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In poverty-stricken 1978 Laos, a man from the city with a truck was somebody-a catch for even the prettiest village virgin. The corpse of one of these bucolic beauties turns up in Dr. Siri's morgue, and his curiosity is piqued. The victim was tied to a tree and strangled, but she had not, as the doctor had expected, been raped. And though the victim had smooth, pale skin over most of her body, her hands and feet were gnarled, callused, and blistered. On a trip to the hinterlands, Siri discovers that many women have been killed in this way. He sets out to investigate this unprecedented phenomenon-a serial killer in peaceful Buddhist Laos-only to discover, when he has identified the murderer, that not only pretty maidens are at risk: seventy-three-year-old coroners can be victims too.
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As usual, all is abnormal in Dr Siri Paiboun's morgue in downtown Vientiane. Siri and her team are investigating the case of three women skewered by a sword through their hearts. A culprit has been apprehended, tried and sentenced to death in a week's time. Siri isn't sure that they have the right man.
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In a small Lao village, a very strange thing has happened. A woman was shot and killed in her bed during a burglary; she was given a funeral and everyone in the village saw her body burned. Then, three days later, she was back in her house as if she'd never been dead at all. But now she's clairvoyant, and can speak to the dead. That's why the long-dead brother of a Lao general has enlisted her to help his brother uncover his remains, which have been lost at the bottom of a river for many years.
Lao national coroner Dr. Siri Paiboun and his wife, Madame Daeng, are sent along to supervise the excavation. It could be a kind of relaxing vacation for them, maybe, except Siri is obsessed with the pretty undead medium's special abilities, and Madame Daeng might be a little jealous. She doesn't trust the woman for some reason─is her hunch right? What is the group really digging for at the bottom of this remote river on the Thai border? What war secrets are being covered up?
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'As an escalating war edges into Communist Laos, feisty septugenarian ex-national coroner Dr. Siri Paiboun is preoccupied with another matter: tracing a mysterious message he's received in the form of a severed finger.' (Publication summary)
Laos, 1979: Retired coroner Siri Paiboun and his wife, Madame Daeng, have never been able to turn away a misfit. As a result, they share their small Vientiane house with an assortment of homeless people, mendicants, and oddballs. One of these oddballs is Noo, a Buddhist monk, who rides out on his bicycle one day and never comes back, leaving only a cryptic note in the refrigerator: a plea to help a fellow monk escape across the Mekhong River to Thailand.
Naturally, Siri can't turn down the adventure, and soon he and his friends find themselves running afoul of Lao secret service officers and famous spiritualists. Buddhism is a powerful influence on both morals and politics in Southeast Asia. In order to exonerate an innocent man, they will have to figure out who is cloaking terrible misdeeds in religiosity.
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I bet you were thinking I was going to list skills like throwing hard, running fast and hitting for power, right? Great skills to have. Even having one of them will open many doors for you. But I am talking about non-technical skills that will not only help get you to a college campus, but help keep you there for as long as you can be.
College baseball is a very realistic goal for many high school players. There are thousands of high school students with the talent to play college baseball but not all of them possess the mentality it takes to have success at the next level. Physical ability may allow you to get into college but your physical and mental toughness will be what keeps you there.
Here are 3 essential non-technical skills you will need to excel at to become, and more importantly REMAIN, a collegiate baseball player.


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Wonderful news - Red Silk Press is at The BookLady Bookstore AND Decatur Book Festival!
Both venues carry our titles Red Silk Sari, Venusification, and Promiseland.
If you're visiting Savannah during Labor Day weekend, you MUST visit The BookLady Bookstore, a soothing well-stocked bookshop in a go-down (a few steps below street level) across from The DeSoto hotel on Liberty Street. Here's a view inside:
If you stay through Sept 5 (the Tuesday after Labor Day Weekend you could see Joyce Maynard and Rosemary Daniell! Their event starts at 6:30 pm.
But if you're headed to Atlanta - or even the Decatur Book Festival itself - you can buy these titles in the Emerging Writers tent. And we might find each other there - I'll be around!
Check out the lovely first chapter of Promiseland by my father Avinash Bagal on Khabar.com, the website for Khabar, the news magazine for Indians in the Atlanta area. In the website, click on the image of the magazine cover under the title Digital Issue. Type Bagal in the Search window on the upper left. Links will appear for each page of the piece.
And if you want more – we have it for $12.95 here on MDP as well as on Amazon.
Joe's family left Ohio for Buffalo, New York in the middle of his high school years. I can still remember one of his poems about cross-country skiing there. Joe and his wife lived in the area for years before moving back to Ohio nearer to her parents, but they regularly visit Joe's family back in western New York. It was natural that Mason-Dixon Publishing would make an appearance at BSPBF, a regional independent press book fair in its eighth year.
Look for Joe at the Mason-Dixon Publishing press, where there will be copies of Venusification and Red Silk Sari.
Despite the "small" in its name, 2013 BSPBF hosted 125 vendors for nearly 4,500 attendees. This year they are aiming for 140 vendors and 5000 attendees, and authors and artists from across the country as well as from Montreal. Apparently, according the BSPBF press release, the fair has drawn the interest of AWP, the New York Arts Book Fair and MLA.
LIke many book fairs, concurrent events before, during, and after the actual fair days include poetry readings and open readings. Try to make to at least one of the open workshops in the different facets of printing - first come first seated, however. Check out the schedule.
What are your writing goals?
In my corporate day job I will be setting my SMART goals for 2014. Writing goals are the means to keep writing, whether or not we are "inspired."
What does SMART mean?
S – Specific
M- Measurable
A – Attainable
R- Reasonable
Max: 40 new poems, and 12 revisions (or some other combination totaling 52 by the end of the year.
Min: 25 new poems. 4 revisions
I am continuing to teach myself to write continually, so I focus on numbers rather than a perfect product. IIf you think that you should learn to be more particular about your revisions. a goal could be to decide to revise a poem at least 15 times, which might force a poet to try different modes. Because of work scheduling, this year I may not be able to rely on the daily poem production from NaPoWriMo in April.
100 submissions in 2014,and 50 will go to highly competitive literary journals, toward the final goal of 10 publications. I do think that getting publication credits is a numbers game, In four years, after submitting 112 poems to 46 venues, three of my poems have been either published or placed in competition. However, I had intermittently submitted work in the past, so now I have eight poems out in the world. Even though a successful poem is intended for an audience, we write for ourselves, not for publication. Publication is a resume for other opportunities in the writing world, such a grants, or for platform building toward a published collection of poetry.
Some of you may be aware of my continuing work on Devil's Water, my nonfiction book about poisoning of drinking water in Bangladesh. I am so stuck that I need to think more on my goal on this project. Another blog…..
Red Silk Sari is now on sale at the feminist bookstore People Called Women in Toledo, OH!
Do check out this locally owned, woman-owned shop, the only feminist bookstore in Toledo
Order a copy of our first book of poetry. These poems explore the complexities of being, Indian and American in experiences such as childbirth, death, love, and joy.
Click this link to read "The Old Spaceman," an award winning story included in the book.These provocative short stories will challenge you, taking you to exotic places and times
Our latest offering! This memoir by Avinash Bagal is a story of the South Asian immigration experience from the early 1960s up to the collapse of the World Trade Center. .


