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"To hear Mullova play Bach is, simply, one of the greatest things you can experience", wrote the London Guardian. ONYX now proudly announces Viktoria Mullova's first complete recording of the Bach Sonatas & Partitas, sure to be one of its most important releases for many years.
For Philips in the early 1990s Viktoria recorded the 3 Partitas on a modern violin but she has never recorded the Sonatas, and in the meantime her interpretations have been transformed by her studies in Baroque practice and her subsequent performances with masters such as Gardiner, Dantone, Harnoncourt, Antonini and il Giardino Armonico and her use of a Guadagnini 1750 with gut strgins and a Baroque bow. Viktoria's fascinating sleevenote recounts her lifelong Bach journey that begins with her studies in Soviet Russia
This is Mullova's fifth release on ONYX: previous releases including Bach Sonatas with Dantone (ONYX4020) and Vivaldi Concertos with Giardino Armonico (ONYX4001), all highly praised.
"Strongly Recommended."
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The ultimate test of a violinist, Old Bach's testament is more a test of musical personality than mere technique. It's not how you play, but what you have to say over the course of two hours that separates the conservatory mice from the eternal masters and gives Bach a fresh voice at the contemporary table.
Viktoria Mullova has plenty to say. A product of the Moscow music factory, she fled west after winning the 1982 Tchaikovsky competition and has spent the rest of her life in London unlearning what she was taught for the test. Gone are the emphases on gymnastic speeds and pinpoint accuracy and in comes an awareness of alternative ways in Bach, and in music. Her sound is shaped by 18th century practice and her expression by close engagement with artists as diverse as the jazz-oriented Katia Labeque and the West African beat of Youssu Ndour.
Her eclecticism yields constant surprise in the Bach soliloquies. She takes the slow movements of the second sonata as bathroom-mirror meditations and the fugue of the third almost as a bus-stop conversation, its phrasing oddly reminiscent of London Bridge is Falling Down. There is a ceaseless flow of ideas, not all of them sensible, but the personality is strong and ever-so-slightly elusive. Her narrative does not replace, for me, the intellectual and emotional force of Nathan Milstein and the young Yehudi Menuhin, but it is very much a performance of our time." ****
"The ex-soviet violinist waited a long time before recording these intimate musical statements. She now has the warmth and maturity to make themsound like a dialogue between interpreter and composer. period style has not only become central to her thinking but part of her expressive world. This is not the doleful, soulful Bach of tradition:more a songful Bach, enhanced by Onyx's spacious acoustic." ****
Andrew Clark
"In the disarmingly honest sleeve notes, Viktoria Mullova traces her dissatisfaction with her early Russian experiences of playing Bach and her discovery of period instrument techniques. The result is a highly individual combination of baroque flexibility with dramatic intensity. Not for Mullova a wispy,withdrawn period sound: she uses vibrato to focus the note and the violin's warm resonance is well captured in the recordings. Some movements are rhythmically relentless,but the virtuosity is stunning:the complex fugues in the C major and A minor sonatas are perfectly lucid,and the great D minor chaconne rises to an electrifyingly mid-point climax."
Nicholas Kenyon
"Viktoria Mullova's gradual evolution as a baroque violinist has now reached a crucial stage. In days gone by,as on her early Nineties recording for Philips,she played Bach on her famous "Jules Falk" Stradivarius of 1723, with metal strings and a classical bow. After, she began using gut strings, and then went a step further by opting for a 1750 Guadagnini instrument with a timbre more suited to the particular repertoire. Now she has gone the whole hog and taken up a Baroque-style bow by the modern Italian maker,Walter Barbiero. This set of Bach's six sole Sonatas and partitas BWV 1001-6 represents the first fruits of Mullova's full adoption of period of the trade alongside her assimilation of an apposite style of playing.and what remarkable discs they are.
Mullova remains her own woman,refusing to be cowed by the dogmas of the early music police. She uses vibrato,but a subtle form of vibrato that embraces a broad range of delicate inflections and shadings. The tone has her familier brightness,but with a ringing depth to it enriched by her touches of colouring. The Baroque bow-much shorter than a classical one-gives her the sort of flexibility needed for Bach's intricate, sinewy lines, as can be heard for example,in the spry second "Double" from the B minor Partita No1 or in the mighty "Ciaconna" from the D minor No2.Mullova's infallible technique shines throughout the two discs, her incisivness paying dividends in the B minor Partita's bouyant "Tempo di Borea".The slower allemandes are shot through with plangent intensity of expression.This is wonderfully fluent,absorbingly imaginative playing." *****
Geoffrey Norris
"Bach's unaccompanied violin music offers many fiendish challenges in terms of accurately playing the notated music. let alone making expressive sense of it. Viktoria Mullova presents virtually flawless playing but, of greater importance, she sustains an impeccably punctuated, modulated and compelling dialogue through Bach's counterpoint with seemingly effortless intimacy and charm. She appears to have wholeheartedly embraced the Baroque period instrument ethos: with her mid - 18th century Guadagnini violin, its gut strings and Baroque pitch at A=415, Mullova's performance has won me over more or less from start to finish.
Comparably less engaging is Julia Fischer's account in her spelndid Pentatone recording, yet her playing is generally more measured and she allows herself more space within each movement. Mullova, by contrast, is almost invariably brisker, nowwhere more so than in the great D minor Chaconne of the second of the Second Partita and the supremely challenging C major Fuga of the Third Sonata.These movements are brilliantly illuminated by Mullova's dazzling virtuosity and her wonderfully light bowing which enables her to inflict and punctuate with delicacy.
However I find Mullova's account of the Fuga of the G minor Sonata a little studied and the Andante of the A minor Sonata,which she dedicates to her daughter, serene but rather cool. Altogether, though, this is playing which is captivating for its stylishness, avoidance of overstatement, geniality and modesty."
