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Krush.23 Results: Urabe, Kido Defeat French Opposition, Yamazaki Wins WILDRUSH League
- Written by Dave Walsh
Krush.23 took place earlier today featuring two of the promotion's champions taking on French opponents, as well as a trio of important 60kg fights and the final leg of the -63kg WILDRUSH League.
In the night's main event, Krush 60kg champion Hirotaka Urabe needed an extension round, but was able to force a doctor stoppage of France's Xavier Bastard. Urabe and Bastard were both able to land on each other, but it seems as though Urabe was landing slightly more often and hurting Bastard's body throughout the fight. The fight was stopped due to a large amount of blood coming out of Bastard's left ear, which I believe was largely a result of the pictured spinning heel kick. Urabe (20-6-2, 10 KO) pushes his unbeaten streak to 12, going 11-0-1 over that stretch, and defending his Krush title twice. I expect Urabe to be back in Krush early next year to defend his title, possibly against Naoki Ishikawa. Good showing from Bastard, who was the closest to beating Urabe since Ishikawa fought him to a draw. It's a shame the fight didn't go to the scorecards.
In the co-main event, Krush 70kg champion Yasuhiro Kido had little trouble with Frenchman Ludovic Millet, winning a unanimous decision on scores of 30-26(x3). Kido was able to drop Millet twice, but wasn't able to put him away. Kido (30-13-1, 14 KO) has won six in a row, most recently defeating Yu Hirono in Big Bang. He is due for a title defense before the end of the year, but with the K-1 World MAX Finals on December 8th, I think Kido will be given an exemption by Krush and be able to defend his title next year.
In a 60kg fight, Naoki Ishikawa edged out Shota Senchaigym with a unanimous decision on scores of 28-27(x3). Although the fight was close on the scorecards, Ishikawa largely controlled the fight outside of a knockdown in the first round. However, immediately on the restart, Ishikawa threw a flying knee that scored him a knockdown of his own and managed to control the rest of the fight with his unorthodox style. Ishikawa (35-18-5, 18 KO) is now on a two-fight win streak after a win over Kan Itabashi in June and could find himself fighting Hirotaka Urabe for the title next, though I'll talk about that situation in a little bit. Shota is now 1-1-1 in Krush, drawing Makahira Keita at Krush.18 and most recently beating Takeshi Watanabe at Krush.21. Good showing from him considering he was able to drop Ishikawa, but outside of that he had little answer for Ishikawa.
In another 60kg fight, "Kyoken" Yuji Takeuchi returned to Krush for the first time in over a year and scored a dramatic 3rd round KO Krush 60kg Tournament winner Fumiya Osawa. Osawa dropped Takeuchi once in the first round and twice in the second, but Takeuchi roared back with a knockdown of his own in the 2nd before the deciding third round saw Takeuchi drop Osawa twice en route to a stoppage when Osawa stumbled around the ring after the second knockdown. Takeuchi (22-8-2, 13 KO) didn't fail to entertain the fans in his return to Krush and has now won 2 in a row after returning with a win in MA Kick earlier in the year. Osawa (7-9-1, 2 KO) put forth a great effort, dropping Takeuchi 3 times, but was unable to close it out. After winning the Krush 60kg tournament, he has dropped two in a row, losing his title shot to Hirotaka Urabe and now losing to Takeuchi. I'd like to see him take on Shota Senchaigym next.
In the final 60kg fight, former RISE champion Kan Itabashi scored a first round KO of Katsuya Goto. Itabashi (20-6-2, 4 KO) picks up his first win since last July after dropping two straight to It's Showtime champ Masahiro Yamamoto and Naoki Ishikawa. This win keeps him in the upper echelon of the 60kg division in Krush. Goto is now on a 2-fight losing streak after losing in the Krush 60kg tournament finals to Fumiya Osawa. A third fight between them would be a good fight.
Now to look at the 60kg division after tonight's fights. In my eyes, the logical move would be to set up Urabe vs Ishikawa 3 for the title and Takeuchi vs Itabashi with the winner being next in line, considering that Ishikawa has recent wins over both Takeuchi and Itabashi and fought Urabe to a draw in his title shot. However, Ishikawa vs Takeuchi 3 is another very real possibility that is hard to say no to as they have produced fireworks in their two previous bouts, with their first fight in the AJKF Lightweight Tournament Semifinals in 2009 becoming an instant classic and their last fight also seeing them both hit the canvas.
