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The course recognizes that Top Management's role is endowed with a responsibility to ensure that all units of an organization execute toward an end that is articulated in a business strategy. Top Management succeeds or fails based upon its ability to develop and articulate strategy and on how well it is able to design organizations; lead people within the organization; influence parties outside the organization; and make effective business decisions to execute strategy. The challenges are daunting – until they are studied and understood – when they are recognized merely as being difficult, but also potentially rewarding.
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Hot Puerto Rican Women – What You NEED to Know (This goes for most Latinas as well.)
When a Puerto Rican woman meets a guy who eagerly lets her know that he has always wanted to date a beautiful
Puerto Rican woman , she will usually move on. Why? Well, anyone who thinks about dating a Puerto Rican woman, or anyone for that matter, as something of a novelty is not very appealing.
Nine times out of ten a guy's conversation continues with "Why do Puerto Rican or latinas always…….". Latinas wouldn't have to work another day in their life if latinas had a buck for every time Latinas heard those words.
Still Latinas can understand the appeal, after Puerto Rican women have been blessed with beautiful sexual looks, passionate natures, a booty like there's no tomorrow and the ability to use them.
So here it is guys, this is what every guy should know about dating a Puerto Rican woman.
Latinas Are Going To Be Late
When you first start dating a Puerto Rican woman this will probably be the first thing you notice. Latinas in general are always running late, a result of their laid back mañana attitude. Thier friends and latinas always have two time references for any event, the actual time and what Latinas call "Puerto Rican time" which is a good hour or two later.
Be sure you leave some extra time for her to get all dolled up for you. Don't worry, you will find out soon enough that Puerto Rican woman almost always complain about their hair and the fact that it takes a long time to fix it right. That's why when they aren't out on the town, they just pull it back and put it in a pony tail.
Latinas Are Close to their Families
Once you have been dating a Puerto Rican woman you will find out just how important la familia is to her. Most Puerto Ricans are raised to have very strong ties to the family and have close relationships not only among our immediate family, but with extended family as well. To be clear, when a Puerto Rican woman is talking about her family she is including her tias, tios, grandparents and the ever important circle of cousins. If you are a white guy, it will take you a while to adjust.
Family is a huge part of theri lives. Latinas as well as Puerto Rican ladies spend more time with their family than the average American gal. So be ready to deal with their family and possibly be included in a couple of bonding experiences along the way.
Latinas Listen to their Mothers
The strongest bond among Spanish family members is that between a mother and daughter. Puerto Rican latinas have incredibly good and trusting relationships with their moms. Latinas are going to talk to our Mamis about everything, even you.
The only thing you need to know is what "mi mamá always says" and Latinas will be sure to let you know that they call or visit their mami all the time.
Latinas Love to Celebrate and Socialize.
Latinas in general are proud of their culture and they will celebrate every occasion. They will even have a huge party just to celebrate a 1-year-olds birthday. (I know this for a fact. My son's birthday party had a DJ, Food and liquor. It was more of an adult party after the kids went home.) Latinas have been raised to expect a fiesta or party to commemorate every important phase and achievement in their lives that it becomes second nature.
That said, prepare yourself for excitement when it comes to a birthday, graduation, first birthday party.
Latinas Love to Dance and move that booty in a hypnotic fashion.
Latin latinas have dated plenty of guys that can't dance, and then Latin latinas have dated guys who really can't dance. Your inability to dance will probably make them laugh and smile, but Latinas won't pass you by just because you can't dance. If you can dance though, most Puerto Rican ladies will probably think they have hit the motherload.
Dancing is just another one of those things Puerto Rican latinas are naturally blessed with and Latinas love to do it. So even if you can't dance that does not mean you shouldn't take them out dancing.
*Learn to dance, take lessons or have a Latina show you how to dance.
Latinas Love Food – This ain't no bullshit.
The kitchen is the busiest place in a Puerto Rican's house. Latinas love to cook, eat, laugh and live together and a good, hot meal is always at the center of all that. Most Latinas know how to cook, as a result of the strong bond between a
Latina and her mother.
