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Tokyo: A big city with global influence
Tokyo has global influence rivaling that of New York, London and Paris. The most populous city in the world, it serves as a gateway to Asia, and is a place where you can experience all the cutting-edge international trends. Tokyo is guaranteed to stimulate your intellectual curiosity!
Tokyo is ranked 7th in the world, and 2nd in Asia, for student life.
This ranking is based on an overall evaluation of education, diversity of students, student life, job-seeking opportunities and tuition expenses. Tokyo has the world's best transportation network, and is the safest and cleanest big city in the world, making it the ideal place to study.
Tokyo is a city of great hospitality.
In a survey by TripAdvisor, Tokyo was ranked first for "Helpful Locals." It doesn't matter if you can't speak Japanese—international students receive a warm welcome here.
In Tokyo, traditional temples and shrines are nestled alongside skyscrapers. With seasonal events and traditional festivals (Matsuri) held throughout the year, Tokyo is a place where you can enjoy modern city life along with traditional culture. In 2020, students will also have the opportunity to experience the summer Olympics held in Tokyo.
Tokyo has the most Michelin-starred restaurants in the world.
However, it's not all high-end sushi restaurants: there's also a wide variety of delicious yet cheap and casual food on offer, such as ramen and okonomiyaki. No other city has the range of restaurants and foods from around the world that Tokyo does—including Halal food, too.
Waseda University has extremely high scores in brand surveys and rankings published in a range of both domestic and international media.
Waseda was ranked 20th in the world in the "Ranking of Colleges with the Most Fortune Global 500 CEO Graduates" published by US business magazine Fortune, with graduates including CEOs of Sony, Honda, Toshiba and Fujitsu. Their education at Waseda forms the foundation of the high-performance, high-quality "Made in Japan" products that are known and trusted around the world.
From pop and subculture to ancient tradition, Japan's literature, theater, music, film and video are the focus of attention from around the world. Wasedalumni form the artistic core of "Cool Japan," and the backbone of the journalism, publishing, and online media that disseminate them. Waseda is Cool Japan.
Degrees from universities around the world can be earned at Waseda: the university currently has dual-degree partnerships with eight universities and consortiums*. With Global Leadership Programs run together with seven leading US universities**, and several hundred different overseas study programs, the University is filled with opportunities for students to develop global perspective and cultural sensitivity that transcend boundaries of nationality, language and culture.
*Peking University, Fudan University (China), National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), National Taiwan University, Korea University, Columbia University, and GLCA/ACM Colleges (USA) **Columbia University, Georgetown University, University of Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins University, Dartmouth College, University of California Berkeley, and University of Washington
Programs that allow students to earn degrees in English With 50 degree programs that can be completed entirely in English—the highest number in Japan—the University offers over 2,400 courses in English. And there are plans to increase this to a total of 64 degree programs and 4,100 courses. What's more, 50% of faculty members at Waseda are either foreign nationals or have degrees from overseas universities. A current human resources initiative aims to increase this to 75%.
- 5 Palms in the World Business School Ranking Waseda was awarded the highest rank of 5 Palms in the 2014 Eduniversal World Business School Ranking. The 5 Palms Award was given to just 10% of the top 1,000 schools from 154 countries around the world, and to just two Japanese schools, evidence of Waseda's global reputation.
Times Higher Education
The "Alma Mater Index:Global Excectives 2013"
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Waseda is a founding member of RU11, a consortium of eleven of Japan's leading research universities, and the University is a leader in academic research. As well as being one of 13 schools, and only two private institutions, selected in the top "Type-A" category of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) Top Global University Project, Waseda was also chosen for MEXT's "Program for Promoting the Enhancement of Research Universities" as a university with exceptional research activity at a world-class level. The University has earned a reputation for research of the highest caliber.
Waseda is renowned as a first-class university with its 21 graduate schools. A collection of 2,000 members covers a wide range of fields including humanities, social sciences, and science and engineering. What's more, the University's Comprehensive Research Organization supports interdisciplinary research, actively promoting interchange. The Organization has initiated approximately 130 project research institutes which transcend boundaries between different research fields.
Waseda was ranked 7th in Japan (132nd worldwide) for Academic Reputation in the QS World Ranking 2014/2015, and the University is regarded highly among researchers. In the subject rankings, it ranked 36th worldwide for Modern Languages, and in the top 100 for Linguistics, Mechanical Engineering, Economics, and Law. Waseda also boasts world-class research facilities and results in the fields of Japanese Cultural Studies, Positive Political Economics, Health and Sports Science, ICT & Robotics, Nanoenergy Materials, and Mathematics and Physics, and has obtained government support to expand its activities in these fields.
As well as research, Waseda is also renowned for its collaborative work with industry, and it is ranked third in Japan for contracted industry research, in terms of both number of projects and funding collected. The University also tackles social issues, and has made major contributions to disaster recovery efforts, such as the establishment numerous projects relating to health and medical treatment, infrastructure resilience, urban planning and social systems.
Waseda has academic exchange agreements with over 400 universities in 79 countries and regions, and hosts over 800 researchers from overseas each year. The University has its own research institutes and international bases in ten cities around the world, which support its education and research projects. Waseda has a firmly established worldwide research network: between 2009 and 2013, the University collaborated on research papers with 1,352 other institutions, ranking number one in Japan for proportion of international collaborative publications in the CWTS Leiden Ranking 2014.
Find yourself at Waseda
Producing global leaders in industry, academia and government
In the QS World Ranking 2014/2015, Waseda was ranked third in Japan (68th worldwide) by employer reputation. Waseda's liberal school spirit is open, diverse and fluid, and has produced countless leaders in industry, academia and government, including seven prime ministers, and the founders and CEOs of many internationally-known corporations*.
*Sony, Casio, Uniqlo, Lotte, Samsung, Aeon, etc.
In the 130 years since its foundation, Waseda has produced some 590,000 graduates. The University's alumni are active on the world stage in a variety of fields. Waseda's international network is a great asset while studying at the University, and after graduation.
Waseda has academic exchange agreements with 450 world-renowned universities and institutions. Exchange between students, researchers and faculty members is highly valued, including the approximately 5,000 international students enrolled at the University (as of 2015). The University is dedicated to preparing students to become future global leaders and providing them with knowhow that they can take with them, back to their home countries or anywhere. Researchers who studied at Waseda are leaders at universities and research institutions around the world.
