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Right now I'm playing L.A Noire. It's actually a really awesome game. It's very intense story-wise. Maybe not the best gameplay mechanics in history, but I think it's a good game. Great acting and what not.
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Right now I'm playing L.A Noire. It's actually a really awesome game. It's very intense story-wise. Maybe not the best gameplay mechanics in history, but I think it's a good game. Great acting and what not.
Perfect Dark, got gold on hand to hand and now going to beat the times i got in the Missions on the hardest setting
It's very immersive though, and I actually feel like a kickass cop/investigator. The fact that Phelps is such a likeable character makes it even better ^^
Spontaneous thought: current-gen games really make me hope that sometime in the near future, we'll have much more fluid gameplay animations. Because jerky animations (that are present in all current-gen games) really kill immersion.
Also regarding animations, you should check out PES 2014 - it's running on Kojima's FOX engine, and the animations are fluid. Even though you may not be into sports/soccer games, the gifs alone are worth to see.
Started up the Old World Blues quest. I forgot how much the beginning drags on. Dialogue after dialogue after dialogue. I feel kind of bad now because I ended up skipping past most of it, I almost feel like loading up my save and going through it all again.
One thing I know for sure I'm doing is hooking up my controller to get a break from the keyboard/mouse.
I finally finished up OWBs, though missed one of the speech options to hear about the past visitors from Dr Klein (I think about Ulysses). Tomorrow I'll do Honest Hearts and maybe Lonesome Road. I've done HH once but I've never done LR, even though I got it recently after it released. I'm on PC and hopefully my mods work better with those than OWBs, where the game crashed on four different occasions.
Saints Row: The Third, I'm back from vacation btw. My mom had an allergic reaction to something, and she couldn't breath properly, had bad pain around her back and stuff, so we decided to go back.
I'm also going to get into BF3 multiplayer again :)
I have started re playing some of my old favorites before the PS4 hits, the trouble is I have close on 200 titles so picking stuff is getting tough.
Anyway, I finished God Of War III last night, this would have been my 3rd time through but I have to say it is still probably the most impressive game I have played this generation.
There in not a corner cut nor lack of polish to be seen anywhere, it must surely be as close to a perfect game as its possible to make!
I have just downloaded the Puppeteer demo to entertain me tonight but I am looking to revisit COD: Modern Warfare tomorrow and then Valkyria Chronicles after that.
The thing FNV I'm finding is making some decisions that are largely intertwining and have varying degrees of effect, and to various extremes. I think IIRC Fallout 3 was far more able to min/max certain choices, but this one is a tiny bit harder.
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9/10 maybe even a 10. I know I won't be getting it anyway :lol:
There's also a trophy for getting 8 kills with 4 shots in a sniping mission, it's completely luck based due to the enemies taking different directions each time you play and there's pretty much no set points where 2 line up at the same time so that's abit frustrating. But the main problem area is the veteran difficulty in Ops mode. That is really tough.
They start that out immediately with the Ringo quest in Goodsprings involving the Powder Gangers. Then in Primm you have the different choices of sheriff, all with varying outcomes.
You have to make choices based on who you want on your side, who you want against you and then about what you think it best for residents and NPCs. Fallout 3 just feels like someone is telling you exactly how to play the main story, while New Vegas let's it actually be an adventure.
Perfect Dark... Beating my times like trying to beat the best and i am the best :snicker
Saints Row 3 atm, and I'm getting dead island to play co-op with a girl I know
Perfect dark, unlocked a shit load off cheats and playing with paintball and big head modes on
College football time so playing Deer Hunter 2005 on the PC. This way I can sit up in my deer stand and occasionally glance over to see if any deer come around while spending a majority of the time watching the game.


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MASSENA – A country band dance will be held at the Massena Community Center, 61 Beach St., Saturday, Nov. 13 from 6 to 10 p.m.
The dance is open to the public and is sponsored by Massena's Senior Citizen Center.
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1879 $4 PR65 Cameo PCGS Secure. CAC....Click the image to load the highest resolution version.
1879 Flowing Hair Stella, Gem Cameo Proof
1879 $4 PR65 Cameo PCGS Secure. CAC. In 1879, production of
the new silver dollar coin hit the eight-figure mark while lesser
denominations -- with the exception of the cent -- saw precipitous
reductions in the mintage of coins. With the business of regular
coinage somewhat stabilized, three native Englishmen worked
side-by-side at the Mint to create over a dozen pattern designs.
Chief Engraver William Barber and his son, Assistant Engraver
Charles E. Barber, were likely still adjusting to the addition of
George T. Morgan to the design department. Morgan had been referred
to Mint Director H.R. Linderman by London Mint Director Charles
Fremantle, after Linderman sought his advice regarding the
availability of talented die sinkers in England. Linderman had
lukewarm confidence in the father-son Barber team. Ted Schwarz, in
a November 1975 article in The Numismatist, quotes a letter
from the mint director to Fremantle: "The engraving of coinage and
medal dies has not been brought to much perfection in this country.
In England it appears to have reached a standard equal if not
superior to that of any other country." Morgan began working at the
Mint in October 1876 and within a year had developed a series of
half dollar patterns that would soon transform into the famous
Morgan dollar that was minted in vast quantities from 1878 through
1904, and again in 1921.
Rich Color and Stark Contrast
William Barber died unexpectedly on August 31, 1879, but not before he had managed to produce four patterns for the year -- his final creation was likely the Judd-1626 Goloid Metric dollar. The death of his father and other factors likely impacted Charles Barber's performance, as he only engraved five 1879-dated designs, compared to the eight patterns produced by Morgan. The final months of 1879 found a Mint without a chief engraver at the helm, as a successor had not yet been selected. Both Morgan and Barber sought the position, but in typical Mint -- or government in general -- fashion, the torch was passed to Charles Barber in early 1880.
The proposed coinage designs for 1879 included an unusual denomination -- a four dollar gold piece that was denominated as a "stella" by the Committee of Coinage, Weights, and Measures in 1879 (United States Pattern Coins by J.H. Judd, ninth edition). Fittingly, a large star was selected by the same committee as a symbol of the denomination -- stella is the Latin word for star -- and as a national emblem. Andrew Pollock, in his United States Patterns and Related Issues (1994), reproduces a February 1879 letter from Alexander Stephens, chairman of the aforementioned committee, to Secretary of the Treasury John Sherman. In that letter, Stephens offers a suggestion for the reverse design: "The reverse -- 'United States of America. Four Dollars. E Pluribus Unum. Deo est gloria,' and a large star emblazoned, in the words, 'One stella, 400 cents.'"
