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Using Interlibrary Loan/ILLIAD
The Stevens-German Library has a wide range of materials available for student research, but in some cases, it may be that the best sources for your topic are not available from Hartwick's library. Interlibrary loan is a valuable service that allows students to borrow materials from other libraries. Once you set up your ILLIAD account (see below) you will be able to submit requests to borrow books and articles from other libraries. If you have questions about ILL, don't hestitate to ask at the Reference Desk in the library.
Through interlibrary loan you can borrow books, periodical articles, government documents, newspapers and some audio-visual materials. Certain types of materials, such as reference books, very recently published books, rare books, videos and dissertations may not be available through interlibrary loan.
To request materials on interlibrary loan, log on to ILLIAD with your Hartwick user name and password and then select the appropriate request form (book, article or video) in the left frame. Remember you will need to include basic bibliographical information, including title, author's name, publication information, and, if you are requesting an article, the title of the periodical in which it appeared, and the date, issue and volume number.
First time users of ILLIAD will need to add their personal information on the page following successful login. Please complete the forms as fully as possible.
For more information about searching for books and materials beyond those available here at Hartwick, see Using Worldcat.
Directions for setting up your ILLIAD Account
Creating your ILLIAD account:
1. Go to the main Library page.
a. Click on more library services.
b. Click on Place online requests.
c. Click on ILLiad -- Interlibrary Loan Forms.
d .Type in Hartwick username and Password.
e. Fill out registration form and click on submit button.
f. You now have an ILLIAD account which will be accessible both on campus and remotely.
Are there limits on which books I can order?
Interlibrary loan is an important and valuable opportunity to extend your research beyond the resources available to you at the Stevens-German Library. However, if a book or article that you need is available at either the Stevens-German Library or at the SUCO Library, you may not request it on interlibrary loan. All Hartwick students have reciprocal borrowing privileges at Milne Library at SUCO, so if Milne has a book you need, you can borrow it from the SUCO library in person.
Please check to see if an item is available at Hartwick or at SUCO before you order it on interlibrary loan.
Note that students have a limit of 15 active loan requests. Once one or more items are returned a new request can be submitted. There is no limit on article requests.


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14 Ways to More Secure, Efficient AD Administration
Do your Active Directory (AD) tools provide the right amount of security? Do they allow you to complete tasks quickly and without error? AD is at the core of your organization's security and IT operations. Discover how to get the most out of them.
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text: TJ - I didn't mean that switching partners was soul-less...it was the energy that the particular folks gave off. It could be dancing with one partner or 10 partners...I've seen partner switching that was very very beautiful. Keep in mind this is only my opinion...and perhaps I tried to get my point across a bit too much. I didn't mean to offend you if that's the case. SG


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- Getting mad lowers stress — Used to be that getting mad was blamed for all kinds of health woes, from raising blood pressure to bring on a heart attack. But now scientist say blowing off some steam offers health benefits. Researchers learned that people who give in to their angry emotions actually reduce any negative impact brought on by the situation. Getting angry increases blood flow to the part of the brain that's involved in producing positive feelings, while keeping your emotions bottled up produces more of the stress hormone cortisol. What counts is keeping your level of anger in perspective.
- Video games boost metabolism — Video games have long been considered by many parents as the beginning of the end, but research says they're not as bad as previously believed, and even have healthy benefits compared to other activities such as watching TV. Scientists at the University of Miami decided to challenge the theory that playing video or computer games leads to obesity. They hooked 21 boys up to various monitoring devices while the kids played. The research revealed that the children's heart rates sped up, they used more energy and began breathing more quickly. In other words, they were boosting their metabolism. Study leader Dr. Artlette Perry says video games can have a positive health effect as long as they're not substituted for real sports.
- Sleeping in raises your immune system — If you've ever stayed up with a sick child or out later than you should you know the negative effects of not getting a good night's sleep. A full eight hours of uninterrupted bedtime has a virtual pharmacy of health benefits. Getting your sleep leads to more energy, a healthy immune system, a better memory and even helps you lose weight. Too little sleep leads to anxiety, depression, a weak immune system and clouded judgement. If you're having trouble falling or staying asleep, talk to your doctor about a remedy.
- Being lazy can extend your life — Those who wake up with the rooster and keep going till bedtime are headed for an early grave, says Professor Peter Axt. He says a little bit of lazing about is an important antidote to the stress brought about by everyday life. His advice: "Waste half of your free time. People who would rather take a nap instead of playing tennis have a better chance of living into old age." He adds that people who for example run long distances in their later years are using up energy they need for things such as cell renewal and fighting diseases.
- Playing hooky reduces heart attack risk — Taking an unplanned day off otherwise known as a mental health day relieves stress, lowers blood pressure and reduces your risk of a heart attack. While no one recommends skipping too many work days, studies prove that playing hooky is a healthy way to relieve stress. Further research has shown that a day off every now and then actually increases creativity and productivity. Suggestions for your mini break include seeing a movie, visiting a friend or anything that's out of the ordinary.


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Iran's foreign ministry on Sunday denounced a new strategic pact signed between Afghanistan and the United States, saying it would give rise to instability in the neighbouring country.
"Iran is concerned about the strategic pact signed between Afghanistan and the US," ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said in a statement carried by the official IRNA news agency.
"Not only will the strategic pact not resolve Afghanistan's security problems, but it will intensify insecurity and instability in Afghanistan," he said.
His remarks came after US President Barack Obama on Wednesday signed a deal with his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai, cementing post-war ties with Kabul after 2014.
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The pact foresees the possibility of American forces staying behind to train Afghan forces and pursue the remnants of Al-Qaeda but does not commit Washington to specific troop or funding levels for Afghanistan.
The deal, reached after months of painstaking negotiations, also states that the US does not seek permanent military bases in Afghanistan.
Mehmanparast said on Sunday the solution to establishing security in Afghanistan was for foreign forces to leave.
He also said the pact was a source of "concern" for Iran as "the status of US military bases in Afghanistan is unclear and the security duties of US forces lack transparency."
Iran regularly criticises the presence of Western forces in Afghanistan, Iraq and in the Arab Gulf countries, calling for their immediate departure.


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The District placed in the top 10 in a ranking of cities in the United States and Canada based on environmental performance, according the D.C. mayor's office.
D.C. placed eighth out of 27 cities in overall environmental performance in the study conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit. The survey is titled "The US and Canada Green City Index" and was commissioned by the Siemens Corporation.
D.C. also tied for first with New York and Denver in an environmental governance category, said the mayor's office.
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray praised the results of the study at a City Hall press briefing Wednesday:
"The District of Columbia continues to prove itself an environmental leader – and particularly in the way our government and our residents take environmental sensitivity into account. We've been pioneers in areas like purchasing renewable energy, use of green transportation like bike-sharing programs and construction of LEED-certified green buildings. But I'm excited that this new study provides a set of qualitative and quantitative data that will allow cities to assess what other municipalities are doing and learn from each other as we work to create environmentally sustainable communities."
