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101 Picture Books: #28 - My Snake Blake by Randy Siegel
Summary: Blake the snake is a little boy’s perfect friend right out of the birthday-present box. He calms the boy’s alarmed mother by spelling out the word "relax" with his body.
Blake answers all of the boys tough homework answers, eats his Brussels sprouts, and hisses at the school bully. The boy knows that dogs, cats, and horses will always be the most popular pets but, he's lucky to have his spectacular snake Blake.
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Select one child to be the snake. In the fashion of tag, have the child tag another child. The second child then joins hands with the first. Together the snake now tries to tag a third child, who, in turn, joins the snake. The game continues until all the children are part of the snake.


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Diamond Jubilee: 'Thousands' due at Skipton street party - BBC News
Diamond Jubilee: 'Thousands' due at Skipton street party
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The event, organised by Skipton town council would be "one big street party" said Mr Butler
Thousands of revellers are expected to attend Diamond Jubilee celebrations in a small North Yorkshire market town.Skipton, a town of about 15,000 people on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is expecting more than 10,000 people on Sunday.Brett Butler, town centre manager, said the event would put a "smile on faces" in "tough economic times".In all about 100 neighbourhoods across the county are expected to celebrate with an official street party.The Skipton event will be held along the town's High Street from 10:00 until 22:00 BST, closing the road for the day.
There will be a funfair, stalls and a large screen showing coverage of the pageant on the River Thames in London on the same day and two feature films.'Tough economic times'Mr Butler said the event, organised by the town council would be "one big street party".He added it was an attempt to put a "smile on faces" in "tough economic times."Every household in the town received an invitation to the free event.The party has cost about £20,000 but it has been covered by sponsorship and income, said Mr Butler.There will also be 43 parties in York over the four-day Jubilee weekend, said the City of York Council.There will be more than 50 road closures across the rest of the county, North Yorkshire County Council said.The events mark 60 years since the Queen came to the throne in 1952.
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I’m shamefaced to say that until last night, I had never even heard the Smashing Pumpkins’ first album “Gish”. While it’s not as instantly catchy as some of their singles from Siamese Dream, it’s still one hell of an album. Add to it the fact that the sound is such a distinct one of the early 90s grunge/alt wave, and I immediately got that warm fuzzy feeling of nostalgia, with sense-memories of Pearl Jam, REM, STP, and the days when people were feeling passionate about the music itself, rather than just ownership rights to it.
Speaking of Seattle’s cultural influences, I’m working on learning how to steam my own milk for lattes. It’s surprisingly temperamental, which is unfortunate considering I’m usually half-awake when I try it.
tokori says:	May 15, 2008 at 2:57 am	the asian dude from smashing pumpkins I see all the time at this one sushi place in town and only when i go to this said sushi place.. its sort of odd.
Reuben says:	May 15, 2008 at 4:00 am	Nice. Apparently he used to kick around Portland a lot too, George said he’d see him around town. Dude can play.
Anonymous says:	May 15, 2008 at 2:57 am	the asian dude from smashing pumpkins I see all the time at this one sushi place in town and only when i go to this said sushi place.. its sort of odd.
Anonymous says:	May 15, 2008 at 4:00 am	Nice. Apparently he used to kick around Portland a lot too, George said he’d see him around town. Dude can play.
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Dundee Utd 3-0 Dundee - BBC Sport
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Johnny Russell blotted his copybook with a red card after his quickfire double helped Dundee Utd win the first competitive city derby in seven years.
Goalkeeper Radoslaw Cierzniak denied Nicky Riley as Dundee pressed early on, but a Rab Douglas mistake allowed Gavin Gunning to head in on 14 minutes.
Russell's deflected effort lifted over the Dundee goalkeeper after 35 minutes.
He fired in a stunner three minutes later but was sent off with Dundee's Stephen O'Donnell on 72 minutes.
That did nothing to temper the joy of most of a 14,000 capacity crowd at Tannadice that witnessed United go top of the Scottish Premier League with a game in hand.
Russell celebrates as he scores against Dundee before being sent off
That game is away to Celtic, but for now Peter Houston's side are the pacesetters and the most likely to mount a challenge to the reigning champions in the absence of financially ruined Rangers.
United, who beat Hibernian impressively in their opening SPL fixture, quickly applied pressure as they looked to recover from their 5-0 hammering by Dinamo Moscow in the Europa League qualifiers in front of a crowd that had the stadium - and the whole city - rocking.
