2013
Curtis Media Group announces the fourth annual "Country for Kids" concert at DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center. Presented by 94.7 QDR, Country for Kids will feature live performances from five country stars including local favorite Jason Michael Carroll, hot new artist Jana Kramer, and CMA award-winning duo Thompson Square. The two remaining acts will be revealed this week on QDR's morning show, with all acts announced by Thursday morning.
Proceeds from the concert will benefit the North Carolina Children's Hospital as the celebratory culmination of the twelfth annual N.C. Children's Promise Radiothon. The annual radiothon is UNC Health Care's largest fundraising event each year, a day full of miraculous stories being broadcast live from the N.C. Children's Hospital lobby on nearly 20 Curtis Media Group radio stations.
Tickets start at $25 and go on sale Saturday, September 21 at 10am:
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North Carolina Children's Hospital protects the health and well-being of North Carolina's 2.1 million children by aligning premier health care practitioners, world-class medical education, and innovative, interdisciplinary research to provide the highest-quality, family-centered care, regardless of a family's ability to pay. As a major referral center for children with complex and chronic conditions, N.C. Children's Hospital works hand-in-hand with community hospitals and pediatricians across the state, providing specialty care to more than 70,000 children from all 100 counties each year.
N.C. Children's Hospital offers complete pediatric inpatient and outpatient care in its 150-bed state-of-the-art facility at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill and at more than 25 satellite outpatient clinics throughout North Carolina. The Children's Hospital's world-class physicians, nurses and other clinical staff represent all pediatric subspecialties and are capable of treating children with virtually any disease or disorder. For more information, please visit http://www.ncchildrenshospital.org.
About UNC Health Care
The UNC Health Care System is a not-for-profit integrated health care system owned by the state of North Carolina and based in Chapel Hill. It exists to further the teaching mission of the University of North Carolina and to provide state-of-the-art patient care. UNC Health Care is comprised of UNC Hospitals, ranked consistently among the best medical centers in the country; the UNC School of Medicine, a nationally eminent research institution; community practices; home health and hospice services in seven central North Carolina counties; Pardee Hospital in Hendersonville, N.C.; Chatham Hospital in Siler City, N.C.; and Rex Healthcare and its provider network in Wake County.


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Back in November there was a considerable drop in Spam when Spam friendly ISP McColo was cut off from the Internet by it's upstream peer. Srizbi worm was pretty smart though and was picking up again by the end of November. Later in the year the botnets were somewhat neutralised leading to a huge drop […]
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After McColo was partially disconnected from the Internet by it's peers global spam dropped noticeably. It seems however that the spam was emanating from a zombie network and the control servers were hosted by McColo, the creators of the botnet (Srizbi) were smart about it though and built a fail-safe system into the the malware. […]
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City Official Helps Shape Int'l Energy Code
City of Aspen Chief Building Official Stephen Kanipe is continuing his role in creating international energy codes aimed at conserving energy.
"Since 1995, Chief Building Official Stephen Kanipe has spent countless hours bringing energy efficient building codes to the City of Aspen," said Community Development Director Chris Bendon. "In recent years, he has expanded that role to an international scale. Because of Stephen's work, Aspen plays a prominent role in energy code development and remains at the forefront of energy policy."
Kanipe and other building officials from around the state represented the Colorado Chapter of the International Code Council and the City of Aspen during the development of the 2012 edition of the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). The code encourages energy conservation through efficiency in envelope design, mechanical systems, lighting systems and the use of new materials and techniques.
"It is notable that the votes that will have the most profound impact on national energy and environmental policy this year were not held in Washington or a state capital, but by governmental officials assembled by the International Code Council (ICC) in Charlotte, NC," said Energy Efficient Codes Coalition Executive Director William Fay. "Nearly 500 state and local government representatives spent five days of rigorous hearings to evaluate and pass judgment on hundreds of proposals to improve (or weaken) the code's residential and commercial chapters. The ICC is to be congratulated for the tremendous efforts of its members to finish this code and achieve substantial energy efficiency."
The 2012 edition of the IECC will most likely achieve the 30 percent boost in efficiency standards sought by the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, the National Association of State Energy Officials, governors and lawmakers.
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Read it! Cause it's important and stuff!!
Killjoys Danger Heart, Poison Star, Silver Song and Blue Shadow are all on the run from Dracs. When they meet the Fabulous Killjoys, their lives begin to change all together... Real bad at summarys...
Just a story that I did for English, it's not to do with mcr, but I'm really proud of it, so please read it!
Gerard is an Angel....or was. Frank is a human, lost and broken. What happens when his path is crossed with Gerard's?
**FRERARD**Gerard is returning home after 2 years with his abusive father, reuniting with his brother and mother. Then he meets Mikey's neighbourhood friend, Frank.. **FRERARD**Rated for language
Gerard was making it through life on an artist salary. Frank, on the other hand, had an abnormal life. He could, in fact, see the dead. Yes, you read that correctly. Frank Iero was a necromancer. A...