The mayor's office, citing the US and Canada Green City Index, said that cities performed well in the rankings if they had comprehensive sustainability plans that encompass every aspect of creating a greener future, including transportation, land use, energy use, carbon-dioxide emissions and water use.


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This year... we lost the light of two great men
CHRISTMAS and New Year is a time when we celebrate simplicity and redemption. This year, two leading lights of the world were quenched.
In the autumn, we lost Seamus Heaney and, in the winter, Nelson Mandela also moved on. Both men were exemplars and champions of truth, though the greatness of each was cloaked by modesty and integrity.
Unsurprisingly, their passing was marked more by a celebration of their accomplishments than by mourning. We lost something, but because their sum was greater than their parts, they left us the richer for their being.
Heaney wrote that: "I have begun to think of life as a series of ripples widening out from an original centre." What a lovely thought; we all flow and are carried from and to a source.
To him, the world was a celebration of the processes of life. Every battle for understanding and enlightenment was worth the fight and, like Mandela, he had many victories. Like Madiba, Heaney understood that insight knows no limits. Also, like South Africa's most famous son, he did not set much store by boundaries.
Mandela, too, was indifferent to high praise. He scoffed at notions of sainthood, insisting he was an ordinary man who sinned.
Mandela was adamant that: "It is amazing how many things are impossible until they are done."
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text: We are still under the spell of spring, but one of our favorite Mixologists, Darien Victor Birks aka Flwrpt, is getting a jump on summer with this mix of old school soul jams. Who cares that the official start of the season is a couple months away? This masterful mix, simply titled Summer, is as refreshing as a tall glass of lemonade on the rocks. I dare you to put this on at your first cookout and watch everyone from Big Mama to Lil Bit shake their groove thangs to music by Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Loose Ends, Guy, Jade and many more. But I urge you to not wait until then--you need this mix in your life right now. Don't believe me? Then just check the tracklisting after the bounce for further confirmation, and run, don't walk, over to Flwrpt's site to download this with the quicks.


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Native Remedies Prostate Relief
What is ProState Relief?
ProState Relief is a safe, non-addictive, FDA-registered natural remedy containing 100% homeopathic ingredients selected to relieve urgency and frequent urination in men.
ProState Relief can also be taken for the relief of symptoms like weakened urine flow, the feeling that the bladder is not completely empty even after urination, and the urge to urinate frequently at night. ProState Relief is taken internally and relieves symptoms without troublesome side effects. with no artificial colors or preservatives.
All Native Remedies homeopathic products and biochemic tissue salts are manufactured in an FDA and GMP registered pharmaceutical facility under the supervision of qualified homeopaths and responsible pharmacists.
Individual ingredients are listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).
The temporary relief of urinary urgency
The prostate is a gland located just below the bladder in men. The prostate's main function is to produce fluid for semen, but the prostate also surrounds the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the penis. In most men, the prostate grows throughout adulthood. Aging can result in bothersome urinary symptoms such as weak urine flow or dribbling urine when finished. Other symptoms include not being able to completely empty the bladder, as well as frequent urination at night. The prostate plays an important role in sexual function, producing 85%-90% of the fluid volume produced during ejaculation. So, a healthy prostate gland is important for proper sexual function.
The natural way
There are ways to naturally lessen the symptoms associated with frequent urination. Do not delay urination once you experience an urge.
Avoid drinking liquids after 6 pm to reduce the need to urinate frequently during the night, but do drink eight glasses of water during the day to help prevent bacteria from accumulating in the bladder. Try drinking cranberry juice four times a day to increase the acidity of the urine, especially if you feel burning sensations when urinating.
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Photo by Jeanne RiceIf you're keeping track, count Huntington Beach-based B3Cande Productions as the latest casualty in the drug-war hysteria against raves.
Los Angeles sheriff's deputies preemptively killed B3Cande's fourth annual JuJuBeats rave last week when they arrested for felony vandalism an independent contractor employed by event promoters.
Deputies say they busted Stanley Edward McCullom for bulldozing, irrigating and laying sod on about 36 acres of desert land near Antelope Valley, home to the desert tortoise. McCullom reportedly had none of the permits required for the work and didn't own the land.
The question of legal ownership is a bit cloudy: the 42-year-old contractor had purchased the 36 acres; escrow was scheduled to close Aug. 10.
Sheriff's deputies say they told the sellers, 84-year-old Dorothy Powelson and her 59-year-old son, Robert, that McCullom was preparing the land for an Aug. 18 rave. The elderly woman reportedly believed the worst was going to happen, Robert Powelson told the Los Angeles Times.
"She totally panicked," he said. "The thinking of an 84-year-old is, 'If there's drugs, there are guns.'"
The Powelsons killed the land sale and, in the process, JuJuBeats. B3 met for five hours and weighed moving the rave to a last-chance venue: the National Orange Show Pavilion fairgrounds in San Bernardino. That idea was quashed because Orange Show contracts stipulate events must end at 2 a.m.; B3Cande advertised on thousands of fliers distributed throughout California that the show would end with an 8 a.m. set by Doc Martin.
On Aug. 10, B3Cande asked its retailers to offer refunds on 6,000 tickets already sold. Ticket seller Dean DeCosta of Huntington Beach's Higher Source Records did not think B3Cande's relationship with fans would sour. "These guys are the most professional promotion group in Southern California," he said. "They're not looking to cheat anyone."
In the end, the LA County Sheriff's Department got a two-for-one deal: it caught someone in the act of vandalizing land and killed a rave in the name of the drug war.
"We're naturally concerned there's an element that possibly supplies drugs to kids that shows up at those events," said Sheriff's Deputy Mark Round.
Ravers have some history of drug use—especially Ecstasy—but the Sheriff's Department and the Powelsons apparently don't know much about B3Cande's history. The B3Cande trio—Brian Alper, Brett Ballou and Brock Anderson—built their reputation on following the rules. They actually pay their talent and jump every bureaucratic hurdle to ensure they have all the necessary permits for their JuJuBeats and How Sweet It Is Raves, which usually attract between 20,000 and 35,000 people. B3Cande had gone through all of the necessary paper work for JuJuBeats. According to Alper, the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the California Highway Patrol had signed off on the event.
Yet the sheriff served the ravers a poison pill. "They had to do what they could do to get us off the property," Alper said. And local newspapers took the sheriff's bait to publish yet another drug-hysteria story—the Times ran an Aug. 10 story calling the JuJuBeats rave "illegal."
Yet truth has a way of squirming through mountains of garbage, and the next day, the Times ran another story, this one pointing out that McCullom was in the process of purchasing the land and B3Cande had taken pains to follow the rules.
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This sort of treatment shouldn't come as a shock to anyone who follows the rave scene. In the mid-1990s, the Santa Ana and Irvine police departments used undercover agents to bust parties. With more sophistication, the Drug Enforcement Agency tried in March to send rave promoters in New Orleans and Florida to prison under a new anti-crackhouse law that classified as drug paraphernalia such rave accoutrements as glowsticks and pacifiers. However, the charges didn't stick in court.
