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Avi Bitton Law Firm
Paris, France Commercial, Intellectual Property, Employment and Criminal Law Firm+33 (1) 4647-6842
At Avi Bitton Law Firm, our lawyers practice in the areas of employment law, intellectual property law, business law and criminal law. Our firm is composed of eight lawyers and two jurists.
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IVCH Paris Law Firm
Business Law Firm in Paris, France+33 (1) 4887-2700
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Cabinet Menasce Chiche
Business, Labor, Real Estate and Intellectual Property Law Firm in Paris, France+33 (1) 4727-1111
Cabinet Menasce Chiche is a business/commercial law firm located in Paris, offering more than 20 years of service to clients in France and Europe. Legal areas include corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, insolvency, contracts and agreements, antitrust, commercial...
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Allen & Overy LLP
International Business Law Firm in France+33 (1) 4006-5400
At Allen & Overy LLP, our pragmatic and innovative approach to each case draws on our technical expertise and in-depth knowledge of our clients' market and business sectors.
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Baker & McKenzie
Global Full Service Law Firm+33 1 4417 5300
Our Paris office offers clients the knowledge and experience of more than 180 legal professionals fluent in all areas of French and international business law. Since 1963, we have served as choice adviser to French companies with wide-ranging national and international activities,...
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Bryan Cave LLP
International Law Firm+33 1 44 17 77 00
Bryan Cave focuses all of its energy and efforts on providing the best possible legal representation to further our clients' interests.
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Clyde & Co
International Law Firm in Nantes, France+33 2 40 47 00 71
Clyde & Co is a dynamic, rapidly expanding global law firm focused on providing a complete legal service to clients in our core sectors. We advise businesses that are at the heart of worldwide commerce and trade. Our combination of sector expertise, commercial attitude and in-depth...
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Cuatrecasas, Goncalves Pereira
Full Service Law Firm in Spain+33 143 596 400
Cuatrecasas, Goncalves Pereira is home to the general management and directorship of Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira in Spain. Located centrally at the intersection of Paseo de Gracia and Avenida Diagonal, the firm works in two of Barcelona's emblematic structures: the Edificio Europa...
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Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP
Full Service International Law Firm+33 1 42 66 39 10
Situated in the 8th district of Paris near the Parc Monceau, the Curtis Paris office was established in 1973. The Paris office works closely with our other offices in Europe, the United States, Latin America, the Middle East and Central Asia. In addition to their legal training,...
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SNR Denton is a new name in the legal marketplace. At the same time, SNR Denton is a firm with a 225-year pedigree of excellence and professionalism in service to law firm clients. A spirit of multidisciplinary collaboration and teamwork infuses the culture of the firm—across sectors...
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DLA Piper became one of the largest legal service providers in the world in 2005 through a merger of unprecedented scope in the legal sector. While large in scale, the merger strategy was simple – to create an international legal practice capable of taking care of the most important...
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Eversheds Sutherland
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FIDAL has been advising clients in all areas of business law for more than 85 years. We define ourselves as being corporate counsels: our lawyers serve our clients by providing them with information and advice, and by defending their interests throughout an engagement. We are partners...
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Gibson Dunn
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In 1967, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher decided to widen its expansion outside the U.S. and established its first international office in Paris. Today, our Paris office consists of a dynamic team of lawyers who are either dual or triple-qualified, having trained in both France and abroad.
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K&L Gates LLP
Full-Service International Law Firm+33 (01) 584415-00
K&L Gates LLP represents leading global corporations, growth and middle-market companies, capital markets participants and entrepreneurs in every major industry group as well as public sector entities, educational institutions, philanthropic organizations and individuals. Our practice...
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King & Spalding LLP
International Full-Service Law Firm+33 1 7300 3900
The Paris office has since expanded its capabilities by adding a French litigation practice as well as market leading teams in French environmental law and real estate and capital markets. The Paris litigation team handles disputes concerning French company law, white-collar crime,...
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McDermott Will & Emery
Premier International Full-Service Law Firm+33 1 81 69 15 00
McDermott Will & Emery is a premier international law firm with a diversified business practice. Numbering more than 1,100 lawyers, we have offices in Boston, Brussels, Chicago, Düsseldorf, Houston, London, Los Angeles, Miami, Munich, New York, Orange County, Rome, San Diego, Silicon...
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Morgan Lewis
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Proskauer Rose LLP, founded in 1875, is an international law firm providing a wide variety of legal services to clients worldwide from offices in Boca Raton, Boston, Chicago, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York, Newark, Paris, São Paulo, and Washington, D.C.
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Simmons & Simmons is an international law firm focused on four important sectors. From our offices in major business and financial centres throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia, we view the world through the lens of four significant industries: energy and infrastructure, financial...
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Adam-Caumeil-StorpParis, France
French, German, & European Law+33 1 42814151
At Adam-Caumeil-Storp, our particularly effective team specializes in transnational legal affairs in France and Germany and will assist you with your proceedings in these countries. In addition to our legal work, interpreting and translation are also some of our firm's strong points. Our qualified...
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Arendt & Medernach is the leading independent business law firm in Luxembourg. The firm's international team of 325 legal professionals represents clients in all areas of Luxembourg business law, with representative offices in Dubai, Hong Kong, London, Moscow, New York and Paris.; Our service to...
Ariathes RechtsanwalteParis, France
German and International Commercial Law Firm+33 1 45 00 41 03
Ariathes Rechtsanwälte is an outstanding law firm specialized in German and International Commercial Law.; Our law firm guarantees high standards of excellence and utmost dedication to protect the legitimate interests of our clients.; The international focus of our law firm is demonstrated not only...
AsturaParis, France
Corporate, Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law Firm in France33 1 84 162430
Astura is a boutique law firm specialized in advising businesses and their managers and handling crisis management. Astura's team of dedicated lawyers advises its French and international clients in conducting their external growth and development transactions, implementing their IT projects,...
Beetz & PartnerParis, France
Intellectual Property Services Law Firm in Paris+49 89 2168 9100
Beetz & Partner's main practice areas is the preparation of applications of European and German patents, utility models, trademarks and designs and the handling of the respective application proceedings until the grant and registration thereof. Currently more than 750 German, European and...


