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Ignoring their union's recommendation, flight attendants for Alaska Airlines rejected a tentative five-year contract that included some...
Ignoring their union's recommendation, flight attendants for Alaska Airlines rejected a tentative five-year contract that included some pay raises but also called for higher health-insurance costs and less-attractive work rules.
Just over 60 percent of the participating flight attendants voted against the tentative agreement, which was reached during marathon negotiations in May.
The move will send management and union representatives back into mediation.
The Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) also plans to hold a strike vote "to show management we're willing to strike for a better agreement," said Veda Shook, president of the union at Alaska. But no timetable has been set for the strike vote, and the AFA told members recently that it would be "a long while" before they could strike.
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The federal Railway Labor Act, which covers airlines, allows workers to strike only after a mediator declares that the parties have reached an impasse.
In a question-and-answer message to members before the vote, the AFA called the proposed contract "a very sound agreement in any time and absolutely the best agreement in these times."
Still, Shook said she is not disappointed by the vote. "The flight attendants have clearly said that what is in this contract is not sufficient."
Last week, Alaska's pilots overwhelmingly rejected a tentative agreement that would have meant less-severe pay cuts than those imposed on them by an arbitrator in April.
Union leaders said the airline's 1,453 pilots preferred to take the pay cuts imposed by an arbitrator rather than pay higher health-insurance premiums and make other concessions called for in their tentative agreement.
The pilots union has asked a federal district court to vacate the arbitrator's decision.
Ray Neidl, an airline analyst at Calyon Securities in New York, said the pilots' contract "should lead the way for the other unions. That's the type of sacrifice that's going to be necessary to keep Alaska Airlines competitive."
Alaska has been negotiating with the union representing its 2,375 flight attendants for almost two years, including about a year in mediation. Their contract became amendable in October 2003.
Alaska CEO Bill Ayer said he is disappointed with the vote.
"Our goal remains to achieve a collaborative agreement with the features Alaska needs to compete, grow and offer good jobs and a secure future," he said in a written statement.
Alaska is in negotiations with four other employee groups. It is in mediation with 2,838 clerical, office and passenger-service employees who are represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
That union also represents 1,072 baggage handlers and stores agents, with whom mediated negotiations are scheduled to resume next month.
The airline incensed the IAM in May when it outsourced the jobs of 472 unionized baggage handlers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Alaska's 703 aircraft technicians, cleaners and fleet-service workers have reached a tentative agreement with the company, and results of that union vote are expected July 29.
The airline also has 35 dispatchers with whom a tentative agreement has been reached, although specific contract language is being finalized.
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Phase I Trial of Intravenous Fenretinide (4-HPR) Plus Intravenous Safingol for Patients With Relapsed Malignancies
Endpoint Classification: Pharmacokinetics Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
Determine the maximum tolerated dose of an intravenous safingol in combination with fenretinide
The primary outcome mesure of this study is to determine the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) of an intravenous (emulsion) safingol when administered as a continuous intravenous (c.i.v.) infusion for two days, once every 3 weeks, in combination with fenretinide (4-HPR) intravenous emulsion administered as a continuous intravenous infusion for five days, once every 3 weeks.
approximately six months
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Yo... Is my new Mac Desk top trippn' or what?.. I dont see CA up in this bitch. Talk to me player!!
Machine Politics vs L'Équipe, August 2010. Photo by Steph Simcox
An exclusive state versus state bench style tournament.
Invited states are AZ, CO, KS, OK, NM, NV, TX, WY
If your state is wild and in the west, speak up and we might let you play.
Format will be teams of 6-8 players (teams of 6 are allowed 1 out of region player, with teams of up to 8 allowed). We suggest a team captain to facilitate rotation as this will be enforced. Rules will be announced but will definitely include a hockey style shootout if a tie occurs.
We are expecting full rosters from AZ, NV, NM, hopefully CO and TX too. If your state can't roster the full 6 try joining forces with another invited club. If you think you can field two teams let us know. Limit of 8 teams.
Matches will be two 25 minute halves with a 5-10 minute halftime.
Uniform shirts are mandatory. They can be whatever you want, so long as everyone on your team is wearing the same color. Make a post on what color you want. Unfortunately, NM will be yellow because Robin cannot play wearing any other color. Uniform color will be the first team to post first choice, one post per state, then confirmed 2 weeks before tournament.
Court is a 140 ft x 60 ft outdoor roller hockey rink, with 2-3 feet tall concrete walls, rounded corners, and a 6 foot fence on top of that. Surface is single-slab float-finish concrete with no cracks (really nice court). There are benches for each team as well as entry/exit doors for rotating players quickly, and the dreaded penalty boxes!
Lights are non-existent so show up at 9am, games start 10am sharp. All games will end by 8pm (sunset).
Housing. Santa Fe has a small club now so hopefully some clubs will be able to stay up there. Everyone else is welcome to make the drive with ABQ (1 hour door to court). It should be nice out so if you're down with backyard camping please let us know. Santa Fe is at 7000 ft. so it will be cool but sunny; bring layers and sunscreen. Full Lunch will be provided and AM bagels and fruit.
3 vs. 3 tournament is dependent on attendance. We hope to have enough teams to stay busy both Saturday and Sunday with the bench style tournament; if turnout is low we will do the bench style tournament on Saturday and have a 3 vs. 3 double elimination tournament on Sunday.
