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Explains the rights of divorced Catholics under the new revision of canon law, describes each step of the annulment procedure, and discusses three acceptable grounds for annulment
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Peter F. Krogh Professor of Geopolitics and Global Justice
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Erik Voeten is the Peter F. Krogh Professor of Geopolitics and Justice in World Affairs at Georgetown University's Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service and Government Department. Professor Voeten received his PhD from Princeton University and was a post-doctoral scholar at Stanford University. His research examines the role of international institutions and law in international affairs (Scholar Google profile). He teaches classes on international relations theory, international institutions, and statistical methods. His blog posts can be found at the Washington Post's Monkey Cage. He is also an editor of the new on-line open access peer reviewed journal Research and Politics.
Areas of Expertise: International law, International institutions, international relations theory, quantitative methods
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"Precedent, Compliance, and Change in Customary International Law" American Journal of International Law (forthcoming, with Pierre-Hugues Verdier)
"How Does Customary International Law Change? The Case of State Immunity" International Studies Quarterly (Forthcoming, with Pierre-Hugues Verdies
"Are new democracies better human rights compliers? International Organization (forthcoming, with Sharan Grewal).
Norms, Power and Human Rights, International Studies Review, doi: 10.1111/misr.12126
Domestic Implementation of European Court of Human Rights Judgments: Legal Infrastructure and Government Effectiveness Matter: A Reply to Dia Anagnostou and Alina Mungiu-Pippidi Erik Voeten European Journal of International Law 2014 25 (1): 229-238 doi: 10.1093/ejil/chu004
(2014). International Courts as Agents of Legal Change: Evidence from LGBT Rights in Europe . International Organization, 68, pp 77-110. doi:10.1017/S0020818313000398. (with Larry Helfer).
Does Participation in International Organizations Increase Cooperation? Evidence from the ICC, UNHRC, and UNSC Review of International Organizations September 2013
"Public Opinion and the Legitimacy of International Courts", Theoretical Inquiries in Law July 2013
"Precedent on International Courts: A Network Analysis of Case Citations by the European Court of Human Rights" British Journal of Political Science (with Yonatan Lupu). 2011
"Unipolar Politics as Usual" Cambridge Review of International Affairs 2011
"Borrowing and non-Borrowing on International Courts." Journal of Legal Studies, Summer 2010.
"The Politics of International Judicial Appointments," Chicago Journal of International Law 9(2):387-406
"The Cost of Shame: International Organizations, Foreign Aid, and Human Rights Norms Enforcement" (with James Lebovic). Journal of Peace Research, 2009 46: 79-97.
"The Impartiality of International Judges: Evidence from the European Court of Human Rights," American Political Science Review 102(4): 417-433 (November 2008)
"The Politics of International Judicial Appointments: Evidence from the European Court of Human Rights". International Organization 61(4):669-701 (Fall 2007). (Winner, Robert O. Keohane award).
"Measuring Legal Systems". (with Howard Rosenthal) Journal of Comparative Economics. 35 (4): 711-28. December 2007.
"The Politics of Shame: The Condemnation of Country Human Rights Practices in the UNHRC." (with James Lebovic). International Studies Quarterly 50 (4): 861-88 (Fall 2006)
"Public Opinion, the War in Iraq and Presidential Accountability" (with Paul Brewer). Journal of Conflict Resolution 50(6):809-30 (Fall 2006).
"The Political Origins of the Legitimacy of the United Nations Security Council" International Organization 59 (3):527-57 (Fall 2005). Reprinted in Karen Mingst and Jack Snyder Essential Readings in World Politics, Fourth Edition. Will also be reprinted in Lisa Martin (ed) The Library of Essays in international Relations-Global Governance (Ashgate Publishing).
"Resisting the Lonely Superpower: Responses of States in the UN to U.S. Dominance," The Journal of Politics. 66 (3): 729-54 (August 2004).
"Analyzing Roll Calls with Perfect Spatial Voting," The American Journal of Political Science, 48(3): 620-32 (July 2004). (with Howard Rosenthal)
"Outside Options and the Logic of Security Council Action." The American Political Science Review 95 (4): 845-858 (December 2001).
"Clashes in the Assembly," International Organization, 54 (2): 185-215 (Spring 2000).

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- The male benders in ATLA: Really good. They worked hard to get where they are skill wise and while it hasn't always been easy, they are capable and can hold their own in a fight. One of them was even the Avatar, which is pretty impressive since he mastered the elements at age twelve, rather than start learning at 16 like most Avatars.
- The female benders in ATLA: Inarguably the most powerful and unmatched humans in the entire world. Prodigies, masters, and creators of subbending styles. One was compared in skill to the Fire Lord at age EIGHT and able to perform one of the rarest and most difficult forms by 14. She couldn't be defeated by another's (even the Avatar's) bending alone. Only faced defeat when fighting two other master benders while on the verge of a complete mental breakdown (officially being defeated by different female bender). Another held an entire city up by a single turret while standing on unstable ground, and then went on to invent her own bending style at the age of twelve. One mastered her element in mere WEEKS, mastered bloodbending and defeated the woman who INVENTED IT the FIRST TIME SHE EVER ATTEMPTED IT, held her own against a master waterbender without ANY TRAINING, and fully healed someone from a fatal wound, making her a master at two vastly different forms of waterbending at the age of 14. A female Avatar quite literally reshaped the planet and created her own ISLAND. AND MOVED IT ACROSS THE SEA. These women shown in the show are not only the most powerful and talented females in their universe, but also in almost any known piece of television or fiction, all while being completely fleshed out and complex characters, not being defined as nothing but 'strong'. Each has their own personality, strengths, and weaknesses.
