text: HEI Stock Price, News & Analysis (OTCMKTS:HEII) $0.0006 0.00 (0.00 %) (As of 11/20/2017 02:22 PM ET)Previous CloseN/AToday's RangeN/A52-Week RangeN/AVolumeN/AAverage Volume5,995 shsMarket Capitalization$6,350.00P/E RatioN/ADividend YieldN/ABeta17.06 Company Profile Financials Analyst Ratings Dividend History Earnings History Earnings Estimates Insider Trades Headlines Social Media Chart About HEI (OTCMKTS:HEII) HEI, Inc. is an electronic manufacturing services company. The Company is a contract manufacturer specializing in electronic manufacturing services (EMS), including medical device manufacturing, microelectronic assembly and turnkey manufacturing plus ceramic, flex and rigid-flex substrates. It provides rapid prototyping and engineering services, product design, automation and test services, box build manufacturing, distribution and fulfillment solutions. The Microelectronic Assembly Operation offers high density, direct chip attach miniaturization solutions, including services from front end development through full production. It provides contract manufacturing services for military, high-end communications, medical, hearing, Class II and Class III medical device markets. The Company serves other markets, including medical, defense and aerospace, radio frequency communications, sensors, computing, and industrial equipment in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Asia. Industry, Sector and Symbol: Industry: N/A Sub-Industry: N/A Sector: N/A Symbol: OTCMKTS:HEII CUSIP: N/A Web: www.heii.com Profitability:Trailing EPS: ($0.18)Net Margins: -18.40%Return on Equity: -124.34%Return on Assets: -30.85%Misc:Outstanding Shares: 10,590,000 Frequently Asked Questions for HEI (OTCMKTS:HEII) What is HEI's stock symbol? HEI trades on the OTCMKTS under the ticker symbol "HEII." Who are some of HEI's key competitors? 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The Sports Dispute Resolution Panel (SDRP) appointed four independent directors to its management board today (29 June).
Peter Crystal, Memery Crystal's founder and corporate finance and sports partner, joins as a non-executive director after fending off 100 rivals for the position.
Former Lovells partner Ros Reston and Clarke Willmottsports partner Trevor Watkins will also be taking non-executive director roles.
The three lawyers are to be joined by the chair of planning for the 2007 European Hockey Championships Andy Tapley.
The directors will help set SDRP's vision, values and strategic plans, and scrutinise company performance and decision-making.
SDRP chair Gerard Elias QC of Farrar's Building also invited Sara Friend, legal director at the British Olympic Association, and Di Ellis, chairman of the Amateur Rowing Association, to join him and executive director Ed Procter on SDRP's new look management board.
Elias said: "We aim to raise awareness of the real value of SDRP to the whole sporting community and ensure that we have in place a referral body capable of sensitively meeting the challenges for all sport UK wide that is ready for the build up to London 2012."

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Midnight passed and the DJ kept playing. It was a joint birthday party for Libras, who are born, fortunately or not, under the scales of justice.
The hosts lived two blocks from the College of Santa Fe, on Vitalia Street. Approximately 30 guests were crowded inside and on the porch, drinking and trying to talk over the electronic music.
Nobody should have been surprised when the police came. The party could be heard down the block, and the Santa Fe Police Department had stepped up its patrols of the area.
But even those who understood how tense things were getting between the party-going students and the local police could not have foreseen what happened that night: the screaming, the struggle and the subsequent, sobering prospect of an 18-month prison sentence for one young woman.
Before she found herself in serious trouble—charged, among other things, with crushing a police officer's testicles—Karla Kerner thought CSF took care of its community.
But Kerner, a petite, tattooed 22-year-old who finished school in May, quickly discovered what every new graduate eventually does: She's on her own.
The first clue came when a college nurse declined to photograph injuries Kerner says the police inflicted during her arrest. "I paid health insurance for two years," she says, "and never took so much as a Band-Aid." Then she learned the college offered "no legal help, no aid, no advice" to students in trouble with the law.
To Kerner and her friends at CSF—many of whom have had their own recent encounters with police—the takeaway seems clear.
"Especially now, since the school's having so much trouble—maybe going under—they don't want to get themselves involved," Kerner says. "They're not willing to stand behind the students."
Even for students who've kept out of handcuffs, it's a scary time at the College of Santa Fe.
Just two weeks ago, students struggled to finish their finals without knowing whether they'd return in January to new classes or an empty campus.
The nearly 150-year-old private college is some $30 million in debt, which students and faculty blame on past mismanagement. Administrators have tried various ways to raise money—such as introducing sports teams and selling some land fronting St. Michael's Drive to a bank—but none have proved sufficient.
The college's last and best hope seemed to be a takeover by Laureate Education, Inc., until CSF President Stuart Kirk announced the Laureate deal had fallen through just as students and staff left for Thanksgiving. The sparse, ill-timed announcement seemed typical of CSF's official responses in difficult times.
Administrators hope the state of New Mexico will take over the school. Rather than wait to find out, many students are preparing transfer applications. Their anxiety is apparent in every discussion. One comment recently left on SFR's Web site sums up the fear:
"[S]hame on you College of Santa Fe, you frauds, you cheats, you horrible people. You stole my money, you conned me, you made a fool of me and every other student at this college."
Yet even before students knew their academic futures hung in the balance, an unprecedented series of conflicts with local police this year had frayed their nerves.
Some students feel the police have targeted them for harassment. Administrators count three students arrested on campus in the fall semester and five more arrested off campus. In the three semesters prior, no students were arrested on campus.
Santa Fe Police don't deny they've stepped up their patrols at CSF, although they maintain harassment is the last thing on their minds. Rather, police say, they're taking "a more proactive role" in what is essentially a large private neighborhood that has historically stayed off the radar of law enforcement.
Ariana Lombardi, a CSF freshman working on a documentary about the rising tensions with police, takes a dispassionate view of the controversy. While Lombardi thinks the police haven't always behaved ethically, she says, "Some of the kids are like, 'Fuck the police. I can do what I want."
On that point, the SFPD has proven them wrong. And the administration, essentially powerless to prevent the police from patrolling their private but wide-open campus, have offered little reassurance.
"Everybody's pissed off," Cole Wilson, a CSF teaching assistant and recent graduate, says. "But they don't know what to do."
Anger and uncertainty: No two words better summarize the mood at one of Santa Fe's oldest and largest institutions.
Wilson counts himself lucky. He left Karla Kerner's party maybe 10 minutes before the police showed up.
