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We have lived in france for 2.5yrs and we are returning next year. My son will be 16 and he hopes to start in college in Sept 2010. As we have no experience on how to choose a college or he has not had any help from a school careers officer we are trying to find out the best path to take for his future education. These are the courses he would like to take in A level, we have put 4 down, do you take more? or less? We are really out of touch with all of this and i have spent the last 5hrs googling and am really no better off
Any help would be appreciated!
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Best college in the manchester area is Holy Cross in Bury, which ranks as the 8th State college in the country.
theres always Manchester or Bury Grammar, and I hear Cardinal Langleys 6th form is very good.
In Manchester Centre there is The Manchester College, though I don't think its too brilliant.
You'll flourish wherever you are I'm sure.
Thanks, how did you find out about it rating 8th? have you a link to how colleges are performing?
I have found the league tables and have now narrowed it down to 3 colleges, Sir John Deanes, Xavarian and Loreto
Now to choose which one????
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My cousin goes to Loreto; it's pretty decent (apparently), but bear in mind it's not in the best of areas, and it takes the piss for him to get there on the bus, so you should probably consider how close the colleges are to where you're living
anyone know anything about Sir John Deanes?
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I would suggest looking at what courses the colleges offer.
Audenshaw School isn't strictly in Manchester as it falls under the area of Tameside but it is only a short bus ride to the city centre. It has a mixed sixth form which is very well regarded [it was the top comprehensive in the country for A Level results in 2008 for example] with quite strict requirements on entry. However, they offer Computer Science, Maths and French but not Digital Arts so obviously that wouldn't be ideal for your son.
Manchester College offer some good design based courses I think so they may offer Computer System Technology and Digital Arts.
I'd recommend looking at where you will be living and the distance of the colleges from you and, as I mentioned, the courses they offer. It might also be worth considering the type of environment your son will prefer - a strict, school like environment or somewhere with more freedom etc.
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I have found the league tables and have now narrowed it down to 3 colleges, Sir John Deanes, Xavarian and Loreto
Now to choose which one????
Visited Xavarian once. It was nice, thats all i can say
He has decided on Sir John Deanes or Loreto, and i have contacted them today and they are sending an application pack.
Now to decide on courses, he has chosen French, Maths and Graphic Design. Why do some people choose 3 A levels and others 4??? His goal is to attend uni to do digital media?
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He has decided on Sir John Deanes or Loreto, and i have contacted them today and they are sending an application pack.
Now to decide on courses, he has chosen French, Maths and Graphic Design. Why do some people choose 3 A levels and others 4??? His goal is to attend uni to do digital media?
Loreto, Xaverian, Manchester Academy/Grammar (or whatever it's called)??
Manchester Academy?
You must be joking. Try stretford grammar, it's not bad, I went there after doing a brief stink in manchester academy.
I'm assuming you're talking about mgs, so it's manchester grammar. Best boys school is alty boys and agsb. loretto isnt bad, many of my frieds go there (mostly asian)
If you want the best results at A level a sixth form would prbably be best (personal experience) I would recommend Altrincham boys or if you can afford it Manchester Grammar school.
yh manchester grammar is one of the best independent in country however it is quite expensive but if you are not looking for an independent school altrincham grammar for boys is one of the best. Also I hear st ambrose isnt so bad so that s really it for south manchester.
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Sir John Deane's is an amazing college. Go there myself and it really is good. High standards and good support from teachers. I believe it is one of the top 10 in the country amazing facilities-tennis courts,astro turf thing, right on the river so canoeing an option (and v. popular!!), swimming pool, brand new £28 million building etc. It really is pristine! Go there, not too far from manchester, just less than an hour on the train!
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In commemoration of the University of West Georgia's new Greek Village, Dr. Madhavi Sethna, instructor of Media and Instructional Technology, recently presented the six Panhellenic sororities on campus with hand-made afghans, each knitted in the respective organization's colors. Representatives from Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Xi Delta, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Kappa Delta and Phi Mu were on hand to receive the gifts at the Oct. 13 event.
"I wanted to celebrate everyone moving into the Greek Village, so I decided to present those sororities with the same kind of housewarming gift I would give to someone in my family," Sethna said.
UWG opened the complex, a community of 14 fraternity and sorority chapter houses in August. Sethna mentioned that the afghan project took on a life of its own, and she considers her gift to the sororities the end of "phase one." She is now hard at work on gifts for the eight fraternities located in the Greek Village.
"I appreciate the fraternities and sororities here at West Georgia because they create and enforce a feeling of community," she said. "It helps to make us stronger."
Sethna closed the presentation by reciting a Sanskrit poem and translating it into English: "May we protect each other/ May we nourish each other/ May we work together uniting our strength for the good of the humanity/ May our learning be luminous and purposeful/ May we never hate one another/ May there be Peace Peace Peace."


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ROCKY FACE, GA. ?? Both the University of Alabama and its senior golfer Michael Thompson are in fourth place going into Sunday's third and final round at the rain-delayed Carpet Capital Collegiate Invitational. The three-day tournament saw the field play two rounds on Saturday after rain washed out Friday's opening round at The Farm Golf Club in Rocky Face, Ga.
Alabama shot 292-295/587 on Saturday, putting the tournament's defending champions in fourth place and seven strokes back from the team leader, South Carolina. South Carolina leads the field of 18 teams, 13 of those nationally ranked, at 4-over par, 580. Auburn is second (585), followed by Georgia Tech (586), Alabama (587), tied at fifth Duke and Wake Forest (589), tied at seventh Georgia and Tennessee (592), at 9th Tennessee-Chattanooga (593), tied at 10th Augusta State and Clemson (594), at 12th Texas Tech (598), East Tennessee State (599), tied at 14th N.C. State and Georgia State (601), at 16th TCU (603), Florida (606) and Vanderbilt (612).
