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Philip Connaty listed in Providence RI city directory of 1869 as a laborer, Vitriol Works, boarding at 30 Read St, Providence. Bernard Connerty listed as boarding at same address. Occupation listed as laborer on 1871 marriage license. Surname listed as Conaly in 1880 US Census. Listed in 1894, 1896, 1898 Prov RI House Directories as residing at 132 Hendrick St.; employed at Vitriol Works Head of Household Occupation Stationary engineer per death certificate,also per 1900 Census. Family Name spelled Connerty on 1900 census References


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This week's episode of Legendary is now available on GameBreaker.TV for your viewing pleasure. Watch as ZAM's Mike B. aka Fony, Gary Gannon and Tankspot's Josh "Lore" Allen talk about Swifty's ban, Valor Points, Heroic Ragnaros going down and more. Check it out below!
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Mixology (National Poetry Series) : The poems in Adrian Matejka's second collection, Mixology, shapeshift through the myriad meanings of "mixing" to explore and explode ideas of race, skin politics, appropriation, and cultural identity. Whether the focus of the individual poems is musical, digital, or historical, the otherness implicit in being of more than one racial background guides Matejka's work to the inevitable conclusion that all things - no matter how disparate - are parts of the whole.
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A photo sent into The Examiner by a concerned citizen brought up some questions for the administration of the Bridge City Independent School District. Why was a BCISD Silverado pickup truck with a boat trailer attached parked at the Willow Oaks boat ramp on Toledo Bend on March 14?
Why is medication reconciliation a subject worthy of special consideration in a medical home setting? To answer that question, consider active conversations which went on among high school students during the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.
The cold front that came in last Sunday was nothing more than stumbling block for anglers in the hunt for trophy trout on Sabine Lake. The cold weather came in Sunday, and by Wednesday it was back to spring time, warm temperatures and warming tides along the upper Texas coast.
From now through the end of April, big trout will be roaming the shallows of both Sabine Lake and East Galveston Bay. Ditto that for the east shoreline of Trinity Bay.
You might know the lovely narcissus by other names such as daffodil or jonquil. You can count on them to come back year after year, giving you spring flowers from their bulbs. They are native to the meadows and woods in Europe, North Africa and West Asia with great numbers in the Mediterranean's west side. Most of the literature agrees that without exception, the most common narcissus species found growing throughout America today were brought over from Europe by the early colonists and distributed westward by settlers from the East.
Once again, it is time for the People's Law School, the oldest and most successful law program for the layperson in the country! This is your chance to learn more about your legal rights, and have fun at the same time.
While we harbor no disrespect for the Wall Street Journal who called us "that scrappy little paper from Southeast Texas," we prefer to think of ourselves as simple seekers of the truth. We're of the opinion that headlines and sound bites never tell the whole story. Our readers demand all the facts, facets and flavors of every story or event. And, they expect to be informed, educated and stirred to action.
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Craig Editorial Board, Jan. to March 2012
- Al Cashion, community representative
- Jeff Pleasant, community representative
- Bryce Jacobson, newspaper representative
- Bridget Manley, newspaper representative
- Chris Nichols, community representative
- Josh Roberts, newspaper representative
Our View
Student activities can be a financial burden for parents, particularly in these tough financial times. It's a burden school district officials should consider relieving or lessening at some point. And, on the field, MCHS soccer team is making noise and the community should start paying attention.
A key and exciting aspect to every new school year in Moffat County is student activities.
And by activities, the Editorial Board means all student endeavors outside the classroom, not just sports.
Our students here in Moffat County are blessed with a number of talents that are displayed in a variety of ways, and it's in this selection that the community should be assured that our youth are being offered the chance at a well-rounded educational experience.
However, providing our students platforms to perform or compete in these activities comes at a cost.
For school district administrators, that means finding money in an increasingly shrinking budget, and for parents it means paying money for fees and admission into performances or games.
Editorial Board members understand that these fees, admission prices and other costs are necessary to keep the activities going.
Still, that doesn't make it easier on parents, particularly single parents, struggling to make ends meet in this troubled economy.
For example, the cost for a parent to watch some MCHS varsity sporting events is $5. Coupled with participation fees, the cost to simply attend a child's games can add up quickly over the course of a school year.
It's a dilemma Editorial Board members concede is a difficult one to resolve.
The school district's budget capabilities are lessening and so, too, are those of its patrons.
And yet, most in the community would be loathe for district administrators to eliminate any extracurricular offerings.
So, what's to be done?
For now, the answer most likely mirrors many financial issues people are facing in these difficult times — stay the course, be as fiscally responsible as possible, and be hopeful and patient for more prosperous times ahead.
And, in the meantime, district officials should keep in mind the difficulty some parents can have in providing their children with extracurricular experiences and being able to watch them do so.
If there's anything to be done to lessen these expenses, it's worth pursuing.
Like so many costs today, even a little decrease, break or extra breathing room can go a long way.
Worthy of recognition
When it comes to fall sports, many tend to think of the Moffat County High School football and volleyball teams, and there's nothing wrong with that. Football and volleyball are two popular sports and the games are exciting to watch.
However, there are other teams playing this fall that also deserve a fan's attention.
One that's caught the Editorial Board's eye is the MCHS boys varsity soccer team.
The soccer team is an impressive 4-0 on the season, and coming off a 6-2 victory Saturday in Craig against Grand Junction. Next on their schedule is a Thursday match-up with rival Steamboat Springs on the road.
The soccer program has struggled at times at MCHS, and it's a nice change of pace to see our players having such early season success.
Players and coaches should be commended for their hard work, and the public should offer their support.
The Editorial Board wishes the soccer team good luck with not only bringing home victory number 5 on Thursday against rival Steamboat, but also with the rest of their schedule.


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The youngest of four sisters who grew up on a ranch in Corpus Christi, Texas, Eva Longoria attended Texas A&M-Kingsville, where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology. After graduating from college, she entered a talent contest that brought her to Los Angeles, where she was spotted and subsequently signed by a theatrical agent.
After landing roles on The Bold and the Beautiful and General Hospital and co-starring in Beverly Hills, 90210, she auditioned and won the role of Isabella on the popular series The Young and the Restless. This earned her an ALMA in 2002 for outstanding actress in a daytime drama-and her career was successfully launched. Eva considered herself blessed to have had the opportunity to work on television's daytime drama, which was followed by a role as Detective Gloria Duran on Dick Wolf's LA. Dragnet.