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Barclays PLC beat forecasts with a 22 per cent rise in first-quarter profit, as a strong rebound in revenue from its investment banking arm and a drop in bad debt countered increased compensation for insurance mis-selling.
The British bank reported an adjusted pretax profit of £2.45-billion ($3.9-billion U.S.) in the three months to end-March, up from £2-billion a year ago and above the average forecast of £2-billion from a poll of analysts supplied by the company.
"Barclays first quarter results are an encouraging start to the year and demonstrate continued progress across our execution priorities," CEO Bob Diamond said in a statement on Thursday.
Top-line income at Barclays Capital, the investment bank business that provides the bulk of the bank's profit, rose to £3.46-billion, up 3 per cent from a year ago. That marked a 91 per cent jump from the weak fourth quarter of 2011 and was above the consensus forecast of £3.36-billion.
BarCap, along with other investment banks, endured a miserable end to 2011 when a slump in bond trading income due to the euro zone sovereign debt crisis led to its worst quarter for three years. That same year banks were hit by tougher regulations.
Investment banks performed better in the first quarter as the euro zone crisis showed signs of easing. The first quarter is typically the strongest for investment banks and can set the tone for the year.
However, Mr. Diamond told reporters there had been a slowdown in activity during April.
"Most people would say April was a bit sluggish compared to the first three months. It's still slow economic growth around the world, it's still a zero interest rate policy in developed economies, this is not a robust environment," he said.
Swiss rival Credit Suisse Group said on Wednesday April market conditions had dropped off from healthier first-quarter activity levels echoing comments from U.S. investment banks Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. Barclays made a statutory pretax loss of £475-million, compared with a £1.655-billion profit the year before, including a £2.6-billion accounting loss on the value of its own debt and an extra £300-million charge to cover for mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI).
"What we've seen in March and, to a lesser extent in April, is a considerable spike up in the number of claims which is one of the big drivers of the level of provision. We felt the provision was a bit light based on current trends," Finance Director Chris Lucas told reporters on a conference call.
Losses on bad debts dipped to £778-million in the first quarter, down 16 per cent on a year ago.
Mr.Diamond said Barclays was more downbeat than before on prospects for the British economy, which has fallen into its second recession since the financial crisis, but pledged support for the government's austerity measures.
"We're probably a bit more cautious in our thinking today than three or six months ago. We strongly support the Chancellor's efforts to manage the deficit in a way that the credit rating stays strong and the borrowing rate stays strong."
Barclays said its adjusted return on average shareholders' equity had risen to 12.2 per cent in the first quarter, from 10.2 per cent in the same quarter the year before.
Mr. Diamond said the improvement reflected strong results in retail banking, Barclaycard and wealth and investment management as well as the improved performances in corporate and investment banking.
"Our rock solid capital, funding and liquidity positions remain a source of competitive advantage and enabled us to fund a substantial proportion of our 2012 term funding requirements he said.
In February, it pushed back a return on equity target of 13 per cent.
The bank said its Core Tier 1 ratio remained strong at 10.9 per cent, compared with 11 per cent at the end of 2011.
Oriel Securities reiterated its 'buy' recommendation and 285 pence price target on the stock.
"The current and forecast profitability should be seen in the context of a strongly capitalized, conservatively funded and very liquid balance sheet," said Oriel analyst Mike Trippitt.
Investec analyst Ian Gordon noted that the results were ahead of forecasts which had only recently been revised upwards and reiterated his 'buy' stance and 240 pence price target.
German rival Deutsche Bank on Thursday reported a weaker-than-expected first-quarter profit.

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OpenLunch & Dinner Tues.-Sun., Brunch Sun.
Open late Fri.-Sat.
- Valet parking Fri.-Sat. & parking lot
- Dress code: Casual dressy
- Entertainment: Jazz Wed., Fri.-Sat.
- Full bar
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- Romantic setting
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Pastis Restaurant & Bar Restaurant Review: This suburban outpost of French cooking is named for the anise-flavored liqueur popular in Provence. Start with the rings-only calamari complemented by a light-bodied, slightly spicy tomato sauce and a zingy aïoli. Mussels are classically prepared. We like most of the tartines, but especially the one with tapenade, bearing a single black olive slice on top. Entrées at lunch or brunch bring traditional French fare such as coq au vin, bouillabaisse and boeuf bourguignon; for the latter meal, one may append a pair of soft-poached eggs to the croque monsieur. Confit of duck and chicken Cordon Bleu are available, too, as is a two-tier chilled seafood platter. The bread is much improved over our last visit. Crème brûlée is the best choice among desserts. The wine list is respectable, although not exciting, but provides quaffs at a variety of price points. There's plenty of Pastis on hand for after dinner, as well as for an opening libation, such as a refreshing version with St-Germain and Champagne.
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The Roundup for February 5th, 2014
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Hello folks, how are you this day?
International Politics
– Noam Chomsky: "Prerogatives of Power" On the U.S. and its place in the world
– France was warned by John Kerry for its business trip to Iran and potential business with them
– The U.N. chastises the Vatican for child sex abuse and demands those who have done it to be held accountable immediately
– The U.N. released a report criticizing Syria for the "unspeakable suffering" of children there by the Assad regime
Middle East
– In Baghdad, Iraq, numerous bombings have left at least 32 people dead
– The U.S. is agreeing to limit drone strike attacks in Pakistan with Jan. having none at all as the Pakistani government moves to focus on militants in North Waziristan
– Once again, Syria has missed its deadline for chemical weapons to be shipped for destruction. Government blames it on civil war for the delay
Asia and Oceania
– What's going in Okinawa, Japan with U.S. military bases and local elections there? This article clears up and educates on what is occurring and how to assist.
– A new report has found that Sri Lanka's forces have destroyed war crime evidence of the army killing civilians
– It seems that General Sisi in Egypt will be running after all for President with a new report out of Kuwait verifying it.
– If economic conditions don't get better in Egypt, then the military junta will have Egyptians rebelling in the street against the regime
– The troika wants Spain to push forth austerity to boost profits for corporations and repress workers
Latin America, Carribean and Canada
– Once again, talks broke down over expansion of the Panama Canal over fiscal cost
Surveillance Planet
– New Snowden document: The GCHQ used tactics to disrupt "Anonymous" hactivists and their organizing
– To protect the World Cup at any cost, Brazil is using surveillance tactics and attempting to disrupt any form of organizing against the event
– One lawmaker, Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, author of the original PATRIOT Act, has told the Justice Department to support reform of the NSA or lose a key provision in the PATRIOT Act allowing it to collect phone records of Americans
Financial Matters
– Gallup: Their job creation index has reported 19, which means January was flat for job creation.
– Dean Baker: "Mainstream Media Wrong On Obamacare: CBO Says It Will Let People Work Less And Raise Others' Wages"
– Human Rights Watch released a report showing that for-profit probation industry discriminates against the poorest in the U.S. who have misdemeanor probation
– On the recent fears in the financial market on the threat to financial stability of the system
– Regulators in New York are demanding banks give documents on alleged sharing of information over trading markets
– Coca-Cola will now consider selling its product to consumers to make at home a la SodaStream
Labor's a-Brewing
– Despite numerous evidence the Keystone XL pipeline will fail the planet, unions are still split on whether to support the measure. Why? I'm seriously asking. In fact, AFL-CIO supports the construction of a Keystone XL pipeline
– Without giving rights to care workers in homes, houses are not a place of comfort, but a place where exploitation can occur. Meanwhile, in Illnois, caregivers are pressing Gov. Pat Quinn to increase their wages
– Bravo. After a Whole Foods worker stayed home with her special-needs son during the Polar Vortex, the company fired her and workers there went on strike for her.
– Vice President Joe Biden remarks there is a war on labor that is destroying the power of workers in the U.S.
– United Airlines will be placing "involuntary furloughs" for workers that the Association of Flight Attendants union said would be extremely harmful for workers
Politics US
Washington USA
– Under the Obama administration, IRS criminal prosecutions have risen by 23.4 percent compared to the Bush administration.
– In a "closely-watched special election" in Florida, the Democratic candidate for a Representative seat will be given star power in the form of Vice President Joe Biden.
Anytown USA
– Gallup: Utah has the most Mormons, Rhode Island has the most Catholics, both Mississippi and Alabama have the most Protestants and New York has the most Jews.
– Pew: Nearly six-in-10 Americans have a negative view of Putin. Over half of Americans, in another poll, said they will follow the Winter Olympics.
– New York legislators, the status quo defenders they are, are attempting to a pass a bill ending public funding for groups supporting BDS
– How two judges in Pennsylvania got millions from the private-prison industry to allow kids to be jailed.
– In Philadelphia, the level of abuse that police officer have established is sickening and sexual assault is one aspect of that power.
– Bill de Blasio won't be partaking in the St. Patrick's March due to them refusing to allowing same-sex individuals and couples, but he has allowed cops and firefighters to go
– I rarely post titles anymore, but when I do it's cause they're good. "Fuck George Zimmerman and the Culture He Rode In On"
We Don't Need No Education
– Michelle Obama recommends students to file for federal financial aid before heading to college. So let's forget all about that increasing student debt and ride the magic train to federal aid land!
Health, Hunger and Homelessness
– CVS Pharmacy has decided to stop selling cigarettes for the "well-being" of its customers
– In Afghanistan, contradictions and hope occur on costs and the way forward for a better living for civilians there
The Second Sex
– As the comedy circuit becomes more diverse with women, it seems it's allowing a new age of women to be at the forefront of comedy.
Planet Earth
– In 2013, the oceans had warmed at a rate of 12 Hiroshima bombs a second. That is insane.
– After West Virginia faced a spill into their tap water, they switched to bottled water. But is that safe for all?
– A new report has found that fracking uses billions of gallons of water for it to work effectively. Why do we still use it when we are in desperate need of it?
– The U.S. has changed its mind and is reconsidering the lift of the shark fin soup ban
– Federal officials have pledged another $14 million to California for water for its drought-ridden regions
– USDA chief Tom Vilsack: Climate change is hurting our farmers in the U.S.; THEN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT
Mixed Bag
– Another reason why I sincerely dislike pseudo-journalist, pro-capitalist Piers Morgan: He calls a trans woman a "boy" and is ignorant of how they should be treated.
– A new study has found that listening to melancholy music, except when sad, can increase your happiness
– A new study has found that there are only four emotions: angry, happy, sad and surprised.
– Watch this great interview on The Colbert Report featuring Pussy Riot. Part one and two are as shown.
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Seriously wondering this. I am cleaning out stuff because we just don't have room to keep things we don't use/need.
I'm having a hard time parting with some fabric but at the same time I'm wondering if it's going to be any good when I finally have the time to get to it. I'm thinking that will be in 13 years or so when my little one turns 18! :?