**** Performance - ***** Recording
Nicholas Anderson
"Russia's erstwhile ice princess of fiddle - playing writes confessionally in the booklet of her conversion to period style in her baroque music. her Moscow teachers gave her strict rules for playing Bach: "A standardized,beautiful sound,broad sound,broad, uniform articulation,long phrasing....and continous vibratoon every note in imitation, they used to say, of an imaginary organ". Her Pauline moment was the result of an encounter with Marco Postinghel, the baroque bassoonist (and producer of these discs), who encouraged a change to gut strings and baroque bows. a sense of rediscovery in this great music comes across vividly in Mullova's performances, even if the superb tone of her 1750 Guadagnini violin is richer and more substantial than one expects in "historically aware" interpretations. In line with recent baroque practice, her tempi are fastish, but she still favours a singing legato in the Sciciliana, Andante - an especially personal reading dedicated to her daughter Katia - and Largo of the three sonatas, and the sarabandes of the first and second partitas. She doesn't drag in the famous Chaconne of the D minor partita, but allows the complex counterpoint to unfold with astonishing clarity and the chords to emerge without the "broken" arpeggiation of traditional performances. Her articulation in the partitas' fast numbers underlines the origins of the music in dance;her sonata fugues are masterpieces of legerdemain and sonic illusion. these "fusion" performances may not be please hardline purists, but they exemplify the best of old and new stylistic approaches to Bach's masterpieces." ****
Hugh Canning
"Viktoria Mullova has never rested on her laurels, even though starting with her sensational win in the Moscow Tchaikovsky Competition she has plenty of them to rest on. this stunning CD is the fruit of of a quest lasting years, as she has gradually distanced herself from being a Bach interpreter, and has found, through baroque instruments and baroque ways of thinking, a new artistic identity. these recordings go straight to the heart." *****
Michael Church
"Since Viktoria Mullova first recorded Bach's works for solo violin in the late 1990s for Phillips, she has rethougjht her whole approach to baroque music. for this newest set of performances, she has strung her Guadagnini instrument from 1750 with gut, tuned it down to baroque pitch and played it with an 18th - century bow. the result is very different from those impressive if slightly steely, earlier accounts. A trace of the earlier Mullova gives Bach's lines more freedom to breathe; it's impossible to imagine the younger, more fiery and austere performer presenting the great Chaconne from the D minr Partita in the amusing, affectionate way she delivers it here. She still winds up the tension in a superbly convincing way, however, just as she dispatches the technical challenges of the fugue in the C major Sonata with tremendous elan. In everything she plays, Mullova's sense of an ongoing musical line is immaculate and totally unselfconscious, if occasionally just a shade cool and under -characterised; the authority of her performances is never in doubt." ****
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A constant refrain among "Third Party" members is their frustration at the idea of picking what they consider the lesser of two evils among the major parties. Greens on the left and Constitutionalists on the right insist on voting for what-and who-they believe in, even if that person doesn't have a chance in the world to win, and even though their vote will help the side that they most oppose. "Vote your hopes and not your fears." So said Carol Miller, a candidate for the Green Party's presidential nomination. They would probably agree on little else, but Chuck Baldwin, the running mate of Michael Peroutka in the Constitution Party, said virtually the same thing. They have a point. Why shouldn't many parties exist to reflect the range of positions that exist in this country? Other countries have multiple parties. Most democracies have a "parliamentary system," in which voters cast ballots not so much for an individual but for a party -- and there are lots to choose from. Representation in parliament is allotted according to the percentage of votes each party receives. If a party receives 10 percent of the votes, then 10 percent of the representatives will be from that party. The prime minister, the country's chief executive, is the leader of the party that can assemble enough votes in parliament to "form a government." A party with 30 percent of the vote might form a coalition with two parties that won 10 percent each, plus courting that one tiny party that only could seat one member. That is usually done by promising policy concessions to those parties and by giving their members positions in the cabinet. In Canada's recent election, the ruling Liberal Party fell short of a majority in parliament, thanks to a resurgent Conservative Party. To keep the current prime minister in power, the Liberals are forming a coalition with the even more liberal New Democrat Party, pulling the government even further to the left. European countries typically offer multiple parties reflecting an astonishing range of political beliefs. You can vote Monarchist. Or you can vote Communist. Fascists, Greens, Christian Democrats, free-market liberals, labor unionists, Christian conservatives, pro- and anti-immigrationists, agrarians -- they all have their parties and, as long as they can meet a threshold of votes (sometimes as small as 2 percent), they have their representatives in parliament and are political players. Some people say that the United States should move toward something like this to avoid the ideological watering-down that goes along with the two-party system and to represent more accurately the views of the citizens. A parliamentary system is impossible, though, under our Constitution, which mandates the separation of the legislative and executive powers. Still, multiple parties could function under the Constitution. Given the increasing ideological polarization and political fracturing in this country, maybe getting away from the two-party system would be a good idea. The problem is, we do not have such a system. As it is, a purist vote for a third-party candidate does not advance one's cause, but rather advances the polar opposite of that cause. A vote for the Green candidate really will help keep George W. Bush in office, and a vote for the Constitution Party candidate really will help elect John Kerry and potentially enshrine pro-abortionists in the courts for decades to come. Third parties can be built, though, not by nominating presidential candidates who are sure to lose but by starting from the ground up, by electing candidates to local and state offices, who might eventually develop the expertise and the reputation to win election to higher office. The most sensible thing said at the Green Party convention was the recommendation that the party not nominate or endorse any presidential candidate. A delegate told of a friend who had lost a city council election by 20 votes. If all of the money and energy were not wasted on pushing a presidential candidate, that money and that energy could be devoted to winning local elections. In time, those are the elections that could eventually build a party into a major force. Constitutionalists and Libertarians can now be found on school boards, city councils, and state legislatures. That is the way to build a multiple-party system. After all, a grassroots movement must grow from the grassroots.


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We are less than twenty-four hours away from MSU's season opener at home against Monmouth. I took a look at three of the key match-ups fans will want to look for on Thursday night.
The most interesting match-up will be when the Monmouth Hawks offense takes the field for the first time. The Bobcats defense has been hit hard by injuries in the off-season, so how the defense responds will be vital.
It will not be an easy task for the Cats as Monmouth has brought aboard a new starting quarterback this season. Brandon Hill, a transfer from the University of Massachusetts, will be at the helm for the Hawks offense. There is little video of him for the team to watch due to his transfer and this being the first time MSU has ever played Monmouth.
One thing that the team does know is that he is big and he can throw. He is a 6'5 quarterback so not very mobile but he will be able to get the ball over the defense.
"Obviously with his size he's gonna be able to get the ball over the line," said MSU head coach Rob Ash. "Those kind of guys can stand in the pocket and withstand the rush and we won't be able to bat balls down at the line of scrimmage."
"He's more so a thrower, not so much a runner," said senior defensive back Steven Bethley. "With our offense DeNarius is capable of running. With Brandon, coach Marshall told us he's more of a cheat game type so to be aware of the bubble screens to the receivers."
Speaking of receivers, Neal Sterling from Monmouth will be one to keep an eye on lining up for the Hawks. He can line up on the outside as a deep threat or on the inside, making it much more of a challenge for the Bobcats secondary to see who will match-up against him on each down. Last year Sterling was third on the team with 33 catches, 386 yards for the season with 5 touchdowns.
"That was the guy that popped off the screen," said Bethley. "6'4, 235 pounds at receiver. We don't go against receivers like that all the time so it will definitely be a challenge."
Receivers will need to get open for the Bobcats if they want to win Thursday night, which will not be an easy task. Monmouth pulled in a transfer from a big time school this season. Tevrin Brandon, a transfer from the University of Connecticut, who in his first year on the team has already been named a team captain.
"The thing that sticks out to me is him being a team captain," said MSU senior wide receiver Tanner Bleskin. "I've been here five years and I got voted team captain. I can't imagine being at a place for one year and being voted team captain. Obviously a guy coming down from UConn, he's played some big time football."
There will be lots to watch on all sides of the ball tomorrow evening, which Coach Ash says will tell a lot about his team.
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The research findings stress the difficult economic challenge faced by the country's decision makers, and shows that the efforts made by the regime to deal with the poverty and unemployment problem have not borne fruit.