Which engraver actually designed and cut the reverse die for the stella patterns is not known. Based on the date of Stephen's letter, the elder Barber cannot be ruled out, although the style and mediocre workmanship is more reminiscent of Charles Barber's hand than the other two engravers. With more certainty, most numismatic researchers and pattern specialists associate the Flowing Hair stella obverse to Charles Barber and the Coiled Hair design to George Morgan. Barber's Flowing Hair design is unnatural, particularly in the area of Liberty's forehead and chin. Morgan's Coiled hair design, by comparison, is more balanced and realistic. We know that Morgan studied head modeling in-depth while at the Birmingham School of Art in England, whereas Barber developed his craft only through his apprenticeship to his father. Further evidence that the Flowing Hair design is the work of Barber can be observed by examining Liberty's headband; the letters of LIBERTY were applied by hand, but with poor spacing and positional relationship to each other, whereas Morgan's LIBERTY motto was artistically implemented.
The example offered here exudes abundant eye appeal. Deeply mirrored, orange-gold fields contrast beautifully with lighter honey-gold, frosty design elements, justly earning a Cameo designation from PCGS. Without the aid of magnification, we observe only splendidly preserved surfaces with no flaws worthy of mention. Intense examination reveals light planchet striations that are well concealed within Liberty's hair, but they are less pronounced on this piece than most other stellas that we have observed. PCGS has certified nine 1879 Flowing Hair stellas at the PR65 Cameo level, with 15 finer if including three specimens designated as Deep Cameo (6/12).(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 28B2, PCGS# 88057)
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Posted April 12, 2003
Are there any videos of the Paris Opera Ballet?
Six Ballets
Seven Ballets
Nureyev's Cinderella
Romeo and Juliet
rg might have more.
Thanks! Do you know how recent these are?
so far as i can recall:
nureyev's paris productions of LA BAYADERE, and ROMEO AND JULIET are available on PAL video & DVD i think. perhaps also his SLEEPING BEAUTY.
others will perhaps have better memories and/or records to call on.
Japanese television has shown LE PARC and a bill with: L'ARLESIENNE, SOIR DE FETE, & SYMPHONIE FANTASTIQUE.
I think Romeo and Juliet is the newest. You can check/buy at Amazon; access it at the top right hand corner of this page so that Ballet Alert! gets a small percentage of whatever you buy.
Most recently, two more DVD's of the POB were released: Nureyev's "Don Quixote" (Dupont/Legris) and the school performance of "Coppelia" (with Lacotte in the role of Coppelius).
There also used to be a tape/Laserdisc of Bourmeister's "Swan Lake" with Pietragalla and Dupond, although I haven't seen it on DVD yet.
As rg mentioned there are (at least out here in Europe) DVDs of Nureyev's versions of "Romeo and Juliet" (Loudières/Legris), "La Bayadère" (Guérin/Hilaire/Platel), "The Sleeping Beauty" (Dupont/Legris). "The Nutcracker" (Maurin/Hilaire) is yet only on VHS.
Haven't seen the "Cinderella" (Guillem) nor the "Paris Dances Diaghilev" and Petit's "Notre-Dame de Paris" in any recent releases.
All in all not so bad for a choice
Yes, there is on video quite a bit of Nureyev:
-Cinderella with Guillem, Jude, Nureyev, Loudières, Guérin and others (the date is 1989 I think, or not too far from it),
-Romeo and Juliet with Loudières, Legris, Delanoe, Romoli, Averty and others (1995) and it is on DVD,
-La Bayadère with Guérin, Platel, Hilaire, Delanoe and others (1994,+DVD),
-Don Quichotte with Dupont, Legris, Gillot, Bart, Moussin, Osta(2002, +DVD),
-Sleeping Beauty with Dupont, Legris, Gillot, Bart, Pech, Moussin (1999, +DVD),
-Nutcracker with Hilaire, Maurin (1988/1989),
but no Raymonda or Swan Lake by him.
-Swan Lake by Bourmeister with Pietragalla and Dupond also exists, I think, around 1994, but I'm not sure
-the one with Soir de fête and L'Arlésienne is from 1997.
-Paris dances Diaghilev is not that recent, maybe 1992, I really don't know
-Le Parc has been filmed with Hilaire and Guérin in 1999 and got the Grand Prix International de Vidéo Danse, but I don't know if it is sold to the public
-I think Hurlevent has also been filmed last year, but I don't think it's for sale for the moment
-Clavigo has been filmed with Leriche, Osta, Bridard, Gillot in 1999, but once again, I don't think it's available
-Air by Teshigawara and Appartement by Ek has been filmed this year, it's not for sale (probably in a few years)
-I haven't heard of Notre-Dame-de Paris or Symphonie Fantastique on video
-Last year's Spectacle de L'Ecole de Danse (Coppélia) has been filmed and is on video and DVD
That' all I know about and remember for the moment.
The problem is, I try typing in Romeo and Juliet in amazon and nothing too much comes up. There are several Swan Lake videos, mostly by the Kirov. Should I try to type in "Paris Opera Ballet"?
i suspect the ROMEO & JULIET, BAYADERE and other recently released videos are mostly (or ONLY) available in PAL format for Europe, so our amazon would not likely carry these.
have you tried dancebooks in england? if you are able to watch PAL dvds (or videos) you might find these titles at dancebooks: www.dancebooks.co.uk
each site is different but i should think typing in the title: i.e. ROMEO AND JULIET and limiting your search to videos or dvds should let you know if the site has this tape. etc.
hope this helps.
Wow, this site certainly offers many more ballet movies than amazon does!! What exactly is "PAL" format? I have never heard of it before (probably because it is European ;) ). What would hinder me fom being able to watch a DVD in this format? A movie is a movie, right?
alas no, where video/dvd recording is concerned a movie is a format. and you special equipment to play and view these different forms. the US and other places has NTSC vhs, europe has, among other formatS! PAL, it's different and needs a different tv even, i think. so the short of this is, if you don't know what it is, you don't have the capability and thus should not buy anything but NTSC vhs or dvd.
which in the case of paris opera video recordings is limited.