The home side were without in-form winger Gary Mackay-Steven through injury, but only a desperate block on the edge of the penalty box prevented his replacement, Michael Gardyne, from finding the target with a powerful early drive.
Dundee manager Barry Smith had made one change and it was a conservative one, with Riley replacing striker Mark Stewart after the midfielder's return from injury.
However, Riley was quickly involved in the United penalty box and should have opened the scoring only to have two efforts parried by Cierzniak from point-blank range before the ball was scrambled for a corner.
That instilled some uncertainty in a United defence in which Sean Dillon was preferred to Brian McLean, but it was United who took the lead.
Jon Daly had scored a hat-trick in a pre-season friendly between the sides and the Dundee defence appeared to be concentrating on blunting the big striker as Willo Flood's free-kick was misjudged by Douglas and Gunning headed in at the back post.
United were catching Dundee on the break and, when Daly threaded in Russell, the former Scotland Under-21 striker's low drive took a deflection off the despairing Davide Grassi, flew over Douglas and spun into the far corner of the net.
Dundee will feel aggrieved about Russell's second, which immediately followed an incident at the other end for which they should have been awarded a penalty, Riley shoved by Richie Ryan on the edge of the penalty box.
Instead, a Ryan Conroy free-kick struck the defensive wall, Russell broke into the Dundee half and fired a blistering left-foot drive into the top corner of the net.
Douglas made some amends for his early flap after the break by pushing clear a powerful Ryan drive and then saving a downward Daly header on the goal-line after Flood followed up by floating a cross to the back post.
Cierzniak dived low to save a fine drive by Conroy, but the biggest talking point of a feisty second half was the double red card, with Russell perhaps unlucky to be dismissed for a half-hearted kick out at O'Donnell after the midfielder's late challenge.
While United are flying high, defeat leaves Dundee at the foot of the table looking for their first win - and first goal - back in the top flight.
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Last week’s case of Steven Samaniego v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2019-7 (Feb. 6, 2019) (Judge Lauber) teaches a great (and short) lesson about the Tax Court’s subject matter jurisdiction. Mr. Samaniego had asked for a CDP hearing but the Office of Appeals thought his request was untimely. So it gave him an Equivalent Hearing and issued a Determination Letter to reflect its decision. Mr. Samaniego petitioned the Tax Court. Problem: the Tax Court does not have jurisdiction to review an Equivalent Hearing. Solution: Judge Lauber treated the hearing as a CDP hearing because he found that the Office of Appeals had miscounted the applicable time period. Hey Presto! Jurisdiction. But getting Tax Court review turned out to be a Pyrrhic victory for the taxpayer, because Judge Lauber found no error.
As we gear up for post-shutdown litigation over late-filed petitions this case is a useful lesson about how the Tax Court will take seriously its obligation to determine the scope of its own jurisdiction. The case also shows the Court's willingness to look through form to substance when doing so. I see the case as a direct descendant of Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 138 (1803). Details below the fold.
Marbury, RFD (Real Famous Decision)
One of the more difficult concepts to teach to my first year students in Civil Procedure is subject matter jurisdiction (SMJ). Jurisdiction is just a fancy word for power. SMJ concerns questions of a court’s power over the subject of the dispute between the parties before it. SMJ is rarely an issue at the state level. That is because state courts of general jurisdiction have plenary power over all subjects brought to them, unless a federal or state statute restricts their power. In contrast, SMJ is sometimes difficult to figure out at the federal level. That is because the federal trial courts have zero power unless and until a federal statute gives them jurisdiction over the subject of the parties’ dispute. That is what we mean when we say federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction.
But Courts have an Ace up their collective sleeves: they have the power determine their own power. Why? Because federal statutes must be interpreted and the power of the courts to “say what the law is” includes the very laws that give federal courts power. Such is one of the lessons of that most famous of cases, Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 138 (1803).
You must remember Marbury! That’s the case where President Adams, on the last day of his presidency (March 3rd), was trying to create a few more well-appointed Federalist judges. Adams signed the necessary documents and the gave them to his Secretary of State to seal and deliver them. And surely you remember who was Adam’s Secretary of State at that time? It was none other than Chief Justice John Marshall, who had been confirmed to the post six weeks before, but had agreed to also serve out Adam’s term as Secretary of State. So on March 3rd Adams threw a bunch of parchment at him and said “finish it.”