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''At this stage, we don't believe so, as there are different descriptions of the men involved, but it's probably a bit early to rule out any link,'' Sergeant Derek Ealson, of Alexandra, said yesterday.
Central Otago police are investigating an incident on Friday when a 12-year-girl cycling home in Cromwell was allegedly grabbed from behind by one of the occupants of a white van with tinted windows after the van had been following the girl. Sgt Ealson had praise for the girl's actions.
''She did exactly the right thing and screamed and kicked."
The girl was able to break free and the men, described as dark-skinned with foreign accents, drove off.
One of the men had shoulder-length dreadlocks and the other had a shaven head. Police had received some information from members of the public but were still keen to hear from anyone else, he said.
Southland police are investigating two incidents of a man with grey hair in a white van with tinted windows allegedly attempting abductions of teenage girls in Invercargill during the past three weeks.
Sgt Ealson said police were still investigating an incident in Alexandra on Friday afternoon, in which a 7-year-old boy was offered a ride home by a stranger.
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Residents from the Oklahoma City area arrive in Washington one day after deadly tornadoes devastate the region. News 4's Chris Gordon talks to passengers arriving at BWI Thurgood Marshall airport and a DC resident who's wondering if the house he owns in Moore is still standing.
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Mazda will supposedly unveil the next Miata at the New York Auto show on April 16. Sergio Marchionne has claimed that all Alfa Romeos must be made in Italy, which means a new Spider would be designed and built in Italy, likely giving the MX-5 under-pinings to Fiat for them to build a Fiat or Abarth-branded roadster. Which would you buy?
Mazda MX-5
It's been going around for awhile, but yeah, the Miata does seem to be the answer to everything. The 2015 model year will be the 25th anniversary of the Japanese roadster and through 3 generations I'd say Mazda has done fairly well. Front engine, rear wheel drive, a dedication to lightness and handling. An homage to British roadsters but with Mazda reliability. This will almost undoubtedly be the least expensive of the three. We all love the Miata, but...
Fiat/Abarth MX-5
Does the MX-5 have the passion of an Italian car? Japan is best known for beige. Most reviews of a car like the Nissan GT-R I've seen have called it, basically, technically perfect but soulless. Will a fourth gen Miata fall into that category? What if you could have the reliability and precision of the MX-5, but in a body from the country that has turned out the most sexiest designs ever? Is this the perfect compromise?
Alfa Romeo Spider
Clearly for the purist. And hey, Alfas are more reliable today then when they left the US market, right? Have you seen the 4C? How about one for half the price (and no freaky headlights, hopefully)? No Japanese engine will ever have the feel or the exhaust of a designed and built in-house Italian roadster. It will be idiosyncratic and purely Alfa Romeo. Of the three, this will likely be the most expensive, but it will also be the cheapest Italian-built car in America. If you could buy a Spider for Toyota Avalon money, wouldn't you have to do it?
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Let's say that you're pregnant. As you look ahead to your newborn child's life, what are your hopes and dreams for your child? You certainly hope that when she's in school, she'll...
Let's say that you're pregnant. As you look ahead to your newborn child's life, what are your hopes and dreams for your child?
You certainly hope that when she's in school, she'll be a good student, have friends and be a good citizen. You probably even expect that she'll help out around the house, learn to put her toys away, tidy her bedroom and be well-mannered and behaved.
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Additionally, you might hope that your soon-to-be-born child will grow to be a reader. You're fairly confident that she'll learn to read, but you wonder if she'll choose to read.
Another parent might hope his child's passion is fly fishing. Others might yearn for their children to be zealous about religion, gardening, politics, community service or cooking.
How can parents nurture the love of certain interests that speak to the parents' values?
Begin by modeling the activity you hope your children will value. If your children see you reading, most likely they'll follow in your footsteps.
Today being a good model is not enough. There are simply too many distractions competing for children's attention — TV, Internet, videos, sports teams and time with friends. If you really want your children to choose reading, fly fishing or gardening above all the other activities, you must do more than set a good example. Over the years, your approach is low key, yet intentional.
It's important to begin the process when children are young. Children learn good habits during the preschool years. If it's the love of reading you hope to instill in your children, read to them daily, take them to the library weekly and browse in bookstores.
When your children are between 6 and 12 years, explain why reading, religion or community service is important to you. Engage their intellect. During these years your children are most open to your influence, so use it to your advantage.
Once a teen, your child will question your values and interests, possibly even rebel against them, but if you've done your parenting homework when children are under 12 years old, most likely, the interest will be in place and return once they're young adults. It might be altered to their personality and the influence of their generation, yet it will be in place nevertheless.
If you hope your children will be involved in community service, once they're preschool-age, take them with you when you volunteer at a homeless shelter. By doing so you include them in what you value and communicate that you value them and their effort, competency and contribution, no matter their age and size.
Create rules and discipline around whatever interest you hope to instill in your child. It's OK to say, "In this family we always go to church on Sunday. You can cry and be mad, but we are going anyway. You can choose to take some paper, crayons and books along; we will be leaving at 9 a.m." Then, once at your place of worship, make it positive and pleasant, thereby creating pleasant associations with the religious experience.
Even given your best effort, children may not grasp hold of the activity that you value and hold dear, because each child is a unique individual. A child may discover her own passions and delve into them. So be it.
By nurturing the love of reading, fly fishing or religion, you've made your best effort. If nothing else, children live with fond memories of a parent who read to them, took them fishing or took them to a religious ceremony, and that's what means most when it comes to solidifying the parent and child relationship and valuing your children.
Jan Faull, a specialist in child development and behavior, answers questions of general interest in her column. You can e-mail her at email@example.com or write to: Jan Faull, c/o Families, The Seattle Times, P.O. Box 70, Seattle, WA 98111.


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Get the right backpack
Updated 3:28 pm, Friday, July 31, 2015
Backpacks are something most students can't do without. When shopping for one, make sure fit, function and style go hand in hand.
"The No. 1 sign of a quality backpack is the warranty. When a brand stands behind the quality of its product through a lifetime warranty, you can be confident in your purchase," said Chantell Nighswonger, public affairs officer for JanSport.
Because backpacks can go through a lot of wear and tear during the school year, a warranty guarantees repair or replacement when needed. Also make sure the backpack is the right fit and can handle the items it will be carrying.
"The weight of a backpack when fully loaded and how it weighs on your shoulders are key," Nighswonger said. "You don't want this to cause any pain onto your shoulders or your back."
For very heavy loads, wheeled backpacks could be an option if allowed on campus. Many wheeled models have shoulder straps, and are light enough to carry for short durations when switching classes, and wheeled during the walk from inside the school to the parking lot, or from bus stop to home.
Those who carry laptops and other electronics should opt for backpacks that protect those items. Nighswonger suggested backpacks with features such as cushioned laptop sleeves and soft-lined tablet sleeves, along with pockets specifically designed to carry items such as power bricks.
Students who spend time outdoors or play sports can consider backpacks that feature dual-purpose sleeves that can carry both laptops and hydration systems. Some backpacks include insulated cooler/heat pockets.
What's outside matters, too. At the backpack aisle, shoppers can find materials in many textures, as well as fabrics with Aztec-inspired, flowered, checkered or polka-dotted prints.
Nighswonger said simplicity is in demand for the season, and consumers are seeking refined aesthetics and classic styles.
Can't find the right backpack in the store? Online shopping always is an option, and many retailers offer more selection, including selected prints and colors, only through the Web. Before an online purchase, note the backpack's measurements to ensure it is right size for the student's needs.
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text: Rumours that point-and-clicking, crime busting duo of Sam & Max would at some stage appear on the Nintendo Wii have been circulating for almost as long as the console has been in existence. Now, however, thanks to a snippet of information from a JoWood press release for Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None, it appears that definitive proof could just be around the corner. In a German language press release for Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None, mentioning upcoming projects, the following is written: "One of the next projects: Sam & Max. The Adventure of the year, as chosen by the readers of the German 'PC Games' (2/2008 issue), Sam & Max will soon be hunting criminals on the Nintendo Wii." Now we don't know about you, but that looks rather promising. There's no official announcement as yet, but we'd be over the moon if the heroic pairing of dog and rabbit appeared on Nintendo's latest machine. here the link http://www.nintendic.com/news/1661 it would be rad if the game came out on wii


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How healthy is your pet's mouth?
You may know that caring for your pet's teeth is important, but did you know doing so could add years to his or her life? Without adequate care, your pet's mouth can become a haven for dangerous plaque and bacteria. Over time, this buildup can lead to other medical problems throughout your companion's entire body. By keeping on top of your pet's oral health care, you can prevent these risks, extending the time you share together. Patterson Veterinary Hospital wants to support you in this crucial endeavor.
Routine, Preventative Care
Similar to the concept of caring for your own teeth, prevention is the key to keeping your pet's mouth healthy. We recommend bringing your companion in at least once a year to receive a thorough dental exam. We'll also clean your pet's teeth using modern dentistry equipment and polish them to prevent future build up. Once you bring your pet home, it's equally important that you continue the work we started. This includes regular brushing and may also involve using certain products designed to support good oral health.
Advanced Dentistry Services
If your pet is one of the roughly 70-80% of adult companion animals that suffer dental problems, we can assist with that as well. Our team is experienced in performing a number of advanced dentistry services, including treatment of abscesses and removal of diseased teeth. All dental procedures require the use of anesthesia, which we carefully administer and monitor for optimum patient comfort and safety.
Some of the signs that a pet may be experiencing a dental problem include:
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- Broken, loose or missing teeth
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Any of these things could be an indicator of an oral health condition. We encourage you to make an appointment right away if your pet is exhibiting any of these symptoms. The sooner we can address a potential problem, the better the outcome.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can make your pet's oral health a priority!