American Civil Liberties Union activists, like Graham Boyd of the ACLU's Drug Litigation Project, noted a pattern of cutting ravers' civil liberties to ribbons. "Anti-Ecstasy hype is fueling an effort to shut down electronic music rather than enforcing the drug laws," Boyd said. "If police want to enforce drug laws, that's their prerogative, but dancing and music are protected by the Constitution. It's no different from shutting down rock concerts in the 1960s or jazz clubs in the 1920s because some people are using drugs."
And if Round is right, raves shouldn't be on the arresting deputies' radar screens because these events aren't a problem around Lancaster, where the sheriff's department patrols. "Considering we're out in the desert, we don't have many [raves] at all," he said. "And if we do have them, they're out in the middle of nowhere."
Speaking of nowhere, B3Cande's investor has now lost a huge chunk of change—about $275,000. At press time, McCullom was still being held at the sheriff's Lancaster station in lieu of $10,000 bail. Rave on.


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I've always liked tattoos and optical illusion. What better to merge these two passions.
These are some examples of tattoos definitely highlighted with respect to other normal tattoos. In this post I have gathered the best and most incredible 3D tattoos circulating on the web. Hope you like it.
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i have my wii cracked, i had installed homebrew, neogama and some other stuff. everything was working fine for 2 years until today, somehow my wii couldnot read the sd card anymore so i had to format it and i lost all data. Now i cant run any game or do anything beacuse i dont remember anymore what should i put on sd card to make it work . Can someone help me please :)


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Goodness as transcendental: The early thirteenth-century recovery of an Aristotelian idea
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In this paper I investigate the philosophical developments at the heart of what appears to be the earliest systematic formulation of the doctrine of the transcendentals by comparing the first questions of Philip the Chancellor'sSumma de bono (the so-called first treatise on the transcendentals — ca. 1230) with its immediate ancestor, a small group of questions from William of Auxerre'sSumma aurea (ca. 1220). I argue that Philip's innovative position on the relation between being and goodness, the centerpiece of his doctrine of the transcendentals, is motivated by an Aristotelian conception of theoretical knowledge that grounds inquiry in metaphysical classification and definition understood in terms of Aristotle's doctrine of the categories. The concerns about taxonomy and definition that Philip introduces into the early thirteenth-century discussion of the metaphysics of goodness lead him to the theses that are the foundations of the medieval doctrine of the transcendentals, among them that being and goodness are conceptually distinct but the same in reality.
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Senator Flanagan Announces State Tax Free Shopping Providing More Purchasing Power To New Yorkers
Senator John Flanagan (2nd Senate District) has announced that clothing and footwear purchases under $110 per item are exempt from the New York State portion of sales tax beginning on April 1st, 2012. The purchase price limit is increasing from the current $55 per item in order to provide families across New York State with greater ability to buy items they may need.
This change will eliminate the 4% state portion of sales tax on eligible items and generate additional revenue for retailers throughout the state. In addition, the change in state law will also remove the 3/8% MTA portion of the sales tax from any eligible purchases in areas affected, which includes both Suffolk and Nassau Counties.
Because Nassau and Suffolk Counties do not participate in the program by offering a local exemption, articles of clothing and footwear will still be subject to county sales tax.
According to a memo released by the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance (NYSDTF), the exemption applies to sales of clothing and footwear worn by humans which sell for less than $110 per item (or per pair in the case of footwear). The NYSDTF memo also specifies that the exemption also applies to most fabric, thread, yarn, buttons, snaps, hooks, zippers, and similar items that become a physical component part of exempt clothing or that are used to make or repair exempt clothing.
"Increasing the impact of this tax relief program will help strengthen the purchasing power of residents throughout New York State. That is good for hard-working men and women who are constantly trying to stretch their budgets to provide for their families and equally good for helping to stimulate our economy," stated Senator Flanagan.
Transitional provisions relating to clothing and footwear sales
Orders for clothing and footwear
Merchandise that is ordered by mail, telephone, the Internet, or e-mail is taxed at the rate in effect on the date the order is accepted by the vendor, regardless of when the order will be delivered. An order is accepted by the vendor when the vendor has taken an action to fill the order. Actions to fill an order include placing an in-date stamp on a mail order or assigning an order number to an order. Accordingly, the state and local exemption in effect on the date the
order is accepted will apply.
Rain checks
Sales tax on any purchase made with a rain check is based on the rate in effect at the time of the purchase, without regard to when the rain check was issued. Accordingly, any state and local exemption in effect at the time of purchase will apply.
Layaway sales
In a layaway sale, merchandise is set aside for future delivery to a customer who makes a deposit and agrees to pay the balance of the purchase price over a period of time before the merchandise is delivered. The sales price of the merchandise includes any additional charges a vendor makes for putting the merchandise on layaway. If a vendor and a customer enter into a contract for a layaway sale of eligible clothing or footwear before April 1, 2012, the state and local exemption in effect at the time the layaway contract is entered into will apply if:
• the customer makes a deposit of at least 10% of the purchase price, and
• the merchandise is segregated from other inventory.
If a vendor and a customer enter into a contract for a layaway sale of eligible clothing or footwear on or after April 1, 2012, the state and local exemption in effect at that time will apply.
Returns and exchanges
If a customer purchases eligible clothing or footwear before April 1, 2012, and pays tax on the purchase, and then returns the item and receives a store credit or is allowed to purchase an exempt item on or after April 1, 2012, the tax paid on the purchase of the initial item can be refunded or credited. This is because the original sale was canceled.
If a customer purchases exempt clothing or footwear, and later returns the item for an exchange, there will be no tax due as long as the item is exchanged for another exempt item. If the customer returns the original item and receives a credit, or is allowed to purchase a different item that is not eligible for the exemption, the applicable sales tax will apply to the sale of the newly-purchased item. For example, if a customer buys a pair of exempt shoes and returns them for store credit, and then uses the credit to purchase an umbrella, tax is due on the full price of the umbrella.
Description of the clothing and footwear exemption
The exemption applies only to clothing and footwear worn by humans. It also applies to most fabric, thread, yarn, buttons, snaps, hooks, zippers, and like items which become a physical component part of exempt clothing or that are used to make or repair exempt clothing. While the exemption applies to items of clothing and footwear worn on the body, not all items worn on the body qualify as clothing or footwear. Jewelry, watches, and like items remain taxable.
Equipment items, such as tool belts, hard hats, and sport, bicycle and motorcycle helmets, though worn on the body, remain taxable. Protective goggles and safety glasses (unless prescription) for sport or occupational use, protective sport or occupational masks or pads, hockey and baseball fielders' gloves or mitts, ice skates and roller skates, fireplace mittens, and similar pieces of equipment (sporting or otherwise) also remain taxable. Antique clothing and footwear are exempt if they are purchased for human wear and not as collector's items. All purchases of doll and pet clothes and footwear are taxable.
If exempt clothing or footwear is sold with other taxable merchandise as a single unit, the full price is subject to sales or use tax, unless the price of the clothing or footwear is separately stated. For example, a store has a boxed gift set for sale that has a French-cuff dress shirt, cufflinks and a tie tack. The gift set is sold for a single price of $50. Although the shirt sold by itself would be exempt, the full price of the boxed gift set would be taxable because the cufflinks and tie tack are taxable and the selling price of the shirt is not separately stated.