Georgia Tech's Chesson Hadley is 10-under par after two rounds and has a four-shot lead going into the final round Sunday, shooting 65-69/134. Alabama's Michael Thompson is at 2-under par, shooting 72-70/142 on the par 72 course. Next for the Crimson Tide is Matthew Swan who is T-18th (71-75/146) at 2-over. Matt Hughes is T-33rd at 5-over (74-75/149. Mark Harrell is T-37th at 6-over par (75-75/150), and Gator Todd is T-75th at 13-over (80-77/157).
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Under this new partnership, the two companies plan to create a special Mobage website under a SINA domain in April, that would enable Weibo users to download Mobage China gaming apps to their Android-based smartphones. A new Mobage icon will be added inside the Weibo.com Android app, to take Weibo users to the new site. In addition, DeNA and Sina would also link Mobage China and Weibo.com accounts, allowing the microblog users who downloaded Mobage China apps from the website to log in with their existing Weibo.com IDs and passwords.
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Armed with this final clue, the two friends delve into the bizarre world of the Hypnerotomachia, a world of forgotten erudition, strange sexual appetites, and terrible violence. But just as they begin to realize the magnitude of their discovery, Princeton's snowy campus is rocked: a longtime student of the book is murdered, shot dead in the hushed halls of the history department.
A tale of timeless intrigue, dazzling scholarship, and great imaginative power, The Rule of Four is the story of a young man divided between the future's promise and the past's allure, guided only by friendship and love.
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"The authors, best friends since childhood, have made an impressive debut, a coming-of-age novel in the guise of a thriller, packed with history (real and invented) and intellectual excitement." (Booklist)
"A smart, swift, multitextured tale that both entertains and informs." (San Francisco Chronicle)
"[An] intriguing intellectual suspense novel." (Publishers Weekly)
"Mental chewing gum that loses its flavor"
While some of the characters' discussions of Renaissance history are fun and the theme of obsession with a strange book is promising, this novel never decides what it wants to be and so never becomes anything. There is a 'coming of age' plot (lost son seeks reconciliation with late lost father) that everything hangs onto and if that had been more carefully developed, this might have been a very good novel. It has a very neatly observed setting and the authors are intelligent but they lack the power to sustain tension and suspense. The mysterious book subplot (Hypnerotomachia Poliphili) wanders around until it seems to just lie down and nap. Worst of all, the people in the book are very flat (no pun intended). I never felt like I was listening to more than one character speaking, although the narrator tried his best. Definitely mental chewing gum that doesn't retain its flavor to the end.
"BETTER than Dan Brown"
It's rare that I'll rate higher than the majority, but boy, this is one. Having listened to Davinci Code and read Angels and Demons, I always thought Dan Brown was interesting, but a bit "pop literature". Rule of Four was better thought out, and much more interesting, even if it didn't have the 'car chase' effect of massive surprises, plot shifts and other devices that Dan Brown uses. For my money, I recommend Rule of Four over Dan Brown every day. I thought it was superb.
"Definitely A Great Book"
This is one of those books where one must actually think in order to enjoy it. That said, one doesn't have to analyze it line-by-line, or anything, either. If anyone is interested in this book, I recommend that he make sure he has the patience to read the book all the way through. Intertwining the thrill of discovery, the intrigue of murder, and the excitement of love, The Rule of Four is an exciting (yes, exciting) book for those willing to read (or listen to) it. Believe me, it's not as wordy or as hard to read as some have tried to make it seem - I'm only 16 years old, and it suits me just fine.
"Interesting and fascinating"
I really enjoyed this story and the characters. Yes, it was a little slow at times, but it wasn't boring. In fact, I was excited and eager to finish the story as it went on.
"One of the best audiobooks of the year"
I've been playing this in my car for a couple weeks and I think it's a great story. The narrator does a fine job, I can easily distinguish all the characters, no problem at all. Perhaps it's not for the short attention spans, but it's a very interesting story, and the info about the renaissance is particularly enjoyable.
"Very disappointing"
This book, billed as an academic Dan Brown thriller, started out OK but then lapsed into smart people doing very illogical and stupid things. The ending (hard to hold on this long) was contrived and predictable. Save your time for another book.
I'm a Cardiac Anesthesiologist with two college aged children. I used 2 check my kid's books for appropriateness & now enjoy those books 2.
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I wasnt sure about this book when I started. It was not a mesmerizing novel at the start. After a while though, you keep going and low and behold it snatches you up in a web. The web is mixed with relationships, scholastic challenges and genius, deception, and yes money, power, "possble" fame, and lost treasure.
The ending is a little predictable but you dont care because the book was so well written. I have to hand it to the authors since it was an odd subject and I doubt too many people could have pulled this subject off.
"A bit of a plodder..."
Not a bad book, but not one I would recommend when there are so many other good ones available. I completely agree with the other reviewers that say it tries to do too much. It never succeeds in being a historical fiction, a coming of age story, or a thriller. It makes an attempt at each and becomes muddled. The sudden changes in style were frustrating, like watching two television shows, switching from one to the other on commercial breaks.
The ending is wholly unsatsfying. I got the feeling the authors got tired of writing and fashioned a movie style ending that seems substandard. The majority of the book was so intelligent, I have to give it a 3 out of 5. It is a shame, because there were the makings of at least two very good books in this one.
"Dull, simply dull"
An exercise in ego for the authors, this book dragged from the beginning. I finally gave up after the first 1/2. This is a yawner that drags on and on barely advancing the story while delving into details that stiffled the plot. Save your credit.