But all TV sets are not created equal. The European standard scans many more lines per inch than US sets.
On my English TV I can play US NTSC videos, infact I have several posted to me from the USA. Check the specifications in the vidoe handbook where it will also state the systems played. I think that most videos play the two systems.
I will have to check, thank you!
I've just been to the opera, and they don't have anything else that I haven't mentionned, except documentaries with extracts of ballets, rehearsals...but that wouldn't be interesting if you can't understand them (that's why I didn't mention them earlier. However, if you are still interested, I could give you the details).
Good luck sorting out these format problems!
Posted April 13, 2003
regarding vcr's here and abroad. it seems a rule of thumb that MOST european systems are so-called 'multi-system' decks and can play a variety of videos, partly i suppose because there are a number of formats at work throughout europe.
however, MOST u.s. vhs vcr's are simply NTSC ones, w/ no options for playing anything else. so if you had a multi-system deck you'd most likely already know all about PAL NTSC etc.
as the original post(s) here indicate no awareness of such variations on the theme of a vcr. i'm afraid it's fair to say that you are not equipped to play PAL etc. tapes.
dvd's are a slightly different problem but many u.s. dvd players only play our zone - 1 - discs and not other zones, like zone 2 for much of western europe.
readers of this site w/ far more expertise than i have will be able to explain the nuts & bolts of these different systems, but the bottom line is likely that unless you invest in new multi-system equipment there's no point in acquiring any tapes or discs that are not specifically listed as NTSC.
Originally posted by rg but the bottom line is likely that unless you invest in new multi-system equipment there's no point in acquiring any tapes or discs that are not specifically listed as NTSC.
but the bottom line is likely that unless you invest in new multi-system equipment there's no point in acquiring any tapes or discs that are not specifically listed as NTSC.
That sums it up pretty well, I guess.
Far from being an expert either, I can add this. There is no problem as long as you stay in your own country, and that goes for TV, VHS-VCR and DVD-player. The cheapest machines can usually only play the color standard which is in use in your country. For a list check out:
In Europe the situation is now slightly more open, in the sense that most new TVs and VCR's play PAL as well as a PAL-version of NTSC. So yes, Colwill you can "play" NTSC videos on your system, but you still cannot "record" NTSC. For that you need a complete, expensive multi-standard machine. Anything can be converted from one standard to the other, but just remember that conversion from NTSC to PAL means a more serious loss of picture quality than the other way around.
Some background reading (hope it doesn't refrain anyone from beginning a video or dvd collection, though ): http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Contrib/WorldTV/why.html
Posted April 15, 2003
I asked my mom and dad just to make sure on our DVD player and VCR and my mom said when she was researching DVD players to buy a new one, none of them played any other formats. She said those that do cost like $2500. So basically, as we have concluded, my movie choice remains limited.
You may want to have a look at the POB Website, www.opera-de-paris.fr They have an online store with the DVD you want. You can play it if your player is able to read DVDs of 2,3,4, 5, 6 areas. Does your player read only zone 1 DVDs ?
Good luck with your search
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Here's the extended promo for the next episode of Arrow. Episode 1×05 of Arrow is titled, 'Damaged.'
In Arrow 1×05, 'Damaged,' after Detective Lance arrests Oliver for murder, Oliver tells Moira the only lawyer he'll allow to represent him is Laurel. Laurel takes the case which puts her at odds with her father. Oliver offers to take a polygraph in front Detective Lance but things get tense when Lance asks him if anyone else was on the island with him. Oliver flashes back to when he got his first scar, courtesy of Deathstroke.
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Debt Redemption and Reserve Accumulation
Laura Alfaro, Fabio Kanczuk
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Foreign participation in local-currency bond markets in emerging countries has increased dramatically over the past decade. In light of this trend, we revisit sovereign debt sustainability and incentives to default when the sovereign is temporarily excluded from capital markets. Differently from previous analyses, we assume that in addition to accumulating international reserves, countries can borrow internationally using their own currency. As opposed to traditional sovereign debt models (all in foreign currency), the asset valuation effects occasioned by currency depreciation (or appreciation) act to absorb global shocks and render consumption smoother. In this setting, countries do not accumulate high levels of reserves to be depleted in "bad" times. Instead, issuing domestic debt while accumulating high levels of reserves acts as a hedge against negative external shocks. A quantitative exercise, in which our model matches features of the Brazilian economic fluctuations and exchange-rate volatility, suggests this strategy to be highly effective for smoothing consumption and reducing the occurrence of default.
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When it comes to the male physique, there are few specimens as near perfect as Chris Brown and Usher. The R&B crooners are super hot to begin with, but their incredibly toned abs and pecs just add to their already sizzling status. While both men bust their (undoubtedly rock hard) booties at the gym, which shirtless pop star gets your vote for the best piece of eye candy?
Chris Brown, 23, is far from shy when it comes to showing off his body. His bare-chested, pretty much flawless figure makes appearances in music videos like 'Strip' and 'Sweet Love,' and he's also been known to shed his shirt during live performances. But the 'Don't Wake Me Up' singer is also generous in the social media front, tweeting pictures of his smokin' hot bod for Team Breezy's viewing pleasure.
Meanwhile, 34-year-old Usher is still giving his younger brethren a run for their money with his rock hard abs. When he's not working or spending time with his kids, the 'Numb' hit maker gets his sweat on at the gym, and he's constantly tweeting photos of himself at the punching bag or in the boxing ring… So, we'd like to take this time to thank Usher's personal trainer for the singer's upper torso. And like Breezy, Ush likes to get half naked in his videos as well, stripping for clips like 'Lemme See.'
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President Obama's education speech today was just as interesting for its venue: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
The White House and the Chamber clashed at times last year over Obama's economic policies, particularly his proposals for new Wall Street regulations. The banner on the chamber's building -- American Free Enterprise. Dream Big -- is often taken as a message to the White House, which sits right across from Lafayette Park.
Shortly after the Jan. 27 State of the Union speech, however, Obama and Chamber CEO Tom Donohue exchanged a warm set of letters, vowing to work on issues of mutual concern -- such as today's topic, efforts to reduce the nation's dropout rate.