Finally, in the conclusion of the WILDRUSH League, 4th placed NOMAN scored a 1st round knockout of last placed Naoki Terasaki which propelled him to a third place finish in the league. In the first deciding fight of the WILDRUSH League, second placed Hitoshi Tsukagoshi needed a knockout and a Hideaki Yamazaki loss to win the League and the title shot, but was dropped 3 times by 5th placed TaCa en route to a one-sided unanimous decision win, winning the WILDRUSH League for Yamazaki. However in his own fight, Yamazaki went out and closed out the League with a unanimous decision of Yukimitsu Takahashi, finishing the WILDRUSH League with a perfect 5-0-0 (1 KO) record and earning himself a title shot against current 63kg champion Thomas Adamandopoulos. I'm not entirely sold on Yamazaki as an elite contender in the 63kg division, but he beat everyone they put in front of him in the WILDRUSH League, including avenging his sole loss to TaCa. I don't like his chances against Adamandopoulos, but he has two teammates at Team Dragon who recently fought him, so he could develop a gameplan to shock everyone.
Also at the event, Krush announced their first two shows of 2013, first a show taking place on January 14th (presumably Krush-EX 2013 vol.1) at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium, though I believe it will be held at the smaller venue there as opposed to the 14,000+ seat arena. The other show announced was Krush.26 on January 26th.
Quick results after the break
60.5kg Fight: Hirotaka Urabe def. Xavier Bastard by Ext. round TKO (doctor stoppage) at 2:18 after a 3rd round Majority Draw (30-29, 29-29, 29-29)
70.5kg Fight: Yasuhiro Kido def. Ludovic Millet by 3rd round Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26)
60kg Fight: Naoki Ishikawa def. Shota Senchaigym by 3rd round Unanimous Decision (28-27, 28-27, 28-27)
60kg Fight: Yuji Takeuchi def. Fumiya Osawa by 3rd round KO at 1:35
60kg Fight: Kan Itabashi def. Katsuya Goto by 1st round KO at 2:54
Krush -63kg WILDRUSH League Fight: Hideaki Yamazaki def. Yukimitsu Takahashi by 3rd round Unanimous Decision (30-28, 30-28, 30-28)
Krush -63kg WILDRUSH League Fight: TaCa def. Hitoshi Tsukagoshi by 3rd round Unanimous Decision (30-25, 29-25, 29-25)
Krush -63kg WILDRUSH League Fight: NOMAN def. Naoki Terasaki by 1st round KO at 1:26
60kg Fight: Shota Kanbe def. Yuta Otaki by 2nd round KO at 2:31
55kg Fight: Kazyosi def. Hirofumi Kamata by 2nd round KO at 0:57


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Of course, all of those figures are being pulled off their cards to get this U-grade, thereby reducing the number of vintage MOCs. Making it much more difficult for other collectors to find MOCs for their collection and making it extremely difficult for new collectors jumping into the hobby.
In fact, this has been going on so long that there might be carded figure variations that have been completely obliterated from existence and we would never know it because those figures were pulled off of their cards.
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Just a year after joint discussions began with the Williamstown school district and Williamstown City Council on a lifestyle/aquatic center, the project is taking shape.
Last week, Margie Jacobs of Tate/Hill/Jacobs Architects Inc. in Lexington, met with members of both groups to present a feasibility study and preliminary drawings of what the facility might look like.
The Williamstown Post Office soon will undergo changes that city officials and some residents aren't happy about.
Questions concerning the merger of services of the Williamstown office with the Dry Ridge Post Office have been circulating as the Postal Service looks to close 3,700 facilities and consolidate operations to save money.
Chu Falling Star, district manager of Cincinnati District of the U.S. Postal Service, sent Mayor Rick Skinner a letter on July 26 notifying him of the changes.
The community of Jonesville soon may hear good news after the disappointment of learning the town's post office and only bank may be gone.
Members of the Grant County Board of Elections visited the Macedonia Baptist Church in Jonesville July 21 to determine whether the church can be used as a polling place.
It has been more than 10 years since the community was able to vote without having to drive to Dry Ridge.