The Golden Globe nominee and ALMA Award-winning Eva Longoria starred as Gabrielle Solis on the ABC megahit Desperate Housewives. The show is a multiple Emmy, Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild award winner, with more than 30 million viewers in the U.S. — and seen in 208 countries around the world. Eva enjoys an embarrassment of riches, with awards almost too numerous to mention: People's Choice Award for Favorite Female TV star; People's 50 Most Beautiful People in 2005; People's 100 Most Beautiful People in 2006 and 2007; one of Rolling Stone's People of the Year; and two years in a row the #1 Hottest Woman in the World on Maxim's annual Hot 100 list.
Longoria starred in The Sentinel, from Fox/Regency/Further Films, opposite Michael Douglas, Kiefer Sutherland and Kim Basinger. She lent her voice to the Lions Gate Family Entertainment animated film Foodfight!, along with Charlie Sheen, Wayne Brady, and Hilary Duff, and also stars in the upcoming Over My Dead Body, with Paul Rudd, Lake Bell, Jason Biggs, Lindsay Sloane, and Stephen Root, from Gold Circle Films. Longoria hosted and produced the National Council of La Raza ALMA Awards on ABC in 2006 and 2007, honoring Latino artistic achievement in the television, film, and music industries. With Longoria's help, the ALMA Awards earned the highest ratings since their inception.
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Sunday, 22 May 2011
More Rogue Redhead new stamps.
Well I must admit to really enjoying using these new stamps from Rogue Redheads. It is so easy to create something fun and easy. It is like a breath of fresh air. As you can see I have had fun with this card. A simple spray, a stamped shadow and a overlaid flower simply adorned with a circle punched Hi. I drew lines around the image edges just to define it more and draw the eye in.
Take a look over on the blog and see what the other designers have created.
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love the splatter effect
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Love it! It's really loose but hangs together really well.
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Simple card but very very effective. Tracy x
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Beautifully done! Love how you added visual interest with the spray but still kept it CAS.
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Rita Levi-Montalcini, who has died at the age of 103, was a Nobel Prize-winning neuroscientist who began her seminal research on cell development while dodging bombs and fleeing Nazi persecution during the Second World War. She was widely regarded as one of the most influential scientists of her generation, and her accomplishments were particularly notable because of the handicaps and obstacles faced by women throughout the world in any discipline when she began her career. Her rise to the highest reaches of scientific achievement was made even more difficult because she embarked on her career under the fascist regime of Benito Mussolini, who expelled her and her fellow Jews from the Italian academic world.
She shared the 1986 Nobel Prize in medicine for her discovery of a substance known as the nerve growth factor, a naturally occurring protein that helps spark the growth of nerve cells. She launched that ground-breaking research in a makeshift bedroom laboratory during the war and deepened it in the 1950s at Washington University in St Louis, where she worked alongside her co-Nobel laureate, the American biochemist Stanley Cohen.
In essence, Levi-Montalcini's discovery helped explain how embryonic nerve cells grow into a fully developed nervous system and, more broadly, how a damaged nervous system might be repaired. Cohen was credited with the identification of the epidermal growth factor, a similar substance that helps regulate the growth of skin and other cells.
Together, those advances "opened new fields of widespread importance to basic science," the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institute declared in awarding the prize to the two scientists. The nerve growth factor is considered a foundation for modern research into treatment of Alzheimer's disease and has also influenced research on cancer, Parkinson's disease and muscular dystrophy. Writing in the journal Science in 2000, Levi-Montalcini attributed her success to "the absence of psychological complexes, tenacity in following the path I reputed to be right, and the habit of underestimating obstacles."
Rita Levi-Montalcini was born in April 1909, in the northern Italian city of Turin. Her mother, Adele Montalcini, was a painter; her father, Adamo Levi, was an engineer and subscribed to the then-prevailing view that women were best suited to the domestic life. "It was he," she wrote in her autobiography, "who had a decisive influence on the course of my life, both by transmitting to me a part of his genes and eliciting my admiration for his tenacity, energy and ingenuity; and, at the same time, by provoking my silent disapproval of other aspects of his personality and behaviour."
She discovered her affinity for science in her early twenties and gravitated toward medical research because she had lost a beloved governess to cancer. She received a medical degree in 1936 from the University of Turin, where her classmates included the future Nobel laureates Salvador Luria and Renato Dulbecco.
Levi-Montalcini began her career as an assistant to her professor, the eminent Italian neuroscientist Giuseppe Levi (no relation). In 1938, the fascist government handed down the anti-Semitic racial laws. She soon set up a laboratory in her home, reserving much of her bedroom to house the chicks she used in her experiments.
"The instruments, glassware, and chemical reagents necessary for my project were the same as my 19th-century predecessors had," she wrote in a Science article. "I would bicycle to neighbouring farms to buy fertilised chicken eggs ('for my babies,' I explained to the farmers, 'because they were more nutritious')." Food was so hard to come by that she sometimes made the left-over yolks into omelettes.
When the bombardments of Turin became too fierce, she and her family fled to the highlands outside the city and then to Florence, where they eluded fascist persecution by assuming false identities. At the end of the war, Levi-Montalcini did medical work among war refugees.
In 1947, she received an invitation from Viktor Hamburger, a German-born embryologist whose writings had sparked the idea for her bedroom laboratory experiments. He asked her to join him at Washington University for a months-long fellowship. She became a full professor and stayed for three decades, holding dual Italian-American citizenship.
Levi-Montalcini also established an institute for the study of cell biology in Italy, where she was later recognised as a Senator For Life. Her American honours included the prestigious Lasker Award for basic medical research in 1986 and a National Medal of Science in 1987.
Her autobiography, In Praise of Imperfection, was published in 1988. She explained in the book why she decided not to marry or have children: "My experience in childhood and adolescence of the subordinate role played by the female in a society run entirely by men had convinced me that I was not cut out to be a wife." After hearing that she had won the Nobel Prize, Levi-Montalcini remarked to an interviewer that the award was "a great honour." But she added: "Still, there is no great a thrill as the moment of discovery."
Rita Levi-Montalcini, neurologist: born Turin 22 April 1909; Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1986; died Rome 30 December 2012.