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text: HAL production under lens after Hawk trainer crash Production quality of the country's only aircraft manufacturer, defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), is once again under the scanner after the crash of a Hawk advanced jet trainer (AJT) last month. Sources said "quill-shaft failure" in the engine has emerged as the prime reason behind the crash of the twin-seat Hawk AJT, which went down in Odisha while on a training sortie from the Kalaikunda airbase in West Bengal on June 3. Fortunately, the two pilots managed to eject safely. HAL is tasked with manufacturing 99 of the 123 Hawks ordered from BAE Systems, with transfer of technology, in the overall AJT project already worth well over Rs 16,000 crore till now. But the entire endeavor has been marred by politico-bureaucratic apathy, poor long-term planning, flawed multiple contracts and delayed delivery schedules. As it is, the crash of an AJT, which is meant to be a robust fail-safe flying machine to train rookie pilots in the intricacies of combat flying, is startling. But what has further raised eyebrows is that the ill-fated Hawk, with a Rolls-Royce engine, had clocked just about 1,050 hours of flying. "Holding that HAL's build quality is not up to the mark, Rolls-Royce has downgraded the TBO (time between engine overhauls) of the Hawk AJTs being made by the PSU to 1,200 hours from 2,000 hours," said a source. But HAL dismissed such claims. "With the court of inquiry into the Hawk crash yet to be finalized, HAL cannot be blamed for quality issues at this stage. The reduction of TBO to 1,200 hours from 2,000 hours is not true," said a senior HAL official. "The engine life roadmap for restoration to 2,000 hours has been provided by Rolls-Royce based on mid-level inspection, and components are getting certified for 2,000 hours," he added. But the fact remains that HAL has faced flak over the years for its poor product quality and maintenance as well as huge time and cost overruns in projects ranging from the 16-year-delay in the now-defunct Sitara intermediate jet trainer to the light utility helicopters. HAL, now faced with losing its monopoly in the domestic aviation sector, and its primary customer, the IAF, have not had the best of relations over the years. But neutral observers say the two urgently need to come together to resolve all outstanding issues dogging the country's air combat power. The two, for instance, need to work closely with their Russian counterparts to resolve the quality, spares and maintenance issues enmeshing the Sukhoi-30MKI fighter jets. Only half of the 195 Sukhois inducted - HAL is manufacturing most of the 272 Sukhois contracted from Russia for over $12 billion - are operational at any given time since the fleet serviceability rate is down to just 55%. Similarly, the Hawk issues also need to be sorted out on a war-footing. After decades of sounding the alarm over obsolete trainers for its cadets, the IAF had finally begun to induct the Hawk AJTs from November 2007 onwards. The AJTs provide the "requisite transitional training" for rookie pilots to graduate from sub-sonic aircraft to supersonic fighters, some of which like the single-engine MiG-21s are "highly-unforgiving" to pilot errors. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...r-Hawk-trainer-crash/articleshow/47952421.cms


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As a response to the Justice Department's lawsuit against Apple and five major book publishers, Amazon has gleefully announced plans to drop its e-book prices from $14.99 back down to $9.99, a move that has the publishing industry huddled in a corner, quietly weeping. "I am now more convinced that we need a viable alternative to Amazon or this nonsense will continue and get much worse," the lawsuit quoted one publishing executive as warning.
More or less since the inception of e-books, Amazon has locked down a vast majority of the market, since it can afford to sell the content at a loss in order to promote sales of its Kindle e-reader. In an effort to fight corporate evil with corporate evil, Apple (at the specific behest of Steve Jobs, it seems), began talks with several book publishers in order to reach a deal to get around what they referred to as "the $9.99 problem." They succeeded, managing to switch the industry over to an "agency" model (in which publishers set the price for their products) as opposed to a more typical "wholesale" one, in which vendors like Amazon simply buy rights to the product and price it however they want. As a result, the Justice Department claims, the average price of e-books shot up by $2 or $3 over a period of a few days in 2010. Thus, an anti-trust lawsuit was born, and three of the five publishing houses involved have already settled out of court.
Though the new, lower prices are ostensibly a boon to consumers, publishing experts are anxious about the long-term implications of the cost-cutting. "It will look like blue skies," said one consultant, "But in the longer term, competition erodes as the spread between e-books and physical books grows greater. There will be fewer retail stores." In other words, Amazon just might be well on its way to becoming the Walmart of books.


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A Class C2 FM covering a stretch of the Mississippi River from Burlington, Iowa, to Hannibal, Mo., is trading hands.
The seller is one of the biggest buyers of FM stations seen in recent months, and it had acquired the station in January 2016 from Dana Withers for $500,000.
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Hi guys,
I am fairly new to SQL Server. So I was trying to create a table and one of the columns in my table is SendEmail. The only 2 possible inputs I want to put in this are
"True" - which mean yes send me the email or
"False" - which means No dont send me an email.
But I dont want to actually type in the words "True"/"False" for each line item. I know in access you can check/uncheck in a particular cell. I was wondering if SQL Server table has a similar capability. Maybe a check/uncheck or maybe when I click on the dropdown it says True/False and I can just point and click what I need instead of actually typing the words True/False.
Please let me know if something like this is possible.
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"Not Tomorrow Yet" is the twelfth episode of the sixth season of AMC's The Walking Dead. It is the seventy-ninth episode of the series overall. It premiered on March 6, 2016 at 9/8c on AMC, and on March 7, 2016 at 9pm on Fox. It was written by Seth Hoffman and directed by Greg Nicotero.
Rick and the group realize the only way to maintain the peace of Alexandria is to fight a new enemy. This time, though, our group might be outmatched.
Carol collects supplies from Alexandria's diminished pantry. She forages for acorns in the forest, then bakes acorn cookies and hands them out to Alexandria residents. Carol gives Tobin a container of cookies, and he compliments her on their taste. They flirt.
Rick's group returns from the Hilltop. Rick orders everyone to gather at the church, telling Carol, "We're gonna have to fight."
Morgan finds Carol at the cemetery and asks why she never told Rick that Morgan had been holding the W Man prisoner. Carol evades his question. She leaves the cemetery after placing a cookie on Sam's grave.
At the church, Rick tells the community about the deal that Maggie struck with the Hilltop. He rationalizes pre-emptively killing the Saviors, explaining they would eventually find and attack Alexandria, and that by taking them out, they are ensuring the continued survival of the community. Morgan urges Rick to talk with the Saviors instead of killing them, but no one else supports him. "We kill them all," Rick declares, which seems to cause a discomfort in Tara.
