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You watch some strange porn?
You watch some strange porn?
What did I start..... What a funny bunch
Well, a Firefly 8S 90 (No Distortion) is here, with the Memory Card and head thing and a few other bits arriving tomorrow if Amazon deliver as promised.
The main reason I spent more than I hoped to (all for under £200)was for the 120 Frames per Second at 1080, which should work well through Kinovea?
I have a gopro session which is within your budget:
Great quality.
But that price doesn't include 2 Batteries, charger, fast micro sdcard thing, and accessories re head and wall\table?
I kinda know enough to be dangerous with this stuff, lol: is it native 4k or processed?
I do like the fps of the 6 though.
It took some headbanging to find, lol.
Ended up that their UK bod\stockist is near me, so picked it up......
Hopefully I'll have the hang of it etc to do some filming on Friday. Then it is more techie stuff and learning some Kinovea.
Just realised that it will get to phone quicker and cheaper (re Battery power) with a cable so double ended micro HDMI is needed, grrrr
Hmmm, I don't even know if the phone will see the camera down the cable.
There is Wifi App, which allows footage to be seen on phone.....


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We got a call from our regular pet transport on a weekend morning asking for help on behalf of a Muslim lady H who had been feeding a stray dog at her industrial area workplace. Skinny suffered a hit from a big wooden stick by a worker a week or two ago, and his eye was now red and swollen. H wanted to help Skinny seek medical help urgently but was unable to get Skinny into the carrier.
H told us that Skinny used to stay inside the compound of her workplace but a pack of four dogs from a neighboring factory that closed down seized his territory and since then, he has been staying on the streets.
Upon reaching the coffeeshop with H's directions, we went around the coffeeshop but could not locate Skinny. We checked with the drinks stallholder but he too said that while Skinny would usually be sleeping under his van, but there he had not seen him that day.
H said Skinny might also be sleeping under the trailers parked along the roads outside and we circled the area to continue looking for him. Thankfully, he was located in no time! We saw him resting under a long trailer and managed to lure him out with food. There were some dried up wounds on his forehead, luckily they were just superficial and already healing. But his left eyeball was ruptured and infected, to the extent he could not close his eye. We had to get him to the vet asap.
After Skinny ate some food, we were still unable to lure him into the carrier. However, when we detoured to another coffeeshop to buy some more food to try our luck and came back a second time, we were lucky to be able to loop his neck this time round. Skinny of course put up a struggle as he did not know what was going on and was scared stiff. We took some time to calm Skinny down, slowly talked to him and coaxed him. He was a rather friendly boy but being a stray, it was usual for them to be cautious of strangers and we were just meeting him for the very first time. Nonetheless, he was a very good boy and not exactly snappy. After calming him down, we managed to get him into the carrier.
Over at the clinic, the vet confirmed our suspicions that Skinny's left eyeball needed to be removed. However, his eye was too badly infected and Skinny was prescribed medicated eyedrops to bring down the swelling first. When we visited Skinny one day after he was warded, the swelling has indeed subsided quite a fair bit and the vet was monitoring him closely to decide when to operate on him, which would be in a day or two. The clinic staff also told us that he was a very big eater!
Skinny has just been discharged after his eye operation, and despite his condition, we still saw a smile on him when we visited him. Skinny is a happy boy who deserves so much more. Many a time, we know these dogs are homeless through no fault of theirs. And they are so often misunderstood as the aggressively territorial creatures portrayed on media. This is why our sanctuary NANAS caters mainly for mongrels, though we do have a few rescued pedigrees residing in there too.
It's the festive season, and the season of giving. Skinny's medical bills are not rocket high as some of our other cases, but still we hope you can help contribute whatever you can so that we can continue helping other animals too. Thank you and as always, Skinny will be up for adoption once he has fully recovered. This young boy has been given a clean bill of health by the vet, and all he needs now is a forever home, to love him for who he is.

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Our 2010 Petit Verdot is a luscious, full-bodied, full-flavored, fruit-driven, aromatic, 100% varietal wine that would pair fantastically with a simply grilled, marbled ribeye steak (I like mine with a little salt, pepper, some olive oil and aged balsamic vinegar on a bed of wild arugula).
Petit Verdot is one of the lesser known, and lesser used, Bordeaux grapes. Its primary function is to enhance the red wines of the Medoc with color and exotic perfume. But because Petit Verdot is the last of the Bordeaux grapes to ripen, it is rarely used at all and is essentially non-existent on the Right Bank.
Consider that grapes are chosen not just for their performance in varying soil types but also as a form of insurance for winegrowers in adverse weather conditions. Merlot, the most planted grape in Bordeaux, is the first to ripen and grows well in the clay-based soils of the Right Bank because they tame its natural vigor. However, in rough years, Merlot can fall victim to late spring frost.
Cabernet Sauvignon ripens later and grows more successfully in the well-drained gravel soils of the Medoc where its roots can dig deep and the scarcity of water promotes more concentrated fruit. Cabernet Sauvignon may, however, fall victim to heavy fall rains after Merlot has been safely harvested. With this in mind it's a wonder the late-ripening Petit Verdot gets used at all, if it weren't for its bedazzling personality.
Santa Barbara County is not just blessed with the longest growing season in California, but one of the longest in the world. Bringing a late-ripening grape such as Petit Verdot to fruition is no problem at all. Come in to the tasting room and reap the benefits of our fabulous terroir and experience something the French have to turn to us for.
Carlos Mascherin-Fossek, CS – Santa Barbara Winery
To Order: www.sbwinery.com


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text: The histone methyltransferase complex PRC2 controls key steps in developmental cell and transitions fate choices; however, its jobs in vertebrate eyesight development remain unidentified. injected in a single dorsal pet blastomere on the eight-cell stage (Huang and Moody, 1993). Embryos had been gathered and staged regarding to Nieuwkoop and Faber (Nieuwkoop and Faber, 1967), and X-gal staining performed on -gal-injected embryos as previously referred to (Turner and Weintraub, 1994). Transgenic embryos had been produced as previously referred to (Kroll and Amaya, 1996; Vetter and Hutcheson, 2002), using buy 1613028-81-1 the promoter (discover Truck Raay et al., 2005). hybridization evaluation hybridization was performed on entire embryos and retinal areas as previously referred to (Hutcheson and Vetter, 2001). The next digoxigenin (Drill down)-tagged riboprobes had been useful for the evaluation: Ezh2, Rbbp4/7, Eed, Suz12 (Aldiri and Vetter, 2009), Rx (Casarosa et al., 1997), Xash1 (Ferreiro et al., 1993), Xath5 (Kanekar et al., 1997), Fz5 (Sumanas and Ekker, 2001), cyclin D1 (Vernon and Philpott, 2003), Xngnr-1 (Ma et al., 1996), Xash3 (Zimmerman et al., 1993), Vsx1 (DAutilia et al., 2006), Sox2 (Mizuseki et al., 1998), Pax6 (Hirsch and Harris, 1997), NeuroD (Lee et al., 1995), Six3 (Zhou et al., 2000), Hermes (Patterson et al., 2000), Sbt1 (Logan et al., 2005a), Delta (Dorsky et al., 1997), Notch (Coffman et al., 1990), Esr-1 (Wettstein et al., 1997) and Nrarp (Lamar et al., 2001). Morpholinos and pan-caspase inhibitor The next translation preventing morpholinos (Gene Equipment; Philomath, OR) had been found in the eight-cell shots: Ezh2 ATG MO, 5-CAGATTTCTTCCCCGTCTGGCCCAT-3 (5 ng); Ezh2 UTR MO, 5-TATCCAAAGGATGAATGGTCGCTCA-3 (20-25 ng); control MO (scrambled series of Ezh2 ATG MO), 5-CGAATTCTTCTCCGCTTCGCGCACT-3 (5 ng); Rbbp4/7 MO, 5-CGAACGCAGCTTCTTTATCAGCCAT-3 (10 ng). Fz5 MO (15 ng) and Suz12 MO (15 ng) have already been previously referred to (Truck Raay et al., 2005; Peng et al., 2009). The efficiency from the Ezh2 UTR MO was verified by its capability buy 1613028-81-1 to stop proteins Rabbit Polyclonal to GSK3alpha (phospho-Ser21) translation using Ezh2 cDNA being a template (data not really proven). A pan-caspase inhibitor [Z-VAD (OMe)-FMK; Calbiochem] (5 ng) was found in shots. Immunohistochemistry, TUNEL evaluation and BrdU labeling Immunostaining on retinal cryosections was performed as previously referred to (Moore et al., 2002). Antibodies utilized had been: rabbit anti-H3K27me3 (Millipore, 1:100), rabbit anti-HP3 (Upstate, 1:300), rabbit anti-Ezh2 (1:4000, Energetic Motif; areas treated with 50 mM buy 1613028-81-1 NH4Cl for ten minutes after fixation) and Alexa Fluor 568-conjugated goat anti-rabbit antibody (Molecular Probes, 1:2000). TUNEL labeling was performed as previously referred to (Hensey and Gautier, 1998; Agathocleous et al., 2009). BrdU labeling for thirty minutes was accompanied by recognition on stage 41 retinal areas as previously referred to (Perron et al., 1998). For cumulative BrdU labeling (Nowakowski et al., 1989), 5 ng of control MO or Ezh2 ATG MO plus 300 pg of GFP mRNA was injected into one dorsal blastomere on the eight-cell stage, embryos chosen at levels 17-18 after that, sorted for GFP appearance in the optic vesicle after that injected with BrdU simply because referred to previously (Perron et al., 1998), except that embryos had been permitted to recover for 30 after that, 60 or 90 mins, or 4 hours ahead of fixation. During this right time, BrdU is available continuously, and is included by cells getting into S-phase. Embryos had been inserted in paraffin polish, sectioned at 14 m and anti-BrdU antibody staining was performed as referred to previously (Agathocleous et al., 2009). Cell matters had been produced using NIS Components AR4 and statistical evaluation using GraphPad Prism edition 6.00 for Windows (GraphPad Software, La Jolla, CA, USA). The labeling index (LI) was quantified as the amount of BrdU-labeled nuclei over total Hoechst-positive.