I have some bad news...
My Frerard version of 'Video phone' by Beyoncé and Lady GaGa ;) R&R! Please!
Please read, one of our Killjoys have fallen. RIP
Gerard, after a vigorous amount of pondering on the matter, had arrived to a conclusion that falling in love with someone was in many ways like drowning.
You can make me smile. You always make me cry. Short poem that I came up with whilst pondering my Killjoy name.
Ever has never fit in anywhere.She lives with her dad in england after her mum started doing drugs and alcohol.But now her mum insists she's clean and wants her back-in new jersey-will she fit in?
Ideas going round my brain!
(Steampunk frerard) When Gerard is saved after an attack it leaves him not quite as human as he once was. But as ringmaster of a special kind of circus a young mechanic keeps him ticking and steals...


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A Six Week Seminar Series at Open Mind Zen
Tuesday Evenings, 7 pm July 3rd –
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These workshops will explore fundamentals of Buddhist practice
which will inform and enrich participants regardless of their level of
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July 3rd: Buddhism
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Buddhism is unique among world religions in that it doesn't
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power of Buddhist principles and practices.
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The Four Immeasurables, or "Brahmaviharas,"
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Nanostructured metal oxides as adsorbents and photocatalysts
Paul, Blain (2010) Nanostructured metal oxides as adsorbents and photocatalysts. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Blain Paul Thesis
This research underlines the extensive application of nanostructured metal oxides in environmental systems such as hazardous waste remediation and water purification. This study tries to forge a new understanding of the complexity of adsorption and photocatalysis in the process of water treatment. Sodium niobate doped with a different amount of tantalum, was prepared via a hydrothermal reaction and was observed to be able to adsorb highly hazardous bivalent radioactive isotopes such as Sr2+ and Ra2+ions. This study facilitates the preparation of Nb-based adsorbents for efficiently removing toxic radioactive ions from contaminated water and also identifies the importance of understanding the influence of heterovalent substitution in microporous frameworks. Clay adsorbents were prepared via a two-step method to remove anionic and non-ionic herbicides from water. Firstly, layered beidellite clay was treated with acid in a hydrothermal process; secondly, common silane coupling agents, 3-chloro-propyl trimethoxysilane or triethoxy silane, were grafted onto the acid treated samples to prepare the adsorption materials. In order to isolate the effect of the clay surface, we compared the adsorption property of clay adsorbents with ƒ×-Al2O3 nanofibres grafted with the same functional groups. Thin alumina (£^-Al2O3) nanofibres were modified by the grafting of two organosilane agents 3-chloropropyltriethoxysilane and octyl triethoxysilane onto the surface, for the adsorptive removal of alachlor and imazaquin herbicides from water. The formation of organic groups during the functionalisation process established super hydrophobic sites along the surfaces and those non-polar regions of the surfaces were able to make close contact with the organic pollutants. A new structure of anatase crystals linked to clay fragments was synthesised by the reaction of TiOSO4 with laponite clay for the degradation of pesticides. Based on the Ti/clay ratio, these new catalysts showed a high degradation rate when compared with P25. Moreover, immobilized TiO2 on laponite clay fragments could be readily separated out from a slurry system after the photocatalytic reaction. Using a series of partial phase transition methods, an effective catalyst with fibril morphology was prepared for the degradation of different types of phenols and trace amount of herbicides from water. Both H-titanate and TiO2-(B) fibres coated with anatase nanocrystal were studied. When compared with a laponite clay photocatalyst, it was found that anatase dotted TiO2-(B) fibres prepared by a 45 h hydrothermal treatment followed by calcination were not only superior in performance in photocatalysis but could also be readily separated from a slurry system after photocatalytic reactions. This study has laid the foundation for the development of the ability to fabricate highly efficient nanostructured solids for the removal of radioactive ions and organic pollutants from contaminated water. These results now seem set to contribute to the development of advanced water purification devices in the future. These modified nanostructured materials with unusual properties have broadened their application range beyond their traditional use as adsorbents, to also encompass the storage of nuclear waste after concentrating from contaminated water.
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Simplicity 5601: Skull & Roses Tote Bag
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I'm back to taking pictures inside my living room, but hopefully not for long, since I could barely get decent pictures of this project.
This year's first finished sewing project is a tote bag. I actually finished this last year, a few days ago, but only had a chance to post about it now.
I've wanted a really cute tote bag to bring when I do errands for a few months now. I almost bought one on etsy, when I realized I could make one myself for a fraction of the price. I used leftover black denim for the bottom piece and some quilting cotton skull and roses fabric for the main piece. I lined it with the quilting cotton. It's lightweight and folds up nicely. I've used this already to bring my gym things and so far, so good.


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SYRIA'S war has reached "unprecedented levels of horror", UN envoy Lakhdar Brahimi says after dozens of men were found slaughtered and just ahead of a donors' conference for the devastated country.