"This is NOT the DaVinci Code"
Though there is a mystery and there are murders and deaths, this book is more a story about friendship and the coming of age that happens to adults after we are supposed to be all grown up. It does not move like a mystry or a thriller, but the characters of the story are very human and their thirst for knowledge and understanding is believable. This is not the Da Vinci Code, but the writing is superior to it and does not have those annoying cliches and tedious prose you find in so many best-sellers like the DVC. The portrayal of academic life is very real (if not for an undergrad, then for a grad student). The book does not move fast, but the characters are sympathetic and the story is solid.
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"We have collective bargaining in our constitution …. so we're going to have collective bargaining," Scott said in an interview on the CNBC TV network from the floor of the New York stock exchange. "If we're going to change collective bargaining we've got to do that through an amendment to our constitution." Scott said earlier this year that he was "fine with collective bargaining" at the height of the protests in Wisconsin, where Gov. Scott Walker is trying to end public employees' rights to bargain through a union. It was one of the first indications that Scott might not be in lockstep with other new Republican governors who have moved to take on unions, which typically support Democrats. But Scott said Wednesday that he generally agrees with the move to reduce the power of unions – and added cryptically that he was focused on it, though he wasn't asked to follow up on what that meant. "I believe that collective bargaining hurts the most effective, the hardest working employees," Scott said on CNBC. "That's the problem with collective bargaining. What you have to do is pay somebody who doesn't work as hard, or is not as effective, the same amount. That's why I'm focused on collective bargaining. That's why I think we ought to get rid of it." Scott hasn't publicly proposed a change in the constitutional guarantee of the right to collectively bargain, but unions don't like several policies he's put forward, particularly a proposal that public employees contribute 5 percent to their pension plans. Currently state workers don't contribute to their retirement accounts."


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While nothing is official on Quentin Tarantino's highly anticipated slave/western/vengeance flick "Django Unchained," this is the way it's shaping so far: Jamie Foxx would play the titular Django, who under the tutelage of a German bounty hunter played by Christoph Waltz, squares off against Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio) the brutal owner of mixed race club and his top slave, the manipulative Stephen (Samuel L. Jackson), in order to free his wife Broomhilda...which brings us to this latest bit of news.
As the trades chased the news of Foxx being "chosen" to play the lead in Tarantino's film, Variety offered up a new morsel of info, revealing that Kerry Washington is in the mix of contenders to play Broomhilda in the film.
In our script review of "Django Unchained" we said that the character itself is kind of essentially amounting to the damsel in distress of the picture, who really loves her man, and…that's about it. The tricky thing about casting this part is the fact the role would require a fair amount of nudity which might nix the interest of some of the bigger A-list type names (ie. Zoe Saldana or Paula Patton). Again, there isn't much to the part and while we'd love to see someone like Taraji P. Henson or Naomie Harris (who is being lured for "Bond 23") jump into the film, we won't be surprised if a smaller name winds up snagging the part -- we suggest Meagan Good ("Eve's Bayou," "Brick," "D.E.B.S") or Teairra Mari from "The Lottery Ticket".
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Four teenagers have been remanded in custody in connection with the killing of Negus McClean in Edmonton last year
Billal Lariba, 18, of Mayall Close, Enfield, Brandon Hamilton, 18, of Broad Oak Avenue, Enfield, Tershan Edwards, 18, of St Albans, and a 16-year-old boy appeared at Enfield Magistrates' Court today charged with murder.
Adam Langston, 18, of Beaconsfield Road, Enfield and a 16-year-old girl also appeared, charged with perverting the course of justice, and released on bail.
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Negus, 15, died in hospital after he was stabbed in Westminster Road on April 10 last year.


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Every week I get at least one email from a reader asking me which broker is the "best" for their Roth IRA. The number of emails jumps exponentially after the new year and, fortunately, falls after April 15th! You have until April 15th, 2011 to decide if and how much you will contribute to your Roth IRA for 2010. If this is the first year you're contributing to a Roth IRA, you'll also have to pick who you want to watch over your money.
Before you decide where to put your money, you really need to decide what you want to invest in. If you want to invest it in mutual funds, you'll be best served going with the company that runs the funds you like. The two big names in the mutual fund space are Fidelity and Vanguard. If you really like their funds, I recommend you open a mutual fund account directly with them because you will be able to buy and sell shares for free.
If individual stocks are more your thing, then you'll want to pick a broker that offers services you like at a cost that's affordable. Discount brokers are all the rage these days, with sub-$5 stock commissions and all the research you could ever want. My personal opinion is that as long as you can satisfy the minimum balance requirements and the fees aren't expensive, the broker is less important. I personally like TradeKing [3] because their customer service has been rated one of the best and I've never had issues with it myself (I use their online chat feature all the time). They aren't necessarily the cheapest anymore, there are a few even cheaper, but there's a bit of an inertia effect there (I have my stocks there and I don't trade much, so I don't want to go through the process of moving them).
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If you have a Roth IRA, where do you keep it and why?