Williamstown is on track to be the home to Ark Encounter, Sparta just hosted an inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, the Dry Ridge Post office just moved into a $1 million facility and the citizens of Jonesville are fighting to keep their little post office.
"How come they're picking on the Jonesville Post Office?" Katherine Harris asked Bob Redden, a Post Office Review Coordinator for U. S. Postal Service on July 12.
The Ark Encounter project is moving.
Even though no dirt has been moved since the $150 million project was announced in November, there's been much activity, mostly getting agreements signed, property purchased and data gathered.
The project, which will involve a full-scale wooden replica of Noah's Ark, as well as a bird sanctuary, a biblical village and animal shows, is on track for a ground breaking ceremony in late summer.
What will the cost of the Ark Encounter be for Grant County?
To date, the project, which is estimated to bring more than 900 full and part-time jobs to the community, has cost a little bit of money, a 100-acre piece of property, some cooperation and a lot of time.
After some intense questions and some tense moments of silence, Williamstown's city council voted in favor of entering into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Ark Encounter.
Mike Zovath, senior vice president and Jim Parsons, attorney, for Answers in Genesis, the developer behind the Ark Encounter, came to the July 5 council meeting to assure council members that their approval of the agreement didn't obligate the city financially, but would allow the project to continue to move forward.
If the Jonesville Post Office closes, Arbidella Richardson is afraid for the town she's called home for many years.
"When you lose your post office, you lose your town," she said.
In an effort to trim its budget, the United States Postal Service has closed small, rural post offices across the country and the Jonesville location could be next.
Postal officials have scheduled a meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 12 at the Jonesville Fire House to discuss the issue and hear from residents.
Grant County escaped much of the brunt of a workforce reduction plan unanimously approved June 22 by the Northern Kentucky Health Department.
A total of 26 full-time equivalent positions are included in the layoff plan with 14 positions currently vacant and two positions being reduced from full-time to part-time status.
Eleven people will be receiving layoff notices, said Dr. Lynne Saddler, district director of health.
Bob McDaniel's first few months as Grant County coroner have been busy. He's been called to nearly two dozen death scenes, the majority of them where someone died of natural causes.
To date, he's had only a couple of fatality accidents that he's had to investigate.
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Healthy Food Financing Initiative Announced in the Alabama Black Belt
The Hale Empowerment and Revitalization Organization (HERO) announced a new tool to assist in the creation of entrepreneurial small-business opportunities for community-driven artisan foods in "food deserts." The Healthy Food Fund provides a nontraditional source of financing for women and minority entrepreneurs who focus on hunger relief and healthy food options in rural areas. The loan fund provides below-market-rate loans ranging from $5,000 to $80,000 with flexible repayment terms.
The fund is intended to support ongoing economic development efforts and to create or preserve jobs. The fund is also helping to make the Alabama Black Belt a stronger market for entrepreneurs who are creating healthy-food products, to expand the number of food outlets, and to better equip corner stores and farmers markets that bring produce and less-processed foods to rural towns. The new fund does not compete with existing funding sources but is designed to enhance the financial services already available to small businesses.
The initial funding pool of $220,000 was supplied by HERO and Regions Bank. HERO's loan fund is actively seeking additional loan capital. The fund is managed by HERO, a local, grass-roots nonprofit group that is a HUD Certified Comprehensive Housing Counseling Agency, a HUD Certified Nonprofit, and a Community Housing Development Corporation.
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Supporting Affordable Housing through Tax Credit Syndication
As a tax credit syndicator, CAHEC structures equity funds using investors' capital. CAHEC's most recent fund is the South Carolina Preservation Fund II LP (SCPF II). SCPF II is a $32 million equity fund designed to preserve and renovate a portfolio of older, multifamily housing properties in South Carolina. The targeted portfolio includes 41 properties with a total of 1,548 units. Although all investments in SCPF II were fully subscribed in 2008, banks can invest in other CAHEC equity funds as they are developed. To learn more, visit their Web site or e-mail Dana Boole or call (919) 788-1803.