Brahimi told the divided UN Security Council on Tuesday it had to act now to halt the carnage epitomised by the bodies of at least 78 young men, each killed with a single bullet and dumped in a river in the battlefront city of Aleppo.
More bodies were still to be retrieved from the water.
Syrian rebels blamed President Bashar al-Assad's government for the killings, but state media said an Islamist opposition faction was to blame.
Syria "is breaking up before everyone's eyes", Brahimi told the council's 15 ambassadors.
"Only the international community can help, and first and foremost the Security Council."
Twenty-two months of conflict have left well over 60,000 dead, according to the United Nations, which on Wednesday seeks $US1.5 billion ($A1.44 billion) in humanitarian funding for beleaguered Syrians, at a conference in Kuwait.
"The tragedy does not have an end," Brahimi said.
The Assad government's legitimacy has been "irreparably damaged", Brahimi said, warning however that it could still cling to power.
Assad's forces had become more repressive, the former Algerian foreign minister was quoted as telling the closed meeting.
Both the state and the rebel opposition were committing "equally atrocious crimes", he added.
He also warned of the conflict spilling over into neighbouring countries.
"None of the neighbours is immune to the fallout consequences of the conflict."
"Syria is being destroyed bit by bit," Brahimi told reporters after briefing the Security Council.
"And in destroying Syria, the region is being pushed into a situation that is extremely bad and extremely important for the entire world," he added.
"That is why I believe the Security Council simply cannot continue to say 'we are (in) disagreement, therefore, let's wait for better times'. I think they have got to grapple with this problem now."
But US ambassador Susan Rice said "the same issues that have stymied the council to date remain unresolved, so there is no obvious way forward".
The Security Council has been paralysed on Syria for more than a year. Russia and China have vetoed three Western-drafted resolutions which would simply have threatened sanctions.
Russia accuses the West of seeking regime change through force and insists it cannot make Assad stand down. The United States and its allies back the opposition stance that there can be no talks with Assad.
In Aleppo, rebel fighter Abu Seif said 78 bodies had been retrieved from the Quweiq River and that 30 more were still in the water but could not be reached because of the threat of Assad snipers.
Hundreds of distressed people watched as muddied corpses were dredged from the Quweiq.
"The regime threw them into the river so that they would arrive in an area under our control, so the people would think we killed them," Abu Seif said.
Volunteers heaped bodies on a truck, which took them to a school, where they were laid out and covered.
"We do not know who they are," one volunteer said. "They were not carrying papers."
A government security official blamed "terrorists" - the regime term for the rebels - for the carnage. The official SANA news agency said the jihadist Al-Nusra Front was responsible.
Al-Nusra, which has gained notoriety for its suicide bombings, has become a key fighting force, leading rebel attacks throughout the embattled country.
Its suspected affiliation to the al-Qaeda offshoot in Iraq has seen it added to the US list of terrorist organisations.
"The suffering of men, women and children has reached unprecedented levels across the country," said a statement from the International Committee of the Red Cross.
With no end to the fighting in sight, their plight would get worse, it added.
January's harsh weather conditions had "not only deepened the misery of displaced people" but made it harder for aid convoys to get through to them, the statement said.
On the eve of the donors' conference in Kuwait, US President Barack Obama announced an extra $US155 million to aid refugees fleeing what he said was "barbarism" propagated by Assad's government.
Charity organisations pledged $US182 million for Syrians.
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Report: Lindsay Lohan 'Nude the Whole Time' in 'Machete'
Lindsay Lohan might play a woman of the cloth in the new Robert Rodriguez film Machete, but apparently she spends most of her time in the movie without a stitch on.
The movie doesn't hit the big screen until September 3, but a viewer who claims to have gotten an early peek at the new film tells Jezebel that Lohan—who plays a weapon-bearing nun named April—is au naturel during the majority of her brief screen time. Says the tipster,
"I saw Machete. It's really well-executed exploitation… but Lindsay is barely in it. She's nude almost the whole time (except for the "nun with a gun" scene), and she has a videotaped ménage à trois with her mother (not Dina) and Danny Trejo in a pool. Her father pulls her out of a drug den type situation and confesses (to priest Cheech Marin) to lustful thoughts about his daughter. "I just wish she'd look at me as more of a man." I don't know if the small role was tailored to her… But. Yeah."
Should serve as a good warm-up for her next movie, Inferno, in which Lohan will play porn legend Linda Lovelace—and in which, according to reports, she gets very, very naked.
Of course, it's not like LiLo has been particularly shy about appearing in the buff for the cameras before—the still cameras, anyway…
Do you think it's a wise idea for Lohan to add nude scenes to her acting repertoire? Share your thoughts in the comments section.


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Aquolina: Pink Sugar Perfume
This is my favorite perfume. I've been wearing it for years. It's so chic and flirty!
Love the perfume, got it for my birthday, it's a very nice, soft, delicate fragrance...not too overwhelming which is perfect.Tags: fashion, gifts, beauty, accessories, style, luxe, designer, Marc Jacobs, perfumeAdded 6 Years Ago from Sephora
is the epitome of girlish feminity.