We should have lots of prizes and give-aways for everyone. Our sponsors are providing great gear!
Yo... Is my new Mac Desk top trippn' or what?.. I dont see CA up in this bitch. Talk to me player!!
"We don't need no education"
Hey David, I'm in if you wanna go fuck shit up? We need to rep Cali. Unless they are scared!
Deaddog- sacbikepolo
Thats what it smells like!!. yo Bob If ur scared go to church!!. Ha,
"We don't need no education"
This is our 3rd year having a tournament. Never seen you here. Jouche, Fraggle and Machine are the only Cali's to represent. You guys have your western conference champs in Portland, trying to get other cities/states involved in bench minor action.
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This is our 3rd year having a tournament. Never seen you here. Jouche, Fraggle and Machine are the only Cali's to represent. You guys have your western conference champs in Portland, trying to get other cities/states involved in bench minor action.
And me.
Sorry Dus, plus you'll always be AZ for me.
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So we are NOT invited? No Cali team? I'm sure we could do this.
Deaddog- sacbikepolo
check out post #27 below
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Im in on this!
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Were's Utah in this mix. Looks like you were going for every state that toaches NM, but why Wyoming and Vegas?
You can't forget about your 4Corner brother. And you could be Cordial ask MEXICO to play in this since your state is named after them.
Pistolero you know why man, when you are not invited to a party you have to throw your own FIESTA. Hope this goes good NEW MEXICO so it will be a annual event. Goodluck
You make the rules and I'll play the game.
Utah is more than welcome to post, but since they've only made one tournament showing (Tempe 3), didn't think they would make it.
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Did you get a little too much BEST COAST polo in Tempe?
Ride, bake, polo, repeat.
Peace to all the Gods and the Earths!
Not really, we only played Santa Cruz and PDX-pats. 1L/1W.
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"wear a face mask or duck" - Tall George
stick 2 da code, stop snitchin'
I like this idea :)
winner of ours plays winner of yours? champion gets a golden railroad spike??
just curious, why are those 8 states the only ones invited?
carve. smash. eat shit.
I know OK got invited based solely on how hard we polo and not on the fact that we're a neighboring state.
Cadabbers - "We will literally stab you"
just curious, why are those 8 states the only ones invited?
They are the closest cities to us, and trying to get different teams involved in Bench style action. West coast has the conference champs, Midwest has the battle for midwest. Gotta reward teams who've come to our past tournaments. Ask Scooter or Maxxx, they know what's up.
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"If your state is wild and in the west, speak up and we might let you play"
Cadabbers - "We will literally stab you"
We are the ones that put the WILD on the West!!
"We don't need no education"
Cali is too refined, I mean Beverly Hills, Napa Valley, a Mediterranean climate. I said Wild west not Mild west
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"Mild west" made me "ha"
Cadabbers - "We will literally stab you"
For real wheres the love for Cali?!
Much love Cali, except for no love, but I think he like's it that way. j/k. We are much more open to having a non LA/San Fran Cali Team come out. Basically we are trying to invite cities who did not get invites to other bench style tournaments. Ask Santa Cruz and Sac see if they'll make a team with you and you could still bring 2 LA heads to make a team of 8.
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This is a great way of handling city invites. Portland bike polo would love to include every city willing to travel to Portland for our bench style tournament, but it's just not logistically possible with 1 court. Every club who wants to play in a bench style tournament should have an opportunity to.
So if TX wants to play, we organize our own team then come to you and say we wanna play? I guarantee we can field a team, but this sign up is a bit vague
Get rad
The essence of New Mexico is vagueness. Don't rely on rules and regulations for registration. Put your foot in the door (it's open by the way) and you'll be welcomed with open arms and the mild tingling sensation that accompanies the chile. If you can make it and can field the team just send Mr. Wire a word and I'll be damned if he doesn't kiss both your cheeks when you come barreling into town, guns blazing or not.
traitor!!! Give me a week or so to figure registration/rules out. Was just contacted by Pete and trying to get this in line with other bench style tournaments. Miss you Jake.
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There's no mention in the explanation. Are the benches provided or not? There's bagels and fruit, but nothing about the seating arrangement.
This is all hilarious. Glad to be floating around the Poloverse drinking my wine and biding my time.
"So this is how it ends"MACHINE
I'm a native of the 505, but I live in Alabama now. If I can swing the scheduling, can I swing a spot on a Wild West Team? I distinctly recall last year's desert bench minor being one of the hi-lights of my polo year.
Cadabbers - "We will literally stab you"
Jacques, was great playing with you last year but the NM team is looking pretty full right now. Your best bet might be contacting some of the other invited clubs and seeing if you can play as an out of region team member. There might be a B team from NM or another state that could also be a possibility. Once I get a better figure on who's coming I'll let you know.
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2x where is the Cali Love?
Even though I know who i'll be repping with..TULSA!
Peace to all the Gods and the Earths!
Much love Cali, except for no love, but I think he like's it that way. j/k. We are much more open to having a non LA/San Fran Cali Team come out. Basically we are trying to invite cities who did not get invites to other bench style tournaments. Ask Santa Cruz and Sac see if they'll make a team with you and you could still bring 2 LA heads to make a team of 8.
Plenty of Cali Love just not for SF and LA, sorry.