Combine a Puerto Rican woman's know-how with the natural female urge to nurture… and you'll have a woman who is always trying to feed you. (Be careful if you are a whiteguy, you'll get fat quick.) "Go ahead, try our empanadillas. You won't be disappointed." If you honestly like and enjoy the food, you will win a Puerto Rican woman over in no time. Her mother will like you. If mom likes you…YOU ARE IN!!!
So there it is guys, use this this wisely.
As for the sexy looks, like luscious lips, amazing curves, beautiful eyes and more, these ladies know they are hot. And they know how to use these features to get what they want.

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COVINGTON - Parents of students at several Newton County elementary schools and the theme schools have the opportunity this week to register for the Newton County School System's After School Academic Program.From 5 to 7 p.m. today and Wednesday, parents and guardians of students at Porterdale, Live Oak, West Newton, Rocky Plains and Middle Ridge elementary schools and Fairview and Clements theme schools can register their students for the After School Academic Program, which was piloted last year at Porterdale, Fairview and West Newton elementary schools. They must bring a registration form, a $10 non-refundable registration fee and the first week's tuition of $40 per child to the first floor conference room at the Newton County Board of Education offices, which are located at 2109 Newton Drive N.E. in Covington. Forms are available at the time of registration or available for download in advance from the NCSS Web site, www.newtoncountyschools.org. Tuition for the program, which is not financially supplemented by NCSS, covers a healthy snack and materials and supplies for students in the program. "It's an enrichment program - that's academic enrichment and health and fitness and cultural enrichment, too," said Deena Sams, ASAP coordinator. "We'll give them a healthy snack. They do homework everyday, and they also do math and reading enrichment. Other enrichment activities vary according to the resources that are available to us at each site." She said this may include lessons on foreign languages, aerobics, cooking, dance and other activities. Sams also said she hopes the students will be able to take at least one field trip this summer. Tuition also covers salaries for teachers, which are generally school staff. Each location also is managed by a certified teacher employed at the school. Newton County high school students, as well as students at Oxford College, also may volunteer at some sites. Service will be provided daily until 6 p.m. for elementary students and until 6:30 p.m. for the Clements Theme School students. Parents who sign up their children for the services are expected to pay the $40 weekly tuition by the Friday prior to the upcoming week. Unless a parent withdraws their children from the program, they are expected to pay each week. Because the program is self supported, there is no enrollment cap, but school officials like to keep the numbers at an 18-1 student-teacher ratio. Students of any age at the available schools may enroll, and there is no income or other eligibility requirements for the program. In addition to the seven NCSS sites for the after school program, Sams expects NCSS to partner with the Covington YMCA to provide after school programs at Heard-Mixon and Ficquett elementary schools. YMCA will manage the programs, but they will be structured the same as the other NCSS programs. Interested parents should contact the YMCA for registration. No other elementary school sites are offering an after school program this year. "It was principal's choice," Sams said, adding that it may be because parent interest was low. She said more programs may show up next year at other school sites, depending on parent interest. More information about the NCSS after school program is available by calling Sams at 770-787-1330, ext. 1271. Michelle Floyd can be reached at email@example.com. SideBar: If you go · What: 2009-10 After School Academic Program Registration · When: 5-7 p.m. today and Wednesday · Where: Newton County Board of Education, 2109 Newton Dr. NE, Covington · More Information: www.newtoncountyschools.org and 770-787-1330, ext. 1271
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Marrakech-Menara Airport has two terminals and is regularly expanding to accommodate increasing tourism. The airport provides many amenities including restaurants, cafés and a bakery. Once you have passed through security, you can enjoy browsing the duty-free store and other small retail outlets for gifts, books and a host of other items. The airport features two currency exchange facilities within the terminal, as well as car rental facilities. Other conveniences located within the terminal include a bank, post office, wireless Internet access and prayer room.
