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So, Where is Maria Sharapova???!!
Why they didn't invite Masha??!!
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Russia Fed Cup Duty REVOLVES as always.
This is the final opportinity to qualify possible Olympic nominees.
Masha was already qualified. Kiri & Vesnina each needed to play one more tie.
Now there will be eight qualified nominees. Only six are needed. Team Russia will be injury-proof.
Yes it will. Team of the Serbian friends is potentially equal with Russia's.
Completeing Olympic qualification had to take precedence, but I'm sure Tarpischev does not treat wining this yeat's Cup as incidental.
Take heart. Individually , consistency of the Serbs is certainly as questionable as any of the Russians.
Don't expect many straight sets rubbers.
In sport all your friends are your opponents and you have to be ready to defeat them.
Kirilenko and Kuznetsova is a good association for a double match.
They can be very dangerous together for opponents.
R1 A. PAVLYUCHENKOVA vs J. JANKOVIC 3-6 4-6
R2 s. KUZNETSOVA vs A. IVANOVIC 6-2 2-6 6-4
R3 A. PAVLYUCHENKOVA vs A. IVANOVIC 6-3 0-6 3-6
R4 S. KUZNETSOVA vs J. JANKOVIC 1-6 4-6
R5 M. KIRILENKO / E. VESNINA vs B. JOVANOVSKI / A. KRUNIC
R1 A. PAVLYUCHENKOVA vs J. JANKOVIC
R2 s. KUZNETSOVA vs A. IVANOVIC
R3 A. PAVLYUCHENKOVA vs A. IVANOVIC
R4 S. KUZNETSOVA vs J. JANKOVIC
You know Shamil. Tarpischev is like as not to swap them around after day one.
I've got stuff to do in the morning & may miss the first day. But I'll see the girls on Sunday.
Fed Cup semifinals: Russia vs Serbia in Moscow this weekend. Stream linx will appear at http://www.lshunter.tv/t...ive-streaming-video.html . :D Another FC thread with pix in Tennis Chat.
Kiri does not play doubles either. Clearly, she is not fit--explaining Shamil's decision.

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How Do You Level Up Your Call Of Duty Elite Clan?
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Title says all i kno its through clan challenges and operations but whrer do u go to find them? Also in have five founders in my clan including my self and i still havent gotten the 500xp from any of them?
Does anybody know?????????
having the same issue...hopefully we get an answer
I'm having the same problem. Havn't recieved XP from the founders in my clan. Please, somebody help us with this issue!
clan ops rank your clan up but there coming soon
clan ops rank your clan up but there coming soon
But when? It just says under clan operations "coming soon" ?!?! I won´t wait any longer from something like many others have payed for! Perhaps someone know a date when it will work?
Sorry, my english sucks! --´
There are Clan Ops that are coming later on, my guess is when the first map pack is released there elite status should be updated and ready to go for all clans. Also there are clan enlisted events on the COD Elite website and or Xbox/PS3 networks under the COD Elite Game/App. Hope this helps
lol u only get 500xp for each founder in ur lan if they havent already started a clan or joined one before joining yours. i have founders i got xp from and some that i just let join becuz there good but alreadu used there boost! 9 members and at clan lvl 3!
I had the same founder problem, I had 3 people in my clan 2 of us were founders before we joined and one become one after, the one that joined after , we never got his exp. What we ended up doing was having the 3rd person leave and then rejoin, and it gave us his founder xp.


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While we've got plenty of high tech creativity on hand for our first ever Tampa Bay Mini Maker Faire, we've also got some great Makers of Fine Art!
Joining us as a Commercial Maker is Bert Winkler of OFC Custom Rods, Plugs and Jewelry, from Crystal River.
Bert uses a variety of raw natural materials to create spectacular art to wear and use. TBMMF recently chatted with Bert about his work.
TBMMF: Tell us about what you Make.
OFC: I have always been inspired to create art. As I progressed with my artwork I chose creations that had functionality. Fan pulls, stain glass night lights, fishing lures, fishing rods and jewelry made from the elements. Sea creatures such as Abalone (Mother of Pearl) and Stone Crab claws and Scallop shells made into necklaces.
TBMMF: What makes OFC art unique?
OFC: I have incorporated new techniques such as marbleizing paint with epoxies and using Bamboo created what I believe is the only bamboo lures for fishing that I know of.
Every piece I make is a "one of a kind" and they are all handcrafted by me. The fishing rods start with a blank of graphite and I design the Cork handles and the placement of the guides then threading the guidesand painting is all by hand.
I make many fishing plugs from woods I have around the property as well as friends donating wood for the cause. I use Eastern Red Cedars, Cypress, Cherry and Oaks. I grow Bamboo and use select pieces for my specialty Bamboo plugs. The hooks I use are the finest and made in America.
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OFC: I believe I have a gift to be able to take raw materials sometimes considered trash or discarded items and turn them into creations of awe and beauty. They may be adorned or used as tools to catch fish or light your way in a dark world or even control your paddle fans light or speed.