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The mini bench minor we played at the last tournament here was so much fun! Definitely will try to make it to this!
We'll be there Bob. 6 hours driving for polo now is a gd hop skip jump after a few trips to Tempe, KS and Austin. Can't wait! Also aiming for Friendlierest.
Thanks Colorado looking forward to some awesome match-ups. We are currently setting up the rules and registration with the other bench tournaments going on this year in hopes of a larger championship some where in the not to distant future.
If any other state knows if they are planning on coming we would appreciate the notice. As of now I have loose confirmations from NM, CO, AZ and TX. If people from OK, KA, WY and NV could let us know if there is a good chance of you coming out (or not) would appreciate (doesn't have to be definite) just trying to see how many teams and from where.
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Yes,Tulsa is working to coordinate with all the OK clubs to put together a team and I feel there is a good chance we will be there.
How many other Oklahoma Polo clubs are there? I thought you all were the only active one.
texas will definitely have a team if not two submitted.
also. don't give one to OK unless they are FOR SURE going to play. it would be unfortunate to give that spot up to them if they aren't going to fulfill...
this goes for all. PLEASE COMMIT AND BE COMMITTED. and if something happens that would change your ability and you know WELL IN ADVANCE please don't hold out on notification as there are plenty of others i'm sure that would step in if allowed.
and i like that LA and SF are not invited. hahaha. sorry but the rest of us over here haven't had this format played before ever as a group...thank you for that ABQ.
were there enough CAPITAL words in there?
Get rad
yeah, this tournament thread is not dead. I think we will until the end of April before we make teams commit will have poster up soon too! looking forward to playing with all you South Centralies. And I think there should be plenty of room, doesn't look like KA or WY will have a team.
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I would love to play but it doesn't look like anyone from Denton/Dallas wants t make the drive. Any teams looking for another player?
So I dont think I am going to the pdx BM (sketchy dates) but I still want to play in this "season" just as a free agent for another city and play through the "season" with them.. Hey Phx n tempe!
Just couse we dint get invited (L.A) doesnt mean we're not attending!! Rolln' with the Las Vegas hommies.. see u there Chandel!!
"We don't need no education"
"We don't need no education"
Awesome David glad you can make it out here, also if any other LA people want to play there will probably be a "B" team from either TX or NM that will most likely be able to pick up a player. We will know for sure at end of April.
***UNLESS a non LA/SF California still wants to send a team let us know and we will reserve the 8th spot for you.***
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I have lots of space in ABQ for people who need a place to stay. Santa Fe has some really cheap hotels on south Cerillos Road. Let me know if you need housing or transportation from the airport or where ever. We can help coordinate. Hope to see some new heads out!!!
Robin C.
OK, We finally have the poster, but now we need to know who is really coming and who is not. Please confirm team rosters and your teams preferred jersey colors. A simple post will do. I'll give everyone 1 week to respond before I come hunting you down.
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Any citys need a lefty for this? Let me know soon looking at flights now! I'll play on any team any city, pick me up. Good all around player.
Deaddog- sacbikepolo
Joe, I'd really recommend waiting on making plans outside California, there may just be some plans in the works down here.
Sara, let me know asap! Been diein to come and play with my LA HOMMIES!
Deaddog- sacbikepolo
Check yo facebook! I messaged you for a mailing address a little bit ago.
Hey danya stop trolling LOBP and picking players off our tournament. I know you guys are sad because you didn't get an invite but show some love to your SW clubs and support the rest of us. Plus I was actually hoping to see Pistolero out here.
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This is the Santa Fe Court!
Are we playing water polo? who's that chick on the court they look hot!
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Hey Bob - The Panaracer Tires came in...
I think you have their art work.
We need to add them to the sponsor list, please.
It should be fun...RIGHT?
Vegas needs a few more players.
California welcomed.
Text me (70two)two17-6five86
Let us know when you land me or robin can pick you up from the airport
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Santa Fe has several players who are looking for a team.
It should be fun...RIGHT?
u guys spelled Championship wrong on the poster.. just saying
"We don't need no education"
What? you never heard of a chamionship? Thanks now we will have something to razz Robin about tonight at polo; and he is supposed to be our most educated player, I guess they don't teach spelling at CalPoly.
Plus are you still playing with Vegas? get your LA peeps to help fill out their roster.
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Oops! I was never good at spelling. It's getting close!
Colorado has a team, we are working on a roster, we like light blue. Roster as of today says, Tall George, Duncan, Jeff C., Erin, Brandon, Nick. I will update as these square state kids get it together.
That will never work.
i think you can safely add max and jill to that roster
I'll be there. So will Jill. Light Blue? We'll see what we can do.
OK, Looks like we have a couple of teams paying attention.
Team colors are as follows
NM - Yellow
CO - Blue (light)
NV - Black
AZ, TX and OK we're still waiting. Get yo shit together for the polo!
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I actually prefer cobalt, but whatevs.
Austin is trying to get some folks together for this. When do we have to let you guys know something?
Fuck off
It would help by next Wednesday, that is when we are getting the food and that is probably the only logistical thing we have to worry about. If you don't know by then still come we just might have eaten all the food. If you need housing let me or Robin know, I believe his house is still available (both in ABQ).
