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It will take a long time for the academic community in Tamil Nadu to recover from the shock generated by the violent clashes between two groups of students on the campus of Dr. Ambedkar Law College in Chennai on November 12, 2008.
However, the general feeling is that the implementation of some of the recommendations of the one-man inquiry commission, appointed by the State government and headed by retired judge of the Madras High Court, P. Shanmugam, will address the problems that led to the violence. The government has announced its decision to accept the commissions findings and recommendations. The commission submitted these after visiting the college and hostel and examining 18 prosecution witnesses and six defence witnesses.
By stressing the need for curbing the activities of the caste-based organisations in the law college and hostel, the commission has hit the bulls eye. It has criticised the police for not taking preventive measures despite requests from the college authorities. Several of the commissions suggestions to improve the image of legal education in the State have been widely welcomed.
Referring to the animosity generated by community-based ill-feelings between Dalit students and students belonging to Mukkulathor community, a backward class, the commission observed: At least eight serious criminal cases of group clash are pending against leaders and others of these groups without any progress. Three disciplinary proceedings taken by the college authorities are also pending against them without any result. Generally the offenders complete the course and leave the college without any consequences for their actions.
The report traced the starting point of the present clash to the omission of Dr. Ambedkar in the college name as it appeared in posters allegedly pasted by Mukkulathor students in connection with the birth anniversary celebrations of the late Muthuramalinga Thevar.
The commission said that the law college and the hostel lacked an academic atmosphere. This formed the main setting for the clash, it said.
Criticising the police for inaction and failure to prevent armed students from entering the college premises, the panel suggested that appropriate departmental proceedings should be initiated against three police officers Assistant Commissioner of Police (High Court Range) K. Narayanamoorthy, Inspector of Esplanade Police Station M. Sekar Babu and Sub-Inspector E. Perumal for the various acts of commissions and omissions.
The general secretary of the State unit of the All India Lawyers Union, K. Elango, has commended the commission for seeking a ban on caste-based organisations and their activities in any form in the college campus and on the hostel premises. It has suggested that there must be a permanent committee consisting of the principal and senior professors to sort out students problems.
He also welcomed the commissions suggestions on enhancing the staff strength of the college and maintaining a student-teacher ratio of 40:1; increasing the teaching hours to four hours; and constituting separate departments for the various branches of law, each with its own head. The recommendations for enhancing facilities at the library, hostel, playground and training centre, besides promoting sports and cultural activities among students, also won the appreciation of the academic community, he said.
However, Elango insisted that recommendations such as relocating the undergraduate college within Chennai city by opening at least three law colleges in and around the city and giving up the three-year course for a semester-based system would not help in preventing violence. On the commissions recommendation with regard to admitting students to the hostel, he said that a vast majority of the residents were Dalits at present and the college administration could not compel students belonging to other communities to join the hostel.
K.S. Kanakaraj, secretary of the Tamil Nadu unit of the Students Federation of India (SFI), said the campus violence could have been averted if the government took necessary steps to improve the academic atmosphere in the college. The SFI held a rally in September 2007 and submitted a memorandum to the Law Minister stressing the need for urgent measures in this regard. He also called for revamping the syllabus and hostel facilities for students of all the law colleges in the State. The undergraduate college should not be moved out of the High Court campus, he said, adding that its continuance at the present venS. Durairaj


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July 19th, 2018
Almost 15,000 fish are confirmed to have been killed in a suspected chemical poisoning in County Tipperary.
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) has launched an investigation into the incident which occurred along a 5km stretch of the Ollatrim River last week.
Among the estimated 14,749 fish found dead last week, 10,500 were lamprey, a protected species whose numbers are expected to take years to recover.
“The cause appears to have been a chemical agent, possibly a herbicide or pesticide, which has now passed through the system,” said Inland Fisheries.
The species affected include brown trout, lamprey, Stoneloach, Minnow, Salmon, Crayfish and Stickleback.
IFI immediately conducted an inquiry into the discovery of the fish kill which is believed to have occurred last weekend. The incident was reported by locals who observed dead fish on Saturday evening.
IFI has appealed to the public and the farming community to exercise caution when using herbicides or pesticides because the chemicals are “extremely toxic” to all aquatic species and fish in particular.
They advised that when mixing chemicals, washing or using spraying equipment for any purpose, particular care must be taken to ensure that the rinsing of equipment does not take place near any water body or watercourse including small drains. Any washing must be carried out in a manner that will not pollute the waters.
They cautioned that any mixing of chemicals must be done far from natural watercourses, especially in the current conditions when diluting waters are in short supply, therefore increasing the toxicity of the chemical.
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Oliver Moore, a lecturer at the UCC Centre for Co-operative Studies, expressed his concern over the incident.
“If big hardy fish like salmon and trout have been killed by this chemical spill, imagine the impact on smaller aquatic life? Meanwhile, the lakes have been full of swimmers with the good weather,” he said.
The incident occurred as new data from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) shows that many rivers are at or approaching record low levels.
Results from 194 monitoring stations across rivers, lakes and groundwater sources show that 56 per cent of gauges, or 108, are approaching record lows.
The low water levels led IFI to issue an appeal to anglers to stop fishing for salmon as the recent hot weather and drought conditions are putting additional strain on marine life.
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The news comes alongside Chipotle’s release of a short film, "Human Nature,” that explores the relationship between people, their food, and the environment. The fast-casual restaurant chain has broad ambitions to drastically reduce its carbon footprint and plans to have more than 100 of its new locations in 2024 using all-electric equipment or at least a handful of their new, sustainable elements.
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The Association’s Delegate Assembly (DA) will convene virtually on Saturday, June 27 at 9 a.m.
The DA meets twice a year to set policies that determine NJSBA’s position on educational issues and establish bylaws that govern its operations. Each board of education in the state is entitled to one voting delegate.
The Delegate Assembly originally scheduled for May was postponed to June 27, and will be conducted as a remote meeting, in accordance with Gov. Phil Murphy’s executive order limiting the size of in-person gatherings.
Delegates will attend the meeting via the Webex Events video meeting service; delegates will need a computer or smartphone to vote during the meeting.
Delegates, as well as non-voting board members and guests can register here. Registrants will be informed of the logon information for the meeting closer to the date of the meeting; all participants must be registered by 5 p.m. on Thursday, June 25 in order to receive the logon information.
There will also be a teleconference broadcast of the meeting available for members of the public. The meeting telephone number and access code will be posted to the NJSBA website here, closer to June 27.
Resolutions Delegates will vote on two resolutions at the June 27 meeting.