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Design For Test (DFT)
Course Overview:
Design For Testability (DFT) is a specialisation in the SOC design cycle, which facilitates a design for detecting manufacturing defects. With increase in size & complexity of chips, facilitated by advancement of manufacturing technologies, It has evolved as a specialization in itself over a period of time. DFT Engineers, works on introducing various test structures as part of the design flow, to increase the testability of logic, pads, memories, interconnects.
This course is designed for the working VLSI / Electronics engineers who want to learn / enhance their knowledge on Design For Testability (DFT) and become Skilled DFT engineers.
The course is designed and will be delivered by experts in DFT, as per current project requirements. Importance is given to cover the concepts, methodology thoroughly with good emphasis on hands-on training, using Industry Standard DFT tools with at least 50 % time allocated to lab sessions.
A winner is someone who recognizes his God given talents, works his tail off to develop them into skills and use these skills to accomplish his goals. – Larry Bird
Learning Outcome:
At the end of this course, the candidate will be able to:
- Read in the netlist that has DFT logic inserted in it and along with the various SPF files in the ATPG EDA tool.
- Build the ATPG model.
- Run DRC checks on the design.
- Generate patterns for stuck-at and at-speed models.
- Review Test Coverage & do incremental ATPG.
- Write-out the patterns.
- Diagnose failure logs provided by the ATE engineer
Training Delivery Model:
- Weekends (Saturdays) : Instructor Lead classroom training
- Weekdays : Lab support through Email and WhatsApp
- Flexible learning with 24/7 Lab Access from home through VPN
- Lecture & Lab sessions go hand in hand, like corporate training
- Sessions will be interactive in nature
- Projects at end of the course
Who Can Attend This Course:
- Entry level / Experienced DFT engineers, who want to learn DFT in a systematic way from fundamentals to techniques, methodologies.
- RTL Design, Verification, Synthesis, STA and Physical Design Engineers, CAD Engineers who need to understand DFT for effective integration into their respective design flows.
- Application Engineers who need to understand DFT, for effective customer interactions & problem solving
- Faculty working in Engineering Colleges, teaching VLSI subjects.
- Anyone interested to learn basic to intermediate level of DFT concepts and tool flow.
- M.tech (VLSI) Interns/Freshers/Students
- Knowledge of digital design.
- Knowledge of ASIC / SOC design flow.
- At least 1 year of work experience in ASIC or SOC Design Flow.
- Prior knowledge of DFT is not required
Course Content outline:
Duration: 9 Weeks
Each module has associated labs. Theory session will be followed by hands on labs.
SCAN & JTAG Insertion
Week 1:
- Full ASIC flow – DFT
- DFT Basics
- Understanding of SCAN in depth
- Scan architecture overview
- Types of Scan
- Scan golden rules
Week 2:
- Understanding and analysis of DFT DRC
- Multiple clock handling
- DRC Fixing with examples
- Full scan insertion and stitching without compression
- Generate test protocol and understanding
Week 3:
- Basics/Need of Compression
- Compression techniques
- Scan insertion with compression
- On-chip clocking for at-speed testing
Week 4:
- Hierarchical Scan Design
- Top-Down Scan Insertion
- Boundary scan basics
- Boundary scan cell operation in detail
- JTAG basics, operation and state machine
ATPG & Simulations
- ASIC Flow
- DFT Overview
- DFT Flow
- Understanding of Defects and Faults
- Functional test Vs Structural Test
- Understanding of Silicon testing from Tester to gate level
- Fault Detection
- Faults and fault collapsing
- ATPG algorithm
Week 2:
- Fault models
- Types of fault models
- Different types of ATPG
- Stuckat fault model with an example
- Understanding of ATPG constraints
- Understanding of SPF
- ATPG DRC analysis [2-3 Live examples]
- ATPG for Stuckat fault model
- Test Coverage Vs Fault Coverage
Week 3:
- Usage of ATPG Graphical schematic viewer
- Analyzing feedback paths
- ATPG pattern simulation flow
- Stuckat pattern Simulation and failure debugging
- Analyzing ATPG faults
- Coverage improvement techniques
- ATPG pattern optimization
Week 4:
- At speed fault models
- Understanding Transition fault ATPG
- ATPG setup for transition fault model
- ATPG for Transition fault model
- Timing exceptions in atspeed testing
- Path delay fault modelling
- On-Chip clock controller
Week 5:
- Transition Pattern simulation
- Transition pattern Simulation failure debugging
- Introduction to Diagnosis
- Diagnosis Flow
- Analysing failure logs
Tools to be used:
- Industry Standard DFT Tool set will be used.
- Additional Lab Hours through VPN, to enable you spend more time on labs from home. This is on top of Trainer led lab sessions during sundays.
Assessment & Certification:
- Course completion certificate from ChipEdge.
- At the end of the course, Course learning will be assessed as per Bloom's Taxonomy.
- 3 credit Course leading to M.S degree and Certification from Global University of Engineering, USA.
The trainer has 11+ years of VLSI industry Experience, with last 8 years exclusively in DFT and currently working as DFT lead for a services company. He has worked for customers like Texas Instruments, Intel.
He is passionate in teaching & sharing his knowledge and mentored entry / mid level engineers throughout his career.
I feel fortunate to have found one such unique course and enrolled for it. The course has given a lot of exposure to DFT and broken my idea that DFT is an easy job to do.
Trainer is very helpful even in very small and silly doubts explain everything asked to him. About course, it was very good. When I have started I have so many doubts but now at the end of this course doubts are clear with clear understanding of concepts.


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Ten Inch Hero will be available to rent at Blockbusters all over the U.S. on Feb 17. The film will also be available on blockbuster.com.
At this time, no word on which stores will be selling copies as well. This depends on availability over the next few weeks. We are confident there will be copies available for purchase by April, but just can't be sure before then.
So please help an indie film out, and spread the word!!