He had had his own run-in a month before that, on Sept. 3, while taking his usual route home through campus on his bicycle. Because Michelle Obama was speaking at CSF that day, guards from exotic law enforcement agencies like the Secret Service, backed up by the increasingly familiar SFPD, swarmed campus.
The police checkpoint at the gates annoyed Wilson. "I paid $30,000 a semester to go to that school, so I felt pretty entitled to ride my bike down the sidewalk," he says.
As he pedaled by, an SFPD officer shouted for him to stop. Wilson obliged. "I go to school here. I'm not a terrorist," he recalls saying. The officer, according to Wilson, said, "'You'd better get the fuck out of here.'" Wilson then decided to lecture the officer about his rights as a citizen.
"'You've got 30 seconds to get the fuck out of my face or I'm going to arrest you,'" the officer said, in Wilson's telling. "He said, 'You know, it's dumb shits like you that make my job as hard as it is.' I told him, 'It's people like you that are the problem with the whole world.'"
Another SFPD patrol car arrived, and the officer "changed his whole song and dance," Wilson says. The threat of arrest proved hollow. But Wilson, defeated, had to take the long way home.
When he got home, he filed a complaint against the officer. And, like others who have had problems with the police this academic year, Wilson also told CSF's Dean of Students, Joseph Fitzpatrick, about the argument. "I believe Cole handled that situation in an extremely efficient and responsible manner," Fitzpatrick says in a response to written questions from SFR.
In a memo passed to students, who in turn passed it to SFR, Fitzpatrick counts 29 police encounters with students between late August and early November. Most of those incidents were, like Wilson's, inconsequential. Nonetheless, the trend was unsettling to the 417 students who live on campus and weren't used to police officers walking through the dorms.
Noting the officer's "supposed" motives, Fitzpatrick's memo betrays some ambivalence about the police presence:
Aug. 28, 11:36 p.m. — Police officer found wandering through Kennedy Hall looking for a party to break up.
Sept. 14, 9:00 p.m. — SFPD respond to noise complaint at Alumni Hall. Uncertain who contacted, but wasn't Security.
Sept. 15, 2:00 a.m. — SFPD on campus. Security let into King Hall. Supposedly SFPD received a call about noise and drinking. Nothing occurred.
Sept. 28, 2:00 a.m. — SFPD responded to a call regarding possible assault. While on campus, arrested a student for paraphernalia/possession.
And then there's Fitzpatrick's notation of the infamous Libra birthday bash:
Oct. 5, ? — SFPD arrest one student and one alum at an off-campus party for multiple charges including resisting arrest and assault on a police officer.
The exact timeline of Karla Kerner's party isn't the only question hanging over the night. It's also unclear how police came to enter the house. What is documented is that by 4:10 am on Oct. 5, one host and one guest would be photographed, fingerprinted and booked into Santa Fe County jail.
Kerner's friends say the police simply walked inside without asking. At least, none of her invited guests will admit to showing them into her home.
Will Smith, a 19-year-old sophomore, says he was inside, walking toward the front door when he saw it get pushed open. "I saw the flashlights and I knew it was police," Smith says. "I did not hear a knock."
"Immediately, they asked if we had any drugs and, when everybody said no, they said, 'Well, c'mon, you're from the College of Santa Fe—you're an art school. I know you have drugs,'" Smith recalls. "Everybody was like, 'No, we don't have any, blah blah blah.'"
It was well past midnight. By that point, Jesse Lester, a CSF sophomore who goes by "Jester," had been passed out for a couple of hours. "I love Knob Creek—it's so good—but I drank probably close to two-thirds of that bottle," he says.
Lester, a skinny, animated 24-year-old, shared the bed with one of the hosts, Kerner. Kerner also was trying to sleep. She had to work the next day in the college cafeteria.
They woke to shouting; Lester was dazed, but Kerner quickly realized the police had arrived.
"I heard them terrorizing the guests—'We know this is a CSF party; you're all going to lose your scholarships; you're all going to get kicked out of college. Everybody take out all your bongs, all your alcohol, all your drugs,'" Kerner recalls them saying.
As their friends in the living room produced their IDs, Lester and Kerner stayed put in her bedroom. Flashlights shone through the window. Guests saw seven or eight squad cars parked outside.
"I started sobering up pretty quick," Lester says.
An officer pounded on the door, saying, "Open up!" Kerner shouted back, demanding a warrant. In her mind, the men with badges in her house were "domestic terrorists."
Kerner's dim view of authority was forged, in part, at CSF. "I'm a political science major," she says, "so I always knew we lived in a fascist police state and that we're living in a war zone, basically." Still, she says, "I thought I had some basic, fundamental civil liberties."
Kerner, barely over five feet tall and 115 pounds, held the door shut as long as she could.
"I was terrified," she says. "I told them to get the fuck out of my house, because I thought that I had that right."
Kerner, shoeless and wearing a tank top, was pushing against the door when it burst open with an officer on the other side.
"The guy jumped on top of her, tackled her," Lester says. "She started screaming bloody murder."
Kerner shrieked and flailed as the officer handcuffed her arms behind her back. "I was a victim of both assault and rape when I was younger—I was traumatized," she says. "I was screaming to my friend Jess, 'Help me!'"
In response, Lester reached out his hand. "All I did was say, 'Please let her go.' That's essentially when I got dragged out into a cop car," Lester says.
As the officer wrangled Kerner out of her bedroom, a party guest whipped out a cell phone and took some grainy video.
The clips show glum-faced students lined up along the walls, looking resigned, as Kerner lies face down in the doorway, handcuffed and screaming.
As the officer struggles to hoist her up, Kerner yells, "Get off of me you fucking racist! You fucking racist!"
By the night's end, at least nine students, including Smith, were charged with underage drinking. Lester was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
And Kerner, in addition to charges of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, also was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and a fourth-degree felony: battery upon an officer of the peace.
"At the time, I supposedly assaulted him, I was pretty incapacitated," Kerner says. "I didn't grab anything."
As word of her arrest spread, Kerner became a cause célèbre among student activists. Others, aware that CSF faced bigger problems, saw ambiguity.
Irina Zerkin, the student representative to CSF's board of trustees, says Kerner is a "beloved" member of the community. "I know her intentions were good," Zerkin says. "But the fact of the matter is, she manhandled a cop."
She adds: "That doesn't mean it's OK that they manhandled her."
The administration has stayed mum. ("The College is not in a position to comment on this incident. It was not a College-sponsored event nor [were] there College officials present," Dean Fitzpatrick writes to SFR in response to questions about the party.)
But as dramatic as Kerner's story was, an even more serious case was about to spread through CSF's rumor mill—this one involving the alleged rape of a 22-year-old senior by another student.