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Back in April last year, I spoke at an Economist Magazine Business Without Borders event on China. I mostly spoke about intellectual property protections in China, but my introduction dealt with China's legal system as a whole. Video of my introduction (but not the whole talk, near as I can tell) is online and was… Continue Reading
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When I saw that Law Student Daniel Reiter (a third-year at Suffolk University Law School in Boston) had written a law school paper on sourcing product from China, I asked him to send it to me. When I saw how good Daniel's law school paper is, I asked him if I could run it on the… Continue Reading
A Webinar For Companies/Inside Counsel Doing Business With China. February 20, 2013.Posted in Events
On February 20 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern, I will be co-presenting a China law webinar, along with Andrea Charters, Vice President and Associate General Counsel of Rosetta Stone Inc. LexisNexis is sponsorig this webinar and, incredibly enough, it is entirely free. We will be gearing our presentations towards in house counsel and together we will be addressing the… Continue Reading
How To Protect Your IP From China. Part 5.Posted in Legal News
This is the final part of a series arising from a speech I gave last month at a biotechnology conference in Washington DC. In How To Protect Your IP From China. Part 1, I mostly looked at the risks China poses to intellectual property and very generally on how companies can determine how those risks should… Continue Reading
IMAX/DMAX As Textbook Example Of What Happens To Foreign Technology In ChinaPosted in China Film Industry, Legal News
Stan Abrams has a thought pondering post up on his China Hearsay blog, entitled, "DMAX: This is What Happens to Foreign Technology Companies in China." The post is on a Chinese rival to IMAX, called DMAX and Stan concludes his post by saying he expects "to see this written up as a case study for… Continue Reading
An ABC To Losing Your China IPPosted in China Business, Internet, Legal News
Fascinating article up on the Wall Street Journal, written by Geoff Nairn and entitled, "Patents are a Virtue," and subtitled, "China is a land of opportunity for business, but it is also a land of counterfeiting and intellectual property theft." The article is on counterfeiting in China and the various innovative ways companies act to… Continue Reading
Patent Litigation In China. The Book. And It Is Good….Posted in Legal News, Recommended Reading
Though i keep saying this, I will say it again: there are now a number of really good practice-oriented English language books on Chinese law. I can remember not so long ago when people would ask me to recommend books to help them better understand what they needed to know regarding China Law and my… Continue Reading
Protecting Hollywood Films In China Makes Sense For China.Posted in China Business, Events, Legal News
I was fortunate enough to have been invited to attend a recent session in Beijing convened by Nancy E. Kremers, the Senior IP Attaché to the US Embassy here. The purpose of the session was for intellectual property lawyers from US firms, together with representatives of IP-dependent US companies, to brief the Attaché on current… Continue Reading
How And Why To Trademark In China.Posted in Basics of China Business Law, Legal News
If you are doing business in or with China you should give serious thought to registering your trademarks in China. In particular, you should consider a China trademark registration for your trade-name, your logo and your service marks. Brand identity is critical for success in China (as it is just about everywhere) and if you… Continue Reading
Protecting Your Intellectual Property In China, Part I.Posted in Basics of China Business Law, Legal News
This post is part I of what is going to be a multi-part, somewhat irregular series on protecting your IP in China. This part I and tomorrow's part II, were written by Steve Dickinson, and are based in large part on a talk Steve gave last week in Qingdao. Over the last couple of years,… Continue Reading
The Most Common China Law Issues.Posted in Basics of China Business Law, China Business, Legal News
Clients, potential clients and the press are always asking me what foreign companies that do business in China need to know to stay out of legal trouble. Next time I get such a question, I will refer them to the list below as it sets out the most common legal issues foreign companies face when… Continue Reading
Yes Virginia, There Is IP Protection In China.Posted in Internet, Legal News
A couple weeks ago, I did a post entitled, No IP Enforcement In China. That Cannot Be True, in which I talked about how it is just not true that Chinese courts will not enforce a foreign company's intellectual property rights against a Chinese defendant. I then discussed a recent high profile and high damage… Continue Reading
Steve Dickinson On The State Of China Law, Pt. 1: The Law ItselfPosted in Legal News
Technomic Asia's Chinese Business Podcast interviewed CLB's own Steve Dickinson the other day and we now have a transcript of that interview. It is rather long, so we will be breaking it out into parts, based mostly on the subject matter. This first part deals with the evolution of Chinese law, in general. The interviewer… Continue Reading
How To Tarnish Your China Image (Or Not)Posted in China Business
Just came across a post on China business culture over at the Wu Way Blog that does a nice job setting out some business culture basics. It is entitled, Five ways to tarnish your company's image in China and it sets forth the following five ways to hurt your image in China: 1. Open a store… Continue Reading
Chinese Copycats Threaten US Firms, But Misinformation Is A Big Threat TooPosted in Legal News
NBC's World Blog has a post today on Chinese "copycats" to coincide with the just completed China-U.S. trade talks. It is entitled Copycats Threaten U.S. (and Chinese) Firms, and it is of the "hey, we need to trot out a story on Chinese copycats, so go talk to this company whose product is being copied" genre…. Continue Reading
Starbucks v. China Copycat — Or, I Fought The Law And The Law WonPosted in Legal News
Just came across a really good post on a new blog out there called China Business Law blog. The blog is written by Brad Luo, an SMU law student/soon to be China lawyer. The post is entitled, "Starbucks v. Shanghai Copycat" and it consists of a spot-on analysis of the famous Starbucks v. Xingbake case,… Continue Reading
China IP — The Best Protection Is PreventionPosted in Internet, Legal News
A client recently directed me to a U.S. government web site on IP protection in China and asked me if it is accurate. Not only is it accurate, but it does as good a job as I have seen in distilling the basics of China IP law into a readable form. Entitled, The Best Protection… Continue Reading
A Legal Checklist For China BusinessPosted in Legal News
Lawyers love checklist and China lawyers are, of course, no exception. Me, I love clients, not only because they are the lifeblood of my law firm and thus my livelihood, but also because they so often are the ones who stimulate the ideas for this blog. I just spoke with a client who asked me… Continue Reading
Danone v. Wahaha — Which Of Us Is The Most China Rookie?Posted in Internet, Legal News
'You sit by yourself grasshopper. What do you think of?' -Master Po 'My mother, my father. Both gone. I am alone.' 'You hear the flock of birds flying overhead? You hear the fish? The beetle?' To all of this the young Caine nods. 'In this crowded place you feel alone. Which of us is the… Continue Reading
BREAKING NEWS: CLB's Steve Dickinson To Appear On CCTV To Discuss China IPPosted in Legal News
On Thursday, April 19, China time, China Law Blog's own China lawyer, Steve Dickinson, will be appearing on CCTV International's Dialogue program to discuss China intellectual property protection (trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets). The focus of the show will be on China's current regime for protecting IP and, in particular, its impact on foreign… Continue Reading
Protecting Your China IP By Forum ShoppingPosted in Legal News
Excellent article over at Managing Intellectual Property, entitled, Forum shopping comes to China [link no longer exists]. (h/t to IP Dragon). It's written by four lawyers from mega law firm, Jones Day: Benjamin Bai, Tony Chen, Xiang Wang, and Peter Wang, with research assistance from Lisheng Hao. The article's tag-line is "that sophisticated Chinese companies accused of… Continue Reading


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I upgraded my Ubuntu Hardy Heron installation to Jaunty Jackelope. ZCS was working fine on the HH installation. Doesn't now. And no, I didn't back it up. Personal calendar that I would like to keep, but no company was harmed in the upgrading of this product.