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Dorothy has the Itch it seems
So Jesse's putting on the oil
for the island to be rich
with color and longevity
But Dorothy's got the itch.
She wants to get to going
for she's heard the pad it through,
and soon she'll get to see her new home,
Maybe, so will you.
She'll have the trees to shade her,
The view to last her life,
the acres full of wild things
to watch both day and night.
She wants to go, to travel fast,
on down the highway fly,
to leave into adulthood
and to hold her family high.
Within her walls they'll settle in,
relax and make a home,
With Dorothy to attend to them,
Until the day their gone.


text: Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone knows how to add more languages to the Dictionary application. I was specifically looking for a Portuguese language pack, but after searching in Apple's website I only managed to find one (yes, one) language pack for that application; isn't that odd? I use the Dictionary application quite a lot for English words, too bad i can't do it for my native language. Anyway, cheers and thanks in advance


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Thanks Teriga for your friendly response. I would be glad to come to the next meeting but don't know where or what time. Hopefully it will be on a bus route cos I don't have a car.
Sincere regards
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Tuesday, 10 February 2015
SevenGate | 12 Years Targeted Individual - Massive Stolen Intellectual Property Case | TFR 7/2/15
On Saturday 7th February, we had the return of the wonderfully talented Ms Charles Seven (on the 7th... maybe a message there?), as our Guest on Truth Frequency Radio and she was talking more about her Intellectual Property THEFT which has been perpetrated against her by the TV companies and High Profile Lawyers.
Blockbuster shows like 'Dancing With The Stars' in USA/Canada and 'Dancing On Ice' in UK have been proven in court to be the STOLEN creations of 'Seven', (affectionately named because she was the seventh child). Yet while the 'Stars' receive thousands per show, the corrupt, criminal lawyers and barristers working within the British legal system, have prevented Ms Seven from receiving a penny in 'royalties' lawfully due to her.
For almost 12 years now, this woman has refused to allow these thieving scumbags to destroy her and continues to fight against this evil, with the hope that people will support her and assist her in recovering at minimum, Billions of pounds that Seven wishes to use for Humanitarian purposes around the World.
Je suis Charles Seven ~ SevenGate ~
'Dancing with Stars' (USA), 'Strictly Come Dancing' (UK) are stolen creations of Charles Seven, a musician and media creative Producer.
Seven won her case before Lord Justice Chadwick and Sir Peter Gibson in UK Court of Appeal and before Justice Sir Nicholas Pumfrey in the Chancery Divison 2006.
Seven won one of the UK's largest 'Intellectual Property Rights' cases, against media giants, including BBC, ITV, VIRGIN Media, Channel 4, SCOTTISH TV, plus other Major networks in 26 nations around the world, dating from 2003.
Seven explains, "After the defendant members of the syndicate were found guilty in court, they used criminal means by way of domestic terrorism, extreme violence, serious frauds, foul play and a murder campaign to escape going to prison."
These Media Corporations are guilty of receiving stolen Intellectual Property, lawfully proven to belong to Ms Charles Seven, who is now owed Billions of Pounds!
How many 'Dancing With Stars' performers are happy to be paid £1,000's of pounds per show, while the IP creator is gang-stalked, threatened, traumatized and terrorised?
Thanks for publication permission go to Andy and Tom of http://truthfrequencyradio.com/
German website: http://sevengate.de
5 comments:
- White Star11 February 2015 at 01:59
Excellent work as usual, well done!ReplyDelete
Thanks for helping get the word outReplyDelete
Greetings, one and all. I hope the weekend found your skies in better condition than that of central FL. As more tourism occurs over a variety of events and "snowbirds" leaving the cold behind, the geoengineering (or whatever they think they're doing up there) reaches oblivious proportions. James...you once stated that chemtrails were more than likely a "delivery system": airborne vaccination, culling via heavy metal poisoning, human hybridization....take your pick! Or is it possible that aluminum inhalation makes one visible to radar?ReplyDelete
Not aluminum, Buzz, it takes a sizeable surface almost directly reflecting the radar signal for a noticeable return. That is the basis of stealth technology. JCHReplyDelete
Hi James,ReplyDelete
Question: In a few of your radioshows you talk about SPLIT consciousness...
Where did the other half go? Is it alive in another person?
Is this a split of a soul in a male and female side, and them together in fact make up the whole person?
I hope to hear your answer. Thanx!
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Court affirms Insurance Commissioner's Rate Regulation Authority
News: 2014 Press Release
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones issued the following statement regarding the Sacramento Superior Court's ruling in Mercury v. Jones received on June 13.
"The Court's ruling affirms my department's position that the rate I previously approved is fair to Mercury, is based carefully on the law, and assures that consumers do not pay the excessive rate Mercury attempted to extract.
In its ruling, the Court agreed with my position that the 20th Century case articulates the standard for deep financial hardship, and that Mercury was required to make a showing of confiscation before it could ask for rate relief on the basis of financial hardship. The court also agreed with my interpretation of the Department's institutional advertising regulation.
This is a victory for Mercury's consumers who will be able to keep the rate reductions I previously ordered."
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Media Notes:
- PDF of June 13, 2014 court decision available.
- May 8, 2013 - Court denies Mercury Casualty Company's petition to stay Insurance Commissioner Jones' rate reduction order.
The California Department of Insurance, established in 1868, is the largest consumer protection agency in California. Insurers collect $310 billion in premiums annually in California. Since 2011 the California Department of Insurance received more than 1,000,000 calls from consumers and helped recover over $469 million in claims and premiums. Please visit the Department of Insurance website at www.insurance.ca.gov. Non-media inquiries should be directed to the Consumer Hotline at 800.927.4357. Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf (TDD), please dial 800.482.4833.


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This is NOT the spawn of Russia's series of robotic spacecraft missions… But it is a cool-ass watch!
Designer Vadim Kibardin's Sputnik Watch, takes modular design into the future, and slaps it on your wrist with a familiar form and some cool-ass new features. Offered in black, white, silver, and a whole lotta other bright colors, this new-age timepiece is sure to add style to any wardrobe!


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Featured News - Current News - Archived News - News Categories
On Monday, June 13, the Niagara USA Chamber will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand opening of Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar at its new location at 1594 Military Road, Niagara Falls.
The ceremony begins at 10:15 a.m.
Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Buffalo Wild Wings Inc. is a growing owner, operator and franchisor of restaurants featuring a variety of boldly flavored, made-to-order menu items, including Buffalo-style chicken wings spun in one of 14 signature sauces.
Buffalo Wild Wings is known as an inviting neighborhood destination with widespread appeal. It is the recipient of dozens of "Best Wings" and "Best Sports Bar" awards from across the country. There are currently 750 Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar locations across 45 states.


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Just as we thought winter was over for another year, it's officially spring tomorrow after all, here we are...
It's snowing, freezing and something ominous called the 'Beast from the East' has arrived.
While there are many downsides to a storm of this size hitting Ireland there are some things to be happy about:
Snowball fights, sledding, possible snow days and warm, cosy, filling food.
Here's our favourite six winter warmer recipes for the last day of winter!
Beef Stew
Packed full of veg and served piping hot with mash
Recipe via Jamie Oliver here.
Vegetable Soup
You really can't beat a thick and creamy soup with some crusty bread.
Recipe via Donal Skehan here.
Fish Pie
Floury potatoes, haddock, real butter and cheese. This really is a winter warmer.
Recipe via Nigella Lawson here.
It's easy to grab a ready made lasagna or a kit but taking the time to make this creation will be so worth it
Recipe via Mary Berry here.
Vegan Pot Pies
A delicious, flaky crust and a creamy veg filling. You won't be able to just have one.
Recipe via Minimalist Baker here.
Shepard's Pie
A winter classic with an easy to follow recipe.
Recipe via Gordon Ramsay here.