Given that CSF has no functioning student government and no campus newspaper, you'd expect administrators would find it easy to control the information coming out of campus. In the age of Facebook, however, that may not be possible.
A graphic—make that horrific—account of the alleged rape, which occurred in August, can be found in a Facebook group created weeks later to support the victim. She writes that after drinking with a fellow student, watching a movie and giving him a massage, he overpowered her, raped her vaginally and anally as she kicked him and finally bit his thigh.
The victim, who has since transferred to another school, waited 10 days before reporting the incident, and only then filed for sexual harassment, not rape. She writes, although Dean Fitzpatrick put a restraining order on her alleged assailant, she is "dumbfounded" with how the college handled her case.
"The Dean found my case 'inconclusive' and brought the accused back on campus but with 'restrictions,'" the accuser writes. Further, she claims, Fitzpatrick's failure to "specifically inform" her of her right to report the incident to police may have hindered their ability to gather physical evidence.
A police report filed Sept. 11 says simply, "A female reported that she was sexually assaulted at the College of Santa Fe." The case remains open.
CSF's vice president for administration and communications, Marcia Sullivan, offers a brief response: "The college will not comment on this situation as it affects the privacy of our students."
Realistically, that privacy is gone. The Facebook group with the rape allegations had 124 members as of last week—a sizable share of the 615 undergraduates enrolled this semester.
Kerner says there has been "a lot of talk" about the alleged rape—except from the administration. "They kind of shut it down," Kerner says.
"I wouldn't have as much of a problem with the police presence on campus, if somebody had been raped," Lester says of the incident. "But that's not why they're on campus."
The sexual violence, combined with the growing tally of police confrontations and dark rumors about the college's debt, made the fall semester a grim one.
"It's a tough time, and it's really hard to say what the cause of it is," Zerkin, the student trustee, says. "Mercury's in retrograde—I don't know."
While their communications with outsiders lacked urgency, internally, administrators knew the deepening student anxieties demanded a response. CSF's debts weren't going away and neither were the police.
A few days after Kerner's arrest, officers began handing out hundreds of dollars in parking tickets on their late-night patrols of the campus. Though the police were within their rights, this struck some students as unfair, given that the college is private property.
On Oct. 9, CSF Security Director James Ardis sent a campus-wide e-mail to address concerns about the police.
"While a surprise to us that these [handicapped parking] tickets were issued, the police do have jurisdiction," Ardis writes. "Since the start of this semester, we have seen an increase in police presence on campus…We have also witnessed an increase in vehicle patrols through the campus from entrance to entrance.
Ardis also tries to clear up "misunderstandings" about the police's ability to enforce the law on campus. He writes, "In reviewing recent incidents involving Santa Fe Police, we have found no evidence that any student's Fourth Amendment rights have been violated on campus."
Ardis also offers students a word of advice: "Common sense can be a valuable tool in avoiding negative incidents."
Given the mood in the dorms, that was good advice.
Common sense would rule out yelling, "Fuck you, bacon!" at a patrol car as it rolled through campus at night, as a group of students are rumored to have done last month, prompting an officer to follow them inside the dorms. (None of the students said to be involved returned SFR's calls.)
Common sense also would dictate heeding an officer's order to stop.
On Oct. 22, Ben Plaza, a 20-year-old sophomore music major with long blonde hair, was walking past his dorm with a visiting friend. They had been drinking vodka. Plaza says they sat down in the street because they were tired. Officer Christopher McCord—who helped issue citations at Kerner's party—reported that Plaza and his friend were "playing chicken" with traffic.
Plaza saw three patrol cars drive by; McCord yelled for them to stop, but Plaza says, "I think we walked for maybe 10 more seconds."
That was probably a mistake. Officers gave chase and "bent me over and threw me down on the curb," Plaza says. "They didn't give us a breathalyzer test or anything."
Charged with underage drinking, Plaza and his friend spent the night in jail. In his mind, that was punishment enough.
Before the police patrols increased their presence on campus, he believes he wouldn't even have gotten arrested.
The college, of course, bans underage drinking—along with of-age drinking in public areas. The student handbook says students may enter a treatment program "as a total or partial alternative to disciplinary action."
The handbook does not say, "We'll call the cops on you."
In fact, it suggests that students should not be subjected to the judicial system, noting that "the disciplinary procedures of the College are not identical to procedures in criminal or civil cases but are, instead, designed to assure fundamental fairness so that students will be protected from any arbitrary or capricious disciplinary action."
At his arraignment, Plaza says, the judge "seemed like he thought it was kind of ridiculous that we were in there, too."
And, Plaza says: "I think campus security is even more unhappy about the cops being here, because this is their turf. They can handle it themselves."
Maybe so. It's not like CSF is a giant, Jell-O-shot-swilling, run-riot-at-homecoming State U. As of Dec. 1, the college had issued 81 internal sanctions for alcohol or drug violations in the fall semester, according to Dean Fitzpatrick. That's not a big increase from Fall 2007, which had 76 sanctions.
This system seemed to suit everyone fine—except for the SFPD. Effective or not, campus security—by definition—doesn't concern itself with off-campus parties like Karla Kerner's.
A small sticker on Kerner's door, printed by the Oregon-based CrimethInc Ex-Workers' Collective, warns: "Community Watch Area—Police Not Welcome."
"You know that's the first thing they saw when they put the flashlight up to the door," Lester says.
Granted, throwing a loud party with an anarchist slogan on your door is like speeding down the freeway in a VW van with a giant pot leaf painted on the side. But in court papers, Officer Jaime Bisagna writes that he was simply responding to a noise complaint at Kerner's address.
Bisagna's report glosses over how he first entered the home. He writes: "I parked in front of [a neighboring house] and continued to hear the music. Most everyone inside the party was compliant and followed our instructions."
Most everyone except Kerner, locked in her bedroom. "I smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from the area of the bedroom door," Bisagna writes.
He knocked on the door—"Open up!"
"Get the fuck out of my house, you domestic terrorists!" Kerner replied.
At which point, Bisagna writes, the entire party broke out in cheers.
With Officer McCord watching approximately 30 people, and Kerner "exciting a crowd that could have easily got out of control," Bisagna felt "officer safety" required he open the door.
Bisagna knocked again. Kerner quickly opened the door, he says—then shut it on his foot. The officer "forced" his way in and told Kerner to calm down. "I used a calm voice and told her to just relax so we could figure things out." Kerner swore at him again, Bisagna writes, "and then pushed me in the chest."