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- Springfield Township (Burlington) The resolution seeks new policy language requiring the constituent district of a regional board of education to fill a board vacancy, rather than the regional board, which currently has the responsibility to fill the vacancy.
Delegates who wish to propose amendments to the resolutions should email the suggested changes to Cynthia Jahn, NJSBA general counsel, by 5 p.m. Friday, June 26.
Handbook Mailed The NJSBA Delegate Assembly Handbook, consisting of all materials relevant to the meeting, was mailed June 10, 2020 to all preregistered delegates, alternates or other board members serving as delegates. It will also be posted on the NJSBA website at www.njsba.org/da. The rules of conduct for the NJSBA Delegate Assembly can be found here.

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Since we'd arrived on a weekend it was a good opportunity to catch up on some South African sport. Since we'd arrived in China there was very little English TV let alone any English sport channels. So after a brief chat with my mom back home we discovered that one of our local Super 14 rugby teams had made it into the semi-finals which would be played later that day
Big Bamboo was filled with expats from across the western world and we might as well have been in a pub in London or Dubai. I was very surprised to find that the rugby was broadcast on DSTV Super Sport our local South African satellite broadcaster and that the commentary was in Afrikaans, it was quite a nostalgic moment, sniff. The atmosphere was great, the beer and wine were great, the food was great and to make it even better it was happy hourJ. Sadly that's were the happiness ended! Our only South African team in the semi-finals, the Sharks, lost the game in what can only be describe as an appalling performance; we were out played by the Australian team for the entire game. The result might not have been what we wanted but it was a great evening out nonetheless.
The following day we were off the see the 'must see' Shanghai Museum and I'll spare the blow for blow commentary and simply add that it was a very interesting look into thousands of years of Chinese history and art. Since China is hosting the Olympics this year a special exhibition of the Olympic history was on display, courtesy of the London museum. We found this exhibit fascinating as it showed the story of how the Olympics developed into the spectacular that it is today. I personally still prefer the original Olympics that consisted of the basic athletics, boxing, wrestling and chariot racing, many of which could have resulted in death! Today the Olympics are littered with so call sports that like ribbon tossing, synchronised swimming, ball bouncing sports etc. that in my opinion rather belong in a circus
After the very interesting visit to the museum we started making our way to one of Shanghai's famous shopping districts called Nanjing road. As we were deciding which route to take to get there a voice popped up behind us and said "hey hello, how are you" in English, as this greeting was directed to Inge-Marie so I simply ignored it and continued walking as you often get people jokingly shouting out greeting in English often to show off to their friend rather than actually wanting to talk to you. When I eventually stopped Inge-Marie had begun chatting to a young Chinese couple or rather visa versa. They were asking here about why she was visiting China and where in China she had travelled so far and then wanted to know more about South Africa. The usual questions we get asked.
They introduced themselves as David and Lisa, their English names, and continued to tell us about the region they were from. They were apparently university students from an area in Northern China and where in Shanghai on holiday .After trying not to be drawn into the conversation I eventually politely but reluctantly joined in and answered a few questions. They asked where we were going to spend the rest of the day and we told them we were looking for Nanjing road as we simply wanted to browse through the shopping area and take in the sights. They then mentioned that they were heading that way and were on their way to a traditional tea ceremony that is very famous in China. They had apparently tried to go the day before and could not get in as it was too busy. They kindly invited us to join them and after briefly conferring we both nodded and agreed to join them
From the beginning I was a little circumspect but though it could be a nice cultural experience that wouldn't be too expensive especially if locals were involved, I mean its only tea not cognac. We followed them to a little shopping centre called the Champs-Elysees where they led us up a flight of stairs to the inconspicuous looking Tea House. It looked like a pretty simple shop with a glass front and little rooms separated by screen doors and it certainly didn't look busy. When we entered the store we were met by a young Chinese lady and were escorted to a small tasting room which had small carved wooden table on which the tea was served and four stools places around it.
David begun talking to her in Chinese and said that she had asked what teas we would like to taste. He said he told her that she should choose as she was the tea expert and asked if this was ok with us? Not being experts either we agreed. A menu was quickly passed around with the some prices on it, in Chinese and English and at first I couldn't believe the prices which ranged from RMB32 - RMB38 per person per cup (USD 4 - 5). I though that maybe their might have been a mistake and that maybe since we were trying their selection as a group the price would be much cheaper or some sort of discount would have applied. I mean which student on holiday will pay RMB38 for a tiny cup of tea, how good can it be? Certainly not me!! I didn't even by beer unless it was happy hour. And before I could really get a decent look at the menu it was whisked away and the first tea was prepared.
There was much preparation that went into preparing each tea and it was very interesting to watch
When the final tea was served we were told that we could try any of the teas again if we liked at no additional cost. We tried one or two of the teas we enjoyed and where then asked if we wanted to buy any if the teas. Most the teas where priced between RMB 80 - RMB 160 per 50g so there was no way we were buying any even though we were told these were very good prices and unlikely to be found anywhere else in China. "But wait if you buy now we'll also though in a free tea box"! I still wasn't biting. "But that's not all the little tea pots that magically change colour when the water temperature it ideal are also for sale at a magical price" After turning down these obviously amazing offers the bill as brought out.
Now to put this in perspective I need to mention that our daily allowance for the two of us is about a USD100 or RMB 700. That would typically just cover all our transport, meals and drinks for the day, and obviously we were always trying to cut out all unnecessary luxuries where ever possible to make sure we had enough fat for any surprises
At this stage I was very annoyed with myself for allowing the process to go so far and not saying "hang on lets have another look at that price list" and asking how much the snacks were before agreeing to have them. I also could not believe that two students were able to pay this much money to taste 6 teas and eat a few nibbles. I know China has one of the quickest growing middle classes and is churning out millionaires but come on this is still a lot of money. I reluctantly forked out the RMB 550 that was our share but didn't have the right change so ended up paying RMB600 as our gracious host asked if was ok if he kept the change.
To end a long story once we arrived back at our hotel we did a little research on tea ceremonies and found that many people had had similar experiences and ended up having to pay the entire bill or in excess of RMB1000 for a few teas. We might not have been scammed but I still can not believe two students would knowingly spend so much money unless there was some sort of commission basis or kick back we did not know about
Inge-Marie still very much enjoyed the ceremony but I felt deceived that we were not told this would be an expensive experience. All I can say is "What goes around comes around".