Carol lies in bed, unable to sleep. She opens a journal and adds "Ws 7" to a list of all the people she's killed: "R, K, D, L, Terminus/Courtyard 3?, Candle Woman 4." Carol then solemnly circles the tally at the bottom, "18."
Meanwhile, Maggie tells Glenn that she intends to go with them to the Saviors' compound because she was the one who enabled the deal with the Hilltop, but assures him she'll stay on the perimeter.
Carol walks outside, smoking a cigarette and joins Tobin on his front porch as they share a cigarette together. He admits that Carol is capable of doing things that terrify him, and explains his view that she can do such things because of her motherly instincts. He adds that many Alexandrians see her as a mother figure, but she's something else to him. They kiss.
Inside their home, Abraham packs his bag and tells Rosita that he's leaving her. Rosita cries, demanding an explanation. "When I met you, I thought you were the last woman on Earth," Abraham says. "You're not."
Denise finds Tara lost in thought and asks what's wrong. Tara tells Denise that she loves her and invites Denise to join her on an upcoming two-week run. Denise explains that she's the only doctor and has to stay behind, but she'll tell Tara she loves her when she comes back. They kiss.
At a meeting to coordinate the attack, Andy (from the Hilltop) draws a map of the interior and exterior of the Saviors' compound for Rick, Maggie, Daryl, Glenn, and Michonne. He explains that the main building has one entrance guarded by two men, but that he is unsure of how many there are in total. Rick proposes they attack at night while everyone is asleep. He plans to walk right in through the front entrance. "They want Gregory's head, right?" he says. "We're gonna give it to them."
The next day, Rick's group caravans down the road. After they sound the horns on their vehicles to attract any nearby walkers, he orders everyone to separate on foot and reconvene in a couple of hours. Rick tells Father Gabriel that there's no turning back from the mission now, and Gabriel agrees, declaring with confidence that he will not retreat. Rick asks why he's still wearing his priest's garb. Gabriel says he's still who he was (he thinks), and jokes that "it'll be harder for them to see me in the dark." The two men share a laugh.
As Carol is smoking another cigarette, Rosita approaches her telling that she nearly blurted out Morgan's secret about the W Man at the church meeting. "He doesn't want to kill," Carol says, defending Morgan. Rosita begrudgingly agrees not to tell anyone.
In the woods, Glenn and Heath kill several walkers and share their anxiety about killing the Saviors, having never killed living people before. Glenn saws off a walker's head.
The group reconvenes on the road, where Rick proposes that they attack a couple of hours before dawn. Carol pulls Rick aside and chastises him for bringing Maggie on the mission. She insists on staying behind to help Maggie guard the perimeter. Rick, Jesus, and Andy size up three decapitated walker heads to decide which one looks most like Gregory. Jesus picks a head but remarks that the nose is different. Rick grabs the head and pummels the nose, figuring Andy can tell the Saviors that he broke Gregory's nose in the struggle. Andry remarks that "the Saviors: they're scary but those pricks got nothing on you."
That night, Andy drives up to the Saviors' compound alone, and announces that he has Gregory's head. Two guards walk out and inspect it. Satisfied, one of the guards goes inside to get Craig. Daryl approaches silently and kills the other guard, and the group emerges from hiding, removing the body from sight then killing the first guard when he returns with Craig. The group sneaks into the compound. Rick enters a bedroom and quietly plunges his knife into a man's head as he sleeps.
In another room, Glenn and Heath discover two men asleep, and grimly prepare to kill them with their knives. Glenn is able to overcome his nerves, and offers to kill the other for Heath as well. They find a trophy wall of Polaroid photos showing the bodies of Savior victims, all of whose heads have been crushed.
Tara, Gabriel, Andy, Jesus, and Craig wait outside in a car. Tara confesses to Gabriel that she told Denise that she loved her, but only did so to hide her misgivings about their mission to kill the Saviors. Jesus asks Tara if she really loves Denise anyway. Tara says she does. "So you know what you're fighting for," Jesus says.
Abraham covers for Sasha as she tries to open a locked door. However, a Savior discovers them and attacks Abraham, but is pulled off him by Sasha before he can do anymore harm to Abraham. Sasha then stabs the Savior in the stomach, but he manages to pull the alarm, alerting the compound to the attack.
Maggie and Carol hear the alarm from their perimeter posts. Maggie insists on going to help. "You are staying here," Carol says firmly.
Tara tells Jesus to drive back to the Hilltop with Craig to uphold the deal. Jesus asks Andy to take Craig back so that he can stay behind and help.
Rick's group moves through the rest of the compound with their guns, engaging the Saviors, who are now awake and fighting back. Aaron hastily shuts himself in a bedroom to hide from a group of Saviors, and is forced to stab a Savior who was in the room, in self-defense. Tara shoots at two Saviors as they flee the compound, killing one and mortally wounding the other. Glenn and Heath run to the armory with Saviors on their heels. They slam the door shut, grab guns and spray through the door with bullets. They open the door and find a pile of dead bodies. One of the Saviors stirs and raises his gun. Jesus shoots him dead, solemnly declaring that "this is the new world."
Outside, Gabriel approaches the Savior Tara injured, and tells him to drop his gun. The Savior taunts him, telling him that they are both dead. Gabriel recites a verse from the Gospel of John [14:1-2] before shooting him. "Amen." he says stoically.
With the fighting over, Rick's group emerges from the building. They find a small parking lot of vehicles. Glenn asks Heath to postpone his 2 week supply run with Tara, but Heath refuses. The two of them take an RV and leave immediately.
Back in Alexandria, Morgan welds together the metal gate to a prison cell. He takes a break and becomes lost in thought.