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Cornerstone Therapeutics, Inc., a Delaware Corporation founded in 2000. The Company is a specialty pharmaceutical company which commercializes products for the hospital and adjacent specialty markets. Its currently marketed and approved products include: CARDENE I.V., an FDA-approved premixed injection indicated for the short-term treatment of hypertension when oral therapy is not feasible or not desirable; CUROSURF, an FDA-approved natural lung surfactant indicated for the treatment of Respiratory Distress Syndrome, or RDS, in premature infants; ZYFLO, the only FDA-approved leukotriene synthesis inhibitor indicated for prophylaxis and chronic treatment of asthma in adults and children 12 years of age and older; BETHKIS, an inhaled tobramycin-based product indicated for the management of cystic fibrosis patients with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, or PA, approved by the FDA in October 2012; Hydrocodone Polistirex and Chlorpheniramine Polistirex Extended Release Suspension, or HP/CP ER Suspension, an FDA approved antitussive/antihistamine combination product that is a generic equivalent for the product currently sold under the Tussionex Pennkinetic,or Tussionex, brand name in the United States. Its customers consist of drug wholesalers, retail drug stores, mass merchandisers and grocery store pharmacies in the United States. It primarily sell products directly to drug wholesalers, which in turn distribute the products to retail drug stores, hospitals, mass merchandisers and grocery store pharmacies. It currently outsources the manufacturing of all of its commercially available products and the formulation development of its product candidates for use in clinical trials to third parties. It have U.S. and/or foreign trademark registrations and filings for certain of its corporate names, products (including CARDENE I.V., ZYFLO CR and ZYFLO) and product candidates (including RETAVASE and LIXAR). CUROSURF and BETHKIS are owned by Chiesi and are licensed to it for sales and marketing purposes in the United States. The Company faces competition from many different sources, including commercial pharmaceutical and biotechnology enterprises, academic institutions, government agencies and private and public research institutions. The Company, its contract manufacturers and packagers, and its products and product candidates are subject to the Controlled Substances Act and DEA regulations thereunder.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A chemical spill left the water for 300,000 people in and around West Virginia's capital city, Charleston, stained blue-green and smelling like licorice, with officials saying Friday it was unclear when it might be safe again to even take showers and do laundry.
As people awoke to learn their tap water was unsafe for brushing teeth, brewing coffee or showering, residents and businesses expressed a mix of anger and anxiety in coping with an industrial accident with no clear end in sight.
Schools were closed, restaurants locked their doors and hotels refused reservations. Store shelves were quickly stripped of bottled water, and traffic snarled as drivers waited to fill jugs from tankers delivered by the National Guard.
"It's worrying me so much I'm having chest pains," said Cookie Lilly, 71, who waited with her husband to get a ration of 4 gallons of water at the South Charleston Community Center.
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Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, who ordered the ban on drinking, bathing and cooking with tap water in Charleston and nine surrounding counties, called on people not to panic.
"Help is on the way," he said. "There is no shortage of bottled water. Supplies are moving into the area as we speak."
Asked at a news conference about his "personal hygiene," the governor sought a touch of levity. "It would be great to hop in a hot shower, but we'll get through it," he said. "We're tough West Virginians."
Federal authorities began investigating how the foaming agent escaped a chemical plant Thursday and seeped into the Elk River.
The primary component in the foaming agent is the chemical 4-methylcyclohexane methanol, or MCHM. The agent is mixed with ground-up coal to separate it from soil and rock particles, said Paul Ziemkiewicz, director of the West Virginia Water Research Institute. After the coal is cleansed, the leftover mixtures of chemicals and mud are piped to slurry ponds, where much of the chemical mixture is stored until reused.
Officials were working with the company that makes the chemical to determine how much can be in the water without it posing harm to residents, said West Virginia American Water President Jeff McIntyre.
"We don't know that the water's not safe. But I can't say that it is safe," McIntyre said Friday. For now, there is no way to treat the tainted water aside from flushing the system until it's in low-enough concentrations to be safe, a process that could take days.
Officials and experts said the chemical, even in its most concentrated form, isn't deadly. However, people across the nine counties were told they shouldn't even wash their clothes in affected water, as the compound can cause symptoms ranging from skin irritation and rashes to vomiting and diarrhea. People have been told not to use it for cleaning. The only exception: flushing toilets.
No more than six people have been brought into emergency rooms with symptoms that may stem from the chemical, and none was in serious condition, said state Health Secretary Karen Bowling.
The company where the leak occurred, Freedom Industries, discovered Thursday that the chemical was leaking from the bottom of a storage tank, said its president, Gary Southern.
Southern said the company, which processes and stores chemicals used in the coal industry, worked all day and through the night to remove the chemical from the site and take it elsewhere. Vacuum trucks were used to remove the chemical from the ground at the site.
Southern said he didn't think the chemical posed a public danger. He also said the company didn't know how much had leaked.
As President Obama declared a federal emergency in the state, Booth Goodwin, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia, said his office and "other federal law-enforcement authorities have opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the release."
State officials started investigating Thursday when people complained about an odor coming from near the company's river terminal. Inspectors found a leaking aboveground tank at the site and realized no one was trying to contain the spill, according to officials at the Department of Environmental Protection.
The chemical was seeping through a containment dike, a backup intended to catch spills.
State environmental officials ordered the company late Friday to start removing chemicals from its 14 aboveground storage tanks within 24 hours.
Within a day, the company must also submit a corrective action plan that includes steps to clean up contaminated soil and groundwater.
The spill brought West Virginia's most populous city and nearby areas to a virtual standstill, closing schools and offices and forcing the Legislature to cancel its business for the day. Officials focused on getting water to people who needed it, particularly the elderly and disabled.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency planned to deliver more than a million liters of water. Several companies were sending bottled water and other supplies, including Pepsi and Coca-Cola, Gov. Tomblin said.
However, it appeared that some level of panic had set in. At the Kroger store in the shadow of a DuPont plant along the Kanawha River, people scrambled in the aisles to find bottled water, only to learn the store had been out since early Friday.
Robert Stiver was unable to find water at that store after trying at least a dozen others in the area and worried about how he'd make sure his cats had drinkable water.
"I'm lucky. I can get out and look for water. But what about the elderly? They can't get out. They need someone to help them," he said.
Material from The New York Times is included in this report.


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Enphase Micro-Inverters turn solar panels into modular systems, optimizing each, increasing the net energy harvest by 5 to 25 percent. One of the biggest advantages is that this enables a person to install just a few solar panels (even just one), then add to the system later as they can afford more, without worrying about having to match system components.
The micro-inverters by Enphase Energy hook individually to each solar panel, maximizing its output, and converting its DC power into grid-ready AC power. Each panel with micro-inverter can be connected in parallel with other panels in the system, rather than in series. This makes it easy to wire the system using standard 14-gauge wires. This also enables the mixing and matching of various sizes and outputs of panels, and enables the system to work even when one module might go down or drop in output. The web-based control panel informs the user if an individual panel may be under-performing, usually due to debris on the panel.
The micro-inverters thus enable a gradual deployment of solar power, beginning with just a few panels, then adding more as the homeowner can afford to enlarge the solar array.
Overall, the system costs are lower with the Enphase Micro-Inverters, while the solar energy production efficiency is improved.
The Enphase system includes the revolutionary Micro-inverter, communications and web-based analytics and visualization. This integrated system maximizes energy harvest by solar panels, increases system reliability, and simplifies design, installation and management.