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Following the huge success of winter wonderland slot Wild North, Play'n Go are set to bolster their slots offering with the deep sea adventure Eye of the Kraken. The slot takes an innovative approach to gaming and offers some frankly massive bonus features to keep you coming back up for air and diving back into the action.
Preview: At a Glance
Eye of the Kraken opens with a neat little video animation which sets out your mission to beat the deep sea fairing Kraken monster and win a load of cash. You can do so on desktop, mobile and tablet.
The game features a 3×3 reel layout that we don't see too often these days – unless its on a more classical Fruity-Machine-style slot – and 8 fixed pay-lines. Symbols include an old man sailor, the ship's captain and a wench with a wrench.
There are also diver's helmets, torpedoes, compasses, oxygen tanks, diving boots and harpoons. The look of the game is rather steampunk-esque and I'd have to say I'm a big fan of both the epic soundtrack and the tight animation.
Any of the human character symbols may combine to provide a win and the same goes for any of the torpedoes, compasses, oxygen tanks, diving boots and harpoons.
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- Wild Kraken tentacles: Okay so occasionally Play'n Go break out the orchestral strings and the reels go into overdrive, at which point tentacles will wrap themselves around the reels creating wilds wherever they land. This is pretty cool and can lead to some decent wins.
Dive Mode: This feature is triggered by hitting a minimum of 5 divers helmets on any position across the reels. If you hit 5 you'll enter the free spins mode which provides 9 free spins.The goal here is to hit as many treasure chests as possible. These act as scatters and gain a multiplier for ever chest on the reels per spin. There are also some shiny pendant wild symbols.
- Conquer the Kraken: This is a really neat feature which I haven't seen many times before. In my opinion its the real reason you'd play this game. Over the course of your play you must accumulate 50 torpedo symbols to trigger the bonus wherein you'll meet the Kraken who holds five treasure chests. Two are empty and one holds an enormous win. Hit this and you're in the money. It took me approximately 150 spins to enter this bonus mode.


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Start the new year off right by getting cast on the CW's hit show The Originals. Casting Directors are looking for thin men of all ethnicitie ages 18 to 85 for shoots January 9th and/or January 10th, 2014 but photos need to be submitted before the holiday hiatus! Filming takes place is Milledgeville, Georgia. Males will be featured in a 1920 flashback/hallucination scene in old sanitarium as patients.
NOTE 1: pay is $60 for 8 hrs with o.t. after that PLUS an additional $25 bump for make-up needed. There will also be a $20 gas bump
NOTE 2: If you any acting or set experience, please list it below. Include a resume IF you have one (not required, but some reacting will be needed so any theater or film experience will be considered!)
NOTE 3: There are scenes on both dates listed. Some men will be chosen for one of the 2 days and some for both.
Here's how to get cast:
Please submit to email@example.com and put "Sanitarium Patient" in the subject. Please send CURRENT PHOTOS! (please include at least two- one that shows face and hair length (NO hats or sunglasses or other people in the photo) AND one that is from the knees or waist up)
Feel free to take a quick photo with your smart phone and use that. Better to send a current photo (make sure it is not blurry and that it is in good light
ALSO, PLEASE – ONE of the photos, if not both, should be with NO SMILE (a neutral, non-smiling face photo)
Then please List the following:
PHONE NUMBER (s)
Email address
CITY and STATE where you live
Men: Jacket, collar, sleeve, waist, inseam, shoe
The pay is $60 for 8 hrs with O.T. after that and a $25 bump and another $20 gas bump for the distance if farther than 20 miles