Alabama Asset Building Coalition
The United Way of Central Alabama is fiscal sponsor and lead agency for the coalition's $1.7 million Assets for Independence initiative for working families to open IDAs. These matched savings accounts accelerate earned income savings for first-time homeownership, post-secondary education, or small business capitalization. In only one year, 40 participants have opened IDA accounts, two families have purchased homes, and one person has paid for post-secondary education. The coalition offers financial literacy education as part of the IDA programs so people can make informed decisions when borrowing, spending, saving, or investing money. The coalition also provides free income tax assistance preparation to help accelerate IDA savings.
All local matching IDA funds are held in reserve until the qualifying asset or service is purchased and only then disbursed to the vendor. In addition, UWCA handles all the administrative responsibility. Banks may be eligible to receive CRA investment test credit by contributing matching funds and/or service test credit by holding the saver's account.
E-mail DeForrest Brown or call him at (205) 458-2056, or e-mail Shirley Worthington or call her at (205) 458-2073 for details on how to become involved.
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On beef, you will likely see one of three grades, based primarily on marbling, the fat found within the muscle. You will probably see USDA Select and Choice most often Choice has more marbling than Select. At the top end of the scale is Prime, most often seen in specialty retailers and restaurants. At the bottom end of the scale are USDA Standard, Cutter, and Canner, which are not usually seen in stores and used to make other products such as ground beef.
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P.K. wins it
4:15 into the second overtime period, P.K. Subban scores on a power play to win the series opener.
It was Subban's second PP goal of a crazy game dominated by the home team.
The Canadiens – who blew 2-0 and 3-2 leads – also got goals from Rene Bourque and FrancisBouillon.
Reilly Smith, Torey Krug and Jonny Boychuk scored for Boston.
The Bruins had a 51-33 shot advantage
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The Bruins had a 14-6 shot advantage in the first overtime period.
The Canadiens will begin the second OT on a power play.
Bruins come back
The home team got early goals from Reilly Smith and Torey Krug to tie the game at 2-2.
Francis Bouillon, of all people, scored to restore the Canadiens lead, but Jonny Boychuk tied it up with less than two minutes left.
Boston outshot the Canadiens 14-6 in the period, 36-23 on the game.
Bruins have won the last four OT playoff games against the Canadiens.
Rene Bourque scored his fourth goal of the playoffs to double the Canadiens' lead.
There were tense moments while Josh Gorges was in the penalty box.
Carey Price made keys stops, and Dougie Hamilton hit the post.
Thomas vanek has been bumped off the DD line in favour of Dale Weise.
Shots were 9-7 Boston.
First blood
P.K. Subban's power-play goal was the first of the series.
Carey Price made a spectacular save on Torey Krug to preserve the lead.
Price was also sharp on Gregory Campbell, Riley Smith and Jarome Iginla.
Boston had a 13-10 show advantage.
The long wait is over
Idle since April 22, the Canadiens are back in action on May Day.
The greatest playoff rivalry in North American pro sports resumes at the TD Garden in Boston.
The Canadiens and Bruins have hooked up in some postseason classics down the years.
The general trend of the rivalry is exemplified by the image of Don Cherry standing on the Boston bench as jeers rain down from Canadiens fans at the old Forum.
My esteemed Gazette colleague Dave Stubbs cites these stats on postseason play between the bitter rivals: 170 playoff games, of which the Canadiens have won 102. The Canadiens have won 24 of 33 playoff series. scoring 511 goals and surrendering 420.
The most recent meeting was the opening round of the 2011 playoffs. The Bruins, who would go on to win the Cup, needed overtime in a seventh game to get past the Canadiens, who won the first two games of the series in Boston.
The Canadiens won three of four regular-season games against Boston.
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the guy that owns the marina we were all at has gone completely, utterly, bat shite crazy. As in the real version. Was shocking when confronted with it. Was more than anyone in their right mind could tolerate so we pulled all our sailboats out.
Now we're all in withdrawals. We were always poorboy sailing. We aren't the yacht club type. We hunt and fish and sailing was something we did during the week.
But you can't deal with this kind of insane. It was really stuff that nobody in their right mind would think was even remotely 'normal'. No justification. Just someone losing their mind and cutting their own throat. We feel like we escaped more than got fricked. Big sigh of relief because we tried to let the guy know he was losing his mind but apparently, thats a rocket ship to crazyville.