Their first product handles most individual solar panels available today, with output up to 215 Watts.
Their solar energy management systems are designed for residential and commercial markets and are widely available through leading solar installers and distribution partners. Presently they are only certified for the U.S. and Canadian markets, but they are in process of getting certification for the European markets as well.
Official Website
- Download (13 Mb; mp3) - On Sept. 29, 2008, Sterling D. Allan conducted a live, 1-hour interview with Raghu Belur, VP of Marketing, Co-fournder of Enphase Energy as part of the Free Energy Now radio series.
Latest Developments
June 2008
The company began selling its micro-inverters commercially, primarily to installers.
June 2007
Beta testing began, with a total of 1000 units installed by the end of the one-year testing phase.
How it Works
1. The current version of our product works with modules that are rated up to 215W STC. This covers most of the modules available today. As higher power modules become available, we will release product to support those power ratings. Our technology scales well for higher wattage modules.
2. Our inverters are rated to operate from -25degC to +65degC at full continuous power. We test our systems in the lab to run from -60degC to +90 degC. Our components are rated to operate in these conditions. As part of our design testing we run Highly Accelerated Life Testing (HALT) on our units to determine failure points. Furthermore, our micro-inverters are rated for NEMA6 which means they can operate completely submerged under water for extended periods of time.
3. Our inverters have an expected Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) of 119 years. We achieve these reliability numbers by high degree of integration. Our device has very small parts count since most of the control is done by our custom semi-conductor chip. We have about 2.5 Million unit hours in the field and it is corroborating our theoretical and empirical MTBF data. As part of our design and manufacturing test we run accelerated stress test (HASS) to capture any early failures before they are deployed in the field. In the unlikely event of a failure, replacing the inverter is very simple, it is held down by two bolts to the racking system. Finally, we guarantee any loss in energy production up to a month in the event of a failure.
4. Large inverters fail because their MTBF is very low. They are switching very high voltages (600V) and are processing much higher powers thereby subjecting them to worse thermal stresses. They also constitute a single point of system failure. These problems are completely eliminated by the micro-inverter technology.
5. Previous versions failed due to reliability problems. These problems were due to very low power conversion efficiency and thereby causing excessive heat loss in the device and hence making them less reliable. The best efficiency that was achieved with the older models was about 89 - 90%. Our products have an efficiency of 95%. This is greater than a number of traditional inverters. Our thermal losses are better than traditional inverters operating in an indoor environment!
Our customers are very excited about our product. We have shipped thousands of units thus far. I would be happy to speak with Richard if you would like.
Regards, Raghu
The Enphase Micro-inverter system is a fully integrated device that converts the DC output of a single solar module into grid-compliant AC power. This integrated system maximizes energy harvest, increases system reliability, and simplifies design, installation and management.
The inverters are connected to 240V line-to-line, split phase, and the neutral is used for the communication network.
The Energy Management Unit is the communications gateway device which relays performance statistics from the Micro-inverters to the Enphase Enlighten™ website. Each EMU can currently manage a maximum of 180 Micro-inverters in the 240V split-phase model, and multiple EMUs can be used for each installation. A 240V split-phase branch can have a maximum of 16 Micro-inverters, equivalent to a maximum of 11 AC branches if those branches are fully populated.
The module performance information generated by each Micro-inverter is collected by the Enphase communications gateway called the Energy Management Unit (EMU). The EMU then transmits this data over a broadband internet connection to the Enphase Enlighten™ website.
Following are the maximum Micro-inverters per branch circuit:
- 240V split-phase power - 16 Micro-inverters per branch circuit
- 208V three-phase power - 24 Micro-inverters per branch circuit
- There can be an unlimited number of branch circuits per installation.
The Enphase Enlighten website analyzes the per-module data collected by each Micro-inverter. Enlighten automatically detects any shortfall in energy production, identifies possible causes, and suggests solutions to correct the problem. The Enphase Enlighten website is constantly monitoring and managing every module on every installation.
All Enphase user-interface elements are accessed via a common, Internet web-browser, but require a broadband connection.
This introduction to Enphase Energy and its products provides an overview of how the company is poised to change the green energy landscape.
Watch this brief video on how to install the Enphase Micro-inverter System. The five easy steps are the same for residential and commercial systems.
This narrated recording of an Enlighten demo shows an actual Enphase installation and how per-module monitoring and analytics can help optimize your solar installation.
- No single point of failure.
- The Micro-inverter provides continuous monitoring of the performance of each PV module.
- Soft switching reduces component stress.
- Every module gets the benefit of individual Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT), thereby maximizing energy harvest.
- With Enphase Micro-inverters, the modules are resilient to dust, debris, and shading.
- Enphase Burst Mode technology provides greater production in low-light conditions.
- Quick and simple installation.
- No central or string inverter to install or design.
- The system provides 24/7 monitoring and management for each module.
- Commercial and residential PV Installations
Independent Testing
The Enphase Micro-inverters are CSA listed per the requirements of UL1741 and are therefore approved to operate in the United States and Canada.
Company: Enphase Energy
Paul Nahi - President, Chief Executive Officer
Paul Nahi has over 20 years of experience in both entrepreneurial and multinational high technology companies. Most recently, Paul was the CEO of Crimson Microsystems, a fabless semiconductor company specializing in large scale SONET ICs for the telecommunications industry, with customers in Russia, India and the United States. Prior to Crimson, Paul was the CEO and co-founder of Accelerant Networks, a semiconductor company that designed and developed intelligent multi-gigabit transceivers. Accelerant was acquired by Synopsis, Inc. Prior to Accelerant, Paul served as General Manager of the Communications and Media Divisions for NEC Electronics,. Before NEC, Paul was the Senior Director for Diamond Multimedia where, as an early member of the executive team, he helped grow Diamond from a small, privately held enterprise to a publicly traded company with offices worldwide and hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. Paul has a BS in Computer Engineering and an MBA from the University of Southern California.
In the News
- http://www.enphaseenergy.com/News/News.php
- Google News > Enphase - 10 returns as of Sept. 22, 2008.
- Zeitgeist / Awards >
2009 Excellence in Renewable Energy North America Awards -- Reader's Choice - Renewable Energy World has a poll open to its readers to select their favorites from among the finalists in four categories including some that are featured in our Top 100: Enphase Microinverters and Cool Earth Solar's concentrators. Votes accepted until January 31, 2010. (Renewable Energy World)
- Solar > Inverters >
Time for a Change: Micro-inverters Improve Performance of Solar Systems - Enphase Energy has extended the concept of a micro-inverter into a complete system, which includes the micro-inverter, embedded powerline communications and Enlighten — a web-based performance monitoring and analysis tool. (Video) (Renewable Energy World; Sept. 8, 2008)
- Enphase Energy Seeks New Converts - Enphase Energy launched its first product, a micro-inverter along with a Web-based monitoring service, that the company said would boost solar electric production and provide better performance data. (Greentech media; June 10, 2008)
- Enphase Energy to bring 'microinverters' to solar panels - Start-up Enphase Energy announced that it has landed $6.5 million in funding with the bulk of the money coming from Third Point Ventures. (CNet; January 29, 2008)
See Discussion page
Enphase Energy
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Petaluma, CA 94952
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New York University will host a public lecture, "German Jews in America (1843-1914)," delivered by Cornelia Wilhelm, who holds positions at the University of Munich and Rutgers University, on Wed., April 30, 5:30 p.m. at NYU's King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center [screening room] (53 Washington Sq. South, betw. Sullivan and Thompson Sts.). The event is free and open to the public. RSVP is requested: call 212.998.8981 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wilhelm, a visiting professor at the Bildner Center for the Study of Jewish Life at Rutgers University, is a lecturer at the Historical Seminar of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich (LMU). Her research focuses on German, American, and Jewish history in transnational and comparative perspective. She has previously examined the impact of Nazi politics on the German-American community in the U.S. from 1923 to 1945 and is currently exploring the history of the Jewish fraternal orders B'nai B'rith and True Sisters.