The following additional limitations will apply to the exemption.
The article of clothing or pair of shoes or other articles of footwear must be sold for less than $110 per article or pair. This less than $110 limitation also applies to each item of fabric, thread, yarn, buttons, snaps, hooks, zippers, and like items which become a physical component part of exempt clothing or that are used to make or repair exempt clothing. A charge by the vendor for alterations to clothing sold by the vendor should be included when determining whether the less than $110 limitation has been met, unless the vendor separately states a reasonable charge for the alteration on the receipt given to the purchaser of the clothing [see TSB-M-02(4)S].
Costumes and rented formal wear are not eligible for exemption. Nor does the exemption apply to fabric, thread, yarn, buttons, snaps, hooks, zippers, and like items which become a physical component part of costumes or rented formal wear or that are used to make or repair costumes or rented formal wear.
Items of fabric, thread, yarn, buttons, snaps, hooks, zippers and like items used to make or repair otherwise exempt clothing are not eligible for exemption if the item is made from real or imitation pearls, or from real or imitation precious or semiprecious stones, jewels, or metals.
Most accessories (such as handbags, umbrellas, watches, and watchbands) are not considered clothing and are taxable. However, belt buckles, handkerchiefs, sweatbands, head scarves, and neckwear, such as scarves and ties, are exempt.
Fabric, thread, yarn, buttons, snaps, hooks, zippers, and like items used to make or repair taxable products are taxable.
Monogramming of clothing prior to its sale is eligible for exemption if the monogramming is sold in conjunction with the sale of the clothing and the price for the monogrammed item is less than $110. However, if the monogramming is done separately by a vendor for a separate charge, the charge for this service is taxable. This limitation also applies to the application of decals, logos and like items (e.g., pictures or letters) by sewing, printing, imprinting, silk screening, and the like.
Delivery, shipping, and handling charges (delivery)
Reasonable, separately stated charges by the vendor for delivery of eligible clothing and footwear are not taken into account in determining if the cost of an item is less than the $110 limitation. For example, if an article of clothing sells for $95 and the vendor charges $20 for delivery, the clothing and the delivery charge qualify for exemption. However, delivery charges by the vendor for items or pairs costing $110 or more remain subject to tax.
If a customer uses a manufacturer's coupon to pay for an article of clothing or a pair of shoes or other articles of footwear, the value of the coupon does not reduce the selling price for purposes of determining whether the article or pair is sold for less than $110. But if a customer pays for clothing or footwear using a store coupon, for which the store receives no reimbursement, the store coupon does reduce the selling price of the clothing or footwear for purposes of determining whether the item is sold for less than $110.
Listing of Exempt and Taxable Items:
Aerobic clothing
Antique clothing (for wear)
Arch supports* (unless rented)
Arm warmers
Athletic supporters
Athletic or sport uniforms or clothing (but not equipment such as mitts, helmets and pads)
Bathing caps
Bathing suits
Beach caps and coats
Belt buckles
Bibs (baby)
Boots (climbing, fishing, riding, ski, waders)
Bridal gowns and veils (unless rented)
Coats and wraps
Corset laces
Diapers (adult - including disposable)*
Diapers (children - including disposable)
Dress shields
Ear muffs
Formal clothing (unless rented)
Fur clothing
Garters/garter belts
Gloves (batting, bicycle, dress [unless rented], garden, golf, ski, tennis, work)
Graduation caps and gowns (unless rented)
Gym suits
Hand muffs
Hosiery (panty hose, peds, etc.)
Jogging suits
Lab coats
Leg warmers
Prom dress (unless rented)
Rain wear
Receiving blankets
Religious clothing
Rented uniforms (unless formal wear/costume)
Riding pants
Scout uniforms
Shawls and wraps
Shoes (ballet, bicycle, bowling, cleated, football, golf, jazz/dance, soccer, track, etc.)
Shoe inserts
Shoe laces
Shoulder pads, for dresses, jackets, etc. (but not athletic or sport protective pads)
Shower caps
Ski masks
Sports clothing and uniforms (but not equipment such as mitts, helmets and pads)
Support hosiery
Sweat bands
Sweat suits
Tuxedo (unless rented)
UnderwearUniforms (occupational, military, scouting, sport)
Wet and dry suits
Yard goods, and notions**
* Items marked with an asterisk are exempt regardless of their price.
** Yard goods and notions (fabric, thread, yarn, buttons, snaps, hooks, zippers and like items) used or consumed to make or repair exempt clothing which become a physical component part of the clothing are generally exempt.


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Grand Hotel Wagner
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Grand Hotel Wagner
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Grand Hotel Wagner in Palermo (Palermo Historical Center), you'll be minutes from Holy Cross Church and Teatro Massimo. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Church of Santi Pietro e Paolo and Politeama Garibaldi Theater.
Make yourself at home in one of the 61 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreational amenities such as a sauna and a fitness center. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and a fireplace in the lobby.
Enjoy a bite to eat at a coffee shop/café, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and express check-in. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Luggage storage
- Coffee shop or café
- Television in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fireplace in lobby
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Express check-in
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Business center
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Elevator/lift
- Wedding services
- Total number of rooms - 61
- Free WiFi
- Bar/lounge
- Express check-out
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 4
- Multilingual staff
- Sauna
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Terrace
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 2
- Free newspapers in lobby
Room Facilities
- Climate control
- Bidet
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Pay movies
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The Manchester United forward scored two second-half goals as England took a commanding position at the top of Group Six and another sizeable stride towards rehabilitation following the shattering failure to qualify for Euro 2008.
"The two most difficult games, in Belarus and Croatia, we have got out of the way and we have managed to come out with maximum points," said Rooney.
"So I don't see any reason why we can't win all the qualifiers now. We are going to games now believing we can win them with a lot of confidence."
Manager Fabio Capello hailed the "magic" of Rooney and also praised Steven Gerrard, the other goalscorer, before claiming that he had now finally restored the confidence of the England team. "I think Rooney can play forward, he can play on the left or the right," said Capello.
"He's a very important player for us and is playing very well at the moment. He is having a magic time at the moment. We have that confidence now. That's the most important thing if we want to win."
England are now five points clear of Ukraine and Croatia in their qualifying group following an unprecedented run in modern times of four wins from four matches at the start of a World Cup campaign.
"We played like a team," said Capello. "We suffered some times but we were compact. It wasn't about one or two players creating something. It was a team. That was important for us. I think it's a very important victory. Three points. But it's only one step further. This, for me, must be remembered."


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The military's elite police force was called in to investigate how a CTV news reporter obtained embarrassing information involving the country's top general and his spending of more than $1-million using government aircraft to jet to hockey games and to a Caribbean vacation spot.
The information was all legally obtained through the Access to Information law though, raising new questions about the government and military's use of the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service, known by its acronym as the NIS.