Anybody on Cross Lake in Shreveport want a sailboat on their dock they could make some mailbox money on with zero problems? We're about to start up a deal where we put a boat on a few lakes and share expenses and do it like a time share thing where we sail each others boats. But Cross Lake is the one we'd love to have one parked on because we all live locally. We'll take you sailing, teach you to sail, get you annihilated and be zero problems for you if you do.
Plus if you get good enough at it, we will give you access to our boats on various other cool lakes within three hours of here. Not a bad way to have a hell of a good time learning to sail.
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There's nothing unusual about discoveries of lost works by Leonardo da Vinci. Every few months, it seems, a story hits the news that yet another "Leonardo" has been unearthed—the lost fresco of the Battle of Anghiari, a terra-cotta bust discovered in the attic of a 14th-century palazzo, or a self-portrait embedded in the spidery script of one of his notebooks. A recent television documentary even made a claim for the artist's authorship of the Shroud of Turin.
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Leonardo scholar Martin Kemp, emeritus professor of art history at Oxford University, calls the perpetrators of such dubious attributions "Leonardo loonies" and says he gets "bombarded" with them almost daily.
What is exceedingly rare, however, is for a noted Renaissance scholar to bring forth evidence, patiently argued and carefully annotated, that a work previously thought to be by a lesser light is actually an effort by the young Leonardo. That is the case with Gary M. Radke's recent announcement that two silver figures, from a 12 1/8-inch by 16 1/2-inch altar panel made for the Baptistery in Florence, Italy, were more likely created by Leonardo than by his teacher, Andrea del Verrocchio.
The two figures in question, an angelic-looking youth holding a salver at the far left of the relief and a fierce, turbaned warrior, second from right, stand out from the others in the scene for their greater expressiveness and naturalistic detail—the way things move and react to the elements. Both qualities are hallmarks of Leonardo's work. Take the epaulets on the two soldiers on the right of the panel, says Radke. On Verrocchio's helmeted figure they are stiff and rigidly patterned, while on the turbaned soldier they appear to ripple as if in response to the figure's movements. Or the hair, which curls on both "Leonardo" figures according to the laws of nature instead of falling into predictable ringlets. A comparison of the reverse side of the relief's sculptures—never meant to be seen—shows the artist paying attention to how a leather skirt might fall instead of fashioning a cursory swath like Verrocchio's. (Leonardo fans can judge for themselves when the work is shown in the exhibition "Leonardo da Vinci: Hand of the Genius," curated by Radke, at Atlanta's High Museum, for four months beginning October 6.)
Radke, Dean's Professor of the Humanities at Syracuse University, had known about the panel, which depicts the beheading of John the Baptist, since an undergraduate sojourn in Florence in 1972, but it took an encounter with the recently cleaned work at an exhibition at that city's Palazzo Medici in December 2007 to provoke the "aha!" moment.
What also swayed Radke was a drawing securely attributed to Leonardo in the British Museum, the silverpoint Head of a Warrior from the mid-1470s, roughly the same date as the altar panel (1478). "It was just so spectacularly competent in terms of the medium, and every single detail was more alive and more filled with naturalistic observation than I had ever imagined from the reproduction," he says. A simple comparison of the jowls in Leonardo's drawing with those in Verrocchio's figures reveals an attention to middle-aged skin that is foreign to the teacher.
The illegitimate son of a notary, Leonardo was born in 1452 in the tiny town of Vinci, some 40 miles west of Florence. "We really don't know what his youth was like, other than he was out in the countryside," Radke says. "He must have spent a lot of time observing the world around him." According to the 16th-century biographer Giorgio Vasari, Leonardo was said to have shown an early artistic talent and, as a youth, painted a shield depicting a smoke-breathing creature made up of various animal parts put together "in so strange a fashion that it appeared altogether a monstrous and horrible thing." Radke observes that the boy probably did not get as much formal education in rural Vinci as he would have gotten in cosmopolitan Florence. Instead, he says, "Leonardo seems to have been freer to look at the world with fresh eyes. Nature was his primary teacher."
Andrea del Verrocchio was a leading sculptor, painter and goldsmith of his day. The head of a busy workshop in Florence, he is known for his bronze David. Leonardo entered Verrocchio's workshop in his teens, placed there, Radke speculates, because his father may have had connections with the Medici, the city's greatest art patrons. The young man served a long apprenticeship, at least a decade, and by the early 1480s was presenting himself to the Duke of Milan as a master of painting and sculpture as well as a formidable military engineer.