My intentions are to make people happy and create the unusual one of a kind items that are hard to find and stimulate the imagination.
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The head of the Chillicothe Police Department said Tuesday that an internal investigation will be conducted after one of its officers apparently fell asleep while driving a cruiser on duty that struck three parked vehicles on Bowman Road.
A man accused of kidnapping three women and holding them in his home and raping them over a decade was given a late summer trial date Wednesday.
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A bout 72,000 patients make their way through the two Genesis HealthCare emergency rooms each year.
Two area teens will compete for the title of Miss Ohio's Outstanding Teen 2013.
Human trafficking drew nationwide attention this spring with the case of a Cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for years. On Tuesday, the issue was raised again.
About 50 homeless were accounted for in the January Point in Time Count throughout Muskingum County, but that's not an accurate picture of the need in the community.
Muskingum County Sheriff Matt Lutz said the suspect involved in a vehicle pursuit late Monday night is still at large.
Proposed changes to the Medicaid program in Ohio are unlikely to clear the Legislature before lawmakers break at the end of the month, the Republican leader of the House said Tuesday.
The state should have almost $397 million in uncommitted funds leftover at end of the current budget year, Ohio's budget director said Tuesday before a legislative panel that's working to put the final touches on the next state spending plan.
The Muskingum Coutny Water Department will turn the water off at 8 a.m. Thursday to replace a valve. Outage area: starting at 2935 Deerpath and the following side roads: Rabbit Run, Cornerstone and Red Fox.
Water is being restored to residents in the southern Pine Street area after a water main break earlier today.
Residents have packed a city council meeting to protest the shooting of five feral kittens by a humane officer.
A former park ranger in northern Ohio has been sentenced to prison after admitting he videotaped women undressing in park restrooms.
Pinecrest Drive will be closed from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday for culvert replacement.
The United Way of Muskingum, Perry & Morgan Counties has once again been selected to host a HarvestCorps member through the Ohio Association of Foodbanks.
The Carr Center is looking to fill its adult services coordinator position.
Wanda June Reed will celebrate her birthday Thursday. Send cards to 5291 N. River Road West.
The OSU Alumni Club of Muskingum County will hold its 14th annual scholarship auction Thursday at the VFW Post 1058, 1318 Putnam Ave.
The following students have achieved a GPA of 3.85 to 4.0 and have been named to the Principal's List for the fourth grading period of 2012-13 at Sheridan High School:
The Zanesville Business & Professional Women's Club meets from 8 to 9 a.m. the first Friday of the month at the Golden Corral.
Two Columbus men were sentenced to five years each in prison for a November incident in which shots were fired on Dryden Road.
A Sunday afternoon crash involving a motorcycle sent two Zanesville residents to hospitals with injuries.
Many residents and staff turned out to honor Barber Dan Grandstaff on June 10 at Cedar Hill Care Center. About 20 men had their final haircut from 'Barber Dan,' as he is retiring after 30 years of volunteer service at Cedar Hill.
With five bull's-eyes in a row, archer April Bartenschlag took first place in the national competition.
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Wanda June Reed will celebrate her birthday Thursday. Send cards to 5291 North River Road West.
A better economy and job prospects appear to be helping stem Ohio's 'brain drain' of young adults, a newspaper analysis of census data showed.
Women seeking an abortion in Ohio would have to wait longer, submit to an ultrasound and listen to their doctors describe features of the fetus under a Republican-backed bill that will have its first hearing this week.
Zanesville residents Amber Allen, Katharine Anderson, Madison Atkins, Jaelyn Mohler and Kylee Settles recently received the Girl Scout Bronze Award for a project entitled Helping the Animals.
The number of marriages across the U.S. fell more than 5percent during the recession.
More than 90 percent of the people in Zanesville City Jail who posted bail last year used a bondsman.
Two suspects were sentenced Monday for their involvement in a January robbery.
An environmentalist is suing the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District for refusing to release the names and addresses of people leasing cottages on district property.
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar had 23 new waitresses Monday night.
Security could get a little tighter at the Ohio Statehouse, with metal detectors, cameras and stricter control of entrances.
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BY MARCY SHORTUSE - When Jack Short moved from Pennsylvania to Florida as a pre-teen, it took him some time to make the adjustment. After all, the towering trees and welcoming woods of the Keystone State are dramatically different than the saw palmettos and scrub brush here, and he was a huge fan of exploring the outdoors.
It took our new writer here at the Boca Beacon about 10 years to come to the realization that here in Florida, it's not necessarily the woods you want to explore ... it's the water.
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Auto-Owners Insurance is pleased to announce that Key Agency Inc. of Englewood and Boca Grande, has been named one of the Top 10 growth agencies for the company in the Lakeland Region for 2012.
Yet another call to action has been sent out through the community referencing Gilchrist Avenue median parking ... and this time it's from the bridge club, and they are supporting the Gasparilla Inn Plan.