1. Is there a way to backup or export the calendar at this point (brute force? MySQL extract?) before I try the next step.
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No, it would be a list of values. For instance if you thought the answer was "a, b and c", then you would answer "a, b and c", or "a, b or c" - exact syntax doesn't matter. So "S && s" is just as wrong as "s or S".
In thinking carefully, split the equation into two parts and evaluate each part, then evaluate the overall. So if you are considering 'z' for example, first evaluate "company != 'Z'" (true), then evaluate "company != 'z'" (false), then put them together and evaluate "true or false" (true). The obvious place to start is with S and s, so what is "company != 'S'", "company != 's'", and the results of those OR-ed together.
Also lookup the word "carefully" in the dictionary. Your response was anything but a carefully thought out answer: you just assumed I was being pedantic about syntax, which I wasn't.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (NNS) -- Local Jacksonville residents attended the Navy's public hearing for sonar use held at the Florida Community College at Jacksonville South Campus, March 18.
On Feb. 15, the Department of the Navy filed the Atlantic Fleet Active Sonar Training (AFAST) Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS)/Draft Overseas Environmental Impact Statement (DOEIS) with the Environmental Protection Agency. Subsequently, six hearings at various places up and down the East Coast were held to gather oral and written comments from citizens concerned with the Navy's use of sonar.
Attendees wishing to address the issue were allotted three minutes of speaking time during the hearing. Those who are interested in making longer statements can submit their comments in writing and can do so by March 31, when the statement will become part of the official record.
"Having the public involved is part of the National Environmental Policy Act requirements," said Jene Nissen, U.S. Fleet Forces Command in Norfolk, AFAST project manager. "It's important, so the public understands the analysis that we've conducted and understands the result that we came up with and also has the ability to have input in the final analysis so that they're an integral piece of this project."
The AFAST DEIS/DOEIS will evaluate the possible environmental effects of mid-range and high-range active sonar and proposes four different options for the Navy's execution of sonar training.
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A virtual war has broken out between McDonalds India and Vikram Bakshi, both of whom are trying to win over employees of Connaught Plaza Restaurants (CPRL), a 50:50 joint venture. Late last week, McDonalds India ended its partnership with CPRL, simultaneously moving London Court of International Arbitration to settle the ongoing dispute between the two.
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was illegal and accusing the US fast food major of trying to coerce him into selling his equity. Company sources told FE that Bakshis mail was in response to a December 3 communication sent by Bob Larson, senior VP & international relationship partner, McDonalds APMEA Greater Asia, to employees in which he assured them their jobs were safe as was the future of the McDonalds brand in India.
This is to advise you that McDonalds India (MIPL) has terminated its joint venture agreement, relating to Connaught Plaza Restaurants (CPRL), with Vikram Bakshi. Until the legal formalities are completed, CPRL will continue to be managed by its board of directors. MIPLs intention is to put CPRLs business in north and east of India onto a strong growth path, ensure the job security of the employees of CPRL in north and east of India, and continue to build the McDonald's brand in India, Larson is understood to have written to the team in Delhi.
Bakshi, in turn, countered the communication: I am astounded by Bobs claim that its (MIPLs) intention is to put CPRLs business on a strong growth path. How the mighty McDonald's has behaved since August 6, 2013, is completely opposite to Bobs claim. Their act of not allowing us to put in more funds either through the sale of our Basant Lok property or through further borrowings has reduced our openings for year 2013 to less than half.
The letter added that MIPL had, in fact, done everything possible to bring the JV to a grinding halt by stalling and invasive tactics. We have moved the CLB on each of these issues. As a member of the CPRL family, I call upon you to not to get distracted with such notices and only strive to do the best for our company. We have always and will continue to do our best to protect the interest of our company and its people, it added.
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Conrad Wolfram, the man behind knowledge engine Wolfram:Alpha, has announced a new document format which he claims offers an expanded medium for explaining technical, scientific, or otherwise complex concepts.
Dubbed CDF – Computable Document Format – the new standard aims to bring the kind of computation Wolfram is known for to portable documents that can be used within a browser, on a desktop and on hand-held devices.
"CDF binds together and refines lots of technologies and ideas from our last 20-plus years into a single standard," Wolfram explains in a blog post on his company's site. "Knowledge apps, symbolic documents, automation layering, and democratised computation, to name a few.
"Disparate though these might appear, they come together in one coherent aim for CDF: connecting authors and readers much better than ever before."