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cooking demonstrations, education regarding healthy food choices, reading labels, and more.
Basic Life Support-
Healthcare providers and Heartsaver Cost $85 new certification $65 recertification includes cost for book and completion card. Bring a friend save $10
Friends and Family-Cost $25 includes book and completion card, no written exam required.
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Cost$195 for new 2 day certification. Cost $165 1 day recertification.
Combine your BLS and ACLS recertification for one low price $175
by appointment, cost negotiable
Stress management-
Juggling elephants program based on the best- selling book. Cost $40 per person includes materials.
Cardiac Risk Factor sessions


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Earlier today I discussed a new New England Journal of Medicine Study on medical malpractice. The Chicago Injury Law Blog mentioned in its blog today a new book written by a Connecticut law professor that concludes that the "the real problem is too much medical malpractice, not too much litigation." Professor Tom Baker's "The Medical Malpractice Myth" relies primarily on medical journals to refute the contention that plaintiffs' medical malpractice lawyers are the force behind the increase in medical costs. Professor Baker's study also concluded that tort reform has had a detrimental impact on overall patient safety.
I have not read the book, but the reported conclusions are consistent with the New England Journal of Medicine article I discussed earlier today.


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because people aren't mass produced, neither are our kitchens
Welcome ToCompass Kitchens
Your Kitchen Ideas are Realised Here
Compass Kitchens can design & make the perfect kitchen for you because we take the time to understand "your" needs.
Whatever style you prefer; from a modern Contemporary look, through to the traditional charm of timeless timber, Compass Kitchens can plan and make a creative kitchen for you which balances the three elements of function, form and aesthetics to produce for you a beautiful kitchen with innovative ideas, with practical easy-to-access storage spaces and a layout with a functional work flow; where when we bring all these elements together for you, we can produce for you a beautiful new Kitchen which is a pleasure to use and a joy to be in; making your new Kitchen the focal point of your home where family and friends can come together.
For our process we first like to meet on site to provide for you a free, personal in-home consultation; where by doing this we can best appreciate your space and understand how you would ultimately like to use your Kitchen, where with this we can then Design and Style for you a Kitchen that fully suits your needs.
What Makes our Cabinetry Different
Residential and Commercial Projects
Some of our Published Work
Help Selecting Materials
Help selecting Colour
Microwave Stealth Shelf
About Compass Kitchens!
Compass Kitchens provides a complete Kitchen Renovation Service starting with the design, through to your custom Kitchen Manufacture and then through to complete Installation; including any structural work required along with Power, Plumbing, Lighting, Tiling, Splashbacks and Flooring if you need. We can also help you with the supply of your appliances at trade prices.
Our factory is situated centrally on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula close to Adelaide; where our quality Custom Kitchen Renovation work takes us all over Adelaide, including the Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, Southern Suburbs, Southern Vales and throughout the Adelaide Hills. Why not give us a call and see how we can create the perfect kitchen designed just for you and your lifestyle.
With over 35 years experience in the Adelaide Kitchen Renovation industry we are the place to go to and trust if you would like a new quality kitchen that is bespoke and made to the highest standards, a Kitchen that is truly custom-made and will stand the test of time while still being very affordable and representing great value for money. If you would like to arrange a time for us to meet and provide you with a personal in-home design consultation and a quote, please don't hesitate to contact us.
WhatWe Do
Custom Made Kitchens for New Builds
We Design and Make Kitchens for New Building Constructions to suit your needs. It's good to talk to us early in the process.
Kitchen Renovation
We Design and Make Kitchens for existing homes and personally manage the whole process in-house start to finish.
All Types of Built In Cabinetry
Design Services
Project Management
For our Renovation work, we also manage the project to coordinate any Stuctural Work, Plumbing, Electrical, Tiling and Flooring for a stress free process.
Commercial Cabinetry
In addition to Residential Cabinetry, we also do Commercial Work.
We have developed and manufactured the Microwave Stealth Shelf.
Thank you for the work you have done on our kitchen. We are very pleased with it and most impressed. Already we have had many favourable comments from friends and neighbours. We have had no hesitation recommending you already to others, including our parents who have already booked you to renovate their kitchen.
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I hope this finds you well and flourishing. I cannot believe it has been almost 6 months, the time just slips by. Thank you once again. We have had nothing but pleasure from this new part of our house!
Malcolm has now built 3 kitchen for our family and one for a friend. Our first was a country style kitchen that lasted 20 years and only was changed because we dramatically opened up the kitchen dining area of the house replacing stone walls with sliding glass doors. We realised that our country style kitchen didn't cut it any more so decided to replace it with a modern interpretation of an Aussie country kitchen. We both like the styling of Art Deco. We tried several well known kitchen companies but found that we were being steered toward their kit formed solutions so asked Malcolm to help us again. He looked at our rough drawings and our colour decisions and commented I think this will be a timeless kitchen. He helped us to work through a range of technical decisions so we have been able to be true to the original concept. This included managing issues like relaying the floor, bring in new electrical circuits and straightening a very wonky wall. In the end as you can see in the pictures the kitchen is beautifully sculptural without any unnecessary features. The room is not completely square but Malcolm has managed to absorb this so the 2 halves of the kitchen are perfectly parallel. We are very happy with our kitchen.It fun to be in and encourages making the effort to produce wonderful meals and entertain friends and family. I highly recommend Compass Kitchens
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The evening session of the Summer Course on Indian Culture and Spirituality was held at Sai Kulwanth hall. The session began with invocatory Vedic chants by the students of Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, Prasanthi Nilayam campus. It was followed by the introductory talk by Sri B Chandrasekhar, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Management and Commerce, Muddenahalli Campus. He introduced the speakers for the day.
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The first speaker was Sri G.Vikram, III BBM, Muddenahalli Campus. He summarized the whole days proceedings at the Poornachandra auditorium in an eloquent manner.
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He was followed by Sri. R Srikanth, III B.Com. (Hons), Brindavan Campus. He spoke on the topic 'Lessons from Ramayana'. He drew parallels between the stories of Ramayana with the five D's of Bhagavan - Discipline, Devotion, Dedication, Determination and Discrimination. He ended his talk on a high note by urging the audience to resolve to follow any one of these D's so that they can rewrite their destiny.
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Sri. S Shyam Sunder, III B.B.M., Muddenahalli Campus was the next speaker. He spoke on the topic 'SAI – See Always Inside'. He began his talk by saying the man goes behind objects which he believes give him happiness forgetting the true happiness lies in realizing who he really is. The speaker then narrated instances from the lives of Sri Rama, Sri Krishna and Bhagavan to substantiate the same.
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Dr. Sanjay Mahalingam, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Management and Commerce was the final speaker for the day. He spoke on the topic 'Sri Adi Sankaracharya: His Life and Ideas'. He began his talk with a brief introduction about Adi Shankaracharya's life. He incarnated to resurrect Sanathana Dharma when it was at its abyss.
He elaborated on the phrases 'Dukrun Karane' and 'Bhaja Govindam' from the poem 'Moha Mudgara'. He explained that 'Dukrun Karane' is not merely memorizing rules of grammar but a life lived under conditioned mental structure. 'Bhaja Govindam' refers to opening oneself to the currents of love and leading a life aligned with our heart. He concluded by recommending the audience to introspect in their Spiritual lives to time and again ask the questions like 'What really matters in life?' and ' What is truly essential?'