"I want to thank Tom Donohue for your hospitality in this extraordinary venue," Obama said in his opening remarks. "Thank you very much and thanks for the Chamber's support for this terrific effort."
Chamber spokesman J.P. Fielder said, "there's a shared goal on both sides of Lafayette Park: Generating jobs for Americans."
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Earlier this year, Montebello City Councilman Frank Gomez sought a restraining order against Guerrero, claiming he had been twice threatened by the mayor's husband -- once on the phone and once during a council meeting, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune reported.
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Sandler was joined last week by such superstars as Kevin
Spacey, Warren Beatty, Annette Bening, Bill Pullman, Lin Shaye, David Hasselhoff,
Young & the Restless star Don Diamont, and over 1,500 others who attended
the 27th Annual Dinner of Champions in Los Angeles. The event honored Fox Filmed
Entertainment Chairman Jim Gianopulous for his help in the fight against MS.
"Tonight's event is a wonderful opportunity to do whatever
you can do to beat this disease," says Gianopulous, "because there is hope for
a cure and there are new treatments being discovered every day."
The event raised over $3.25 million and allows the NMSS
to spend more money on MS research than any other voluntary health organization
in the world.
MS basics
In the United States, at least 350,000 people suffer from
MS. Although people of all ages can become afflicted with the disease, young
people particularly women who grew up in northern latitudes are
especially susceptible.
Multiple sclerosis is one of the most common diseases of
the central nervous system. In a process called demyelination, cells and proteins
that usually defend the body instead attack the myelin sheath protecting nerves
in the brain and spinal cord.
"We now believe that MS not only attacks the myelin, but
there's also an attack on the nerve fiber, the axon of the nerve," says Dr.
Norman Kachuck, director of the MS Comprehensive Care Center of the Keck USC
School of Medicine. "When the axon dies you end up with disability that is permanent.
That axon may die because it no longer has the myelin sheath to protect it or
might die as a result of being attacked."
What actually causes the immune system to destroy the central
nervous system is a mystery. A viral infection in conjunction with an inherited
genetic predisposition is the primary suspect.
"A person's immune response with MS looks like someone
fighting a virus," says Kachuck. "We haven't found a virus though."
The impaired transmission of nerve impulses to muscles
and other organs and can cause a variety of symptoms::
These not only vary from person to person but also can
be different on any given day for each individual.
"Jana doesn't talk about her MS that much," says Sandler.
"We even forget she has a disease. On occasion she has a tough time walking
because her balance is off. Sometimes we're all screwing around and she has
a difficult time keeping up and that really upsets her."
Since there is no laboratory test, symptom, or physical
finding that positively affirms a person has MS doctors rely on a variety
of indicators:
"When I was a senior in high school both my feet went numb,"
recalls Jana Sandler. "They wanted to do an MRI and we said forget it. The numbness
ended up going away."
"Later, at 19, I was visiting Adam and at the airport
I got really bad vertigo so once back at school I saw an ENT doctor because
I figured it was my allergies by now I had complete double vision. He
put me on 5 milligrams a day of prednisone and everything went away."
But not for long.
"As soon as he took me off the prednisone, everything came
back worse my hand was tingly and numb," recalls Jana. "They told
me it was either lupus, Lyme disease, or MS. The only person I knew with MS
had the worse possible kind. She was confined to a wheelchair and couldn't feed
herself. So, I was praying for Lyme disease."
A specialist in New York confirmed the diagnosis that Jana
indeed had MS. Fortunately, she had the least severe form of the disease called
relapsing-remitting MS.
MS ABCs
Three drugs, known as the ABCs, have been approved by the
FDA for MS patients, says Kachuck. Avonex and Betaserone are based on the drug
interferon, while Copaxone works in a different way. Avonex is the most popular,
but Copaxone is gaining the most new users.
Avonex is an intramuscular injection that Jana says she
takes twice a week now.
"I haven't tried Copaxone yet because I'm doing well with
the Avonex," says Jana. "It definitely makes the episodes less severe and less
frequent. The shots aren't so bad anymore because I've gotten used to it. Still,
it's a hassle, and the anticipation doesn't get any easier, because it is an
inch-long needle."
But there is growing hope that needles will soon be replaced
by oral medications a development many MS sufferers would welcome.
"I would do anything for a pill," Jana jokes.
"The medicines we have are imperfect therapies," says Kachuck.
"Most patients stabilize, they don't improve. The next step is going to be making
them better."
According to Kachuck the next phase in treating MS patients
is "add-on therapies," or supplemental medications that boost the
effectiveness of a patient's primary treatment. The most popular add-on is a
steroid called methylprednisolone (SoluMedrol).
"There is some evidence that methylprednisolone may improve
control of the disease," says Kachuck. "It is a potent anti-inflammatory medicine,
which alters the immune system and shuts down the blood brain barrier to further
transport immune cells into the central nervous system."
"I just finished up a three-day IV steroid treatment,"
says Jana. "I took 1,000 milligrams a day of SoluMedrol, which is basically
like prednisone, only harsher. It's such a high dosage that it kind of puts
your whole system into shock. But it's like a miracle drug every time I do it."
And other miracles may be on the horizon.
The USC MS Comprehensive Care Center is testing the first
MS vaccine, which is not meant to prevent MS, but to neutralize the immune response.
Kachuck predicts the vaccine will stop the progressive nature of the disease.
Until a cure is found, Jana says she finds inspiration
in her more famous cousin.
"Every time I start to doubt what I can do, I think of
Adam. He's done everything he's ever wanted to do in life," says Jana.
"My family is very close and this has made us even closer.
We spend a lot of time together and we're all pulling for her," says Adam. "It's
good for her and good for us to all deal with it together. I know I take fewer
things for granted now."
"I have been a little selfish and I'm sure I'll continue
to be, but less so, because I see Jana having to deal with something out of
her control. It makes me appreciate my health a lot more."


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Update 2 (9/16 7:41 p.m. PDT): More on the shooter: Aaron Alexis was reportedly involved in two previous nonlethal shootings, and it seems police followed up on only one of those incidents. It's possible he was a 9/11 rescuer, and may have been disturbed by that experience, according to the L.A. Times.