text: I recently purchased a Cyclone Rake, Z-10 model. I thought I'd share some first impressions with you. I've only had the unit for 1 day so my report here will be limited. This is the first in a two or more part report, depending on when I get around to posting. In this posting, I'll confine my comments to the purchase, setup and initial operation of the Z-10/ PART I First, background. The product is made and sold by Woodland Power Products in West Haven, CT. There's several models now, in order from the least expensive to the most expensive, they are: the classic ($1045); the commander ($1345); the commercial pro ($1545), the XL ($1745); and the Z-10 ($1945). You can read about the differences in these models on the Woodland products website: Cyclone Rake. In brief, the more expensive models have larger collector bags and larger circumference vacuum hoses, and larger motors. The Z-10 can cost over $3K with accessories, shipping, and taxes added in. Second, model selection. Obviously, this is an individual choice. I selected the top of the line model because my property features a large number of old oak and pine trees. Since I live in the southeast, "Fall" occurs all year long. The frequency and volume of material to collect is overwhelming --- and this is an understatement on my part. Typically, I would spend all weekend several times a year raking and blowing leaves off the roof of my house and away from my house with my two sons and my wife. We were NEVER finished: we only "scratched the surface" of this activity. 6-8" thick worth of leaves lined my fence line or stacked up in my flower gardens. Grass simply could not grow in certain areas of the yard and the property was messy constantly. I have a Sears soft top system and cart (model 486.24504) with a 5 hp motor. The motor could handle the job for my property, but, the 6" vacuum pipes meant that I was forever doomed to clearing clogged pipe lines. There are no adapter kits I am aware of to convert this unit to a larger capacity hose with corresponding housing on the vacuum motor. Sticks and other debris would easily clog the pipes on the Sears unit. The Z-10 is the only model offered by Woodlands that features a 10" vacuuming pipe. I felt I needed that, and, this was a selection factor for me. As well, ALL Cyclone rake models break down for easy storage in a barn, shed or garage. This was another selection factor for me. My Sears unit is made largely of sheet metal that rusts and bends easily and it cannot be folded down and stored away like the Cyclone rake can. Accessories In addition to the unit, I bought the 32 ft vacuuming hose to reach in areas along my fence line and into flower gardens I cannot get my unit close too. This accessory is expensive and I haven't used it yet. I hope it works well. I also bought the power unloader hose ... an accessory that allows the user to blow out material collected elsewhere ... either into the back of a box trailer, bag, pickup truck (with a collection bag of some sort in it) or simply across the land to another area. I haven't used this yet either. I hope it works well. I also bought the master power lifter accessory. This is a battery powered remote control power cylinder that lifts the collection bag up for you during dumping cycles. Now, I am 6'3" and 280 lbs. I'm still strong at my age (62) and can lift heavy things. These collection bags can get quite heavy, and, I felt this accessory was needed if my wife or older relatives were to use this unit. And, perhaps, in 10 years or so, I might need it as well. I collected 6 bags full of material on my first day of operation, and, several required me to squat down as if I were performing power lifts in my youth and focus on lifting the chassis upward for dumping. I also bought the double caster wheels. This is a must for those operating in soft, sandy soil. Finally, I bought some covers for the unit for those times when I use it a lot and have no intention of breaking it down overnight for several weeks. Third, shipping. Woodland ships this product via ABF freight. It appears they use only 18 wheelers and this can pose a problem for you if you live in an area with roads that inhibit trucks of that size. I met the shipper with my pickup and box trailer. My son and I offloaded 11 boxes and took them back to my house. Fourth, setup. Woodland products obviously has a lot of experience dealing with issues relating to this product. Everything was well organized and labelled clearly. The "primary" box contains another box with the orientation CD, a small can of WD-40, a toolkit with almost everything one would need to assemble the unit; an owners/assembly manual; safety glasses sealed in a ziplock type container, warranty declaration, and other stuff. I've uploaded a picture of this box FYI. The manual takes one step by step through the assembly process. Setup isn't hard and is pretty much a snap. IF you are one who has assembled one of these units previously, you could do so in about 1.5 hours. It took me about six hours, but, that's because I ran into some problems that took some time to work out (See below). And, even though setup is mostly straight forward, the first timer will take extra time as I did to ensure the job is done correctly. Note: The CD is formatted to run on Windows machines only, and then, only on machines with an operating system (it appears) later than Windows XP. This was a problem for me: I ended up putting the disc in a Playstation to view the program. Woodlands needs to update the encoding of this CD to ensure it runs on multiple media player formats. Woodland MUST know what type of tractor you are operating prior to sale. This is because they need to ship to you an MDA (mower deck adapter) and hitch bar plate. Challenge areas: Standard Hitch Bar Assembly. Woodland MUST know what type of tractor you are operating prior to sale. This is because they need to ship to you an standard hitch bar plate for installation onto your tractor. Depending on your tractor and setup, this can take about 30 to 45 minutes to