Sport is an important part of education that fosters social development and builds character. Waseda sees great value in sport, and plays a very important role in Japan's sporting world. Graduates have gone on to become successful international athletes, including 390 Olympians and 54 medalists.
Some famous athletes from the recent years include figure skaters Yuzuru Hanyu (gold medalist at the Sochi Olympics) and Shizuka Arakawa (gold medalist at the Torino Olympics), swimmers Takuro Fujii and Natsumi Hoshi (both medalists at the London Olympics), and Major League baseball players Tsuyoshi Wada and Norichika Aoki
Employer Reputation QS World Ranking 2014/2015
Japanese Prime Ministers Graduated from WASEDA
Alumni around the world
Partners among
Leading Global Institutions
Most international students in
Japan: 4500
The safest country in the world
Japan was ranked a clear first in the "Top 10 Safest Countries in the World Ranking" published by Lifestyle9.com, based on US FBI statistics. What's more, Tokyo was ranked second among world cities in Monocle's "Quality of Life Survey 2014." Students can enjoy the peace of mind of knowing that they are in the safest country in the world, allowing them to focus on their studies.
of international students receive scholarships
Waseda provides a range of over 250 different scholarships, including many that are unique to the University. In 2013, scholarships totaled over 15.2 billion yen, for over 22,000 students—leading numbers in Japan. The University also provides a range of scholarships for international students, with over 50% receiving some sort of scholarship.
Waseda's dormitories are open as soon as students arrive in the country, and live-in House Masters (administrators) and RAs (Resident Assistants) are there to help. While respecting students' privacy, various initiatives encourage cross-cultural exchange in the dormitories, and help create networks that students will treasure for the rest of their lives.
Waseda offers a range of degree programs conducted entirely in English, while also providing opportunities to study Japanese, so that students can further understand Japanese culture, and enrich their experience. Waseda is home to one of the largest Japanese language centers in the country, with over 300 courses available. With eight levels of study ranging from beginner to advanced, students can also choose courses focused on reading, writing, speaking and listening. The center is particularly important for students hoping to find employment at Japanese companies.
Waseda boasts one other "curriculum"—extra-curricular activities. Approximately 90% of students participate in clubs and circles, making them a vital part of student life. As of 2014, there are over 500 official groups—it is said that there is no circle that does not exist at Waseda! There is also a wide range of other programs available, including exchange groups for overseas students, and volunteer programs.
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BOTTLETOP is proud to launch a series of limited edition designs featuring the powerful AFRICA'S OUT! emblem, created by leading artist, Wangechi Mutu.
The concept behind the collection reflects a desire to share and re-purpose high art, making it wearable and accessible and enabling the consumer to participate in the ultimate journey of each piece as it travels the world; adopting a new vocabulary and visual aesthetic as it is worn, loved and marked in its own unique way.
Born and raised in Kenya, and currently residing in New York, Wangechi's provocative and intricate work has achieved much global acclaim, and draws from amongst other things, her belief that Art can make an opportunity for empowerment, and that it is a vehicle for change. Her work encompasses collage paintings, sculptural work, and art-films that present alternative images of the female form. Through her use of elaborate narratives as a means of addressing misrepresentation, Wangechi creates new, and alternate Mythologies.
The distinct AFRICA'S OUT! butterfly is hand screen printed in gold on canvas, and embodies the transformation of Africa through radical creativity, and the opening up of a new space. The Carla pouch is the perfect sized clutch purse or makeup pouch and features BOTTLETOP branding in Amazon vegetable tanned leather along with a large internal zip pockets for day-to-day wear.
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Over 30 organisations across Cornwall are getting together for a third year to run the 'Winter Wellbeing', campaign to reduce preventable winter deaths, however government cuts have been blamed for reduction in help.
The campaign aims to help those at risk of ill-health and fuel poverty by providing information, advice and practical help.
People at risk of the effects from cold and damp housing can call a helpline providing advice and referrals to agencies that can help households with practical measures to stay warm and combat damp and mould, how to access grants, alongside information how people can help themselves.
The service can be accessed through a freephone number, 0800 954 1956, operated by Community Energy Plus.
Support will also be aimed at those most at risk, identified through referrals from sources such as GPs, clinical teams, volunteers, carers, social services and pharmacies.
The campaign also produces a Winter Wellbeing Guide, full of practical advice and tips on how to make homes warmer and healthier. It is available at locations across the county including from One Stop Shops, libraries, hospitals, job centres and health centres, or online at www.cornwall.gov.uk/winterwellbeing.
Felicity Owen, director of public health for Cornwall Council, said: "Every year we estimate there are 350 preventable deaths related to the cold weather. Nineteen per cent of people live in fuel poverty and cannot afford to heat their homes adequately, well over the national average of 16 per cent. Through Winter Wellbeing, we have been able to offer emergency support, but also help people make lasting changes that will improve their health for years to come.'
Penryn residents, Mr and Mrs Nicholls, were grateful for the support they received from Winter Wellbeing last year. Mrs Nicholls explained: 'Words can't express our gratitude for help we received to get our heating working again and the follow-up advice to make sure that we're getting the best use from the controls of our night storage heaters.
"It's so important to have warmth when you get older and you're not well. Winter Wellbeing provided support when we needed it the most."
The ending of the Department of Health's 'Warm Homes, Healthy People' fund means that the Winter Wellbeing programme will be delivered in a more "limited format" this year. Over the two years that the fund ran, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly successfully bid for more than £350,000 of funding.
Judith Haycock, Cornwall Council cabinet member for health and adult care, said: "We were disappointed to learn that the government's Warm Homes, Healthy People Fund would not be repeated this year. The Council approved a motion at a meeting on 26 November to write to the Secretary of State to request the Department of Health reconsiders this decision. I am pleased that we are able to continue the excellent partnership working we have built up over the last two years. Together, we will help reduce the risks to people this winter and reduce pressure on the emergency services.'