As Bisagna moved to arrest her, she assumed a fetal position. He had trouble handcuffing her. The whole time, Bisagna writes, Kerner screamed so loud that someone in the area called emergency dispatch to report it.
As Bisagna carried Kerner to his car, he writes, "She reached behind with one of her hands and forcefully squeezed my genitals so hard it caused me to collapse."
Finally, having returned to the bedroom "to locate a missing leather keeper from my duty belt," Bisagna found a large Z-shaped bong full of warm water in Kerner's closet.
As an institution, CSF hasn't always welcomed the police.
It's part of a tricky balance many colleges maintain. Administrators need to stay on good terms with the police. At the same time—because nervous parents sign so many tuition checks—they'd prefer to handle matters quietly, if and when students break the law.
"I'm not saying [the] college has ignored us," SFPD Deputy Chief Aric Wheeler says. "But we have other entities—for example, the public schools—saying, 'Hey guys, we want your help.'"
Police and college officials met in October and November, when relations were most tense, to hash out how they'd deal with one another in the future. Now both parties—tipped off weeks ago that SFR was planning this story—call those meetings positive and productive.
But it's not clear what results, exactly, they produced. Police want CSF to create a neighborhood watch to keep them abreast of any problems, rather than handling problems internally. Dean Fitzpatrick, however, writes there have been "no changes to policy, procedure, or training recently."
That may change. In the coming year, Wheeler says, administrators will give police full access to campus so officers can document its layout and be prepared in case of a Virginia Tech-style rampage.
That's a sensible precaution. But the department's focus on CSF is somewhat puzzling given that most of the violent crime in Santa Fe lately has occurred outside the college's adobe gates.
The night of Oct. 20, one night after a 16-year-old boy shot another teenager outside JC Penney, Security Director Ardis sent another campus-wide e-mail, noting that SFPD would be performing "saturation patrols"—meaning two or three patrol cars per hour—on campus. This was supposedly in "response to gang violence" at the shopping center, four miles away.
If such patrols are meant to inspire a sense of safety, for some students, they've had the opposite effect.
"No one's really sure of if they leave campus if they're being targeted or not," Plaza says. "So I guess they did their job, in keeping underage people from drinking."
And maybe it's for the best that fewer students will be shouting, "Fuck you, bacon."
"To be perfectly honest, if I were a cop, I'd probably have a little distrust for college kids, too," Zerkin says. "Because of the liberal-radical nature of this school, people are really quick to say, 'The police, the pigs, are coming to get us.' There's probably some truth to that. But some of the students could do a better job of taking accountability for their actions."
Two months after her release from jail, Kerner, who is estranged from her family, has only recently found a lawyer: Santiago Juarez of Española. Juarez didn't return a message left with his secretary, but Lester and Kerner say he may file a lawsuit on Kerner's behalf, on the grounds that police unlawfully entered Kerner's home.
Unlike a lot of students, Lester isn't rushing to transfer from CSF. He plans to stick it out through the spring. After that, who knows? He'd like to go some place "with real people power"—maybe Cuba.
On Dec. 8, Kerner had a date with First Judicial District Court Judge Stephen Pfeffer. With Lester in the courtroom for moral support, she pleaded not guilty to her felony charge.
Since the bust, her house has been "deserted." By most accounts, the party scene—on and off campus—has quieted as well.
After the arrests, the ongoing patrols, the alleged rape and fears about the college's future—which won't go away for weeks, at least—students have heard little more than vague reassurances from the administration.
"I think they were worried about bad publicity, but they couldn't really have any worse publicity right now," Kerner says. "A lot of us feel like this is it—this is the school's last hurrah." SFR


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UK Continuing to Supply Weapons to Israel
The British government has approved over 90 licenses to supply Israel with weapons since the start of the Palestinian Intifada, Junior Trade Minister Nigel Griffiths said on Tuesday.
"Between September 29 and December 31, 2000, seven standard individual export licenses (SIELs) were issued, covering the export of goods to Israel on the military list," Griffiths told Parliament, cited by the official Iranian news agency, IRNA.
He added that a further 84 SIELs were approved in the first five months of this year.
Griffiths's announcement of the arms sale was made in response to a written question from Labor MP Phyllis Starkey, who chairs Parliament's All-Party Britain-Palestine Group, said IRNA.
The minister said that during the first 10 months of last year, more than 150 licensed goods were approved for Israel, in categories ranging from rifles, mortars, bombs, ammunition, combat vessels and aircraft to design technology, software, training equipment and decoy apparatus - Albawaba.com
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Another hiker is spotted ahead of me photographing Pueblo Bonito.
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"Pueblo Bonito is the most thoroughly investigated and celebrated cultural site in Chaco Canyon. Planned and constructed in stages between AD 850 to AD 1150 by ancestral Puebloan peoples, this was the center of the Chacoan world."
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The first aerial photographs of Chaco Canyon were taken from Charles Lindbergh's airplane by his wife Anne Morrow Lindbergh in 1929.
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New Alto sits on top of the mesa.
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Pottery shards at New Alto.
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View towards South Mesa Gap as seen from Pueblo Alto Trail.
"The Great Southern Road, led through the gap in the canyon wall directly to Pueblo Bonito. The South Road is one of two major arteries emanating from Chaco Canyon and was likely the major way into the canyon from the southern part of the San Juan Basin. The end of the road is still poorly defined and has been traced as far as Lobo Mesa, an area near Hosta Butte. Four great houses are found along that stretch. The true extent of South Road is estimated to be near 100 miles. Many of the ruins found near the road were built before 1000 AD."
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Pueblo Alto Trail - Jackson Stairs
The Chacoans had an extensive system network of roads within the canyon and extending out a considerable distance. Some of these roads were up to 30 ft wide and are still visible from aerial views of Chaco Canyon.
Named after William Henry Jackson, the Jackson Stairs carved out by the Chacoans 800 years ago still survive.
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William Henry Jackson's photos of his visit to Chaco Canyon were lost as a result of a failed new photographic process he utilized while at Chaco.
"Sketch of Jackson's Stairway, located on the north wall of the canyon near Chetro Ketl. William Henry Jackson, a photographer for the US Geological and Geographic Survey of the Territories, was the first to describe the prehistoric stairway carved into the sandstone cliff face.
May 10, 1877
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"Una Vida exists today in a near-natural state of preservation, free from major vandalism, and with only minor excavations and preservation repairs. Time and the forces of nature have collapsed the roofs. Walls have fallen. Centuries of blowing sand have covered the rooms with a protective blanket of sandand native vegetation. The architecture appears much the same as it has for the last thousand years."