Marshall did not finish it. Instead, after putting his seal of office on the documents, he threw it all to his younger brother to deliver them. Oh, and one of the commissions was for that younger brother too. But young James Marshall failed to deliver all of them. So....awkward.
When Thomas Jefferson took over the next day, he ordered his new Secretary of State (James Madison) to sit on the undelivered commissions, one of which was for William Marbury, an ardent Maryland Federalist.
sued. Critically, he sued in the Supreme Court, claiming that the Supreme Court had original jurisdiction. Original jurisdiction is the power to be the court where a case originates, or starts. In contrast, appellate jurisdiction is the power to be the court that reviews the court that had original jurisdiction. Marbury thought he could bring suit directly in the Supreme Court because Section 13 of the Judiciary Act of 1789 said he could.
As a political matter Marbury chose this path apparently hoping it would force the Supreme Court to escalate the political conflict between the Federalists and the Jeffersonians by ordering Jefferson to do something everyone knew Jefferson would not do: deliver the commissions. Jefferson was refusing because he determined that Marbury and others had no enforceable rights in the commissions. Marbury and his buddies thought that a decision affirming his right to his commission would perhaps precipitate a constitutional crisis. At the very least it would force the Supreme Court---fellow Federalists for gosh sakes---to rescue their fellow Federalists. And if Marshall had just been a political hack, he would have done that.
But Marshall was no political hack. He was a political sophisticate. He knew that Marbury’s plan was stupid: the proposed battle with the Executive was not one the Court could win. But if the Court could preserve and protect its place in the constitutional power structure, it could do much more for the Federalists in the long run. A couple of lousy minor judicial posts were not worth the long-term costs to national stability.
So Marshall‘s problem was this: how to write an opinion that avoided the looming constitutional crisis without abdicating the Court’s authority to decide legal rights and remedies, and without ceding to the Executive branch the authority to determine property rights, as Jefferson was trying to do. That is what Marshall meant when he oh-so-politely said: “The peculiar delicacy of this case, the novelty of some of its circumstances, and the real difficulty attending the points which occur in it require a complete exposition of the principles on which the opinion to be given by the Court is founded.”
Marshall’s solution was...self-denial. His bottom line is the famous one: Congress (via §13 of the Judiciary Act) could not give the Supreme Court power to hear Marbury’s case as an original matter because the Constitution restricts the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction to a few narrow situations and this was not one of them. Self-denial of one power---a power granted by statute---is what established the Supreme Court’s greater power, the power to define constitutional limits on Congressional power. In one of the most famous lines from the case, Justice Marshall says: “It is emphatically the province and duty of the Judicial Department to say what the law is.”
also is a master lesson in the use of dicta, but that is beyond the scope of today’s blog. For us, it is enough that Marbury is the foundation of federal court power to determine the scope of their own power. The concept is so standard now that modern federal courts can safely declare that "the jurisdiction of the federal courts to construe the jurisdictional provisions of a statute cannot be a matter of serious dispute." In re Swine Flu Immunization Prod. Liab. Litig., 880 F.2d 1439 (D.C. Cir. 1989). And that jurisdiction to determine jurisdiction is held by the Tax Court as much as by any other court because it depends on statutory grants of power in the same way that every other federal court does. Judge Posner snarkily reminded us of that in Flight Attendants v. Commissioner, 165 F.3d 572, 578 (7th Cir. 1999). There he wrote: “The argument that the Tax Court cannot apply the doctrines of equitable tolling and equitable estoppel because it is a court of limited jurisdiction is fatuous. All federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction.”
Where the Tax Court is different from other federal trial courts---especially federal district courts---is in the scope of subjects over which it has power. Originally, Congress gave the Tax Court only the SMJ to resolve disputes about “deficiencies,” one of the most difficult terms of art in the entire Tax Code, IMHO. Over time, Congress has crab-wise expanded the portfolio of disputes that the Tax Court has power to adjudicate. But each expansion brings with it litigation about the true scope of the Tax Court’s powers. So it is that the Tax Court has repeatedly needed to figure out its own power. Last week’s case involved the Court’s need to decide how much power it has to review a collection decision by the Office of Appeals.
CDP Jurisdiction
In 1998 Congress created the Collection Due Process (CDP) procedure and codified it in §6330. It’s an awkwardly written section.