The partners include: • Addaction Cornwall • Age UK Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly • Citizens Advice Bureau • Coastline Housing • Community Energy Plus • Cornwall Community Foundation • Cornwall Council • Cornwall Foundation Partnership Trust • Cornwall Housing • Cornwall Rural Housing Association • Cornwall Rural Community Council • Council of the Isles of Scilly • Devon and Cornwall Housing (DCH) • Fire & Rescue Service • Glow Cornwall • Handypersons Service • Inclusion Cornwall • National Energy Action • New Connection homeless charity • NHS Kernow • Ocean Housing • Peninsula Community Health • Royal British Legion. • Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust • St Petroc's homeless charity • Truro Homeless Action Group • Voluntary Sector Forum • Volunteer Cornwall • RVS


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And I appoint my friends William Reeves Thomas Reeves and John Aiano
executors of this my will. And I also appoint them guardians of my
said children during their respective minorities And I hereby revoke
all my former wills. In witness Whereof I the said Thomas Uden the
testator have hereunto set my hand and seal the twenty sixth day of
November in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and
thirty four - Thos Uden - @ - signed and sealed
Published and declared by the said Thomas Uden the testator as
and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who have
hereunto in his presence at his request and in the presence of each
other subscribe our names as witnesses -
Sarah Aiano - Thomas Barton - Stepn Plummer.
The before registered will of Thomas Uden deceased was proved the twelfth day of December 1834 before the reverend John Metcalf, Clerk, surrogate to the worshipful Sherrard Beaumuont Barnaby Doctor of law official General to the reverend the Archdeacon of Canterbury lawfully conststituted by the oaths of William Reeves Thomas Reeves and John Aiano the executors named in the said will they being first sworn duly to perform the same.
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Your Farm Inc., a new online community designed for production agriculture, was launched last week.
According to company sources, Your Farm is a destination where producers, agribusinesses, professors, agri-marketers, grower associations and members of the farm media can interact, contribute and benefit. The company was developed to be a resource for those who spend their lives in and around production agriculture. The service is modeled on the success of social networks in other industries.
"By integrating the knowledge and experience of producers everywhere with cutting-edge technology, we have created a platform for farmers to interact, learn, and share ideas," says Joel Jaeger, co-founder of Your Farm. "The concept is unlike anything available in agriculture today. Your Farm is about connecting producers with each other and with the best information and ideas in the industry."
In addition, with the launch of Your Farm, the company has the first online publishing of the USDA/Farm Service Agency (FSA) 1614 Database.
Previously published farm subsidy information has provided payment information that often stopped at the partnership or other entity level. In contrast, the 1614 Database discloses payment information with specific attribution to the individual who received the payment. The information was released publicly by the FSA on December 19, 2006, but has not been available online until now.
"Any time we get a new look on data like this I think it is really important, not only for farmers but for the non-farm person," says National Corn Growers Association President Ken McCauley. "I think it would be good for farmers to visit Your Farm — to compare it and see if the farmer is portrayed in a better way. The non-farm public needs to be able to understand the real value of farm support. The way data has been compiled in the past has not always been in our favor."
Echoing this perspective, Jaeger adds that historically, payment data has been published by lobbying organizations that have often presented the data in ways that support their agendas. "We know there are many who have well founded perspectives that differ from those propagated by these groups and our objective at Your Farm is to provide a venue for those views to be expressed," he says.
The 1614 Database contains approximately 64 million records with information related to more than 2.3 million entities and individuals. The database provides information for $56 billion worth of benefits. Due to the size of the 1614 Database, FSA has indicated an inability to make the information available online.
"We like big ideas," said Jaeger. "So we figured out how to put the information online. It's about farmers. We believe they should have access to it."
For more information, go to: www.yourfarm.com.


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Not long ago, Ben Hanowski's plans for Monday included writing a test at St. Cloud State University.
Instead, the 22-year-old right winger acquired in the trade which sent Jarome Iginla to the Pittsburgh Penguins was readying for his NHL debut for the Calgary Flames.
"Getting thrown right in there. It'll be fun. It's exciting," Hanowski said after the morning skate. "Growing up, this is what you always dreamed of, playing in the NHL."
Hanowski, a 6-foot-2, 210-lb. product of Little Falls, Minn., arrived in Calgary Sunday, a couple of days after signing a contract and a few days after his college season ended in the semifinal of the NCAA Frozen Four.
As if his NHL debut wasn't enough to be jacked up about, it's against the Minnesota Wild, the team he cheered.
"It adds the cherry on top," he said. "It'll be fun to be out there. Playing Minnesota just makes it that much sweeter than it would have been anyways."
Hanowski will be easy to spot for those who tune in and not just because his sweater will have No. 58 stitched on it. His long, long hair was a topic of discussion.
"I wish I would have been able to cut it before I came up here," he said, noting it was part of a deal with some teammates to grow hair for Locks for Love, which makes wigs for children with cancer.
"Jiri Hudler has been given me a good time about it. I was taping my stick and he gave me a pair of scissors and said, 'It's not for the tape.' There's been a couple jokes already."
Hanowski, the captain at St. Cloud who collected 17 goals and 31 points in 37 NCAA games this season, was acquired from the Penguins along with Yale forward Ken Agostino and a first-round draft choice
In turn, he knows Flames followers will be watching him closer than most prospects because of his connection to Iginla, the franchise's all-time leading scorer.
"I think I'm just going to try and be me, play my game, be myself. I'm a part of this organization, and I'm just going to look at it like that," Hanowski said.
"There's always going to be the connection with Jarome Iginla - rightfully so with what he's done here - but I'm just going to try and be myself and be the player I can be."
The Flames will again turn to Joey MacDonald in net, his third consecutive start.
As well, Ben Street was sent to the AHL Abbotsford Heat.
As for the Wild, a team which has lost three straight games and six of seven outings, Matt Cullen will return from injury, while Ryan Suter is also a go after being hurt a couple of outings ago.
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In the late 1950s, the Lynch brothers established their aviation company in Billings, Mont. Over the years Lynch Flying Service thrived in the emerging private and business aviation industry.
On April Fool's Day 2001, Cliff Edwards purchased Lynch Flying Service. Edwards, one of Lynch's long-time charter customers, admired the family nature of the business and its dedicated employees. It was a natural fit for Edwards, who had the same business philosophy.
Today, Cliff's sons Chris and John head the family business in close cooperation with general manager Robb Bergeson. According to all three of the Edwards, who are practicing attorneys in Billings, it is an exciting time for their business as it grows with Billings and the surrounding areas of Eastern Montana and the Western Dakotas.