Michonne queries Rick about which one of the men they killed was Negan. Just then, a lone surviving Savior tries to escape on a motorcycle, which Daryl recognizes as his own. Rosita shoots the Savior off the bike and Daryl tackles him as he tries to flee and beats him into submission. Daryl demands to know where the Savior got the bike. As Rick holds a gun to the Savior's head, a woman speaks through the man's walkie-talkie, ordering Rick to lower his gun. "We've got a Carol and a Maggie. We're thinking that's something you want to chat about," the woman says.
Other Cast
- Carlos Aviles as Savior Guard #1
- Ian Casselberry as Gabe
- Vanessa Cloke as Anna
- Steven Sean Garland as Older Savior
- Jimmy Gonzales as Primo
- G-Rod as Large Savior
- Myke Holmes as Craig
- Ted Huckabee as Bruce
- Mandi Christine Kerr as Barbara
- Dahlia Legault as Francine
- Jeremy Palko as Andy
- David Marshall Silverman as Kent
- Chloe & Sophia Garcia-Frizzi as Judith Grimes
- Alicia Witt as Paula (Voice Only)
- Scott Hunter as Savior
- Michelle Millage as Savior
- First (and last) appearance of Gabe.
- First appearance of Craig.
- First appearance of Primo.
- First appearance of Paula. (Voice Only)
- This is the last episode of Season 6 to feature Tara, as her actress, Alanna Masterson, was absent from the final four consecutive episodes of this season due to being pregnant.
- Her actress revealed on The Talking Dead that she was almost nine months pregnant filming this episode and she kept filming because she said she would have been bored at home otherwise.
- Daryl gets his motorcycle back in this episode.
- This is the first episode in which Glenn, Heath, Gabriel and Tara kill a living person.
- This is the first time Gabriel has killed someone who wasn't bitten.
- As of now, Eugene is the only surviving main character to not have killed a living person.
- The scene where Glenn looks at the photos of people who have been killed by Negan mirrors his own demise in the episode "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be".
- The title of this episode comes from when Carol was talking to Tobin.
- One of the severed heads to be chosen from for Gregory's head was sculpted after Greg Nicotero's head.
- One of the other two heads was sculpted after Johnny Depp's.[2]
- Big Tiny's corpse can be seen in one of the pictures of Negan's victims as an easter egg, even though he died in Season 3 and was killed by Tomas.
- This episode featured the following songs:
- "Weeds Or Wild Flowers" - Parsonsfield
- "Arsonist's Lullabye" - Hozier, the same song used in the official trailer for Season 6.
- Despite having killed up to at least 9 Wolves (Aphid, Black Bearded Wolf, Satchel Wolf, Shaved Head Wolf, and 4 unnamed Wolves in "JSS", as well as Owen in "No Way Out"), Carol only added 7 Wolves to the list of people she had killed.


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Before buying a guitar you need to decide on what you want to play the strings of metal or nylon. Nylon strings have a softer sound, the dominant rich tone, while a sharper and sonorous sound from metal strings.
For those who are only going to learn to play guitar, nylon strings are more suitable, as are pinched strings much easier (at the expense of weaker tension) and addictive fingertips to the strings will be painless. If you already have the experience of playing the guitar or you are willing to endure the pain until your fingers are not used, it is possible to choose a guitar with metal strings. After some time of regular exercise on the fingers will be corn, and clamping the string will not be hurt.
It should be noted that on the guitar, which is designed for nylon strings can not install metal, since metal strings greater tension and they are just permanently spoil the guitar. And if you set the nylon strings on a guitar, which is designed for metal, most likely, they simply will not be able to "shake" the guitar. The sound is dull and lifeless.
In no case do not succumb to the stereotype that first need that worse. Learn to play the guitar should be at normal, not the "wood" - will be easier and more enjoyable, and will be better prepared.
Although the appearance of the guitar is also an important factor, but it is not necessary to order a guitar from the online store. The main guitar - it sounds and how easy removing it. Be sure to visit the music store and try to play on different models in the price range that you're comfortable with, and you'll notice how much different can the sound of different instruments. Do not hesitate, even if you really do not know how to play, just pinch each string at each fret. The sound is clean, the string should not rattle. Please note that the guitar should be comfortable for you, and the sound should please you and only you.
Prefer guitars with solid top deck, not plywood. These guitar sound and reliable they appreciably better.
When your choice on a specific model, ask the seller to give you a few instances. Surely their sound is also different from each other. Select the most suitable of them.
Inspect the neck and deck for scratches, cracks and chips, if any are found - this guitar is better not to buy. Pay particular attention to the bar - it should be smooth. To test, hold a first or sixth string on the first and twentieth odds and check that the distance between the strings on the frets clamped. At the smooth neck is the distance will be the same. The distance between the strings and the stamp with the open strings should be 3-4 mm. It will provide clear sound without strings rattle and it will be easier to clamp barre chords reception. In place of fastening the bar to the deck should not be a backlash and cracks. The bar should firmly and evenly adjacent to the deck.
Inspect all metal parts of the tool - they are in any case should not be corrosion.
If you chose the guitar from the top deck made from solid wood, then pay attention to how the fibers are arranged. It is better if the fibers are straight and parallel, and the distance between them will be 1-2 mm. This deck will have better properties resonator.
Well, if the hand would Tuner: You can check the bore (strings of length from the top to the bottom of the nut). String, sandwiched on the twelfth fret should sound an octave higher than the open. If you do not have perfect pitch, which can be determined only by the tuner. If there are significant deviations, and bore size is not adjustable, so it is better not to buy a guitar.
All of the above - this is not all of the factors that need to be guided in choosing a guitar. What kind of guitar to buy the best intuition and experience tell. If you do not have experience, then ask someone of your friends or a teacher to help you in choosing a guitar.