Reporters interested in attending the event should contact James Devitt, NYU's Office of Public Affairs, at 212.998.6808 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The event is sponsored by NYU's Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies and Deutsches Haus at NYU.
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Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour is telling lawmakers to start a special session Sunday afternoon so they can approve a nearly $6 billion state budget.
That's according to Capitol sources with knowledge of the situation, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
The special session is expected to last at least two days. The new fiscal year begins Wednesday.
Barbour was set to announce the session later Saturday, even though negotiators still had not agreed on final details on how to fund Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the needy.
Longtime legislators say this is the closest Mississippi has come in decades to starting a fiscal year without a budget approved.
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Lights! Celebrate Hanukkah Live in Concert
Lights! Celebrate Hanukkah Live in Concert, airing Sunday, December 14 at 5:30 p.m. on WXXI-TV 21 (cable 11) and WXXI-HD (cable 1011 and DT 21.1), celebrates the holiday with a concert you don't have to be Jewish to enjoy. Host and internationally renowned Jewish musician Craig Taubman brings together an eclectic group of performers, many of them well-known in the Jewish music scene — as well as some surprises.
With high energy and old-country charm, the Grammy Award-winning Klezmatics share songs from their hit Hanukkah album, featuring lyrics by Woody Guthrie, while Cantor Alberto Mizrahi — the "Jewish Pavarotti" familiar to PBS audiences from the special Cantors: A Faith in Song — wows the audience with his Middle-Eastern rendition of Ocho Kandelikas.
Michelle Citrin, whose YouTube videos Rosh Hashanah Girl and Twenty Things to Do With Matzah have received millions of views, gets the crowd singing along to Peter Yarrow's Light One Candle. Emmy Award-winner Mare Winningham, a recent convert to Judaism, tells her unique story through A Convert Jig, while Grammy Award-nominee and top-selling saxophonist Dave Koz transforms Somewhere Over the Rainbow into a song about hope — and a potential new Hanukkah classic. Multi-instrumentalist Josh Nelson leads a children's choir in the moving ballad L'Dor Vador, and gospel singer Joshua "The Prince" Nelson puts a new spin on I Have a Little Dreidel.
Rabbi David Wolpe (named the #1 pulpit rabbi in America by Newsweek in 2008) adds to the proceedings with touches of inspiration throughout the program. Taubman performs a number of songs, including his original compositions Shehechianu (with his sister, Cantor Caren Glasser), Holy Ground (with dance troupe BodyTraffic), and the traditional melody Maoz Tzur (a duet with multi-Grammy Award-winner Laurence Juber).
Lights! Celebrate Hanukkah Live in Concert offers a diverse and joyous new way of looking at the holiday for all generations.


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Strom Thurmond Awards for Excellence in Law Enforcement
|U.S. Attorney's Office December 04, 2009
COLUMBIA, SC—United States Attorney W. Walter Wilkins' Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee hosted the annual Strom Thurmond Awards for Excellence in Law Enforcement Luncheon today at Fort Jackson Officers' Club, Fort Jackson, South Carolina. South Carolina Supreme Court Justice John W. Kittredge was the keynote speaker at the awards banquet.
The following South Carolina law enforcement officers received the 2009 awards:
- City: Chief Dennis K. Tyndall, West Columbia Police Department
- County: Sheriff James R. Metts, Lexington Co. Sheriff's Department
- Federal: Special Agent Michael E.Stansbury, Federal Bureau of Investigation
- State: Chief Investigator William D. Kadlowec, SC Dept. of Consumer Affairs
The Strom Thurmond Awards for Excellence in Law Enforcement were established by Senator Strom Thurmond in 1983 to recognize law enforcement officers whose performances demonstrate the highest ideals of excellence in professional law enforcement. An annual award is given in each of four categories: (1) City Officer; (2) County Officer; (3) State Officer; and (4) Federal Officer. An awards committee composed of representatives from the U.S. Attorney's Office, the Strom Thurmond Foundation, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, along with a police chief and sheriff selected the recipients from nominations received from across the state.
In presenting the awards, United States Attorney W. Walter Wilkins stated, "It is an honor for me to recognize these four outstanding officers who represent their agencies with honor and distinction. Each of these gentlemen exemplify the best in law enforcement in South Carolina: integrity, character, hard work, and sacrifice. When Senator Thurmond created these awards in 1983, he envisioned that recipients would have the type of commitment that these four officers have exhibited throughout their careers."
City Recipient
Chief Dennis K. Tyndall
West Columbia Police Department
Chief Dennis K. Tyndall began his law enforcement career at the Department of Corrections and became a West Columbia Police Officer in 1984. He worked his way up through the ranks to Chief of Police and graduated from the FBI National Academy in 1995. Since he became Chief, the department has been recognized as one of the best in the nation, particularly in the area of family violence reduction. He has initiated a mentoring project, pairing officers with at-risk-youth to curb juvenile violence. He has been proactive in recruit selection to insure the highest level of professionalism in his officers and has equipped them with the best in training and equipment. Agencies throughout the country have followed Chief Tyndall's lead in technology, such as button cams and vid-mics for family violence prosecution, evidence collection kits for road officers, and mobile data terminals. His state of the art training room is a testament to his commitment to training. He embraces modern law enforcement techniques and equipment for enhancement of policing in his city. The West Columbia Police Department launched the Nixle program to keep the community informed at no cost to the city. Specialty teams expected in larger jurisdictions are a part of Chief Tyndall's approach to public safety. He has initiated a SORT Team, Hazmat Team, Swiftwater Rescue Team, Crisis Negotiations Team, and Accident Reconstruction Team as well as an Honor Guard. Additionally, the index crime has reduced annually throughout the city since 2003.
Under Chief Tyndall's leadership, the West Columbia Police has become a department of excellence. In 2007, the Department was awarded the Municipal Association's Achievement Award for innovation in dealing with Family Violence. In 2008, the Department was recognized as one of the Top Fifty Innovations in Government for the U.S. according to Harvard University. The Department was recognized as having one of the two model programs in the state in the Congressional Record of 2006. In 2007, the Department received the Santee Cooper Excellence in Law Enforcement Award from SCLEOA, and in 2008, SCLEOA awarded West Columbia Police Department with the Crime Prevention Award.