On May 2, Jay Whipple, a Boca Grande resident and leader of the Boca Grande Duplicate Bridge Club, sent out a letter to everyone who plays the game at the United Methodist Church twice a week.
This week the company that coordinates the Professional Tarpon Tournament Series has filed an injunction against Save The Tarpon, a local, grass-roots organization.
Members of the Save The Tarpon organization found themselves staring at a big stack of paperwork Tuesday morning, more than 200 pages to be exact. The papers were hand-delivered right to their doorsteps, to be exact, by process servers. Those named in the injunction include Chairman Tom McLaughlin, Frank Davis, Chris Frohlich, Richard Hirsch, Rhett Morris, Walton "Tommy" Locke Jr., Mark Futch and newly-minted executive director of Save The Tarpon, Lew Hastings.
Some people just have Boca Grande in their blood. Their very names are synonymous with our island. So it is with Rich and Toni Caccavale.
As fate would have it, the two have had some major life changes lately that have taken them closer to the mainland than the island. Rich has recently retired from the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office, where he was the marine patrol deputy in Boca Grande waters. He was also a Lee County deputy on the island for 24 years.
Toni recently closed her Boca Grande business, Island Nails.
But don't think they're sitting back and relaxing ... not by any stretch of the imagination.
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Tagged with positivity, these adidas Originals Graffiti Slim shoes by Jeremy Scott are all-leather men's shoes that have been hit with a blast of fun graffiti messages.
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Its a statement shoe and I liked it the first time I saw it.
I just purchased it but was surprised that I had to take the 9.5UK rather than the 8.5UK(my usual size)
It's very narrow so I would advise that people try the shoe on before buying. This is one pair I would not recommend people buy off the internet due to sizing issues.
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purchased these shoes for my son who's a musician and the shoe that;s shown looks great but the one that's not is all skater pretty deceiving not to show both shoe i would have not purchased and still thinking of returning. please show both shoes $200 is alot to spend and not get what you think is coming.
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Great Lakes Science is offering a digital photography internship in the marketing department. The main objective of the internship is to create a photo library of images related to the Science Center and its programs, events and exhibits for use in future Science Center marketing materials including print, web and e-communications. This is an unpaid position and it will be the students responsibility for arranging to receive credit through their university or college. The Science Center will require that rights to unlimited use of all images created during the term of the internship be given to the Science Center. How to apply: Provide a CD portfolio with 20 of your best images (some should be candid images of people and some without) plus a cover letter and resume. Submit: Via U.S. Mail Volunteer Coordinator Great Lakes Science Center 601 Erieside Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Or email: All requirements as attachments to email@example.com
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MedCity Media, the publisher of MedCityNews.com, is seeking a summer intern to produce copious amounts of healthcare content (from blog posts to social media to longer articles) and execute social media strategy. This paid internship will put the intern in the middle of a fast-paced, digital-first media outlet and the intern will be treated like a regular member of team. Ideal candidates have a passion for media and healthcare; have an understanding of social media; are coachable yet independent, critical thinkers; are willing to try different approaches; and are flexible enough to take on different duties throughout the summer. Knowledge of WordPress and other content management systems is also a big plus. This is a full-time, 40-hour-per-week position. Pay is $12.50 per hour and interns will get real-time feedback and exposure to a modern media company. Interns will work from MedCitys main office of Cleveland, Ohio. Interns will work on all facets of the business, primarily producing health content for content marketing clients and reporting on early-stage companies. But you will also travel and take part in our events in Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia, and manage some of the company's social media initiatives. Send a resume, coverletter and work examples to firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject line "MedCity intern." We'll hire as soon as we find the right person (and you're out of school). MedCity Media is reshaping healthcare business media with dynamic content and a creative, savvy modern business model. The company connects and serves the business side of healthcare through content. It publishes MedCityNews.com, which reaches nearly a half-million monthly visitors from the business side of healthcare; gathers these readers in real time through unique events; and provides content marketing services to anyone who needs high-quality healthcare content.? We're a privately funded, entrepreneurial company in the portfolio of JumpStart Ventures and HATCH Partners, among others.
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CEOs for Cities is a civic innovation lab and network for city progress and success, connecting cross-border, cross-sector, cross-generational civic CEOs and change makers to each other and to smart ideas and practices. The CEOs for Cities Design Intern works primarily with the Communications Manager, but also with Lee Fisher, the President and CEO, and Mark Ebner the Manager of Research and Engagement, in the Cleveland office located at Cleveland State University's Levin College of Urban Affairs, 1717 Euclid Avenue (CEOs for Cities maintains three offices--in Chicago, Cleveland, and Washington DC). The Intern is expected to work a minimum of 10 hours a week for a minimum of 4 months and/or a total of 120 hours. There is no salary or benefits, but the Intern will receive a stipend of $500 upon successful completion of the 4-month or after having worked 120 hours, which ever occurs first. Extension of the internship or full-time or part-time employment with CEOs for Cities after successful completion of the internship will be considered if the Intern is interested The Intern provides organizational and creative support to the Communications Manager and other Cleveland staff in the Cleveland office. The Intern assists with technology and social media, speech writing, research, event planning, project management, website management, and visual presentations. Please visit http://www.ceosforcities.org/about/jobs/internship-application to fill out the application. A resume and cover letter are required. You will need to answer the question "Why are you interested in cities?" in no more than 250 words. Up to two letters of recommendation are encouraged, but not required.