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I leave via the Southern approach to Chaco Canyon. The roads can be worse this way but were in good shape at the time I left the Park.
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The road heading South from the Park offers sweeping vistas of Northwest New Mexico.
Like many places I visit, there is so much to see at Chaco Canyon that I am resolved to go back there again and explore further.
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The Big Event Set for April 1
Lewisville ISD's East Zone – schools that feed into Hebron High School and The Colony High School – is preparing for the third annual The Big Event on Saturday, April 1 from 8 a.m.-noon.
The service-oriented activity and spin-off of Texas A&M University's annual event with the same name is a way for LISD to simply express gratitude for the support it receives from its East Zone communities.
In two years, LISD's The Big Event has involved nearly 7,000 volunteers and has reached more than 200 locations in Carrollton, Frisco, Lewisville, Plano and The Colony. This year, LISD officials are expecting their largest turnout yet.
"I am very proud of the work everyone has done for The Big Event at our campuses and around the community over the past two years," LISD East Zone Leader Leigh Ann Lewis said. "We have had more interest than ever for this year's event despite still being four months away. It is encouraging to see so many people eager to display their servant hearts."
Examples of activities include: free car washes for police officers; band and choir performances at senior centers; knitting and delivering blankets to hospitals; beautification at local recreational areas and school campuses; facilitating pet adoptions; and painting houses.
"It is important to teach our children to consider the needs of others over their own needs and desires; we learn values from those experiences," Lewis said. "These activities are a perfect way for students to see first-hand the results of their efforts."
Special guests have included former Dallas Cowboys great and LISD product Walt Garrison; City of Plano Council Member Tom Harrison; City of Lewisville Mayor Pro Tem TJ Gilmore; and LISD Superintendent Dr. Kevin Rogers.
The Big Event kickoff will be located outdoors at LISD's Career Center East, which is located at 2553 FM 544 in Lewisville. The festivities will begin at 8 a.m. After opening remarks, performances and a special appearance from LISD product Michael Odiari, host of TV show "Cookin On A Dime," volunteers will disperse (approximately 8:45 a.m.) for a rewarding day of giving back.
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Pat Capocci's 'all or nothing' mentality has gained him respect on both a national and international level. Undoubtedly being one of Australia's hardest working bands, it is no wonder why all ages and subcultures across the world admire the energy and passion fuelled music that is Pat Capocci.
Pat's unique style and charisma combined with his natural songwriting ability have seen the combo transcend the typical novelty of the genre. Pat's writing style blends a unique feel of western swing, jazz, country and blues, and in the same way that all iconic artists have, Pat has used the genre as a launching pad, deepening and broadening the integrity and timelessness of the music.
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Born out of blues, grunge & Rock N Roll, Noosa Heads five-piece LOS LAWS certainly knows how to stimulate your brain, dramatically channel your inner aggression & rattle those blues bones.
Creating as much noise as possible with as little room as possible, the boys started off with two guitarists and a drummer, dwelling in a tiny, brick shack of doom. By fusing mesmerising vocals and thrashing bass, these boys certainly knew how to annoy the neighbours, dads with daughters and blow the roof of any construction they created noise in.
Having opened for and played shows with DZ Deathrays, Pro Vita, Horace Bones, The Hi Boys, Mar Haze, PLTS, BARD, Hobo Magic, The Cloacas, Tampered Mind and Toxic Fox, each show seductively generates an array of raw power. With a couple of local headline shows also under their belts, and their 1st EP fast approaching, Los Laws look forward to what the future holds.
PLAYING: Saturday 11 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar followed by After Hours @ Café Le Monde
Roots/reggae/dub outfit, Bearfoot, has been making waves up and down the coast for the last few years. Inspired by activism, for cultural equality, environmentalism and a 'One Love' philosophy, their upbeat vibes are complemented by inspiring lyrics. Noticeable classic reggae influences are blended with a more modern ska-slash-hiphop feel, falling somewhere between the sounds of The Cat Empire, Sublime and Peter Tosh, for tunes that will send your toes into spasm before overwhelming your entire body. Tapping your foot, or bouncing up and down, there's no way you can sit still with Bearfoot's pumping jams.
Through lyrics and tunes, Bearfoot evoke the classic surf stoke (being surfers and skaters themselves), channelling in undertones of those iconic 60s surf soundtracks; The Sandals, The Atlantics, even the faintest whiff of Dick Dale – music made to be enjoyed with aching shoulders, salty skin, cold beers and a warm, setting sun. Could be worse. We are stoked to welcome Bearfoot to the Noosa Festival Beach Stage.
PLAYING: Friday 10 March, 2017
The Wet Fish are an instrumental live machine that belt out a contagious mix of authentic surf and high energy rock and roll. The band has blitzed the Brisbane music scene in 2015 an 2016 with over 100 shows, becoming one of the most sought after bands in town. With live shows offering a rousing blend of originals and a unique twist on crowd-pleasing gems, The Wet Fish are guaranteed to get the party started!
PLAYING: Saturday 4 March, 2017
Toxic Fox can be summed up as a bunch of rascals raised in a surfy community that get together to make a sound that intertwines the genres of alternate rock, reggae and beachy punk. The end product is one that we love to get rowdy to on a stage in front of our home crowd.
Kallidad began in 2011, and quickly forged a unique sound. Noise complaints from neighbours drove the trio to begin busking, which almost immediately led to a rawer, simpler and more rhythmic sound, and quickly resulted in invitations to perform all over Sydney.
With their trademark "Day of the Dead" facepaint, the band has a visual image every bit as striking as their one-of-a-kind sound. The group combines influences from flamenco and mariachi music with rock and metal to create a powerful, energetic and uplifting sound that gives the audience no choice but to dance!
Kallidad has opened for Ed Sheeran, Tijuana Cartel, Mickey Avalon, Flight Facilities and Master's Apprentices. Trips to festivals such as Rainbow Serpent, Nannup, Wallaby Creek, Palm Creek, Swaggerfest, Nanga, Psyfari and Subsonic and others have helped Kallidad build a strong and loyal fanbase all around Australia.
PLAYING: Sunday 5 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar
Adam Harpaz is a multi-instrumentalist, indie folk musician who busks during the day, performs at venues during the night and surfs in between. The Byron Bay-based singer-songwriter paints pictures of peaceful coastal living through heartfelt performances and lyrical integrity.
Adam has been featured on Triple J, performed at major festivals such as Splendour in the Grass and Bluesfest, and has sold out shows across the country. Adam has also shared the stage with the likes of Missy Higgins, Hein Cooper and the Art of Sleeping.