Update (9/16 12:36 p.m. PDT): The Associated Press reports that the deceased shooter has been identified as Aaron Alexis. Original post follows below.
At least 12 people were killed in a shooting at a naval facility in Washington, D.C., on Monday morning, and it is not known whether there was more than one gunman, Mayor Vincent Gray said, according to The Guardian.
The Guardian reported that Washington, D.C., police chief Cathy Lanier confirmed the death toll and said one shooter is dead and police are searching for two others in military-style clothing. "We potentially have two shooters out there," she said.
"We have one shooter that we believe is involved in this who is deceased," she said.
Schools are closed in the area, and nearby flights, temporarily delayed, have resumed.
This is a developing story. The Guardian initially reported:
"An active shooter was reported inside the Naval Sea Systems Command Headquarters building (Bldg. 197) on the Washington Navy Yard at 8.20am (Eastern Time)," the navy said in a release on its website.
The navy said that employees at the scene had been ordered to "shelter in place". The statement on its website was last updated at 9.42am.
WUSA9, citing DC police, reports that a police officer was among the injured. He was shot twice in the leg, the channel reported, and has been taken to MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
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One Nevada Credit Union History Since 1950
One Nevada Credit Union
Celebrating 65 years in 2015
One Nevada Credit Union
Nevada Federal Credit Union
2009 – 2011
Nevada Federal Credit Union
2004 – 2008
Nevada Federal Credit Union
2002 – 2003
Nevada Federal Credit Union
1983 – 2001
Las Vegas Federal Credit Union & Nellis Southern Nevada Credit Union
Nellis Federal Credit Union
We had a very humble beginning. As with most credit unions, a small group of people pooled their funds to create a source for loans. Those same people volunteered their time to nurture, manage, and direct the affairs of their fledgling cooperative.
Nellis Federal Credit Union
Actually, we began as two credit unions that combined their resources many years later. The Vegas Air Base Federal Credit Union was started on February 10, 1950, when nine civilian employees pooled $5.00 each to begin their credit union. By the end of 1950, the credit union had grown to 77 members and had total deposits of $1,807. In 1958, the credit union changed its name to Nellis Federal Credit Union.
Las Vegas City Employees Federal Credit Union
Meanwhile, down at Las Vegas City Hall, seven City employees began the Las Vegas City Employees Federal Credit Union on February 14, 1951. By the end of 1951, the credit union had grown to 66 members with total deposits of $2,205. For the next 30 years or so, both credit unions served the employees of their respective employers and their families. Both credit unions grew and expanded their services.
Nellis Southern Nevada Credit Union
In the early 1980s, a change in federal regulations allowed credit unions to serve more than one employer. Both credit unions embarked upon expansion efforts to diversify their membership, offer additional services made possible by increased resources, and enable more consumers to participate in anot-for-profit member-owned financialinstitution. During this time period, both credit unions changed their names to reflect this expanded membership base. Nellis Federal became Nellis Southern Nevada and Las Vegas City Employees became Las Vegas Federal Credit Union. During this time, service was extended to many major employers, including several hotels, other local and federal government entities, and private employers. Service was also extended to a number of major employers in Reno. The credit union's service to most of these employers has continued to the present.
Artist's Sketch of Nellis Southern Nevada Credit Union Corporate Headquarters, 1979
On August 31, 1983, the Nellis Southern Nevada Federal Credit Union and the Las Vegas Federal Credit Union merged and adopted the name Nevada Federal Credit Union. At that time, the newly combined entity had 57,000 members and total member deposits of $106 million. The minimum deposit required to join the credit union remained only $5.00.
We continue to serve a number of designated employers, including the original employers, Nellis Air Force Base and City of Las Vegas. During the 1980s, several smaller credit unions joined forces with Nevada Federal so that their members could enjoy the benefits of a larger credit union. Those smaller credit unions include the Showboat Credit Union, the Commercial Center Credit Union, the Nevada Air Guard Credit Union, the Washoe State Employees Federal Credit Union, the North Las Vegas City Employees Federal Credit Union, the Vegas Village Credit Union, the Tropicana Employees Federal Credit Union, and others.
One of the First ATMs
By the year 2000, we had grown to 79,000 members with total deposits of $511 million. In order to make credit union services available to more consumers, in early 2001, we were authorized by the Federal government to serve all residents of Clark County, Nevada, regardless of their place of employment. A short time later, we were also authorized to serve all residents of Pahrump and a large portion of Reno.
In 2011, with membership remaining strong and a growing number of Nevadans interested in credit union membership, the credit union board of directors proposed to convert to a State chartered, federally insured credit union. As a federal credit union, membership was restricted in certain areas of Nevada. A state charter would allow the credit union to add additional service areas to the existing field of membership. Members approved the proposal and on October 3, 2011, Nevada Federal Credit Union converted to a state charter and became One Nevada Credit Union. Membership is now open to Clark County, Nellis Air Force Base, Washoe County and Nye County, Nevada. Adding additional service areas enables the credit union to grow and generate additional revenues, which can be used to enhance member services. This membership structure remains in effect today. Additionally, the credit union continues its close relationships with the large employers it has served for many years.
One of the First Teller Lines
While much has changed over the decades, the most important factors remain the same. The credit union is a not-for-profit cooperative, owned by its member depositors, and led by an unpaid volunteer Board of Directors who are elected by and from the membership. The credit union was formed solely for the benefit of its member-owners for the purpose of providing the very best service, rates and products. That commitment remains our focus to this day!


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Le Val-d'Ajol Vacation Packages
Paris, the country's capital, is located 200 miles (322 kilometers) west of Le Val-d'Ajol, while Strasbourg lies 75 miles (121 kilometers) to the northeast.
While it may be tempting to just chill out while visiting Le Val-d'Ajol, don't forget, Alsace-Lorraine's abundance of scenic and cultural delights lie just beyond your doorstep. If you have some extra time, head 3 miles (5 kilometers) where you'll find Plombieres-les-Bains. Here you can spend an hour or two visiting the Museum Louis Fracais and Casino Plombieres Partouche.
Approximately 40 miles (64 kilometers) to the east of Le Val-d'Ajol is Mulhouse, an important regional city home to Cite du Train, Parc Expo de Mulhouse and Electropolis Museum. Cite de l'Automobile, Place de la Reunion and Musee de l'Impression sur Etoffes are other good places to visit.