The core concept of CDF is to allow content creators a 'knowledge container' format that is as easy to author as a standard document, but features the same level of interactivity as an application. "The idea," claims Wolfram, "is for CDFs to make live interactivity as everyday a way to communicate as spreadsheets made charts."
The free CDF Player – available as a desktop application for Windows, Mac, and Linux, or as a browser plugin for selected platforms – demonstrates Wolfram's intention well: while a copy of his blog post looks standard at first, an embedded CDF object allows users to experiment with the concepts behind the Doppler Effect in a simple, straightforward manner.
By adding truly interactive content to documents, Wolfram believes that complex concepts can be far better communicated. "Static documents take their share of the blame in making us 'information rich, but understanding poor,' to repurpose the common saying," he said. "For too long, authors have had to aggressively compress their ideas to fit down the narrow communication pipe of static documents, only for readers at the other end to try to uncompress, reconstruct, and guess at the original landscape of information.
"With CDFs we're broadening this communication pipe with computation-powered interactivity, expanding the document medium's richness a good deal," claims Wolfram. "We're also improving what I call the 'density of information' too: the ability to pack understandable information into a small space – particularly important on small screen devices like smartphones."
Wolfram argues that CDF extends beyond existing technologies for introducing interactivity into documents, such as Adobe's Flash and the various capabilities of HTML5. "With a computation-powered knowledge container," he said, "you don't need to pre-compute and pre-generate – you can leave that to runtime, your authoring can be at a much higher level than for example in Flash or HTML5."
It's an approach which has already won some major support in the form of contributions to the Wolfram Demonstrations Project, a collection of over 7,000 'knowledge apps' created and submitted by content creators who aren't professional programmers. "Unless content originators – that is, teachers, journalists, analysts, managers, academics, and so on – make the content interactive themselves, it won't be interactive," Wolfram explains. "It's simply too expensive and too difficult if professional programmers are involved."
Wolfram's mention of expense does skim over one important consideration for the future success of CDF as a mainstream 'knowledge container' standard, however. The CDF format is, currently, closed, with the only compatible software created by Wolfram and his team. While the Player is free to download, creation requires the purchase of a package called Mathematica.
Created by Wolfram in 1988, Mathematica – currently on its eighth release – is an impressively powerful computation engine that allows users to calculate and visualise data in a convenient manner with a minimum of programming knowledge. It's popular, but it's also expensive: a single-user commercial licence for up to four processing cores will set you back £2,050. Non-commercial users can opt for the 'Home' release, but even that costs £195.
Wolfram's goal is laudable, but the approach is questionable: until there is a way to cheaply create – rather than merely consume – CDF content, it looks set to remain a niche format.Leave a comment on this article


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A complaint filed by IAS officer Ashok Khemka against the Central Government Employees Welfare Housing Organisation has been rejected by the UT Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum for want of territorial jurisdiction.
Khemka was declared successful in a draw of lots for the allotment of a unit in a Mohali Phase 1 housing scheme floated by the organisation in 2006.
Arguing the case himself, he contended that he had paid Rs 4.14 lakh on October 8, 2007 as the second installment in order to avoid interest liability after October 12, 2007 as intimated by a letter dated August 31, 2007 from the housing organisation which is based in New Delhi.
However, while surfing the website of the housing organisation on July 29, 2008, Khemka found that the last date for payment of the second instalment was July 30, 2008 and not October 12, 2007 following which he sent a letter to the housing organisation seeking compensation for payment of the second instalment by October 12, 2007 because of wrong intimation of the due date.


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Cease-fire talks falter as Gaza fighting rages on
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today called for the international community to hold Hamas accountable for its continued rejection of cease-fire offers, amid ongoing and intense fighting along the Gaza Strip that has left more than 600 Palestinians, 27 Israeli troops, and two Israeli civilians dead. Netanyahu compared Hamas to al-Qaeda and has repeatedly criticized its attacks on Israeli citizens.
As the fighting shows no sign of abating, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration ordered a 24-hour moratorium on all U.S. flights to Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. The decision came after Delta Airlines and U.S. Airlines announced they had canceled their flights because of Hamas rocket fire in the area. Air France and Lufthansa quickly followed suit. Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system stopped the rockets, and Israeli officials insist the airport is safe. But international passengers are especially nervous about flying near conflict zones after Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over rebel-held territory in Ukraine on Thursday.
Earlier today, an Israeli defense official announced an Israeli soldier has gone missing following a battle in the Gaza Strip. The soldier, identified as Sgt. Oron Shaul, disappeared after his vehicle was attacked and the six other troops on board were killed. Hamas claimed earlier this week that its fighters captured an Israeli soldier. Israel's UN ambassador denied those claims, but the military has refrained from responding. The possibility of a captured soldier is a nightmare for Israel, which has paid high prices in lopsided trades for captured soldiers in the past. Military deaths and hostages take on great significance in a country where every citizen is required to serve in the armed forces.
U.S. and Egyptian officials are working today to find a resolution to end the two weeks of fighting, raising the possibility of restarting peace talks. During a meeting in Egypt, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry did not directly advocate for peace talks but left open the possibility for negotiations if a cease-fire could be reached.
But on Sunday, Hamas leaders signaled they would not agree to an unconditional cease-fire and Netanyahu said he would do whatever was necessary to keep Israelis safe from Hamas rockets, despite an emergency UN Security Council meeting called to find a resolution to the conflict.
Hamas first rejected a cease-fire agreement a few weeks ago. Egypt crafted the agreement and the United States backed it. No credible mediator has come forward since then. Hamas leaders don't trust Egypt as a mediator after it deposed a Hamas-friendly government and tightened restrictions along its border with Gaza. Hamas' stated objective is to force Israel and Egypt to lift blockades on both sides of the territory, a stranglehold that has created a significant setback to Gaza's economy.