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While prescription drugs have become an increasingly important part of health care for the elderly, more than one-quarter of all Medicare beneficiaries have no prescription drug coverage. Over the past decade, private companies and not-for-profit organizations have sponsored prescription drug discount cards that offer discounts from the prices the elderly would otherwise have to pay for their prescriptions. These cards are typically administered by pharmacy benefit managers (PBM). Pharmaceutical manufacturers also sponsor and administer their own discount cards. The Administration has been interested in endorsing specific drug cards for Medicare beneficiaries to make the discounts more widely available. Legislative proposals in the Senate and House of Representatives have included drug cards as a means to lower prescription drug prices for Medicare beneficiaries. GAO was asked to examine how existing drug discount cards work and the prices available to card holders. Specifically, GAO evaluated the extent to which PBM-administered drug discount cards offer savings off non-card prices at 40 pharmacies in California, North Dakota, and Washington, D.C., and the differences between PBM-administered cards and cards sponsored by pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Medicare beneficiaries can receive prices with prescription drug discount cards at retail pharmacies that are generally lower than those available to seniors without cards. Prices available for a particular drug tend to be similar across PBM-administered cards. Savings from PBM-administered cards, however, can differ because retail pharmacy prices vary widely. For example, in Washington, D.C., which had the highest median retail pharmacy prices of the three areas GAO surveyed, median savings using a PBM-administered card ranged from $2.09 to $20.95 for a 30-day supply of the nine drugs frequently prescribed for the elderly that GAO examined. This was after accounting for the 10 percent discount for senior citizens given by each of the 14 surveyed pharmacies. Savings in California with the use of a card tended to be lower because 10 of the 13 California pharmacies GAO surveyed participated in the state's Medicaid program (Medi-Cal) and are required to give Medicare beneficiaries the Medi-Cal price. For seven of the nine drugs, savings ranged from $0.44 to $13.06. For the other two drugs the cards offered no savings at Medi-Cal-participating pharmacies because the Medi-Cal prices were lower than the median price available with a PBM-administered card. Savings in North Dakota for the nine drugs ranged from $0.54 to $7.72 even though 10 of the 13 pharmacies there did not offer a senior discount. Any savings achieved with a card are reduced by the annual or one-time fee charged by the PBM-administered cards. Prices available with a pharmaceutical-manufacturer-sponsored card for a particular drug are typically lower than prices obtained using PBM-administered cards, and are often a flat price of $10 or $15. PBM-administered cards differ from pharmaceutical-manufacturer-sponsored cards with respect to eligibility and the range of drugs they cover, as well as the price available with the card. PBM-administered discount cards are available to all adults and can be used to purchase most outpatient prescriptions. Pharmaceutical-manufacturer-sponsored cards are available only to Medicare beneficiaries with incomes below a certain level who have no prescription drug coverage and can be used to purchase only outpatient prescription drugs produced by the sponsoring manufacturers.
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Sunscreen:FDA Reviewed Applications for Additional Active Ingredients and Determined More Data NeededGAO-18-61: Published: Nov 15, 2017. Publicly Released: Nov 15, 2017.
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Federal Employees Health Benefits Program:Enrollment Remains Concentrated Despite More Plan Offerings and Effects of Adding Plan Types Are UncertainGAO-18-52: Published: Oct 5, 2017. Publicly Released: Nov 6, 2017.
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Opioid Use Disorders:HHS Needs Measures to Assess the Effectiveness of Efforts to Expand Access to Medication-Assisted TreatmentGAO-18-44: Published: Oct 31, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 31, 2017.
Physician Workforce:Expansion of the Children's Hospitals Graduate Medical Education Payment ProgramGAO-18-66R: Published: Oct 31, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 31, 2017.
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The most out-of-left-field announcement at Sony's E3 press conference was brought through a photo appearance by Tim Schafer.
The cameo (told through a fake child's letter to Sony, asking for Schafer games) led to the reveal that Grim Fandango is coming to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita with "talk about other platforms soon," according to Schafer on Twitter.
Talk about other platforms soon! Sony's been a great help making this happen & we're excited to be working with them on the console version!
— Tim Schafer (@TimOfLegend) June 10, 2014
"[Grim Fandango] will be coming exclusively to PS4 and PS Vita," PlayStation's VP of Publisher & Developer Relations Adam Boyes said, "thanks to the relationship with our good friends at Disney." Boyes' further explained the game will be "remastered" by Double Fine "in tandem with our third-party production team."
The phrasing does not imply timed console exclusivity, leading me to wonder if these "other platforms" Schafer mentioned aren't PC and possibly mobile.
Schafer is the co-creator of adventure games The Secret of Monkey Island and Day of the Tentacle, as well as the designer of later classics Full Throttle and Psychonauts. Grim Fandango was one of the latter, starring a "travel agent" in the Land of the Dead as he tries to save a newly arrived lost soul.
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This post is sponsored by Capella University; however, all opinions are my own.
For me, one of the great things about having kids is being able to reconnect with the cycle of life that the school year creates. Obviously, as an adult some things go on as usual, no matter what time of year, but the school year holds a really primal place in my mind.
In the fall I like to take advantage of the start of a new school year, not just to buy fresh notebooks and new clothes, but to take stock of my life. Where am I compared to where I want to be? What are my goals and my ambitions? How am I doing on my New Year's resolutions? How can I make sure that I'm living out my dreams and being the most I can be, while also taking care of my kids?
I think as kids get older it's really important that they see parents as having their own goals and see their parents working towards those goals. For a lot of parents those goals involve going back to school for either an undergraduate or a graduate degree.
If that's one of your goals, you should know that there are so many different ways to attend college today. I found this mom's (Tarishia*) story about getting her degree really inspiring. In the video Tarishia talks about how hard it is, especially as a working mother, to find the "right time" to go back to school. She feels that Capella University's FlexPath online learning format allowed her to really fit school around her life, instead of the other way around. I love how at the end she says that she didn't "go back" to school, she "found my way forward." I get chills at that line. Watch it, you'll see:
She really speaks to the obstacles that get in the way of so many mothers. With FlexPath from Capella University, you don't have to put your family or your current career on hold. FlexPath's uniquely self-paced, online format allows you to move and learn at your own pace. There's flexibility to set your own deadlines, giving you control of your online education.
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What the bin Laden raid tells us about detention and interrogation.
In scarcely a week, we have seen two of the most important advances in the war on terror since the 9/11 attacks. And President Obama deserves full credit.