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Finding a specialty you love- Natalie Crawford, MD
I loved every rotation my 3rd year of medical school. Some rotations were certainly easier than others, but I found things fascinating in each field. I really did not know which specialty to pick. A mentor suggested I consider emergency medicine because you do a little of everything, become a jack of all trades, and think quick on your feet. You also make good money and have time off - so I thought it was perfect. I did a rotation and I thought it was great. So then after interviewing across the country I matched into my #1 EM residency pick at UT Southwestern in Dallas! I was thrilled.
Well, it wasn't right for me. I loved the people I worked with, and I found the day to day job interesting. But something was missing. The schedule was exhausting (days and nights) and I felt like I knew a little about everything (instead of a lot about one thing). I did a lot of soul searching and realized the main problem was I missed the patient connection. I missed the continuity, the patient experience. I constantly wondered what happened to my patients. Luckily at UTSW we did some ob/gyn rotations as EM interns, and I just loved it. I loved the patient relationships, the combination of medicine and surgery, it was right for me. Looking back, I think I was nervous about ob/gyn as a medical student because of the notorious "difficult" lifestyle. I always knew I wanted a family, and a field that was known as demanding made me really (really) nervous. However, after doing something that I could feel was not right, I felt more committed that I should be spending my time in a specialty that inspired me. It was an extremely hard decision, but 100% the right one for me.
Ob/gyn residency is tough, but it's very humbling. When things are bad, they are bad. The 25 year old who dies from a cervical cancer only diagnosed because it grew as a mass out her c/s scar, the baby that doesn't make it after an emergency c/s because of a placental abruption, the mom who dies from an amniotic fluid embolus. Man, those moments really suck. This is what makes it real. Some patients have such bad scenarios. I always remember that as a patient, you can never prepare for your worst day, because in reality, the hardest or worst things in life are the things that you can never imagine happening to you. As a physician, my job is to try to be prepared for those moments. Things in the OR are systematic for a reason – there is a huge trust when a patient allows you to operate on them. It is my job to be prepared. And no patient ever imagines or wants to come see me. I am an infertility physician – nobody ever thinks/expects/wants that to happen. So every patient walks in a door that they never want to have set foot in. My job is to educate them, sympathize with them (because infertility sucks), and help them make the plan that is right for them. And hopefully the end result is a healthy baby.
I often get asked about how I ended up becoming an infertility physician. Well, due to my EM experience, I knew that taking care of patients and having a bond with them was key to my happiness. I also was very interested in fellowship and being a true "expert" in a field. I decided in my 2nd year I wanted to do REI (Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility), for a few different reasons. I love the physiology behind the endocrine system – so complex but it feedbacks so perfectly! I love the procedures. I love the surgeries. I love that infertility treatments are always pushing boundaries and evolving. But really, I love the patients. I love that this field requires a lot of trust and it is a very personal field. Patients are struggling, they often feel isolated, and being able to be there to help them through this time and understand what they are going through – those bonds mean the most.
It is again, another match, you apply at the end of 3rd year, and interview over the summer before 4th year. Match day is in October. I knew I wanted to do REI and I felt like I had prepared myself to the best I could, I worked in a basic science lab and presented at national meetings. REI is competitive. There were about 40 spots the year I applied. My approach to interviews: go everywhere I could. Seriously, I went to so many places, but I met amazing, inspiring people in the field, and I truly got a sense of what the places had to offer. Residency programs tend to be similar because there are so many requirements. Fellowship programs really differ. It was really tough making my match list. In the end, UNC was the right fit for me – I loved the location and the patient care focus to the program. As compared to some programs that have a lot of shadowing, UNC gives their fellows independent clinics and we practice like any other physician in the practice. It is amazing. I can't even being to express the learning that happens when you are given the respect and autonomy to function independently.
What is work-life balance?
Balance. Balance is really hard. It is a constant goal and not always achieved. I think the key is to understand what is important to you and prioritize your life in this way to be present for those things which really matter. The truth is, regardless of how hard the training is – this is your life. In medicine, we too often delay gratification and are always planning/waiting for the next thing. I've had to learn to enjoy where I am in the moment.
In residency, it is hard. Your schedule varies rotation to rotation, which can be hard on loved ones to understand. This time was really hard for J and I because I would work long hours, be really tired, and neither of us made our relationship as big of a priority as it should have been. Balance took realizing that I needed to take care of myself and we needed to plan quality time alone into the schedule for when we could. I'm not going to lie, it was hard.
Balance is overall much easier as a fellow and out of training - but it is much harder as a mom. Generally, I try to give myself 100% to my patients when I'm at work, then I leave the first moment I can. I get home and we give 100% to the kids until bedtime. We eat dinner together, play, baths, bedtime, etc. Then J and I do the dishes, clean, pack lunches, get ready for the next day. I try to cuddle with my babes while they will still let me, and I just know they are growing so fast.
What is it like being a doctor and a mom?
Has being a mom changed me as a physician - YES. 100% YES. I know that my field is special and unique and I have always loved helping couples achieve their dreams of starting a family. But going through it all myself - the uncertainty and fear with infertility, the craziness of pregnancy, and the pure joy (and exhaustion) of being a mom, makes me view this process completely different. My littles have brought so much love and endless happiness to my life, more than I honestly knew possible. And I want this so much for each of my patients. I want each patient struggling with infertility to be able to see the lines on a positive pregnancy test, tell their partner and jump up and down with excitement, experience the first kicks, see your little peanut waving on a ultrasound, pick out the perfect baby name, experience the emotional roller coaster of birth, hold that sweet, sweet baby in your arms, and watch them turn into their own little person (which happens way too fast). I know how precious it all is. And it makes me want to work so hard, and do everything I can, to help every woman experience this. Being a mom has 100% changed me as a physician.
On the other hand, being a doctor mom is hard. When a patient of mine was trying to get pregnant at 40, who never thought she would want another child because she had 2 amazing kids. But her youngest died at 4 years old of cancer… man. hard. I certainly went home and held my kids really, really, really tight. And when my daughter had pneumonia, you can bet I sat by bed and watched her sleep, listening to her lungs and counting her respiratory rate. The truth is, being a physician and a mom are not just titles. They become who you are. People who say you can separate the work and home are crazy in my opinion. To be a physician, it invades your soul. It will always be a part of you and it will impact everything you do. Because you know how bad it can be, you know what the worst case scenario could be. Being a physician gives you perspective and it makes you cherish all the moments of your life.
What sacrifices have you made for your career?
Time. Anyone in medicine will sacrifice time. Time away from your friends/family, weddings you miss, baby showers you can't attend, holidays at work, quality time with your partner, and tucking the kids in bed at night. You will miss things, it is a sacrifice, and at times it will hurt. But to be able to care for patients is a huge honor. And with it comes tremendous responsibility. Patients trust you to help them. The training is hard and demanding because there is a lot to learn. If the training were easier, you wouldn't end up as such a great physician. There are fewer compromises as you progress through the training and into your career, but the sacrifices are real. Surround yourself with supportive people who love you. Shower them with your love and lean heavy on them. You can 100% do it all, you just can't do it alone. Find your tribe.
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|Judgments - Three Rivers District Council and Others (Original Appellants and Cross-Respondents) v. Governor and Company of The Bank of England (Original Respondents and Cross-Appellants)
Clarke J. [1996] 3 All E.R. 558, 602A held, contrary to the submissions which Mr. Stadlen Q.C. for the Bank had made to him, that an important underlying purpose of the Banking Acts 1979 and 1987 was to protect savers, including both existing savers and future savers, and that the same was true of the Directive of 1977. But he went on to say at p. 602B that this was not enough to impose any obligation on the Bank which gave rise to a right in the savers to claim damages for a breach of it. Having examined the terms of the Directive, he held at p. 614J that it was not intended to confer rights upon savers, even although the underlying purpose of supervision of credit institutions was to be for their benefit. In the Court of Appeal [2000] 2 W.L.R. 15, 82F the majority understood the Bank's position to be that it did not dispute that one of the Directive's purposes was the protection of depositors. Auld L.J., at p. 110H, put the matter in this way:
It was suggested by the appellants in the course of the hearing before your Lordships that the Bank had changed its position on this point having realised, as Lord Neill put it, that once the concession was made that one of the purposes of the Directive was the protection of depositors it was on a slippery slope from which it now wished to extricate itself. In my view however the position which the Bank has adopted both in its written case and in the oral argument advanced on its behalf by Mr. Lasok is based upon a more substantial argument than that which might be thought to have been suggested by that criticism. I am not convinced that there has been, in substance, any change of position on the part of the Bank from its position as Auld L.J. understood it to be. There is however a more important point. The appellants still rely, and take as their starting point on this whole issue, on the proposition that one of the purposes of the Directive was to protect depositors. This is a significant step in the argument which they then advance that the Directive also imposed obligations on the Bank which conferred corresponding rights upon which they are entitled to base their claim of damages. The question which the Bank has raised is not only as to the accuracy of the appellants' description of the purpose of the Directive but also as to its relevance as a starting point to an examination of the articles of the Directive in order to discover what rights, if any, they conferred on depositors.
The appellants' submission is that it is evident from the legislative background to the Directive, its terms and cases decided by the European Court that a principal purpose of the Directive of 1977 was the protection of depositors. They rely on article 57(2) of the E.E.C. Treaty with reference to which the Directive of 1977 was enacted, on observations in the opinion of the Economic and Social Committee ("E.C.O.S.O.C.") mentioned in the preamble to the Directive, on recitals and articles set out in the Directive and on several decisions of the European Court of which the most important is Société Civile Immobilière Parodi v. Banque H. Albert de Bary et Cie (Case C-222/95) [1997] E.C.R. I-3899.
I do not think that the appellants derive any assistance from article 57(2) of the E.C.C. Treaty (now, in a revised form, article 47 (2) E.C.). Its relevance is not in doubt. Article 253 E.C. (formerly article 190) requires Community instruments such as Directives to state the reasons on which they are based and to refer to any proposals or opinions which were required to be obtained pursuant to the Treaty. The duty to give reasons will normally require specification of the Treaty article on which the measure was based: Craig and de Búrca, E.U. Law 2nd ed. (1998), p. 120. In Commission of the European Communities v. Council of the European Communities (Case 45/86) [1987] E.C.R. 1493(the Tariff Preferences case) a Council measure was annulled in part by the European Court because the legal basis of the measure had not been specified. In this case the only article of the Treaty which is referred to by the Directive of 1977 is article 57. This is one of a group of articles which appear in Title III (Free Movement of Persons, Services and Capital), Chapter 2 (Right of Establishment) of the Treaty. Paragraphs (1) and (2) of article 57, in the terms which were in force in 1977, provided:
The purpose to which reference is made in the first line of article 57(2) is that of the mutual recognition of qualifications which is the subject of article 57(1). The appellants base their argument that a purpose of the Directive was to protect "savers" on the reference to the protection of "savings" in the second sentence of article 57(2). But this reference appears in provisions which laid down those matters in regard to which proposals were to be dealt with unanimously and those which could be dealt with by qualified majority. The granting of credit and the exercise of the banking profession are taken as two examples of "measures concerned with savings." This seems to me to be no more than a recognition that an ability to protect savings is one of the qualifications which member states will normally require those who wish to grant credit or exercise the banking profession to satisfy. Recognition that this was so, that such measures would need to be co-ordinated throughout member states and the making of provision for the voting formula to be adopted in regard to such matters is one thing. A purpose to direct that provision must be made for the protection of savers and depositors under Community law over and above the protections available under the national law of each member state is quite another. I do not find anything in the wording of the article as a whole to suggest that the protection of individual depositors and potential depositors against loss could be regarded as a purpose for which Directives were to be issued under it.
In Federal Republic of Germany v. European Parliament and Council of the European Union (Case C-233/94) [1997] E.C.R. I-2405 the European Court made certain observations about article 57(2) of the Treaty. This was in the context of a challenge to the Deposit Guarantee Scheme Directive 94/19/E.E.C. by Germany on the ground that, contrary to its preamble, article 57 could not constitute the sole legal basis for the Directive as it did not merely regulate banking operations but was aimed at increasing protection for consumers. The fact that the court rejected this challenge might seem at first sight to provide support for the view that the protection of consumers was a purpose for which Directives could be issued under article 57. But the background to the Directive is important to a proper understanding of the reason why the challenge to its legal base did not succeed. The court had held in earlier cases that member states were entitled in certain circumstances to adopt or maintain measures which were justified on public interest grounds, such as the protection of consumers, which constituted an obstacle to free movement within the Community: p. I-2450, paras. 16 and 17. At p. I-2456, para. 41 the court said that article 57(2) of the Treaty authorised the Parliament and the Council to issue Directives with a view to abolishing obstacles of this kind. It was apparent that such an obstacle was to be found in the fundamental differences between the deposit-guarantee systems existing in the various member states, so the laws on those systems were to be harmonised in order to facilitate the activity of credit institutions at Community level. At p. I-2459, para. 48 the court held that there had to be a high level of consumer protection concomitantly with the right of establishment and the freedom to provide services which the Directive aimed to promote. It referred to "the general result" which the Directive sought to achieve, which was a considerable improvement in the protection of depositors within the Community. In that particular context it was legitimate for the Directive to adopt measures which would render the domestic measures for the protection of consumers otiose. The special circumstances which led to that decision are absent in this case.