Having recently released his second record, All For You, Adam is set for a big 2017!
PLAYING: Thursday 9 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar
Like all good surf bands Old Man Friday was conceived whilst having a chat between waves on a Friday morning surf session. Influenced by surf music new and old they explore various styles from down the line; rock to ukulele based island songs and even harmonica and lap slide blues.
In the short life of the band they have released two albums – 'Down the Line' and the self-titled 'Old Man Friday' – played in beautiful oceanside locations, featured on radio programs and were the ABC Gold Coast Exhumed winners.
2017 looks to be an exciting year for Old Man Friday, with new material being released, songs being used in film and surf clips, and continuing the dream of playing in exotic locations, including the Laguna Real Estate Noosa Festival of Surfing.
PLAYING: Friday 3 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar
THE WEDGE – A man-made beast. This is the story about the wave and those who live it.
The Wedge, located at the end of the Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach, California, is a world famous, man-made beast of a wave. Since its creation, people have flocked from all over to see it in its mythical form. Wedge waves can be as powerful as any on Earth. It is a place where injuries are common and where even deaths have occurred.
Dirty Old Wedge is a documentary film that will showcase the history of the Wedge starting from its creation in the 1930's. A unique assemblage of bodysurfers which has come to be known as the "Wedge Crew" will be one of the focal points of this film, highlighting their relationships with the wave and with one another.
We are stoked and honoured to have the film's creator, Tim Burnham, and legendary bodysurfer Mark Cunningham joining us to present this award-winning movie.
PLAYING: Friday 3 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar
The ebb and flow of the seas embodies the fluid ethos of Band of Frequencies. Their sound is characterised by a deep groove, intuitive group chemistry and Shannon Carroll's husky lead vocals. With a voice likened to Ray LaMontagne and Ian Ball from Gomez, Shannon's lyrics engagingly affirm the positive through his personal experiences.
For the genre hungry, the B.o.F. sound is a mash up of soul/funk breaks, blues/rock riffs, dub/reggae roots, ambient soundtracks and saltwater folk. But beyond genre tags, their impeccable musicianship and rich musical history is their strength, which allows them to explore a plethora of styles in their live sets and extended improvisations.
Coast locals of many years, the band have been close friends of the festival for quite some time, performing almost every year of the last decade. 2016 saw the union take one step further, and the Band of Frequencies partnered with former festival director, Phil Jarratt, to score the soundtrack for Jarratt's documentary of Australian surf history, 'Men of Wood & Foam'. Enjoy their live performance of this soundtrack this year in conjunction with the 'Life is Better When You Surf' Film Festival.
PLAYING: Tuesday 7 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar
The indigenous singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known as Blakboi loops decks, drums, keys, guitars, voice and dij. Visual artist and activist, surfer and poet. Blakboi will change the way you see the world.
Blakboi (Tom Avery) is a young man from the Gumilaroi peoples of central NSW now living on the Bundjalung Nation around the Byron Bay / Lismore area. His father (Tom Avery) is a renowned Indigenous artist and surfer. His mother (Jennifer Avery) a talented singer/guitarist and full blood Maori from the Taranaki Province of New Zealand.
Diverse influences include Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Beatles, The Herd, Fat Freddy's Drop. Blakboi has played alongside Archie Roach, Xavier Rudd, John Butler, Yung Warriors, Wolfmother and Dubmarine. His live shows have been described as revolutionary, unpredictable and innovative and his vibe and energy are quick to create mobs of loyal followers.
PLAYING: Friday 10 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar
Sunshine Coast born singer/songwriter Toby Robinson releases his debut solo album next month with live performances in Brisbane and on the Sunshine Coast. Tobias launched the album to a packed house at Bella Union, Melbourne on 5 June last year before bringing the band home to Queensland for the first weekend in July.
Former frontman for altcountry band The Promises , Tobias' debut single Let You Down evokes the romanticism of folk with a nod to pop. Two years in the making, Tobias' self-titled album was created in collaboration with his great friends an bandmates, Rob Kidd and Craig Hadlow, and producer Nick Huggins. With diverse influences ranging from Ry Cooder, John Renbourne, and The Shins to Nick Drake and The Cure, the album celebrates the story of his musical roots through a unique blend of folk, alt-country and indie pop.
PLAYING: Thursday 9 March, 2017 – XXXX Summer Beach Bar
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Unanswered: Total Newb - connect to pervasive database from PHP
OK let me start off here - just starting to learn PHP (as well as Linux)- dont know very much...but am a programmer of 5 years in C++, C#, Java....
Here at my office, we have a database server that hosts a Pervasive 9.0 database - we are trying to write a new INTRANET so our users can look up stuff from our database without having login credentials to log into our main software. This would allow for easy item lookup and some other really cool stuff - we are trying to develop a site in which we allow certain users to do certain things - so if you are logged in you can do this, otherwise, you cant do a thing. ANYWAYS, i have set up an Ubuntu desktop installation, and installed LAMP. PHP does work, and i have been screwing around getting some code done to try it out. HOWEVER, I cannot for the life of me get connected to our pervasive server. I have installed the ODBC package for php5, and see that the odbc commands are available, but i cant seem to get connected. All the resources i have been seeing online seem to show how to connect to servers that are a local DSN on that machine - when i have connected in the past, i have always used a connection string and provided the database name, and never had to have the DSN be local...we simply refer to the server by IP.
Can anyone out there help me get connected? i am a total newb to linux as well, and am totally lost as to which files to edit, and which to leave alone.
i KNOW that mySQL is working cause i have a joomla installation set up and that is working - its just connecting to our production database i cant get working....once i connect, i am good cause i know SQL fairly well.
TIA - i GREATLY appreciate any help!
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First, why Linux for PHP? PHP runs on Windows. If you're PSQL is also running on Windows (typical) then you can use IIS and PHP (or ASP.NET, or ASP).
Second, a few questions:
- What is the exact version of PSQL being used?
- Have you installed the PSQL client on the Linux box?
- Can you access the PSQL data through ODBC from a Windows client (through PCC or otherwise)?