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Milton Keynes Festival Fringe (MKFF) focuses on a biennial event which complements Milton Keynes International Festival.
Showcasing an experimental programme of performance, visual art, film, music, and dance, the 2018 edition will entirely focus on presenting work by artists currently based in or originally from Milton Keynes.
Working across the town - in arts, heritage and non-arts venues as well as within its unique public realm - MKFF 2018 will provide a largely free programme of newly commissioned exhibitions, events and workshops to reach a diverse range of audiences and communities. MKFF 2018 will also see the introduction of a new online strand where artists will be commissioned to produce work specifically for social media and other platforms.
Aside from the artistic programme, MKFF is dedicated to providing opportunities for young people to gain valuable real life experience in the arts sector through our Young Producers scheme. Delivered with partner organisations, this scheme supports skills development, builds confidence and ultimately inspires the growth of a new generation of creatives.
MKFF also strives to reduce its environmental impact and as such has previously received the Greener Festival Award in 2012. We would like to regain this title in 2018 and we are working diligently to ensure that all aspects of our work is delivered to meet the award objectives.
As with previous editions of MKFF, we need to raise a significant amount to deliver our ambitious programme. We are a small but dedicated team, who are committed to supporting artists and developing the cultural landscape of the town. As a rule, 80% of our budget is used for artistic expenditure (i.e. artist fees and staging costs) and only 20% is spent on admin, management and overheads.
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FAQs - Community health centre dentists taking protected industrial action: 24-hour work stoppage: 13-09-18 (PDF 280K)
EBA Campaign update for dentists in community health centres - 04-07-18 (PDF 200K)
See: in-principle offer: dentists specialists in public hospitals - 28-06-2018 (PDF 200K)
Phase 1 - 2016 Community clinic dentists
ADAVB and Professionals Australia (PA) formed a new alliance in December 2015 to help community clinic dentists seek fairer working conditions. In the first part of the joint campaign, ADAVB and PA helped community clinic dentists to seek a fair outcome to their enterprise bargaining negotiations with their employers.
Phase 2 - 2017/2018 Public clinic dentists, dental specialists and dental specialists in training
Victorian enterprise agreements for public dentists, public dental specialists, and public dental specialists in training expired on 30 June 2017. Our campaign is now focussing on public dentistry EBA negotiations. Extensive background work and consultation with members has taken place to develop the Log of Claims.
On 30 June we held our EBA campaign update event where we invited members to review and endorse the Log of Claims. It was a great turnout but we need more public sector dentists to join our campaign. If you are yet to nominate the ADAVB or are not a member, it's not too late. Please join us and have your voice heard.
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Complete the online nomination form (ADAVB member login required). This will authorise the ADAVB to act on your behalf in EBA negotiations with your employer.
Download our latest FAQs about the 2017 Public Dentistry EBA Campaign. Find out more Professionals Australia and our alliance, learn more about what you need to do to join our campaign.
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Register your interest in visiting your local MP to rally up support for our campaign and to make them aware of the public dental sector funding crisis. See facts and stats in the Issues Paper above.
Send Jill Hennessey MP a message now to let her know that everyone deserves a healthy smile and access to quality oral health care. Victoria's funding system for public dental sector care is in crisis, waiting lists are too long and recruitment and retention of dentists is a persistent problem.
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Through our consultations with members, we have developed the Log of Claims, which is a list of items you would like added to, or removed from your current agreements. View the Log of Claims:
General Dentists - Log of Claims 2017
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Community Dentist 2016 EBA negotiation campaign milestones
January - April 2016: Extensive consultations held with employees, employers, industry representatives, VHIA and government.
April - June 2016: In-principle agreement with employers reached and employees voted on the agreement.
August 2016: Two of four agreements approved by the Fair Work Commission and implemented.
September 2016: All four agreements approved by the Fair Work Commission and implemented.
What we achieved
Thank you to all community dentists who had the courage to step forward and join us in this campaign. This result could not have been achieved without you. Our united message to employers was heard.
Together, the ADAVB and Professionals Australia have helped community dentists to make great progress in achieving the respect, recognition and reward they deserve. There is more work to be done and we look forward to providing you with further updates as our campaign continues.
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Ministerial Response: 2015-09-04-Response-from-Min-Hennessy-re-EBA-and-New-Public-Holiday-Redacted.pdf
Eight official meetings held with politicians and their advisors between 2013- 2015 to discuss enterprise bargaining and employment conditions for Victorian public dentists (among other issues). See "2013-2015 EBA Negotations: Extracts of Content" on this page.
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24 August 2016: Community dentist EBAs approved: A win for all dentists in Victoria!
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The University of Hawaii has 10 campuses located across six islands. Three of these campuses are university campuses, while the other seven are community college locations. The University of Hawaii offers 143 bachelor degree, 93 masters degree and 54 doctorate degree programs. Some degree programs are available at specific university campuses only but can be started at one of the community college campus locations.