Bergeson attributes growth at the company in part to significant oil and gas development in Eastern Montana and Western North Dakota. It makes Billings the banking and medical hub for a large geographic area ranging from Fargo, N.D., to Denver and Boise, Idaho, to Seattle.
"There are few major corporations based in Billings, but it has become the center of operations for the oil and gas industry in this region. The land guys, the major players, they all come to Billings to make their deals," he said. "Billings has grown significantly in the past ten years. We now have about 110,000 residents and with the surrounding communities it's up to about 160,000, so from our perspective we're seeing all kinds of traffic here."
Piston-powered singles and twins based in Billings account for a significant portion of EJC's maintenance work, but the MRO also supports an ever-increasing number of turbine-powered transient aircraft.
"I think all aspects of our business have the potential for growth but particularly in the last five years we've seen a substantial increase in the maintenance side. We handle a lot of the transient turbine maintenance," Bergeson said. "Our Part 145 repair station has a lot of King Air experience. It is a common aircraft operating in this region and we've had them in our charter fleet for 25 years. We currently operate six under our Part 135 certificate and maintain about another dozen."
This past July, Beechcraft Global Customer Support appointed Edwards Jet Center an authorized service center for the company's King Air, Baron and Bonanza products.
Wide Range of Maintenance Offerings
The EJC operation is situated on 845,349 sq ft of leased ground at Billings Logan Field. The complex includes 89,880 sq ft of hangar space and 19,260 sq ft of FBO and office space.
EJC has dedicated 28,675 sq ft of hangar space for aircraft maintenance composed of three facilities and remains adaptable to using any of its space to support the MRO if necessary.
The company has 82 full-time and 85 part-time employees. Twenty-three, including 19 A&Ps, are dedicated to the maintenance operation. Edwards Jet Center also has one avionics tech.
EJC is a Part 145 repair station with a capabilities list that includes airframe, powerplant, accessory, limited airframe, limited powerplant, limited specialized service, limited instrument and limited radio.
In addition to its Beechcraft service center authorization, EJC holds approval from Cessna to provide maintenance for the airframer's piston singles and twins and, according to Bergeson, is the oldest active authorized Cessna piston parts dealer in the U.S. For the past two-and-a-half years, EJC has also been the maintenance provider for Silver Airways, the essential air service provider for Montana. EJC has maintained the airline's four Beechcraft 1900s.
Given the nature of the region, EJC attracts aircraft that support both wilderness flight operations and executive transportation. "We work on everything from the Piper Cub flown by a local flying club all the way up to the Boeing 757, which we are contracted to maintain here in Billings under an agreement with Federal Express," Bergeson said. "We do a lot of work on single- and twin-engine pistons, including annual inspections, engine inspection and maintenance, rigging, removal and installation of primarily Continental and Lycoming."
EJC also performs King Air manufacturer and progressive inspections, gear inspections and overhauls, and Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 maintenance, rigging and balancing.
"In general, we do a lot of general maintenance on light jets up to a Falcon 50, on which we perform manufacturer and progressive inspections, gear inspections and overhauls, and JT15D engine maintenance, inspection, rigging, removal and installation. We also do Williams FJ44 engine maintenance, inspection and rigging," Bergeson said.
"One of the things that attracts customers is the ability to take advantage of what Montana has to offer. A lot of our customers will bring an aircraft in for maintenance and use the time to visit Yellowstone or to go fly fishing," Bergeson said. "However, I truly believe what keeps bringing them back is our employees. Our two greatest strengths are our employees, who are good at what they do and good at interacting with our customers; it's the Montana way of life."
Annmarie Yannaco
September 25, 2013 - 7:33am
I would like to correct some errors in the first paragraph of the MRO Profile: Edwards Jet Center.
Lynch Flying Service was started in Shelby, Mont., in 1936 by John F. Lynch, then shortly after was moved to Belgrade, Mont., and then to Billings, Mont., in 1946. John Lynch was the sole owner, although his brothers Charles Lynch and Thomas Lynch worked for the company until Charles moved to Helena to become Montana director of aviation and Thomas retired.
In 1977 John Lynch sold the company to his sons, Denny Lynch and Tom Lynch, and son-in-law Bob Palmersheim, who ran the company until selling it to Cliff Edwards in 2001.
Lynch Flying Service was in business serving the aviation community in many capacities for 65 years, not just since the 1950s as the article mentioned.
Rosalie M. Lynch
Billings, Mont.


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On Thursday 28 May 2009 21:38:29 Tom Lane wrote: > Greg Stark <stark(at)enterprisedb(dot)com> writes: > > I don't understand what storing them in different namespaces and then > > putting them all in your search_path accomplishes. You end up with the > > same mishmash of things in your namespace. > > +1 ... naming conflicts between different extensions are going to be a > problem for people no matter what. Sticking them in different schemas > doesn't really fix anything, it just means that you'll hit the problems > later instead of sooner. Yeah, to reiterate what I posted elsewhere, perhaps it'd be a good idea to give up on the search path idea altogether and think more in terms of an import facility like Python, Java, and sometimes Perl have. In practice, I find a search path is just a tool to cause you to find the wrong stuff at the wrong time, and it continues to be a cause of confusion and security issues both in PostgreSQL and in Unix operating systems to this day.
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An opportunity, an education for Tom Kurvers, the Tampa Bay Lightning's acting GM
Tom Kurvers is keeping the general manager's seat warm for the Tampa Bay Lightning. The team's assistant general manager has moved up to handle the day-to-day running of the organization while Tampa Bay searches for someone to take the place of fired GM Brian Lawton. Kurvers has been in this position before. As the Coyotes director of player personnel, he kept things running smoothly after the 2006-07 season, when hockey ops head Cliff Fletcher and GM Mike Barnett were fired. He held that spot for almost two months until Don Maloney was hired at the end of May 2007. "But this is more official," said Kurvers, 47, whose 11 years in Phoenix also included seven as a pro scout. "This is the set-up for now and everyone is aware of it. There's nothing hidden." Including that Kurvers will be back in his old job when a new GM takes over.
In the interim, Kurvers is running scouting meetings in preparation for the draft and free agency, preparing offers to send out by June 1 to unsigned 2009 draft choices so those players do not return to the draft and the team retains negotiating rights through May 2011. There is healing to be done, too, in the wake of two years of turmoil between owners Oren Koules and Len Barrie, and in the season's final six weeks, when conflict between Lawton and coach Rick Tocchet flared over the firing of Wes Walz and the hiring of AHL Norfolk coach Jim Johnson to replace him.