Here's a very simple PHP script that I've used in the past both from WIndows and Linux. It connects to the PSQL DEMODATA database.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">   <TITLE>PHP Sample</TITLE>   <?php $conn=odbc_connect("Demodata","","",""); $sql="select * from class"; $rs=odbc_exec($conn,$sql); echo "
\n"; $numfields = odbc_num_fields($rs); for($i=1;$i<=$numfields;$i++){ $fn=odbc_field_name($rs,$i); echo "$fn	"; } echo "\n"; while(odbc_fetch_row($rs)){ echo "
\n"; for($i=1;$i<=$numfields;$i++){ $fv=odbc_result($rs,$i); echo "$fv	"; } echo "
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ok - first of all, thank you for the reply.....i think i have narrowed down SOME of the issues, but still am a bit lost - i think my biggest problem is my lack of knowledge with linux.
the reason for linux, honestly, its coool - also, its a lot easier to get our CFO to approve of us buying a server that doesnt need an expensive OS on it - we are looking to use this server for simply hosting our intranet, and hosting some images and things...
after trying to connect to the database, and posting this thread, i realized there is definitely a client version of pervasive to install on linux - in my stupidity i thougght i could simply connect over basic odbc drivers - so i have installed it. it now says it is installed, but again from my lack of linux knowledge, i dont know how to USE it. i installed the client rpm file, as well as the control center....but again, i dont know how to actuall RUN them.
i am currently trying to install the java runtime environment, as the files were .jar files, so i figured it was probably necessary.
our version of pervasive is 9.5, and it is currently accessed by over 100 users, and handles every transaction through our system at over 9 locations - so i know it is up and running (we have 8 retail stores, and where i am, our corp office).
once the JRE is done installing, i am going to try to mess around some more, but am worried there is no way i am doing this right, and furthermore, there is no way i am going to be able to remember this when i do it on our new server (right now this is all testing on an old laptop).
ALSO - i have coonnected with ODBC drivers from a windows terminal before - i did it in C# using a connection string - which is what i tried copyiing and pasting into the PHP connection string, but it didnt work - probably cause pervasive wasnt installled correctly on the linux pc
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okay - so after screwing around some more, i think i have gotten some headway - however i ran into a little problem again -
i am running dsnadd to add the DSN, and it says that the odbc.ini file has been updated,, but the file HASNT been updated - i am thinking this is some type of permission problem - so i tried changing the ownership of odbc.ini, but that didnt do anything - i am now trying to reinstall pervasive to see if that gets it backk to where it should be, and then hopefully it will let me add the dsn.
ok that didnt work - starting to think a full format/reinstall would be best....i dont think it will take TOO long - i am starting to understand all of this a little bit better...
problem is that it will take forever to do all the updates again and everything...
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Many a times we come across a situation where a friend in need wants you to be a friend indeed and the way to do so sometimes is by lending your smartphone — with all your private data and secrets — and you find it hard to say no. This is where App locks come into picture.
With the latest versions of android you do get a multiple user accounts feature but in most cases it's pretty useless. If you lend your friend a phone logged in with a guest account, it's a phone with no Games or Mx Player or IMDB or whatever it is that your friend needs your phone for in the first place. Setting up another account with pre-determined apps is also not a solution because it renders your phone slow and less responsive.
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It seems as if many people are quick to write off those who have fallen from great political heights. This is especially true in Iowa politics. However, the political landscape is littered with people who have overcome serious obstacles or setbacks. Congressman Jim Leach lost his race against Congressman Edward Mezvinsky in 1974, only to win in 1976. People rarely talk about President Obama and George W. Bush's failed congressional campaigns, yet they both later succeeded in winning election to the highest office in the land.
The final two candidates who will be analyzed before The Iowa Republican Gubernatorial Straw Poll, Bob Vander Plaats and Chris Rants, have both suffered major defeats, yet they continue to forge ahead. Iowans could have a front row seat in the remaking of a successful political candidate after many people considered them to be finished.
Today, we focus on State Representative Chris Rants. Rants was elected to the Iowa House in 1992 at the age of 25. Ten years later, he was the Speaker of the House, but after the 2006 elections, Rants was in the minority. After the 2008 elections, he was stripped of his leadership position, meaning he is just another member of the legislature.
Many people thought Rants was finished in Iowa politics. Not wanting to write off a 42-year-old politician, I believed that it would take Rants a few years to remake his image and reemerge into Iowa politics. Rants is out to prove everybody wrong. About midway through the legislative session, it became apparent that Rants was able to find his footing once again. He was outspoken on labor bills, the state budget, Governor Culver's bonding proposal, and the Iowa Supreme Court's decision on gay marriage. Still, some people believe that he is too tarnished, even with members of his own party, to win the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Yet, Rants remains undaunted.
If Rants has one advantage, it's that people continuously underestimate his abilities. If looking for a similar scenario, one might compare what Rants has gone through to what happened to John McCain in the summer of 2007. Like Rants, everyone assumed that McCain was finished. McCain's opponents were nice and respectful to him, but in doing so they let a fighter clear his head and pick himself up off the mat.
The decision not to take McCain out when he was down, is a decision that proved to be costly to Romney, Huckabee, and Fred Thompson. In a sense, the same thing has happened in regards to Rants. His opponents, or the lack thereof, have allowed him to get back into fighting shape. As you will see in the break down, Rants has made the most of this opportunity.
As Speaker of the Iowa House and then House Minority Leader, nobody has traveled the state to raise money for himself and other Republican candidates more than Rantsin the past 4-5 years. It is sometimes difficult to determine everything that legislative leaders do in terms of fundraising because they also encourage donors to give to targeted candidates. In Rants' case, he also raised over $1 million for his 527 group, the Iowa Leadership Council.
Rants also possesses another attribute that is difficult to find in a political candidate – pure ambition. Candidates generally find it difficult to ask anybody for a contribution to their campaign, let alone ask somebody for $20,000 or $50,000. Rants has the ability to look people in the eye and ask for that type of money, and he is motivated because his political career is on the line. It doesn't matter who you are, if you are running for Governor, it's an all or nothing proposition. Candidates who understand that and use it for motivation tend to overachieve.
When it comes to the inner workings of the state budget and the state legislature, it would be difficult to find someone more knowledgeable than Chris Rants. Not only has Rants sat across the table from a Governor and negotiated budgets, he has been able to witness how three different governors have operated. It's sometimes hard to believe that Rants has been in the legislature for almost 20 years, but all of that experience makes him one of the most knowledgeable candidates ever to run for the office. At the age of 42, Rants is a rare combination of youth and experience.
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Having been around a number of candidates in my political career, you quickly realize that the one thing a candidate can never learn or purchase is a good work ethic. So, no matter what good attributes or resume entries a candidate may have, if they are lazy, it's going to be almost impossible for them to build a winning campaign. Candidates can be motivated by many different things, but it is obvious that Rants is fighting for his political life.
Since the end of the legislative session, Rants has been everywhere. While he is mostly focusing on raising money for his campaign, he's also attending a number of county party events. That should come as no surprise, but most of the time, he's the only gubernatorial candidate in the room. That has been the case during my two trips to Sioux City. Rants attended Steve King's event and the AFF lecture with Sen. Ensign, while Vander Plaats was nowhere to be found.