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Dealer Tire
Cleveland, OH
Dealer Tire is an international tire, maintenance and light-repair product distributor that partners with automobile manufacturers including Audi, BMW, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Hyundai, Infiniti, Jaguar, Jeep, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, MINI, Nissan, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo to create complete replacement tire, maintenance and light-repair programs for their dealerships. We put safe vehicles on the road and help vehicle manufacturers and dealerships increase profitability.
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Cleveland West Art league
Cleveland, OH
Cleveland West Art League is a new member-based visual arts organization. Founded in 2010, our mission is to promote artist exhibitions, opportunities, and creative exchange that will culturally enrich our community. We have year-round exhibition programming plus an education program for K-12 students. Interns would gain experience in marketing, copy writing, maintaining a membership program, assisting education program workshops, installation of exhibitions, and video or photographic documentation of exhibitions and events. In more detail: Marketing and copy writing: intern will be assigned the task of writing copy for upcoming shows and editing artist photos to submit to 78th Street Studio's internal marketing list (reaches a list of over 3000 readers) plus researching other free marketing or pr outlets online (example: http://arthopper.org/art-events/cleveland/) and submitting upcoming CWAL show information. Intern will also distribute CWAL announcements/flyers at area arts & entertainment venues, and may be asked to design graphics for one or more cards, or to post updates to the CWAL facebook page. Intern will also have the opportunity to update the monthly newsletter via Mail Chimp and submit to director for approval before it is distributed. Membership/mailing lists: Intern will learn how to enter new names into mailing list database, and will be taught how to process new CWAL memberships, maintain current list of members, and generate lists for member shows. Will learn to answer visitor inquiries on CWAL as an organization and membership benefits. Assisting in education workshops: will work closely with education directors to facilitate artist/children workshops and visits, including setup of tables and materials, assisting artists in instruction for children, ordering refreshments, and cleanup. Intern will assist in installation of shows, creating labels, show strike, checking work into larger group shows, facilitating pick-up and drop off of art, and hosting openings and keeping open gallery hours. May be asked to photograph or take video for documentation and facebook page marketing. The field of development and fund raising is wide open to any intern willing to take on the research and challenges. Hours: Every third Friday of the month from 5pm 10pm, every Saturday from 1-6pm, and other times as needed by board and staff.
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Plant Varieties Protection Act
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(31st January 2006)
An Act to provide for the protection of plant varieties.
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2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires —
"applicant", in relation to any application, means the person by whom or on whose behalf the application is made;
"application" means an application for a grant of protection;
"breeder", in relation to any plant variety, means —
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if the plant variety was bred, or discovered and developed, by a person in the course of performing his duties or functions as an employee of another person, that other person; or
the successor in title to the person in paragraph (a) or (b), as the case may be;
"Convention" means the international agreement called the International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants of 2nd December 1961, as revised or amended from time to time;
"Court" means the High Court;
"denomination" means the distinguishing name or identification for a plant variety;
"grant of protection" means a grant of protection made by the Registrar under section 21;
"grantee" means the holder of a grant of protection;
"harvested material" means any harvested material to which the rights of a grantee under section 28(1) are extended by virtue of section 28(7);
"plant" includes all fungi and algae but does not include bacteria, bacteroids, mycoplasmas, viruses, viroids and bacteriophages;
"plant variety" means a plant grouping within a single botanical taxon of the lowest rank which, irrespective of whether the conditions for a grant of protection are fully met, can be —
defined by the expression of the characteristics resulting from a given genotype or a combination of genotypes;
distinguished from any other plant grouping by the expression of at least one of those characteristics; and
considered as a unit with regard to its suitability for being propagated unchanged;
"prescribed examination authority" means such plant variety examination authority in Singapore or any other UPOV member as the Minister may from time to time prescribe;
"procedural representative", in relation to any plant variety, means a person who is resident or has an office in Singapore and who is appointed by the breeder of that variety to act on his behalf in respect of the making of any application for, or any proceedings relating to, a grant of protection for that variety;
"propagating material", in relation to a plant of a particular plant variety, means any part or product from which, whether alone or in combination with other parts or products of that plant, another plant with the same essential characteristics can be produced;
"propagation", in relation to a plant or any of its components, means the growth, culture or multiplication of that plant or component;
"protected variety" means a plant variety in respect of which a grant of protection is in force, and includes any essentially derived or other plant variety to which the grant of protection is extended by virtue of section 29(1);
"register" means the register of plant varieties maintained under section 39;
"Registrar" means the Registrar of Plant Varieties referred to in section 5;
"Registry" means the Registry of Plant Varieties referred to in section 7;
"relevant characteristics", in relation to any plant variety, means the phenotypical and genotypical expressions of the variety that permit its identification;
"term", in relation to a grant of protection, means the term of the grant of protection under section 24;
"UPOV member" means a state or an intergovernmental party to the Convention which is a member of the International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants constituted pursuant to the Convention.