The police report involving CTV is one of several NIS investigations into media outlets the Ottawa Citizen has obtained using the Access law. The newspaper filed the access request after sources said the military police force was being used inappropriately to investigate journalists who wrote or broadcast embarrassing information about Defence Minister Peter MacKay and the Canadian Forces leadership.
The September 2011 report by CTV reporter Bob Fife on the travel habits of then-chief of the defence staff Gen. Walter Natynczyk infuriated the senior military leadership, according to Defence Department sources.
The documents obtained by the Citizen show that Vice Admiral Bruce Donaldson, the vice chief of the defence staff, called in the NIS to find the source of the alleged leak. The NIS is similar to a major crime unit in a city police force and is supposed to handle sensitive investigations such as deaths, sexual assaults and espionage.
The Sept. 15 2011 broadcast by CTV detailed how Natynczyk spent more than $1.4-million since 2008 flying on the government's Challenger jets. It detailed trips for fundraising events, hockey and football games and a flight to the Caribbean after Natynczyk missed a chartered holiday flight to St. Maarten because he had to attend a repatriation ceremony.
The television network used Defence Department flight logs obtained legally through the Access to Information law as the basis for the broadcast and clearly stated that in its report.
Information contained in media articles on this matter did not contain information that was not already in the public domain as a result of Access to Information request or had already been reported on by other media sources
But seven days after the broadcast, then-acting Canadian Forces Provost Marshal, Lt.-Col. Gilles Sansterre reported to the NIS that he had received a complaint from the office of the vice chief of the defence staff about a "suspected unauthorized release of information in regards to the use of the CF Challenger Aircraft by the CDS."
"LCol Sansterre stated that current media reporting contained details as to the purpose of the flights that was outside of the scope of the information released in response to Access to Information request," the NIS documents noted.
Such claims, however, turned out to be false. After a three-week investigation, the NIS came to a different conclusion. "Information contained in media articles on this matter did not contain information that was not already in the public domain as a result of Access to Information request or had already been reported on by other media sources," wrote NIS deputy commanding officer Maj. F Bolduc.
The NIS report stated that there "was no evidence to support that a service or criminal offence had been committed."
Fife isn't directly named in what the NIS calls its investigation assessment. The censored documents show that Between Sept. 23, 2011 and Oct. 14, the NIS conducted interviews with staff from Natynczyk's office as well as those in the department's public affairs branch.
At one point, a NIS officer meet went to the Mayflower Restaurant on Elgin Street to meet an individual who claimed he had information regarding possible sources from within the department who had leaked information. But that individual couldn't produce any first-hand information on the possible identity of any persons or confirmation that a leak had actually even occurred, the investigation found.
Natynczyk was also interviewed by an RCMP inspector and the NIS in his office. He outlined his concerns about the "alleged leak" and he provided recommendations on how police could get more information "as to the nature and method of the alleged leak," the report noted.
When you call in the cops because a journalist has written something embarrassing to Peter MacKay or the military leadership, then I would see that as intimidation
In an email, the Canadian Forces Provost Marshal stated that "the Canadian Forces Military Police take all allegations of inappropriate conduct seriously."
"In this instance, the investigation was initiated to ensure adherence to the high standards set by the Canadian Armed Forces with respect to personal conduct, in accordance with their mandate to investigate allegations of breaches of the Code of Service Discipline, pursuant to the National Defence Act."
But Ottawa lawyer Michel Drapeau said the NIS investigations involving the news media that were obtained by the Citizen provide disturbing examples of how the military police force can be misused. "When you call in the cops because a journalist has written something embarrassing to Peter MacKay or the military leadership, then I would see that as intimidation," said Drapeau, who has written legal textbooks on military law as well as the Access to Information act. "It has nothing to do with national security; it's all about sending a warning to those inside the military that they are to keep quiet."
He said the NIS should be disbanded and Canada should adopt the British system where the military's police investigation unit is made up of civilians who do not report to the chain of command.
"The NIS has become a personal police force for the ranking military officers and there are no checks and balances," Drapeau said.
The NIS has always maintained that it operates independently.
Drapeau also warned that the military command's power over the NIS could soon be expanded because of a proposed law now under consideration by Parliament.


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From: Thomas Krahn <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] autosomal testing leads to breakthrough
Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2005 16:04:36 +0100
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Mary Jo:
Thank you very much for your praise, but we only did the autosomal
testing itself. The interpretation was your work.
I wouldn't say that this was a new breakthrough, but it's simply
conventional population statistics based on the public forensic
population studies.
Everybody can order an analysis of his autosomal STR markers from one of
the hundreds of paternity testing laboratories.
The resolution can only be as big as the degree of population
intermixture permits. Exactly there is the limitation of the autosomal
biogeography fixed.
The most interesting finding of Mary Jo's autosomal STR genotype is a
significant influence of African ancestry next to the European main
I wouldn't get in detail with the resolution in distinct tribes. This
can do only Mary Jo herself with the background knowledge of her family
David Faux wrote:
>Mary Jo:
> That is a very interesting finding. On this particular measure the data have to be interpreted in context. It would be very helpful if you could give us a listing of all your near matches so that we can better understand how the test works.
Mary Jo has used Brian Burritt's OmniPop Excel spreadsheet for
> It is generally assumed that only a test that explores 100 or more markers on 15 or more of the autosomes has a fighting chance of picking up low levels of minority ancestry.
Where did you get theese numbers from? In my experience the resolution
is mainly limited on the quality of the availlable databases. It depends
on the purity of non - mixed populations in the population dataset. More
markers will only help if you have absolutely monobreed populations in
your database, which is practically impossible because people always
mixed in any time of history. With the availlable databases you will
reach this limit after just a few markers.
The only way out of this limitation is narrowing the circle of ancestors
by using XSTR markers or with linked haploblocks.
>In theory it is highly unlikely that there would be enough autosomal DNA from an ancestor of 400 years ago to register on any test.
I agree.
>However if there were multiple First Nations - European matings, or if like my family cousins were often the first choice for partners then the chances go up significantly.
Interesting approach. If we find separated minorities that don't mix
with other population groups, we could find seggregated autosomal
patterns. But this again is only valid, if we trust the paper trail. Or
do you see an independent method to proof this?
>In other words I am wondering whether you also had highly unlikely matches to say Australian Aborigines, or Koreans. We are always looking for breakthroughs, but I would need to know more before having the elder generations of my family tested to see if this !
> autosomal
> test can pick up our documented Canadian First Nations heritage.
Just to make this crystal clear to all readers: We're just
experimenting! There is absolutely no guarantee that the results are valid!
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I "had" a nice pair I picked up at a craft show years ago. My lab decided they would make a good chew toy so I'm now in the market for a new pair. I saw a pair somewhere that looked like goggles and had a flashlight mounted to it. Wondering what you guys and gals are using. If you have a pair you recommend would you post where I can purchase them? I did an internet search and really didn't find a whole lot. Thanks, Andy
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get the ones like the aspirin engravers use. Those are the good ones.
...Cabelas and some of the other outdoor storews sell a lighted magnifying lens that clips to a hat. I don't know if that'll work for you though.