Documentary evidence suggests that Leonardo worked on many sculptural projects, even completing a 24-foot-tall clay model for a bronze horse, but none has survived. (Neither Radke nor Kemp has seen the terra-cotta bust in the palazzo in person, but both doubt the attribution. It lacks "the attention to naturalistic details I associate with Leonardo," says Radke.) The Baptistery figures, if accepted as Leonardo's, would be the only extant sculptures made in the artist's lifetime (a sculpture of a horse, thought to have been cast from a lost model after his death, is in the exhibition). Making an attribution stick when there's little with which to compare a work and when there is no paper trail—a bill of sale, preparatory sketches, a reference in a letter—is not easy.
Renaissance studies are littered with bad judgments and outright scandal. Attributions by the scholar Bernard Berenson, who died in 1959, have been overturned (and there have been allegations that Berenson colluded with art dealers for his own profit). In 1987, Frederick Hartt, an authority on Renaissance sculpture at the University of Virginia, pronounced as genuine a small plaster study for Michelangelo's David in which, it turned out, he had a financial interest. Few scholars have seen the statue, which is in a bank vault until litigation is resolved, and the attribution remains in limbo. In 1995, New York University art historian Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt announced she had discovered a marble statue by the youthful Michelangelo, hidden in plain sight at the French Embassy's cultural offices in New York City. Several experts quickly repudiated the claim and current opinion remains divided. (Young Archer, as the statue is known, will go on exhibition in November as an object lesson in the challenge of attribution, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan.)


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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett will share a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, and then see how things actually turned out.
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The approach had been flawless. I'd slipped quietly across a field long before daylight and eased about 100 yards into a prime roosting area. Then I'd found a great setup and prepared to work the turkey I was certain would be there.
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By Michael Aneiro
This blog has written a bunch lately about rising risks of leveraged buyouts and take-private transactions in corporate bond markets (see here and here and here). If you don't want to take our word for it, or the word of someone who owns Dell (DELL) bonds, today you can take the word of bondholders of HJ Heinz (HNZ) after Berkshire Hathaway's (BRKA) (BRKB) $28 billion deal to take Heinz private (Berkshire is joined in the deal by private equity firm 3G).
Gavan Nolan, director of credit research at Markit, points out that Buffett's involvement is usually positive for his target companies, but on this occasion the effect on Heinz' credit standing has been the opposite. Here's Nolan explaining the impact on Heinz bonds and credit-default swaps today:
Heinz' CDS spiked wider by a huge 116bps to trade at 160bps, comfortably exceeding the previous record level in December 2008. Indeed, Heinz' spreads widened far beyond Berkshire Hathaway's CDS, which were steady at around 100bps.
That the two firms aren't trading at similar levels is a big clue as to why Heinz' spreads have behaved in such a fashion. Berkshire Hathaway is putting up around $12-$13 billion of the buyout outlay; the remainder will be provided by 3G.
As the latter is a private equity house, it will finance the deal through a combination of cash, rollover of existing debt and, of course, new debt financing. The last, leveraged component explains the spike in Heinz' CDS spreads.


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"The EU as a Rising Superpower" is the title of a lecture by Denmark's ambassador to the United States, Friis Arne Petersen, set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Petersen was the head of Denmark's foreign ministry from 1997 until 2005, when he assumed his current position as U.S. ambassador. He has had a long career in the Danish Foreign Service, with senior roles in diplomatic relations with Russia, the Balkans and other areas of Europe. His areas of focus have included economic assistance to Russia and Central and Eastern Europe as well as responsibility for Denmark's policies on EU and NATO enlargement. He served as Denmark's trade representative in the EU trade policy committee from 1995 to 1997.
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Posted January 3, 2001; 03:37 p.m.
The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory will offer a series of "Science on Saturday" talks this winter geared toward high school students but open to all.
Students, teachers, parents and community members are invited to attend the free lectures, which begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Gottlieb Auditorium on the Forrestal Campus. The talks will be given by scientists, mathematicians and other professionals involved in cutting-edge research.