Section 6330(a) starts off by prohibiting the IRS from levying for before giving the taxpayer a notice of the taxpayer’s right to a hearing. Section 6330(a)(2) then says the IRS must give the notice at least 30 days before it makes its first levy. Section 6330(a)(3) then creates a right to “a hearing” if the taxpayer asks for it “during the 30-day period in paragraph (2).”
Section 6330(b) fleshes out the procedural scope of the right to “a hearing” granted in §6330(a)(3). It says that an impartial employee of the Office of Appeals shall conduct the hearing.
Section 6330(c) sets out the substantive scope of the right to “a hearing” granted in §6330(a)(3). It says that the Appeals Officer must make a “determination” with respect to a bunch of different subjects, including whether the IRS complied with applicable collection law, whether the taxpayer has offered any viable collection alternatives to levy, and sometimes whether the liability sought to be collected is really owed.
Section 6330(d) says that the taxpayer “may, within 30 days of a determination under this section, petition the Tax Court for review of such determination.” That’s pretty awkward because the statute does not say what action by the IRS actually triggers the 30 days. That is, how does one know when the IRS has made an appealable “determination” within the meaning of the statute. Treas. Reg. 310.6330-1(e), Q&A E8, E10, answers that question. It provides that the IRS determination will be in a document titled “Notice of Determination” and the statutory 30 day period to petition the Tax Court will be triggered by “the date of the Notice of Determination” with the first day of the 30 day period starting “the day after the date of the Notice of Determination.”
Section 6330(d) then provides that the Tax Court “shall have jurisdiction with respect to such matter.” That’s the grant of subject matter jurisdiction.
If all of the events contemplated by the statute happen, that is a CDP hearing. That is the hearing that the Tax Court has jurisdiction to review. The regulations, however, build off of the legislative history to provide a second type of hearing for taxpayers who blow the 30-day period. The regulations call it an “Equivalent Hearing.” The regulations instruct the Office of Appeals to give taxpayers the same consideration in an Equivalent Hearing as it does in a CDP hearing. One big difference is that taxpayers cannot obtain Tax Court review of an Equivalent Hearing outcome they do not like. I would read with interest any comments on whether taxpayers experience the same treatment from Appeals in both types of hearings.
The Regulations provide that Appeals will issue a “Notice of Determination” at the conclusion of a CDP hearing but will only issue a “Decision Letter” for an Equivalent Hearing. The Notice of Determination tells the taxpayer how to obtain Tax Court review. A Decision Letter tells the taxpayer to not even try to petition the Court.
In last week’s case, Mr. Samaniego received a Decision Letter because Appeals treated his CDP request as too late to entitle him to a CDP hearing. It instead granted him an Equivalent Hearing. He nonetheless petitioned the Tax Court and the Tax Court held it had jurisdiction because Appeals had miscounted the days by ignoring operation of §7503, and Mr. Samaniego’s CDP request was actually timely.
This is more than a form over substance decision. In his ruling, Judge Lauber relied on Craig v. Commissioner, 119 T.C. 252 (2002). There the Tax Court interpreted its jurisdiction in §6330(d) as extending to any “determination” made within the scope of §6330. The type of document issued at the end of the administrative hearing was not conclusive on whether the hearing the taxpayer received was the type of hearing (and, hence, the type of "determination") described in §6330. Thus, normally, the Court takes jurisdiction only when the Office of Appeals issues a document titled “Notice of Decision” because normally that document is the result of the kind of hearing authorized by §6330. But the Court will not be told by the IRS or anyone else in the Executive branch how to interpret the scope of its own jurisdiction.
This is the Tax Court following Marbury, by exercising the power to decide the scope of its own powers. It interprets the governing statutory authority to say what the law is. It is a lesson in who decides the Tax Court’s jurisdiction: the IRS or the Tax Court. Samaniego applies the teaching of Craig: whenever taxpayers receive the type of hearing described in §6330, then the court has the power to review the Office of Appeals’ decision, even if that decision is not printed on the proper “ticket to the Tax Court.” Put another way, the type of document that the IRS issues at the conclusion of a hearing does not determine the Tax Court’s power to hear a petition. The document is evidence of the type of hearing held, but is not conclusive.
Judge Lauber issued a similar opinion a few months ago in James Edward Terrell v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2018-216 (December 27, 2018). That this kind of decision is now seemingly routine does not diminish the importance of the lesson. The lesson will become important in the coming litigation over the effect of the government shutdown on the timeliness of petitions to the Tax Court. And when that happens today's case shows that taxpayers can count on the Tax Court to be conscientious in exercising its jurisdiction to determine jurisdiction.