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Despite objections from Augusta leaders, University System of Georgia officials haven't backed off their plans to expand the Medical College of Georgia in Athens and spend most of their $2.8 million in planning money from the state for that purpose.
Those planning the MCG expansion knew for months the location would cause a stir - particularly with Augusta leaders skeptical of the University of Georgia's involvement - and honed a message that focused on the doctor shortage over the Athens location.
Although planners from the university system still are open to considering other sites, they apparently will spend money on an outside consultant to justify their decision to expand in Athens, according to e-mails and letters to and from MCG, UGA and university system officials' offices that the Athens Banner-Herald obtained through an open records request.
The records show that as far back as February, officials with the university system, MCG and Gov. Sonny Perdue's office were talking about how to handle harsh opposition from Augusta-area legislators and medical industry officials to the proposed Athens location.
In response to information from MCG President Dan Rahn that state Rep. Ben Harbin, R-Evans, wanted MCG to expand in Savannah instead of Athens, and state Sen. Jack Hill, R-Reidsville, wanted MCG to expand in Augusta instead of Athens, University System Chancellor Erroll Davis asked a UGA administrator whether they should warn Perdue of increasing dissent in Augusta.
Tom Daniel, vice chancellor for external affairs, responded that he talked with Perdue's chief of staff, Ed Holcombe, and Chief Operating Officer Jim Lientz, who said to "press ahead" with the plans for Athens regardless of the opposition from Augusta.
Powerful pressure
University system officials and Perdue's staff also agreed that Rahn, Davis and Perdue should meet with the Augusta Chronicle editorial board and Publisher Billy Morris to share a message promoting the Athens expansion, according to several e-mails between Daniel, Davis and others.
In addition to political pressure, Augusta medical industry leaders also had been lobbying MCG to keep things in town.
In a March 28 letter, Jeff Bush, chairman of the Richmond County Medical Society Board of Trustees, told Rahn that the Augusta-area board unanimously felt it would be financially prudent to expand MCG in Augusta, where the school and hospitals have a long-standing history of cooperation.
An MCG expansion should and can happen in Augusta, and, with support from the two hospitals there, would be cheaper than expanding in Athens, Bush wrote.
"The cost of creating an extension of the Medical College of Georgia's campus at Athens is obvious, considerable and, in our opinion, wasteful in light of resources - both human and physical - now located in Augusta," he wrote.
Rahn responded to Bush by saying that regardless of whether MCG and UGA receive money and land for an Athens campus, MCG still wants support from the medical society to expand in Augusta, according to an April 17 letter.
"A coordinated strategy planned under the auspices and direction of the MCG School of Medicine is the best way to ensure that we avoid potentially destructive competition among institutions and unnecessary redundancy," Rahn wrote.
In a May 7 e-mail to senior officials at the university system, Rahn said he had met with state Sen. Ed Tarver, an Augusta Democrat who opposes the Athens expansion, about Tarver's concern that planning should be "sufficiently open-ended."
But Rahn followed up with a call for a third-party review of university officials' medical school expansion plans.
"I believe that we should plan for Athens and Augusta but include external consultation to subject our own thoughts to careful scrutiny," Rahn wrote.
Rahn said Friday that he still expects to use some of the planning money to hire an outside consultant to "make sure we are making the best recommendations" for spending taxpayers' money.
Only one answer
As the controversy over the Athens site continued to drag on, university system and state officials recognized they would have to forge ahead knowing some may never support the Athens expansion.
In a May 1 e-mail, Daniel asked Davis to talk with House Majority Whip Barry Fleming, R-Harlem, about Fleming's concern about the language of the medical school planning money in the Board of Regents' May agenda.
Although a legislative conference committee changed budget language from giving the system $2.8 million for planning an MCG campus in Athens to "expanding medical school capacity," the original regents' agenda listed the $2.8 million as an expansion of MCG in Athens.
System officials changed the wording in the agenda at the last minute.
Davis said that he would speak with Fleming but, "... at this point, I believe that there is little that I can say short of 'We will not expand in Athens' that will mollify the Augusta contingent," according to a May 1 e-mail from Davis to Daniel.
Davis told Fleming that university system officials would "use the money for planning" and would "have an open and constructive community involved process in Augusta and ... continue planning in Athens," according to a May 1 e-mail to Daniel. "I also pledged to cooperate with the House legislative study (on expanding health care options in the state). ... I stressed that our planning was not intended to prove that we couldn't squeeze one more doctor out of Augusta."
Davis also told Daniel that university and system officials may need to push "the need to expand unique programming in Athens" with Augusta lawmakers and other skeptics.
"There is clearly a lot of bad history and a lot of current bad blood with (UGA President) Mike Adams here," Davis wrote.
Back in Athens
Regardless of some legislative and community dissent, Davis has been calling on UGA and MCG officials to maintain the system's single, consistent message to the public, the press and state lawmakers that it is primarily concerned with training more doctors for Georgia versus building a medical school in Athens.
"That is a point that we must keep in front of us and on point as we interact over the coming months," Davis wrote in a May 1 e-mail to Daniel about his talk with Fleming. "We are trying to maximize the number of doctors we can turnout, period, not just in one place."
But Adams appears to always have been focused on bringing a medical school to Athens.
"The proposed health sciences center has been a dream of mine almost since I came here ten years ago," Adams wrote in a response to a January e-mail from a doctor in Gwinnett County who said he wants to help make the Athens medical school campus a reality.
At Adams' request, Davis talked to Buddy Allen, chairman of the Navy Supply Corps School Local Redevelopment Authority - the 17-member group responsible for deciding how the Navy school campus will be reused once the base closes in 2011.
The LRA is negotiating with UGA for the university to take over the Prince Avenue campus for a health sciences center - including, UGA officials hope, a branch of MCG.
Allen "indicated that he had the utmost faith that we would open a branch of MCG on the site and that we would be able to utilize the entire site," Davis wrote in a May 7 e-mail to Adams.
But Davis also told Adams to make sure that UGA shares updated site plan information for the medical campus with university system officials before the regents' June 12 meeting.
"As this progresses, the probability of media leaks escalates," Davis wrote. "I do not want the regents to read about any site plans in the media. They have shown a distinct dislike for being broadsided."
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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Californians are being asked to conserve energy usage amid an excessive heat wave hitting the southern part of the state, officials said.
The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning through Friday for several areas in Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties with temperatures soaring to more than 100 degrees in much of the region, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Residents have also been asked by the California Independent System Operator to conserve energy, as the San Onofre nuclear plant has been out of service for more than six months due to equipment problems.
The ISO flex alert asked residents to set air conditioners to 78 degrees or higher or turn them off while away from home, turn off unnecessary lights and appliances and restrict use of major appliances to the morning and late evening.
On the East Coast, residents of New York City; Philadelphia; Baltimore; Washington; Harrisburg, Pa.; Allentown, Pa.; Richmond, Va.; Virginia Beach, Va.; and Raleigh, Va., have been warned against severe storms Friday, Accuweather.com reported.
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By DAVID GREEN
City council will turn its attention to Gorham Street next as the sidewalk maintenance program continues.
Walks were installed previously near the elementary school—with one remaining on East Locust Street, one remaining on Washington Street and the elementary school scheduled for installation this summer—and in the next fiscal year the city will share costs on Gorham Street.
Letters will be sent to residents on Gorham Street where no walks exist. If property owners choose to have the work done through the city's cost-share program, the city will pay $7 a running foot which is about half the cost.
If residents don't make arrangements through the city to have the work done, a contractor will be hired to install the walk and a bill for the entire cost will be sent to the owner.
Letters will be sent soon, stating that property owners have until July 1 to respond with plans. Work must be completed during the next fiscal year ending June 30, 2010.
Walks in need of repair will be addressed after the properties with no walks are handled.
One Gorham Street resident already took out a form for sidewalk replacement, said city administrator/cleark Renée Schroeder.
The sidewalk replacement plan was developed by the planning commission in 2005.
POLICE CONTRACT—City council voted 4-2 Monday to approve the tentative police union contract.
Tracy Schell and Jason Cook voted against the motion, at the request of the union steward.
The union steward asked for council to delay its vote due to a mixup in details between union members and their AFSCME representative, Schell said.
Council member Keith Pennington noted that according to the contract, city council is to abide by the union representative's directions. Pennington said he checked back with the representative after he heard about the concerns and was told "in no uncertain terms" to move forward with a vote on the contract.
Police chief Larry Weeks said approval is only for tentative agreement and there is still time for discussion.
The contract calls for a pay increase of three percent in each year of the two-year contract for full-time officers and a four percent increase for part-time officers. On-call pay increases from $3 an hour to $4 and the uniform allowance increases by $50 to $700 annually.
Other changes involve the prescription drug card and the pension plan.