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Four top tricks to save money: The queen of the discounts reveals how to secure a bargain
Britain's high street has stepped up its battle to tempt you to spend – with serious price cuts on clothing, footwear and electrical goods.
Inflation – the rising cost of food, clothing and other goods or services – eased back from 1.7 per cent in February to 1.6 per cent in March, according to official figures.
And a similarly themed index from the British Retail Consortium and Nielsen, a global market research company, recently published figures showing a fall in shop prices thanks to large discounts on clothes and electrical goods.
Smart shopper: Sandra Purser has saved thousands of pounds
Mike Watkins, head of retailer and business insight at Nielsen, says: 'Savvy shopping and looking for savings by buying on promotion is the way that most shoppers now look to save money and the continued fall in shop prices will also be helping households to keep to their budget.'
No one takes the job of family budgeting more seriously than Sandra Purser – a stay-at-home mum from Wymondham, Norfolk, for whom money-saving is a year-round job in itself.
She is married to George, 49, a self-employed agricultural engineer, and they have two children Lorna, 15, and Clare, 13.
Sandra, 44, is a qualified accountant and she often helps her husband run his small business.
An incredibly thrifty mum, she is always looking for ways to put pounds back in her pocket. Sandra shares a few of her money-saving tricks with The Mail on Sunday.
Clear view of savings
More than half of Britons claim they cannot afford to save more than £50 a month towards a home deposit.
That's according to Money Dashboard, a free online tool that uses transaction details from bank accounts to show how and where you spent money.
Founder Gavin Littlejohn says a clearer view of incomings and outgoings will reveal potential savings, for example the £63 spent monthly on cinemas and takeaways by those surveyed.
Sandra is an avid user of cashback websites, such as Quidco and TopCashBack – and over the past three years she has received back into her bank account £1,500 for online purchases from well-known brands.
To take advantage, customers need to visit and register with the cashback website, and then click on links that take you through to well-known retailers, such as Amazon, Debenhams and Boots.
When you make a purchase, the website refunds a small percentage back into your cashback account some weeks later and it profits by directing customers towards these big brands.
Users can then transfer any cashback earned into their bank or PayPal account.
They can also take the money as an Amazon gift certificate (both Quidco and TopCashBack) while TopCashBack will pay out in the form of either Tesco Clubcard points or Love2shop gift cards that can be spent at many high street shops.
Many people have cottoned on to such money-spinning websites, but millions more have yet to sign up.
Sandra warns: 'It's only worth doing if the price of the product is cheaper in the first place.'
Otherwise, she adds, you will get a small discount on something that could have been bought far cheaper elsewhere.
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October 18, 2005: In Anbar Province, the large desert region of western Iraq that borders Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, the government has apparently reached an agreement with several of the Sunni tribes to form a "Desert Protection Force." The DPF will be recruited from tribal militias, who have an intimate knowledge of the desert, and the traditional - as in thousands of years - smuggling routes into the adjacent regions. Although it can be viewed as a bribe to the tribal leaders to keep their people in line, the initiative may yield important benefits in the future, since it links local tribal fortunes to the success of the new government.
Old customs die hard in Iraq, as they do everywhere. The final tally for the October 15 vote is being held up in several Kurdish and Shia districts because the numbers look suspicious. These areas are reporting 99 percent in favor of the constitution. Although these areas were expected (by opinion polls) to be solidly in favor of the new constitution, nothing, in a free vote, is ever 99 percent. The rule of thumb in politics is that, no matter how popular something, or someone, is, about twenty percent of the voters will vote no. But ever since elections were introduced to this area about 80 years ago, ancient attitudes towards tribal unity have encouraged the manipulation of results so that near unanimity was presented as the outcome. So here, even in a situation where the locals were voting in the direction many tribal leaders wanted, officials apparently felt compelled to doctor the results to show near total agreement. So the government is conducting a public investigation. It's unlikely anyone will go to jail, but offenders will be publicly lectured, and wrists will be slapped.
Another interesting demonstration of how everyone tries to spin the news there way, Yesterday, the U.S. announced that air strikes killed about 70 hostile gunmen in and around Ramadi. In one case, a crowd of armed men were observed planting a roadside bomb, at the site of the successful use of such a bomb last week. In other cases, tips came in about the location of houses where gunmen were gathering. The terrorists and anti-government forces immediately declared that the smart bombs blew up women and children, and that the Americans are heartless war-criminals and butchers. What was not reported, and is no secret, is the sharp detail visible via the airborne cameras used to scope out these targets before the bombs are dropped. Many clips of these videos have gotten out, and it's pretty clear in them who is a young guy carrying weapons, and who are women and children, or unarmed men just standing around. There's also the usual failure to find all the dead bodies, or people with appropriate injuries in local hospitals, to back up the massacre claims. But the Big Lie gets play every time. Too good to pass up by many news outlets, especially those who believe, in their gut, that Saddam should have been left alone, and still be in power.
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.31 / 5.00 5,594 ViewsBefore you view this movie:
Please do not spam me. Please do not flame me. Please do not make threats on my life. PLEASE KNOW THAT THIS MOVIE HAS THE ENDORSEMENT OF 8-BIT THEATHER'S CREATOR.
A LOT of people put hard work into this. I want to thank Maridia for putting up with me, AntonioPizza for pushing me, and Viper for being the middleman. Thanks to all the voice actors as well- Cotmm-68030, Rhyos, and even Compyfox.
This is a comic originally scripted by Brian Clevinger and I want to thank him for giving me permission to do this. Please! Visit his site at www.nuklearpower.com. He is the original author of what you see. I'll mention it again- Brian gave me permission, Brian am good man, Me likey Brian. Please, no more death threats. I'm sorry if you got the impression that I wasn't given permission to do this- I was. Sword Chucks Yo.
Oh, and if any of you are in a giving mood (tis the season), then click the paypal link in the movie to make a donation. Please no more than a dollar or two though. We're monsters but we're not monsters about it (8-bit ep 11).
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This doesn't do the comic justice
This is a travesty of a cartoon. An insult to 8-bit theatre. TERRIBLE VOICING!! Make a better one and maybe I will consider not being pissed off that you are asking me to support this swill with a donation.
I thought it would be a nice return trip to when this strip was still funny, but this was basically bland...what really made it suck was the voice acting. Your fighter voice may be the most lame thing my ears have ever heard during my tenure on planet earth. And what the hell is with the black mage robot? I know you're just talking through a filter, but come on now....
shame on you!