Consultation with E.C.O.S.O.C. was required by the second paragraph of article 100 of the E.E.C. Treaty (now article 94 E.C.) prior to the issuing of the Directive. But the observations in its opinion on which the appellants rely do not seem to me to advance their argument. In paragraph 1.1.3 the point was made that "the lack of harmonisation of member states' legislation, whose main purpose in each country is to provide security for depositors and to protect savings, is liable to create serious disparities with regard to that objective, indeed even certain dangers." In paragraph 1.4.1 it was stated that the ultimate aim was to harmonise the authorisation requirements for financial institutions in all the member states. The appellants say, under reference to these and other passages in the opinion that the committee recognised that the main purpose of legislation concerning banking regulation was to provide security for depositors and to protect savings. I am willing to accept that this is so. No doubt the committee recognised that the protection of savings is a necessary part of every system at national level for the regulation of credit institutions whose business it is to receive from the public deposits and other forms of repayable funds. But the point to which it was drawing attention in its opinion was the need for the harmonisation of authorisation requirements, without which there would be likely to be serious disparities between the member states. The Community law purpose which was indicated by its observations was that of the harmonisation of regulatory measures affecting the right of establishment with a view to eliminating these disparities. I do not find any indication here that the committee saw the purpose of the Directive as being to confer Community law rights on individual depositors.
In the Parodi case [1997] E.C.R. I-3899, p. I-3923, paras. 24-25 the European Court said that the Directive of 1977 was no more than a first step towards the mutual recognition by member states of authorisations issued by each of them to credit institutions, and that it confined itself to imposing a number of minimum conditions on member states. Member states were to be obliged to require authorisation of all credit institutions wishing to commence banking activity within their territory of origin, but this was to be subject to minimum requirements and without prejudice to other conditions of general application laid down by national laws. The question which was raised in that case was whether national legislation requiring authorisation in order to supply banking services was precluded by the Treaty where the bank concerned was already established and authorised in another member state. The court said at p. I-3922 in paragraphs 20-22 of the judgment that, in view of the special nature of certain provisions of services, specific requirements imposed on the provider that were attributable to the application of rules governing that type of activity could not be regarded as incompatible with the Treaty, and that the banking sector was a particularly sensitive area from the point of view of consumer protection. At p. I-3924, para. 26 the following observation was made:
The conclusion in the Parodi case was that member states were entitled to apply their own consumer protection measures in the banking sector, pending the entry into force of the measures in the Second Council Directive 89/646/E.E.C. on the co-ordination of laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to the taking up and pursuit of the business of credit institutions and amending the Directive of 1977 which rendered the national measures otiose. The appellants rely on the observations in the judgment about the need to protect consumers in the banking sector in support of their argument as to the purpose of the Directive of 1977. But, as I read these observations, they were made, not with reference to the purpose of the Directive of 1977, but in order to justify the application of national measures by a member state during the period prior to the entry into force of the Directive of 1989. The purpose of the Directive of 1977 was to begin the process of harmonisation of national laws so as to remove barriers to the provision of banking services throughout the single market, but without weakening or impairing the protection of depositors. The protection of depositors was seen therefore not as a purpose of the Directive but as a constraint on the provision of banking services to the public which had to be recognised.
In Criminal Proceedings against Romanellii (Case C-366/97) [1999] All E.R. (E.C.) 473, 479, para. 12. the Court said that it was clear from the Directive of 1977 and the Directive of 1989 that the protection of savings constituted one of the objectives of the measures taken to co-ordinate credit institutions. Here again, taken in its context, this observation seems to me to do no more than recognise the point already made in the Parodi case [1997] E.C.R. I- 3899, I-3922, para. 21 that, as a matter of fundamental principle, restrictions on the freedom to provide services under the Treaty must be justified by imperative reasons in the public interest which are objectively necessary to guarantee the protection of the recipient of services and which do not exceed what is necessary to attain these objectives. I do not find in these observations support for the argument that a purpose of the Directive of 1977 was to promote or protect the interests of individual depositors.
In my opinion the question whether the Directive of 1977 granted rights to individual depositors and potential depositors must be answered by examining the recitals and the articles of the Directive itself without any pre-conception as to its purpose based upon these extrinsic materials.
The recitals and articles of the Directive of 1977
The Directive of 1977 contains fifteen recitals and fifteen articles. The appellants rely in particular on the third, fourth, fifth and twelfth recitals and on articles 3, 6, 7 and 8. Article 3 is relevant to their allegation that the Bank acted contrary to the Directive when it granted a full licence to B.C.C.I. S.A. to carry on business as a deposit-taker. Articles 6 and 7 are relevant to their allegation that it failed in its duty under the Directive to supervise B.C.C.I. S.A. and B.C.C.I. Overseas. Article 8 is relevant to their allegation that it had a duty under the Directive to revoke the licence which it had granted to B.C.C.I. S.A. But it is necessary to have regard to some of the other recitals and articles in order to understand the overall effect of the Directive. The question in the case of each of the allegations against the Bank is whether, in terms of the conditions for Becker-type liability which were applied to Francovich-type liability in paragraph 22 of the Dillenkoffer case [1997] Q.B. 259, 292:
As Lord Neill pointed out, the appellants do not need to show that depositors were the only persons in whose favour obligations were imposed or on whom rights were conferred by the Directive. But in order to satisfy the Dillenkoffer conditions they must be able to demonstrate that the result to be achieved by the Directive entailed the grant of rights to depositors and potential depositors as well as to the credit institutions operating in several member states whose activities were to be authorised and supervised by the competent authorities. A triangular or tripartite relationship is implied by this argument, between the competent authorities and the credit institutions on the one hand and the competent authorities and the depositors on the other. It is not too difficult to see, as the majority in the Court of Appeal observed [2000] 2 W.L.R. 15, 84G that the Directive conferred rights on the credit institutions which were affected by it. What the appellants have to do is to show that third parties to these arrangements, depositors and potential depositors, were also granted rights by the Directive on the application to its terms of the Dillenkoffer test.
The first two recitals record the fact that the Treaty prohibited any discriminatory treatment from the end of the transitional period and that, in order to make it easier to take up and pursue the business of credit institutions, it was necessary to eliminate the most obstructive differences between the laws of the member states as to the rules to which these institutions were subject. The third, fourth and fifth recitals are in these terms:
The appellants rely upon the reference to the overall supervision of credit institutions in the third recital, upon the phrase "in order to protect savings" in the fourth recital and the reference in the fifth recital to the receipt of repayable funds from the public as indications that it was a purpose of the Directive to protect depositors. Taken in their context however these recitals seem to me to show that the Directive had a quite different purpose. This was, as the first step in a process which would have to proceed by successive stages, to co-ordinate the conditions for the supervision of all institutions of the kind mentioned in the fifth recital operating in several member states, bearing in mind the need for the co-ordinating measures to protect savings on the one hand and for them to create equal conditions of competition on the other.
The sixth to ninth recitals declare that the eventual aim of the harmonisation process was to introduce uniform authorisation requirements throughout the Community for comparable types of credit institution and that, while at the initial stage it was necessary to specify only certain minimum requirements to be imposed by all member states, the eventual aim could be achieved only if the particularly wide discretionary powers which certain supervisory authorities had for authorising credit establishments were progressively reduced. The tenth and eleventh recitals state that the purpose of co-ordination was to achieve a system whereby credit institutions having their head office in one of the member states were exempt from any national authorisation requirement when setting up branches in other member states, but that a measure of flexibility might nonetheless be possible in the initial stage. The twelfth recital, which explains the means by which the gradual approximation of the systems for the monitoring of solvency and liquidity of credit institutions established by the member states was to be brought about, begins with this proposition on which the appellants rely:
Here again however the point being made with regard to safeguards for savers and fair conditions of competition between institutions seems to me to be directed to the two requirements which the measures of co-ordination which the Directive was to lay down would have to satisfy, bearing in mind the fact that these measures would to some degree restrict the fundamental principle of freedom of establishment. Nothing turns on the wording of the remaining three recitals.
The first two articles of the Directive are comprised in Title I which deals with definitions and the scope of the Directive. Article 1 contains a number of definitions, including those of the expressions "credit institution" and "branch". It is worth noting that there is no definition of any expression referring to individuals in whose favour rights might be said to have been intended to be created by the Directive. If the result to be achieved was to entail the granting of rights to individuals such as savers or depositors, I would have expected a definition such as that included in article 2 of the Directive (90/314/E.E.C.) concerning package travel, package holidays and package tours which defines the expression "consumer." The meaning and effect of this Directive was considered in the Dillenkoffer case [1997] Q.B. 259, in Verein fur Konsumenteninformation v. Österreichische Kreditversicherungs A.G. (Case C-364/96) [1998] E.C.R. I-2949 and in Rechberger and others v. Republic of Austria (Case-140/97) (unreported), 15 June 1999. In each of these cases the European Court held that article 7 of the Directive gave "consumers" a right to be reimbursed or repatriated in the event of the insolvency of the tour operator. The absence of a definition of that kind from the Directive of 1977 suggests that it was not the intention when the Directive was being drafted to grant rights under the Directive in favour of individuals or any group or class of individuals.
In a series of cases, referred to as "the German environmental cases," claims were brought by the Commission against Germany for its failure to implement Directives which laid down various requirements to be observed by member states in relation to water and air quality: e.g. Commission of the European Communities v. Federal Republic of Germany (Case C-131-88) [1991] E.C.R. I-825; Commission of the European Communities v. Federal Republic of Germany (Case C-298/95) [1996] E.C.R. I-6747. As Auld L.J. noted [2000] 2 W.L.R. 15, 133A, each of these Directives required member states to take specific measures to ensure that water or air was of the quality prescribed by the Directive, but they said nothing about the conferment of rights on individuals. Nevertheless the European Court held that the purpose of certain of the provision of these Directives was to create rights and obligations for individuals. In Case 131/88 [1991] E.C.R. I-825, 867 in para. 7 the Court said:
I agree with the appellants that these cases demonstrate that the potential width of the class of persons granted rights does not militate against the conclusion that the relevant provisions of these Directives were intended to create rights. This does not in itself mean that the persons intended to be granted rights are not sufficiently identifiable. But the cases also demonstrate that the question whether provisions in a Directive create rights and obligations for individuals depends in each case on the subject matter of the Directive, on the context and on the nature and purpose of the provisions which are in issue. The environmental cases were concerned with the protection of human health. This is a matter of concern to everybody, as we all share the environment in which we live. So the absence of a definition of the individuals who were granted rights by the Directives was of no importance. As the court said in Case C-298/95 [1996] E.C.R. I-6747, 6760:
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Target Indicators
In the previous article I mentioned "target indicators" and now that we have laid the foundations for some tactical principles which will help you out in your ongoing quest to refine your tactics and techniques, let's start with a deeper discussion about target indicators and how the above principles can be affected by the situation, as well as the type of information we are talking about gathering.
Target indicators are anything your adversary does to give you any actionable information of their whereabouts, intentions, and/or actions. In short, target indicators give you the ability to begin your decision making process by observing.
At the same time, keeping the principle of duality in mind, target indicators would be anything you do that can give your adversary information that you would rather deny him.
Generally speaking, it is best that you remain unobserved until you choose to reveal yourself and when you do reveal yourself, it should be for the shortest time possible and only to the extent required to affect the change you are attempting to cause.
We observe target indicators via our five senses, and while sometimes you may get all the information you need from one piece of information or one of your senses, many times especially when dealing with close and personal protection it may take several pieces of information fed through multiple senses which will give you a fuller picture of what you are dealing with.
Below, I am ordering the senses according to the amount of process capability of each has compared to the others, or how much information we can gather from each sense in the same amount of time relative to one another (assuming that all senses are working well with no impairments).