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What Do Americans Believe?
As the nation welcomed its 300th million American, Time Magazine affirmed the United States to be overwhelmingly a nation of believers just with different beliefs.
More than 85 percent of Americans follow a Christian faith, according to Time's special issue ''America by the Numbers,'' but the makeup of believers is dozens of denominations and diverse beliefs in some of the most basic questions.
Backing reports that Evangelicals are among the fastest-growing segments of Christianity, the Time article reported the largest segment of believers is evangelical Protestant, which make up 34 percent of Americans.
In the past four decades, evangelical Christians in the West have increased from 50 million to about 75 million, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. And in the rest of the world, the number shot up from 25 million to 325 million.
Most evangelicals live in the South and Southeast regions of the nation. Mainline Protestants, who make up 22 percent of the nation, are more collected in the Central and North Central parts of the nation.
The third largest segment of believers is Roman Catholic (21 percent) and they are scattered throughout the West, North Central, South Central and Northeast regions of the states.
One of the most basic questions Christians diverge on is their viewpoint of God and His role in the world.
According to the report, 31 percent believe in an Authoritarian God who is deeply involved in daily life and world events, is angry at sin and can punish the unfaithful or ungodly; 23 percent believe in a Benevolent God who is deeply involved in daily life and world events but is mainly a positive force reluctant to punish; 16 percent believe in a Critical God who does not really interact with the world but is unhappy with its current state and will exact divine justice; and 24 percent believe in a Distant God who does not interact with the world and is not angry. God is more of a cosmic force that set the laws of nature in motion.
Overall, 66 percent of Americans have no doubts that God exists while 11 percent believe in God but have some doubts; 14 percent believe in a higher power or cosmic force; and 5 percent don't believe in anything beyond the physical world.
On a more general note, 9 out of 10 Americans think there's something bigger out there.
The diverse beliefs among Christians have also shaped politics differently for each believer, prioritizing certain issues over others.
The majority of those who believe in an Authoritarian God agreed that the government should allow prayer in school (91 percent), expand authority to fight terrorism (76 percent), and protect the environment better (76 percent). For those who see God as a more positive force, 81 percent agreed that the government should protect the environment better, 79 percent said the government should allow prayer in school, and 63 percent said it should expand authority to fight terrorism. Similar statistics were seen among the believers who see God as a critical one. Those who believe in a Distant God agreed largely on the environment but also agreed that the government should distribute wealth more evenly.
Time additionally measured Americans on weird beliefs including their perception of UFOs and Bigfoot. The report showed that 25 percent agree some UFOs are probably spaceships from other worlds and 18 percent agreed that creatures like Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster will one day be discovered. Also, 41 percent agree that ancient advanced civilizations, like Atlantis, once existed, and 37 percent agree that places can be haunted.
More women (18 percent) than men (8 percent) agree that astrologers, palm readers, tarot-card readers, fortune tellers and psychics can foresee the future.


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Cee Lo Green To Release Xmas Album!
Cee Lo Green is going head to head with Rod Stewart this fall in the Christmas album sweepstakes. The singer's record label confirms that his holiday disc is called Cee Lo's Magic Moment, and it'll be in stores October 30. That's also the same day that Rod will release his holiday album, Merry Christmas, Baby.


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SANTIAGO, April 22 (Reuters) - The chairman and controlling shareholder of Chilean fertilizer firm SQM, Julio Ponce, did not include himself among a list of nominees put forward for a new board, which shareholders will vote for in a meeting on Friday.
Shareholder Potash Corp is putting forward three new nominees, the statement said.
SQM, the world's biggest producer of key battery ingredient lithium, has been dealing with a financial scandal that has already led to the resignation of its chief executive and left a question over the company's future direction.
Reporting by Rosalba O'Brien; Editing by Lisa Shumaker


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Well, the journey has started for me. Saturday, I left the sunny, but really cold heights of Abergavenny. I arrived in Hong Kong at midday on Sunday (5.00am UK time), to weather that is cloudy and really hot - 32C.
The team has already begun to meet up, arriving from different parts of the UK. I met Kristen at Heathrow. We were joined by the Irish and Northern Irish group, and - providing an example of the strength of the Innovative Teachers Network - we instantly began talking about our Virtual Classroom tours. At the Hotel, I have caught up with Peter and we are expecting Dan later tonight. All is looking good.
Since being here I have spoken to many teachers that I have only known through their Virtual Classroom Tours, and this got me thinking: are the VCTs a reflection of more than just the best practice of the teacher who created them? Can they give an insight into some of the wider contexts of the education system of a country? I think they certainly illustrate the approaches to learning that are used to deliver the curriculum. But, do they also reflect where a country is in its thinking of how to use technology to support learning?
What do you think? You can have a look for yourselves. The VCTs uploaded by the teachers attending this event are all available in the Worldwide Innovative Teachers Forum – Teachers Community*. In previous posts we have highlighted the VCTs of our two award winning teachers. Do you think their VCTs of 'Recharge the Battery' and 'Spy Academy' reflect the current thinking on ICT and the curriculum in the UK? We would welcome your thoughts.
I did promise some ideas of using 'foolproof' GPS technology to plot our journey. But, this fool forgot to press the correct button on the GPS gadget, so it didn't work. I will try again!
Stay tuned for more from Hong Kong all week long!
*Note: If this is your first time accessing the Innovative Teachers Network, you will not be able to access the community directly from this link. You'll need to go to http://uk.innovativeteachers.com and register to create a username and password for the site. Then click the link above (where you'll be prompted for your username and password) to get to the VCTs.