Israel launched its air campaign against Gaza on July 8 in response to constant Hamas rocket fire. The campaign exploded into a ground war on July 18 after Hamas rejected the cease-fire. Israeli officials say they are trying to destroy tunnels Hamas has constructed from Gaza into Israel. The military said it has uncovered at least 66 access shafts to 23 tunnels.
While Israel's allies, including the United States, say the Jewish nation has a right to defend itself, the international community has pressured both sides to come to the negotiating table to end the bloodshed. Of the 600 Palestinians who have been killed, an estimated 75 percent have been civilians. Israeli aircraft have hit more than 70 targets in Gaza, including the home of a former Hamas military leader, mosques, and hospitals. Israeli military leaders have said they are aiming for hidden control centers and rockets, and Netanyahu has blamed the rising civilian casualties on Hamas using human shields. Most of the 2,000 rockets Israel estimates Hamas has fired since the war began have been launched from densely populated areas.
The war in Gaza is the third outbreak of violence between Hamas and Israel since 2009. The last ceasefire was negotiated in 2012. The most recent peace talks failed in April after attempted negotiations destroyed any trust built up between the sides. Israel ended the talks when Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas concluded a deal to create a reconciliation government with Hamas.
Considered a terrorist organization by the United States, EU, and other countries, Hamas has called repeatedly for the destruction of Israel.


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Packed with examples, rather than theory, Free Market Environmentalism for the Next Generation offers new chapters, new authors, and compelling new stories of environmental entrepreneurs at work.
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As part of the Montana Ethic Project, PERC senior fellow Terry Anderson explains how free market environmentalism can help Montanans go into the future as the Treasure State and Big Sky Country all at one time.
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By assuming the liability of big cats in cattle country, conservationists can reduce human-wildlife conflict.
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Thu, 05/19/2016
The National Park Service is providing corporate donors greater recognition. Will selling naming rights provide must needed funding or lead to McYellowstone and the Golden Arches National Park?
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Western tribes are energy rich but income poor. The lesson from past takings and from present battles to deprive tribes of their resource wealth is clear—it is time to reform tribal institutions in this post-colonial era.
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People will not care about environmental protection until their basic needs are met. Property rights are a tool to promote both economic development and the natural world.


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Originally Posted by joefrog
I will admit, I am to blame in sometimes making mountains out of molehills.
Seems like a good way to collect some extra $$$ for the road repairs. I know it won't ever effect me so they should implement that in iowa.
What is this world coming to? Jeepers.
Law enforcement should never be intended as an instrument of revenue for government. Fines are a punitive measure, not a method for leveraging new taxes or generating income for governments.
Should this see the light of day in Iowa, I for one would do my personal best to make sure that it would never bear fruit.
Lastly let me use this as a "public service announcement." I would recommend that anyone given a citation for traffic offenses to always embrace your rights to due process and make your court appearance in lieu of mailing those tickets in. The results usually fare far better for those charged.
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I was at 5.0.4 and had to create SSL cert since mine were expired.
Using the zimbra admin web console got me errors. I then saw it really didn't work from admin web console. I had to fix SSL certs from command line using one of the wiki posts. It was ugly but it worked!
Does the SSL cert tool work from the 5.0.11 admin web console? Am I going to have to use command line to create the new certs when these SSL certs expire? Why even put an SSL cert tool in the admin console if it doesn't work!!
I just want this to be clear for any other admins or users - the SSL cert tools in the admin console DO NOT WORK! USE THE COMMAND LINE FOR CREATING SSL CERTS.
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In the future when boxing between humans is outlawed, a former fighter goes into the world of robot boxing.
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Before you hit Send on that next e-mail, stop for a moment. Pausing to decide whether it contains relevant information worth the recipient's time--or just contributes to the cyberchatter--could help save your company $309 million in lost sales.
A new pharma industry study by research and consulting firm Best Practices found that that's the amount lost each year--per company--due to "unnecessary internal communication." Accidental use of Reply All, mislabeled voicemails, and receiving the same e-mail from three different departments take up an average of 4.4 hours of a single sales rep's week. That's one-third of the entire time they spend dealing with internal communications. "What we're finding is that communication can be an accelerator and a detractor of productivity," said Best Practices CEO Chris Bogan.
Not only that, but these misdirected communiqués cost companies hundreds of millions of dollars in lost sales. The study based its numbers on an annual sales average of $3.5 million per sales rep at 1,000 reps per company. These wasted hours could be used to meet with physicians--or at least to drop off samples and make nice with the receptionist--but instead, reps are stuck listening to voice messages up to five minutes long. "If you get three or four of those, that's up to 20 minutes just listening to messages instead of selling," Bogan said. He added that reps often work later hours to deal with the excess e-mails and voicemails, leading to faster burnout.
These results came as a surprise to Bogan. The industry had never looked at the effect of new technology on sales-rep output. "Typically, people focused on productivity factors like client relationships and closing abilities," he said. "Now we've got these land mines of unproductivity."
And it's not just the reps. First-line managers, too, suffer from cluttered in-boxes. But it's their job, Bogan said, to act as a communication filter between management and the field reps.
So how do you clean out those in-boxes? Bogan advises his clients to train their managers to write efficient subject lines and to prioritize e-mails. Reps reported that the best managers tag material--using "FYA" for "action" items and "FYI" for "information" e-mails or applying a system of stars to denote importance. Bogan cited one company that removed the Reply All button from its e-mail client's tool bar. That simple step led to an 84 percent reduction in misdirected e-mails.