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Patent US5680369 - Synchronous dynamic random access memory device - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA memory circuit (14) having features specifically adapted to permit the memory circuit (14) to serve as a video frame memory is disclosed. The memory circuit (14) contains a dynamic random access memory array (24) with buffers (18, 20) on input and output data parts (22) thereof to permit asynchronous...http://www.google.com/patents/US5680369?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5680369 - Synchronous dynamic random access memory deviceAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5680369 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/474,047Publication dateOct 21, 1997Filing dateJun 7, 1995Priority dateDec 23, 1987Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS5093807, US5400288, US5636176, US5680358, US5680367, US5680368, US5680370, US5684753, US5768205, US5805518, US6188635, US6418078, US6662291, US6728828, US6728829, US6732224, US6732225, US6732226, US6735667, US6735668, US6738860, US6748483, US6895465, US6910096, US20010000817, US20030037219, US20030196034, US20030196067, US20030196068, US20030196069, US20030196070, US20030200381, US20030200415, US20030200416, US20030200417, US20030208669, US20040186950, US20050182914Publication number08474047, 474047, US 5680369 A, US 5680369A, US-A-5680369, US5680369 A, US5680369AInventorsMasashi Hashimoto, Gene A. Frantz, John Victor Moravec, Jean-Pierre DolaitOriginal AssigneeTexas Instruments IncorporatedExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (88), Non-Patent Citations (68), Referenced by (1), Classifications (21), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSynchronous dynamic random access memory deviceUS 5680369 AAbstract A memory circuit (14) having features specifically adapted to permit the memory circuit (14) to serve as a video frame memory is disclosed. The memory circuit (14) contains a dynamic random access memory array (24) with buffers (18, 20) on input and output data parts (22) thereof to permit asynchronous read, write and refresh accesses to the memory array (24). The memory circuit (14) is accessed both serially and randomly. An address generator (28) contains an address buffer register (36) which stores a random access address and an address sequencer (40) which provides a stream of addresses to the memory array (24). An initial address for the stream of addresses is the random access address stored in the address buffer register (36).
What is claimed is: 1. A synchronous dynamic random access memory device comprising:A. a single chip integrated circuit; B. a dynamic random access memory array formed on the chip, the array including plural array data leads carrying parallel data signals to the array and parallel array address leads carrying parallel address signals to the array, one data signal representing one data bit and one address signal representing one address bit, the array being organized in plural addressable locations with each location being randomly addressable by the address signals for writing one word of data bits from the array data leads to each addressed location; C. a clock signal terminal formed on the chip for receiving a clock signal formed of rising and falling edges regularly spaced in time, the clock signal being continuous during operation of the device; D. an address port formed on the chip, the address port including a certain number of plural address terminals receiving parallel address signals from external the chip, the received address signals occurring in plural groups separated in time and being received at the same time as the clock terminal receives the continuous clock signal, the received address signals indicating an address of a random location in the array, the address port including plural registers, each register latching a fixed number of address bits equal to the certain number of plural address terminals; E. an address sequencer coupled between at least one of the plural registers and the array address leads and coupled to the clock signal terminal, the address sequencer receiving the address signals from the at least one plural register and providing address signals to the array address leads to access addressable locations in the array, the address sequencer sequencing through addresses starting from the address of the random location in the array received from the at least one plural register; and F. a data port formed on the chip and connecting with the array data leads and the clock signal terminal, the data port including:i. plural data terminals for receiving parallel data signals synchronous with the clock, each set of parallel data signals representing one data word; and ii. at least a write serial latch serially connected between the data terminals and the array data leads, the at least a write serial latch serially latching the data word signals received at the data terminals synchronous with the clock signal and carrying the received data signals to the array data leads for writing the data signals in the array at the random location indicated by the received address signals. 2. The memory device of claim 1 in which the certain number of plural address terminals is eight and the data port includes four data terminals and a register connected between the write serial latch and the array data leads.