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Arshavin is "a risk" while Robbie Keane has "confirmed his status as a second rate striker"
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Quote of the day: "One of the great attractions of the Premier League is that it is a bit like the wild west. Paradoxically, the American sports model is very controlled. It [football] is a really challenging environment in a lot of different respects. It surprises me that we have allowed the game to come to a point where there are so many unscrupulous operators and third parties taking money out of the game." – Arsenal chief executive, Ivan Gazidis.
Runner-up: "Victor was already very upset he hadn't been starting matches. It must have been the last straw when the deal failed to go through. He saw it as Everton who were stopping him from leaving. When he turned up for training he flatly refused to get changed and then had a huge row with assistant manager Steve Round. The players were on the way out to training when Steve went to get David Moyes. When he came in it all kicked off. They were swearing at each other and Victor told him to 'f*** off'. That's when Moyes told him to leave and asked two members of the medical staff to make sure Victor left the premises." – a friend of Victor Anichebe, as reported in The Sun.
Today's overview: With the dust settled on the Andrei Arshavin transfer to Arsenal, today the post-mortem on transfer is carried out.
On a tactical analysis of the purchase, Dominic Fifield writes that "privately [Wenger] might concede that this purchase represents a risk given the philosophy he has imposed upon Arsenal. He must hope it also sparks this team's pursuit of the top four."
Many are critical of the manner in which the Arshavin transfer was only ratified yesterday. Ashley Gray traced how "problems over paperwork were the final developments of a twisted saga of broken promises, false hopes and behind-the-scenes negotiations that predated his starring role at last summer's European Championship. Eastenders script writers would have been proud." According to Oliver Kay, "the delay over the Arshavin deal will lead to calls for greater transparency from the Premier League and the FA." While Sam Wallace suggests that "the doubts over the process are likely to provoke an outcry from Arsenal's Premier League rivals, such as Manchester United and Aston Villa, who completed their transfers well within the deadline stipulated by the authorities."
Andy Hunter writes a feature on Marouane Fellaini ahead of tonight's FA Cup Merseyside derby. "Hairstyles alone do not make a cult hero at Everton, particularly when the player underneath arrived amid such expectation and with even greater responsibility, and it is testament to Fellaini's ability with a ball, not a brush, that his return to face Rafael BenÃtez's side is viewed by many in blue as their key to reaching the fifth round."
Robbie Keane's loyalty and Daniel Levy's ability to turn the other cheek are questioned by Neil Ashton. "Head turned. Commitment absent. Negative influence. Welcome back, then, Robbie Keane… Frightening football, isn't it? It is such a fickle game, a forgiving sport where the only moral is to act immorally. Levy is actually a decent guy, with Tottenham's best interests at heart, but the return of Keane is difficult for the supporters to accept. It has to be." Dan Silver also rips into Robbie Keane, arguing "there have always been suspicions that Keane couldn't cut it on the biggest of stages, and by choosing the easy way out he's more or less confirmed his status as a second rate striker."
And keeping with Spurs, Tim Sherwood lays out his concerns to Antony Kastrinakis. Sherwood: "Individually, some of the players have the fight and some haven't. Robbie cares. He really falls out with people when things aren't going well. We need that. That's why we tried so hard to get Craig Bellamy because we've got a lot of nice guys at the club and, no disrespect, but Craig Bellamy is not very nice. The guy is a winner and he'll let people know if they're not pulling their weight. Robbie's got that in him also. That's what we need, for sure."
The big economic football story of the day is deliver by Nick Harris explains the impact of the deal – "The importance of the rights' sale cannot be overstated. In short, huge TV income equals big-name players on big wages, competitiveness in Europe, and success by various definitions."English football's television rights bonanza was in full swing last night as Sky paid more than £1 billion to secure its grip as the main Premier League broadcaster… No figures are known, but it is believed that the company will have paid close to the present £1.314 billion."
I'd bet that one of Newcastle and Portsmouth will go down. It's hard not to be pessimistic — they weren't active enough. Ryan Taylor, Peter Lovenkrands and Kevin Nolan are not enough to stop their downward spiral, especially when Newcastle have sold their brilliant Given. It might take a few more dodgy penalties such as the one they received on Sunday for them to stay up."
The same exercise is taken by the Mirror, but with contrasting results. "Ricardo Quaresma: Inter Milan to Chelsea (loan) A deadline day signing that took almost everyone by surprise, Ricardo Quaresma is a genuinely talent who will be desperate to prove he can cut it outside of the Portuguese domestic league. The natural width he provides, meanwhile, could provide a crucial fillip to Chelsea's title challenge. Good business for: Chelsea."
Finally, taking a more panoramic view on the transfer window is Neil Ashton, arguing that "teams in the Premier League play it out in public, lifting their skirts for grateful newspaper reporters and then denying everything the next day on rolling sports news channels."


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I would love to say that our team came up with the idea of the IP Vault by framing these questions...
What if people could also time-stamp and securely store their IP to prove that they created it first? What if the ID your IP report could be stored in the the IP Vault for free and as proof of an IP inventory or audit? What if IP Vault was free for some .edu users for a limited period of time?
Instead, the IP Vault was something that was suggested when Traklight was a client of the Arizona State University (ASU) Innovation Advancement Program last spring. The ASU team thought we should tap into cloud computing and storage with an technology twist on the old idea of mailing your IP to yourself and keeping it sealed. Which does not necessarily work anymore (more on that in a later blog).
It's a Pivot!
If I had read Eric Reis' book, the Lean Startup, which I had not at the time, I would have known that the ASU team's idea was a pivot. Our initial reaction was that's a cool idea but not what Traklight does. We were designing an online tool to allow people to identify their IP at a fraction of the cost of going to an attorney or consultant. We were focused on building the backbone of the questionnaire at that time.
One team member pushed the idea and we did a quick what if analysis; some market research; and cost analysis. We changed our minds because it was a complimentary product and perhaps an interesting marketing tool.
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Call for Future Leaders of the grape and wine sector
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Workshop for agricultural advisors on the Carbon Farming Initiative - Launceston, 4 June 2012.