[HK Plant Ord. 1997, s. 2; ICPNVP 1991, Art. 1 (iv); Aust. Plant Act 1994, s. 3]
3. This Act shall bind the Government but nothing in this Act shall render the Government liable to be prosecuted for an offence.
[Patents 1995 Ed., s. 3; Trade Marks 1999 Ed., s. 100]
—(1) This Act only applies to the plant genera and species listed in the Schedule.
(2) The Minister may, by notification in the Gazette, amend the Schedule.
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Current CDC recommendations focus on testing individuals with known hepatitis C risk factors. However, more than 75% of American adults with hepatitis C are baby boomers and baby boomers are five times more likely than adults of other ages to be infected. Likely reasons for this disproportionate infection rate are that this generation may have received blood transfusions before screening of the blood supply began 20 years ago and because they came of age before HIV brought awareness of the risks of unprotected sex and needle sharing.
ASRM Bulletins August 13, 2012
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I i, ( ( . \ AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANDROLOGY BUSINESS MEETING March 23,1978 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 1. The meeting was calle~ into session by Dr. Donald Fawcett, President, at 1830 hours. 2. Report of the Secretary: an updated list of the members with their telephone numbers and addresses is being prepared. The Society has been incorporated in the State of Hichigan. 3. Report of the Treasurer: Dr. Nancy Alexander reported that there was a balance of $11,258, with ,$18,700 revenue and $14,267 disbursements for an overall net gain of $4,407 for the previous year. The members unanimously accepted and approved the report of the Treasurer. 4. This current meeting of the Society of Andrology (3rd) attracted 90 abstracts, of which 80 were selected for presentation - registration totaled 145. 5. Dr. Emil Steinberger thanked Dr. Harie--Dlaire Orgebin--Drist for her outstanding efforts in organizing the present meeting, which was truly successful, and the membership heartily endorsed this. 6. Report of the Postgraduate Committee: Dr. Emil Steinberger, Chairman of this committee, reported that 6 hours of Category I A~~ Credit and 10 cognates for the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists were approved for the present postgraduate sessions. The question of fees for postgradUate courses, especially for the younger members was briefly discussed, and it was recommended that an Education Committee should be established to set policy and adress this issue. This was approved by the membership. 7. Report of the 1979 Program Chairperson: Dr. Anna Steinberger reported that the 4th Annual Heeting would be held at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel, in Houston, Texas, from l-larch 7 to March 9, 1979, with registration beginning on the evening of Tuesday, Harch 6, 1979. 8. Affiliation with ClDA: Dr. Rune Eliasson discussed the organization, representation of affiliated societies, and the financial structure of CIDA. The International Journal Q! Andrology, published by Scriptor in Copenhagen, is the new journal for ClDA. 9. It , ... as announced that Archiyes .Q.f Andrology (Chief Editor Dr. E.S.E. , Hafez) is an inde~ndent publication venture. '.
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Title | Business Meeting of the American Society of Andrology 1978 |
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American Society of Andrology Scientific societies Minutes |
Description | Contains minutes from the March 23, 1978 business meeting. |
Creator | American Society of Andrology |
Date | 1978 |
Collection | American Society of Andrology Records, 1975-ongoing; http://www.add.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/manuscripts/MS410.html |
Location | Iowa State University Library Special Collections: http://www.add.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/index.html |
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From alphabet puzzles to mixed-up stories – and 300 questions and answers – the engaging exercises in this book help your child build essential learning skills. Numbers, shapes, rhymes and patterns make it exciting and fun.