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Cheryl Cole makes return to the spotlight sitting front row at Milan Fashion Week
Cheryl Cole has made her first public appearance since it was revealed she's leaning towards a return to The X Factor.
The Fight for This Love singer looked stunning in an animal print ensemble as she jetted to Milan for the Roberto Cavalli show.
And it marked a rare public appearance for the reality judge, who has consciously stayed out fo the spotlight in recent months, since splitting with her dancer ex Tre Holloway.
Cole was joined by Fashion Week staple, actress Samantha Barks and singer Ellie Goulding as they giggled while soaking up the new season fashion by the designer.
Music mogul Simon Cowell has admitted that he is in talks with the former judge to return to the talent show again.
The dad-to-be will return to the UK judging panel this year after spending three years in the USA and has hinted that Cheryl could join him.
"To be fair to Cheryl, it hasn't been about the money with her," he told BANG Showbiz at the Britain's Got Talent auditions in London.
"It's about whether she wants to do it and whether she can handle the pressure, so I'm not quite sure [if she will come back] yet."
"She had her poker face on," he added.
Simon and Cheryl remained friends after she was axed from the US version of the show in 2011.
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As your superintendent at Bald Eagle Area, I want to thank you, the community, for such a warm welcome back to the District. I am humbled and honored for the opportunity to serve you, the citizens of the Bald Eagle Area School District. I have so many fond memories of growing up in the "old neighborhood." Bald Eagle continues to be a special place, not because of the location, but because of the caring people.
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With Educated Children®
Our partners are always making big news. I can hardly post something on here before something new and exciting comes out about the same group. For example, before we showed you Room to Read at the Clinton Global Initiative, and you would think that would be enough excitement for a while, but alas reader, you would be mistaken. My inbox tells me today that Room to Read is up to more big things. Feel free to check out the full newsletter or my digest below for you busy types.
GOOD Magazine
Room to Read has partnered with GOOD Magazine since 2006 to benefit children in the developing world through GOOD's unique subscription/donor model. Founded by Ben Goldhirsch in 2004, the magazine seeks to "do good" in the world by contributing 100% of subscription revenue to twelve selected charities. Through this "Choose Good" campaign, subscribers select the charity they would like their donation to go to – this year they have contributed over $52,000 to Room to Read! [emphasis mine]
In addition to donating subscription fees to charities, GOOD hosts a number of events around the country to spread awareness about the Choose Good campaign and their charity partners. These events are always a lot of fun and offer a great opportunity to meet other individuals who are passionate about changing the world. For a list of upcoming GOOD events, please visit: www.goodmagazine.com.
The Literacy Site
Room to Read has been selected as a charity partner of the Literacy Site, which is dedicated to funding free books for children. With a simple daily click of the "Click Here to Give – it's FREE" button at The Literacy Site, visitors help provide free books to children in need. Visitors pay nothing. The funding of these books is paid for by advertising site sponsors and accomplished through the site's charitable partners, Room to Read and First Book.
On average, 70,000 individuals visit the site each day to click the "Click Here to Give – it's FREE" button. To date, more than 55 million visitors have helped provide more than a million books to children who need them the most. We hope you will bookmark the site and visit everyday to click and help children in need get free books. Every click counts!
Little notes (still N.B.!):
- Room to Read and John Wood are featured on page 59-60 in Bill Clinton's book Giving
- John Wood and Erin Ganju, Room to Read's COO, were invited to a breakfast at the White House with the First Lady Laura Bush
- Room to Read is the featured charity in Neiman Marcus' 100th Year Anniversary Christmas Book which debuted on October 2
- Literacy One (a product of Scholastic, Boeing and Cathway Pacific) takes flight, carrying 750,000 English language children's books for libraries in over the next three years.
- Room to Read opens library in Nepal: their 5000th library!!!


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Catfight brewing in Afton
To collect cats or not to collect cats?
It's a question that has been weighing on the minds of Afton City Council members for a couple of weeks now.
The question is being posed to them by the Animal Humane Society shelter in Woodbury, which currently receives all the stray dogs picked up by the animal control officer.
But as to cats? Well, for a number of years now, the city has instructed Kathi Pelnar, Afton's animal control officer, not to pick up any cats about which she receives calls.
Earlier this summer, however, the Animal Humane Society informed Afton it would no longer accept its stray dogs unless the city also started collecting stray cats and other domesticated pets.
"We really want all the municipalities to do their due diligence because, if they don't, everybody suffers," explained Janelle Dixon, the CEO of the Animal Humane Society.
"The citizens have a cat population that they are frustrated with.
"The governmental agency has dissatisfied citizens and a growing cat population, because these animals typically aren't sterilized...
"Some of these animal are making it to the Animal Humane Society, and then that increases the number of animals in our facility that we are trying to place, and that drains our resources.
"It's just in everybody's interest to provide the service and do everything we can to reduce the number of stray and abandoned cats and dogs."
The main concern expressed by Afton City Council members at a work session last month centered around the cost of the service.
Dixon said the cost per cat should not exceed $130, plus tax, with this figure being paid by the animal's owner if reclaimed.
Dixon calculated that for 2007, the average number of cats recovered per city contracting with the Animal Humane Society was 14.
The Afton City Council discussed the subject again at its meeting Tuesday (Aug. 19).
City council members voted against agreeing to the Animal Humane Society's request to collect cats, determining that if and when the organization terminated the city's contract, it would direct Pelnar to deliver stray dogs to an alternative shelter in Maplewood.