correctly measure and mark where to put this bar if your cautious as I am. It could be done a lot quicker. *** This plate is connected to TWO hitch bars, with each one attached to the right and left sides of the chassis unit respectively. This impacts performance: see more comments below in re operation. MDA installation. Mine was cut to exactly to the right size---seemingly. Two hours later, after grinding down portions of it with an air powered grinder, I finally got the MDA to fit onto my tractor. Fitting the MDA onto your tractor seems to be a challenge with all such units as I recall having this similar problem with my Sears unit some years ago. Woodlands did a great job of cutting the opening for this MDA: one can see where it was drawn out with a permanent marker before they cut it. In my case, there is a notch for my mower deck in the mounting plate holding the ejector chute. It was binding and preventing a clean installation. I took me two hours to find the correct area to grind off before it would fit. Also, the MDA plate has chrome plated screw bolt with a textured round top as a grip. I thought the bolt was to be used as a handle to hold and push the MDA down while trying to slide the retaining bolt in to the mower deck. I was wrong. This bolt must be removed so that the MDA plate can be slid underneath the retaining bolt that the user installs on the mower deck. The manual wasn't clear in this respect --- instructions are in a separate sheet that accompany the box with the MDA. Other comments. I'm not making comments about installing the hoses, setting up the vacuum motor, or connecting the collection bag to the chassis because setup was incident free. The latches on the couplings are terrific, but, take a bit of getting used to, to figure out how they operate. Also, there's a bar attached to the chassis by velcro straps (the bottom of the chassis). I couldn't find what this bar was for from the manual. Fortunately, the function of the bar was marked right on it. Operation The first thing you'll notice is the impact the hitch bar setup has on the operation of the tractor. if you have been raised on a farm operating tractors and wagons and other equipment as I have , this set up will throw you off. This setup is designed for those who need idiot proof methods of operating tractors and wagons who do not want or cannot learn how to handle tractors and wagons conventionally. [/U][/U]The good news is, if you are tractor and wagon challenged, you'll like this setup. The bad news is it means your cyclone rake will extend STRAIGHT out behind you wherever you drive. You have to keep this factor in mind when clearing obstructions. There are tight spots I COULD navigate with my tractor and wagon that are impossible to get into with the cyclone rake because of this hitching arrangement. I'm sure Woodland Products has their reasons for this setup … but it does pose challenges. The caster wheels on the unit are designed to swivel 360 degrees to turn the unit. As the tractor turns. This puts a binding effect on the tractor making it difficult to turn at all when the collector bag is nearly full. It can also make it hard to back up and it's likely your rear tires on your tractor will dig into the dirt creating ruts if the collector bag is full. Keep this in mind if you operate in soft soil areas as I do. Second, the unit operates very well, vacuuming up everything. I cleared my areas of sticks and stones prior to vacuuming. IT'S BEST TO VACUUM WITH YOUR MOWER DECK UP AT FIRST IF YOU HAVE DENSE LEAF COVERINGS OR IF YOU HAVE SANDY SOIL. WHY? Because your Cyclone Rake will vacuum up the soil making your load very heavy to dump. Besides, I want my soil where I found it --- not in my Cyclone Rake collector bag. The collection bag closes with a series of clips and velcro fastener arrangements. I don't know what Woodland could have done to make this design better, but, it's clear to me that worn and ruined velcro stripping will become a problem in several years. The bag is vented at the top: exhaust dust will exit the unit rearward. This is a plus, but, anything on your property receiving this dust will be covered in the process. I still found it necessary to where goggles, ear protection, and a nose filtration unit to keep dust from getting into my lungs and eyes. In sum, my initial experience with the Cyclone Rake Z-10 has been very positive thusfar. I had NO clogging pipes as I did with my Sears unit, and, the MDA worked well with the vacuuming pipes ensuring the collected materials made it back to the collection bag. All of the pipes and channels attached to the vacuum motor are tough with high quality fasteners and work well and they don't disengage or break as those on my Sears unit. I'll post more about my experience with this unit in a later posting. Cost The Cyclone Rake Z-10 is very expensive. If you order this unit with a number of accessories your purchase price will exceed $3K. I'm not sure it is worth the money --- yet. I rationalize the purchase of this unit as one might rationalize making a decision to undergo back surgery: when the pain becomes too much, you'll make the decision. Clearly, this analogy is a bit off point since a decision to have back surgery is a choice with lifelong implications not parallel to a decision to vacuum leaves up from a property. But, I make my assertion in the sense that if you get to the point, as I did, where you felt you had to take drastic action to deal with your leaf problem, then you might do as I did and select the Z-10 unit. I wanted the 10" vacuum pipes, and, if they had been offered in a cheaper model, I would have bought that model. INITIAL RATINGS (ON A 5 STAR SCALE) Quality of Materials: ***** Quality / Organization of Assembly Information ***** Ease of Setup: **** Ease of Operation: **** tom


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Hi Karlie - I have always read that regular hyacinth seeds that develop on the plant are sterile. Hyacinth's are grown via bulbs. You can grow purple hyacinth bean vine from seed though.