For a schedule and additional information, call (609) 243-2121 or visit the Science on Saturday home page.
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The exploration of Japanese taste has been the subject of Kimpei Nakamura's ceramic works for the past twenty years, resulting in a series of sculptures as episodes in this narrative. Nakamura, whose family background is in the production of the highly coloured ceramics of the Kutani tradition, reflects and parodies through his work the visual complexity of urban Japan and the ubiquity of popular culture that animates many aspects of its contemporary life.
His assemblages of cast industrial detritus, undefined forms garishly glazed with the colour palette of kabuki theatre, and replicas of rocks and twigs, are witty amalgams of the contradictory nature of Japanese cultural production. In An exploration of Japanese taste Nakamura links the descent of traditional ceramic traditions to kitsch, with the strict maintenance of the artificial replication of nature in Zen aesthetics of garden design and the tea ceremony.


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Victorian Gothic detail. Reminiscent of a medieval chapel in design. Gift of William Howard Doane. The library, which the college had severely outgrown by the time funds were available for a new building, was razed in 1937. Its cornerstone is part of the landscaped terraces in front of the present Doane Library and Seeley Mudd Learning Center.


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Well, not to put too fine a point on it; you're opinion counts as much as anyone elses, but you seem to be one of the very few people who don't like it. I don't think it's the best show in the world, but I've been watching it since the first ep and it's pretty damn funny to meOriginally posted by SithDroid
All of them are great except for Sex in the City. That show is horrible and I swear for a "comedy" I have never laughed at all the few times I've seen it.
I loved Band of Brothers and I'm glad they've finally put a date on the DVD release. The only problem I had with it was that it was difficult to keep track of all the characters. There were so many soldiers it was hard to remember who was who from week to week. I've been looking forward to the DVD so I can watch them all again and get a clearer picture of who was doing what.
Oz is an amazing show, but I've only sat and watched a whole episode 3-4 times. It's just a little too gritty for me I guess.
Six Feet Under was absolutely AMAZING in it's first season, but the second season was a little lackluster I thought. I'm hoping it improves in the third.


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dhkendall wrote: I've heard of "Fermat's Last Theorem", but that's almost all I know about it. The only other thing I know about it is that it's some impossible math thing that wasn't proven until recently. That is it. Have no idea what it is about, and the Wikipedia page soon bored me, couldn't make heads or tails of it
It's actually pretty simple. I assume you know the Pythagorean Theorem? a^2+b^2=c^2. Well, mathematicians spent years trying to find another exponent where that worked, but couldn't. The digits can only be "squared," nothing else. But they could not prove it. "Fermat's last theorem" supposedly did, but he didn't show it. He merely noted in the margin of another paper that he'd found a "remarkable proof" for the problem, but didn't publish it before he died. So for centuries, mathematicians tried to find "Fermat's last theorem." They had so much difficulty doing so, most believed Fermat was jerking their chains.


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Jack Thornton '13 and fellow Princeton students created this video contribution for the "It Gets Better" video campaign to inspire hope for young LGBT people facing harassment. See the full video.
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The next morning we got up early and could get a more detailed view of the cabin. It was very nicely built, much more than what we had imagined. It had even its own balcony! Very near, at about 50 meters, there was a place called "The Chapel", built for them (Miroslav and his friends) but not precisely to pray...
We went for a walk in the surroundings, getting very nice views of the forests, and even from the military area in front of the cabin. We even visited a quarry, our obliged stop being three geologists alone in the forests (this is what we usually do to have fun).
We ate something, wash the dishes, cut some wood, packed, and sadly left the cabin to come back.
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Please don't start it in this thread. I would start it but I can't administer it. I'm really busy with my work now (but really glad to be so!).
However, the idea used to drive a lot of forum traffic though. Got us all together talking at least.
It will be up to the person who administers the poll but I'd like to see figures from each separate movie polled for, separately. Most wanted from ROTJ and most wanted from AOTC independently, for example.
We know Hasbro will make figures from all 6 current movies, so we might as well vote for things that won't congest the pegs.
Also just for kicks, let's vote for clone wars animated figures even if Hasbro's not making them. Maybe we could figure out what we want the most and use that for a Fans' Choice Exclusive Vote, such as specify "animated style." They've done animated style exclusives and I think "Rebels" is going to spawn a whole 'nother assortment like that.