Take a trip to Alsace-Lorraine's historic traditional villages, it's a great way to learn about the area's fascinating past. If you're searching for things to see that won't cost an arm and a leg, round up the family and head to Alsace-Lorraine's many outdoor popular open-air museums and open-air markets.
Relax the way the locals do in Alsace-Lorraine. Go shore fishing and cycling.
When it is time to leave this special place, say goodbye the way they do in French, with a hearty "Au revoir / À bientôt."


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London- If not now, then shortly. If not at Wimbledon, then probably at the US Open. Three years ago Bernard Tomic translated the junior hype into his first - still only - senior grand slam quarter-final, and Todd Woodbridge believes a big Nick Kyrgios moment is imminent, too.
"It's a matter of time; maybe it's in the next 12, 18 months, he's going to have a big win at a grand slam,'' said Woodbridge, the former doubles champion and singles No.19. "We've seen in Australian tennis over the last few years Bernard Tomic do that here at Wimbledon. I wouldn't put it past Nick to have a similar experience, particularly on the grass.
"He's a quality, aggressive player, he serves big, he gets a lot of balls back, he can volley very well, plays good doubles, so that all bodes well for results on this surface. Don't be surprised if he has a good run here. This is the tournament for him to do that - here or the US Open, which is pretty quick, and he's played well at.''
Kyrgios is among five Australian men with Tuesday starts to the first round, the 19-year-old's debut appointment with Stephane Robert tipped to lead to a second, against another Frenchman, Eastbourne finalist Richard Gasquet. His fifth grand slam main draw came via the wildcard attached to his win in the Nottingham Challenger, and one of only two teenagers among the 128 men's combatants already boasts a big-match temperament beyond his years.
"He's got game. he has that ability to pull off big shots at the right time; he's not scared of opportunity, and a lot of players take a long time before they actually are comfortable to take advantage of big situations,'' Woodbridge said. "But Nick likes that, and I think what makes him different as a young player is that when the time is there he's not afraid to have a go, and he can make it happen.''
Kyrgios has already won rounds and the Australian and French Opens, and last year qualified for a debut at the US. After three years playing in the All England Club juniors, the senior chapter opens against a veteran he defeated at a Challenger-level tournament in Sydney last year.
"I have a pretty good draw,'' Kyrgios said matter-of-factly. " I've played him before and I've won, so I know what to expect, he's an experienced player and I'm one of the youngest.
"So I'm just going to go out there and I think grass suits me well, I've been playing really well on it, I've won a long streak of matches on it from last week, so I'm confident. But, that being said, I've just got to go out there and play each point at a time, not get too ahead of myself.
"Knowing that I've won at this stage before, it helps, knowing that it's not unknown winning the first round. I know that it's a long best-of-five sets out there and there's going to be a lot of ups and downs, but you've just got to stay strong, and being able to back up matches match after match in a grand slam is the ultimate goal, I think.''
Lleyton Hewitt's 16th Wimbledon should start routinely enough, against 117th-ranked Michal Przysiezny, but the 2002 champion could then collide with another Pole, 15th seed and 2013 semi-finalist Jerzy Janowicz. The Australian cast is completed by Matt Ebden (against eighth seed Milos Raonic) and qualifier James Duckworth (who faces Gasquet, the 13th seed).


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Heidi Klum is a Pantsless Mrs. Claus (PHOTOS)
Heidi Klum takes on her most challenging outfit yet, a Santa suit! The Project Runway host tweeted a pic of herself in a leg-baring sexy red and white ensemble, without the belly full of jelly! The big suit didn't take away from the outfit's sex appeal. The model and mom tweeted:Supermodel
"Mrs. Claus going to work."
Click the pics to see other celebs dressed in sexy Santa suits!
It's no secret that Heidi likes to play dress-up, even admitting to Glamour magazine this summer, "There's nothing wrong with a nice garter belt. I'm not saying you have to put up a pole in your bedroom and start swinging off the rafters. But I love that sometimes!"
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Greening Federal Buildings
GSA, the government's largest civilian landlord, leads the way in green building design, construction, retrofit and sustainable operations and maintenance. Through its commitment to sustainable design, GSA pledges to serve as a forward thinking and responsible steward of our nation's economic and natural resources.
Green Programs at GSA
Guidance and Policy
- Energy Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction (179D) bulletin
- Facilities Standards (P100)
- GSA's Climate Change Adaptation Policy Statement [PDF; 184.70 KB]
- GSA's Strategic Sustainability Performance Plan
- Memorandum of Understanding on Environmental Justice and Executive Order 12898
Online Tools
Other Resources
Publications and Reports
- Applied Research Publications
- Assessing Green Building Performance: A Post Occupancy Evaluation of 12 GSA Buildings
- Re-Assessing Green Building Performance: A Post Occupancy Evaluation of 22 GSA Buildings
- Deep Energy Retrofits in GSA Buildings: Charrette Report #2 [PDF - 11.5 MB]
- The Benefits and Challenges of Green Roofs on Public and Commercial Buildings [PDF - 7 MB]
- Expanding Our Approach to Sustainable Design [PDF - 2.98 MB]
- Green Building Certification System Review [HTML]
- GSA Net Zero Renovation Challenge Charrette
- Key Sustainable Products Standards
- National Academies Report: Achieving High-Performance Federal Facilities – Strategies and Approaches for Transformational Change
- Putting Energy Research into Practice
- Submetering of Building Energy and Water Usage [PDF - 3.33 MB]
- Sustainability Matters [PDF - 11.06 MB]
- Sustainable Building Rating Systems Summary
- Workplace Matters [PDF - 3.61 MB]
Federal Partners
White House
Department of Agriculture
Department of Defense
- Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment
- DoD Environment, Safety, and Occupational Health Network and Information Exchange
- National Defense Center for Energy and Environment
Department of the Interior
Department of Energy
- Better Buildings Program
- Commercial Building Energy Alliance
- Building Technologies Program
- Federal Energy Management Program
- National Laboratories
Department of Homeland Security
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Veterans Affairs
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of State
- Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations – Green Initiatives


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At Hastings, we work to create success for our customers representing the Marvin Family of Brands. Our product is not windows and doors – it is the total, relationship-based experience we deliver to retailers, architects, builders and homeowners.