Lily of the valley is poisonous and makes a mat thru a garden that is crazy so I don't grow it. I've dug out plenty of it for others over the yrs. to keep it in check.
Grape hyacinths multiply like bunny rabbits, by seed and bulbs.
also, lilies... like lily of the valley. ours always gets seed bean pods and was just wondering if anyone has planted lily pods and were they viable and grew?
question... Does anyone grow hyacinths? I have the regular variety, and for some reason they had seed pods this past year? Waited until they dried (it was hard to wait though... It always is for seeds) and when I broke them open, there was tiny seed-like black round balls attached to tiny white-sac like balls inside.
I saved them and threw in the freezer. From what I can gather off the mighty internet, the seeds are not viable (regular breed hyacinths are sterile? but the grape variety and vining variety are viable) Anyone have experience with Hyacinth flower seed pods?
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"And they still believe that old prehistoric myth," Ernestine proclaimed from safety, "that once he, that wretched semblance of a man-thing prone in the dirt, captained Berkeley to victory over Stanford."
Since arriving in Potya from Go Ahead Troglodytes of Friesland, the ball juggling man-thing from the land of the light fandango has set the republic alight with his mix of flair, pace and badly wired electrical appliances.
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Instead she leapt at the man-thing again, knocking him back into the road.
As Rose had suggested, wounded pride and anger might bring that man-thing back for him tomorrow night—she should know—and, alone, there was nothing he could do to protect himself.
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Our youngest son, who lives at home, still has a room packed with every imaginable man-thing.
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Chronic relapsing EAE time course of neurological symptoms and pathology
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The inflammatory reaction in chronic relapsing EAE was studied with special reference to the alterations found in the early stages of the disease (first attack, first remission, and first relapse). The inflammatory reaction during the early stages of the first attack was dominated by polymorphonuclear leukocytes, together with edema and sometimes hemorrhage, resembling the alterations found in hyperacute or neutrophilic EAE. The tissue reaction consisted of myelin, as well as axonal damage, and involved predominately the root entry zones and the subpial white matter in the lower thoracic and lumbo-sacral spinal cord, with less severe damage in grey and white matter in other regions of the brain. During the first remission, a variable amount of perivascular inflammatory cuffs of lymphocytes and mononuclear cells were found, but cellular infiltration into the neural parenchyma was confined to a few small perivascular areas. In the first relapse, a massive invasion of the neural parenchyma by mononuclear cells was noted, leading to large plaque-like zones of demyelination in the white matter. In this stage of the disease axonal damage was rare. The lesions were predominantly confined to the lower thoracic and lumbo-sacral spinal cord, but with increasing duration of the disease, higher portions of the spinal cord, as well as brain stem, cerebellar white matter, centrum semiovale and fornix were involved, too.
Further relapses showed a similar pattern as described in the second attack, although in these animals lesions of different ages were always found. Parallel with the clinical observations, the inflammatory reaction in the central nervous system also diminished with the duration of the disease.
A comparison between Strain 13 and Hartley guinea pigs revealed a more severe reaction during the first attack in the latter, possibly responsible for the high mortality of these animals during this stage of the disease.
Key wordsChronic relapsing EAE Demylination Guinea pigs
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Abstract Photography 2012-2013
de BLAŽ KUTIN
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Dirty containers and old walls contain a world of their own that can be epic in scale. Small as it is, it is usually hidden from our view, but it is there if you look close enough. When you do, some motifs immediately catch your eye as you recognize a familiar concept. But more often less distinguished and seemingly less attractive surfaces, with their complex forms and patterns, produce the most striking images. It's just a matter of removing the context and replacing it with a new one. This way, partial shots of rusty doors and garbage containers, old walls and cracked tiles, even dirty tires, suddenly become abstractions.
Blaž Kutin, July 2013
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- Categoría Fotografía artística
Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
166 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación ago. 15, 2013
- Etiquetas black and white, art, abstract, color, photography, Berlin
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Blaž Kutin is a filmmaker and photographer. Born in Ljubljana, Slovenia, he is currently based in Berlin, Germany. He graduated in ethnology and sociology, but soon started working as a film writer/director. He directed several shorts and received a Media New Talent award at the Cannes Film Festival for his screenplay "Lara" (2006). His first feature film "We've Never been to Venice" (2008) screened at numerous film festivals around the world. In 2012 he started exploring abstract photography.
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Name of Cultural
Stone Pagoda at Mireuksa Temple Site, Iksan
Kind of Cultural
1 Pagoda
Designated Date
97, Giyang-ri, Geumma-myeon, Iksan, Jeollabuk-do Iksan-si Jeollabuk-do
Late Baekje Period
National Property
This large stone pagoda stands on the site once occupied by Mireuksa, the largest Buddhist temple of the Baekje Period.