This movie is a waste of time. I don't care about 'endorsement of the creator,' the fact is this movie has crappy sound, crappy humor, and crappy plot ideas. As cool as it might be to see the wily antics of your favorite FF1 characters, this movie contains no antics and merely delivers boredom.
Don't vote a movie up simply because it would have been cool if the creator had put time into it.
8-Bit? Animated? Say it ain't so!
I didn't enjoy this movie. Not one bit. Not on any level. Lot by any stretch of the imagination, even though I'm a huge fan of the comic. And I know why. 8-Bit Theater was never meant to be animated. Part of the charm of the comic is that, well, it's a comic. Making 8-Bit Theater into a cartoon is like, well, turning something like JTHM, or let's say Calvin and Hobbes (for you Vasquez-deprived) into a cartoon. Nobody wants some voiceover actor giving Hobbes a voice. Bill Waterson fought for years to keep his work from such syndication, and I think it's sad that BM and crew should make such a fall from grace.
The comic is amazing, Brian rules. All of the voice actors on this butchered rendering of his comic remind me of anime dubs...horrible, out of place, and unmatched voiced. BM sounds like hes on a stoma for fucks sake... :| anyhow, good job for animating it, and taking the time to do so, but get better voice actors next time.


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Monday, October 30, 2006
Geir Lysne wins prestigious European music award
"Geir Lysne Listening Ensemble" won the prestigious 'Jahrespreis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik' (The German critique award) for their release 'Boahjenásti' (The North Star). This This is the first time a big jazz ensemble wins the price on an independent artistic basis. Terje Isungset partisipating as a soloist with the band.http://www.lysne.no/default.asp?ArtID=26
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Program Icefestival#2 Geilo - February 2007
Launch of the complete program of Icefestival #2 at Geilo - February 2007 will take place October the 30th. Please do check out: http://www.icefestival.no
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After a month of deliberations, we're proud to announce the Startup 2009 Top 10.
These 10 emerging online companies have survived three rounds of scrutiny from our panel of VC judges and been selected from a pool of more than 150 applicants to make their pitches live at our conference on June 3rd.
The selection process was extremely difficult, with more than 50 companies receiving an initial thumbs-up vote from one of our judges. We narrowed the field through additional rounds of deliberations and phone interviews with about 15 companies.
We thank all the companies who participated, and we again invite all those who we're not selected to meet with General Catalyst Partners in our offices on June 4th. And we extend our hearty congratulations to the 10 winners. We're looking forward to June 3rd!
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At the conference, each of the Top 10 will have 5 minutes to deliver a 7-10 slide pitch and 5 minutes to address concerns in live Q&A. After the 10 pitches, the judges will deliberate. Then they and our conference attendees will pick the the one company of the 10 they most want to invest in. That company will win our Grand Prize, which consists of a $25,000 investment from General Catalyst Partners and $50,000 in services from our sponsors.
Startup 2009 will also feature live conversations with Jason Calacanis, John Battelle, and Chris Hughes, as well as panels on How To Raise Truckloads Of Money At A Huge Valuation, The Top 5 Mistakes Promising Startups Make, and How Not To Get Screwed By Your Investors. We'll publish a full agenda later this week.
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Nevado del Ruiz, a broad, glacier-covered stratovolcano in Colombia, South America, most known for its eruption in 1985 that killed ~25,000 people, has seen recent volcanic activity over the past few weeks. INGEOMINAS, the Colombian goelogical survey is heavily monitoring the volcano in the case of a future eruption. Since March 27th, there have been tremors associated with fluid motion (likely magma), seismic activity and rock fracturing, as well as earthquakes and high SO2 emissions. Above is an image of a small steam plume from the volcano as seen on March 27, 2012. Image from INGEOMINAS Colombia.
The major hazard from Ruiz is the lahars. Melting of the summit icecap during historical eruptions has resulted in ash and other volcanic material mixing with the melted snow and ice at the summit of the volcano, creating devastating lahars. The survey has published a volcanic hazard map that indicates the areas that are at the highest risk of being threatened by volcanic activity, mainly lahars and pyroclastic flows in the case of Ruiz. Left is an image of the volcano's crater seen on March 8, 2012 when scientists flew over the volcano and saw intense steaming from the main crater. Image from INGEOMINAS Colombia.


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The Claremont Wolfpack football team won Friday's home conference game against South Hills by a score of 45-28.
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The Claremont Wolfpack football squad scored 45 points and restricted the visiting South Hills Huskies to 28 in the Wolfpack league victory on Friday.
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Novak Djokovic said his encounters with Roger Federer were always decided by "a couple of points here and there", but the 23-year-old Serb was being modest in his post-match verdict after beating the world No 2 in the final of the Dubai Duty Free Championships on Saturday night. Djokovic's 6-3, 6-3 victory, achieved in just 71 minutes, was more emphatic than the scoreline suggested and underlined his current hold on Federer.
Djokovic, whose current 15-match winning streak goes back to last November, beat Federer in straight sets on his way to victory in the Australian Open and the Swiss brought the best out of the Serb for the second time in a month. The world No 3 served with confidence, dropping only four points on serve in the first set, and had Federer under constant pressure with the quality of his returns.
After Federer enjoyed his only good spell of the match Djokovic's response was formidable. Federer led 3-1 in the second set but won only five more points as Djokovic secured his third successive title here. He broke Federer four times in total and forced him into a stream of errors with the quality of his ground strokes. Federer, who agreed that he had not played well, kept mis-hitting as he was hurried into his shots.
"He made a lot of unforced errors," Djokovic said. "It was obvious he was not feeling good on the court. You have those days. It's normal. Even for somebody like him who's always playing so well in the later stages of the tournament, it happens. On the other side I played great and always made him play an extra shot.
"I had to put him out of his comfort zone. That's what I did. I returned well and I served really well. From the baseline I was working the ball well, changing the pace of the ball. I guess that was the reason he made a lot of mistakes."
Twelve months ago Djokovic was struggling with his serve, but his confidence has risen since he ironed out some technical flaws. "I'm a different player to last year – I have a serve," he laughed.
"Last year the serve was not there and I was struggling a lot. I was using a lot of energy. Now I get to win some free points with my serve, which is important. I didn't want to change my serve. It just happened like that.