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A group of Iranian Jews demonstrated in front of the United Nations office in Tehran on Tuesday to voice their support for Iran's right to go nuclear.
They even held Torah scrolls, according to the regime's official Fars News Agency, which added, "The Jewish demonstrators also performed mass religious ceremonies."
The photo accompanying the blurb shows enough men, most of them apparently in their 70s and 80s and a couple of young boys with a kippa, for a minyan.
So that "mass religious ceremony" was davening the afternoon prayers? No, that won't do because there were women, also very elderly, and there was no mechitzah to separate the sexes.
It is not Purim, so they were not reading from the Book of Esther about the Jews in ancient Iran – Persia – who were saved at the last moment from destruction by the Iranian regime's ancestors.
The Iranian Jews obviously were praying for the government, as all Jews do wherever they live, except for certain groups in Israel who shall remain unnamed.
The Jews also issued a statement, according to Fars, to wit, "We, the Iranian Jews, announce our full support for Iran's negotiating team in the talks with the Group 5+1 (the five permanent UN Security Council members plus Germany) and advise the other party to seize this opportunity."
It is amazing that these people are so well-versed in current events that they can spout off "Group 5+1" so easily, but you know the Jews; we know everything.
In case you think the pro-nuke rally was sincere, the Propaganda Ministry, known as Fars, dispelled all doubts by writing that the Jews stated, "The Iranian Jews insist on standing by their Muslim brothers in defending the right to use peaceful nuclear energy for scientific and economic progress of Iran and supporting global peace."
How do they know that the Islamic Republic has only peaceful intentions and does not want to annihilate the Iranian Jews' Jewish brothers in Israel? They know because Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei says so. After all, he issued a Muslim fatwa religious edict that "the pursuit and possession of nuclear weapons [is] 'a grave sin' from every logical, religious and theoretical standpoint."
"The Jewish demonstrators reiterated that Zionism has nothing to do with Judaism and noted that the Iranian Jews have complete freedom to observe their religious rituals in Iran," Fars added.
Just to make sure we are not being too cynical, God forbid, The Jewish Press checked in with a local acquaintance whose family is from Iran.
Yes, Jews have religious freedom in Iran, he said.
Yes, the Jews live in fear, he said.
And, yes, it is nonsense to believe that Iranian Jews would initiate on their own a demonstration in favor of nuclear weapons that could wipe out Israel.
But how do the Iranian Jews know that the regime wants to use peaceful nuclear energy for nuclear weapons to destroy Israel.
Of course, they know.
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Good afternoon. It's a great pleasure to be here.
I certainly will understand if you find it a bit disappointing that I'm here, and not Chairman Cox. I can assure you that he's at least as disappointed as you are.
I'm happy to be able to report, though, that his recuperation after his recent surgical procedure is going very well, and we're all very much looking forward to having him back in the office in the not-too-distant future.
So, let me begin by taking this opportunity to join with Chairman Cox in absentia in thanking: the Mutual Fund Directors Forum, its distinguished leader, and former SEC Chairman, David Ruder, and its membership of independent directors—each of you for all you do for the investors of America.
Your organization is held in very high esteem, as is evidenced by the presence at this conference of Congressman Richard Baker, a 20-year veteran of the House and Chairman of the Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets, and of former SEC Chairman William Donaldson, who had a legendary career on Wall Street before taking over the SEC during a period of unprecedented activity.
Both Congressman Baker and Chairman Donaldson will be speaking here later.
One thing I have to be careful to say at the outset, before I forget: the views I express today are my own and do not necessarily represent those of the Commission or other members of the staff.
OK, with that disclaimer out of the way, I of course also want to thank Susan for her kind introduction. As you know, Susan's our acting director of the Division of Investment Management, and like me she's new at her job.
One difference, though: Susan's been at the SEC for 20 years and, by this coming Friday, I'll have been at the SEC for 20 business days.
That's why I'm very much looking forward to the arrival of John White, our new director of the Division of Corporation Finance, not just because I know he'll be great—and he will be—but also because after he shows up I'll get to be senior to somebody.
Chairman Cox named Susan acting Division chief last month because of the dedication she demonstrated in addressing the needs of the individual investor in her five years as Director of the Office of Investor Education and Assistance.
In that position, Susan championed the use of the latest technological innovations to bring investors and the Securities and Exchange Commission together. As I'm sure you know, the use of technology, particularly the application of interactive data to filings at the SEC, is one of Chairman Cox's priorities. So, later in my remarks today, I'll talk briefly about this important initiative, because it's about to become much more important in mutual fund investing.
As Director of the Office of Investor Education and Assistance, Susan's job was to stay on top of the problems retail investors encounter. In carrying out that responsibility, she never allowed the necessary complexities of our daily work at the SEC to cause her to lose sight of either the big picture—or the little guy.
As I've come to know personally in the last few weeks, the SEC actually is a very friendly place—unless of course you're a crook, in which case we aim to be your worst nightmare. But it's just a fact that any large agency can seem impersonal and forbidding if you're an outsider.
That's why Susan made sure that on our investors' hotline—another project she spearheaded—as Susan put it to the AARP Bulletin: "we treat callers as if they were our own mother."
What better experience than that for someone now holding the fort at Investment Management, the division that oversees mutual funds and investment advisers?
Today, half of American households own mutual funds. That makes mutual funds the investment of choice for the individual investor—by far. Mutual funds today are the depository of America's dreams, from college plans to retirement goals.
It's a no-brainer why investment in mutual funds keeps growing. Medical and technological advances, together with the deeper integration of the world economy, have radically changed our world in very short order.
The expectation of living a longer and healthier life is my definition of progress, as is the fact that virtually all the fascinating gadgets we all use at work or play today—from iPods to the Internet to TiVo—have come into being in just the past few years. How many younger people today use the "cc." function on their Blackberries without really knowing what that means? But I'm old enough to have actually blackened my thumbs on carbon paper. And I used to use a slide rule. You don't see many of those these days.
Meanwhile, new technology has also made the globe a much smaller place, and has put all this bounty within the reach of shoppers not just in New York and Peoria, but also in Paris, Istanbul and Shanghai.
More and more, Americans understand that, with longevity rising, and competition going global, they have to take personal control of more aspects of their lives, and rely less on ephemeral promises. We Americans have to be, not just thrifty, but also smart with our investments.
This link between thrift and industry, longer lives, technological innovation and an international outlook is personified in a founding father whose 300th birthday we celebrate this year. I'm referring, of course, to Ben Franklin. Franklin's name has become almost synonymous with the virtues of thrift and industry, to the point that over the last couple hundred years any number of banks and investment funds have chosen to name themselves after him.
I don't think it's a coincidence that Franklin—who by the way lived to be 84, at a time when the average life expectancy was under 40—was no stranger to technological innovations. In fact, as you know, he was responsible for a quite a few major inventions himself. Nor is it a coincidence that Franklin was one of the best traveled and most international-minded statesmen of his time.
Exemplifying the virtues Franklin represented, industrious and productive Americans work hard for their money, and they want—and deserve—their money to work hard for them too. And that's driving them to securities products.
Let's look at what's been happening over time. According to Federal Reserve data, as late as 1984 bank deposits, including CDs, represented over 55% of total household liquid financial assets.
But fast forward to today. That number's been cut in half. In the third quarter of 2005, bank deposits had fallen to just about 28% of household liquid financial assets, with the remainder—about 72%—an overwhelming majority—accounted for by securities.
At the same time, we know that many investors don't want to—or just can't—do all the due diligence on a single company, or put together a portfolio of different stocks, bonds and other securities whose profile, maturity and risk fits their needs and circumstances.
It's not just that they don't have the expertise—although some of them clearly don't. It's also that they don't have the time. You certainly can count me in that category.
In looking at who owns the lion's share of mutual funds, you find that it is the most active cohort of our population. By a ratio of two to one over their parents and children, most mutual funds are owned by—yes, you guessed it—baby boomers.
My generation—if you can call those of us born between 1945 and 1964 a "generation"—owns around 50% of the mutual fund assets out there.
Our parents, the conquerors of the Great Depression and World War II, and our long-suffering children, share the rest, in about equal measures.
All of them know they want the benefits that come with diversification. But in many cases, alpha and beta are just Greek to them.
And when it comes to derivatives, what with heteroskedasticity and leptokurtosis and all that, well, few non-professionals can hope to keep up.
So, to invest, increasingly, they come to the mutual fund industry.
Let's look back again at the situation a couple decades ago. The market value of mutual fund shares in 1984 represented less than 3% of the household sector's liquid financial assets—an almost negligible share. Today, that number has grown—by about an order of magnitude—to 23%, the highest ever, and still climbing.
Which means: You're the man (or the woman). You independent directors have responsibility for oversight of how mutual funds conduct their business, and in this day and age, with the vast wealth held by mutual funds, that's an awesome responsibility.
Independent directors are the centerpiece of the mutual fund regulatory regime. As the individuals charged with monitoring conflicts of interest, overseeing management and representing shareholders, you have a critical responsibility in the mutual fund boardroom.
As independent directors, you are the arbiters of fairness. You are in the position of being able to evaluate boardroom agenda items with a sole focus on how those matters impact fund investors, and whether a particular initiative is in the investors' best interest.
Your role as independent directors, however, is not limited to the boardroom. Continuing education initiatives, such as this conference, are essential in helping you to hone your skills and stay abreast of regulatory developments.
For your commitment to serving fund investors should not end when the gavel falls on the last agenda item. Your responsibility to your funds' investors requires continuing study if you're to make good on your commitment to serve investors' best interests. And so—and I know Chairman Cox joins me in this—I commend the Mutual Fund Directors Forum for its many efforts to help fund directors excel in their oversight role.
And if Americans are coming to you to oversee this vast amount of wealth, they come to us at the SEC to make sure that mutual funds are disclosing all they should be. That, too, is an awesome responsibility.
As you are aware, you—and we at the SEC—share a common mission: the protection of mutual fund investors. Like you, we seek to fulfill this mission with tenacity, by being a zealous advocate on behalf of investors. Of course, to be effective, we who represent investors must understand what investors need and want. We cannot rely solely on fund management to tell us.
We also cannot become complacent with the ways of the past. The mutual fund industry is constantly evolving. So we must continue to explore new methods of serving and protecting investors.
At the SEC, we value your organization's guidance and input—especially on the issue of how we can improve mutual fund disclosures to make them more understandable, meaningful and readily available for investors. As independent directors, you have a unique perspective because you serve as the link between fund investors and fund management.
Like investors, you represent a variety of backgrounds and experiences. As a result, you can provide a fresh and insightful view on what investors need to make the most informed investment decisions. We are sincerely interested in your viewpoints and encourage you to participate with us in efforts to streamline mutual fund disclosures and expand our technological capabilities to put better fund data and information into the hands of investors.
As I'm sure you're aware, the Commission currently requires mutual funds to disclose a wealth of information. In fact, some may even say that we have a veritable embarrassment of riches when it comes to information disclosed by mutual funds. Indeed, some people are asking whether we are demanding too much disclosure, or not prioritizing it sufficiently.
We know for example that not all of the information being disclosed is always directly useful to retail investors in the format in which it is now presented. So there is an ongoing examination of how to improve the disclosure of information at the point of sale.
The key challenge—not just for the Commission, incidentally, but for the entire industry, including directors such as you—is finding a way to make this information more readily available to retail investors—first and foremost.
There are other constituencies, to be sure. There are regulators—let's not forget them—but there are also financial intermediaries, the financial press and third party analysts who digest the information, analyze it and provide it to retail investors in a variety of formats.
In recent years, the Commission has taken steps to address the different information needs of the various audiences requiring mutual fund information. We have, for example, required summary portfolio information to be delivered to investors, with more detailed information available on-line or on request.
But when it comes to mutual funds, the retail investor assumes the lion's share of the focus. We should reexamine whether he or she can easily understand the vast array of information out there in the format in which it is being presented.
There are several proposals out there that we're looking at. Without prejudging any of them, I can tell you that the Chairman supports prospectus reform that would make the information disclosed easier to use. We want average investors to understand them. The only trouble is that we all too often deal with experts. And, you know, a good definition of an expert is someone who brings confusion to simplicity.
The good news is that, today, we are on the threshold of a far better, far more comprehensive solution to the problem. I'm talking about interactive data. I want to finish my remarks with a couple of comments on this initiative, since it offers the promise of a world where all the constituents—retail investors and their intermediaries and third party analysts—can access the great wealth of mutual fund information with a few simple keystrokes.
Chairman Cox has high hopes that the use of interactive data, and of the Internet in general, can empower the average investor in the retail market. We'd like to see the democratization of financial information and analysis. And there is no better place to start than mutual funds, given their prominence as the investment vehicle of choice for the majority of investors.
Interactive data is made possible by a process known as tagging. For example, a language being written by an international consortium, Extensible Business Reporting Language, or XBRL, tags the numbers in financial statements so they can be easily identified and searched by computers.
It reduces human intervention in the research of information, thereby cutting down on instances of human error in the all-important numbers. At the same time, it enhances the ability of individuals to perform the calculations they want, to contrast and compare across industries or firms.
Through computer tagging of the data that is filed with us, we hope to make it possible for end-users to pick and choose exactly what data they want and need and to analyze and compare just that data. Call it personalized "slicing and dicing."
The even better news is that the taxonomy development that is needed to make this a reality is well within our reach. Chairman Cox is very serious about realizing this vision. And I know Susan is committed to bringing interactive data to mutual fund filings.
But when it comes to looking after the interests of the retail investors in mutual funds—whose importance to the American economy I have laid out for you here today—we are only one piece of the puzzle. You independent directors have a huge job as well.
The magnitude of your responsibility as the watchdog on behalf of investors may, at times, seem overwhelming. However, you must never lose sight of the fact that mutual fund investors benefit from your dedicated service. And I, and my colleagues at the SEC, value the time and energy you commit to your vital role as independent overseers.
I encourage you to keep up the good work and reach out to us at the SEC with your ideas. We will be listening.
What you do is key to the well-being of the whole economy. You're the stewards of America's Dream Machine. I know you realize that you carry this awesome responsibility, and I want to thank you for your dedication.
And for inviting me to be here today. Thank you very much.