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3-5What a God we have! And how fortunate we are to have him, this Father of our Master Jesus! Because Jesus was raised from the dead, we've been given a brand-new life and have everything to live for, including a future in heaven—and the future starts now! God is keeping careful watch over us and the future. The Day is coming when you'll have it all—life healed and whole.
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text: Dear All, Finally, This trip was due last Nov, This Saturday (25.01.2014) We are ready to start this long trip. I did this trip last 2011 sep but was not solo drive. This time is solo drive ( Kolkata also included this time). Route:- Hyd>Vijayawada>Rajahmundry>Vizag>Bhubaneswar>Balasore>Kharagpur>Midnapore. Halt in Vizag ( return journey with same Halt station). Last time we did Hyderabad>Bhubaneswar in a single day. Photos & details will be posted during trip or after the trip. Found couple of pics from folder ( forgot that my brother took some snaps that time). 2011 drive (Sep):- Myself with Punto Near Suryapet (NH9 then) After Vijayawada After Balasore


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Here are the latest scans from the most recent TV guide. The first one is about Alex's death and whether she could return. The second scan is a small preview of Locke's upcoming Episode 4x11 (Cabin Fever).
Thanks to Susan for the scans.
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text: It might be eclipsed by its more outspoken neighbor, Atlanta, but Charlotte has no reservations about displaying a style all its own. Working with classic silhouettes and generous proportions, Charlotte has put its signature on a look that's contemporary, luxe, and—when it wants to be— just a tad bit rustic. Shop used Charlotte furniture at Chairish to replicate an experience that's akin to one of Charlotte's top design haunts, including Cotswold Marketplace, Slate Interiors, and the Sleepy Poet Antique Mall.