We did make it to the shopping district and planned to pass through briefly and rather return after dark when all the fluorescent lighting would be turned on. At the end of Najing road is what is called the Bund area, basically a walkway along the river which is where the best views of the cities sky scrappers and historical buildings. Being a weekend the Bund was packed with people and walking was difficult through the masses and hawkers persistently trying to sell their wares to ever foreign looking person. We only lasted a few minutes after the relentless pestering of beggars and hawkers made it impossible to enjoy the view and decided to head back up Nanjing road where we could get a taxi back to the hotel, a true test of patience. All in all a day packed full of learning's.
During our stay in Shanghai we also managed to visit a magnificent old Chinese garden built between 1559 and 1577 called the Yuyuan Gardens. The garden is situated in an old part of town and surrounded by an old bazaar if hundreds of shaded passages. The garden was a maze of alcoves, pavilions and ponds filled with carp. Often we just sat and absorbed the serene ambiance of the garden and watch in amazement as the flag wielding tour guides lead their flock through the garden.
Another real treat we found in Shanghai was an acrobatic show called 'Era - Intersection of time'. The brochure stated that if you miss this you'll miss Shanghai so we decided not take a chance and bought tickets in advance! Even though we had some of the cheapest tickets we still had a pretty good view of the almost 300 degree performing area. The show can only be described as an acrobatic extravaganza that had us in the edge of our seats the throughout the entire performance. The choreography, sound and lighting were outstanding and the music and singing were live as apposed to being pre-recorded. Besides all the high energy acrobatic and trapeze acts the highlight for me was when 8 motorcyclists entered the 'cage of death', a metal sphere about 10 high. They entered one by one circling the sphere until all 8 were circling, crisscrossing and narrowly missing each other
While in shanghai we also treated ourselves for some rather expensive drinks at the Grand Hayatt in the Jinmao tower (Chinas tallest building but not for long) which has a restaurant on the 88th floor with spectacular views of the city. We also spend an evening in the Xintiandi area which feels like you stepped into a little European village packed with beautiful restaurants, bars and shops. The more time we were spending in Shanghai the more we felt the city was growing on us and even though we felt we see many of the highlights we still felt there was so much more to discover.
The city of course has its positives and negatives like any major city would and one such positive we found peculiar was plastic recycling. In general there was not much litter on the streets but we were surprised to find that many people were actively collecting plastic bottles. To the extent that before you could dispose of your bottle in a bin there would be someone with a big bag of empty bottle asking to take your trash. It seems that recycling in China pays.
Sadly on a slightly less positive note, we'd noticed that since we'd arrived in China that we'd never seen a blue sky. It was either always overcast or just simply covered with a grey layer of either thin clouds or smog. We knew all the rapid development had to come at a cost but since we hadn't seen many factories or industry we were not sure if the lack of blue skies was attributed to pollution or that this was just normal for the time of year?
Upon flying out of Shanghai we discovered the true extent of air pollution
Despite the possibly dirty air, the possible scams and crowds we would happily visit Shanghai again, it had more to offer than we could have imagined.

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Princeton University Press, 2019, $29.95; 280 pages.
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American families face a daunting array of choices when pursuing and paying for a college education. That is partly why the “typical” undergraduate is nearly impossible to define: young adults attending a university full time and living on campus make up just a small share of today’s college-going population. What’s more, some students have begun to doubt that a college degree will pay off, given the high cost of tuition and the prospect of massive college debt. This hesitation is hardly irrational, since some colleges excel at promoting economic mobility while others leave many students with debt and no degree. Making the right choices about higher education—when to go, where to go, how to pay—feels more complicated than ever.
Two new books, Choosing College by Education Next executive editor Michael B. Horn and Bob Moesta and Indebted by Caitlin Zaloom, promise to help us understand the challenges families face in navigating this system—and ultimately improve consumer choice and perhaps the system itself. Only one of them, however, lives up to that promise.
Despite broad similarities in the books’ research focus and methodology (each is based on in-depth interviews with approximately 200 students and families) Choosing College stands out for how the authors present their findings. In large part, Choosing College reads like a self-help book for prospective students and their parents, a guide to exploring one’s authentic goals and reasons for attending college.

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Monday, March 31, 2008
It has been 5 years since Leslie Cheung's death and how time has flown by so fast. April 1st is always consider a sad day for fans of Leslie Cheung. For the past week, I kept thinking on what to write for the 3rd year about remembering Leslie Cheung. I hope I can come with a good entry for the 3rd year. Till this day, Leslie Cheung is still a popular performer, whether it is in acting or singing, he was one of a kind for talent. Nowadays, we see performers go for the money and it is no more on the performing for a living side.
As I was listening to a radio program from Hong Kong on the Internet sometime last week (March 24, 2008), this RTHK DJ said that fans still want to see him, listen to him and care about him. It almost brought me to tears when hearing 無需要太多 (English translation, Don't Need Too Much). All I can say that his music and movies will still live on forever.
I feel blessed that I have kept in contact with other DJs from Hong Kong about Leslie Cheung and other kinds of music. You know who you are if you get to read this.
Here are my previous entries from 2006 and 2007 on Leslie Cheung.
April 1st, 2006 Entry
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Sunday, March 30, 2008
I never expected to go back to the Black Sheep Inn on Saturday night. I went to The Acorn's concert at the wonderful small venue in Wakefield, Quebec. It was another usual "surprise" of sorts to see Amanda Putz again! At least she was with her CBC Radio in Ottawa colleagues. I get to see Alan Neal in person for the second time (TV appearance doesn't count), but I don't know if he's getting used to seeing me.... yet. Although, I have him (well, his radio program) on MySpace to lean on for contacting.
I wasn't planning to go to The Acorn's concert until my bro begged to go and they recently returned from their US tour and attending SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas.
Prior to going to the concert, I spent some time going to Rideau Centre to kill time and unexpectedly buy something. As you see on the photo on top with Putzy and myself doing the gangster look, I got a new hat at Roots. Even though, I lucked on the CBC Radio 3
How can I not forget about the photos via Flickr, http://flickr.com/photos/lenny-wu/sets/72157604310505423/
Friday, March 28, 2008
On Thursday, I went to the Basia Bulat concert at Zaphod Beeblebrox. I was glad that Basia still remembers my bro and myself. Although, the funny thing was that she forgot my name. Another funny moment as we were checking Basia and her band were on sound check, I was standing near my bro and out of nowhere, Amanda Putz appears and I made a funny surprise gesture because she just came out of nowhere.
All in all, the concert with Katie Stelmanis and Amos The Transparent were excellent. I didn't expect to see a lot of people to see Basia Bulat. I am guessing Basia is becoming a word of mouth.
Here's the Flickr link from Thursday's gig. http://www.flickr.com/photos/lenny-wu/sets/72157604284974647/
Monday, March 17, 2008
I apologize for not having an entry for March and here I am trying to write an entry. All I can say that it has been a crazy time with the free time I still have.