"I had some trouble with the shoulder and I just got into a bad habit with my service action. It was different to what had been working quite well for me in 2008 and 2009. Now all that is behind me. I have my serve back."
He added: "This match has probably been one of the best that I played this year. I want to keep it up, definitely. I feel physically well, fit, mentally motivated to do even more coming up to Indian Wells and Miami, where I haven't done well in recent years."
Djokovic said he had talked too much in the past about his ambitions and now wanted to take one tournament at a time. "I just want to be playing consistently well," he said. "I want to keep up the good form that I have, stay fit and just take care of my health and my physical condition. I have done it really well in the last two months."
Juan Martin del Potro, who is returning after a year out with a wrist injury, maintained his recent progress when he beat Mardy Fish 6-1, 7-5 in the semi-finals of the Delray Beach International.
The 2009 US Open champion was due to meet Serbia's Janko Tipsarevic in last night's final.
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Aguero to return for Manchester City's title clash against Liverpool
Manuel Pellegrini has revealed Sergio Aguero will return for Manchester City's clash against Liverpool.
The Argentina international has not featured for City since their 2-1 defeat at home to Barcelona in the Champions League on March 12 due to a hamstring injury.
And while Aguero will miss Saturday's fixture against Southampton at the Etihad Stadium, the forward, who has returned to full training, is set to face the Premier League leaders next week.
"Sergio is OK," the City manager told reporters.
"He worked just now with the squad but he just started on Thursday so he needs more work to be 100 per cent fit but he doesn't have any problems with his injury.
"He is not in the squad.
"For this week it is too soon for him to start playing because he just worked two days but next week against Liverpool he will not have any problems."
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I'll be honest, it's still a little weird for me to see the majority of the ladies on Mob Wives actually being nice to one another. It's almost got me wondering when the other shoe is going to drop! Case in point? Drita D'avanzo and Karen Gravano not only went out for drinks, but they shared a spa day instead of a smackdown! Big Ang is typically drama-free, but Ramona Rizzo showed her softer side, and Renee Graziano is working on a more positive life. Carla Facciolo did get a bit confrontational with her ex while meeting his new girlfriend, and Love Majewski talked a lot about stabbing people, so I guess some old habits do die hard.
Last night's episode begins as a shocked Drita is telling Big Ang and Carla that Lee is now out of jail. She is giddy like a school girl talking about what she fed Lee when she first saw him. Gag. Drita wants advice from Carla and Ang about what she should do when Lee is finished with the halfway house.
Karen, Love, and Ramona are hitting up a charity art event, and Ramona shares with Karen that Lee is free. Karen wishes him the best and is glad that his girls will have their father back, but as far as she's concerned, she wants nothing to do with him. She's finally at a good place with Drita, and the women wonder if Drita will take him back after his stint in the halfway house.
Renee has returned from rehab, and she's excited to talk to Drita and learn that Lee is home. She wants to get all of the ladies together to celebrate her new lease on life.
Is it just me or should Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Kyle Richards just give up on her Diddylicious white party? She should just hang it up and call it a day. It had a good run. Whether her husband is getting hit on or her biffle Taylor Armstrong is left in tears (or turned away at the door thanks to her sue-happy husband), the party is merely a venue to hash out drama while extras dance by the pool.
Of course, this season's party was no different, except Taylor got to finally be out of the insanity (relatively speaking…she's still bat shiz crazy). This go-round the drama involved the law suit rumors and surrogacy secrets between Adrienne Maloof and Brandi Glanville. In Adrienne's corner was now ex-husband Paul Nassif while Brandi had best friend Jennifer Giminez with her for support. While the participants managed to keep the yelling, name-calling, and accusations to a minimum (for this crew at least), I can't help but wonder if there was anything we didn't get to see…
Want to ride in style like only orange guidettes can do? Well, now you can! Dust off those leopard print seat covers and the neon rearview mirror furry handcuffs, and get ready to bid on the Jersey Shore's Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi's Cadillac Escalade. Since she no longer needs it to get to and from the Shore, it can be yours if you play your cards right!
The tiny new mom is getting rid of the two year old luxury SUV, but you've only got roughly fifty hours left to take advantage of the sale. All you need is $1000 once you've been deemed the highest bidder, and you've got seven whole days to come up with the remainder of the sales price once the auction is closed. I mean, how cool would it be to get to say you're driving Snooki's former car? Who wouldn't want to drive around in a vehicle with hot pink accents and tire rims? Dare to dream, my friends, dare to dream.
I've got some "when pigs fly" gossip for you. It may be highly unlikely, but it's certainly fun to entertain, especially if you're a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fan. Casting buzz for season four puts none other than Brandi Glanville's Twitter nemesis in the running for the show. That's right, y'all! Some folks are claiming that LeAnn Rimes will be singing her way onto the scene.
Even more unbelievable? The same folks who want LeAnn on the show are claiming that Brandi is her biggest advocate! I don't know about you, but I just don't see this coming to fruition. However, because it's Friday and it's funny (and it's also National Margarita Day, go figure!), give us your best opening tag line for LeAnn in the comments!
Here's a question for you…given the opportunity, would you rather spend a day with the peeps from Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, engaging in their small town (and often gross) shenanigans or spend a week with those Kardashian Jenners, traveling to promotional gigs around the world and being treated to overpriced tiny rapper inspired wardrobes? I'll give you my answer later in this post.
The truth is, both families have their fair share of haters and media backlash, but they couldn't be more different. One group is constantly looking to increase its visibility and find more lucrative gigs, while the other dynamic happened to feed their five-year-old pixie sticks and enter her in pageants. Now, I am NOT condoning amping up a child on sugar and go-go juice so she can twirl around stage in a dress that costs more than your monthly income; however, one crew seeks out fame at every turn, and the other is dealing with the effects of having notoriety fall in their laps. It's not the same, I don't care how you spin it!
So, Kardashians or Shannon-Thompsons? Let's compare and contrast, shall we?
You know, there is something genuinely entertaining about former Real Housewives of New York star Jill Zarin. Seriously. I don't think she intends to be entertaining in the hilarious and ridiculous way in which I find her, but it's fun stuff nonetheless!