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In April 1965, one and a half years before the first lecture at the newly founded College of Social and Economic Sciences, work on the library had begun. The new library's basic inventory was mostly comprised of scientific books donated by the previously dissolved Amerika-Haus in Linz.
In the Fall of 1967 the library was temporarily housed in the upper levels of the Mensa building. The reading rooms provided space for 100 users.
In May 1984 the new main campus library building, designed by architects Perotti / Eisendle / Treml, was officially opened. The library houses over 450.000 volumes, a majority of which are freely accessible to library visitors, providing 260 jobs for library users.
With the acquisition of the new building, the automated loan booking (GRIBS System) was introduced. In the Spring of 1999 this system was replaced by the ALEPH 500. Processing monographs was implemented between 1991 and 1998 using BIBOS, ALEPH 500 was implemented in January 1999. The Aleph supported management of periodicals began in 2000; the interlibrary loan system followed as the last component.


text: People seem to love this frame and I was wondering how it plays compared to some of the other most highly acclaimed racquets specifically the LM prestige and the nCode 90. I am particularly interested in the MP version of the RDX 500. I am a 4.5 all-courter with a big serve ( that I would love to make even bigger) and nice ground game curretnly playing with a LM Prestige mid. I love my prestige but want something more forgiving and with better spin but with the same control. Any feedback would be appreciated. Would you recommend this frame for me? I've never hit with Yonex. Thanks


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Joining the communal society of the Amana Colonies isn't what Jancey Rhoder planned for her future, but when unforeseen circumstances force her family to make some difficult decisions, she chooses to give up her teaching position in a Kansas City orphanage and move with her parents to Iowa. Her besotted suitor, Nathan Woodward, isn't at all happy about the move and is determined to get Jancey to change her mind. And Jancey herself isn't sure what she's gotten herself into when the simple life of the Amana Colonies means she'll be assigned a job and may have to give up teaching for good. Will Nathan woo her back to the city, or will she be forever changed by the mysterious events and new relationships that await her in the quiet villages of the Amana Colonies - and decide to make this unique place her forever home?
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2016 Aussie Backyard Bird Count Results
From the 17-23 October 2016 over 61,000 nature-loving Australians took time out of their busy schedules to enjoy the birds around them resulting in over 1,400,000 birds counted!
The Top 10 most counted bird species in Australia remained unchanged for the third year running, with the Rainbow Lorikeet once again claiming the number one spot. There were minor changes in the order of some of the top 10 birds – the House Sparrow moved down two places, from #5 to #7, and the Welcome Swallow also moved down one place. The Galah, Red Wattlebird and Silver Gull all moved up a spot.
Other notable changes occurred in some of the state's Top 3 birds, with the Zebra Finch failing to make the Top 3 for the NT and being replaced by the Little Corella. The Plumed Whistling Duck lost its place in QLD to the Australian Magpie. In the ACT the Magpie-lark and the Pied Currawong were replaced with the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo and the Crimson Rosella. The House Sparrow in SA was replaced with the Australian Magpie. And in WA the Galah had its spot in the Top 3 taken by the Silver Gull. The Top 3 bird species remained the same in NSW, VIC & TAS.
The Aussie Backyard Bird Count will be back again from the 23-29 October 2017.
Please note: Through additional vetting of the Aussie Backyard Bird Count data we have been able to further refine the collated dataset. The figures in the below infographic and species list have been amended to match the updated dataset.
You can download the 2016 results infographic here
You can download the 2016 species list for Australia here


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Manchester, United Kingdom (PressExposure) May 22, 2013 -- It's safe to say that festival season is underway with Coachella kicking off the series of events not long ago. With shoppers now looking for the best way to merge fashion with functionality to brave the temperamental British weather, Missguided offers a failsafe option for shoppers with their extensive collection of festival wear, come rain or shine.
The next few months will see trendsetters tread through mud up and down the country, showing off this season's trends on the field in the most appropriate way possible. While this is no easy task, Missguided has made ease of the quarrels Brits face with the weather and launched their festival shop.
Festival essentials on Missguided's website form the basis of all outfits, allowing for layering, and are complimented by the accessories when worn alone. Denim is a key trend this festival season, and Missguided's array of washes, styles and embellishments allow festival goers to successfully implement this look into their weekend wardrobe.
Missguided's festival shop caters for a variety of desired styles. For rock chicks, leather is a must-have. Available in shorts, skirts and jackets, leather garments can serve as a stable piece for dominating the mosh-pit. For the indie chick, florals and tie-die will be sure to add some summer brights to a wardrobe regardless of the weather.
Tastemakers should pair these with one of the brand's Aztec headbands to channel their inner hippy.
As prone to change as the English weather is, Missguided has catered for the on-trend girl's every need. Camouflage jackets serve as versatile pieces, emulating current trends while flattering the most basic of outfits. Likewise, Missguided's collection of sunglasses are sure to challenge more conventional frames. Spanning from embellished to circular, the brand's range of shades will ooze style when pushing back tousled festival hair and blocking the blinding rays.
With new designs added daily, Missguided's site reflects the ever-changing trends and will ensure festival goers are stylishly equipped for the elements and the great British festivals. Music-lovers can up to the Missguided newsletter for frequent updates, or make use of the free next-day delivery promotion that finishes this week, ensuring that their seasonal festival budget doesn't break the bank.


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Review for Roosevelt Auto Body Collision 1 University
Brian G. on 07/22/2014
Brian said due to no fault of the business, he was not provided a loaner vehicle. He said he does not remember what the reason was for sure why it was not provided a loaner.
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The Sankktuary is a place for you to explore yourselves and each other, discover new paths to pleasure while relaxing and detoxifying your body, energise your spirits and stimulate your minds. Our retreats offer relaxation, yoga, workshops, massage, tantra and of course the usual bacchanalian delights of a Killing Kittens party. Hosted at boutique retreats in beautiful surroundings join us for a weekend of wellness, conscious sexuality and pleasures.
Killing Kittens has joined forces with leaders, educators and free thinkers to educate open-minded women about the world of sex, hedonism and exploration. Topics vary from female biology and orgasms to bondage, mindfulness and meditation. Specialists relative to each subject start the evening with a combination of talks, presentations and exercises which generally lead to further exploration through open discussion.
Our girls only BooKKlub nights are the perfect way to connect with other smart, like minded women looking to awaken and liberate their senses, sex lives and freedom of thought.
Hosted the first Wednesday or Thursday of each month at a selection of luxury boutiques and penthouse locations in central London. Welcome drinks and nibbles included. Group sizes are generally small to ensure the highest level of attention and intimacy.
Our equivalent of the girls only BooKKlub but for men. Where real men come and discuss man stuff. Featuring expert speakers from dating experts, self esteem psychologists to massage professionals or just a good old fashioned whiskey tasting night. Held on a week night every other month in private rooms of various manly drinking establishments.
WorKKshops – The practice of pleasure.
Killing Kittens have created a bespoke series of workshops designed exclusively for Killing Kittens members.
We will be sharing and guiding you in sexual wisdom practices from around the world, from ancient Tantric and Taoist secrets to cutting edge neurobiology and endocrinology. We'll be covering a range of skills and techniques, from sensual massage and self-pleasure to conscious BDSM, from erotic mindfulness to expanded orgasms. Learn how to supercharge your intimate relationships, explore and explode your erotic landscape, and relax into the bliss behind all things.
There are only up to 10 couples, single women or single men per training to ensure the highest level of attention and intimacy.
At the workshop each couple/person will practice on their own futon, which creates a personal boundary. No one else enters this space without your permission. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing & bring a towel each. Most workshops involve nudity and intimate touch.
Hosted at a central London location. Attendance at one of these workshops is a way into the SanKKtuary evening play parties.