Congratulations to Dan Scully and Daniel V. Scully Architects for winning the Best Transitional/Eclectic category in the 2016 Marvin Architects Challenge!
Introducing a new video resource for those who install Marvin and Integrity French Doors. Walk through each step of Marvin's official installation process here!
Congratulations to Albert Garcia and KITE Architects, Inc. for winning the Best Remodel/Addition category in the 2016 Marvin Architects Challenge!
The Marvin Next Generation Ultimate Double Hung window is a classic reinvented, seamlessly combining state-of-the-art technology with Marvin's legendary craftsmanship.
Congratulations to Elizabeth Herrmann and Elizabeth Herrmann Architecture + Design for winning the Best Contemporary category in the 2016 Marvin Architects Challenge!
Windows 101: The Basics and Beyond is a new educational video series produced by A.W. Hastings designed to teach fundamental window terminology and concepts.
Congratulations to Josh Brockman of Caleb Johnson Architects and Builders for winning the 2015 Integrity Red Diamond Achiever Award with his "Ben's Barn" project!
Opening Soon! The Marvin Brand Experience Center at 7 Tide Street in Boston's Seaport District. A design adventure unlike any other awaits. Be ready to be inspired!
You did the work - you deserve the recognition! Now's the time to enter the 2016 Integrity Red Diamond Achiever Award Program. Click through to learn more!
Visit our blog for insight and thought leadership from our subject matter experts, and for a look behind the scenes of our company. It's all things Hastings!
Founded in 1846, Enfield, Connecticut-based A.W. Hastings & Co. is the New England and Eastern New York distributor for the Marvin Family of Brands.
A.W. Hastings promotes and delivers on the Marvin brand promises through value-added services and innovations that enhance the overall experience for our customers.
A.W. Hastings is an exclusive product and service provider of Marvin products, a specialization that has allowed us to deliver an elevated level of value-added services.
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Nice and Lucerne
Lucerne and the neighboring town of Nice are two of several lakeside communities along the north shore of Clear Lake on State Highway 20, the major east-west thoroughfare in Lake County. Long beautiful stretches of shoreline are shaded by large pepperwoods and giant oaks. Several resorts and campgrounds offer visitors a place to stay, and public beaches, parks, and harbors provide residents and visitors opportunities to enjoy the lake.
Along State Highway 20 between Nice and Lucerne are two wineries—Ceago Vinegarden and Tulip Hill Winery, both of which offer wine tasting daily and host special events throughout the year.
With the steep Bartlett Mountain Range as its backdrop, the lakeside town of Lucerne is often referred to as "the Switzerland of America" with terrain and sweeping views reminiscent of the Alps. The town of Nice was patented in June 1871 and named after the small town of Nice, France. Spectacular redbud shrubs bloom throughout the town in springtime.
In the community of Lucerne, the Lake County Redevelopment Agency is developing the Lucerne Promenade between State Highway 20 and Clear Lake. You will find a Visitor's Center in Lucerne on Highway 20 or contact 800-525-3743 for information.
In Nice, the Agency has developed a town square at Hinman Park with plans to develop a tourist-oriented retail center around the square.
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An institutional capital raising by Australia's largest natural gas pipeline operator,
The proceeds will be used to purchase the 80 megawatt Emu Downs windfarm in Western Australia, plus a 130 megawatt windfarm development site nearby.
APA is buying the facility from a joint venture of Ric Stowe's Griffin Energy and Queensland government owned Stanwell Corporation for $171 million.
The raising is an institutional placing only and is not being underwritten. The new securities are being offered at $3.85 each, an 8.1 per cent discount to the last closing price of $4.19. APA's 17.55 per cent shareholder, Malaysian energy giant Petronas, will subscribe on a pro-rata bases.
The capital raising was managed by Royal Bank of Scotland. Three earlier capital raisings have been primarily aimed at retail investors.
APA has $480 million in capital expenditure planned for the rest of the 2011 year and into financial 2012.
APA has a 20-year agreement with major Western Australian energy retailers to take both power generation and the renewable energy certificates.
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An Evening with Jane Goodall
at the Museum of Discovery and Science March 24, 2005
Friends of The Museum of Discovery and Science will get the
chance to meet the world renowned primatologist, Dr. Jane
Goodall, DBE, Founder, the Jane Goodall Institute, UN Messenger
of Peace, on March 24, 2005, when she visits the Museum for "An
Evening with Jane Goodall," sponsored by Bank of America.
At 6:30 p.m., Dr. Goodall will introduce the IMAX® film, Jane
Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees, which she narrates. It is a journey
into the hearts, minds and world of Dr. Goodall's now-famous
chimpanzee subjects from Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania.
Viewers will follow as Dr. Goodall ventures through the forest
to get rare and up-close observations of chimpanzees as they
hunt, play and communicate with one another. The film documents
Dr. Goodall's groundbreaking observations of chimpanzee behavior
and social structure, which have not only revolutionized our
understanding of chimps, but ultimately of human behavior
"…Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees is that rare large-format film
that is downright moving," wrote Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel
movie critic.
After the film, she will conduct a Q&A session followed by a
coffee and dessert reception, where there will be further
opportunity to meet and greet Dr. Goodall.
Founded in 1977, the Jane Goodall Institute continues Dr.
Goodall's pioneering research into chimpanzee behavior—research
which transformed scientific perceptions of the relationship
between humans and animals. Today, the Institute is a global
leader in the effort to protect chimpanzees and their habitats
and is widely recognized for establishing innovative
community-centered conservation and development programs in
Africa and the Roots & Shoots education program in more than 87
countries. For more information, please visit
To inquire about the event and to purchase tickets, please
contact Laura Bauer at 954-712-1159. Event tickets are $150.
Proceeds will benefit both the Museum and the Jane Goodall
Dr. Goodall will also attend the benefit, Africa to the
Everglades, which will raise funds for her institute. Call of
Africa's Native Visions Art Gallery will host the JGI on
Wednesday, March 23, 2005, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 809 East Las
Olas Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301. For an Africa to the
Everglades show catalogue or for more information call
954-767-9714 or 239-643-3785.