Not one to shy away from the spotlight, Jill has managed to extend her fifteen minutes into several hours, which is, in and of itself, rather impressive. One minutes she's dying to get back on the Bravo show that hired her, the next she's scoffing at the idea of reality television. Oh Jill, you are such a fickle filly, and I love it!
I have, what I consider, to be bittersweet news. One of my favorites is quitting Real Housewives of New Jersey. I realize I'm likely in the minority, but I have a soft-spot for most of the Manzos. Sure I didn't like when Caroline Manzo got all bitter for an entire season (I was fearful someone was going to awaken to a horse head in their bed), but I do think she is sick of the toxicity and drama…even if she was a participant.
Even though it can certainly be argued that Caroline's children are overly coddled, I still think Albie and Chris are good guys. A friend of mine grew up with Albie, and he has nothing but nice things to say about their family. Of course, without the Manzo boys, there would be no Greg Bennett. Greggy is by far my favorite Manzo by association…and now he's leaving.
Greg is heading to the West Coast at the end of this month to make his home in San Francisco. Sadly (for me), this means he will no longer be appearing on RHONJ, but I'm hoping that he gets some screen time when he comes back to visit!


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Here I sit in the Crown Room at LAX on my way home from wreck diving in San Diego. I was teaching an Advanced Wreck diving class for Rick Heil. Joshua and Michael were also diving with us. Josh, Michael and myself were on our Hammerhead CCRs and Rick was diving a set of steel 95s with a ali 40 of deco gas.
We had a blast. We dove on Friday on the Lois Ann which was alright, but slightly crowded. On Saturday we dove on the Humboldt which was MUCH nicer and had lots of room and great amenities - nice dive ladders, hot shower, hot food, plenty of bench space and dive masters that were very tech savvy. They made the diving a real pleasure. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Humboldt to anyone diving in San Diego. (Waterhorse Charters http://www.waterhorsecharters.com/)
Over the two days, we did 4 dives on the Yukon and 2 on the Ruby E. Lots of space on both boats to do penetration and although not technically difficult, it is just challenging enough to offer the students a realistic wreck diving experience. ( at least it is realistic enough to demonstrate and let them experience some wreck penetration skills. I think Rick will agree that the location and course material was challenging as well as fun. We also dove with Doug and Marc from San Diego which was a pleasure. Doug was on a Hammerhead and Marc was on a Hammermeg. ( a Meg with Hammerhead electronics)
The Hammerheads worked flawlessly and we had a great time working on skills and exploring these wrecks. We will be back again to use both of these wrecks for future classes! Had a great time!
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WPRZ has partnered with Resurrection Pictures, a non-profit organization, to bring this movie to Culpeper! The movie is a faith-based, family, action/adventure film that will thrill children and tweens, six through fourteen, their parents and grandparents. In this movie, Alex Kendrick of "Courageous" and "Fireproof", plays Daniel Anderson who visits a foster home to drop off some donations when he is quickly roped into telling the kids a story. The story he tells transitions into a heart-racing adventure. Alex Kendrick says it's a wholesome movie that will take you back to a more innocent time but will keep you on the edge of your seat. The movie is endorsed by some great organizations including Youth for Christ and Awana. And what is so great about this partnership between Resurrection Pictures and WPRZ is that WPRZ will receive a portion of the ticket sales! The movie will open April 19
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Highly Non-Linear Encoders For Current Mode Multiple-Valued Logic
Clarke, C. T. and Nudd, G. R., 1995. Highly Non-Linear Encoders For Current Mode Multiple-Valued Logic. In: 6th International Symposium on IC Technology, Systems & Applications (ISIC-95), 1995-09-06 - 1995-09-08.
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don't you love the faces you catch when you randomly shoot?
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Press release: Flying Start campaign launches
23 September 2010
CFEB's Flying Start aims to help parents equip their son or daughter with the financial skills they need while they are at university.
The resources and tools at Moneymadeclear offer free, impartial advice and information to help students get to grips with managing their money away from home, such as how to keep a budget, how to plan ahead for the unexpected, how to shop-around and how to spot hidden costs.
Our research shows that over two-thirds (71%) of parents of undergraduate students surveyed have concerns about providing financially for their son or daughter while they are at university.
The research also shows that new students starting this term are unaware of some very important money facts, such as the higher costs of door-step loans, and the penalties they could incur for having their car insurance in their parent's name rather than their own.
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Did you read the PC Gamer review posted above? That certainly gives reason to worry.
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I only glanced at the closing remarks and the pie chart in the scans, but that sounds about right. Everything we feared from the marketing is mentioned there and worse (most hits are done through cutscenes!)
Blood Money is one of the greatest games ever made. This is just incredibly disappointing.
It's hardly "just one review". Tom Francis is pretty well known and a decent games writer by pretty much anyone's standard.
He also has a great love for Blood Money, but more knows why the game was great. (And thus why this release is not).
If you're gonna look at one review for Absolution, you coould do a shit load worse than stick with that one.
Wait and see. PCG are guilty themselves of over selling certain games in the past while under selling others. Proof is in the pudding.
Even RPS writers wrote bad stuff about new hitman,don't know why are you lying to yourself..
One of these days I'm going to stop being suckered into buying a sequel on the basis of its predecessor. Yup, one of these days I'll stop being a colossal idiot, just not today (or rather, the day I decided to preorder this).
Isn't Tom Francis the guy that gave Max Payne a 55 and also complained about technical issues?
I don't trust him.
Just today I was wondering why I never played Blood Money and thought about pre-ordering. Lucky for me I had a moment of clear thought and figured that I'm better off buying Blood Money for 10 euros, because if Absolution sucks I'll have saved 40 euros. Ha! Blood Money is great btw, but you all knew that already.
Blood Money is very great, and I think Contracts is almost as good and well worth playing.
There's clearly still some bits in there from previous hitman games. (costumes, leaving behind bombs, hiding people, pushing people down from balconies)
I also think they are marketing it to the mouthbreather market (look at the michael bay edition ff7 remake trailer, holy shit...) and tacked on some batman and SC shit for if you start shooting.
You could mow people down in hitman games before (though you'd generally get owned).
Still , the result is all the same.
They are aiming for a shift in target audience, using an old ip name to try n make a new modern franchise.
It's going to go two ways from here if it's still hitman:
It doesn't sell a million copies: canned.
It sells a million copies: now it's main stream, the next game will be mouthbreather mainstream hitman for the batman/assassin's creed/conviction/gears of war crowd.