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Johannesburg - Striking municipal workers will settle for
nothing less than a double-digit wage increase, the SA Municipal Workers' Union
(Samwu) said on Thursday.
"The proposed figure is never what you get in the end,
but we will settle for nothing under double digits," said spokesperson
Tahir Sema.
Samwu members took to the streets on Monday in an attempt to
push for an 18% salary hike. The SA Local Government Association (Salga) has
offered a 6.8% increase.
Sema said that 18% was not a "ridiculous" figure
on which to begin negotiations.
"This figure will eventually be negotiated downwards.
Just come to the table and begin negotiations," he said.
Disgruntled workers were to picket at work places around the
country on Thursday. Provincial marches would take place on Friday.
"We are busy with mobilisation efforts," Sema
Workers would march for their wage demands and also in
protest against the municipal systems amendment bill.
The legislation is being called the cadres' bill because it
bars party office bearers from being employed in senior positions in
Samwu said it was still deciding whether to challenge the
bill in the Constitutional Court.
The union called off a threatened strike about the bill a
week before the local government elections on May 18 after last-minute talks
with the ANC, led by President Jacob Zuma.
Give them 5% this year and 5% next year. Then it is 10%. (double digit increase)
Well show them two two fingers then.
Lock them out! There are thousands of people without jobs who would only be too eager to work for the wages and perks that these ungrateful cretins are getting. If they want an 18% increase, they must in return give an 18% better performance, or lay off 18% of the workforce. This will unfortunately never happen. So the employer should enforce a lock-out, which they are entitled to do. Every year the same thing with these idiots. It's time that the money grabbing Trades Union pay for the damage that "not their members" cause!
if my rubbish is mot collected do I get a credit on my account next month?
Double digit increase. Our municipal workers must surely bhe the most incompetent work-force in the country. See how disastrous service delivery is in most municipalities. Where it is regarded as a good rule that 20% of the municipal budget should be spent ons salaries and the rest on prjects and service delivery, some municipalities spend as much as 60% on salaries. It takes no rocket scientist to see that the municpality is in a destructive downward spiral with virtually non existent productivity. These strikers must destroy and damage and spread garbage to be seen as being actively striking becauser if they did not do that, nobody would realise that there is in fact a strike
this is the right way of doing it if you are willing to downscale this demand.
Tlhogokgolo There's an afrikaans saying which applies to you which says:
Leë vat hou toe jou kraan, dan sien ons jou vir 'n volle aan. (there is no way that this is the right way of doing "it"
Fire all of them and employ people who are desparately looking for work. There are millions of unemployed people in SA - get rid of these radical thugs who trash everything and have no respect for any form of civilization.
Half a Loaf is BETTER THAN NO LOAF AT ALL!!!
Fire the lot and get people that wants to work. These idiots do not give a damn about the millions of people that are without work and will not be able to find work, because a number of useless, incompetant, idiots demand higher salaries, for work they cannot or do not want to do.
So if they know it will be negotiated down why not just start at a lower percentage instead of dragging it out?
I'm sorry, did I miss something?? Didn't they strike last year as well?? And got a massive increase?? Eish, I should be so lucky! I'm thankful I have a job, so even though I would love a bigger salary, I say thank you and keep it, or they'll get someone else who will be thankful for the job. And opposed to these workers, I actually have to pay my rent, my water and lights and schoolfees.. What are they doing with their money???
Double digit - what about "00"?
1 % increase and retrench 50 % of them.
Facts the lowest paid worker gts about R4300 a month before deductions, minus them depending on the medical aid and pension fund they take deductions are not the same and take into consideration those guyz are the only ones that are deducted shorttime u'r late 5mins it money deducted and most use metrofail and thats hours in shorttime. if u dont know thay get R5 a day to claen blocked drains. i say 10 or more nothingless aluta continua
You want double digits? how about 5.5%
its high time the government started giving performance based increases like we get in the private sector, i mean double digit increase for sitting and doing nothing the whole day? and giving the same people that pay your salary a stinking attitude???? i dont think so!!!
MattO4.. you're almost right.. I would think 0.55% would be more appropriate as that is just about what they worth when u look at the unem- ployment and willing people to work for much less.
Samwu missed a golden opportunity just before the local govt elections: they were about to go on strike because of the Municipal Systems Bill but president Zuma convinced them that the timing of the strike was 'counter revolutionary' and would harm the chances of the governing party at the ballot box. He promised to look into their demands soon after the elections. Zuma signed the bill into Law soon after the elections and Samwu was left with an egg on the face. In the WC, Samwu was outwitted again by SALGA during some negotiations on April 20. Apparently they agreed to pay a certain amount of money(backdated to July 2010). The following day after the agreement was signed Samwu( and IMATU) realized that the agreement they had just signed was backdating to 2011 instead of 2010 as they had agreed the day before. Now the matter is in court. And now there are allegations of a missing 6 million in Gautent.....
On the other hand ...... are four fingers and a thumb!
Sorry, irrelevant, but I just wanted to say that.


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Hans Schneider
The Chronicle-Telegram
LORAIN — The resurrection of the Admiral King football program continued Saturday night as the Admirals downed visiting Trinity 33-19 in non-conference action.
The win was the fourth straight for the Admirals as they closed out the non-conference portion of their schedule with a 4-1 record.
"It wasn't our best game," said Admiral King coach Mark Campo. "We were sloppy in the first half, made some mental mistakes defensively and had too many penalties to stop our drives offensively. We finally put some things together to get enough points to win the game.
"But we can't make those types of mistakes and be the kind of football team that we want to be."
Admiral King trailed 7-0 following a Joe Moran 30-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. On the ensuing kickoff, the Admirals mishandled the ball and it was recovered by the Trojans' Alex Ferfolia at the Admiral King 35.
Six plays later, Moran punched it in from 2 yards out. The extra-point try was wide and Admiral King found itself down 13-0 with 3:17 left in the opening quarter.
"We put ourselves in a hole early," Campo said. "But the kids believe in themselves and have the confidence to overcome things like that. So they came out and went right back work to erase the deficit."
It didn't take long.
On the fourth play of the ensuing drive, quarterback Terrence Atkinson hit running back Chris Kimbro across the middle and the junior broke three tackles before running down the sideline for a 67-yard catch-and-run touchdown.
"They don't throw to me often," Kimbro said. "I'm more of a blocker than a receiver. So when it does come my way, I try to take advantage of the opportunity and score."
Opportunistic could be used to describe the Admirals' second touchdown.
Marching down the field on its ensuing possession, Trinity elected to go for it on fourth-and-17 from the Admiral King 34 and senior Matt Toth them pay.
Toth picked off Trinity quarterback Ryan Adams at the 20-yard line and burst down the sideline 80 yards and into the end zone for the score. A Cameron Szatala extra-point tied the score at 13 with 8:07 left in the half.
"My big assignment this week was to watch the tight end," Toth said. "Trinity likes to run a seam route with him. I saw that he released clean and once the quarterback pulled back and threw, I knew I had it.
"I just caught it and headed straight for the 'zone.'"
Following another stalled Trinity possession, Admiral King added to its lead with Kimbro's second touchdown of the game, this one from 6 yards out, for a 20-13 halftime lead.
Trinity pulled to within 20-19 on a 63-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Adams to Chris Neiger on the opening possession of the second half. But that's as close as they would get.
A Cameron Bryant 1-yard touchdown run on the ensuing possession upped the Admiral King lead to 27-19. From there, the Admiral King defense stepped up, limiting Trinity to four consecutive possessions of four downs and out.
Admiral King's final score came on a 1-yard run from Tim Taylor with 1:28 left to play.
"This is a big win for us," Toth said. "We're starting conference play now and so none of the games are going to be easy. We can't have any mistakes from here on out if we want to come out on top when it's all said and done."
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Admiral King 33, Trinity 19
Trinity 13 0 6 0 — 19
Admiral King 6 14 7 6 — 33
T – Joe Moran 30 run (Alex Nydza kick)
T – Moran 2 run (kick failed)
A – Chris Kimbro 67 pass from Terrence Atkinson (kick failed)
A – Matt Toth 80 interception return (Cameron Szatala kick)
A – Kimbro 6 run (Szatala kick)
T – Chris Neiger 63 pass from Ryan Adams (kick failed)
A – Cameron Bryant 1 run (Szatala kick)
A – Tim Taylor 1 run (kick failed)
Team statistics
First downs 10 12
— by rushing 6 10
— by passing 3 1
— by penalty 1 1
Yards rushing 54 216
Yards passing 219 79
Total offense 273 295
Passes att./comp. 21/11 6/3
Intercepted by 1 1
Fumbles/lost 1/0 1/1
Penalties/yards 4/30 8/70
Individual statistics
RUSHING — (T) Joe Moran 16-78, Joe Makowski 1-2, Jim Gerrick 2-1, Ryan Adams 7-(-27). (A) Cameron Bryant 10-62, Julius Rollins 7-55, Tim Taylor 17-43, Terrence Atkinson 3-40, Anthony Harrison 1-10, Chris Kimbro 1-6.
PASSING — (T) Adams 11-21-1-1-219. (A) Atkinson 3-6-1-1-79
RECEIVING — (T) Chris Neiger 4-132, Matt Nowak 1-21, Jimmy Gehring 2-19, Joe Bossard 1-19, Makowski 1-12, Anthony Piatek 1-11, Moran 1-5. (A) Kimbro 2-68, Rolando Carter 1-11.