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We are showing up but some of us were wondering what we were looking at in terms of entry fee
It should be pretty low, I'm thinking no more than $10 a person
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Current Team colors
NM- yellow
CO - Blue or cobalt for nick
NV - Black
TX - Purple
I've heard from NOD that AZ is coming but haven't heard what color shirt
Oklahoma, anything?
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NMb - White
It should be fun...RIGHT?
Damn. Go figure. Orange it is. See you guys soon
Not Yet....Not Yet.
So for all who are driving into SF. The main exit (St. Francis Rd) from I-25 is currently closed due to construction.
So if you are coming from the north exit at Old Pecos Trail and continue onto the access road I belive is Rodeo to Camino Carlos Rey (a few miles).
If you are coming from the south take (Cerrillos Road Exit):
Exit I-25 at Cerrillos road and go about 4.3 miles north.
Take a Right on Camino Carlos Rey and go down about 0.7 miles.
Take a Right on Las Casitas.
The rink is on the right.
From Train Station:
Take the bike path back down the tracks to Siringo Road.
Go Right on Siringo Road about 1.1 miles.
Take a Left on Camino Carlos Rey.
Take a Right on Las Casitas.
The rink is on the right-there is a parking lot next to it.
Let me know if you need directions, a place to stay or any details on good eats in ABQ and SF.
For those who are staying in ABQ at my house or at Bob's there is a Critical Mass ride at ~6PM on Friday. Last month we had ~150 people riding. I was planning on partying at my house on Saturday evening after polo, which is a tradition by now.
On Saturday evening around 9:30PM there is our bi-weekly Poker Ride. You show up (with beers, etc...) buy-in for $5 (optional) and get a card at each stop. The best hand wins the pot. Last time the pot was $155.
If we are too tired to do the Poker Ride we (ABQ) may go and then show up at my house for the last stop and then PARTY!
It really depends on when people get to ABQ and cleaned up and fed.
AZ is on Thee way. We'll be in Santa Fe by 1:00. The Piranha are stoked
Again another fun friendly tourney. Bob, Robin(ABQ) and Jeff(Sante Fe), Thank you for having us. Solid competition, friends, food, stellar weather, and a dude in a dress. Loved it all.
Not Yet....Not Yet.
Thanks everyone for coming out, putting up with the wind and the bracket confusion. NV and TX thanks for bringing in some new blood. AZ and CO always glad to host our neighbors and everyone for making this a great weekend of polo. And thanks Olsen for coming out and showing that not quite everyone in LA hates me. And for any outsiders interested in tourney results...
1. AZ with the 3-peat
4. NMabq
6. NMsantafe
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Ditto on what Bob said. Here is a group photo, the final scores, and a photo of the mad dash for schwag!
Thank you guys for putting this on and welcoming us.
Big thanks to Robin for hosting the Vegas cut ups and entertaining us the entire weekend.
I really enjoyed Albuquerque. We had a great time.
We had a blast! Thanks again ABQ! Always worth the trip for us up here. AZ - pro talent, pro tactics.. You guys are heavy. Keep rockin. Hasta luego muchachos
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Years from now, when people look back at the renminbi's path to internationalisation, they will agree that May 2013 was a significant month. According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, it marked the first time that the volume of renminbi cleared under its real time gross settlement system exceeded that of the Hong Kong dollar. For the yuan, daily turnover was an average of 390 billion yuan (HK$494 billion); for the Hong Kong dollar, it was HK$487 billion.
This latest milestone is significant on two fronts. The first is the process of renminbi internationalisation itself. Since offshore renminbi business began in Hong Kong in 2004, China has heavily promoted the use of its currency in global trade and investment. In 2012, 12 per cent of China's cross-border trade - amounting to 2.94 trillion yuan - was settled in renminbi. By 2015, that figure will jump to one-third, we estimate.
Likewise, yuan-denominated cross-border investment is on the rise. Since the launch of the first dim sum bond, market issuance in Hong Kong has grown from 10 billion yuan in 2007 to 276 billion yuan last year. Our forecast for this year is in the region of 280-360 billion yuan.
As the renminbi becomes more accepted as a global trade, investment and - ultimately - reserve currency, the volume cleared under the HKMA's real time gross settlement system will only increase. By itself, the fact that the renminbi (a not-yet fully convertible currency) has a higher daily turnover than the Hong Kong dollar (a fully convertible currency) is already a sign that international adoption is picking up. This milestone is just a foretaste of the renminbi's potential as China continues its currency reform.
The increasing volume of renminbi cleared in Hong Kong is also significant for the city and its status as the leading offshore renminbi centre. The first half of this year saw the establishment of two more offshore renminbi hubs - Taiwan in February and Singapore in May. Sceptics feared that Hong Kong would lose its lead. Encouraging data coming out of the new hubs only reinforced their supposed concerns.
On June 11 in Taiwan - just over four months after renminbi business kicked off - renminbi deposits surpassed 70 billion yuan. Meanwhile, in Singapore, 53 transactions worth 1.61 billion yuan were cleared on the day the renminbi business was launched.
But Hong Kong was not to be outdone. As of April, renminbi deposits in Hong Kong stood at 677.2 billion yuan; in the same month, Hong Kong settled 84 per cent of China's renminbi-denominated cross-border trade.
Hong Kong is in an enviable position. Because of its historic and geographic ties with China, we own a "first mover" advantage. Also, we are often the testing ground for the Chinese government's experiments with its currency.