Kurvers talked about all those subjects over a Tuesday lunch in Tampa:
How much of what you do is rebuilding morale in the office? For everyone who was around it, it was difficult the last six weeks. That prompted change, so here we are. For everyone who was here, we were all challenged by it, and it's been difficult. We've had some discussions in the office. We had a good lunch last week. We want to put the best foot forward. We're all going to be assessed again, by someone else who has a different set if guidelines for what he's looking for for his staff and his organization, and the best thing we can do is cooperate and try to create an air of energy and commitment to the team. There were a lot of challenges the last two years. Maybe some people have a better chance to put there best foot forward now.
As acting GM, how much of that falls to you? It's a pretty easy conversation to have around the office. That chapter is closed now, and let's cooperate as a whole new environment takes shape here. I just go on the assumption that everyone wants to stay in the game like I do. ... I think it wore a lot of people out. And you know what? Part of the reason any conflict happened the last couple of years, you had owners who played the game, and you can't play the game without being somewhat defiant and tough and hold your ground on things you believe in. We had a coach and a GM who were tough guys. Tocchet, off the charts; tough guys, that's just hockey. Hockey is full of these people who are willing to stand up for themselves, so there's conflict. There's conflict in winning environments too. It's part of the whole structure and the organization of hockey, but for now we're going to try to have things prepared and lighten the air some in the office. The key people are aware that needs to happen.
Are the scouting meetings about the draft and free agency the priority? They're gong to hire a (general manager) with experience with a handle on this. I would expect the new GM is preparing as we speak, trying to get the job and for what he'll do when he gets the job. ... Of course, a new GM will come in with a different set of perspectives on those things, but it will be useful information, too, because our draft lists and our free agent lists are a point of view we develop with the knowledge we have already, and that's where a new GM will ask our staff what he thinks of what we have.
Especially for the draft? His decisions will rule the day, but we have to have something ready for him to show our point of view on things and have to be prepared. You just have to be prepared. The GM will want that inside info on how we see our players and how that links up with the players available in the draft and free agency.
Will that affect how you handle the draft combine? Our scouts will be there. You select the guys you want to interview, so you do some filtering. You can't interview everyone so you try to select guys who correspond to where you think they will be in the draft and guys of interest. And our strength and conditioning coach (Chuck Lobe) will be there and he'll do his assessment as well. Again, we'll just prepare all that information and have it on hand if the GM isn't in place by then. But it's very important, and if you use Detroit as an example, (general manager) Kenny Holland is on record saying he doesn't want to get in the way of the process of his amateur staff. Either you're all in or all out on amateur scouting. You have to have faith in your staff, and we think we did a very good job last year.
Is it weird knowing you're basically holding a seat for someone else? It's not weird. The owner and (his advisor) Jac Sperling asked me to do this for them and I agreed to it. It's an opportunity for me. Some of the detail work of a GM I hadn't seen before, so it's been a good learning experience for me. The best I can do is prepare and be ready to hand off that information in a good way to a new GM. Ownership change prompts change and a general manger change prompts change and a coaching change prompts change, and there are a lot of good people here who want to stay on board. This team is going in the right direction. That's obvious to anyone who has been around and the best we can do is keep doing the work. It's kind of like the role changes of a hockey player on the hockey team. You can't fight it.
What are some of the details? You just have to sign off on a lot of things, whether it's expenses, permission for players to play in the world championships, to league matters. If you're not sitting in that chair you don't see that stuff come through on a day to day basis. You don't know the volume. The volume of things surprised me in the first week. I understand better why a GM might not get back to you in three days. There's just a lot to do. A lot ends up on that plate that has to be taken care of, wrapped up and finished and finalized.
With a new general manager coming in, isn't there a bit of self-preservation as well? Oh, I think so, for everybody. I don't think people re seeking exit here. I think people are seeking to stay a part of it. A lot of us have been brought in the last two years. I look at (my) 11 years in Phoenix, and now they're a good team. I left a little early, you know. I'd just as soon see this one through and see how it turns out because it has great potential to be a really good team. We're just not there yet.
Do you have aspirations of being a general manager? I have aspirations, but it's not the defining point of why I'm in the game. I like the game. The game's been great to me. I kind of look at my career like there will be a point where either I make it there or I don't. I'll work to get there, but if I don't get there it doesn't mean it's a failure. On the back side of it, I want to be a pro scout again. You add important information to the machine and you try to help make it a winner. You work hard. You give up a lot. There are all kinds of sacrifices being made by everyone in hockey. At the end of it, you just want to be around the game. I have a family to raise and I need to work and this is where I am and I want to stay in hockey. I'd rather stay in Tampa, but I want to be in hockey.


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I do not have 10 posts on the Forum, so I write here. I have tried get S-OFF with the help of "Juopunutbear S-OFF" but the process fails. What is thought?
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Ok this is the first I have headed of Juopunutbear here in te Sensation forums. I see things in the Amaze, Resound, ad a couple of other HTC devices. Can you give a link or at least a modified URL that we can fix and then paste in the browser?
Also I recommend you use Revolutionary cause I don't know if Juopunutbear S-off works with the Sensation yet.
It was posted a few hours ago
Sent from my sensational sensation 4g
Yeah I just found that thread you linked after I found the thread I linked in the edit of my first post.
This is awesome a new method of unlocking the Sensation, and it supports Hboot 1.27. But it seems like it is just a little more complicated than revolutionary.
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On Saturday, President-elect Barack Obama highlighted health information technology as part of his plan to improve the economy and health system. In his weekly address, Obama said: "To save not only jobs, but money and lives, we will update and computerize our health care system to cut red tape, prevent medical mistakes, and help reduce health care costs by billions of dollars each year."
As the National Journal's Tech Dose Daily reported, Obama is scheduled to meet next week with leaders from both parties to discuss his plan. Health IT wonks eagerly noted the attention. On The Health Care Blog, David Kibbe and Brian Klepper offer an updated "Open Letter" to the Obama Administration on Health IT today.