Currently, only the first six stories of the pagoda are intact, leaving some uncertainty as to its original height and the number of stories.
The prevailing view is that the pagoda was probably built during the reign of King Mu (r.600-641) at the end of the Baekje Period.
This square-shaped pagoda consists of a low single-story platform like that of a wooden pagoda.
Each side of the first stone support of the pagoda's body is divided into three spaces, the middle one of which has an opening so that the pagoda can be entered from all four directions, and there is a huge square pillar at the center of its interior.
The corner pillars are broad at the middle and narrow at the upper and lower parts on each side of the first stone support, and there are horizontally laid wood on an architrave and architrave on the pillar like a wooden structure.
The roofstone is thin and wide, and rises a little at the four corners.
From the second floor, the pagoda's body becomes lowered, and simple in the expression of each part, and the width of the roofstone also narrows.
It is regrettable that the collapsed upper stories have been cemented, but it is none the less the oldest and largest extant stone pagoda in Korea.
It is also a very valuable cultural heritage that faithfully illustrates the transition from wooden to stone pagodas.


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Baffling bid to stop us speaking ill of the dead
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It's bleak enough having the courts filled with ne'er-do-wells reaping enormous sums of money because someone has slighted their precious, carefully cultivated "reputations". Now the idea is to expand the legal possibilities and have dead people reaching from their graves to sue for rude things said about them after they have been gathered. This is the latest hot idea from the Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, and is contained in his paper on defamation law reform.
The document cites some distressing cases in support of opening the law up to a hitherto neglected class of litigant: a deceased father and husband is mistakenly identified with a confessed murderer, "thus blackening the family and all its members"; a widow is sickened to learn from a newspaper that her deceased husband may have been involved in drug trafficking; and in the case of Wright v Lord Gladstone, a son is miffed because his father is unfairly maligned for consorting with prostitutes.
Unfortunately, there are no examples of similar outrage in Australia felt by offspring, spouses, old lovers, siblings and aunties such as to prop up the fading reputations of the departed. One of the few satisfactions in life is being able to say awful things about the dead without fear of interruption, contradiction, or, worse still, litigation.
Now Ruddock wants to kill off this small pleasure, because while the dead may not have feelings as such, he says they have reputations. He wants surviving relatives to be able to get from the courts correction orders, injunctions or declarations. He says damages should not be a remedy in these circumstances, although orders for costs still will be available, and that is monetary penalty enough.
It's the same stuff Michael Kirby's Australian Law Reform Commission came up with in 1979.
It will be a bonanza for the legal profession and in that context it is pertinent to note that the cunning defamation lawyer Clive Evatt has welcomed these reforms, saying they are long overdue. "One laudable feature is the right of the estate to claim for defamation of the dead. This should halt the media's character assassinations which often follow death." He cites in this context Sir Robert Askin, Leo Port and Paul Landa, whose sainted memories were sullied in newspapers and books soon after they dropped off the twig.
While lawyers may be the winners, one cannot say the same of historians. One key argument put against the idea is that it will inhibit contemporary historical writing. Ruddock's paper says this is nonsense because when the Law Reform Commission floated the idea 25 years ago, reaction was sought from historians and the Royal Australian Historical Society. Incredibly, the commission was able to report that: "The reaction to the proposal was favourable. In particular there has been no objection from anyone concerned with historical or biographical writing."
The Faulks Committee in England proposed that actions be brought within five years of the death of the person. All the historians had to do was hold off for the requisite time before they could let fly with what they really thought.
Ruddock's plan is for a limitation period of three years from death, during which time no one can publish anything mean about any dear departed crook, politician, policeman or journalist without fear of a costs order accompanying a correctional statement or, even more draconian, an injunction.
What's driving Ruddock in this awful crusade? Maybe he's got one eye on his historical record. He's hinted darkly at the tenderness of his feelings about certain topics. When Margaret Simons interviewed him for The Age last November, she asked him about the so-called "cash-for-visas" affair when he was immigration minister, the subject of a Senate investigation into links between Liberal Party donations and the minister's discretion to grant visas. Ruddock replied: "I think anyone who writes about it is clearly leaving themselves open for a defamation action." End of discussion.
One thing that is clear is Ruddock's fondness for his late father, Max Ruddock, a NSW state Liberal MLA for The Hills. Ruddock thinks his dad didn't get an even break. Ruddock snr held the position of deputy prices commissioner in Canberra but his career in the department was cut short because he had to shift back to Sydney owing to his mother-in-law's illness. When he got into Parliament he languished on the back bench and was only made a minister months before his death.
But would Ruddock jnr have sued for anything dreadful said about his father? This is the topic of speculation by media lawyers puzzled by the Attorney-General's mission on behalf of the dead.
No one can find anything that would fire such a burning resentment, other than possibly a remark made in the house by Albert Sloss, a Labor bagman and associate of criminals, including Phil "The Jew" Jeffs.