For the public, there will be special screenings of the film,
Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees, on Friday, March 25, 2005 at
5:45 p.m., Saturday, March 26, 2005 at 11 a.m. and Sunday, March
27 at 12 p.m. Admission is free with the purchase of a ticket to
another IMAX® film that day. For more information call
The Blockbuster® IMAX®Theater owned and operated by the Museum
of Discovery and Science, opened in 1992. The 300-seat theater
is a showcase of state-of-the-art motion picture technology. The
Blockbuster® IMAX®Theater features a 60 ft. x 80 ft. screen and
a 15,000 watt digital sound system that delivers six discrete
channels of clear sound through 42 speakers. The IMAX®
projector's 15,000 watt Xenon bulb projects images of
unsurpassed brilliance and clarity onto the five-story-high
screen. Both 2D and 3D films are shown in the theater. 3D films
are viewed using electronic headsets. The IMAX® experience is an
unparalleled fusion of sight and sound. For show times, visitors
should call 954-463-IMAX (4629).
The mission of the Museum of Discovery and Science is to provide
experiential pathways to lifelong learning in science for
children and adults through exhibits, programs, and films.
Founded in 1976 as The Discovery Center, the nonprofit facility
serves approximately 400,000 visitors each year. Major
operational support for the Museum is provided through generous
support by Leadership Guild members including: American Express,
City Furniture, JM Family Enterprises, Inc., Sun-Sentinel and
The Museum is open seven days a week (365 days a year); Monday
through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from noon to
6 p.m. with extended IMAX® hours on Friday and Saturday
evenings. General admission prices are $14 for adults; $13 for
seniors; $12 for children 3 to 12. Children under 3 are free. A
General Admission Ticket includes admission to the Museum
exhibits and one IMAX® film. The Museum of Discovery and Science
is located downtown at 401 SW Second Street, Fort Lauderdale,
Florida 33312. For more information about the Museum, visitors
should call (954) 467-MODS (6637) or visit our web site at
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Yankees have talked about John Danks; talks in early stages
New York seeks to upgrade its rotation and could use a lefty in it.
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The Yankees, to no one's surprise, have checked in on White Sox lefty John Danks.
The Yankees, having lost four starting pitchers to injury, are seeking to upgrade their rotation even after the acquisition of Brandon McCarthy is paying off early. Danks, still only 29, is 8-6 with a 4.35 ERA.
There is no evidence the sides are close to a deal and may be in only the early stages of talks. The White Sox are looking for young players and prospects as they continue their rebuild.
The Yankees have no left-handers in their rotation now that CC Sabathia is out for the year and Vidal Nuno has been traded (for McCarthy).
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Water Resources of the Caribbean
Landslides triggered by Hurricane Hugo in eastern Puerto Rico, September 1989
Matthew C. Larsen and Angel J. Torres-Sánchez
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On the morning of September 18, 1989, a category-four hurricane struck eastern Puerto Rico with a sustained wind speed in excess of 46 m/s. The 24-h rainfall accumulation from the hurricane ranged from 100 to 339 mm. Average rainfall intensities ranging from 34 to 39 mm/h were calculated for 4 and 6 h periods, respectively, at a rain gage equipped with satellite telemetry, and at an observer station.
The hurricane rainfall triggered more than 400 landslides in the steeply
sloping, highly dissected mountains of eastern Puerto Rico. Of these
landslides, 285 were mapped from aerial photography which covered 6474 ha.
Many of the mapped landslides were on northeast- and northwest-facing slopes
at the eastern terminus of the mountains, nearest the hurricane path. The
surface area of individual landslides ranged from 18 m2 to 4500 m2, with a
median size of 148 m2. The 285 landslides disturbed 0.11% of the land
surface in the area covered by aerial photographs. An approximate denudation
rate of 164 mm/1000 y was calculated from the volume of material eroded by
landsliding and the 10-y rainfall recurrence interval.
Larsen, M. C., and Torres-Sánchez, A. J., 1992, Landslides triggered by Hurricane Hugo in eastern Puerto Rico, September 1989: Caribbean Journal of Science, vol. 28, no. 3-4, p. 113-125.


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Borussia Moenchengladbach coach Lucien Favre has renewed his contract with the club until 2015.
Swiss coach Favre has led a remarkable turnaround in the club's fortunes since he took over in February 2011, saving them from relegation in the 2010/11 campaign before securing them a Champions League place last season.
The 54-year-old's achievements had attracted the attention of other clubs around Europe, but Favre said he was pleased to be able to commit to the Bundesliga side.
"I have been holding talks for a long time with the board and the management and I am now pleased with this contract extension and the attractive challenges which lie ahead of us," Favre said.
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This is a pictorial book about East Germany and Prague. Our Daughter taught American Traditions at Chemnitz University honoring a Grant by the Bosch Foundation. The book shows our visit.
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Here's Teri Hatcher changing out of her wetsuit while competing in the 2009 Nautica Triathlon yesterday in Malibu, and I love how a devotion to athleticism obviously hasn't shrunk her ample breasts. It's almost as if God smiled down upon her and said "The normal rules don't apply to you, Teri Hatcher, and also, fantastic bikini line management. That's right, I looked." (God's a peeping Tom. What're ya gonna do?)
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Mrs. kata, under the shock of these words, shrunk terrified into a corner of the room.
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Takata Dono, or the Takata no kata, so named from the fief, is not known to fame or history under other appellation.
kata (veil of friendship and love)—a long piece of gauze presented on all occasions in Tibet in order to show friendly feelings.
Tenju-in-Den lived to over eighty years; the Takata no kata died, aged seventy-two years.
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In recent days, several confusing pieces of information have come to light regarding heating requirements in rental units. It is critical for renters and landlords to have access to clear and concise information about their rights and responsibilities regarding adequate heating in rental units during long Maine winters.
Heat must be kept at a healthful level for residents. Landlords must provide tenants with heating systems that are able to heat a unit at 68 degrees, even when outside temperatures dip as low as 20 degrees below zero. Landlords and tenants can enter into agreements, which must be separate from their lease agreements, to maintain an indoor temperature between 62 and 68 degrees. These agreements cannot be entered into if anyone under the age of 5 or over the age of 65 resides in the rental unit.
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