There were a lot of things happening.
- March 7, I went to a friend's birthday dinner which also turned to clubbing later on. This was on the eve and start of the big snowstorm. Here's link via Flickr, http://www.flickr.com/photos/lenny-wu/sets/72157604072720403/
- March 8, I had a lion dance performance at Hilton Lac Leamy in Gatineau, QC. This was during the massive snowstorm that blanketed Ontario to the Maritimes. Here is the link to the photos, http://www.flickr.com/photos/lenny-wu/sets/72157604077374547/
- March 9, I got Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Nintendo Wii, 'nuff said. Let's say that it was after the massive snowstorm and was barely able to get Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
- March 10, I got a chance to meet Immaculate Machine (pictured above) at an in-store performance. The band members are nice and I had a chance to chat with them before and after the concert. Here are photos from the performance, http://www.flickr.com/photos/lenny-wu/sets/72157604095038057/.
- March 13, I went to The National Gallery of Canada for this event called "Are You In?" It was a March Break event for the teens. I know I am not a teen but I came out in support of Amanda Putz and to check out The Love Machine because they are getting played on CBC Radio 3. I also got to see former MuchMusic VJ/host, Jennifer Hollett at the event. What I didn't know was that Amanda Putz had CBC Radio 3 goodies and I wanted to get the
Coming up, I will be seeing Immaculate Machine again on Good Friday as they will be with Ladyhawk at Zaphod Beeblebrox. On Thursday March 27, I cannot wait to check out Basia Bulat again but at Zaphod Beeblebrox. Hopefully she still remembers from the Hayden concert back in January.
In early April, I will finally get to go to the Stars concert at the Bronson Centre.


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In an exclusive interview with Bloomberg Televsion and Bloomberg Radio, Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan discussed how U.K. policy makers miscalculated the Brexit outcome and how Scotland may now choose independence from Britain. Story link, quotes, and transcript below.
- “I think they’ve made a terrible mistake… It’s a terrible outcome in all respects.”
- “So I think that we’re going to get very soon a significant renewal of the referendum on Scotland and I’m almost certain it’s going to pass.”
- “The real problem in Europe is the Euro, which I always thought was an unstable currency.”
- “The EU is fundamentally a very good idea,” Greenspan said. “It’s a free trade-zone structure, which we need an awful lot of, so that the choice of Britain to stay in the EU and yet out of the euro zone was, I thought, the most sensible action that could be taken.”
- “I think the vulnerable institution right now is the Eurozone, because as I said before, there is no backup to the ECB yet.”
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- Scotland, N. Ireland may now choose independence from Britain
By Victoria Stilwell and Lisa Du
U.K. policy makers miscalculated and made a “terrible mistake” in holding a referendum on whether to quit the European Union, in which voters opted to leave the bloc, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said.
That decision led to a “terrible outcome in all respects,” Greenspan said in an interview with Bloomberg Surveillance on Monday in Washington. “It didn’t have to happen.”
The U.K. stunned the world last week after voting to leave the EU after more than four decades, a move that sent financial markets into turmoil. The pound on Monday extended its drop to touch the lowest against the dollar since 1985, while central bankers around the world have pledged to support liquidity.
It’s now likely that Scotland, whose majority of voters wanted to stay in the EU, will have another referendum on its own independence, Greenspan said. He predicted such a vote would be successful, and Northern Ireland would “probably” go the same way.
Greenspan said he did not have sympathy for the idea that the U.K. would be better off outside the EU, despite the problems the bloc faces in a structure where countries with different economies and cultures share the same currency.
“The EU is fundamentally a very good idea,” Greenspan said. “It’s a free trade-zone structure, which we need an awful lot of, so that the choice of Britain to stay in the EU and yet out of the euro zone was, I thought, the most sensible action that could be taken.”
The U.K.’s decision to exit is a sign that the EU and euro zone need readjustment away from a model where northern nations are supporting those in the south, Greenspan said.
The euro zone is the truly “vulnerable institution,” Greenspan said, primarily due to Greece’s inclusion in its structure. “Get Greece out. They’re a toxic liability sitting in the middle of a very important economic zone.”
TOM KEENE, BLOOMBERG ANCHOR: We welcome now to television worldwide, Bloomberg Television worldwide, our conversation with Alan Greenspan. Michael, why don’t you pick it up? We’ve been on radio for a bit. Let’s pick it up for our television audience as well.
MICHAEL MCKEE, BLOOMBERG ANCHOR: Well, Mr. Chairman, you said a little earlier, you have said in the past that the euro has become something of a failed experiment here. Does that suggest that you think the British are right to be concerned about being in the European Union? Leave aside the damage that may be caused by leaving, but do you have any sympathy for the idea that they’re better off outside?
ALAN GREENSPAN, FORMER CHAIRMAN, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK: No, there’s a fundamental difference between being in a structure where everybody is forced into the same currency irrespective of differentials and culture, economic status, and a variety of other things. The E.U. is fundamentally a very good idea. It’s a free trade zone structure which we need an awful lot of, so that the choice of Britain to stay in the E.U. and get out of the Eurozone was, I thought, the most sensible action that could be taken. And Gordon Brown, who was instrumental in that decision, I think, ought to be distressed by what is going on, because I know (ph) him.
MCKEE: Well the question comes up, if the Eurozone itself is failed experiment, and one of the problems they have is the lack of a fiscal authority, the only way they can get there is to centralize more power in Brussels, which is exactly what the United Kingdom doesn’t want.
GREENSPAN: Well, but the problem with the euro isn’t going to be solved by that. The problem with the euro is much more fundamentally difficult, which is going to arise surely. Let me suggest something that nobody discusses, and I think it ought to be discussed. If the Federal Reserve, I should say — if the Federal Reserve were to run into financial trouble and dollar were in very extreme case, the sovereign credit of the dollar, back — I should say, so which the Treasury Department would back up the Federal Reserve and there’d be no problem. There is no backup on the European Central Bank. I mean, theoretically, the Maastricht Treaty has gotten means by which they would be financed if they got into trouble, but that’s not going to happen.
KEENE: But that speaks to the fractious nature here. It speaks to, I think of Barry Eichengreen at Berkeley talking about the exorbitant privilege — where’s the leadership to drive a solution? We’ve been saying this now for four and five days — we remember Valerie, she started (inaudible) Charles de Gaulle at an hour of Germany. I believe the name Greenspan from the United States. Do you observe leaders that can make tough decisions as the acclaimed Chancellor Merkel has made?