My tip: research this game really well when it's out if you want it as a new hitman game. Then accept that it's almost certainly the last real hitman game you (might, if it isn't already turned to shit) ever get.
And the awesome shooting and rock-solid PC version!
And the meta commentary on the aged action hero! Which may be a byproduct of Euphoria, but knowing Houser, I believe it's not.
I couldn't be more crestfallen after reading the PCG review. I've played and enjoyed everything else in the hitman series- I've beaten every mission as silent assassin- and so I pre-ordered this based on that track record.
Yeah I was pessimistic from the PR hype, but I saw the IOI guys in person at PAX East last year and they claimed that there would still be plenty of open-endedness, and I took them at their word. This really feels like a slap in the face to people who like the series for the patient, thoughtful approach it used to foster.
What a let down.
So having never played a Hitman game, the consensus is Blood Money is a great game? Worth six quid?
Most definitely. And Contracts, too.


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HOUSTON, Nov. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Transwestern Investment Management (TIM) today announced that Diversified International Partners has purchased 6th Avenue West, a 124,504-square-foot office building located at 350 Indiana in Golden, Colo. Finesa Real Estate Group is the general partner for Diversified International Partners, a private equity real estate fund for Latin American institutional and qualified high net worth investors. TIM is the exclusive investment manager and managed the acquisition process. This is the first time that Colombian Pension Funds have invested in U.S. real estate through this type of discretionary format.
6th Avenue West was acquired in a joint venture with Transwestern Strategic Equity Partners. The building was 75 percent leased at the time of purchase, and the buyers are confident the building's remaining space will lease quickly because it is located in the West Denver submarket – a historically stable market favored by engineering firms.During the due diligence process, TIM found in-depth market expertise in the local services team at Transwestern, which has been engaged to provide leasing and management services.
"We are excited to work with TIM on the repositioning of this asset," said Peter Thomas, a Transwestern vice president in Denver who is on the building's leasing team. "The West Denver submarket is one of the strongest micro-markets along the front range. TIM has the experience, knowledge and resources to make 6th Avenue one of the premier office buildings in the west submarket."
6th Avenue West also presented an attractive investment opportunity because the building features an on-site fitness center, has views from the foot of the Rocky Mountains and is a short drive from downtown Denver.
"This property presented an investment opportunity that meets our goal of providing strong returns to our clients with mitigated downside risk," said Juan DeAngulo, managing director of TIM. "We are extremely confident in Transwestern's team in Denver to bring the building to full occupancy, which allowed us to feel comfortable when closing the deal."
Transwestern Investment Management is a privately held investment advisory firm specializing in designing and executing highly focused investment strategies for corporations, institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals. By combining top-notch research with real-time local market intelligence, the firm offers a proven, consistent track record of delivering superior risk-adjusted returns. For more information, please visit www.transwesterninvest.com.
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Tesco has been accused of running a "spin" operation to counter accusations of abuse of its vast market power as a major Competition Commission inquiry into the grocery sector prepares to release its initial thinking.
Letters attacking a website set up by Tesco claiming to "put the record straight" about some of its most controversial projects have flooded into the watchdog.
Graham Hoenes, a resident of Gerrards Cross, the Buckinghamshire town that hit the headlines after a store Tesco was trying to build over a railway line collapsed, is "incensed" by comments the group made on its Talking Tesco website.
"They should rename it Talking Bollocks," he said. "Instead of putting the record straight, Tesco has just twisted the truth. Their comments are completely wrong." In a submission to the watchdog, Mr Hoenes pulled apart Tesco's claims regarding the location of the Gerrards Cross store; the amount of support it has received from residents; the need for the store; and the actions taken by Tesco since the tunnel caved in.
On the website, Tesco said it had "worked with the planners and identified an edge-of-town site just to the south of the railway station". But Mr Hoenes said: "Fact - it is not an edge-of-town location, it is slap bang in the centre of our high street."
Tesco cited "a group of pensioners [who] have come out in strong support of the store, carrying placards outside the site" as evidence that "many residents are still unhappy with the current levels of grocery shopping in the area". Mr Hoenes writes: "Fact: in the last demonstration there were six petitioners demonstrating their support and nearly 100 demonstrating their opposition."
While Tesco asserts that Gerrards Cross was "in need of a food store", which will serve customers shopping up to 20 miles away, Mr Hoenes describes a village with "two supermarkets, two butchers and two green grocers" that is well served by larger supermarkets "a few minutes drive" away. Tesco has itself got several stores within a 5.5-mile radius.
Mr Hoenes was also critical of the Parish Council for accepting money from Tesco to help with a range of local community initiatives. "It was considered by most [residents] to be bribery," he said. In response to Tesco's assertion that "planning permission cannot be bought [and that] they work within the grain of the planning regime," Mr Hoenes points to the £12m contribution Tesco made to the Dome project around the time of planning appeal regarding the Gerrards Cross store. "Tesco employs the best legal and planning brains possible. Councils are cash-strapped. Draw your own conclusions on Tesco's influence," he adds.
Tesco has also picked apart a submission from Lady Caroline Cranbrook, a rural campaigner who believes that big supermarkets damage local economies by forcing small shops out of business. Yesterday Lady Caroline said: "It just depresses me when they deny that opening a superstore has an effect on small shops. It's very difficult arguing with them when they argue that black is white."
A spokesman for Tesco said the website was designed to provoke a debate. "The whole point of Talking Tesco is to put the other view. We don't expect everybody to agree with what we say. There isn't a right or a wrong on some of these issues."
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"Don't bitch about corporate coercion, do something about it. Send a letter or better, send a photograph accompanied by a short note to make your point," informs the site.
We couldn't agree more. Don't be a sniveling bitch. Got a problem? Do something about it. It's not hard to shoot off an email to a company you've got beef with.
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Modern Mid rise building with a light green glass facade.
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Guests can enjoy a variety of food and entertainment at the hotel's various food and beverage outlets. The hotel has a lively sports bar which is very popular among the locals.
The rooms are very comfortable, stylish and furnished with modern amenities.Each room stands out with a unique blend of colour and lighting, providing guest's a very exotic experience with each stay.Additional features include Flat screen television sets, air conditioning, satellite television, wireless internet access, desks, direct-dial phones and a small refrigerator/ minibar.Bathrooms are clean and well appointed include bathrobes, bathroom phones, hair dryers and slippers.