Last time I was in Lens Crafters they had something similar to what you're speaking, try them...
The aspirin manufactors wholesale the engraving out to those Chinese people who can write your name on a piece of rice without glasses. Damn my luck!


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2K Games and Irrational Games are prepping for the launch of Bioshock Infinite two weeks from now. The latest promo trailer for the game is called the "False Shepherd" and features lead protagonist Booker getting into a bit of mischief, engaging in a lot of violence and have a blast of a time in the flying city of Columbia.
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Bioshock Infinite takes players away from the deep depths of the city of Rapture, which was basically an underwater city that operated on the philosophy of Ayn Rand, with self-congratulatory prominence and worth being the above and utmost sought after achievement in the disturbed and broken society. There were a few good twists in first two Bioshock games that kept players talking about the games long after release. The question is if Irrational can get lightning to strike thrice or if they'll hit the brand wall and crumble under the pressure of their own success? I guess we'll find out in two weeks.
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Sorry friends for irregularity.I'm back to Sunday Fun after after a two weeks break.Here goes the Sunday fun of today taking some rest from programming. Today I'm going to talk about English language. It's become one of the most essential language for me and hope for many people as well. But here are some of CONFUSING ENGLISH terms that makes me headache, would u help me?
Height of various stuffs in IT peoples…
Another weekend, time to take break form coding stuffs and enjoy the holiday with some fun.So If you're a regular reader then you might have remembered that I just try to post something funny in the Sunday, taking break from coding stuffs.Today, I've come up with the height of stuffs in the IT peoples hope you will like it.read on and enjoy…
Cool out of Office Auto Replies
I know I've been much irregular these days and what to do I'm going through some busy schedule these days. Sorry for that but today I'm here with another fun post of Sunday. I think the auto responders I've posted here are very useful if you're going for holiday and looking for the best auto responder for the holiday then I recommend to use any of the auto replies of below.
How to ralax in office ?
Sorry friends….I couldn't post the doze for sunday in past two weeks. But I'm with with the sunday fun again this week. Everybody knows that Sunday is fun-day and developers don't want to go through coding on this day. Now, take a look a picture below and you'll get idea what to do when you get bored at your office tomorrow so enjoy …
Characteristics of experienced programmer
hello guyz….I'm shifting to new home so I will not be able to post for few days as I've to get another internet connection in new place and connect it but I've not forgotten to post the special dose of Sunday to make you laugh. In this post, I'm going to tell you some characteristics of experienced programmer. After reading this post, please let me know weather you fall within this category or not?
Diplomatic statements from Project Mangers
Today is the Sunday and as you know I always take break from the coding in the weekend and try to make you laugh as much as I can. This week I've come up with another diplomatic sentences spoken by the Project Managers peoples. Read the hidden meaning of actual sentences below and analyze what your project managers means to say if they will speak any of the below sentences.
Very Cool CV…
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Few Programming Jokes
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Incumbent Chuck Fleischmann narrowly defeated challenger Weston Wamp in the U.S. House District 3 GOP primary on Thursday.
It's not the first time these two have faced off. Wamp challenged Fleischmann back in 2012 for the seat held by his father, Zach Wamp. Wamp left the office in 2010 to run for governor. Fleischmann won that race.
Previous: Fleischmann and Wamp face off in candidate forum
Previous: Former candidate shocked by Wamp visit, text
This has been a bitter campaign, with shots being fired from both sides and lots of money being spent on television commercials, radio and newspaper ads, and direct mailing.
Wamp has positioned himself as the moderate in the 3rd District. Setting aside the conventional wisdom that primary voters reward extreme candidates, he says the time has come to work with Democrats and put an end to "evil versus good" politics.
Fleischmann has responded that Republicans should not reach out to "ultra-liberal leftists." He has said his opponent "wants to kiss up to" Democrats, and he has suggested Wamp should have run in the Democratic primary.
Wamp is one of the younger candidates, at 27 years old. He founded the tech company incubator, Lamp Post Group in Chattanooga.
Whoever wins tonight will face Democrat Mary Headrick of Maynardville. She's running unopposed tonight.


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Wow this is great cosplay♥
You make a great Kokoro, I love her in Dead or Alive 5.
Kawaii !
So cute ♥
The costume is amazing too!
The costume is amazing too!
The most beautiful cosplay of Kokoro i've seen
Amazing kokoro cosplay XD
Awww such a primly beautiful cosplay and characterization; you have a lovely figure and wore the Mandarin costume perfectly here. Not to mention a warm, charming smile you have~ Thanks a Lot for sharing this!
ooo, thank you for your comment! it's too much compliments, too much! *^_^* i'm very happy i do not think that cosplay, which I did not plan to do, get so good
No problem, you really did well, very crisp and refined effort.
You're a very pretty performer so keep up the great work!
You're a very pretty performer so keep up the great work!
Pretty! and very accurate
AWESOME Kokoro! Your cosplay is stunning! :3
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Allan died Oct. 25, 2010, after a courageous ordeal with pulmonary fibrosis. Our cherished memories are of his awesome devotion and contributions to this class, the college, family and friends. A member of Sphinx, Scarab, Student Council and the Amherst Student, elected repeatedly as class president and as chairman of the alumni fund, he was honored with the Distinguished Service Award and the Amherst College Medal for Eminent Service in 1966.
After attending Harvard Law School, his career included being president of Superba Inc. and subsequently president of Ack-Tie Lining, Inc., a division of Collins and Aikman, Inc., in New York City. In 1966, he founded ASL Consulting/21 supporting numerous organizations. He was a past president and director of the Men's Neckwear Association and the Fathers Day/Mothers Day Council, both with retail missions and charitable causes. He was a trustee at the Nichols School in Buffalo, N.Y., and numerous civic organizations.
Rooming with Allan and Bart Cummings our last two years in the Psi U house was an adventure not infrequently punctuated by Allan's twinkling eye and acerbic wit. Saddled with a short leg due to childhood illness, he was a marvelously coordinated athlete, playing table tennis, squash and especially tennis his entire life. A highlight of Reunion was his tennis matches with Tom Wyman against Tom Bloor, Brooks Keffer, Wally Anderson, Dave Fulton and others. It would not be against his nature to exaggerate his limping disability to con an opponent into thinking he could take it easy, only to learn that he was soundly thrashed. Nor, we suspect, would he abstain from wincing in perceived discomfort to incur sympathy and favor with Smith ladies, we believe with some positive results. You sneaky rascal, we loved you.
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The present government has committed itself to make the workings of government more open.
It believes this transparency will make government itself more effective, more accountable and more in touch with the people it serves, and will also drive economic prosperity.
As co-chair of the international Open Government Partnership (OGP) – a role that started last week – the UK has the opportunity to take this message to a global stage. We want to share our experiences of implementing open government with the other 50 or more OGP member countries, and learn from theirs.
On Wednesday 18 April, Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude addressed the first annual summit of the OGP in Brasilia. He spoke of being in at the start of a global movement towards transparency and identified greater accountability and the expansion of choice as two key reasons why transparency will become the defining characteristic of future public policy.