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Volume 45 Number 41 329 Broadway., Bethpage, NY 11714 Nov. 2 - 8 , 2007 (516)681-0440 ext. 21 FAX (516)681-9354 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 50 Cents Enhancing Facilities at Bethpage Schools Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto recently visited with officials at JFK Junior High School in Bethpage, where the Town installed new bleachers. On hand were Liz Cotton (PTA President at JFK Middle School), Linda Mangano (PTA President Bethpage H.S.), Ralph Tocco (Asst. Principal), Kerri McCarthy (Principal), Tom Frost (Bd. Of Ed. V.P.), Richard Marsh (Supt. of Schools), Supervisor Venditto and County Legislator Ed Mangano. It has been a productive summer and fall in the Bethpage School District. Several District building improvements and initiatives have been completed, and as a result Building core systems have been enhanced and communication between school and home has been improved. Bethpage Superintendent of Schools Dr. Richard Marsh provided the community with a thorough update of the progress at the September Board of Education meeting, and continues to provide capital project status reports at many public meetings. A Bright Future for Energy Savings New energy efficient lighting has been installed throughout the District, most notably at Kramer Lane Elementary School and the Bethpage High School gymnasium. As the result of an energy performance contract with Johnson Controls, schools have brighter, more efficient lighting, equipped with motion sensor detectors that automatically shut off lights when a room is unoccupied. This, coupled with the reduced kilowatts used by the new lighting, and energy efficient windows and weather stripping installed under the 2000 facilities improvement bond, results in significant energy conservation and considerable utility cost savings. Additionally, as a result of the energy performance contract, a new, more efficient boiler system was installed at JFK Middle School. Improved Athletic, Phys Ed Facilities In addition to the new lighting installed at the Bethpage High School gymnasium, the expansive wood floor was refurbished this past summer. Last year, new bleachers were installed in the gymnasium as a result of some of the proceeds from the community-approved sale of Borella Field. The Town of Oyster Bay also agreed to donate new exterior bleachers for the playing field at JFK Middle School. The bleachers were recently installed and will provide many years of service for sporting events and activities and were donated to the school by from the Town of Oyster Bay with the help of Supervisor John Venditto. Restroom Restoration Completed Restrooms at Central Boulevard Elementary School have been renovated using monies in the District's Capital Improvement Fund. Since the 2000 facilities bond and the creation of the Capital Improvement Fund from the Borella Field sale, the District has been systematically upgrading restrooms at all of the schools. Full-Day Kindergarten Plans Approved The State Education Department (SED) has approved building expansion plans at the District's schools that accommodate the implementation of a Full-Day Kindergarten Program. In May 2007, voters approved the plan, which capitalizes on a one-time New York State EXCEL grant that will significantly offset costs associated with expanding the kindergarten program. Dr. Marsh said the project remains on schedule and the program is still on track to begin September 2008. Ground should be broken for construction to begin in November. Parents Connected with New Phone System This fall the District is implementing a new telephone alert system called "Connect-Ed." The system, which is widely used by school districts throughout the country, enables the District to automatically send blanket pre-recorded phone messages to all Bethpage parents in a matter of minutes. Connect-Ed is commonly used to get important messages to parents in a timely manner, such as a school closure or school emergency. A Wireless Bethpage HS Dr. Marsh also announced that Bethpage High School is now a wireless "hot spot." This means that computers used in the school no longer are required to be plugged into a port in order to access the Internet, but rather gain automatic access. Commonly referred to as "Wi-Fi," this technology is a great benefit to students and staff using laptops, and offers them mobile Internet access throughout the classrooms, cafeterias, labs, and study areas, such as the library. A wireless network has the same level of security as the standard network. Only registered computers can gain access and all computers still use the District's filtered Internet. The technology is commonly found today in airports, coffee shops, hotels, and public libraries, including the Bethpage Public Library. Wow..That's A Nice Check! This Halloween the Bethpage School District certainly received a treat! On Wednesday Superintendent of Schools Dr. Richard Marsh (second from left) and School Board Vice President Tom Frost (second from right) was presented with a check for over $700,000 from Nassau County representing pilot payments from Lily Popcorn on the Grumman property. On hand to present this wonderful check were Nassau County Legislator Ed Mangano (far left) and Councilwoman Rose Walker (far right). ATTENTION TRIBUNE READERS!!! WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! A Bethpage resident has lost a 14 ct. gold and diamond men's ring. The lost ring has an emblem in the front depicting the world being held up by an "M" to symbolize the word "MENSA". 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GILBERT: Give Obama his tax hike; then what?
All of the hysteria over the so-called fiscal cliff aside, people shouldn't forget about simple mathematics.
Let's grant President Obama his tax hike on the wealthy. That way we won't have to hear about it anymore, and he is correct: the people appear to agree with him.
The problem is, the tax as proposed would only raise $440 billion over the next 10 years, according to The Wall Street Journal. That would be barely noticeable in reducing our $1-trillion annual deficits and $16-trillion national debt.
And please don't lose sight of what the fiscal cliff is. If Congress takes no action, the Bush era tax cuts expire Jan. 1 (we actually once paid these taxes), a 2-percentage point cut in the Social Security tax will be restored and discretionary federal spending will be cut 10 percent, by $110 billion.
To be sure, this would raise taxes about $2,000 annually on a typical middle-class family. Considering that we are currently borrowing 40 cents on every federal dollar this might seem like a nice downpayment rather than a disaster.
We are told the $55 billion in military cuts would jeopardize the nation's security. But Gordon Adams, a professor of international relations at the School of International Service at American University, is not so sure.
"It is not a pretty picture; no management expert would say this is the way to do defense (or any other) budgeting," Adams wrote in Foreign Policy. "But it is not doomsday. In fact, it might be discipline — the kind of budgetary discipline the Pentagon has not had for the past decade. Good management, priority-setting and greater efficiency might be the result.