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Ukraine leader takes on gas, Obama, Putin in defining week
Ukraine`s new pro-Western leader enters a defining week on Sunday seeking to head off a Russian gas cut and secure US President Barack Obama`s backing with his country threatened by civil war.
Kiev: Ukraine`s new pro-Western leader enters a defining week on Sunday seeking to head off a Russian gas cut and secure US President Barack Obama`s backing with his country threatened by civil war.
Confectionery tycoon Petro Poroshenko will also attempt to arrange the first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin since the February ouster of a pro-Kremlin regime in Kiev sparked the worst East-West crisis since the Cold War.
And it ends Saturday with the 48-year-old sworn in as the fifth president of Ukraine after a convincing first-round May 25 election win handed him a mandate to resolve a separatist insurgency threatening the very survival of the ex-Soviet state.
"These meetings will be crucial," said Kiev-based political analyst Volodymyr Fesenko.
"They will help establish direct relations and introduce Petro Poroshenko to world leaders -- first and foremost, Barack Obama."
Ukraine`s third "gas war" with Russia in less than a decade erupted when Moscow -- stunned by the sudden ouster of an ally who had just rejected an EU alliance that the Kremlin greatly feared -- nearly doubled the price it charges its neighbour for the fuel.
Kiev accused Moscow of "economic aggression" and refused to cover a bill that Russia puts at USD 5.17 billion.
Russian gas transits through Ukraine supply about 15 percent of European needs and a top EU envoy is now urgently seeking a compromise that could save 18 member states from seeing supply cuts go into effect Wednesday.
A final round of talks has been set for Monday in Brussels after Ukraine`s Naftogaz state energy firm -- bowing to both EU and Kremlin pressure -- transferred a $786 million payment to its Russian counterpart Gazprom to keep the talks alive.
Gazprom now says it is willing to discuss a lower price and analysts believe that a compromise is in sight.
"Our view is that Gazprom and Naftogaz will eventually reach a compromise," Moscow`s VTB Capital investment bank said in a research note.


text: With 49 hours on my Widecut 33 the drive cable where it mounts on the handle bar started to fray. I knew this was going to be a issue and no way was I going to be into a new cable every 50 hours so I robbed the Bell crank, Bell crank support and rods that ran the blade engage off a old duel idler Exmark Viking. While I was at I rotated the handle to the other side of the bar and disabled the brake that locks the tranny if you release the drive without the blades running which was a major inconvenience. Big improvement in ergonomics and operator comfort!