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates in general to digital memory circuits. Specifically, the present invention relates to digital memory circuits which have particular advantages when used in connection with video applications.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Digital TV, VCR, and related video applications often utilize a frame or field memory that stores pixels which together represent an entire frame of video. Such a frame memory is used in producing a variety of special effects, such as frame freezing, zoom, pan, split screen monitoring, and the like. Although a frame memory may be constructed using conventional discrete integrated circuits, such a frame memory is relatively expensive, dissipates an undesirably large amount of pwer, and occupies an undesirably large amount of space. When such a frame memory is targeted for use in a commercial product, these problems are major ones. Accordingly, a single integrated circuit, either alone or in combination with as few other integrated circuits as possible, improves upon a frame memory which has been constructed from conventional discrete integrated circuits.
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Youth Enterprise Accelerator : Fourth Transnational Meeting - YEA Project
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We very much enjoyed our stay in Berlin – from interactive exercises to cultural activities – our final meeting covered it all. IQ Consult hosted each day at a different branch, which gave us quite a good insight into the different departments they run and the overall structure of the company. After we assessed our progress within the overall time schedule of the project, we compiled all our impressions from negative to positive, and aligned them with overall topics. This was a valuable joint activity and we especially benefited from the deeper insight we got into each partner’s individual experience. Final tasks have been identified and allocated, so that we were able to fully concentrate on the exploitation and sustainability of the project. We were very well looked after and IQ organised great walks and sightseeing tours, in Berlin as well as Potsdam, in order to introduce us to their whereabouts and some of their successful trading entrepreneurs.
On our last day we had the pleasure to meet Alicia and Lidia from ‘Accion contra el Hambre’, who introduced us to one of their latest entrepreneurship programmes in Spain. They talked us through their programme structure, methods & tools used as well as their impact. During lunch we explored the idea of a potential future collaboration. As always, we’d like to thank our host – IQ – for their great hospitality and would like to appreciate their successful contribution to the entrepreneurship movement.
One Planet Ventures (UK)
The final meeting in Berlin has been exciting and very fruitful as we had the opportunity to exchange opinions, facts and outcomes reached. We could enrich our vision of the strengths and weak points through a common brainstorming session that led to interesting and diverse points of view. The visit to 'Lab Potsdam' has been great when we learn in detail about how projects to support migrants start-up enterprises are organized from a long term experienced partner. We hope to have the choice to collaborate again with professionals partners that we can now call friends. See you next time Berlin!
Berlin welcomed us with rainy weather. Our accommodation in Berlin center nr. Kreutzberg was fantastic – old factory reconstructed into very big apartments with high ceilings. In the evening we wandered around on Oranien strasse and found multicultural communities and foods all around the world. We endup in Indian restaurant Amrit with delicious offer from Indian cuisine. The next morning we walked to nearby hotel where the other participants were and on the way we were suddenly covered by ice/hail storm – and that was before 2 km walk to meeting place. Luckily the sky got clear very quick and we had nice energic start of day. First part of meeting was very important to go through the outputs and reminder of last missing things in our project, this being our last project meeting. Everything was discussed and after lunch (in Indian restaurant ) we continued with Lessons Learned from WP2-4. Very funny was watching videos – in French one the audio was incorrect and we had different people speaking different voices. But really nice was Adam’s One Planet Ventures video for the whole YEA – we made comments to improve it just a little bit more In the evening the hosts prepared dinner in local restaurant. Unfortunatelly I got sick and could not eat the amazing schnitzel.
The second day we traveled to Potsdam, where there is another Social Impact Lab of iq-Consult, where we had meeting all day solving dissemination and further agenda. Very nice was lunch at “Fabrik” very fresh and tasty menu. We finished after dark and had small walk across Potsdam before departing home. Third day was mostly a summary, with discussion about further project ideas and possibilities of cooperation among partnership organizations and meeting with potential Spanish partners. Overall this meeting was fantastic overview of very successful work of iq-consult in the Brandenburg region where we could see the real added value to the participants and the great work they are doing. A perfect dot after very exciting YEA project, we hope to see our partners soon!
Martin - K.A.B.A. Slovensko (Slovakia)
Berlin and the last meeting of the YEA project. We arrive on Sunday evening by car. We met with all people on first social lab and then continued on the lunch. All meetings on the social hubs were very nice. Everybody now knows what is necessary to do for the successful end of the project. Thank you very much for giving me a chance to visit Hubs and met with fantastic enthusiastic people.
Ivka - K.A.B.A. Slovensko (Slovakia)
Berlin was our last and final meeting. We resided and worked in an interesting part of the city, on the border of the Eastern block and the West block. The first day was a meeting at the headquarters of IQ Consult. The second day we visited the office in Potsdam. We discussed the current formalities relating to the completion of project promotion, benefits and challenges which we encountered during the project. We also discussed the possibilities of application of BMC in practice for starting start-ups in each country. We saw and edited the "project promotional film" video. Useful and enjoyable three days, Good bye Berlin!