Reining in voicemail creep may be tougher, though, and Bogan noted that most field organizations use voicemail more than e-mail. While it's not possible to prevent people from leaving voice messages, you can set limits on the length of the messages and the number of messages tacked on to forwarded calls. "People tend to forward messages excessively," he said. "And each time they forward one, they add their own, and then you get these long wagon trains."
The key is to set standards--and to communicate them loud and clear, lest they get lost in the e-noise. "We've created these tools to keep us well connected, but there's a lack of oversight," Bogan said. Imposing standards streamlines communication and increases productivity, he added.
"Right now, the tools are using us," Bogan concluded. "We need to use the tools."


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Tenders floated by APSHC
AP State Housing Corporation has floated tenders for supply of 10 lakh metric tonnes of cement for its weaker section housing programme from cement manufacturers under their corporate social responsibility obligations
* However, rules issued by the ministry of corporate affairs notes that CSR cannot be interpreted as the main business activity of a company
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Once Upon a Time is headed into Season 3, and with that comes another new realm: Neverland. When we last left The Charmings & Co., they were setting sail to save Henry from evil Peter Pan, and writer and producer extraordinaire Jane Espenson couldn't be more excited to explore the new land.
At the 2013 ATX Television Festival, Jane dished about what's to come, including the "creepy" version of Peter, what's next for Rumbelle, and the potential of adding a gay romance.
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Signs and Wonders: Washington's undercurrent of corruption
D.C. scandals. More than a year ago, I did a short piece in "Signs and Wonders" about corruption in our nation's capital, focusing on the D.C. Lottery scandal. That scandal involved a federal grand jury investigating the 2009 award of a $38 million contract to run the agency. According to an investigative report by a D.C. television station, "authorities are looking for evidence of crimes including bribery and illegal steering of contracts." The investigation highlights what NBC Washington calls "systemic problems that open the door for elected officials to play politics with the contracting process and influence who wins." The story faded away, however, and I do not know the final disposition. The city government of the District of Columbia is already tainted by other scandals. Three aides to Mayor Vincent Gray's 2010 campaign have pleaded guilty to federal crimes, and the mayor's campaign remains under investigation. Meanwhile, two council members resigned in 2011 after pleading guilty to felonies—one of which involved stealing city money earmarked for youth sports. This topic (D.C. corruption) could be an ongoing story. In fact, for a while, The Washington Times did have a full-time reporter who did nothing but cover D.C. corruption, but the paper has cut that position.
Tainted legacy. Theologian John Howard Yoder has been enormously influential among those on the so-called "Religious Left" and peace activists of all stripes. Stanley Hauerwas (Resident Aliens) and Greg Boyd (Myth of a Christian Nation) often cite Yoder as an influence. Now, though, comes word that he had a long history of inappropriate physical contact with women, and this news, coming from credible sources, is causing a re-examination of his life and work.
Alice Munro's Christian roots. Canadian short story writer Alice Munro won the Nobel Prize for Literature last week. Lots of Nobel Prizes are controversial, but not this one. Munro is universally judged to be among the great writers alive today. She's not the first woman to receive the prize, but she is the first Canadian woman to receive it, and arguably the first Canadian. (Saul Bellow was born in Canada, but most consider him an American writer.) Her woman-ness has prompted some re-consideration of her as a "feminist writer," but such revisionism misses the point of Munro, who writes of a world still saturated with a Christian understanding of life, though that understanding is fading. Don't get me wrong. She's no Flannery O'Connor, but Alice Munro's Christian roots make her a writer Christians should not ignore.
Small blessings. According to entertainment website The Wrap, television shows such as The New Normal, Glee and Happy Endings contributed to 2012 being a record year for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender characters on television. About 4.4 percent of all characters were homosexual. This year, the number is down slightly, to 3.3 percent.


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Dottie Pepper leaves NBA Sports after 8 years
That intensity, however, led to her lowest moment in broadcasting.
Pepper was working the Solheim Cup for Golf Channel in 2007 when the Americans kept missing one pivotal putt after another. They had gone to a commercial break, but someone forgot to hit the switch. Thinking they were off the air, Pepper said, "Choking, freakin' dogs!"
Only they weren't off the air, and her commentary got back to the Americans. Pepper didn't remember saying it and she didn't even find out about it until six hours later, when the telecast was over and a producer closed the door behind him and said, "We've got a problem."
"An enormously sick feeling," Pepper said. "The thing that still stings about that is that there were people at Golf Channel who had already packed my bags. They had issued my resignation. And (senior programming director) Don McGuire said, `No, that won't be the case. That was our fault.' I'll always be appreciative of him for that."
Her sin wasn't being honest, rather it was being a cheerleader.
"That's what hurt the most," she said. "I was bleeding with them, and as a broadcaster, you can't do that. You call your sport."
Pepper wasn't sure she would recover from that, and there are still a few American players who won't speak to her. Once a shoo-in as a Solheim Cup captain, Pepper quickly became an afterthought except in the booth. That changed this year when Meg Mallon chose Pepper as one of her assistant captains for the 2013 matches in Colorado.
Will she be a captain someday?
"Only if I'm wanted," she said. "People have to want you to be a captain."
But she says her decision to leave broadcasting was in no way related to her future in the Solheim Cup.
It was simply time to move on to something else, which in this case is developing young American players at an early age. She has created a mascot called "Bogey," a big range ball who is tired of his dead-end job and wants to be a player. Pepper is bringing "Bogey" to the PGA show next month. She describes him as "a bridge so that golf isn't so scary to kids."
Pepper has no idea how long her stint with the PGA of America will last, but odds are she'll get out when she's ready and not a moment too late.
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