GREENSPAN: Well yes, I mean, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown made some very —
KEENE: They’re not in office right now. Do you see leaders —
GREENSPAN: I was about to say that. And I don’t see anybody to match them. So the basic problem is, it’s very difficult for somebody from the United States, no longer in government — I don’t have direct daily contact as I did for 20 years —
KEENE: You’ve not been speaking with Mr. Trump recently?
MCKEE: (laughter) We may want to get back to that later. If you were still at the Fed, if you go into your office at 20th and C Street on Friday, how do you think about it, as a central banker? You lived through market meltdowns before. What’s the first thing you do? What kind of conditions within your bank do you try to establish?
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Scouts learn business savvy with cookie sales
By AMY JONES / Associate Editor
Later this week is a day that I personally think should be a national holiday — National Girl Scout Cookie Day.
Set for Feb. 8, National Girl Scout Cookie Day is a celebration of Tagalongs, Thin Mints, Samoas and ever-expanding waistlines.
However, according to the Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama, which includes Shelby County, National Girl Scout Cookie Day also celebrates the true purpose of the Girl Scout cookie program, which is to teach girls five essential life skills: goal setting, decision-making, money management, business ethics and people skills.
These days, National Girl Scout Cookie Day is also helping girls increase their business savvy online and through social media.
Hilary Perry, director of communications and advocacy for the Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama, said the organization is challenging anyone who buys a box of cookies on Feb. 8 to share it on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using the hashtag “#onemorebox.”
Growing up, I was a Girl Scout for all of a few months before my troop disbanded, so I never got to experience the thrill of selling cookies.
Watching local Scouts get the experience of selling and learning about how business works at a young age, I’m sad that I missed that experience. I think it would have been an excellent learning experience for me and all the other young girls who were in my Scout troop. I’m thrilled that young girls today get the opportunity to be so involved with such a program, especially one that can show them how business works on a local, statewide and national level.
All revenue earned from cookie sales by girls involved with Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama will stay with the local Girl Scout program. Revenues will supply essential services, such as program resources, communication support, training volunteers and funding events.
So if you’ve got a few extra bucks on Feb. 8, go find a Girl Scout booth and load up on cookies! Your money will stay in the community and you’ll help local girls build up their business sense. If you ask me, that’s a bargain for just a few dollars.
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Are you curious about the current design of the Apple Watch and the potential of a round Apple Watch in the future?
We explore the evolution of the Apple Watch design, from the first generation to the third generation models.
We delve into the rumors circulating about a possible round Apple Watch, discussing the sources of these rumors and the reasons behind the speculated design change.
We address the challenges Apple may face in creating a round Apple Watch and whether or not they will make this design shift.
Keep reading to discover the exciting possibilities for the future of the Apple Watch!
What is the Current Design of Apple Watch?
The current design of the Apple Watch features a square shape with various band options, combining sleek technology with a thin display for a modern aesthetic.
One of the standout design elements of the Apple Watch is its meticulous attention to detail in the square shape that sets it apart from traditional circular smartwatches. The choice of bands further enhances its versatility, allowing users to personalize their device to suit their style preferences.
The seamless integration of advanced technological features into such a compact design is truly commendable, making the Apple Watch a powerhouse of innovation on your wrist. The remarkably thin display not only adds to the overall elegance of the device but also ensures a comfortable fit for everyday wear.
History of Apple Watch Design
The evolution of Apple Watch design has been a fascinating journey, blending cutting-edge technology with innovative smartwatch features, resulting in remarkable sales success.
First Generation Apple Watch Design
The first generation Apple Watch design marked a significant leap in the realm of smartwatches, incorporating advanced features while drawing inspiration from classic horology and timeless timepieces.
One of the standout elements of the First Generation Apple Watch was its seamless integration of technology within a sleek and elegant casing, resembling the craftsmanship seen in high-end traditional watches. This blurring of boundaries between tech and traditional watchmaking appealed to a wide range of consumers, from tech enthusiasts to fashion-forward individuals. The inclusion of customizable watch faces further added a personal touch, allowing users to express their style and preferences.
The attention to detail in the design of the Apple Watch, from the smooth digital crown to the high-quality materials used, demonstrated Apple’s dedication to creating a premium wearable device that transcended mere functionality.
Second Generation Apple Watch Design
The second generation Apple Watch design introduced enhanced features and technological upgrades, setting a new benchmark in the smartwatch market and challenging competitors to innovate further.
With a sleeker and more refined appearance, the Second Generation Apple Watch captured the attention of tech enthusiasts worldwide. One of the notable improvements was the introduction of a faster S2 processor, enhancing its overall performance and responsiveness. The addition of built-in GPS further solidified its position as a reliable fitness companion, allowing users to track their activities with greater accuracy.
The upgraded display with brighter colors and increased brightness levels provided a more immersive experience for users. The design evolution of the Second Generation Apple Watch was not only about aesthetics but also aimed at enhancing functionality and user experience, signaling Apple’s commitment to staying ahead of the curve in the wearable technology industry.
Third Generation Apple Watch Design
The third generation Apple Watch design focused on enhancing the display quality, extending battery life, and refining the overall wearable look to cater to tech-savvy users seeking both style and functionality.
One of the key improvements in the design of the Third Generation Apple Watch was the introduction of a larger and more vibrant display, providing users with enhanced visibility and interaction. This upgrade not only enhanced the overall user experience but also improved readability and navigation on the device.
Plus the display enhancements, Apple also optimized the battery life of the Apple Watch, allowing users to enjoy extended usage without the need for frequent recharging. This improvement was a significant step forward in making the device more convenient and reliable for everyday use.
The Third Generation Apple Watch also underwent design changes to enhance its wearable aesthetics, making it even more stylish and appealing to a wider range of users. The sleek and modern look of the device added a touch of sophistication while maintaining its functionality, reflecting Apple’s commitment to blending fashion with technology.
Rumors of a Round Apple Watch
Recent rumors swirling around the tech community suggest the possibility of an upcoming round Apple Watch, a departure from its traditional square shape, setting the stage for potential competition with round-faced wearables like the Galaxy Watch and Google Pixel Watch.
What are the Sources of these Rumors?
The sources of these rumors surrounding the round Apple Watch include reputable tech insiders like Mark Gurman and speculation within the Cupertino tech giant, hinting at a diverse range of potential design changes and innovations.
Mark Gurman, a well-known tech journalist with a track record of accurate leaks, has been a prominent figure fueling these speculations. His insights into Apple’s product development have shed light on the company’s ambitious plans for the next iteration of the Apple Watch.
Internal discussions within the Cupertino tech giant have hinted at major breakthroughs in display technology and health monitoring features, leading enthusiasts to anticipate a significant leap forward in wearable tech innovations.