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Antes de tu viaje recuerda comprobar los requisitos para obtención del visado.
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The hotel is centrally located in Bur Dubai with easy access to the Dubai World Trade Centre, Ports and New Gold souk.The nearest public beach is a 15 minute drive and the Dubai International Airport is 15 minutes away.Other attractions include its accessibility to Dubai Heritage Village, Dubai Museum, Computer shops, Textile shops, Gold Souks and Banks.


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Topeka A Kansas legislative committee has introduced a resolution aimed at the 20-year-old United Nations Agenda 21, a policy that states its purpose as seeking global cooperation to improve the environment and reduce economic disparities between countries.
The House Federal and State Affairs Committee on Monday will hold a hearing on House Resolution 6032, which condemns the "destructive and insidious nature of United Nations Agenda 21."
The resolution states that Agenda 21 is a radical plan that views as destructive "the American way of life of private property ownership, single family homes, private car ownership, individual travel choices and privately owned farms." The purpose of the resolution is to expose to public policymakers the "dangerous intent" of Agenda 21.
The Republican National Committee and Kansas Republican Party Central Committee have approved similar resolutions. Opposition to Agenda 21 has also been organized by Americans for Prosperity.
Agenda 21 came out of discussions on "sustainable development" at the U.N. Conference of Environment and Development in 1992.


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Two new political parties have appeared on the Serbian scene, hoping to attract disappointed members and supporters of the Democrats and the Liberals.
Serbia's political scene has got two new players of a Democratic orientation, the New Party and the Liberal Movement of Serbia.
Members of the New Party are rushing across Serbia to collect signatures. They need 10,000 to register as a political party.
The party is led by Zoran Zivkovic, former member of the Democratic Party and a former Prime Minister of Serbia. The 52-year-old served as premier from 2003 to 2004.
"The New Party will be the first one to bring money to the country instead of taking it from it, like the others do," Zivkovic said.
The party advocates pro-Western values, including EU integration, political pragmatism and the revitalization of the economy and rule of law.
Zivkovic admits that his party's programme does not differ much from those of the Liberals or the Democrats but says the difference lies in the people.
"The people in the New Party have not been compromised over the last ten years," Zivkovic said.
The founders of the party also include well known university professors, including Vesna Pesic, Vesna Rakic Vodinelic, Vladimir Pavicevic, and Dusan Pavlovic.
The Liberal Movement of Serbia has similar goals. It advocates building democratic institutions and the affirmation of a new value system.
The founders are Nikola Samardzic, a former senior official of the Liberal Democratic Party, and Vladimir Beba Popovic, chief of the Intelligence Office in the government of late Prime Minister, Zoran Djindjic.
The new parties came up a year and a half after the Democrats lost to the Progressives in the May elections, while the Liberals did not cross the threshold needed to enter parliament for the first time.
Soon after, both parties started facing serious internal crises.
Following months of political bickering within the Democratic Party, Dragan Djilas, the mayor of Belgrade, has been elected the party's new leader.
The Liberals lost Nenad Prokic, one of the founders and its representative in parliament. He left the party after the elections, citing the authoritarian personality of the party's head, Cedomir Jovanovic.
The May elections also saw almost 5 per cent of the voters cast white ballots.
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Treatment of Hidradenitis Suppurativa Using Etanercept
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Therapy with etanercept, a TNF inhibitor will reverse the inflammation, symptoms and quality of life and allow healing of HS.
Condition | Intervention |
Hidradenitis Suppurativa |
Drug: etanercept |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Treatment of Hidradenitis Suppirativa With Etanercept Injection |
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Genetics Home Reference related topics:
hidradenitis suppurativa
MedlinePlus related topics:
Hidradenitis Suppurativa
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Further study details as provided by Penn State University:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Physician global assessment of HS of clear or mild at week 12 [ Time Frame: Week 12 ]
Enrollment: | 20 |
Study Start Date: | April 2005 |
Study Completion Date: | January 2008 |
Groups/Cohorts | Assigned Interventions |
placebo controlled
A randomized, double-blind trial of 3 months duration comparing etanercept 50 mg sc twice weekly to placebo in 20 patients with HS. Patients will be randomized with equal allocation to the two treatment groups.
Drug: etanercept
etanercept 50 mg sc twice weekly
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Sampling Method: | Probability Sample |
Study Population
Patients with chronic HS
Inclusion Criteria:
- Chronic HS for > 6months defined as tender and/or painful, red nodules and/or plaques (confluent nodules) with or without scarring, foul odor, or draining sinuses clinically with HS
- Localizes to skin folds including any of axillx, breast, abdomen and groin
- active disease
- Negative pregnancy test within 7 days before the first dose of study drug
- Sexually active subjects of childbearing potential must agree to use medically acceptable form of contraception during screening and throughout the study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Concurrent active infection including tuberculosis
- Concurrent therapy or therapy 30 days prior with systemic corticosteroids, systemic immunosuppressants, systemic retinoids or ant-TNF agents
- Severe comorbidities (diabetes mellitus requiring insulin, Q F of any severity, MI, unstable angina eectoris, uncontrolled hypertension, oxygendependent severe pulmonary disease, history of cancer *thin 5_ years except cutaneous basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma or in situ cervical carcinoma, history of TB or TB exposure, chronic hepatitis B or C, SLE, history of multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, optic neuritis or epilepsy
- Currently enrolled or enrolled within 90 days prior in any trial for treatment of HS
- Known HIV positive
- Contraindication to etanercept as defined in package insert
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To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00949546
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00949546
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Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center | |
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States, 17033 |
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Penn State University
Principal Investigator: | David R Adams, MD, Pharm D | Milton S. Hershey Medical Center |
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Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Responsible Party: | David R. Adams, Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00949546 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
20031168 |
Study First Received: | July 29, 2009 |
Last Updated: | July 29, 2009 |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hidradenitis Suppurativa Hidradenitis Sweat Gland Diseases Skin Diseases Skin Diseases, Bacterial Bacterial Infections Skin Diseases, Infectious Infection Suppuration Etanercept Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal |
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic Analgesics Sensory System Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Anti-Inflammatory Agents Antirheumatic Agents Gastrointestinal Agents Immunosuppressive Agents Immunologic Factors |
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