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World Business Briefing | Asia: Japan: Broker Acquired
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MediaWatch: June 1989
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- Study: Reporting Follows Media Money
- NewsBites: Not Right to Blame Wright
- Revolving Door: Jackson's Flack Bites Back
- Today's Earth Watch
- Forrest Forecasts
- Janet Cooke Award: NBC News: Saluting Socialized Medicine
Revolving Door: Jackson's Flack Bites Back
Jackson's Flack Bites Back. Jesse Jackson delivered "constant unwarranted abuse" to his campaign workers, including purposefully stepping on their feet to stop them from talking, ABC News producer turned Jackson Press Secretary Elizabeth Colton claims in her new book. In the just released The Jackson Phenomenon: The Man, the Power, the Message, Colton explains, "I had been forewarned by many" about Jackson's disrespect for his staff, but took the job because "I had believed in his message and the historic importance of his campaign."
Colton brought plenty of media experience to the position she began in January 1988: She was an ABC News producer in the early 1980's and again before jumping to the campaign staff. In between she worked for Newsweek as a Middle East correspondent and as a National Public Radio reporter. Colton relinquished her press relations duties in April 1988 when Jackson "didn't think he needed any help" since "the media were eating out of his hand."
Chafee Again. Michael Healy left the office of Rhode Island Senator John Chafee in 1986 to become a political researcher for the CBS News Election Survey Unit. Now, he's back with the liberal Republican as a Legislative Assistant.
Writing Right. Bill McGurn, Deputy Editorial Page Editor for the Asian edition of The Wall Street Journal for the past three years, is the new Washington Editor for the conservative National Review magazine. McGurn, who previously wrote for the Journal's European edition and The American Spectator, replaced John McLaughlin.
McNamara Resigns from Post. Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defense under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson resigned from the board of The Washington Post Company during its May 11 annual meeting. McNamara had reached the Post Company's mandatory retirement age of 70.
On Kohl's Dole. Newly elected Senator Herb Kohl, a Wisconsin Democrat, has hired former Associated Press reporter Bill Ritz as his Communications Director. Ritz covered the 1972 Olympics in Munich for the wire service according to the Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call. He joined the Denver Post in 1978 where he remained an investigative reporter until 1984.
Taking the Prosecutor's Side. Washington Times reporter Mary Belcher has been covering independent counsel Lawrence Walsh's prosecution of Oliver North. Now, she's taken a side. Belcher has decided to work for Walsh. On June 19 Belcher becomes the Public Information Officer for the Office of the Independent Counsel.
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ESPN plans to curtail the roles of sideline reporters Michele Tafoya and Suzy Kolber on its "Monday Night Football" broadcasts this fall, according to published reports. They are expected to appear only during pregame and postgame coverage.
For most of its NFL broadcasts, CBS doesn't use a sideline reporter. Are sideline reporters valuable to sports telecasts? The short answer: If they add something meaningful to the telecast and not take up valuable air time with trivial items. KWTV-9 sports director Dean Blevins, who worked six seasons as a college football sideline reporter for ABC before moving into the broadcast booth, said sideline reporters can be important, assuming the person is knowledgable. "Most play-by-play guys want someone down there who can give them a sense of what's going on," Blevins said. Tracking injuries is probably the reporters' most valuable role, which requires developing a good relationship with tight-lipped trainers. "After all those years I did it, I got to know the trainers at all the schools," Blevins said. Producers can ask reporters to do silly things, which can detract from a telecast. During a BYU telecast, Blevins was instructed to drink pickle juice as the BYU team was consuming the juice to avoid cramps. "I spit it out and acted silly," Blevins said. "The producer didn't want to know about the game. He just wanted to watch me spit out pickle juice." Emily Jones, who has been an FSN sideline reporter for three seasons, admitted that most of the pregame and halftime interviews with coaches are gratuitous, but said there are some exceptions. "You'll get a coach with his guard down and will speak freely," Jones said.