Our list of "firsts" is extensive. We were one of the first areas outside mainland China covered by the pilot scheme for cross-border trade settlement; we are home to the first dim sum bond market; and, with the development of Shenzhen's new Qianhai enterprise zone, we will soon become the first offshore participants in China's domestic lending market since 1949.
It is precisely because of our special relationship with mainland China that we should not view Taiwan and Singapore as threats. Rather, they should be our collaborators. Offshore renminbi business is still in its infancy, and considerably more can be achieved through co-operation. This is not a zero-sum game.
As the leading offshore centre, we should take the initiative and work with Taiwan and Singapore (and any and all that may follow) to make the pie that is offshore renminbi business bigger. What is good for the renminbi is good for Hong Kong.
At the same time that we foster greater collaboration with other centres, we should continue to develop new instruments that can contribute to further utilisation of the renminbi around the world. We sit atop the largest renminbi liquidity pool outside China.
As of the first quarter of 2013, the size of the pool (including deposits and certificates of deposit) was more than 800 billion yuan. The figure is expected to rise threefold by 2015. This represents a huge demand for renminbi products and services.
Internationalisation of the currency will continue, and Hong Kong will remain the leading offshore renminbi centre. Rather than worrying about losing our edge to phantom competitors, we should remain focused and keep up the good work we have done - and that is to help drive the renminbi to become a global currency.
Anita Fung is chief executive officer of HSBC Hong Kong
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Is anyone running 10GiAS on HP-UX 11i?
The reason I ask is that we have recently ported our OC4J applications from Solaris 8 to HP-UX 11i. Memory usage for the same AS components and the JVMs on HP is 6 times the amount of memory used in Solaris.
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A particle move rectilinearly with a constant acceleration of 1m/s2 .its speed after 10second is 5 m/s .The distance cover by particle in this duration is ? ( intial and final velocities are in opposite direction )
If it started from 0 and accelerated at 1 m/s/s for 10 s how fast would it be going?
=> 10 m/s
So it must have started from a negative speed of -5 m/s to get to 5 m/s after 10 sec.
Are you sure it is asking for distance and not displacement?
Start at a point, go for 5 sec negative while slowing to 0 m/s,
then 5 sec positive speeding up to 5 m/s
And you get back to where you started => displacement is zero.
The distance traveled is from the formula xf = x0 + v0t + 1/2(at2)
but you need to do it in 2 parts
x = 1/2(at2) = 1/2(1 m/s/s) (5 s)2
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He used natural light and a macro lens - a lens designed for extreme close-ups - and said it was difficult to get the rose in focus in the droplet.
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As regular readers may have noticed, I've had two weeks off blogging! It wasn't really intentional, but I've had a lot going on and I didn't want to palm you off with a half-hearted post. Needless to say I am now back, with a post I hope you'll enjoy - A little homeware haul! I've been re-doing my room over the past few weeks, so I thought I'd share with you some of the new things I've purchased...
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This beautiful Queen Anne style bureau is an early birthday present from my parents. I have wanted my own bureau for a while now and as soon as I saw this one I knew it had to be mine. My parent's didn't want me to have to wait until Oct 3rd to use it, so they let me have it early! It is duck egg blue and old white and has a stunning distressed finish. I. Love. It.
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I absolutely love flowers but as I am not always the best at looking after them, I thought I'd pick up these beautiful artificial flowers from Ikea instead. There are so many different types of flowers to choose from but I went for a mix of orchids and tulips in pink and white.
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This lovely heart shaped bowl would be perfect for using for your morning cereal or to hold sweet snacks whilst you watch a film, however I think I am going to use it on my dressing table! I'm tempted to use it to display some lip balms, mini blush pots or nail polishes, I haven't quite decided yet. Either way, it is a great sized bowl and can be used for whatever you like!
So there we have it, my latest homeware purchases! I hope you have enjoyed this post. Let me know if you have found any cute homeware pieces at B&M or any other low-cost stores. I am also on the look out for some new stationary, so if you can recommend any websites / stores leave the link in the comments below.
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I am so happy to read the positive postings going on and the amazing positive energy in the forum.
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The day after Donald Trump was inaugurated as president, members of the Diocese of Newark joined millions of people in women's marches around the globe. Many traveled to the nation's capital for the Women's March on Washington, while others joined "sister marches" in New York and New Jersey.
"I have never done anything like this in my life," said physician Debbie Quinn, a member of Church of the Redeemer, Morristown. She traveled with about 40 other people on a bus the church chartered for the march in Washington, D.C.
"It was an amazing day," she said. "I cried when I first heard the chanting of slogans."
The event also was a first for Doris Dicristina. "As I started to grasp the reality of the course our country was being launched on, I remembered the poem of the Holocaust by Pastor Martin Niemoller, which we call to mind every year at Redeemer when honoring the Holocaust," she said. "I knew I could no longer be an observer. I knew I had to speak up and take action. … We went to stand for justice for everyone and everything we hold dear in our country and to hold President Trump accountable to the American people, all the American people. We have started the journey, and we will not turn back."
For Redeemer Rector Cynthia Black, her decision to march related directly to the Baptismal Covenant. She recalled memorizing the page numbers for the covenant when the 1979 Book of Common Prayer came out.