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Chinese delegates visit Tasmanian farms
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Delbert McClinton and Self-Made Men
This is a free concert made possible by a community advocate. Sheboygan Street between Marr and Portland streets will be closed to traffic. There will be cash bars and anyone who would like an alcoholic beverage will need to purchase a wristband. Lawn chairs are permitted but only on the sidewalks and lawns. No chairs are permitted on the street.
Delbert McClinton is considered a master among Texas music aficionados, rock artists (he gave harmonica lessons to a young John Lennon), blues experts, and critics. McClinton is highly respected, not only for the incredible longevity of his career but for his ability to meld genres into his own style. Blues, jazz, and country influences are found in all his music.
McClinton has won three Grammy Awards.
Born in Lubbock, Texas and later moving to Fort Worth, he learned from some of the best, backing blues legends Jimmy Reed and Freddie King. At the age of 22, he traveled to England with Bruce Channel to play the harmonica. The Beatles were opening for them. John Lennon and McClinton became friends.
"John wanted me to give him some tips on harmonica," McClinton said. "The story's been romanticized. I didn't really teach him. I showed him what I did. When to suck and when to blow. Nothing really more than that. Although it was a moment in time."
McClinton continued his career in Texas, then Los Angeles before moving to Nashville and signing with ABC Records. There he released his first solo project, Victim of Life's Circumstances. His success continued, including a Top 10 hit, "Givin' It Up For Your Love."
McClinton won his first Grammy in 1991 for his duet with Bonnie Raitt, "Good Man, Good Woman." The following year, he collaborated with Melissa Etheridge, Tom Petty and Tanya Tucker.
He won his other two Grammys about a decade later.
McClinton credits his more than six decades in the business to his musical versatility. He has managed to stay ahead of the curve – rather than just riding the wave of musical popularity. The blues and jazz laden "Prick Of The Litter" – his latest album is another example of this.
Influences of Johnny Mercer, Nat King Cole and other crooners sets the stage for McClinton's weathered vocal which has only gotten sweeter with time.
McClinton will be performing with his working band, Self-Made Men which include Bob Britt (guitar), Kevin McKendree (keyboards), Mike Joyce (bass), Jack Bruno (drums), and Quentin Ware (trumpet).Free


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On Queensland Day, Saturday 6 June, more than 2000 state school students came together at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Boondall, to celebrate the state's people, places and stories as part of Creative Generation - State Schools Onstage 2009.
A spectacular success, the show demonstrated just how much talent exists in our Queensland state schools with performances by student vocalists, dancers, musicians and variety performers.
The level of professionalism of the students and the quality of their performances was of the highest standard and their abilities amazed audiences and Creative Generation - State Schools Onstage organisers alike.
Young or old, the show had something for everyone and you could not help but be impressed by Queensland's state school students.
Throughout the rehearsal process, students gained invaluable guidance, support and insight into the performing arts from professional tutors, coaches and choreographers.
For many students, the opportunity to perform with some of Queensland's greatest performing artists was the highlight and for others, it was the chance to perform on such a grand scale in front of so many people.
You can be sure that for many of the young performers in Creative Generation - State Schools Onstage 2009, it was an experience that they will never forget and for some, it may even change their lives. All students in the production have bright futures ahead of them.
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Islamic prayers in Marshall Park draw critics
There are 78 comments on the The Charlotte Observer story from Sep 1, 2012, titled Islamic prayers in Marshall Park draw critics. In it, The Charlotte Observer reports that:
Ibrahim Jaaber, showing his patriotism with his head wrap, videotapes the gathering of about 300 on Friday, Aug.
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#61 Sep 5, 2012
Wait until the towel heads take you dumb bastards over!!
"... truth will out."
Since: May 08
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#63 Sep 5, 2012
You're the one who gave himself "the atheist" screen name; I just doubt your sincerity.
"Facts, not fiction"
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#64 Sep 5, 2012
You are wrong again!
How often do you need to be wrong before starting to try and comprehend what people are writing, rather than assume what they are writing and thus make stuff up?
"Facts, not fiction"
Since: Apr 07
#65 Sep 5, 2012
Fun one, that addition: it came after repeated attacks from muslims on christianity whenever I pointed out the idiocy in their religion, demanding I explain certain things christians supposedly believed.
Even after that addition several of them still thought they'd convince me of their arguments by dragging christianity in, or appeal to a "common" belief in a god. Or started to accuse me of a being a jew...
So, no surprise to also find a religious zealot of the christian persuasion to put me in the box of another religion, just to alleviate his concerns that he actually might need rational arguments (which he deons't have) to convince this person.
#66 Sep 6, 2012
But I'm not wrong, Dorthy. Your own words forsake your resentment.
"Now thats a tin hat!"
Since: Oct 07
Blue Ridge Mountains
#67 Sep 6, 2012
You have explained nothing here numbnuts.
Perhaps you are a lion of th edesert on other topix, but here, you are just roman looking to roast some christians.
Are you really to stupid to realize we can just look back to see your deluions for what they are???
You may have indeed showed the same venom about ragheads as spike lovers, but you have only claimed to do that here, you thundering moron.
Jakarta, Indonesia
#68 Sep 6, 2012
Not all of Muslim idea is bad!
I think person like Joe or Faith tend to generalize all Muslim idea as bad idea. To be honest, there are same Muslim are great. Let me give example.... contract marriage.
Since i am libertarian and believe in free market very much. I think that consent transaction of individuals should be respected. Even the contract agreement is very extreme, because is consent act. Contract marriage is still better than prostitution or free sex, since there is contract on it. Plus it's a form safety net.
Government force monogamy cut competition of option, so people to be force to chose adultery.
Cell phone become cheap in market, because government don't interfere the market. If Government legalize all kind of marriage, i think it would work just like cell phone.
But Muslim also should legalize Polyandry too. Why? Competition are the one that create quality.
I gave you very extreme example. Philippine government criminalize divorce and only legalize monogamy. Because of that rate of cohabitation goes up.