Has Apple Mentioned Anything about a Round Apple Watch?
Apple has not officially confirmed any details about a round Apple Watch, leaving enthusiasts and tech aficionados eagerly anticipating any mention of a potential round design in the wearable segment.
Despite the lack of formal announcement from the tech giant, rumors and leaks have been circulating, fueling speculations about the features and aesthetics a round Apple Watch could potentially offer. The anticipation stems from Apple’s history of innovative design choices in its products, with the square shape of the current Watch being a notable trademark.
Many enthusiasts believe that a round Apple Watch would not only cater to a new aesthetic preference but also potentially enhance user experience by offering a different interface and visual appeal. Such anticipations highlight the influence Apple has on the wearable technology market and its ability to shape trends in the industry.
Possible Reasons for a Round Apple Watch
Several potential reasons may drive Apple’s decision to explore a round Apple Watch design, including the allure of aesthetic appeal, enhanced display capabilities, improved battery life, and the integration of cutting-edge technology.
The aesthetic appeal of a round Apple Watch could revolutionize its design language, offering a sleek and fashionable option for consumers seeking a blend of style and functionality in their wearable devices.
Apple is known for its innovative designs, and a shift to a round face on the Apple Watch could augment its appeal to a broader audience, especially those who appreciate classic timepiece aesthetics. This change could represent a significant evolution from the established rectangular shape, potentially tapping into a market segment that values tradition and elegance in wearable technology. The sleek contours of a round Apple Watch might enhance its comfort on the wrist, ensuring a seamless blend of form and function for users looking to make a style statement.
A round Apple Watch design could lead to a better display experience, enhancing visual sharpness, clarity, and immersive engagement for users interacting with apps, notifications, and watch faces.
By moving to a circular display, Apple could maximize the utilization of screen real estate, offering a more natural visual experience that mimics traditional timepieces, such as analog watches. This shift in design could open up new possibilities for customization and personalization, enabling users to choose from a wider variety of watch faces and enjoy a more aesthetically pleasing interface.
The improved display could also enhance the overall functionality of the Apple Watch, allowing for better readability of text, icons, and graphics. With a round screen, users may experience fewer visual distortions at the edges, resulting in a more seamless and engaging interaction with the device.
Improved Battery Life
The adoption of a round Apple Watch form factor might result in improved battery life efficiency, offering users extended longevity and enhanced usability without sacrificing performance or functionality.
These potential enhancements could transform the way users interact with their Apple Watch devices. Efficiency gains from a round form might lead to optimized power consumption, allowing for longer battery life durations between charges. With increased efficiency, users can expect their Apple Watch to last not just a full day, but potentially well into the next. Such advancements in battery life would greatly benefit individuals who heavily rely on their smartwatches for various tasks and activities.
Challenges in Creating a Round Apple Watch
While the concept of a round Apple Watch is intriguing, it poses significant challenges such as technical limitations, production costs, and compatibility concerns with existing accessories that need careful consideration and resolution.
The technical limitations associated with a round Apple Watch pertain to software adaptation, hardware adjustments, and user interface modifications that must align seamlessly with the new form factor for optimal functionality.
When transitioning to a circular design, one of the primary challenges lies in ensuring that existing software is compatible with the new shape, as many applications and interfaces are tailored for the rectangular display of previous models. This necessitates comprehensive testing and tweaking to guarantee a smooth user experience on a round screen.
Hardware adaptations are also crucial, as components such as sensors and batteries need to be reconfigured to fit within the circular casing while maintaining performance standards and battery life.
Compatibility with Existing Accessories
Ensuring compatibility with existing Apple Watch accessories like bands and attachments poses a critical challenge for a potential round design, requiring seamless integration and adaptation to preserve user convenience and functionality.
Current Apple Watch bands and attachments have been designed with the Apple Watch’s rectangular shape in mind, creating a seamless fit that enhances user experience. Transitioning to a round design would necessitate a reevaluation of these accessories to maintain their functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Compatibility with existing accessories is crucial as it allows users to continue using their favorite bands and attachments without any disruptions or compromises. This seamless integration not only ensures user convenience but also demonstrates Apple’s commitment to providing a versatile and adaptable product ecosystem.
The production costs associated with a round Apple Watch involve considerations related to materials, manufacturing processes, and technological advancements that could impact pricing, quality, and market competitiveness.
One of the crucial aspects of production expenses for the Apple Watch lies in the careful selection of materials. The choice of materials affects not only the overall cost but also the durability and aesthetics of the final product. For instance, opting for high-quality materials like stainless steel or ceramic can significantly raise production costs compared to using aluminum.
Plus materials, the manufacturing technologies employed play a vital role in determining the expenses. Advanced manufacturing techniques, such as CNC machining or 3D printing, come with higher initial investments but can lead to more precise and efficient production processes.
The technological requirements of a round Apple Watch, including components like processors, sensors, and displays, can also contribute to the total production costs. Ensuring that the device meets performance standards while keeping costs manageable requires a delicate balance of technological innovation and cost-efficiency.
Conclusion: Will Apple Make a Round Apple Watch?
The possibility of Apple introducing a round Apple Watch remains an exciting prospect, bridging innovative design concepts with advanced technology to potentially reshape the wearable market landscape.
Apple has always been at the forefront of blending aesthetics with functionality, setting trends and pushing boundaries in the tech industry. Considering the recognition and success of their current Apple Watch lineup, a round-faced variant could indeed bring a fresh appeal to consumers while also showcasing Apple’s commitment to both form and function.
The transition to a round design would not only serve as a visual departure from their current offerings, but it could also optimize screen real estate and enhance user experience, further solidifying Apple’s position as a key player in the wearables market.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Apple Make a Round Apple Watch?
Based on the current trend of Apple’s smartwatch designs, it seems unlikely that they will make a round Apple Watch. However, there are always rumors and speculations in the tech world, so it’s not completely off the table.
Why does Apple continue to make square-shaped Apple Watches?
Square-shaped watches have been the traditional design for smartwatches, and Apple has continued to follow this trend. They may also believe that square-shaped watches offer more space for features and functionality compared to round watches.
Are there any benefits to having a round Apple Watch?
Some argue that round watches offer a more traditional and classic look, while others prefer the practicality and modern feel of square-shaped watches. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference.
What would be the potential drawbacks of a round Apple Watch?
One possible drawback could be a smaller display and less space for features and functions. It may also require a different design and production process, which could affect the price and availability of the watch.
Are there any competitors that offer round smartwatches?