"It spoke to me and my spiritual journey," she said. "It later came in handy when I could refer to it on my ordination exams, and it was useful last week when a reporter asked me why I was going to Washington to participate in the Women's March. To 'strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being' is what I have been trying to do all of my life, and marching – praying with one's feet – is one way to do that.
"Apparently I'm not alone. Sign after sign that people carried in marches all over the U.S. last Saturday, and that I saw pictures of on my Facebook feed during the March on Washington for Women, referenced these words of the Baptismal Covenant," she said. "I marched in Washington to protest the lack of dignity given to so many human beings by our incoming president. For me, marching was about my baptism. And it was a prayer."
The experience was "exhilarating," said Krista Donough, who traveled with Redeemer along with her brother and sister-in-law.
"To be in a large, peaceful crowd chanting, 'We are the popular vote!' and 'This is what democracy looks like!' was cathartic and energizing. I wanted to march because of the outrageous comments our president has made," she said. "It was wonderful on Saturday to be surrounded by love, encouragement and the sisterhood, including its honorary brothers. … It reminded me of the lyrics to a welcoming introit we often sing at church:
'Tear down the walls that divide us /
Remove the labels that define us /
Unbind the chains that confine us /
The fear that undermines us /
All God's people are welcome in this place.'"
On the way to and from Washington, the group stopped for respite at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, New Carrollton, Md. Redeemer member Yolanda Baker recalled the welcome there – "I am very grateful for their snacks and hospitality!" – and the positive spirit of marchers.
"I witnessed the kindest and most appreciative group of protesters I could have ever imagined," she said. "Everywhere I went people were thanking cops, high-fiving military personnel and expressing gratitude to the volunteers. There were blind folks with canes, people in wheelchairs and kids in strollers. People made room and made way. It did my heart good. This is America!"
Julie Crawford, a member of Church of the Messiah in Chester who traveled separately to Washington, also remarked on the diversity of demonstrators. "So much diversity, especially in terms of cause and age," she said, adding that she was "amazed by the presence of elderly women."
Crawford said she was fortunate to have a prepaid Metro card to get into Washington because the crowd swelled the line for buying cards to a half-mile long at the Shady Grove station. After the "tightest subway ride ever," she got off one stop before a Metro station that was so filled with demonstrators that no one could reach the exit. The crowds were so tight around the National Mall that "we were stuck for 1.5 hours about one block from the stage," she said, adding that the "Feds did a great job managing museums and access to facilities."
Messiah's rector, the Rev. Margaret Otterburn, encountered similar crowds during the march in New York.
"Arriving at 47th St. and First Ave. around 10:20 a.m., I could see many people had also arrived well before the 11 a.m. scheduled start time," she said. "I saw that the multitude of placards which were waving was on the whole negative – denouncing the new administration in some form or other. Promptly at 11 a.m., a well-organized program began, beginning with musical contributions and followed by a great many short, inspirational speeches. These were positive, declaring a determination of all Americans to work together to defend all the liberties that had been won over the years and not about to let them be taken away."
"By noon there was a vocal desire to march, and we moved a little way down 47th St.," she said. "But the size of the crowd, already spilling into Second Avenue and the streets beyond, seemed too large for the authorities to allow to proceed. So people patiently waited for another couple of hours before any marching was permitted."
The Rev. C. Melissa Hall, rector of St. James', Upper Montclair, joined a 2,000-person march organized by two women in their 80s. Hall told the Episcopal Journal that, approaching the venue, "all you could hear was laughter." The event was joyous, drawing "all types of people" supporting an array of issues.
"I loved watching the news about New York and so forth, but I have to say, being in a small town that never does anything like this ... it was amazing," she said. "There was a just a feeling as if for the first time it wasn't what car do you drive or what house do you live in or what school does your child go to. It was really, we're here as women, but we're here really as Americans, to say, 'We have a voice and need to use it.'"
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First portrait: Katherine Sedley, Countess of Dorchester by Godrey Kneller. Canvas, Oil. Second portrait:Artist John Singleton Copley, Neoclassism, Oil, Canvas Analyze each portrait on all levels...
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Formal portraits such as these were very much the style until the nineteenth century when the Impressionists took their canvases en plein air (outdoors) and painted some portraits there.
In the first painting, that of the Countess of Dorchester, by Godrey Kneller, the use of light and shadow is less dramatic than in the second portrait, making the subject more subdued and cordially expressive, perhaps, of a more refined personality. Here the emphasis is on the body and less on the face. Kneller, the top portrait painter of the eighteenth century in England studied under Ferdinand Bol, one of Rembrandt's students. Of course, Rembrandt make great use of a strong light source, and Kneller's portrait exemplifies this technique. In this English portrait, there is also a sophistication to the face of the subject.
John Singleton Copley is considered the greatest American painter of the eighteenth century because his easy naturalism of conception, power of design, delicacy and sureness of handling his medium surpasses the Colonial artists who preceeded him. As a painter in the Neoclassic movement, Copley employs a strictness of tone in this portraiture with sharp disctinctions of light and shadow, as well as using a very classical form to the dress and drapery and pose of the subject, who appears rather inflexible.


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Books in Our Library
Here are a few of the books we have on this topic in the library. To find more, try searching the catalog specifically for your topic -- for example "desegregation" or "little rock", and click Keyword.