"And since the sequester would be a one-time event, setting a lower baseline for future defense growth, the nation might just be as safe as it ever was," Adams wrote.
Who among us doesn't think there is 10 percent of bloat throughout the federal government?
That said, the full answers to our debt and deficit problems may be found where they have resided for the past two years — in the report of the president's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, the only genuinely bipartisan effort we have seen in the past four years, unless you count the legislation creating the fiscal cliff itself. Continued...
Chaired by Democrat Erskine Bowles and Republican Alan Simpson, the report's conclusion was easy to understand.
"Over the course of our deliberations, the urgency of our mission has become all the more apparent," the report stated. "The contagion of debt that began in Greece and continues to sweep through Europe shows us clearly that no economy will be immune. If the U.S. does not put its house in order, the reckoning will be sure and the devastation severe."
Oh, and by the way, there will be little warning. One day it will just happen.
The report is readily available online. Let's just look at one issue addressed — Social Security — and see what the report says.
To consider the administration and Congress's attitude toward the problem in the past 25 years, you would think the problem is insurmountable. But the commission devoted just seven pages to Social Security solutions, and they are easily comprehensible for any literate high school student.
"Over the next 75 years, the program faces a shortfall equal to 1.92 percent of taxable payroll," the report states. "Seventy-five years from now, that gap will increase to 4.12 percent of payroll.
"The commission proposes a balanced plan that eliminates the 75-year Social Security shortfall and puts the program on a sustainable path thereafter. To save Social Security for the long haul, all of us must do our part. The most fortunate will have to contribute the most, by taking lower benefits than scheduled and paying more in payroll taxes. Middle-income earners who are able to work will need to do so a little longer. At the same time, Social Security must do more to reduce poverty among the very poor and very old who need help the most."
Specifically, if implemented, the commission's plan would:
- Gradually move to a more progressive benefit formula that slows future benefit growth, particularly for higher earners.
- Offer a minimum benefit of 125 percent of poverty level for an individual with 25 years of work and index minimum benefit level to wage growth.
- Index normal retirement age and earliest eligibility age to longevity so that they grow about one month every two years. Also direct the Social Security Administration to create a hardship exemption.
- Provide benefit enhancement equal to 5 percent of the average benefits — spread out over five years — for individuals who have been eligible for benefits for 20 years.
- Gradually increase the taxable maximum to cover 90 percent of earnings by 2050.
- Use the chained Consumer Price Index instead of the standard CPI to figure cost-of-living increases. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has stated that the chained CPI is designed to more closely approximate a cost-of-living index than the standard CPI, and experts on both sides of the aisle have supported this technical improvement to the index.
- Cover newly hired state and local workers after 2020.
- Add increased flexibility in retirement claiming options by allowing retirees to collect half of their benefits at a time, including by allowing them to collect the first half at age 62.
None of this is draconian. Our problems can be solved if our leaders will just work together. Continued...
Glenn Gilbert is executive editor of The Oakland Press. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or 248-745-4587. Follow him on Twitter @glenngilbert2.
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Date: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 - 10:00 am
Duration: 4 Hours
June 20, 2012: The Celebration at the Marion County Museum with hertiage music, Living History Interrupters, and cake will be going on between the hours of 10 - 2. Everything is free including parking. Come join us & learn about Marion County's Involvement in the Civil War. See some of new Civil War Collection including a 1851 Smithfield rifle made in Harper's Ferry. Marion County Historical Society, Inc. and Museum Adams Street, Fairmont, WV, 26554 304.367.5398 Hours Open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm. Come join us at the Marion County Museum (located right by the Courthouse in downtown Fairmont) for West Virginia's Birthday on June 2oth from 10 - 2 p.m. Live heritage music on the front porch. Have a question about West(ern) Virginia History, ask our historian who will be here. Also, on this date we will be visited by "Susan Holt Camden" who married Dr. Thomas Bland Camden, Superintendent of of WV Hospitals for the Criminally Insane (1872-1880). They were imprisioned with their children in Camp Chase for their Southern sympanthies. Maybe you know her brother-in-law, Johnson Newton Camden. Johnson Newton Camden founder of of Monongahela Coal & Coke Company which later became Fairmont Coal with Otis Watson. There will be cake and lemonade. Tours will be available. All free to the public. Parking is also free on this date so come join us & set a spell. Who knows. we have other visitors from the past. |


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[LESS INFO] 42 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 11/19/08 Imagine a vast grassy plain covered with massive herds of elephants, bison and camels stretching as far as the eye can see. Lions, tigers, wolves and later, humans, hunt the herds on their summer migration. Where is this? This was the Bay Area during the close of the last Ice Age. Take a trip to a time when the San Francisco Bay was just a riverbed, 20,000 to 10,000 years ago.
[LESS INFO] 33 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 11/19/08 Meet the Bay Area's eclipse chasers - adventurers who travel the world to witness and document solar eclipses. In these rare moments, the moon covers the sun for a few minutes, leaving only its fiery atmosphere visible. Watch the China 2008 eclipse and learn about an invention that helped researchers photograph the sun's atmosphere in breathtaking detail.