County Recipient
Sheriff James R. Metts
Lexington Co. Sheriff's Office
Sheriff James R. Metts began his career in law enforcement as a dispatcher with the West Columbia Police Department in 1967. In 1972, he ran for sheriff and was the youngest sheriff ever elected in the nation. He took the oath of office as sheriff of Lexington County on December 15, 1972, when he was 26 and has served continually since that time
Sheriff Metts was the first sheriff in South Carolina to implement mandatory drug testing for all employees, mandatory psychological testing for all new hires, and defined educational requirements for all deputies. Additionally, he was one of the first sheriffs to seek qualified female and minority deputies in an effort to have his deputies fully represent the communities served by the Department. Sheriff Metts was the first sheriff in South Carolina to hire a victim's advocate, school resource officers, implement an alcohol enforcement team, and implement a traffic unit. Sheriff Metts eagerly embraces cutting edge technologies. His implementation of the Intel Team was followed by the largest reduction in crime in the department history. He was one of the first sheriffs to move to a 24/7 patrol coverage. He established patrol regions, created resident deputies, and added officers as the population grew. He implemented Community Oriented Policing and recognized the value of well-trained reserve officers. His goal has always been to reduce crime and response time.
Sheriff Metts earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, a Master's degree in criminal justice and a doctorate in education from the University of South Carolina. He also is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, National Sheriff's Institute, and National Corrections Academy. He is a graduate of the prestigious Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government, an intensive three-week management seminar at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, and was the first sheriff to graduate from the South Carolina Executive Institute. Sheriff Metts has established a reputation as an innovative law enforcement administrator and leader in the field of criminal justice, both in South Carolina and the nation.
Federal Recipient
Special Agent Michael E. Stansbury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special Agent Michael E. Stansbury began his law enforcement career in 1992 as a Police Officer with the Terrell, Texas Police Department. In 1996, he joined the Texas Department of Public Safety and was assigned as a State Trooper with the Texas Highway Patrol in the Dallas District. In 1998, he graduated from Texas A&M University Commerce with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice.
Special Agent Stansbury entered on duty with the FBI in March 2000 and transferred to Columbia, South Carolina, in June 2000. Since his entry on duty, he has indicted 478 subjects, disrupted criminal organizations 187 times, and dismantled 19 of those criminal organizations. Special Agent Stansbury has been the case agent in cases resulting in 23 federal life sentences. In 2009, he completed a seven-month Title III investigation involving wiretaps on 27 separate telephones, which resulted in the indictment of 116 people. Additionally, he has been a member of the Columbia Division SWAT team and a relief supervisor since 2002. Special Agent Stansbury was instrumental in the establishment of the Columbia Violent Gang Task Force in 2004, and he personally trained task force officers on FBI protocol for controlled purchases of guns and drugs and has participated in most of the controlled purchases made by the officers.
Special Agent Stansbury has been the affiant for at least 61 Title III wire intercepts in the District of South Carolina. The first Title III case he investigated became the largest and longest trial in the history of the Federal District Court in South Carolina.
Since joining the FBI, he received the Columbia Division's Agent of the Year Award in 2003 and the District of South Carolina OCDETF case of the Year Award (four times). He was co-recipient of the 2007 National Project Safe Neighborhoods' Award for Outstanding Gang Investigation for Investigation in the Gangsta Killer Bloods. Additionally, he received an OCDETF Lifetime Achievement Award for the District of South Carolina in 2008.
State Recipient
Chief Investigator William D. Kadlowec
S.C Department of Consumer Affairs
In 1977, William D. Kadlowec began working with the SC Department of Consumer Affairs and was commissioned as a law enforcement officer in 1985. Most of his career has been devoted to the pursuit of individuals engaged in illegal activity in connection with motor vehicles including crimes associated with odometer and title fraud. He is personally responsible for the investigation and ultimate prosecution of more than 200 odometer rollback cases in federal court, and because of the thoroughness of his investigations, every one of those cases resulted in a guilty plea rather than a trial. Mr. Kadlowec's experience also includes investigating and prosecuting other types of crimes as well, including mail, wire, and bank fraud. Throughout his career he has provided assistance to countless victimized consumers without having to resort to court action. One of the most personally rewarding cases Mr. Kadlowec has worked involved an employee who stole more than $440,000 from a public charity and used those funds to pay for a myriad of personal expenses. The defendant was sentenced to 27 months in jail and was ordered to pay restitution.
From 2005-2008, Mr. Kadlowec was instrumental in securing grants for the SC Department of Consumer Affairs from the U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. These funds were used to fund odometer fraud enforcement and investigations primarily in South Carolina.
Mr. Kadlowec graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in Business Administration in 1975. He became a commissioned law enforcement officer in 1985 after attending the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. For the past 25 years, he has served on the Board of Directors for the Southeast Region for the National Odometer and Title Fraud Enforcement Association. Regarding Mr. Kadlowec as one of the best motor vehicle fraud investigators in the country, in 2002 the association honored him with the Lance Thomas Achievement Award, the organization's highest recognition of character and integrity.


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Richard William Nelson
Richard William Nelson, Pharm.D.
Richard William Nelson, author of Darwin, Then and Now, the Most Amazing Story in the History of Science
Graduate of University of California, Irvine (UCI) with a Bachelor of Science degree majoring in biology followed by earning a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Southern California (USC). After graduation, continued to complete a years residency program in pharmacokinetics followed up with a year fellowship in pharmacokinetics at USC. Erythrocyte lithium kinetic research was the center of my clinical research interests.
After the USC fellowship, practiced as a clinical pharmacologist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center while continuing as an adjunct professor for the next ten years in applied clinical pharmacology and hospital management.
Currently, Director of Pharmacy at the Eisenhower Medical Center inRancho Mirage located in Southern California serving as an adjunct professor for the University of Colorado, University of Alberta, and Western University.
Papers, articles, and letters have been published in the following journals: New England Journal of Medicne, Journal of Investigative Medicine. Clinical Chemistry and American Journal of Health-Systemtal Pharmacy. International Pharmacopsychiatry, Archive of Disease in Childhood, and American Federation for Clinical Research.
After graduation from USC, an interest in exploring the scientific evidence for evolution developed beyond the simplified classroom dogma.
Since trends in clinical pharmacology often parallels emerging new biological discoveries, following emerging biological discoveries created an even greater interest in examining the claims of the evolution industry. These discoveries eventually lead to the development of a series of presentations on the evidence for evolution targeted to the high school, college, and university students. Interest from these presentations became the driving motivation to write the book entitled Darwin Then and Now.
Darwin Then and Now presents the history of evolution using the time-line of discoveries, people, and ideas as a foundation. With over a century of unprecedented biological research since the publication of The Origin of Species, now is the time to reflect on the scientific evidence of evolution. The purpose of this website is to develop a forum for focusing on one of today's hottest and contentious topics – evolution.
Cycling and running early is my early morning schedule, usually 6 times a week: usually chalking-up more than 4,000 miles a year.