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Some great resources that are available for free on the web:
- Civil Rights Digital LibraryA collection of primary source photographs, footage, documents, and interviews from museums and news corporations across the country. Use the menu on the left side to search by Media Type for news footage, letters, etc. Or find all sources related to a particular famous day or event.
- Truman Library: Desegregation of the Armed ForcesOnline archive focusing on President Truman's decision to desegregate the U.S. Armed Forces. Use the tabs at the top-right to find primary sources such as photographs, oral histories, and official reports.
- Encyclopedia of ChicagoA wonderful online encyclopedia created by the Chicago History Museum, Northwestern University, and the Newberry Library. This link leads to the general entry on the history of African Americans in Chicago. Follow the cross-reference hyperlinks to related articles, such as one about the South Side or the Chicago Black Renaissance. At the top of the page there is a "See Also" tab with suggestions for related entries, or you can simply search for what you are looking for.
- Voices of Civil RightsOnline exhibition at the Library of Congress
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In this WSB newsfilm clip from February 7, 1959, a reporter speaks from Arlington County in Virginia, where the all-white schools of Arlington County and Norfolk had been desegregated just days before.
Find more videos and other primary source documents at the Civil Rights Digital Library (see link above).
From the WSB-TV newsfilm collection, reel 0871, 42:09/44:25, Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection, The University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, Ga, as presented in the Digital Library of Georgia.
Library Databases
- KUA Library CatalogBooks and documentaries on DVD at KUA. Try a keyword search to get the most results on a topic. Use the "Power" search tool to narrow down: for example, search "civil rights" AND "malcolm x" for items about Malcolm X's role in the Civil Rights movement.
- Encyclopedia BritannicaA very current, general, easy-to-use database -- a great alternative to Wikipedia! Simply search by person's name, event, or topic: "booker t washington", "brown v board of education", "great migration", etc.
- Proquest Historical NewspapersA great place to look for primary sources -- every issue ever published by the NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, and the Hartford Courant. Before you search, try narrowing down by decade (1950s, for example) under Advanced Search to get the most relevant results. If you are looking for a particular event, you can even choose a specific day!
- CQ ResearcherA great starting point for current events issues. Find in-depth reports on the state of African American communities in the U.S. today. Most reports include timelines, graphs and charts, and pro/con debate sections.
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Citing Sources
- Noodletools Use NoodleTools to cite your sources and create a list of works cited.
- Purdue OWL: Research and WritingAn excellent guide to writing papers and citing sources properly, with many examples.


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"Rep. Costello, do your job!" was the first of several chants by the 25 people assembled under his office window on West Market St. on June 27.
Then, it was on to "Background checks now!" and "No guns for terrorists!"
And "What did Congress do after Sandy Hook?" Reply: "Nothing!" And the chants went on to a list of other mass shootings after which Congress likewise did nothing.
Chester County Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence leader Tom Buglio pointed out that 80-90% of Americans poll as wanting background checks and gun denials for individuals on the terrorist watch list—issues about which Rep. Ryan Costello (R PA-06) won't meet with CCCPGV personally, though his office staff has.
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Activists have repeatedly asked Costello to cosponsor HR 1217, introduced by Peter King [R-NY-2] and cosponsored by almost 200, including 5 R's and 2 D's from PA, but Costello will not answer. (See HR 1217 info here.) Buglio challenged Costello: "Stop protecting the NRA and start protecting your constituents."
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"It's mostly between (Tennessee and Georgia)," Gennesy said. "There's somebody else, but I can't remember."
The process of setting dates has been a bit tricky. The four-star prospect says his East Mississippi team doesn't have a bye week on the schedule, so taking official visits during the season will be difficult. That doesn't mean he's not trying to wedge them into his schedule, though. If they have to be mid-week trips, so be it.
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"Phase two - control of international ticket sales - and phase three - control of the Millennium Stadium - will follow.
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Jude claimed events since had proved otherwise, saying, "Regional rugby might be the right way forward, but what is in place is super teams by stealth by the greedy five.
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"If we are to go down the regional route it is OK by me, but let us all have a say in how it is structured."
Candidates for the head coaching positions at the five "regions" approved by the WRU are due to make presentations to a panel consisting of Lewis, WRU director of rugby Terry Cobner and Wales coach Steve Hansen on Friday. Cardiff chief executive Robert Norster be an observer.
The Western Mail under-stands the panel can recom-mend appointments but the regional teams will not necessarily implement them.
Cardiff chairman Peter Thomas has already indicated David Young will be their head coach next season, despite union moves to bring in someone else.
Lyn Jones (Neath/Swansea), Gareth Jenkins (Llanelli) and Leigh Jones (Newport/Ebbw Vale) are favourites for three of the top jobs with moves afoot to install Mike Ruddock at Bridgend/Pontypridd or Cardiff.
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Before dawn Tuesday, the first 96 inmates were moved from a prison in the south to another in the West Bank, where they were later to be released, a spokesman for Israel's Prisons Service told The Associated Press.
The first group of Palestinians to be swapped Tuesday includes 450 men and 27 women. The remaining 550 Palestinians are to be freed over a two-month period. Among the Palestinian prisoners to be freed are many involved in plotting suicide bombings inside restaurants and buses as well as shooting attacks that killed hundreds of Israelis and injured many more.