Maude said people should have the power to to exercise greater choice in public services, to start new businesses and build prosperity. He described this as "personalising democracy" – rebalancing the relationship between individuals and the state, and has also said that the government wants to release the potential for growth wrapped up in public information that has previously been inaccessible.
Maude acknowledged that governments will find the process of greater openness painful at first – like a new pair of shoes, perhaps. But, to mix the metaphor, this is a tide of change that will be difficult to roll back.
The UK has made real progress towards making public data truly public, having already released more than 40,000 data files. A recent report estimated the current total economic value of public sector data in the European Union at €140bn a year.
Data already released has resulted in independent developers creating around 50 new apps in the field of rail information alone and more real-time transport data will be released in the next few weeks, as well as releases of raw data ranging from house prices to the largest volume of free, high-quality weather data in the world.
Next month will also see the relaunch of the government's flagship data portal , making it easier to navigate and for developers to select and use this 21st century raw material to construct innovative businesses and services.
In May a new justice mapper will be available, building on the Police.uk site launched last year and featuring court sentencing data, to add to the existing crime mapping and reoffending rates data already there.
While sharing the lessons and examples of open government in the UK through the OGP, we are bringing OGP principles into our own plans – for example, to make overseas aid more effective. In future, decisions on whether governments receive UK budgetary aid will take into account their progress against OGP membership criteria. We will also ensure greater transparency over aid budgets in the UK. Going forward, all UK departments will have to publish information on how they spend aid funds according to international standards.
Internationally, the door to open government is ajar – over the 18 months of our OGP co-chairmanship we want to help throw it wide open.
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Previously, I have talked about the good progress we are making in Doncaster towards helping people fight and successfully beat cancer.
Since the formation of Doncaster Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) in April last year we have been focussing on three cancers where we have been performing worse than the average for the rest of the country. They are bowel and prostate for men and lung cancer for both men and women.
Currently, around 68 more Doncaster men die from some form of cancer each year than in most other parts of England. When it comes to lung cancer, Doncaster loses an average 26 more men and 26 more women to the disease than we would expect for a borough our size. And around 11 more Doncaster men die early from colorectal diseases, like bowel cancer.
We've taken a number of key actions to improve cancer survivorship in Doncaster, including reviewing the care 'pathway' patients take after diagnosis, more training for GPs around symptoms detection, and working with public health colleagues at Doncaster Council to raise the public's awareness of the signs to look for so they can see their doctor as soon as possible.
Awareness-raising is a key factor as early diagnosis and access to curative treatment is vital in the war against cancer. Men can be poor at acknowledging when they have a health problem, so last year we ran a prostate cancer campaign with Doncaster Rovers to specifically target male fans.
It urged them to see their GP if they had difficulty having a pee, had blood in their pee, or their flow wasn't how it used to be. We recently evaluated the campaign by surveying fans and the feedback has been really positive.
Some 77 per cent who took part said that prior to the campaign they would not have known the signs to look for and 58 per cent said that even if they had the symptoms they would not have thought to seek medical help. However, 92 per cent said that after seeing the campaign they would now be confident to go and see their GP for a check.
This is fantastic news, showing the good that can come from working closely with community based organisations.
During and after the campaign there was a big increase in the number of men who went to check out suspicious symptoms and as a result Doncaster GPs carried out nearly 40 per cent more PSA tests than in the previous two years.
That equated to an extra 180 a month of the simple blood tests that measure the protein in the prostate gland, with raised levels giving an early warning of possible prostate cancer.
In 2012, 173 men received curative treatment for prostate cancer at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals and in 2013 the number rose to 260.
Early diagnosis means faster access to treatments that can cure.
Don't ignore the symptoms.
The figures speak for themselves.
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Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 | 7 p.m.
With Halloween behind us, Las Vegas can look forward to a mellower string of events this weekend.
Kick back and enjoy entertainment offerings ranging from dance performances to pop concerts to cooking competitions.
Here's a look at our weekend best bets:
Tonight - Sunday: World Food Championships at Fremont Street Experience
Gentlemen, start your grills! Join hundreds of chefs, home cooks and food aficionados at Fremont Street Experience as they compete in categories ranging from bacon fries to chili to sandwiches to barbecue. All competitions are free to attend, although special events like the Ultimate Bacon Experience on Saturday require separate ticket purchases.
Saturday: Selena Gomez at Mandalay Bay
Come and get her — pop starlet Selena Gomez brings her Stars Dance tour to Mandalay Bay Events Center on Saturday night for an evening of infectious hits from the triple threat "Spring Breakers" star. Emblem3 and Christina Grimmie open. Tickets are $30.50 to $66.50. The show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Friday: 'Firebird' by Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater at Smith Center
Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater takes on the ballet classic with a new interpretation of the storybook tale featuring music by Igor Stravinsky and choreography by LVCD founder and Artistic Director Bernard H. Gaddis. Tickets are $24 to $79. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday: Paul Williams at South Point
Singer, songwriter and composer Paul Williams brings his pop-country tunes to South Point Showroom this weekend for two nights of original songs made famous by the likes of Garth Brooks, The Dixie Chicks and Barbra Streisand. Shows start at 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $20.
Friday - Saturday: Lewis Black at the Mirage
Rage-filled "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" funnyman Lewis Black stops by Terry Fator Theater at the Mirage this weekend with his Grammy-winning rants on the absurdities of politics, history and everyday life. Tickets to see the "Root of All Evil" standup are $60 to $80. Shows start at 10 p.m.
Sunday: Judy Collins at Smith Center
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BEIRUT — For the second time within a week, a major policy speech by a top Obama administration figure passed without mention of what was once a leading American foreign policy priority: the tumultuous political transition in Egypt.
In the short section of Tuesday night's State of the Union address that touched on foreign policy, President Barack Obama noted that the U.S. was "supporting those who are willing to do the hard work of building democracy," but did not include Egypt in his list of such nations.
Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry also skipped over Egypt in a speech delivered at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in what one New York Times columnist described as "a glaring omission."
Both omissions were in part a reflection of how far Egypt has plummeted as a U.S. concern, said Michael Wahid Hanna, an Egypt expert at the Century Foundation in New York. "Egypt has dropped significantly on an American list of priorities in the region," Hanna said. "It just doesn't rate."
But, Hanna added, the lack of mention also reflected an emerging reality on the ground in Egypt: that American pressure appears to matter far less than it has before.
"The U.S. has essentially thrown its hands up in frustration," he said. "It doesn't have particularly good options for how to formulate this policy and probably thinks the prospects for the current transition are not particularly good."
Indeed, in the three years since a popular protest movement led to the downfall of Egypt's aging dictator Hosni Mubarak, the country's ongoing political turmoil has proven stubbornly impervious to American influence. Last summer, for instance, as a disgruntled military leadership seemed poised to mount a coup against the democratically elected government of Mohammed Morsi, a Muslim Brotherhood politician, the U.S. aggressively worked all sides of the government in an attempt to prevent a takeover — to no avail.