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Contract boost for Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has retained his central contract for the next 12 months.
Last Updated: 09/09/08 2:59pm
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has retained his central contract for the next 12 months.
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Vaughan ended his five-year reign as skipper at the start of August after struggling for form with the bat throughout the summer.
But the England and Wales Cricket Board have decided to keep faith in the 82-Test veteran, a decision that national selector Geoff Miller justified on the grounds of his impressive record against Australia.
Australia defend the Ashes in England next summer and Vaughan now appears integral to his successor Kevin Pietersen's plan to wrest back the urn.
Nottinghamshire seamer Stuart Broad is the only new name among the 12 players awarded year-long deals by the ECB.
The 22-year-old has impressed in both Tests and one-day internationals during the past year and is included in place of Yorkshire's Matthew Hoggard.
The omission of Hoggard, who is sixth on the all-time list of English Test wicket takers with 248 in 67 matches, likely signals the end of his international career.
"With regard to the award of central contracts, I am delighted that Stuart Broad has won an England central contract for the first time," said Miller.
"Stuart has made rapid progress over the past year and adapted extremely well to the challenges of both Test and one-day international cricket.
"The award of an England central contract to Michael Vaughan reflects the selectors' view that Michael still has a role to play in the England Test squad over the next 12 months.
"As we build toward the Ashes in 2009, we feel that Michael's experience of previous Ashes campaigns and his excellent personal record against Australia will be an important asset to the squad."
There remains no wicketkeeper in the centrally contracted dozen, although both Tim Ambrose and Matt Prior are among seven players to be placed on increment contracts.
Ambrose and Prior are joined by Ravi Bopara, Samit Patel, Owais Shah, Graeme Swann and Luke Wright, all of whom will receive a one-off payment from the ECB on top of the salary they receive from their first-class county.
The increment contracts are in line with principles of summer central contracts which were previously awarded to players at the start of the home season whom the selectors believed would play a meaningful role during the domestic international season.
Non-contracted players will be also be able to earn an increment contract via the introduction of a new points system. Five points will be awarded for a Test appearance and two for a Twenty20 or one-day international appearance with an increment contract being awarded automatically once a player reaches 20 points during the 12-month contract period.
Central contracts: J Anderson, I Bell, S Broad, P Collingwood, A Cook, A Flintoff, S Harmison, M Panesar, K Pietersen, R Sidebottom, A Strauss and M Vaughan*
Increment contracts: T Ambrose, R Bopara, S Patel, M Prior, O Shah, G Swann and L Wright
*Central contracts run from October 1 2008 to September 30 2009 and are awarded in three different salary bands which are not disclosed publicly


text: As you know, the Tattoo's battery life is pathetic and leaving it on at night just drains it more. However i need the alarm on the phone to wake me up in the morning. Is there an alarm app that works even when the phone is off, like switch on the phone, ring the alarm then turn off? Or an app that automatically switches on the phone after a set amount of time? I appreciate any help.


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It's the first month of 2016 and the ace designer Manish Malhotra has already delighted us with his brand new collection, The Regal Thread.
Recently, Manish showcased a fashion show where he featured his new collection inspired from the remote villages of Gujarat and Banaras. The collection is drenched in traditional Gujarati and Banarasi prints. It looks like, for the wedding season, we have already got an array of outfits.
The collection spark out a range of colours from black to orange, but gold is dominant in most of the outfits. Manish has mostly played with Indian lehenga and choli. Adding fabrics, draping style and a bit of mandatory bling has made this collection rather elite.
The Regal Thread is one stop solution for all your wedding outfit problems. Now, let's have a look at the best of the outfits from the fashion night:
Gujrati Golden Dress
You can spot the mirror work on the neckline of the dress -- typical of Gujarati prints.
The Black & Orange Combo
The black velvet blouse with Gujrati mirrors is paired with Banarasi orange skirt.
The Magic Of Silver
Here a silver blouse is matched with a beige skirt, paired with a red a duppata.
Contrasting Colours
A neat blouse Gujrati blouse matched well with a Banarasi dupatta and beige skirt.
Peach Perfect
The beautifully intricate design on a peach blouse accentuated with the use ornate Banarasi lehenga skirt.
Green & Red Mix
Here, Manish has used a green dupatta and red lehenga, both in Banarasi print, paired with a black blouse.
Go All Banarasi
Instead of going blending Gujrat motifs, here, Manish has used the traditional Banarasi print in the entire ensemble.
Copper With Red: Astonishing!
Probably, one of the best pieces in the collection. The blend of royal gold with a red dupatta is very regal.
The Orange Story
Again, a Banarasi print dominance. The orange skirt is embellished with golden designs.
Don't forget to tell us which one is your favourite.


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Sunday, 6 July 2008
Antonio (Spain) is Mr Gay Europe 2008!
Budapest: It was Antonio Pedro Almijes (19) from Spain who Saturday evening took home the crown of Mr. Gay Europe 2008. "Winning Mr. Gay Europe is a bit overwhelming, but I am excited and I look forward to do my best in supporting not only my home community, but hopefully I can help other young guys in Europe and making them feel that it is okay to come out of the closet and be gay!" (source)
Mr. Gay Europe was forced to move venues to secret locations due to anticipated clashes between the Hungarian police, right-wing extremists and gays celebrating Budapest Pride this Saturday .
Unfortunately, due to financial reasons, Armenia was not able to participate in this year's contest, for the first time ever, as previously announced.
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Welcome to another edition of the Cover of the Week, here at the Weekly Crisis. Kirk is once again very busy, this time in preparation with a project for the blog that we will reveal soon, so you get your friendly neighborhood Matt Ampersand again instead.
Kirk: Love the detail put into the cover, from the double helix filled border to the artificial aged look to everything in between. Just a unique and great looking cover.
Matt: There's a lot to love in this Yanick Paquette cover. The amount of little details, the colors, and the character design. Ultimately, I think the reason it works so well is because it combines all it's elements to tell a story, or at least to introduce the story inside the book.
Ryan: I'm definitely agreeing with everyone on Uncanny X-Men. Simply a gorgeous cover that looks well-worn and pulpy--a perfect fit for the wonderful story contained within.
Runner-Ups: Wolverine: Weapon X #03, Last Days of Animal Man #02, G.I. Joe #06


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The Exam Results for UPSC SCRA is going to be out in the first or second week of February 2017. The UPSC department has not given any specific date in respect of the declaration of the result, but experts do believe that the aforesaid mentioned period would be ideal for the release of the result. However, this is not the final result for SCRA. The result will only mark the end of Part I in the selection process.
How to see my UPSC SCRA Result 2016?
A candidate can view the result through the website of UPSC. It should be noted that the website to check the result is www.upsc.gov.in. Some candidates do get confused and check the website where online registration took place (www.upsconline.nic.in), but for faster operations, a candidate must visit the first link, as mentioned above. A step-by-step guide for viewing online results for UPSC SCRA is given below:
Step 1- UPSC's official website
As discussed earlier, a candidate is required to visit the official website of UPSC department. For this purpose, go to the address bar of your Internet browser (can be Google Chrome, Firefox or the Internet Explorer) and type www.upsc.gov.in and hit enter. Within a matter of seconds, you will be redirected to the official website of UPSC.
Step 2- Finding the result link
On visiting the UPSC website, you will be required to find the link which will redirect you to the result page. Have a close look on the links present on the right hand side of the page. This is where you will find your required link.
An easy way to find the result is to take help of the 'FIND' option on the browser. Simply press Ctrl key and F key on the keyboard and type the word 'Result' in it. All areas with the same text on the web page will get highlighted. Once you find your link, click on it.
Step 3- Finding the roll number
The click opens a new page where the result is mentioned. UPSC Department, often declares it result through the roll number of the candidate. Candidates who have qualified to the next round have their roll number mentioned in the list. So, you will be required to find your roll number in the given list. For this purpose, you can prefer the same option as you did in finding the result (CTRL + F).
Can I have my paper rechecked?
The UPSC authority reserves exclusive rights in respect of decision making. You cannot challenge the authority. There is no scope for recheck or challenging the decision of the authority. A decision which has been made by the UPSC Department is final and shall continue to hold value.
What's next?
Once you have qualified the Part I examination, you will need to wait for the Part II examination where a personality test will be waiting for you. The cumulative marks of Part I and Part II Examination will determine your overall score and the status of your selection process.
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