Late Monday, Israel's Supreme Court decided not to intervene in the deal that would exchange more than 1,027 Palestinian prisoners for Israeli soldier Sgt. Gilad Shalit.
Several families of victims of Palestinian attacks against Israel have asked the top court to block the swap.
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Definition of the noun Aeger
What does Aeger mean as a name of something?
Aeger is a genus of Aegeridae, described by Münster in 1839.
- synonym: genus Aeger
- kingdom: Animalia
- phylum: Arthropoda
- class: Malacostraca
- order: Decapoda
- family: Aegeridae
- members:
- species Aeger arinatus
- species Aeger armatus
- species Aeger brevirostris
- species Aeger brodiei
- species Aeger crassipes
- species Aeger elegans
- species Aeger elongatus
- species Aeger foersteri
- species Aeger fraconicus
- species Aeger gracilis
- species Aeger hidalguensis
- species Aeger insignis
- species Aeger laevis
- species Aeger lehmanni
- species Aeger libanensis
- species Aeger longirostris
- species Aeger luxii
- species Aeger macropus
- species Aeger marderi
- species Aeger muensteri
- species Aeger robustus
- species Aeger rostrospinatus
- species Aeger spinipes
- species Aeger straeleni
- species Aeger tipularius
Aeger is a genus of fossil prawns. They first occur in the Middle Triassic, and died out at the end of the Late Cretaceous. A total of 20 species are known.
Phrases with Aeger
Phrases starting with the word Aeger:
- Aeger Armatus
- Aeger Elegans
- Aeger Arinatus
- Aeger Spinipes
- Aeger Crassipes
- Aeger Tipularius
- Aeger Longirostris
Phrases ending with the word Aeger:
- Trox Aeger
- Genus Aeger
- Alastor Aeger
- Limonius Aeger
- Amarygmus Aeger
- Bakerella Aeger
- Brachinus aeger
- Polynoncus Aeger
- Species Trox Aeger
- Hymenocephalus Aeger
- Species Alastor Aeger
- Species Limonius Aeger
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The Spenser Encyclopedia (2003)
by A.C. Hamilton
aeger (and the noun aegritudo) refers also to mental and psychic illness: in the discussion of the diseases of the soul which threaten temperance in Tusculan Disputations 3–4, aegritudo (distress, dejection, or sorrow) is one of four major ...
Dictionary of Early English (1955)
by Joseph T. Shipley
Also aegritude; Latin aeger; aegrotus, sick; cp. egrote. R. Baron in THE CYPRIAN ACADEMY (1647) wrote: Now, now we symbolize in egritude And simpathize in Cupid's malady. An aegrotant was a sick person. Also aeger, a note certifying ...
Lexicon medicum, Græcolatinum ... Ex Hippocrate et Galeno desumptum (1651)
altera, ubi neque reliquae oris partes,neque etiam externarum partium ulla infiammata videtur, aeger tarnen suffocationis periculum in gutturc pei-sentir ; terna ,quando gutturis partes, tum cxtemae, tum internaesimiliterinflammantnr ; quarta, ...
The London Encyclopaedia (1829)
Or, Universal Dictionary of Science, Art, Literature, and Practical Mechanics, Comprising a Popular View of the Present State of Knowledge. Illustrated by Numerous Engravings, a General Atlas, and Appropriate Diagrams by Thomas Curtis
Cola pro usu : et sumat aeger cyathum parvum pro re nata. Take of hedge- hyssop cut into slices three ounces, senna leaves one ounce and a half, extract of liquorice three ounces, cassia electuary two ounces, distilled water a pint and a half.
Lexicon Encyclion... (1745)
by Johann A Weber
aeger morbo gravi, ber gefábrlid) barnieber liegt- ov. Kger animi , Or/, xger animo, , Cié. aeger ab animo , ¡'laut. fd)n>ermütí>¡8- *8er déliai, traurigreegen begangener "Kiffethat- su. aeger pedes, ber (-3efchweruug on Suffen bet- Chagra ...
Encyclopedia of Ancient Deities (2013)
by Charles Russell Coulter, Patricia Turner
Aeger (Teutonic) see Aegir. Aegeria (Roman) see Egeria. Aegeus ( Greek) ...
A dictionary of practical medicine (1833)
Capiat aeger altera qudque hora unum.
Biblical and Theological Bible Dictionary (2015)
by Watson, Richard
sincethe Apostolicage, for its temper, moderation, and sanctity; on the other, it hasbeen charged with injustice and cruelty, and burlesqued in such linesasthese :— Dordrechti synodus nodus; chorus integer, aeger; Conventus, ventus; sessio, ...
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Video shows what aeger means. Absent and excused from one's classes due to illness. Relating to such an excused absence. Aeger Meaning. How to ...
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abort(core dumped)
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What does it mean when I get the run time error....
abort(core dumped)
It means that the process has received a fatal signal, which has caused it to terminate and dump core. Probably, the program called the abort() function, which causes it to send SIGABORT to itself. A core dump is a file containing the status of the program's memory space and the programs context status at the time it crashed. It's very useful for debugging. For example, if you find the core dump (usually named just "core"), you can run "gdb program -c core" (where program is the path to the actual executable and core is the path to the core dump file), and you will be able to view what happened at the program's last moment (providing that you know how to use gdb, that is).
If you have no use for the core file, you'd better delete it, since core dumps can sometimes take really much space.