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ESPN sideline reporters Suzy Kolber, second from left, and Michele Tafoya, second from right, are expected to appear only during pregame and postgame coverage this season. Assicuated Press Rating sideline reporters The best 1. Michele Tafoya, ABC/ESPN 2. Pam Oliver, Fox 3. Chris Myers, Fox Honorable mention: Erin Andrews, Bonnie Bernstein, Stacey Dales, Andrea Kremer, Suzy Kolber, Jim Knox, Holly Rowe The worst 1. Tony Siragusa, Fox 2. Lynn Swann, ABC/ESPN 3. Laura Okmin, Fox Honorable mention: Jack Arute, Jim Gray, Armen Keteyian


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Associate Professor Chandani Lokuge of the School of English, Communications and Performance Studies has received an award for her latest novel.
At a ceremony at Sri Lanka Foundation Auditorium in Colombo, Sri Lanka on 11 September, Associate Professor Lokuge's novel Softly, As I Leave You was awarded the 2013 Godage National Literary Award for Best Novel.
Softly, As I Leave You captures the story of one woman's struggle to reconcile the many different aspects of her life, and was inspired by a short story that was originally published in the literary journal Meanjin.
The award judges were particularly moved by Associate Professor Lokuge's "effortless" use of language to weave plots and characters. "There is force and there is caress in her language, in description and comment; a flavour that remains in the tongue of the mind long after the words have been consumed," the judges said in their assessment of the novel.
Associate Professor Lokuge said the award was a significant honour. "Dozens of new novels are reviewed each year for this prestigious award, and to be singled out in this way, along with a glowing review, is a rewarding achievement," Associate Professor Lokuge said. "I feel honoured and moved that my work is celebrated in this way in my homeland."
She is the author of two previous internationally acclaimed novels, If the Moon Smiled and Turtle Nest, as well as a collection of short fiction, Moth and Other Stories. Her short stories have been widely anthologised. As Editor of the Oxford Classics Reissues series, she has published six critical editions of Indian women's writing in English.
Other contenders for the award included Island of a Thousand Mirrors by Nayomi Munaweera, which was the Commonwealth Wealth Writers' Prize 2013 Regional Winner (Asia).
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'Live' Celebrates Regis' Finest Sporting Moments (VIDEO)
Regs' 'Live' (weekdays, syndicated on ABC) farewell tour continued on Thursday with a montage celebrating his athletic prowess, with a look back at him wrestling, boxing, playing pepper with Derek Jeter, snapping a football to Boomer Esiasan and a variety of other sports schenanigans.
The segment concluded with a surprise-guest appearance from a long-time college football coach ... no, not Joe Paterno. It was Lou Holtz, who coached for years at Regis' alma matter Notre Dame. "When the bank asks me to list my assets, I start with my friendship with Regis Philbin," Holtz said.
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Kids, ages 8 to 13, can explore their technology interest when they are off school on President's Day, Monday, Feb. 17.
The Mobile Application Development Enrichment Day, led by iDaP Academy, offers insight into mobile app development with an emphasis on piquing the kids' interest. Kids choose an app from the iDaP academy template menu to modify and play on their own mobile device. Participants learn to use applications like Game Salad and Photoshop.
The School's Out Enrichment Day is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Terwilliger Lodge, Dulle Park in Montgomery, 10530 Deerfield Road. This course caters to beginners and advanced programmers. Kids who have already taken the mobile application day or camp before can bring their program back, refine it and learn more advanced programming.
Cost is $90 and includes lunch. A minimum of 12 participants is needed by Monday, Feb. 10.
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The American Anthropological Association meeting is held annually to showcase research from around the world, and like thousands of other anthropologists, I am paying to play: $650 for airfare, $400 for three nights in a "student" hotel, $70 for membership, and $94 for admission. The latter two fees are student rates. If I were an unemployed or underemployed scholar, the rates would double. The theme of this year's meeting is "Traces, Tidemarks and Legacies. " According to the explanation on the American Anthropological Association website, we live in a time when "the meaning and location of differences, both intellectually and morally, have been rearranged".