Amidst the enthusiasm, readers may well ask how these "billions of dollars" of savings will be achieved. Many of the cost estimates build on the RAND Health IT project that estimated fully implemented electronic medical records could save the U.S. health system $81 billion per year [free access article]. Another early estimate by Jan Walker and colleagues at Partners HealthCare placed the value of "electronic health care information exchange and interoperability between providers (hospitals and medical group practices) and independent laboratories, radiology centers, pharmacies, payers, public health departments, and other providers" at $77.8 billion per year [free access article].
Some analysts, questioned the estimates saying, "it ain't necessarily so." Jaan Sidorov of Geisinger Health Plan wrote in Health Affairs: "once physicians' reluctance is overcome, the EHR's [electronic health record's] business case will not necessarily be aligned with the nation's interest in lowering costs and increasing quality. As the EHR's installation and maintenance expenses pass to the consumer through increased billings—absent any economic return on efficiency or quality—costs are likely to be accelerated."
This past fall, Carol Diamond of the Markle Foundation and Clay Shirky of New York University called on proponents of health IT to resist the "magical thinking" that "technology will transform our broken system, absent integrated work on policy or incentives." They laid out a description of an alternative policymaking route:
"The alternative route to transforming the health care system sets all its sights on the crucial destination. This is not, "And then ten thousand hospitals bought new databases," but rather, "And then one million patients had better outcomes." This alternative approach would focus on a minimal set of standards at first and would make utility for the user to improve health outcomes, rather than agreement of the vendor on the key criteria…. The appeal of magical thinking, as always, is not having to face hard problems. The appeal of this alternative route, hard as it might be, is that it could actually work."
Stay tuned for a theme issue of Health Affairs devoted to Health IT in March 2009.


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ESPN play-by-plan man Mike Breen aptly described Miami's American Airlines Arena after the Heat's Game 5 loss, when he said it had gone silent in the moments after. Sitting courtside, though, didn't let him hear the dialogue from the most starworthy teen fan since Jeffrey Maier stole a Yankees home run in 1996.
It's up for debate whether this kid, who sounds like a pre-teen, is either so full of wonder or so full of sarcasm at seeing his favorite Heat go down. I mean, who tells the Heat, "Good job, good effort" after a lackluster effort on D like Game 5? His lack of an accent — mainly, does he pronounce his R's? — leads me to believe he's not from Boston. That's not much proof to say he's not a trolling Boston fan, though.
Was this kid being serious?
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Abu Dhabi – World No 1 Rory McIlroy missed the cut at the Abu Dhabi Championship on Friday and second-ranked Tiger Woods looks almost certain to suffer the same fate after a bizarre rules infringement.
McIlroy carded a 75 for a six-over total of 150 while Woods was given a belated two-shot penalty for an incident at the fifth hole and seems sure to miss out as well after having to sign for a 75, rather than a 73, for a tally of 147.
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Molten Hatchling
Twitches legs.
Pit-pattering footsteps; vocalizations (periodic and on-click)
Can be found near lava pools.
Primary only, shares spawn points with Lava Crab. Spawn is at any time of day/night.
Confirming that these share spawn points with Lava Crabs. If you don't see either, just take down some of the surrounding ash spiderlings and fire beetles and you'll see some pop up shortly. Unlike other rares, these are spawnable with a little effort so you don't need to be in zone at server up.
If you are looking to maximise the capability of this pet, you need breed 18. She heals like mad, so total health means very little. If you go for breed 15, many times you will be healing before you took any damage (wasting the heals). The idea is to maximise the damage output, and healing of the pet... both of which are based on your Power. The breed with the highest power is the P/S (18) breed, and thus will heal for more than most pets can damage in a round.
I used this as my main fighter while I tamed every rare at level 90, swapping to Magical Crawdad if I found a blue to tame. This solos any standard pet battle team in the game, without complex conditions. A 4 round loop of 'Brittle Webbing, Leech life, Cauterize, Leech life', slow and sure.
There are harder hitting pets, there are bigger healers, but this little pet combines both in such a way that with few exceptions, you can run with a levelling pet and a taming pet reliably.
I'm still searching for my rare. fwiw, I have spent about 3 hours searching, and here's what i've found:
they do not seem to come up as secondary to the crabs, or any other pet in the zone. also, battling/killing crabs does not seem to help them spawn quicker, seems after i captured a common one and killed a few other grey ones, they quit spawning very much, so i waited 30 mins and tried again (vs. roaming all the lava pits over and over) and a few more spawned...seems it takes time.
I caught mine in a laval pool sitting alone, it was in the afternoon server time on Kargath in the Sea of Cinders. I was lucky enough to get a rare s/s.
When leveling her I had up leech life, cauterize, and brittle webbing. At level 22, when fighting aquatics she could solo a group of 24-25 aquatics. I know that my set up for her abilities means slightly slower battles, but she's tough. At level 25 she has been able to solo Wise Mari.
I really like this pet.
This pet is an excellent damage dealer and self-healer. Leech Life does work with Brittle Webbing, so you can use it alongside Cauterize for tough enemies. When you just want to kill pets quickly though, swap out Leech Life for Burn.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5WiKEwozD8, My video of one of these fully realized.
Okay server Cenarius server time 1:28 am. Found my uncommon in the center of the large pit in the middle....I need to mention this. 2 hours ago I literally flew around killed every lava crab I could for a while and nothing.... I left to another area and got some other common pets I was missing...Came BACK here and Searing Gorge had them literally everywhere....I had to kill a few to get an uncommon.
From the battle side I would say that breed 15 is the best choice for your spider.
If you're going for all secondary spells, then beeing faster is absolutly necessary, because you will web ur enemy before he has done an attack this round which means he will get hit by the net if he attacks. If ur are slower, then he will receive the first hit from this spell next round.
If ur faster, cauterize/leech life will heal you before you can be killed on low health.
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The spawn of this guy seems very strange. I hunted him for hours starting at around 6 or 7 pm server time and I'd go to each of the spawn locations, take out all of the lava crabs (battle pet or normal critters) and then fly on. I did this for at least 2 hours and only came across 3 molten hatchlings the whole time. I then gave up for a while, came back 15 minutes later and there were at least 4 spawns. It's almost as though killing the lava crabs limited their spawn.
I'm not going to say I confirm, but I do strongly agree that killing lava crabs in the lava pools helps spawn the molten hatchling since they seem to share spawn points. 15-20minutes into my lava crab genocide I found 3 or 4 molten hatchlings. One of the hatchlings was common, so I settled for that over nothing.