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Maurice Owens takes the 2009 Irish Slalom Series in Brandon Bay
- 22 June 2009 | Windsurfing
Round three of the Irish Slalom Series (ISS) took place on June13th/ 14th at the world famous windsurfing location of Brandon Bay, Co. Kerry. Based just outside the small village of Castlegregory on the Maharees peninsula the event was hosted by Jamie Knox Watersports.
With a poor wind forecast throughout the week, some regular faces of the series choose to risk not taking the long journey south – boy did they miss out on a great weekend!
To begin the weekend, the ISS Crew were delighted to announce the new title sponsor of the ISS for 2009; DiscoverIreland.ie. Castlegregory has always provided some exciting racing over the past few years. Some competitors begin their preparations early and got some training in on Friday at Dumps beach.
The official start of Round 3 began early on Saturday morning at Jamie Knox's. With such a wide choice of top notch beaches, Jamie decided to call the beach on the day to best suit the conditions. With registration complete, each entrant was presented with a shiny new racing bib supplied by DiscoverIreland.ie.
Five minutes later 40 vehicles headed off in convoy on the short trip South to Sandy Bay – which ended up as the race venue for the entire weekend.
After twenty minutes the car park was a wash with colourful sails and supporters banners. Despite the poor forecast over 14 Gold Fleet and 19 Silver Fleet competitors were on the beach ready to battle for some national championship points.
True to form Ireland's most efficient race officer; Greg Day, had competitors on the water straight away. With a large Silver Fleet contingent it was decided to run both fleets separately. A strong 20 knot breeze allowed the race crew to set a large downwind slalom course for the Gold Fleet and a slightly easier course for the Silver Fleet.
Four tightly contested races were completed for both fleets, before competitors were given a chance to recover and grab some lunch. With the constant 20 knot breeze and a large course, some of the most hotly contested close racing ever seen on the series took place.
The first few races in the silver fleet saw Glen Warden, Paul Green, John Kileen and local sailor Tom Knox take the top positions. For the first time a full ladies fleet was also looking very competitive with Johanne Murphy and Alison Beirne sharing the number one slots.
The Gold Fleet also unusually saw several sailors taking first place in the morning session. Race winners included Danny Mulryan, Maurice Owens and Hannes Louet-Feisser.
Despite some heavy showers and gusty conditions Jamie Knox used his vast local knowledge to send competitors far out in Brandon Bay for the afternoon session. While most organizers would have called it a day, the 5pm start for the second session paid off!
Three more races were completed for both fleets. This time in gustier 15 to 20 knot conditions. The lunches from the local Spar seemed to have spinach like effects for some of the competitors. Current National Champion Pearse Geaney was back in flying form taking two race victories in the Gold Fleet.
Also on top form were Fintan Day, Gareth Nehill, Steve Flanagan and Tom Slomski. The Silver fleet was also finding their feet with greatly improved performances in the tricky conditions by: Seamus Breathnach, Gildas Bechet, Paul Reed and Dave Minton.
After a great days sailing, the convoy left Sandy Bay at 7pm and headed for another famous site – Spillanes Bar. Dj Debbie was on hand to provide the tunes to what could be considered to be the best display of dodgy dancing ever seen at an Irish Windsurfing Competition. The party continued on into the early hours with tired sailors retreating for rest after word spread of Sunday's forecast.
Sunday morning provided warm, sunny conditions for the rigging session. The fleets were now joined on the beach by a constantly growing crowd of inquisitive spectators. Once again both fleets took to the water.
Despite the best efforts of the race crew – the wind did not play ball. Shifty 2-22 knots conditions saw the Fun Racing flag raised. Not to be disheartened each and every member of the fleer took to the water and completed 5 more races in some challenging conditions.
The level of sailing in the silver fleet continued to rise and with a full days racing behind them, newcomers Kevin Cunningham, Stephen Kelly and Cormac Daly looked like seasoned racers blasting out into in the middle of Brandon Bay. While the top positions of the ladies fleet remained unchanged – both Alessia Stocca and Eilis NiDhill sailed very well in the challenging conditions.
The Gold Fleet on sails up to 10.0m2 was also pushed to the limit. The gusty conditions took its tole on some equipment and some lobster pots were involved in several spectacular high speed stunts.
While the familiar faces at the front sailed very well, they were joined by a new specialist team of Gareth Nehill, Barry Whitelaw, Cormac O'Beirne and Gul Molyneux. The guys worked extra hard in the light conditions and were consistently at the top end of the fleet. Despite some periods of 20 knots, the wind failed to remain consistently above the 12 knot limit for ranked racing.
After lunch the race crew took both fleets back onto the water. In the afternoon session, both fleets started together giving the silver fleet some insight into the mayhem of a gold fleet start. After such a great display of windsurfing, in one of the best locations in the country, it was time to announce the winners. Jamie Knox helped out with the prizes and ensured all those who sailed their hearts out were duly rewarded.
The Boards Magazine prize for the weekends most improved sailor went to Johanne Murphy who managed to beat many of the male contingents in the silver fleet, scoring several top ten finishes. Glen Worden took top honours in the Silver fleet, followed by Paul Green in second and Richard Bowman in Third.
The ladies fleet was won by Johanne Murphy with Alison Beirne in second followed by Alessia Stocca in third. Tom Knox won the youths. In the Gold Fleet Maurice Owens took the valuable championship points followed closely by Pearse Geaney with Danny Mulryan in Third.
The next stop on the series takes competitors to the far north western shores of Downings, Co. Donegal. Guaranteed to be Ireland's biggest windsurfing event, current forecast suggest in excess of 100 competitors. With a big function planned for Saturday night and fleets to suit all abilities – you would be mad to miss it!
Gold Fleet
1.Maurice Owens
2.Pearse Geaney
3.Danny Mulryan
1.Fintan Day
2.Gareth Nehill
3.Steve Flanagan
1.Hannes Louet-Feisser
2.Tom Slomski
Silver Fleet
1.Glen Worden
2.Paul Green
3.Richard Bowman
1.Johanne Murphy
2.Alison Beirne
3.Alessia Stocca
1.Paul Reed
2.Dave Minton
3.Cormac Daly
1.Tom Knox
1.Seamus Breathnach
Grand Master
1.John Kileen
The Dodgy Dancing Award
Stephen Kelly