[LESS INFO] 36 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 11/19/08 As a physics professor at UC Berkeley, Richard Muller considers what his students would need to know -- if one were elected president. In today's lesson, he demonstrates the principles of fission and the basics of a nuclear explosion -- using super balls!
[LESS INFO] 45 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 10/29/08 California ranks second-lowest in the U.S. in fourth and eighth grade science achievement, according to a recent study. Since a large part of California's economy is devoted to technology, it is vital that California get its students up to speed. How bad is the problem? And what are schools and informal science education organizations doing to fill the gap?
[LESS INFO] 54 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 10/22/08 For hundreds of years, scientists have been poaching design ideas from structures in nature. Now, biologists and engineers at UC Berkeley are working together to design a broad range of new products, such as life-saving milli-robots modeled on the way cockroaches run and adhesives based on the amazing design of a geckos foot. QUEST visits their labs to find out what's so special about these crawling and scaling animals.
[LESS INFO] 37 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 10/22/08 The waters off the coast of California are some of the richest in the world. But declines in fish species have led state leaders to begin creating large protected areas, or "no fishing zones," similar to wilderness areas on land. Although controversial with some fishing groups, the idea is to protect entire ecosystems instead of single species. The hope is that a statewide network may help bring back fish, birds and marine mammals that are currently on the brink.
[LESS INFO] 60 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 10/22/08 QUEST teams up with Make Magazine to construct the latest must have, do-it-yourself device hacks and science projects. This week we'll show you how to make a tabletop linear accelerator that demonstrates the finer points of kinetic energy by shooting a steel ball.
[LESS INFO] 31 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 10/18/08 In this QUEST Web exclusive, we update a story we did last year on a plan to bring high-speed rail to California as voters head to the ballot boxes to decide the fate of Proposition 1A. Hop aboard to learn about the science behind high-speed rail travel and the obstacles that lie in its path.
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[LESS INFO] 47 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 10/01/08 Northern California has a storied, 500-year history of sailing. But despite this rich heritage, scientists and boat designers continue to learn more each day about what makes a sail boat move. Contrary to what you might expect, the physics of sailing still present some mysteries to modern sailors.
[LESS INFO] 33 VIEWS | ADDED 03:30:00 10/01/08 Join QUEST in our latest photography feature about viewers like you who love documenting science, environment and nature here in the Bay Area. Meet architect and photographer Cris Benton. To document the rich colors of the south San Francisco Bay's salt ponds, he places his camera in a very unique position: hoisted up in the air on a kite.
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Sam Dixon Masonic Lodge 218 is having a Pancake Breakfast from 6 a.m. until 10 a.m. at Sam Dixon Masonic Lodge in Centre. Plates are $5 each. For more information call Merle Grimes at (256)927-8134.
The Mr. and Miss Snowflake Pageant will be held at the Cherokee Arena in Centre. Entry forms are available at the Chamber of Commerce office or by calling 256-927-8455.
Little River Canyon National Preserve will present Plants: Love Them, Love Them Not at the Little River Canyon Center on February 9, 2013 from 10 AM to 11 AM. This free program will feature some of the special and beautiful species of flowering plants from Little River Canyon and some of the exotic invading species of plants which make life miserable for the native species. Have you ever played this game with a daisy: loves me, loves me not? Many of the daisies found at Little River Canyon are not native. Learn to recognize some of our native and non-native flowers. Invasive exotic plants are on the move and may be in your neighborhood. Changes in weather patterns and a worldwide trade of seeds create a perfect opportunity for some plants to move into your yards, gardens and forests. Park Superintendent Gail Bishop and Canyon Center Director Pete Conroy invite the public to come out and enjoy the day at the Little River Canyon Center for these free special events. For more information call (256)845-9605. You can follow our updates and find park pictures on Facebook at "lirinps."
Visit the beautiful Rock Village, home of some of the best hiking and rock climbing throughout the world. Enjoy fresh air and beautiful scenery. Go to the intersection of U.S. Highway 411 and Highway 68 in Leesburg, turn right, turn left on Cherokee County 36, to the intersection of County Road 36 and County Road 70, turn left and follow the signs.
In high school basketball action, the Class 2A, Area 11 Girls Championship at Sand Rock will be played at 3 p.m., the ClClass 4A, Area 11 Girls Championship at Cherokee Co. HS, 5 p.m.; Class 1A, Area 10 Girls Championship at Spring Garden, 7 p.m. and the Class 3A, Area 10 Girls Championship at Piedmont, 7 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 10
The Centre First Baptist Church contemporary worship service, "Impact" begins at 8:30 a.m.
The Edge, a contemporary worship service that welcomes each person as he or she is and challenges us all to grow together in our faith in Jesus Christ, meets at 8:45 a.m. at Centre First United Methodist Church.


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Updated: October 9, 2012
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