No problems finding this lava wave fiend :) Half a dozen in the cauldron, right in the fire pits. Was 12:30pm server time (not sure if that is significant)
Camping the place for 2 days now...battled about 40 of them..but still no rare.
Does someone actualy found/captured a rare? I found out that if im logging a other char and play for 10 mins on that, and log back i always find 1-3 Molten Hatchlings.
After roaming around Searing Gorge battling an assortment of beetles and spiders, this little guy finally spawned in the Cauldron over by Scald is. It was after midnight server so I don't know if that influences when it spawns. It was only a common, but once I have collected more i can worry about upgrading it's rarity.
Mine was in the center of the Cauldron.
At exactly 5pm, I saw these spawn in the center lava pools. Not many, though. Wonder if this is meant to be a rare one?
It's 3:20pm server time and I'm finding molten hatchlings everywhere in the lava pools of Searing Gorge. Apparently it doesn't need to be early morning to find them. However, I checked around 1pm server time and saw nothing, and also saw no hatchlings at night. So maybe they are a "day only" pet with odd spawn times?
The ss breed is the perfect counter for MPD. At 341 it's faster than the MPD. Use web so they can't change pets, magma wave to get rid of decoy, then kill with burn.
Just captured a rare at (35,75). Put up quite a fight :)


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Doug's Disneyland Collection
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Opening Day Guidebook
(First in a series)
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This isn't exactly the article you saw from me a few months back. Since there were requests for more information, and clearer details, this is an expanded version of that article. Let me know if this is more to your liking.
This article covers the guidebook that was available in the first months of Disneyland's operation. In the course of this series of articles, every guidebook from 1955 to 1965 will be covered. In addition, there will be side explorations into other souvenirs, including Bank of America money orders, train memorabilia, Disneyland hats, fabrics, figural items, and some slightly odd items.
Guests arriving at Disneyland in its first months of operation could purchase "The Story of Disneyland�? for a cool twenty-five cents. In twenty-four pages it introduced visitors to the wonders of Walt's brand-new Magic Kingdom. According to one story, Walt was informed that this book was barely turning a profit. His response was that as long as it didn't lose money, he wanted to keep the price as low as possible. He felt that by getting these into people's homes, where friends and neighbors would see them, they offered promotional value that far outweighed the immediate profit.
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What was not offered, however, were any photos of Disneyland. In his introduction, Walt explained that, "(t)he first edition illustrations on these pages show buildings and exhibits in artist rendering stage.�? More practically, the book had to be prepared before there was anything to photograph. So-the only two photos reproduced in this guidebook are of Walt himself. Each land was represented by a colorful (if somewhat inaccurate) illustration, and a series of intriguing line drawings of attractions.
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What makes these line drawings so intriguing is their close resemblance to actual attractions-giving insight into how some familiar Disneyland landmarks evolved from artist rendering to three dimensional reality.
The Tomorrowland pages were fairly accurate. But in the Fantasyland pages may be seen the Mad Tea Party with a tea table at center, for example. The color renderings are quite beautiful. It is a shame that they were used only in this short-lived booklet.


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In purely economic terms China ranks second, after Switzerland. However, the survey notes that Asia has the highest paid expats in the world, with average expat remuneration packages at least 15 percent higher than the global average: USD74,000 per annum, compared to USD64,000 elsewhere.
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Sri Lanka seek foreign players for T20 League
Submitted by Hilal on May 9, 2012 - 11:19
"We are negotiating with the cricket boards from other countries and we hope we can get down the best players for the tournament to be held in August," the Cricket Board member said.
Submitted by kushan1987 on May 9, 2012 - 14:27.
i don't think it'll be a big prob to attract foreign players to this SLPL season because of the T20 world cup. only SA & ENG players having country duties at that time(august) , others will be free !


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Coronary Arteriosclerosis in Patients With Acute Ischemic Stroke (CORAIS)
This study has been completed.
Vejle Hospital
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Jesper K. Jensen, Vejle Hospital
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: June 18, 2008
Last updated: June 2, 2015
Last verified: June 2015
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The specific objectives of this thesis are in a cohort of patients with an acute ischemic stroke,
- To establish the degree of coronary arteriosclerosis.
- To describe left ventricular systolic and diastolic function in relation to changes of NT-proBNP.
|Ischemic Stroke Myocardial Ischemia Coronary Arteriosclerosis
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Coronary Arteriosclerosis in Patients With Acute Ischemic Stroke Prevalence and Characteristics as Measured by CT Angiography, Echocardiography and Biomarkers
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MedlinePlus related topics: Coronary Artery DiseaseU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Jesper K. Jensen, Vejle Hospital:
|Study Start Date:
|May 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|May 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|May 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Probability Sample
Study Population
The study is a prospective, consecutive study of patients primarily admitted to the Department of Neurology, Vejle Hospital with symptoms suggestive of an acute ischemic stroke according to the World Health Organization criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age ≥ 18 years old
- Symptoms suggestive of an acute ischemic stroke
- Informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Present intracerebral or subarachnoid haemorrhage
- Present intracerebral vascular malformation
- Present transient ischemic attack
- Prior coronary bypass surgery or percutaneous coronary intervention
- Pacemaker
- Allergy to contrast
- Lack of cooperation
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00701818
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00701818
|Department of Cardiology, Vejle Hospital
|Vejle, Denmark, 7100
Sponsors and Collaborators
Vejle Hospital
|Study Chair:
|Flemming Steffensen, MD, PhD
|Vejle Hospital
|Study Chair:
|Dan Atar, MD, DMSci
|Division of Cardiology, Aker University Hospital, University of Oslo, Norway
|Study Chair:
|Jens O Kjærsgaard, MD
|Department of Neurology, Vejle Hospital, Denmark
|Study Chair:
|Ivan Brandslund, MD, DMSCi
|Department of Clnical Biochemistry, Vejle Hospital, Denmark
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Goldstein DS. The electrocardiogram in stroke: relationship to pathophysiological type and comparison with prior tracings. Stroke. 1979 May-Jun;10(3):253-9.
Lindgren A, Wohlfart B, Pahlm O, Johansson BB. Electrocardiographic changes in stroke patients without primary heart disease. Clin Physiol. 1994 Mar;14(2):223-31.