If you guys love monogamy so much. You guys can go to commie state.
"... truth will out."
Since: May 08
Stratford, Connecticut.
#70 Sep 7, 2012
Muslims often call anyone they don't like "Jews," or do you think there's something wrong with the Jews, too, Marco?
Jakarta, Indonesia
#71 Sep 7, 2012
You are right on that one. Muslim blame Jew for persecution of Jesus. And start blame the Jew game.
Jakarta, Indonesia
#72 Sep 7, 2012
One thing i don't like about conservative Christian in US. They love to give hand out to persecuted Middle east Christian. But they don't want give hand out to liberal college student.
This what i think since i am mix race white. I hate hand out. But i prefer to give hand out to liberal college student (most of them white) than give it to persecuted Middle east Christian (non white)
#73 Sep 7, 2012
You need to acquire moral intelligence.
You are divided inside of you.
Jakarta, Indonesia
#74 Sep 7, 2012
Divided? How?
"... truth will out."
Since: May 08
Stratford, Connecticut.
#75 Sep 8, 2012
Multiple Personality Disorder, Tom; all your "sock puppets" are beginning to adversely affect you.
"Women are people, not objects."
Since: Sep 09
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#76 Sep 8, 2012
Constant, public Christian prayers, door-to-door advertisement, unwanted public solicitation in the form of "comic strips", forcing kids in public school to pledge themselves to a Christian god in order to feel patriotic to their nation...
None of this strikes anyone as pushy, oppressive, tyrannical or obnoxious?
Does absolutism only count as something bad when it doesn't reflect something you personally believe in?
Christians and Muslems are the villains of religion, today? Why? Because they are the ones willing to murder and bomb other people to MAKE them worship as THEY wish. Christians need to stop pretending they are any better. They aren't.
I haven't seen any Buddhist, Wiccans or Hindus threatening people with bombs or trying to mandate their beliefs into law to force everyone else to follow it.
"Now thats a tin hat!"
Since: Oct 07
Blue Ridge Mountains
#77 Sep 8, 2012
While I am sure that many christians go over there to help the poor middle east christians, all are there to help convert the poor muslims toward the one true path.
And all the christians have a different belief on that true path.
What little belief I have is that God is so way above us little amoebas that we don't have a chance of understanding his thoughts, and we have a lot of hubris filled people that think they know.
So, I believe that all roads lead to God.
Sometimes he has to send a travel agent to help the more limited people to show them a road they can understand.
Jakarta, Indonesia
#78 Sep 8, 2012
Christian conservative claim that they want small government. On the reality, they are the one that promote big government. Big government that intrusive to personal habits.
Jakarta, Indonesia
#79 Sep 8, 2012
Jesus don't understand that, help is incentive. Bail out losers, you will create more loser. But i can understand that, Jesus never use his own resource to bail out loser.
If i Jesus, i would ask, "Do you buy insurance? You don't have insurance, right? You are irresponsible person. Leprosy is matter of personal responsibility . If i help you, i will create chain circle of irresponsibility".
Helping persecuted Christian = subprime mortgages = food stamp
#80 Sep 9, 2012
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Founded in 1976 the Fudgcicle 5K race runs every Saturday morning at 8:00 AM from Tewksbury High School during the months of January and February. This race series replaces the regular Saturday morning group runs.
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Influenza virus neuraminidase (NA) plays a crucial role in facilitating the spread of newly synthesized virus in the host and is an important target for controlling disease progression. The NA crystal structure from the 1918 "Spanish flu" (A/Brevig Mission/1/18 H1N1) and that of its complex with zanamivir (Relenza) at 1.65-A and 1.45-A resolutions, respectively, corroborated the successful expression of correctly folded NA tetramers in a baculovirus expression system. An additional cavity adjacent to the substrate-binding site is observed in N1, compared to N2 and N9 NAs, including H5N1. This cavity arises from an open conformation of the 150 loop (Gly147 to Asp151) and appears to be conserved among group 1 NAs (N1, N4, N5, and N8). It closes upon zanamivir binding. Three calcium sites were identified, including a novel site that may be conserved in N1 and N4. Thus, these high-resolution structures, combined with our recombinant expression system, provide new opportunities to augment the limited arsenal of therapeutics against influenza.
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Is Puppet's Enough Really Enough?
A bird once told me that pop-punk was making a comeback this year. Why does this matter? Because Puppet that's why. 2016 is going to be big for the Monstercat artist as we await his debut EP. As a sneak preview of the sounds awaiting from the EP, Puppet has released the second track "Enough is Enough" to the world sending us straight back to our teenage angst years.
Puppet & Cormak – Enough Is Enough feat. Richard Caddock
This beginning may be my favorite as Puppet & Cormak smash our ears with heavy synth chords reminding me of Andrew Bayer's opening to Do Androids Dream. 8-bit sounds swirl around your headphones as Richard Caddock's lead vocals on the track bring memories of my teenage years rushing back to me. Memories of All Time Low, Mayday Parade and all the other pop-punk bands come back to me as Puppet and Cormak fast forward to 2016 with hypnotic melodies and a driving beat perfect for those bright winter days.
Related: Puppet and The Eden Project – The Fire
Puppet burst onto the Monstercat scene last year with phenomenal originals that we have featured here on Only The Beat. After taking a break at the end of the year to finish his EP, I for one am excited to hear the finished product when it is released.
Related: Pierce Fulton & Puppet – The Boy and The Beast
Monstercat took a big step in 2015 signing tons of new artists that are making waves in the new age of electronic music. 2016 seems to be following in 2015's footsteps, so you should definitely keep your eye on them.
Follow Monstercat and Puppet on all social media channels along with keeping track of their latest releases here at Only The Beat. Listen to Puppet and Cormak's "Enough Is Enough" above and purchase it now from iTunes, Beatport or Bandcamp, whichever you prefer.
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I have the 7200NEX and when you select MAPS it says iGO loading and then it closes. Everything else with the unit is working well.
How can I fix this issue?
Where is the SD card located?
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Thank you for the help!
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