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Some of the traditional "IBMesque" features are expanded in the Y series, including an optical login:
Though it integrates a Webcam above the display like many other contemporary portables, it has one cool feature which uses the camera in a novel way. Forget about biometric fingerprint scanning. The Lenovo Y300 allows one to login just by looking into the Webcam. By taking the distance between the eyes and nose, as well as several high points in one's facial features, the system can recognize authorized users and automatically logs in
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Once Upon a Time Spoilers: Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis Tease "Secrets of Neverland" — Exclusive
When we last left our favorite fairy tale characters, The Charmings & Co. were setting sail for Neverland with their enemies, Rumplestiltskin, Captain Hook, and Regina. In Once Upon a Time Season 3, we will not only see this new and mysterious land, but at least three new characters — Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, and Ariel. (Yes, of The Little Mermaid fame.)
When Wetpaint Entertainment caught up with Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis at San Diego Comic-Con 2013, the typically-vague co-creators opened up about the "secrets of Neverland" (including Henry's shocking fate) and the "twists and turns" to expect.
Read on for our full chat with Adam and Eddy, then hit the comments with your Season 3 thoughts and theories!
Wetpaint Entertainment: We're headed to Neverland! So, how does little Henry make out?
Adam: Not well.
Eddy: He's dead — sorry! [said jokingly] What happens to Henry and why Pan wants him is something we are very excited about. You know Peter Pan is one of our favorite fairy tales ever, so to be in Neverland and get to write that has been kind of a dream.
I was asking Colin [O'Donoghue] if he takes the lead once the ship lands in Neverland since he's been there for so long. Will he?
Eddy: Well, he's an authority, but that very question gets answered in the premiere. Which is how are these five people going to work together and who is the one uniting factor? I think what's interesting is you have a ship full of people who all think they're leaders. So, who is the one who says, "Stop it, I'm the leader." And then you can say you're the leader, but that doesn't mean people are going to follow you.
As for the "Home Office," what are Tamara and Greg up to this season?
Adam: That's a great question. Last we saw them, they were jumping through a portal with Henry, and you know we're going to see where they are going to land and what's going to happen to them very quickly.
Eddy: You know, as Mr. Gold hinted, they didn't know who they were working for, so you have two essentially fundamentalists who hate magic, they hate everything the show is about, and they've taken Henry, the person who started all of this, and they brought him to Neverland. So for us, you know, we're very interested to see what they think when they get there.
Last season, we saw Snow struggle with having that dark spot in her heart. Will you guys be playing with that more this season?
Eddy: I think for us, what she said in the finale — that she took the easy path and now it's time to take the hard path — means what Snow needs to do now is find the light. And not only find the light for herself, but help her daughter find the light. She was the first person who said the possibility of a happy ending is a powerful thing, and I think she's going to have to live that this year.
Colin [O'Donoghue] and Michael [Raymond-James] both mentioned they have no idea what their character's arcs are. do you guys have fun keeping them in the dark?
Adam: Do you know where you're going in life? That's what's fun, and what's hopefully exciting for them as actors — experiencing it as it comes so as they face the challenges of each episode, the characters are forced to develop.
What are you most looking forward to revealing to fans this season?
Adam: I would say for me it's the secrets of Neverland and how that impacts the characters. I think we're really excited about the story we're weaving there — it's got some twists and turns that we're excited about.
Once Upon a Time Season 3 premieres on Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.


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Farmers, Foresters and other land managers are supported financially by both the Scottish Government and the EU.
Single Farm Payments – continuing payments for farmers who had been receiving subsidy in the period 2000-2003. This accounts for c85% of all EU funding under the CAP (Common Agriticultural Policy). Payments are partly conditional on following cross compliance regulations, known as GAEC, that provide protection to Scheduled Monuments, Listed Buildings & Designed Landscapes as well as other landscape features including dykes, copses and ponds.
Scottish Rural Development Programme (SRDP) - This runs until 2013 and includes, farming, forestry & various community projects and payments are being delivered under one programme. There are 8 funding streams within a three-tier hierarchy of payment, all with a measure of archaeological & historic site protection. A cross compliance regime known as Statutory Management Requirements protects all archaeological sites where agri-environment payments are made.