Silvia - K.A.B.A. Slovensko (Slovakia)
We looked forward our final meeting in Berlin. We were talking about lot of interesting topics during the our way. The meeting began on Monday and day started with rain, but during the day the weather changed. Together we were able to develop the achievements of the project and we had fun brainstorming. During the program, we visited several interesting and creative cities.
Dusana - K.A.B.A. Slovensko (Slovakia)


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Inflammation of several arteries simultaneously. Also known as panarteritis.
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Extrahepatic manifestations Several extrahepatic manifestations, including vasculitis, purpura, mixed cryoglobulinemia, polyarteritis nodosa, arthralgias, glomerulonephritis, peripheral neuropathy, have been reported in CHB patients (1, 2).
(1,2) Polyarteritis nodosa should be considered as a possible diagnosis in patients with HSP who have an unusual course, especially in patients presenting with severe neurological complications.
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Television's second golden age : from Hill Street blues to ER : Hill Street blues, Thirtysomething, St. Elsewhere, China Beach, Cagney & Lacey, Twin Peaks, Moonlighting, Northern exposure, L.A. law, Picket fences, with brief reflections on Homicide, NYPD blue & Chicago hope, and other quality dramas (Book, 1997) [WorldCat.org]
Title: Television's second golden age : from Hill Street blues to ER : Hill Street blues, Thirtysomething, St. Elsewhere, China Beach, Cagney & Lacey, Twin Peaks, Moonlighting, Northern exposure, L.A. law, Picket fences, with brief reflections on Homicide, NYPD blue & Chicago hope, and other quality dramas
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Wild Take Series Lead Against Blues - The New York Times
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Devan Dubnyk made 17 saves, Jason Pominville and Zach Parise scored second-period goals, and the host Minnesota Wild earned a 3-0 victory over the St. Louis Blues in Game 3 of their N.H.L. Western Conference series. Minnesota leads the best-of-seven series, two games to one.
Mikael Granlund had two assists, Nino Niederreiter added an empty-netter and the Wild had the edge in every way. They committed no penalties.
Jake Allen stopped 21 shots for the Blues, who lost a road playoff game for the ninth straight time.
Game 4 is Wednesday in Minnesota.
DUCKS 5, JETS 4 Fired up for the first playoff game in town in 19 years, Winnipeg Jets fans booed Corey Perry off the ice in warmups and cheered every icing call against the Anaheim Ducks.
They went silent when the Ducks scored. The raucous “whiteout crowd” left on a down note after Anaheim’s Rickard Rakell scored at 5:12 of overtime to beat the Jets and take a 3-0 series lead.
For the third straight game, Winnipeg blew a third-period lead and in the process became the first team in N.H.L. history to lose the first three of a series when leading at the second intermission each time, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
The MTS Centre just about shook when Lee Stempniak’s goal gave the Jets a 1-0 lead in the first period.
“I personally have never had anything like that before, and we certainly fed off the energy,” Stempniak said.
The Jets dominated play until the final minute of the first, when Cam Fowler scored for Anaheim at 19:53
Perry gave the Ducks a 2-1 lead 3:08 into the second. After going 0 for 7 on the power play in the first two games, the Jets got one at 6:40 of the second when Tyler Myers’s shot hit off Anaheim’s Simon Despres and went in.
At the 9:37 mark, Wheeler put back a loose puck to give the Jets the lead again. Jakob Silfverberg’s tying goal at 16:04 came off a Adam Pardy turnover, while a Fowler turnover led to Bryan Little’s goal for a couple of minutes later.
As in Games 1 and 2, the Jets tried desperately to hold onto a third-period lead. Ondrej Pavelec made a handful of big saves, but could not do anything to stop Ryan Kesler’s one-timer at the 17:46 mark that tied it up and sent the game to overtime.
SHARKS AND COACH PART WAYS After seven seasons of regular-season success and play off disappointments, Coach Todd McLellan and the San Jose Sharks decided it was time for a change.
The Sharks announced Monday that they had agreed to part ways with McLellan, the coach with the most wins in franchise history, after the team missed the playoffs for the first time since 2003.
With the Sharks committed to a youth movement, the two sides agreed it was time to make a change.
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