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Hyman Soloway, LL.B., Q.C., LL.D.
Hyman Soloway was educated at Queen's University and Osgoode Hall and was certified as a Specialist in Civil Litigation. He graduated in 1939 and recommenced practice in 1945 following his discharge from the Canadian Army. During his distinguished legal career, Hyman has practised in almost all areas of the law, but with an emphasis on corporate and commercial matters. From 1970 to 1978, he was counsel to the National Energy Board, and he also served as a director of major Canadian corporations. In addition to his professional endeavours, he was actively involved in community and public affairs as a member of the Canadian Jewish Congress, President of the Ottawa Jewish Community Council, and Chairman of the Board of Governors of Carleton University, where he received an LL.D, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Ottawa Civic Hospital, and on the Board of Governors of Ottawa University where he received a second LL.D. A Chair in Trade and Business Law has been established in his name at the Faculty of Law at Ottawa University.
Hyman continued to maintain an active involvement in the practice of law until shortly before his 90th birthday. He passed away in 2004.
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"(shortly before his 90th birthday)"
The most difficult step in creating, developing and sustaining a cohesive law firm is the assembly of young bright professionals with positive views as to the nature of the firm who will eventually form the nucleus of a continuing, expanding and active firm of lawyers of like quality, drive and aim.
In 1945 almost coincidentally with the termination of the last war, the late John Mirsky and I formed a firm under the name Mirsky, Soloway & Mirsky. From our first day of practice, we continued through hard work to form a firm of quality service. Over the next two decades the firm grew and after several name changes now operates as Soloway Wright with a reputation throughout the city and environs as one of the leading firms in the multitude of fields in which it specializes. At the outset we took advantage of the strong demand for lawyers. From inception it became apparent that John Mirsky was principally directed to criminal and litigious matters. Due to the strong demand in the field of real estate and community development, I played, if I am so bold to say, a leading role in the profession in Ottawa in the field of commerce and commercial matters and attracted clients seeking advice on those endeavours. The variety required drive, determination and skill in which we, as leading practitioners in the city, acted for major financial institutions and corporations. We have never looked back.
Today, the firm is eminently well placed and equipped to provide comprehensive legal services and advice throughout a wide spectrum of litigious skills in issues relating to commerce, trusts and estates and tax law and in related financial matters in addition to generally litigious matters.
From the period following the war and leading to the present time the firm has been actively involved in planning and development of municipalities, and generally in matters relating to roads and traffic, all being particularly relevant to the expansion of the municipality of Ottawa and adjacent areas.
Having been in practice personally for over sixty years, in addition to the nucleus above-mentioned, we gained considerable expertise and a sound reputation in a wide range of other areas - by way of example, our involvement with the National Energy Board in the 70s and 80s and significant roles in litigious matters. Our success is mirrored by the fact that the firm has had some fourteen partners or associates appointed to the bench with significant achievements there.
The driving aim of this firm has been and is to provide the best integrated services to satisfy existing demands recognizing the status and future requirements as the city and the region grow and to provide innovative services as these develop from time to time. This expertise, in particular, is a condition precedent to the basic knowledge and experience of past, present and future views of the municipality. No one solution suits all clients. The broader the field the broader the variety of endeavours and the greater the responsibility assumed by its advisors.
We are fortunate to have assembled a group of professionals with significant expertise in other fields and so recognized. We rejoice in the reputation for knowledge, integrity and pro-active services providing seamless sound advice. I am proud to see that this firm has continued its tradition for high quality level of service to our clients and our community. There is no one solution for clients' legal problems, but of this I am certain, in our case the application of talent, experience and imagination which follows years of experience and expertise are the essential steps and standards which this firm strives to maintain and continue to maintain.
90th Birthday Tribute
A 90th birthday party was planned for Hyman Soloway to be held at the Chateau Laurier in November 2003. But due to Mr. Soloway's illness this party was never held. A video that was to be shown that evening paying tribute to Hyman Soloway is available for you to download here.


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Presented to one faculty advisor from the CSC who has demonstrated exceptional performance working with students. This award is a Student Chapter-nominated award.
The 2015 winner of the CSC's Faculty Advisor Award is:
Robin Stoodley, MCIC
University of British Columbia
Robin Stoodley completed his BSc (honours) and PhD in chemistry at the University of British Columbia. His research background involved both chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences, specializing in a mixture of electrochemistry, models of drug action, spectroscopy and surface science. After a short stint as a faculty member at the University of Calgary, he returned to join UBC's faculty as an instructor in 2009. Now a senior instructor, he currently teaches upper-level analytical chemistry laboratories as well as a course on communicating science. His research interests include laboratory curriculum and laboratory experiment development; the latter having led to recent publications in Journal of Chemical Education. He is vice-chair of the CSC's Chemistry Education Division and served as faculty advisor to UBC's Student Chapter of the CSC since 2011.
The 2014 winner of the CSC's Faculty Advisor Award is:
Judith Poë, FCIC
University of Toronto at Mississauga
Judith Poë, FCIC, did her ARCS in chemistry and her MSc and DIC in biochemistry at Imperial College of Science and Technology, University of London. She joined the faculty of the University of Toronto and Erindale College (now University of Toronto Mississauga), in 1970. A bioinorganic chemist who studied the mechanisms of catalysis by copper and iron containing metalloenzymes. Poë's current research and scholarly activity are in the area of chemical education focusing on the areas of web-enhanced teaching and learning, writing as a tool for learning, problem-based learning and service–learning. She is the recipient of a number of teaching awards amongst which are a 3M Teaching Fellowship, the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations' Teaching Award, the Chemical Institute of Canada's Union Carbide Award for Chemical Education and the University of Toronto President's Teaching Award. She was cited in The McLean's Guide to Canadian Universities as one of the University of Toronto's most "popular profs." Poë served as President of the Canadian Society for Chemistry and is currently Chair of the Board of Trustees of the CIC Chemical Education Trust Fund.


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Strip by Strega Is Opening at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel
It looks like a growing group of restaurants in the Boston area is going to be expanding once again.
The Boston Business Journal is reporting that Nick Varano of The Varano Group is planning to open Strip by Strega at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, moving into the 6,900-square-foot space where Whiskey Park had once been. The article mentions that the new restaurant would be a steakhouse with steaks similar to those found on the menu at Strega Prime, which opened last August. The Bay Village Neighborhood Association will hear about Varano's plans this evening.
[April 1, 2015 update: According to an article in The Boston Herald, Strip by Strega is opening on April 18.]
Other restaurants that are run by The Varano Group include Strega Waterfront at Fan Pier, Strega North End, and Nico, which is also in the North End.
Labels: Boston restaurants, restaurant openings, steakhouses


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Low Brau LLC is a Washington, DC based nano brewery created by Steven Sorrell in response to the current American Craftbrewing atmosphere. After visting breweries around the world, Steven noticed the direction most beers in the US were headed, so in 2010, the seeds of Low Brau were planted.
Low Brau is currently looking at spaces in the north eastern portion of the District, and hopes to start settling down within the next couple of months. Once the space is secured and equipment in place, the flagship beer Heidiweiss will begin production. Currently, the brewhouse will be a 2 beer barrel (BBL) system, with multiple fermentation tanks to allow for more volume. There are plans to have a tasting room and growlers on site.
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