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ICL to Cover NIS 2 Billion of Bill to Raze, Rebuild Dead Sea Hotels
A settlement with the treasury starts to takes shape.
Hotels along the Dead Sea are expected to be under water by 2017, inundated by the rising evaporation ponds operated by Israel Chemicals Ltd. To prevent tourism from being extinguished at the resort, ICL, the Israeli government and the Tamar Regional Council are expected to invest NIS 3 billion to NIS 5 billion to move the affected hotels to higher ground. ICL, which is part of Idan Ofer's Israel Corporation, will cough up 40%, or up to NIS 2 billion, while the government will cover 35%.
"The change in the level of the Dead Sea where the hotels are located isn't a simple problem," said Udi Nissan, the Finance Ministry's budget director, in an interview with TheMarker. "But my view of the problem is that it could present an opportunity, because the hotel area is dated and its environmental development isn't ideal, to say the least."
The rising water level results from accumulating salt formations at the bottom of ICL's evaporation ponds. Until now, the company has surrounded them with dikes, but the problem is expected to worsen in the coming years. A committee set up in 2008 suggested three alternatives: dredging the salt accumulations, which would cost an estimated NIS 7 billion, building a lagoon around the hotels, at an estimated cost of NIS 5 billion, or tearing down the hotels and rebuilding them from scratch, which would cost NIS 3 billion to NIS 5 billion.
It seems the treasury wants to promote the third option. "The solution requires a substantial investment in any case," Nissan said. "Therefore, it is best to connect the problem with an opportunity, which presents itself in the proposal to rebuild the hotel area on higher ground while developing the surrounding landscape. Hotels located right by the shore will be relocated to the new area. The alternative of dredging the salt is much more expensive, and a second-rate hotel district would remain, without the area's potential being developed."
The treasury confirmed that it intends to offer ICL a package deal that will combine its contribution to rehabilitating the hotel district with the issue of past and future royalties from potash sales. The treasury is demanding about $115 million in unpaid royalties from ICL on revenues that it claims were concealed in accounting transfers between the company's subsidiaries. ICL insists that it has adhered to the law in its royalty payments and hasn't concealed any revenues to reduce them. The issue is expected to go to arbitration shortly.
Doubling the royalty rate to 10%, retroactive to 2010, will also be up for discussion.
Another bone of contention between the treasury and ICL is the proposed new Law for the Encouragement of Capital Investment, which would end the company's enormous tax benefits. Under the new law, companies that don't have the option of relocating their main activities abroad wouldn't qualify for the benefits. ICL has waged a desperate campaign over the last few months to retain these benefits, which until now spared it an average of NIS 500 million per year in tax payments.
The idea behind the new law, Nissan said, goes back to his years as CEO of the Jerusalem Development Authority in 1999-2002, when he fought to bring high-tech companies into the city. He eventually realized that as long as government tax breaks were also available in the center of the country, high-tech firms would always prefer operating there.
"We tried bringing Teva Pharmaceuticals to Jerusalem, which was then defined as an outlying district for high-tech companies only, so as to bring more sophisticated business into the city," Nissan recalled. "And we still needed 20 meetings to convince them. It was such an obvious pretense that outlying areas were being encouraged, when in actuality all the benefits were available in the center of the country to an extreme degree.
"Another insight behind the new law was the waste of investing in [physical] capital at the expense of human capital," Nissan continued. "The current law grants benefits for capital investment, but the high-tech world is based on investing in human capital, and that shouldn't be discriminated against in outlying regions.
"Another issue is the multitude of provisions in the law and the variety of plans it offers, which make it hard for small businesses to identify the benefits for which they qualify without the cadres of accountants and lawyers that large companies have. This complexity led to the phenomenon of fixers, who still roam the corridors of power, though they now sport business cards from some of the country's top law and accounting firms," he added.
The current law grants tax benefits worth about NIS 5 billion, but mainly to five large concerns, led by Teva and ICL.
The treasury wants to distribute this amount on a more equitable basis among more companies, including mid-sized and small businesses.
The new law would cancel all existing benefit plans except the one to encourage investment by multinationals. It would set corporate tax for qualifying exporters in the country's center at 12%, and in outlying areas at 8%, beginning in 2013. Nonqualifying companies would pay the regular rates, which are slated to fall from 25% in 2010 to 24% in 2011 and bottom out at 18% in 2016.
The law won't cover companies that can't move their operations overseas, like mineral-based or tourism enterprises, nor will it cover government companies, since the government determines where they invest. The first provision would exclude ICL, which in recent years has received tax benefits of NIS 400 million to NIS 800 million per year, depending on its income.'The law isn't anti-ICL'
The section of the new law that has raised the biggest outcry is, predictably, the one excluding certain companies from benefits. "Should someone whose location we don't really have any influence over pay lower taxes at the taxpayers' expense?" asked Nissan. "Isn't it better to invest the same resources in encouraging other companies to come or to stay here?"
What other companies will be hurt by the law?
"This isn't a law against ICL and we don't have anything against ICL. We are giving the tax benefits to companies that export and could apparently relocate their businesses abroad. The exclusion is just for companies involved in minerals and tourism. The hotels are here, and therefore won't enjoy the benefits. The comparative advantage of a hotel in Jerusalem is Jerusalem."
What will you do if the Knesset Finance Committee's interim proposal, to cancel just half the benefits, is passed?
"Regarding ICL we have a very clear view: that it wouldn't be right to allow it half the benefits. It would be a mistake to take incentives from companies that could be encouraged to build plants in Israel by them and divert them to companies where the benefits have no influence over their location, but only serve to increase the profits of their owners and shareholders. From our point of view, this is nonnegotiable, and I hope the Knesset looks out for the public welfare and that of the outlying regions."
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TEHRAN, July 23 (UPI) -- Anyone planning to inspect the cargo on board Iranian ships will live to regret the act, the Iranian commerce minister warned Friday.
The U.N. Security Council voted June 9 to place new sanctions on Iran that allow for searches of banned goods in cargo to or from Iran and increases the number of individuals and companies subject to travel bans and an asset freeze.
Mehdi Ghazanfari, the Iranian commerce minister, was quoted by the semiofficial Mehr News Agency as saying Iran had the right to respond to the inspections.
"Iran reserves the right to respond to inspections as any such attempts will be a move beyond the sanctions resolution," Mehr news agency reported on Friday.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in June that Tehran reserved the right to defend its international rights.
"We reserve the right of retaliation for ourselves ... we are able to defend our rights," he said.
Iranian opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi said sanctions on Iran would backfire, bringing in profits for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Clues increasingly pointed to an inside job Monday in the slaying of a Yale graduate student whose body was found stuffed inside a wall five days after she vanished from a heavily secured lab building accessible only to university employees.
Police on Monday sought to calm fears on the Ivy League campus, saying the death of 24-year-old Annie Le was a targeted act. But they declined to name a suspect or say why anyone would want to kill the young woman just days before she was to be married.
"We're not believing it's a random act," said officer Joe Avery, a police spokesman. No one else is in danger, he said, though he would not provide details and denied broadcast reports that police had a suspect in custody.
The New Haven Register, citing police sources, has reported that a lab technician who works in the building is a potential suspect in the case. The worker has supposedly been in law enforcement officials' sights since before Le's body was found.
The suspect has scratches on his chest that appear as though he was in a tussle, the Register reported, and he failed an FBI polygraph test.
Yale officials said the building where Le worked would reopen under increased security. Still, some students worried about their safety.
"I'm not walking at nights by myself anymore," said student Natoya Peart, 21, of Jamaica. "It could happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere."
Michael Vishnevetsky, 21, of New York, said he did not feel safe when he made a late trip to his lab Sunday in a different building. "It felt very different than how I usually felt," he said.
Twenty-year-old Muneeb Sultan said he's shocked that a killing could take place in a secure Yale building.
"It's a frightening idea that there's a murderer walking around on campus," said Sultan, a chemistry student.
Police found Le's body about 5 p.m. Sunday, the day she was to marry Columbia University graduate student Jonathan Widawsky, lovingly referred to on her Facebook page as "my best friend." The couple met as undergraduates at the University of Rochester and were eagerly awaiting their planned wedding on Long Island.
Police have said Widawsky is not a suspect and helped detectives in their investigation.
The building where the body was found is part of the university medical school complex about a mile from Yale's main campus. It is accessible to Yale personnel with identification cards. Some 75 video surveillance cameras monitor all doorways.
The body was found in the wall chase – a deep recess where utilities and cables run between floors. An autopsy on Monday confirmed that the remains were those of Le, and authorities formally declared her death a homicide.
Le's laboratory was in the basement of the five-story building. Her office was on the third floor, where authorities found her wallet, keys, money and purse.
Campus officials have said that the security network recorded Le entering the building by swiping her ID card about 10 a.m. Tuesday. She was never seen leaving.
Yale closed the building Monday so police could complete their investigation, according to a message sent to Yale students and staff. Scientists are being allowed in only to conduct essential research projects, and only under the supervision of a police officer.
Police activity continued at the crime scene early Monday evening, as uniformed officers with police dogs and workers wearing white suits to protect them from hazardous materials went in and out of the building.
When the building reopens, there will be extra security both inside and outside, said Yale Secretary and Vice President Linda Lorimer.
Police are analyzing what they call "a large amount" of physical evidence.
A friend said Monday that Le never showed signs of worry about her own personal safety at work, although she did express concerns about crime in New Haven in an article she wrote in February for the medical school's magazine.
"If she was concerned about (it) she would have said something to someone, and they would have known," Jennifer Simpson told CBS' "The Early Show." "And Jon (her fiance) would have known, her family would have known, friends would have known."
Simpson said Le, a pharmacology student from Placerville, Calif., was friendly to everyone.
"She was a people person," Simpson said. "She loved people. She loved life. We just can't imagine anybody wanting to harm Annie."
Another friend, Laurel Griffeath, echoed those thoughts on NBC's "Today" show.
"I can't even imagine someone mad at Annie, much less wanting to hurt her," Griffeath said.
No one answered the door Monday at the Widawskys' gray, ranch-style home in Huntington, N.Y.
"He is a very nice young man," next-door neighbor George Mayer said of Jonathan Widawsky, a 24-year-old seeking his doctorate in physics. "His family, they're all just wonderful people – very, very nice people."
Both families belong to the same temple.
Mayer, whose mother had been invited to the wedding, said he hopes whoever committed the crime "gets justice – that he gets whatever he deserves."
The university planned a candlelight vigil for Monday evening.
The death is the first killing at Yale since the unsolved December 1998 death of Yale student Suzanne Jovin. The popular 21-year-old senior was stabbed 17 times in New Haven's East Rock neighborhood, about 2 miles from campus.
Jovin, of Goettingen, Germany, was last seen alive after returning a university van she had borrowed for a party thrown by a group that pairs Yale students with people with mental disabilities.
Investigators recently sought help from Jovin's classmates, who returned to campus in June for their 10-year reunion. Each received a letter asking for information about the killing.


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English: Carrot
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malayalam: Carrot
telugu: Gajjara Gadda / Carrot
kannada: Gajjari/Gajjara Gadde
hindi: Gajar
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Konkani: Carrot / Kaacreta
Marathi: Gajar
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English: Spinach
tamil: Keerai / Pasala Keerai
malayalam: Palak Cheera
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kannada: Paalak / Kempu Baayi Basalae
hindi: Paalak / Poi
Bengali: Palang / Puin / Pui Shaakh
Gujarati: Palak
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Marathi: Sag / Velbondi
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English: Salt
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A DVD released in British Columbia covers the various dangers of smoking while pregnant:
"A new tobacco-awareness resource will soon be available throughout British Columbia thanks to the support and involvement of the Tsow-tun Le Lum Society and its substance abuse treatment centre in Lantzville.
A 15-minute DVD, funded by Health Canada, features Aboriginal women talking frankly about their personal and family experiences misusing tobacco during pregnancy, and the negative impact smoking can have on newborns, infants and young children.
The DVD – Now You Have to Quit – was produced by Alcohol-Drug Education Service, which for 58 years has been helping keep children drug free.
Tsow-tun Le Lum is an accredited, residential substance-abuse program overlooking Nanoose Bay on land leased from the Nanoose First Nation.
More than a dozen of its residents and staff volunteered to share their personal stories, thoughts, and innermost feelings on camera in an effort to help make others more aware of the dangers of smoking while pregnant."
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