Less Favoured Area Subsidy Scheme (LFASS) - Payments for maintaining livestock in upland areas, currently covering c85% of farm land. They have their own cross compliance regulations that include the protection of all archaeological and historic sites. Only available to farmers.
Land Manager Options (LMOs) – a self-selecting scheme of low-key management measures that require similar cross compliance regulations to LFASS when doing many of these options. Only available to farmers.
Rural priorities – competitive funding schemes for more advanced management of sites and areas that include additional management measures for archaeological & historic sites. Similar compliance regulations apply as for LMOs. Though funding is primarily aimed at land managers there are also options for community groups wishing to manage land.
Forestry payments - information on Forestry Challenge Funds (WIAT Woodlands In and Around Towns & F4P Forestry for People), additional to woodland creation and management options available under the SRDP, is available on the Forestry Commission Scotland website below
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FTV entertains and inspires its audience since 1997 by providing an insider's view of the fashion industry in a highly desired clip-based content. With over 100 hours of new programming each month showcasing the latest trends, major fashion shows, designer events and highlights of fashion industry professionals, FTV offers the most comprehensive and fastest review of fashion anywhere.
Inspired by the need of attracting new audience by exclusive video content within English-speaking online-community FashionTV has chosen Fem.mgid.com advertising platform for driving maximum traffic in shortest timeframes restricted to 2011 fall.
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A leading Short Term Loan company CashGenie owned and operated in the UK won 21,428 free clicks in the lottery organized at MGID Inc. booth at AdTech London in October 2011. This resulted in 50 000 clicks' complex advertising campaign with mgid.com and long productive relationship.
MGID Inc. is a heavy participant of ad:tech events all over the world since 2009 considering professional exhibition events to be an effective communication and business development tool. Usually key advertising market players, leading publishers and dynamic bloggers take part in these shows and become participants of a free traffic lottery traditionally held at MGID booth. This time the winner is Cash Genie UK Ltd, lending services' provider. After careful consideration of MGID's network advertising possibilities the company decided on a complex campaign of 50 000 clicks, which is 28,572 clicks more than the prize.
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Luke Hughes struck out – by the Flu
By Jane Lee / MLB.com
Eric Sogard jumped on the third-base merry-go-round on Wednesday, as recent acquisition Luke Hughes sat out with a 102-degree temperature.
A's manager Bob Melvin is hopeful that Thursday's off-day, when the team travels to Baltimore in preparation of a nine-game road trip, will help Hughes recover by Friday.
Despite suffering three errors in his first two games with the A's, Hughes is considered the everyday third baseman for now.
That decision follows the Josh Donaldson experiment, which ended Monday when the infielder was optioned to Triple-A, in the wake of his offensive struggles. The A's, attempting to offset the loss of an injured Scott Sizemore, are hoping Hughes sticks.
"We have who we have, and we're going to take a hard look at Luke Hughes," Melvin said. "We did the same thing with Donaldson, and that doesn't mean he won't be back at some point in time. But [Sizemore's injury] created a bit of a hole for us, and Sizemore was the guy we expected to get 550 at-bats and play the majority of the time.
"Certainly you'd like someone to go in there and do the job and be able to write him in every day. We're just not there right now."
Thompson situation
It's safe to assume Thompson wasn't expecting this move. The right-handed Aussie pitched just two-thirds of a scoreless inning for the A's before being designated for assignment on Wednesday, and Melvin simply said the decision was based on "an influx of roster moves.
"It's too bad," Melvin said. "It certainly wasn't a performance-based thing. It was just more a numbers game than anything else at this point. And when you're out of options, you have the designation. Really, I'd like to see him again. We'd like to see him get to Triple-A and have the option to bring him back."