Dimant J, Grob D. Electrocardiographic changes and myocardial damage in patients with acute cerebrovascular accidents. Stroke. 1977 Jul-Aug;8(4):448-55.
Khechinashvili G, Asplund K. Electrocardiographic changes in patients with acute stroke: a systematic review. Cerebrovasc Dis. 2002;14(2):67-76. Review.
Barber M, Morton JJ, Macfarlane PW, Barlow N, Roditi G, Stott DJ. Elevated troponin levels are associated with sympathoadrenal activation in acute ischaemic stroke. Cerebrovasc Dis. 2007;23(4):260-6. Epub 2006 Dec 29.
Jensen JK, Atar D, Mickley H. Mechanism of troponin elevations in patients with acute ischemic stroke. Am J Cardiol. 2007 Mar 15;99(6):867-70. Epub 2007 Feb 2. Review.
Jensen JK, Kristensen SR, Bak S, Atar D, Høilund-Carlsen PF, Mickley H. Frequency and significance of troponin T elevation in acute ischemic stroke. Am J Cardiol. 2007 Jan 1;99(1):108-12. Epub 2006 Nov 9.
Fure B, Bruun Wyller T, Thommessen B. Electrocardiographic and troponin T changes in acute ischaemic stroke. J Intern Med. 2006 Jun;259(6):592-7.
Etgen T, Baum H, Sander K, Sander D. Cardiac troponins and N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide in acute ischemic stroke do not relate to clinical prognosis. Stroke. 2005 Feb;36(2):270-5. Epub 2004 Dec 16.
Jensen JK, Mickley H, Bak S, Korsholm L, Kristensen SR. Serial measurements of N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide after acute ischemic stroke. Cerebrovasc Dis. 2006;22(5-6):439-44. Epub 2006 Aug 11.
Iltumur K, Yavavli A, Apak I, Ariturk Z, Toprak N. Elevated plasma N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide levels in acute ischemic stroke. Am Heart J. 2006 May;151(5):1115-22. Erratum in: Am Heart J. 2007 Mar;153(3):444. Yavavli A [added]; Karabulut, Aziz [removed]; Aluclu, Ufuk[removed];. Am Heart J. 2007 Feb;153(2):312.
|Responsible Party:
|Jesper K. Jensen, Md, Vejle Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00701818 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|June 18, 2008
|Last Updated:
|June 2, 2015
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cerebral Infarction
Myocardial Ischemia
Coronary Artery Disease
Cerebrovascular Disorders
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Brain Infarction
Brain Ischemia
Heart Diseases
Coronary Disease
Arterial Occlusive Diseases
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Hamilton pole revives magic memories of 2007
Lewis Hamilton revives memories of his stunning Formula One debut season with his first British Grand Prix pole position since 2007.
The 2008 champion said his flying qualifying lap, almost half a second quicker than second placed Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg, gave him an incredible feeling and had been "as close to perfect as I could do".
"It definitely does feel like it's up there with the best," he added on a sunlit afternoon at the old airfield circuit.
"It feels just like it did in 2007. Just to see the crowd here today is fantastic - such a great turnout from everyone. So that was a lap for them."
Hamilton had started the season with many expecting him to regret the move from McLaren but that is now just so much ancient history.
McLaren are in the doldrums are Mercedes are the rising challengers to champions Red Bull with five pole positions in eight races.
Hamilton has had two of them but is still waiting for the first win with his new employers - something he was unwilling to contemplate overnight (NZ time) given the uncertainty over his car's ability to make the tyres work.
"Sometimes it is like a wild bull, you're trying to tame it which is very very difficult to do," he said of the Mercedes, a car he is still adjusting to and does not feel entirely comfortable in.
"But when you do, and you pull out a lap like that, it really felt like 2007. I couldn't hear anyone still, because the car's too loud, hopefully I got a good roar today," he added of the crowd support.
The crowd, with their banners of support and Hamilton flags, had made a huge difference, he suggested.
Hamilton went out to wave to the grandstand from the pit wall before the session and the fans acclaimed him afterwards as one of their own.
He said it was not about psyching himself up for the qualifying session ahead but reacting to their enthusiasm and giving something back.
"The fans sit there for a long long time during the day and don't really get to see our faces so it's the one opportunity that I do get to see them and try to extract what I can from them, because the support means a lot," he said.
"Of course this weekend I come here with an extra boost of energy and just want to pay them back.
"This is the first time since 2008 that I've had a car that I've really been able to compete with so I'm really, really proud of what the team have done and I hope the fans can have a good evening and bring us some good luck tomorrow."
Red Bull's triple world champion Sebastian Vettel qualified third and will share the second row with team mate Mark Webber, in what will be the Australian's last British race before quitting Formula One at the end of the year.
"They are bloody quick in qualifying...they seem to be in a different world on Saturday afternoons," said Vettel. "But points are scored on Sunday and the last few races have been pretty good for us."
Britain's Paul Di Resta for Force India and young Australian Daniel Ricciardo, the Toro Rosso driver bidding for Webber's drive next year, will line up together on the third row.
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, 36 points behind Vettel in the championship, qualified 10th in a disappointing performance from the Italian team, who had Brazilian Felipe Massa in 12th place.
"We were not competitive all weekend and it's not normal to see Ferrari out of Q3 (the third phase of qualifying)," said the Spaniard.
"We need to recover now and it was a bad Saturday. We didn't improve the car enough in the last four to five races and we ordered some new parts but they didn't do what we expected. We need to keep on working."
McLaren had another miserable qualifying, with 2009 world champion Jenson Button 11th on the grid and Mexican team mate Sergio Perez 14th.
Former champions Williams, who have made their home race a celebration of their 600 grands prix in the sport, fared even more dismally.
Finland's Valtteri Bottas failed to make it through the first phase and qualified 17th behind Venezuelan team mate Pastor Maldonado in 16th.


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Mr. Jaffe, director of the Jewish Foundation Fund, stated that without the work of pioneers, aided by Jewish national capital, the development of Palestine would have been impossible and the country would never have been an asylum for hundreds of thousands of Jews.
"Jewish national capital," said Mr. Jaffe, "has paved the way for private initiative. The Foundation Fund has already invested $8,000,000 in Palestine, but from now on our principal work will be in agriculture."


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