Later, the U.S. led a substantial lobbying campaign together with European diplomats to stop the military from violently clearing a Muslim Brotherhood protest encampment in Cairo. That effort, too, failed to prevent significant bloodshed and a subsequent crackdown on the entire Brotherhood movement.
"The president has publicly affirmed his support for a democratic transition in Egypt, but everything that has happened over the last three years underscores how marginal Washington is in the trajectory of Egyptian politics," said Steven Cook, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. "My sense is that the White House understands this reality."
Still, that hasn't prevented the omissions from being portrayed as a snub — and an indication of a broader foreign policy malaise over Egypt — by critics of the president's policies.
"This Egyptian debacle is a significant strategic failure for the United States," wrote the New York Times columnist, Roger Cohen, earlier this week. "And of course, like red lines that proved not to be so red in Syria, it has sent a message of American retreat."
There are more benign explanations for Egypt's omission from the State of the Union address. Tommy Vietor, a former foreign policy aide to Obama, cautioned against reading too much into it, given that foreign policy was a minor portion of the speech over all.
"I think [there's] nothing to see here," Vietor said by email. "You have a small foreign policy section to begin with so things are going to get left out or get less attention."
Whatever the ultimate role of the U.S. in Egypt's transition, with the ongoing deterioration of the political atmosphere there, it's little shock to observers that the country did not earn a mention in a prime-time presidential address.
"It's not surprising that it's not going to be highlighted," Hanna said. "It's simply not a good story to tell."


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Krzysztof Pietrusewicz is currently an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Control Engineering, Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Szczecin University of Technology, Szczecin, Poland. Dr. Pietrusewicz has obtained his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in control engineering from Szczecin University of Technology, Szczecin, Poland, in 2002 and 2005, respectively. His current research is in control engineering, computer controlled systems, hybrid control systems, real-time systems, artificial intelligence, and mechatronics. Dr. Pietrusewicz has almost 7 years of experience in teaching. He is involved in three research projects connected with implementation of complex control algorithms, including artificial intelligence. Dr. Pietrusewicz has published about 30 papers in topics related with two degrees of freedom model-following PID control, programmable automation controllers, and fuzzy PID control. He, as a coresearcher, has introduced simplified engineering design methods of fuzzy-logic PI/PD, PID, and PIDD controllers. He is also coauthor of two books: Two-Degrees of Freedom Robust PID Control in Practice, Polish, in 2006 and Programmable Automation Controllers PAC, in Polish, in 2007. At present, he teaches courses in embedded control systems, hybrid control systems, programmable automation controllers as well as PLCs, and digital control of intelligent servodrives (digital motion control). He is also an Organizing Committee Member of the IEEE/IFAC International Conference on Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics MMAR, a Member of the Centre of Mechatronics at the Szczecin University of Technology research-team, and a Senior Editor of the Polish edition of Control Engineering Magazine.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday nuclear talks between world powers and Iran were expected to resume soon, after Tehran said it was quitting the negotiations.
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Well it actually already started with the long-awaited Ryan Miller deal going down with him now in St. Louis. Statistically Miller and Jaroslav Halak aren't much different in their careers but not many will argue Miller isn't superior. The Blues were able to figure out early they were a Have and got what they wanted and fast.
But that should just be the start of it. The Haves outnumber the Have Nots -- at least that's how the GMs will see it -- and that might make the abundance of dealing difficult. However there are so many big names in play this year, more than we've become accustomed to seeing, that there's no telling how active it might be, or how league-shaking it will be.
The right moves can make a big difference in this NHL, especially for teams in that middle layer of the league. The teams in the 7-23 range in these Power Rankings don't have much distinguishing one from another and even a subtle move can make for a big move here and more importantly in the standings.
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Album Rating: 3.0Most music magazines (NME / Kerrang!) etc is full of crap anyways.. I never listen to what they sey.
Yes, there is a lot of hype around this band but its for all the good reasons, definately album of 2006 so far and one of the best debut albums ever made..
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Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound OffToo early to judge the monkeys - great review, but for your repetitive links to Mike Skinner who himself is an overhyped Rap wannabe and you say his northern accent doesnt get irritating - that line "he's such a scummy man" really does get irritating! But none the less is a decent album 3/5!
Album Rating: 1.0Wow, this is the next best thing the UK has going for them? I don't think so. Sloppy guitars, boring songs and terrible lyrics do not a good band make. Maybe if they spent time working on their material instead of incessently paying homage to others (especially in their lyrics), they could have become something better. Saying that they're far above Hard-Fi and The Libertines is like saying that Creed is a massive improvement over Pearl Jam.. it's a non-sequitor.
Well-written review, though.
Album Rating: 3.0What?
You could argue Hard-Fi and The Libertines are a little better Arctic Monkeys. But comparing them to Creed and Pearly Jam? I dont know about that one.
When I first heard this album I thought it was terrible. It has grown on me... in a major way.
Album Rating: 3.0I know what he meant. I dont think you know what I mean. I was saying that the difference between Hard Fi and Arctic Monkeys is much smaller than the difference between Creed and Pearl Jam. This Message Edited On 03.07.06
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffI enjoyed this album, thoroughly. I never really have taken a liking to indie music, but for some reason, I liked this a lot. Stellar review as well, Iai.
Album Rating: 4.5As some other people have mentioned, this album seems monotonous at first until you listen to it - it really, really grows on you, especially the beginning sequence of tracks.
This album is good and the arctic monkeys have come up with some catchy tunes. but their not a revolution in music. There is too much hype surrounding this band!
Album Rating: 2.5I'm going to check this out. Sounds like something I might like.
Nice review, man, I love that song "When the Sun Goes Down.." I am thinking about picking the CD up..
Album Rating: 4.5This really is worth it, despite all the hype. As many people have said, a great album.
Album Rating: 4.0Did anyone here see them on SNL last night? Good opportunity to introduce them to the American audience, though it didn't seem to go over too well based on some conversations we had last night on mx.
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the Libertines....are much better at it.
Album Rating: 3.5Pretty good album. I don't see why it's getting so much hype and selling so many copies. It's good and alll, but nothing legendary. Certainly not on the same level as Definitely Maybe.
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Album Rating: 2.5Good ol' mx. Always helping the common folk.
Anyways, picked this cd up today. Mighty awesome.
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Album Rating: 3.0I have a huge list of CDs to buy before this one, so I can't wait to hear the new single.
The first one (at least the first I heard) captured my attenion I hope the second ones just as good.
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Athens, Ga. - U.S. Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan will travel from Washington, D.C. to Athens to announce the new USDA agroforestry framework at the North American Agroforestry Conference on June 6, at 8:30 a.m. in Mahler Auditorium of the Georgia Center for Continuing Education on the University of Georgia campus. Members of the media are invited to cover Deputy Secretary Merrigan's presentation.
Agroforestry is the intentional combination of agriculture and forestry to create integrated and sustainable land-use systems that take advantage of the interactive benefits from combining trees and shrubs with crops and/or livestock. More information about the USDA National Agroforestry Center can be found here.
For more information on the North American Agroforestry Conference, see http://georgiafaces.caes.uga.edu/index.cfm?public=viewStory&pk_id=4106.
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