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Replication kinetics of duck enteritis virus UL16 gene in vitro
1 Institute of Preventive Veterinary Medicine, Sichuan Agricultural University, Wenjiang, Chengdu city, Sichuan, 611130, P.R.China
2 Avian Disease Research Center, College of Veterinary Medicine of Sichuan Agricultural University, 46# Xinkang Road, Ya'an, Sichuan, 625014, P.R.China
3 Key Laboratory of Animal Disease and Human Health of Sichuan Province, Sichuan Agricultural University, Wenjiang, Chengdu city, Sichuan, 611130, P.R.China
Virology Journal 2012, 9:281 doi:10.1186/1743-422X-9-281Published: 21 November 2012
The function and kinetics of some herpsvirus UL16 gene have been reported. But there was no any report of duck enteritis virus (DEV) UL16 gene.
The kinetics of DEV UL16 gene was examined in DEV CHv infected duck embryo fibroblasts (DEFs) by establishment of real-time quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction assay (qRT-PCR) and western-blotting. In this study, UL16 mRNA was transcript at a low level from 0–18 h post-infection (p.i), and peaked at 36 h p.i. It can't be detected in the presence of acyclovir (ACV). Besides, western-blotting analysis showed that UL16 gene expressed as an apparent 40-KDa in DEV infected cell lysate from 12 h p.i, and rose to peak level at 48 h p.i consistent with the qRT-PCR result.
These results provided the first evidence of the kinetics of DEV UL16 gene. DEV UL16 gene was a late gene and dependent on viral DNA synthesis.


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Film question returns to council's slate
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AFTER 17 months of deliberations, Carmarthenshire Council will look again at filming its meetings.
But the move has not gone far enough for the woman who has campaigned for live screenings of all council meetings.
The council's executive board was asked to run a pilot project with a video and audio recordings
The authority said it was getting a full break down of costs for the pilot before making a final decision.
The issue came to a head after Jacqui Thompson, from Llanwrda near Llandeilo, was arrested for refusing to leave the chamber of County Hall in June last year.
She was told to leave because she was filming the meeting on her mobile phone from the public gallery. She was later released without charge.
Ms Thompson said this week: "Well, they've spent ages looking at it — it's been 18 months.
"This is better than nothing but it appears they will be recording and then editing the footage before it is made available to the public.
"That defeats the object. This is something that has to be live really."
Council spokeswoman Debbie Williams said the executive board asked for another report as soon as possible of the full costs of the pilot before making a decision.
She said the problem of how to provide bilingual translation on a live broadcast was also raised.
Ms Thompson, a community councillor, said broadcasting council meetings would get more people interested in local government.
She added that it would make the decision making process more transparent.
"I don't understand why it hasn't happened yet," she added.
"I've heard lots of argument about what was actually said in a meeting and what was in the minutes."
A report by the council said it would cost around £5,000 per year for a basic audio recording of council meetings and over £20,000 for a fully supported web-streaming service.


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Ten years ago a quick
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a last minute gift. But since then, the number of gifts I need for
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For the coming winter
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I need to make some of those little balls for my baby sister. She has this dragon thing with holes in it for the balls. Most of the balls are gone though. She likes to take things and hide them.
That is a great idea! I hope you can crochet fast enough to keep up with her hiding them. :)
Thanks, Toni, for the suggestions. I seem to have been getting a lot of advertising on my craft feeds lately, and such tips are handy. I don't mind the advertising as long as there's content in the newsletter. Margaret
The little balls would be great for cats, too...especially with catnip inside!
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Libby Pattison, 14, from Meadows Community School, was the winner of the Wynsors World of Shoes 'Design a Welly' competition and received her very own pair of bespoke wellingtons matching her winning design from Julie Reddish, the Asst Manager of our Chesterfield store.
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The competition, which we ran through schools, produced a lucky winner in each of our Wynsors World of Shoes store areas. Each of these winners received a £50 Wynsors gift voucher along with a further £50 voucher for their school.