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Testimony :: Sonja Biserko
Chair - Serbian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights
Thank you Mr Chairman. My name is Sonja Biserko. I am the Chair of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia.I am grateful for being invited to take part in this important event for my country. I would like to stress how much I appreciate what the United States and European Union have done for our region and how much effort has been made to establish peace in the Balkans and still is being made. You have approached the new Yugoslav government with great trust by giving them a grace period of six months to show what they want and can do. However, it is important also to provide basic conditionalities/obligations they have to fullfill. Strides have been made, but crucial issues have remained untackled.
March 31st is fast approaching and President Bush has to make his decision on assistance to Serbia. His decision will be of crucial importance for further developments in Serbia. But it is also important to bear in mind that a moral and legal framework is imperative to enable Serbia move forward. The minimum criteria to be fullfilled are: cooperation with The Hague Tribunal on war crimes, full compliance with Dayton Agreement and substantial progress on establishing rule of law in Yugoslavia, are cruscial for the democratic development of not only Serbia but the entire region. In short, I believe that none of the three conditions have been met to merit certification. Judging from the current trajectory of the Yugoslav federal governement's policies, it is not apparent that they can be met by March 31.
I would like to make few comments regarding the internal dynamic in Serbia and legacy of the last ten years. The last September and December elections have opened up certain possibilities, though the legacy of the former regime will continue to weigh heavily. This legacy includes the fundamental issue confronting the issue of war crimes, a devastated economy, wrecked institutions, moral desolation. The new Belgrade government has made some encouraging moves, but has also demonstrated pronounced reluctance to confront major issues: war crimes responsibility and redefinition of the constitutional framework.
Avoiding cooperation with The Hague is against the interests of Serbia, against the stability in the region and in the Europe. Lack of progress on this issue has a negative spillover on the domestic front and on the neighboring states, at the time when they (Croatia and Bosnia) are struggling to stabilize democracy and rule of law. Transfer of Slobodan Milosevic and his collaborators to The Hague will help bring the stability to the region, as rightly pointed out by Madam Carla del Ponte, and not vice-a-versa.
The new government is under strong pressure to initiate substantive cooperation with The Hague. Cooperation with The Hague is the state obligation but also the test of its credibility. The issue of war crimes is polarizing the society. However, facing the scope of crimes committed is painful need for all citizens. It is an issue of honor and dignity. It is the issue of future.
International support for the constitutional status quo in the FRY is the second major issue that will demonstrate the democratic substance and potential of the new authorities. I would like to quote a pertinent expression here "I met History once but he ain't recognized me". In a way history in Yugoslavia is still happening but many in the international community have not still be able to recognize it. In order to make this process peaceful, efforts need to be taken by the United States and the European Union.
Not acknowledging these the process of dissolution may bring the total collapse of Serbia and the region. We must never lose sight of the larger picture and the effects of development in Serbia on the evolving stabilization and reconciliation in South-East Europe.
Another serious concern is also the new government's relations to Republika Srpska. President Kostunica statements are contrary to the Dayton Agreement and thus to his international obligations. He says that "everything has to be done so that Republika Srpska, the state in the foreign state of Bosnia and Hercegovina, stays as independent as possible, and to preserve all its attributions of the independence, and normally to establish as close as possible relations between RS and Serbia". It is also worthwhile mentioning that Mladen Ivanic during his recent visit to Washington, made similar arguments such as: a joint army is not possible, The Hague Tribunal is anti Serb, the borders should not be controlled, the US Ambassador and the High Representative are preventing him to follow the political will of his people. Two days ago commenting new Agreement between FRY and RS he pointed out that "there are no reasons why should FRY not finance the army of the RS, since the Croatia does the same with the army of the Federation"
This intransigence has directly emboldened separatist Bosnian Croats, who push for a "Croat entity" in Bosnia. It also has placed a heavy burden on the new government in Zagreb.The new authorities not only have been postponing the extradition of the indicted war criminals, including Milosevic, but have also been eagerly moved to cement their relationship with the RS at the expense of the single, democratic, united future of Bosnia and Hercegovina and all its constituent peoples.
Serbia is still focusing on the state question without learning the lesson from the experience gained during the disintegration of Yugoslavia. The perpetuation of an exhausted model is not only pushing Montenegro away but it is affecting future Serbian-Montenegrin relations . Relations with Vojvodina are also becoming irritated, it does not demand state autonomy but demands its identity. The same is with Sanjak.
Serbia's prospects depend on the constant widening of the existing small room for freedom. It also needs to focus on itself. There is no current program which attracts the citizens' attention. There is feel of despair, since the changes come slowly. There is no common position of the new government on the key issues. There is also lack of professionals. The country has additionally feudalised through split of power among the 18 parties of the DOS coalition. Society is undergoing deep frustration. Profascist elements are gaining support, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and anti Roma sentiments are growing.
The issue of minorities is being sidestepped. The aggressive ethnic nationalism of Serbs over the years has also radicalized the minorities. The best example is the situation in the South of Serboa. In this crisis of mutual distrust it is difficult to negate collective rights which have apparently been articulated in the case of Yugaslavia through the Council of Europe Framework Convention on the Minorities. Minority law should be passed immediately and confidence- building measures should be conducted under international organizations, including the Council of Europe and OSCE.
Last but not least, I would like to say few words about Kosovo Albanian prisoners. Unfortunately new Amnesty Law just passed in the Federal Assembly applies to Serbian political prisoners and conscietions objectors. Only 108 Albanians are to be released, while 500 more are still in prisons. Even our federal Minister of Justice Mr. Momcilo Grubac has said that " A number of ethnic Albanians have been charged and tried for terrorism. Even a cursory glance shows irregularities in the prosecution of a considerable number of cases". Their continued incarceration illustrates a lack of will to help reduce ethnic tension in Kosovo which is one of the main ways available to Belgrade.
Mr. Chairman, I would like to end my remarks by acknowledging the major role of the United States, and this Congress, played in bringing about the peace, and in preventing the war in Macedonia. Therefore, it is of utmost importance that the US sustain its leadership role in the region. Your careful and wise calibrating and channeling of the international response and policy towards the FRY and the Government in Belgrade makes a crucial and indispensable difference. I am sure you will continue your good and historic work in the South-Eastern Europe for the benefit of peace, the primacy of fundamental human rights, the spread of democracy and stability in the region and Europe as a whole.


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Many of you might already know about the IMEI number of your iPhone and how to find it. There are numerous posts regarding IMEI as well as how to check whether or not the IMEI is valid.
A lot of people are talking about the iPhone these days, and here you will get to know about a few ways you can find the IMEI number, the serial number and the ICCID of your iPhone.
Finding IMEI of iPhone in iTunes with iPhone connected to it
The steps which you have to follow are:
- You need to connect your iPhone to your PC and then select your device when it starts appearing in iTunes (7.6 or higher).
- Select the 'Summary' tab and you will get to know about the serial number of your device.
- You will get to see the IMEI number by clicking on the 'Phone Number' in the same 'Summary' tab.
- To know the ICCID, you can click on 'IMEI'.
|Check iPhone IMEI code via iTunes
Now, let's head on to the next method:
Finding IMEI of iPhone in iTunes with iPhone not connected to it
The steps which you have to follow are:
- You need to open up iTunes 8.1 or higher and then mouse over a device backup.