With every event in which Rants is allowed to go unchecked by his opponents, he is going to get stronger. I'm confident that there are people who attend these county functions who say something like, "You know, I wasn't really a fan of Chris Rants, but when I met him, he was smart, intelligent, and a lot nicer than I expected." This sort of thing might not happen if there are multiple candidates in the room, but when only one guy shows up, these county activists remember.
The Rants that appeared in the final months of the legislative session was far more humble than the man who was Speaker or minority leader. His reemergence also occurred after he stopped being handled, and one has to wonder if the old Rants will reappear when he is surrounded by advisors once again.
Rants is an interesting candidate. While he has considerable baggage to contend with, he also brings a number of positive attributes to his campaign. He is likely to be a boom or bust candidate, but, for now, his political future is in his hands, especially when you consider that his opponents are letting him build a foundation for his campaign without any real opposition.
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Anne-Charlotte Le-Bihan, Jean Baptiste Thienot
Following the "Mediator" scandal, France decided to implement new rules on the transparency between the pharma industry and Health Care Professionals ("HCPs") inspired by the US Physician Payments Sunshine Act. The Loi Bertrand (n° 2011-2012) was adopted on 29 December 2011 and has been complemented by Decree n° 2013-414 of 21 May 2013.
The main features of the so-called "French Sunshine act" are:
In cases of non-compliance with the transparency obligation, manufacturers can be subject to criminal sanctions.
A procedure has been initiated to challenge the legality of a number of provisions of the above mentioned Decree and interpretative circular before the French Conseil d'Etat (Supreme Court of the administrative order). This procedure led to a ruling of February 24, 2015 (No. 369074), the key aspects of which are summarized below.
The Conseil d'Etat first confirmed that the agreements pursuant to which HCPs purchase from pharmaceutical or other concerned life science companies fall outside the scope of the publication obligation. Thus, discounts awarded in these agreements should not be considered an advantage to be disclosed under the Loi Bertrand regimen. The same exemption applies to advertising agreements with TV, radio and internet companies.
Until now, according to the above mentioned interpretative circular incomes awarded to physicians in compensation of professional services provided to companies fell outside the scope of the advantages to be declared except if the remuneration was obviously disproportionate.
The Conseil d'Etat invalidated this distinction between incomes paid to HCPs in compensation of professional services and other amounts awarded to HCPs.
This could result in a substantial broadening of the scope of the publication obligation.
The transparency obligation should now encompass consulting fees and salaries of HCPs. The impact of this ruling could be all the more important as it should have a retroactive effect.
The parties that brought the challenge also tried to invalidate the provisions of the Decree which allow certain information in the agreements between HCPs and companies to be kept confidential, in particular to preserve trade secrets.
According to the Decree, information that should be published regarding agreements concluded between the company and the HCP are, notably, the HCP's identity, his/her professional qualifications, his/her address, the purpose and the date of agreement and the amount of the advantage awarded.
The Conseil d'Etat confirmed that this level of information was sufficient to fulfill the transparency required by the Loi Bertrand while allowing the preservation of trade secrets.
On the same topic, an amendment (n° 2505) to a draft law related to public health (n° 2302 of 15 October 2014) has been filed by the Government and adopted by the French National Assembly on 9 April 2015. This bill shall now be submitted to the Senat.
The bill provides for a clarification to be inserted in the French Public Health Code regarding the obligation to make public any relationship of interest between companies and HCPs.
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Overall, from the result of the above ruling and bill is that the relationship between companies and HCPs are subject to regulations which are more and more complicated to implement in France. The transparency standards are now very high and could be compared with those of the EFPIA Code. Companies should be really careful with this heavy burden that applies to them.
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Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana made the surprise announcement yesterday that they would be closing their D&G line – just as an audience in Milan applauded the finale of the label's latest – and now last – show.
Since its founding in 1994, nine years after the house was established, D&G has come to represent the "bling factor" so often ascribed to the Italian aesthetic and has an enormous following as well as great commercial power. Its lettered insignia has, over the past 17 years, become one of the market's most conspicuously aspirational logos.
The designers said in a statement, published online by Women's Wear Daily, that D&G would now be incorporated into the house's mainline range, Dolce & Gabbana. The reasons remained unclear, the duo saying only that it would give "even more strength and energy to our collections."
Its swan song was characteristically colourful: at yesterday's collection everything from cocktail-hour mini-dresses to floor-sweeping gowns and platform sandals was fashioned from vibrant and eclectic foulard scarves.
Fruit prints, paisley, florals, psychedelia and Sevres-style engravings merged on disco mini-dresses, which were constructed by swathing and ruching the silk squares together to create something of a Riviera feel.
The foulard is a classically chic accessory, whether knotted around the neck à la Jackie Kennedy, or tied under the chin like Grace Kelly and the Queen (whose headscarves and tweeds inspired a D&G collection in 2008).
But the duo also played on the more trashy Eighties connotations of scarf prints, which were something of a signature during the decade at labels such as Versace and Pucci. Sophisticated prints were undercut with daring peekaboo detailing, while vibrant, clashing colours came on more grown-up styles. There were silk blouses, some finished with denim pocket detailing and sleeves, others simply left fluid and elegant in bright citrus hues, hot pink and deep burnished bronze.
Dolce & Gabbana has not released any details of what the designers' new projects will be, but the house's mainline range is due to be shown to press and buyers this Sunday as part of the ongoing international collections. "This is our new reality and we are extremely happy about it," the statement concluded, but there are plenty of D&G fans who may not be and the Milan catwalks will be quieter for it.
Later in Milan, the Prada show featured cartoon graphic car prints and squealing tyre-marks on loose fitting coats, genteel satin bomber jackets and oxblood leather pencil skirts.
While pleats, pastels, twinsets and corvette imagery may summon Fifties Americana for some, Miuccia Prada was adamant that she was avoiding those references. "We have a thing in Italy about women and cars," she said of the girlish-meets-gearbox look of the collection. "Sweetness is a taboo in fashion and I wanted to combine sweetness, which is possibly the greatest feminine quality, with cars."
This she did by fusing naïve crocheted flowers onto almost space-age minimal separates in wool and duchesse satin, the clean lines of which were offset by exhaust fume prints and shoes with flames licking at their high heels. "The shoes?" Mrs Prada laughed. "They were a joke." Nevertheless, It was a show that proved once again the Prada is still very much in the driving seat of modern fashion.
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