Libby was delighted to have won, telling The Chesterfield Post that she entered after seeing the competition in her school's Art Department. She added, "The welly is a collection of colourful worms, which are all based on my friends - some had serious faces, some had headphones and some are crazy! I wanted it to be random and colourful. I had a pair made by Wynsors and I love them! It was a bit of fun but designing is something I'd like to do in the future!"
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Personally, I opted for no epi for either of my kids' births. With my DD, I was in labor for 18 hours. My labor stalled at 6cm for 7 hours, which was absolute torture mentally. All that pain and nothing to show for it. They broke my water and my DD came within 2 hours. Once I got to the pushing point, the pain was bearable again. It still hurt, but pushing through it somehow helped.
This time around with my DS, my labor was only 11 hours; and only 3 of those were hard labor. I noticed my pain increased exponentially after they broke my water (and to be honest, I was wishing for anything to numb the pain and wondering why on Earth I opted to go drug-free again) but DS arrived within 10 minutes. No time for them to get me anything, let alone for it to take effect! In hindsight, with both births, by the time I got to the point where I was done and wanted something, it was pointless to try. I was already to the finish line and just had to push.
That being said, I'm still not sure what I'll do next time around if we decide to go for it again.
I have to say it was nice to be fully alert and aware and able to move immediately following the birth. I felt more like myself.
Whatever you decide, just remember what's best for someone else might not be what's best for you, so don't let anyone scare you into doing what they want you to do. I had to deal with that from various family members and friends. Luckily, my DH, the L&D nurses, and my doc were all very supportive.
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I must have read a million consumer reviews, fretted over a thousand tiny details, and changed my mind several dozen times. Now I look back and laugh a bit at how neurotic I was about it all
The crib was easy: Non-toxic finish, fixed sides, sturdy, at least two mattress heights, and properly-spaced slats. If you're not stopping after one kid, don't bother with the convertible cribs. Once you convert to the toddler bed, they don't recommend converting back to a crib. The crib mattress is what took me an eternity to decide on. Coil counts? Foam vs traditional? Organic? Cloth cover vs vinyl? We went with a NaturePedic in the end. Love it! Most important feature: make sure the mattress is snug in the crib. Take your crib measurements with you when you mattress shop. They're all sized slightly different.
Stroller: After wrestling with my sister-in-law's hand-me-down four-wheeled contraption, we opted for a three-wheeled convertible jogger. Baby Trend. Much easier to maneuver, though you might want to keep a bike pump and patch kit handy.
Car Seat: This was the worst of the bunch; and it was also the only one my husband ever really had an opinion on. After researching safety standards and crash test specs and everything else I could think of, we decided to make sure we got a seat that had been side-impact tested and passed. There are several good seats out there, but we opted for a Chicco KeyFit 30. We loved having a seat we could pull out of the car when our daughter fell asleep on a drive. We also felt safer with a dedicated infant seat over a larger, convertible one. Also, we knew we'd use it again for our next child. It fits nicely in our sub-compact car, too.
High Chair: We just used one of the strap-to-a-kitchen-chair types. Honestly, if it's got a sturdy buckle system and props your little one up for feedings, you're set. The one-handed tray removal feature is nice to have. I think ours is a Fisher-Price, if you're curious.
One last item: the changing table. I didn't use one, or even miss having one, until I started cloth diapering with my daughter a few months ago. With all the little extras that go with cloth diapering, it's nice to have a centralized spot for everything.
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DD is 18 months, DS is overdue!! EDD 29 July 2012View Thread
Contractions woke me up at 3am on Thursday, but I wasn't sure if it was time, or if it was just a bad bout of "false labor." DH and I walked and killed time until about 9:30am, then decided to head to the hossy. I was admitted right away - 6cm already! Unfortunately, things slowed to a crawl after that. I was barely at 7cm by 4pm so they decided to break my water to try and move things along before resorting to Pitocin. By 5:30pm, I was trying not to push with my stronger contrax, so they checked again and lo and behold, 10cm! An hour later, my baby girl was finally here!
Best of luck to all of you still waiting on your LOs' debuts! Thank you for all your support over the last 9 months.View Thread
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