- You will have to open 'preferences' of iTunes. If you are a Windows user then you can perform this action by choosing 'Edit' and then 'Preferences'. If you are a Mac user, you can do this by going to 'iTunes' and then 'Preferences'.
- Now, select the 'Devices' tab. Hovering the mouse on the iPhone backup will show you the IMEI and serial number.
|Find iPhone IMEI number
The third method is stated below:
Finding the IMEI on the iPhone About Screen
The steps you have to follow are:
- Open the 'About' screen of your device by going to Settings, then General and then About from the homescreen.
- Scroll down a little and you will get to see the IMEI and serial number.
|Find iPhone IMEI code from Settings -> General -> About
The fourth method is:
Finding iPhone IMEI on the SIM tray
Simply see the IMEI and the serial number displayed on the iPhone SIM tray.
|iPhone IMEI on SIM tray
The fifth method is:
Finding the IMEI directly in your iPhone by dialing *#06#
You can find your IMEI code simply dialing *#06# on your iPhone, this will show the IMEI code of your device.
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A Pivotal Hearing for the Columbia and Snake Rivers
This coming Monday there is a court hearing that will help determine the future of the Columbia and Snake rivers and their salmon.
At stake is the legality of a plan for operating the federal dams on the Columbia and lower Snake — American Rivers and its allies argue that the plan isn't strong enough to recover the legendary salmon and steelhead runs harmed by these dams.
The federal government, led by the Bonneville Power Administration, argues that status quo dam operations are good enough to meet its obligations under the Endangered Species Act, even if that means leaving salmon populations at a high risk of extinction.
The case is before Judge James A. Redden, who has struck down two previous federal dam management plans. If he finds the latest plan from the Obama administration (originally outlined under the Bush Administration) unacceptable, we are hoping the result will be an end to litigation and the beginning of settlement talks.
Included in those negotiations should be discussion and analysis of of restoring the lower Snake River by removing four dams that currently turn that part of the Snake into a series of warm, slow moving lakes that can be lethal to salmon. A decision in the case is likely by late spring or early summer.
For a more detailed discussion of American Rivers' vision for the Columbia Basin, read Northwest Regional Director Brett Swift's recent column in the Capital Press.


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vinegar chips are disgusting
Ouch. That's a little harsh.
I think it's a tie between dill, and pizza for me.
Originally Posted by Seymour
Ouch. That's a little harsh.
He's just a sour old man
original orrrrrrrrr sour cream and chive
The only correct answer is sour cream and onion!!!!!!
So 1998.
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So glad this series cane to iOS, played on PC and ps3 but still nice to have in pocket.
Anyway on to the problem, I noticed after completing ep-1 and moving onto ep-2 that the characters Edna and emmet young do not greet with Marty with the alias I specified in ep-1 a.k.a Michael corleone. They refer to him as sonny crocket.
I seem to remember this being a problem on the pc version as well.
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Spc. Eric Hale embraces his wife Marina during a welcome home ceremony Jan. 7, at Fort Knox's Natcher Physical Fitness Center. More than 70 soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division returned home to Fort Knox after completing a nine-month deployment to Afghanistan. (U.S. Army Photo/Sgt. Thomas Duval, 3rd IBCT Public Affairs)
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Who knows if the video is worth while maybe it can be used in advocacy.
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Be as bad (or good) as you've always wanted to be in Android game Pirates and Traders
In the game of Pirates and Traders for your Android phone, it's fun to choose your own adventure. The exciting strategy-based RPG lets you decide whether you want to be a kind-natured, peaceful trader or a sleazy, violent pirate. Pirates and Traders is a bit involved, however, which means it's not accessible to everyone.
Before you begin playing, you have to make a few decisions. What will your trader/pirate be named? (Be creative!) What's his/her nationality (British, Dutch, French or Spanish)? How do the character's gun-slinging, sailing, fencing and street smarts (water smarts?) measure up? What kind of ship do you sail around in? Which level of difficulty are you most comfortable with?
There's also an option for you to select how often you'd like your game to be saved.
Many gamers might find this game intimidating at first launch. After I tapped that "Raise Anchor!" button to get the game started, I was suddenly looking at a huge map of the Caribbean, five buttons and I had no idea what any of it did or how it worked.
Pirates and Traders doesn't seem to come with any beginner-friendly guidebook or tutorial on how to play. The game has a manual, but I didn't find it to be much help. It was like I opened a World of Warcraft or Dungeons and Dragons rule book and started reading from the middle — everything felt overly specific and advanced, stuff that would be more helpful later in the game, but did nothing to help at the beginning.
When I was really lost, though, I discovered that the game's help menu did a pretty good job of explaining what I was looking at, what it meant in the grand scheme of things, and what my gameplay options were. I found that the best way to learn the ropes was just to goof around with the app until things started to make sense.
The game feels a lot like a board game — the experience actually reminded me a bit of the classic game of Risk. What's really great about Pirates and Traders, though, is that gamers get to make all of the decisions about what to do and the kind of person you'd ultimately like to be. You'll come upon other people and other ships out there — the way you choose to behave is up to you.
Pirates and Traders doesn't have a professional-looking design, but the game seems to work without too many issues. The only problem I encountered was that the game froze once or twice, and I had to force quit and relaunch.
It looks like the developer is continuing to develop this game. If you thoroughly enjoy this one, there's a premium, ad-free, gold version available for just over $5.00.


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Talking with Schwinn Guys Im usually told that all 71 Super Sports had stamped drop outs. I say that most but not all of the 1971 Super Sports have stamped drop outs.
The 71 SS that I bought new had Campy drop outs (I saw one on eBay a few years ago with Campy too) and one I picked up recently has Huret.
Im not involved with the sale but theres a Brown SS on eBay listed a 1971 and it appears to have forged drop outs too.
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- Bone-in chicken cleaved into big chunks
- Black pepper
- 1 yellow onion cut into strips
- Place the chopped up chicken into the pot and throw in as much yellow onion as you like (usually 1/4 or 1/2 depending on how much chicken you use).
- Flavor with pepper depending on your taste and cover with soda.
- Cook on medium heat until the chicken is cooked through and most of the soda has evaporated.
- Serve over rice. Delicious!
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As usual the ignorant comments about his Dad's money come to the surface any time Karel is talked about. This kid is a young guy with a lot of talent and so what if he is lucky enough to have some family backing? People seem to forget that pretty much every single rider has had severe family support along the way that is not available to the average kid on the street. Casey Stoners parents sold up to fund his career and supported him, which 99.9% of people could never dream of doing, no matter how much they wish it. Valentino was not exactly from a sink hole estate and anonymous background. Bradley Smith's Dad dug very deep to help his kid get along etc etc etc. The hypocrisy of it all gets my goat big time.
Yes Karel is crashing a lot and he is trying damn hard. Remember a certain Mr Simonceli who was also prone, at times, to lobbing it. Max Biaggi used to jump off his bike when ever Vale pressurised him and many many more have gone through it too.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Iowa State junior Daniel Murray's fifth-place finish led the Cyclone men's cross country team to a runner-up finish at the sixth annual Bradley Classic. The Iowa State women's team finished seventh.
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