Yes, there are several competitors in the smartwatch market that offer round-shaped watches, such as Samsung, Huawei, and Garmin. However, Apple’s square-shaped watch design has not seemed to hinder their success in the market.
Will Apple ever release a limited edition round Apple Watch?
It’s always possible that Apple may release a limited edition or special edition round Apple Watch, especially for a significant anniversary or milestone. However, this is purely speculation, and there is no confirmation from Apple at this time.


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Bio: Guy Benson’s fingerpicking guitar style is showcased in his original pieces, in those borrowed and rearranged from fingerstyle masters Leo Kottke, Davy Graham and traditional tunes. It provides moving backdrops for original songs and cover tunes, selected from a wide range of eclectic authors. ... See Full BioMore Info
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Wednesday, 9 November 2016
American Airlines Announces Seasonal Summer Service from Phoenix to Jackson Hole
For official announcement, please click here… Jackson Hole, Wyoming…. American Airlines has announced their decision to add seasonal summer service from Phoenix to Jackson Hole to better serve travelers beginning June 2017. Phoenix service will be offered mid day with an arrival time from Phoenix at 3:11 p.m. and a departure time from Jackson at 4:45 p.m. These flight times are beneficial as they occur during lower activity levels at the Airport.


text: This week on Wisdom From The Wardrobe with the Michael Bruce Image Consulting style team get serious about style, but not so serious that they can’t have a little fun with fashion, as they continue their conversation about the Spring Summer 2023 fashion trends. Because let’s face it we’re all looking forward to the day we can finally shed our winter coats and breaks out our summer clothes. So, what’s on the horizon? From edgy motocross and relaxed denim to valley of the dolls and so much more, tune in for some serious style talk and plenty of laughs along the way. Happy Listening!


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This week’s challenge, brought to you by Dave Hammons (a.k.a. “Joe Stevens”), is to support Opportunity International. And we’re up for that!
The deck is stacked against people in the poorest part of the world, where the saying “it takes money to make money” is the harsh fact that traps people into the cycle of poverty. Opportunity Interational, through its many local projects, is breaking people out of those traps. By restoring vital neighborhood businesses in the wake of disasters, by teaching how to run a business, and by providing the seed-money to make dreams of financial independence a reality for women in countries that refuse to educate females, Opportunity International lifts people into better lives.
The best part of all is that your donations keep on giving. Through its microloan programs, successful projects can be turned around to fund new projects, again and again. This is far more than a basic charity… it’s an engine of hope that keeps running.
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Interview with Hille Perl in Fanfare
August 20, 2023
Interview with Hille Perl
An Interview with Hille Perl, gambist in the recent disc by OUR Recordings entitled Corellimania.
I had the opportunity to interview one of the three fine musicians who released their recording of works by or surrounding the music of Archangelo Corelli: recorder player Michala Petri, gambist Hille Perl, and harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani.
Thank you so much for talking to me about this recording and welcome! The recording of these works surrounding and including the sonatas of Archangelo Corelli are wonderful; how did you arrive at this idea for such a disc?
Because Mahan and Michala had already dived into Corelli's world before I joined the two for our recording of the Bach Sonatas, it was quite logical that we would follow the traces of Corelli's works and uncover the undoubted influence he had on the development on compositions in the first half of the 18th century.
What intrigues you about the position of Corelli during his time and how did this influence your choice of program?
It is very interesting that Corelli, unlike most of his contemporaries, wrote exclusively instrumental music: he gave instrumental music another perhaps higher significance, and because his works were published and available all over Europe, he became an example for many aspiring musicians.
Our choice for the program on this album was the result of a brainstorm the three of us had in a dressing room briefly before another concert. You may think it is a random collection, but it is what appeared when the three of us put our heads together and spontaneously threw ideas into the bucket.
What were some of the issues, if any, that arose during the development of this program?
We wanted to have a colorful disc: one that shows different aspects of style that were still connected to our theme and a diverse combination of sounds, with the idea to enchant the ear of the listener instead of tiring the mind.
Tell me a bit more about the Bach duos. Though I have heard what I think is most of Bach's music, these are new to me.
For many years I have been fascinated by these pieces - they are quite unknown - I first heard them hen my father played the a-minor (BWV805) on the organ, and it was my father who suggested it could be
played on two viols. The counterpoint is exquisite and since the pieces are called 'duets' they can be understood as a highly intelligent conversation between two voices: each imitating the other yet giving
different colors and articulations to the motives and phrases. It is a wonderful experience to be allowed to play them.
What were some of the things that you encountered as you recorded this program?
We tried many different ways to vary the instrumentation: the size of recorder, the octaves the viol should play in to make the best blend and distinction, and the best registration of the harpsichord; Mahan is brilliant in finding a million ways to accommodate the continuo-line harmonically, as well as melodically. I think he never played the same thing twice with continuo as we recorded the sonatas. It was a pleasure to work in this way and have the freedom to experiment as we went along.
The quirky piece here is the Telemann "Corelli" sonata, number two of a set, I believe. What do you think of this interesting, if eclectic work?
Until the ending we were not quite sure if we really should have the “Corellisante” in there, it has a lot of humor - as Telemann tends to have - and it adds a totally different color. And of course, it is so
interesting that Telemann makes a true example of the “Vermischter Geschmack:” he uses Corelli's name and turns it into a French adjective, writing a sonata that is neither very French nor Italian. But by doing so, he makes us think about it. Maybe it was just a sales strategy but maybe also it was a way of expressing respect.
The Bach chorale was particularly effective in concluding the disc on a thoughtful note. Why this particular piece (chosen from another set)? Did it have a special meaning?
Again, this is one of my favorite pieces: the theme is a very famous melody, widely used all over middle Europe in the 16th to 18th centuries: another title for it is “La Monica,” in France it was known as “Une Jeune fillette” and another German version is “Mit Ernst, Oh Menschenkinder”. We have a very comprehensible melody that touches the mind very deeply on a subconscious level and Bach’s fabulous counterpoint and sequencing spun from the material and beyond.
What does the trio think of the setting of the music here? I mean, were there any practical things that turning what is essentially string music into recorder and viola da gamba entailed?
As in all times, musicians will be fascinated with certain musical ideas and compositions and make them work on whatever musical machine--or voice--they can use in a skillful way. We just played around with the music until we felt we found a way to make it work. We know that most of the composers, i.e. Bach himself, used his own compositional material and turned into different versions; for example BWV 1028 was originally a sonata for two flutes and continuo and later became a gamba sonata, or BWV 528, where the first movement later became the Sinfonia for the second part of BWV 76 Die Himmel erzählen die Ehre Gottes There is a good example where Bach changes the octave of the left hand of the organ trio sonata to accommodate the material to the range of the viola da gamba. We just do what is necessary to make it work. I wouldn't call it “arranging;” it is just playing with it until it feels right.