A report in The Sun-Herald in 1990 says that on one occasion when Max Ruddock got up to speak, Sloss remarked: "I remember you, you are a dud dropper from way back." Dud dropper was slang for a dealer in sub-standard goods, but Old Man Ruddock thought it meant he "dropped his trousers" and was a homosexual. He was terribly distressed at this imputation, although apparently less concerned about the suggestion that he dealt in sub-standard goods. This must be the issue that has so vexed our Attorney-General.


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Appearing Tuesday on ABC's The View,
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things, it's not like they don't exist."
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Investigators arrived to find a body of a young boy. Deputies did not indicate whether the boy found in the home is the son of the 42-year-old woman who arrived at the hospital.
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Inspirational Quotes for your Disheartened Soul
You sometimes hurdle times wherein you're feeling extremely down that you just want someone to throw you some inspirational quotes. Here are some collection of inspirational quotes and ways to put it to use in the real world.
1. Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is really a gift. That's the reason method . the existing. - Babatunde Olatunji
A lot of people, they set their future goals too much it is almost impossible to succeed in it in a realistic timeframe. Stop complaining about the past. No matter what you are doing, time will never rewind itself tomorrow you've made a mistake. So cherish as soon as now. Who knows, you may regret enough time that you simply never took the opportunity to ride that journey when you still can.
2. Don't let that which you canrrrt do prevent you from doing what you can do. - John Wooden
This inspirational quote lets us know that everybody has a weakness however that does not mean you do not have strength. You've got to be proficient at something and that is what you should cultivate.
3. Our greatest glory just isn't in never falling, in rising each and every time we fall. - Confucius
This inspirational quote claims that one's heart of the champion always pursues his goals. For this reason when they reach their purpose, they often times reap the sweetest glory because they rose following your fall.
4. To call home may be the rarest thing in the world. A lot of people exist, that is all. - Oscar Wilde
True indeed, many people are solely on earth for mere extinction. The bible even tells us that we must do things within the name from the Lord. At the beginning of the day you should say, "I dedicate my attempt to you, oh Lord." This way, you may not just exist, you're living. One among living and existing is A PURPOSE.
5. The only man who never constitutes a mistake will be the man who never does anything. - Theodore Roosevelt
Needless to say, how will you achieve something if you do not act on it? You're a person, not a thing would you not move or breathe.
6. Blessed are the ones who are able to give without remembering and take without forgetting. - Elizabeth Bibesco
This inspirational quote tells us that whenever we give or share something, we oftentimes expect something in exchange. However it is indeed always safer to give than to receive. May very well not be compensated here on the planet, but God will not forget that good deed you just made.
7. If you wish to be very glad, be. -Leo Tolstoy
Many people wallow in sadness since they choose to. If the lover left you for the next person, why mourn over them. There are more than 6 Billion people all over the world then one of which can appreciate you will many will be fearful of losing you. So choose to get happy instead.
8. Never inform me heaven will be the limit when you will find footprints about the moon. -Anonymous
This is actually the real world so that as crazy because it is, you're only tied to what lengths you believe you can achieve. Use not stop achieving your dreams.
9. Everything is okay ultimately, when not ok, then its not the end. -Anonymous
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Sho's you bawn, he's went a Injun-huntin' wid my frien' Cap'n Kenton.
Kenton, by his foresight, had secured the right and title to a large quantity of valuable land.
But Kenton had taken only a few steps when he stopped and looked back.
Kenton and his scouts patrolled the Ohio, crossing and recrossing on the track of marauding savages.
"You're right," replied Kenton, nodding his head and compressing his lips.
"It isn't for you to criticise your mother, Boyne," said Mrs. Kenton, but she was more shaken than she would allow.
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The Late Show's "Top Ten" list on Thursday's show was read by ten citizens of Wasilla standing on the shore of Lake Lucille. Of the ten, only one really made fun of Palin (#2). To watch Flash video of the presentation, click on the video-camera icon at the top of the list on this page.
From the September 25 Late Show with David Letterman, "Top Ten Surprising Facts About Sarah Palin."
10. Sometimes Sarah calls John McCain "grandpa"
(interior designer, May-Lynn Pauling)
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8. Recently passed legislation to build a bridge to Funkytown
(General manager of a Mexican restaurant, Jerry Ochoa)
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(Banker and race car driver, Erika Bills)
6. Favorite meal: moose nuggets and beaver jerky
(Private music teacher, Ana Hartman)
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4. Favorite book? "Late Show Fun Facts" -- available at fine stores everywhere (flight paramedic, Steven Heyano)
3. Once spent a week in the hospital after attempting to put lipstick on a pit bull (dental hygenist, Kathy McCone)
2. To improve her foreign policy experience, she recently went to the International House of Pancakes (deputy mayor and chiropractor, Kris Larson)
1. Only person I know who's not afraid to go hunting with Dick Cheney (From the Wasilla Chamber of Commerce, Lyn Carden)