Given the neat and wonderfully expressive recording here, what > else would you as a trio like to explore?
It is an interesting question, isn't it? I think there is no lack of ideas, which I won't give away yet, including, of course, the hope for some newly written music to explore yet different aspects of how the
three soundscapes can complement each other and find each other’s acoustic neighborhood. We'll see and hear what the future offers us.
Thank you again for such wonderful insight. I look forward to your next disc! Jerry Dubins, August 21.2023


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These Unreleased Verses From Your Favorite Hip-Hop Songs May Surprise You
Another verse bites the dust.
Freddie Gibbs Appears to Take Shots at Kendrick Lamar on New Song ‘Vice Lord Poetry’ – Lis…
Gibbs got something to say.
New Leaked Kendrick Lamar Snippet Has Fans Confused – Listen
Is K-Dot creating a new language?
New Kendrick Lamar Song Titles Registered With ASCAP Copyright Organization
Is Kendrick Lamar dropping his new album soon?
Here Are Hidden Messages on Hip-Hop Album Covers You May Have Missed
Kendrick, Em and Rico are just some of the rappers intriguing fans with their artwork.
These Rappers Have the Longest Gaps Between Albums
Good things take time.

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MULYE ZINGER (b. 1918)
He was born in Sarny, Ukraine. He graduated from a Jewish public school and later became a laborer. He published poems on social and national motifs in Volkovisker lebn (Wołkowysk life), Voliner prese (Volhynia press), and elsewhere. He published in book form: Yunge reyd (Young speech), poetry, with a foreword by the author (Sarny, 1938), 52 pp. Since WWII there has been no further information concerning him available.
Source: Literarishe bleter (Warsaw) (January 14, 1938).
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Drs. Grenache and Gronowski are clinical chemists certified by the American Board of Clinical Chemistry. Combined, they have more than 40 years of experience in laboratory medicine.
Dr. Grenache is an Associate Professor of Pathology at the University of Utah and a Medical Director ARUP Laboratories.
Dr. Gronowski is Professor of Pathology & Immunology and Obstetrics and Gynecology at Washington University and Co-director of Chemistry, Serology and Immunology at Barnes Jewish Hospital.
Note that this blog represents our own opinions and perspectives and not necessarily those of our employer's.
Our interests in the biochemistry of pregnancy and the different laboratory tests used during pregnancy motivated us to start this blog as a way to share these interests. To learn more about the research we have published click on the "Our Research" link at The Pregnancy Lab blog.


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GARETH BALE faces fresh doubts over his Real Madrid future IF new boss Julen Lopetegui decides to build his team around Isco.
The Welshman's future at the Bernabeu looked brighter after Zidene Zidane left.
But The Times report the ex-Spain manager taking the Frenchman's place is a big admirer of Isco.
The Real midfielder featured regularly for the national team under his management.
And now, should the new man look to focus a lot of Real's attacking play through Isco, that trend could continue at club level.
SunSport told you last month how the ex-Spurs winger, who scored one of the greatest goals in Champions League history in the 3-1 win over Liverpool, is Manchester United's top target.
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Jose Mourinho wants to bring Bale back to the Premier League but would need to pay a fortune for his signature.
For the five-year deal they want, Old Trafford chiefs would need to splash out a staggering £349million.
Real would want close to £200m for the winger — even though he has been starting off the bench — but an offer of around £180m could be enough.
Bale had feared he would have to wait until Spain bowed out of the World Cup to discover his fate.
But Lopetegui's shock dismissal has shortened the time frame significantly.
Bale's agent Jonathan Barnett is scheduled to meet Real president Florentino Perez this month to discuss his man's future.


text: Computer games - is primarily a way of entertainment and recreation. Many people like to play virtual games, and often, for many, this is really the most effective way of relaxation and recreation. And while there are people who think video games pointless and not bringing any benefit. Perceive them only as a way to "kill" free time. But this is not the case. Today there is a huge amount of virtual games that anyone with any taste and preferences will find something suitable and interesting. Moreover, many games are based on real-life situations and events and entail a lot of useful experience and information. And even the fabulous nature of the game is always instructive and often developing. There are many so-called simulations. In these games, all as close to the real world. All the events and situations in games, simulations allows the player to experience all the events and to act as he did in real life, if such a situation. In these games you can, for example, to realize his dream of driving a car. Or you can create a whole state of their own. Very interesting and popular games and simulators such as Farmerama. In this game you can own a private farm and become a real farmer. This game will suit all lovers of rural life, and an inveterate city dwellers who can for a while plunge into the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of rural life. You can play online farmerama. It is not necessary to download and install this game your computer. Just find it online and play online, and directly in the browser window. Feel like a real farmer and resident of rural spaces, feel like this - hold on a whole farm, improve, develop, care for animals and plants. In fermerama play online is very fun and interesting. With such a good game you can relax and enjoy, in general, fun time. And besides, this game will give you the opportunity to learn many skills and get an idea of how to develop the farm and agricultural land. Fermarama can all play, and growns and children. It will be interesting and understandable to everyone. So if you want the time to escape from the stifling city and the vast rural simply, without having to leave her apartment and sitting at the computer, play the game and you will not regret it. In fermarama play fun and exciting.

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Published: September 15, 2011
Andrew R. Regenscheid, Geoff Beier
This document outlines the basic process for the distribution of election material including registration material and blank ballots to UOCAVA voters. It describes the technologies that can be used to support the electronic dissemination of election material along with security techniques - both technical and procedural - that can protect this transfer. The purpose of the document is to inform Election Officials about the current technologies and techniques that can be used to improve the delivery of election material for UOCAVA voters. This document is part of a series of documents that address the UOCAVA voting. The first NIST publication on UOCAVA voting, entitled NISTIR 7551 A Threat Analysis on UOCAVA Voting Systems, was released in December 2008. In addition to NISTIR 7551, NIST has released NISTIR 7770 Security Considerations for Remote Electronic UOCAVA Voting, Accessibility and Usability Considerations for Remote Electronic UOCAVA Voting, and NISTIR 7682 Information Systems Security Best Practices for UOCAVA-Supporting Systems.
Citation: NIST Interagency/Internal Report (NISTIR) - 7711Report Number:
NIST Pub Series: NIST Interagency/Internal Report (NISTIR)
Pub Type: NIST Pubs
best practices, security, Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, UOCAVA, voting, voting systems
Created September 15, 2011, Updated November 10, 2018