And definitely Expanded Universe figures selections from comics books and video games. We had Comic 2-packs, the Solo twins, and The Force Unleashed plus KOTOR amongst others. Many of us liked those.
I must apologize. I just don't have time to tally and analyze the polls the way MadSlantedPowers did before, and I have done in years previously. But I'd totally vote!
An early thanks to any who step up!


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Flawless as ever.
Do "asymmetrical" and "faux Egyptian" really go together?
Try not to look too smug.
A living legend.
Has nice boobs.
Still a country star. Still hot.
Looked a bit uncomfortable.
The fact that a band could un-ironically call themselves "Lady Antebellum" and be this successful is a testament to our country's serious lingering race issues.
Someone named Kimberley Paisley would dress like this.
No man who looks like that should be allowed to pass on his genetic material.
Really opened up Nicole Kidman's sexuality.
Has a pixie cut and boobs.
Is on a show about country music.
Faith Hill is so pretty, you guys.
I don't know who these people are, but they are certainly getting into the spirit of things.
Went for a bold sheer panel. I like.
You do not wear a simple black dress to the CMA Awards!
This exists.
Looks a tad frightened.


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You guys have heard me talk about KeeYelps, and that it's a greeting call gobblers use as they get together. It's a soft call that can only be heard a short distance, but every aged gobbler will use it. It's just a friendly call that they do as they meet up in the mornings or afternoons. It's a great and effective call to use as a gobbler is coming in, or if he's showing a bit of reluctance to come in all the way. It works great on sub-dom birds that have been put in their place by a boss gobbler. It's a call worth learning and using often.
This video that Shane did a couple weeks ago has a lot of gobblers keeyelping as they come in and it will show you how often they do it, you'll also notice as the hens starts to yelp what a gobbler does, meaning he locks up and often turns around and stops coming in, if he hears yelps when a bird can see the other bird. Use this to improve your calling technics and it will help you harvest more birds.
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The office Academic Affairs plays a major role in the lives of Evangel students and faculty. Just a few of the major aspects of the student/faculty experience they oversee include:
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Workbench and Service Manager Ensure Governance, Interoperability, Security, and Reliability of WebSphere Web Services
LOS ANGELES, Calif.—March 5, 2007—SOA Software, the leading provider of comprehensive SOA and Web services governance, management, security, and mediation solutions, announced the availability of a comprehensive SOA infrastructure solution for IBM WebSphere. The company now delivers Service Manager™ agents and delegates for WebSphere Application Server (WAS) and WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker (WBI). This ensures that applications created using WBI and applications deployed in WAS can enforce and implement security, reliability, and interoperability policies as part of a comprehensive governance solution. SOA Software's SOLA product adds the ability for WebSphere applications to consume mainframe transactions as Web services.
SOA Software's products that integrate with WebSphere include the award winning Service Manager™ and Workbench™. Service Manager ensures the security, reliability, performance and interoperability of WebSphere applications. Workbench governs WebSphere services, managing their lifecycle and ensuring that they are appropriate, approved and comply with policies. The agents and delegates for WAS and WBI extend the infrastructure solution to provide first-mile and last-mile security, management, and interoperability capabilities to WAS and WBI applications.
Customers using WAS and WBI can now use SOA Software's Service Manager to monitor performance, reliability and service levels for their applications. They can define security policies for authentication, authorization, privacy, non-repudiation and auditing without altering the deployed application. Furthermore, WBI process designers can connect to external Web services without worrying about how they will comply with the policies the service will enforce, allowing SOA Software's delegate to handle location, transport and policy abstraction. A typical use-case for this solution could be a Microsoft Office Excel application consuming a WBI provided Web service using Microsoft's Kerberos authentication model. SOA Software's agent can authenticate the user using the Microsoft Kerberos model and generate a SAML assertion that the delegate can use for downstream Web service interactions, thus maintaining the trust chain.
Workbench provides customers with an SOA governance platform including a registry/repository solution supporting UDDIv3, REST and WS-MEX. It provides:
• Workflow for service publication, approvals and contract provisioning
• Active contracts to enforce contractual relationships between consumers and providers
• Compliance verification to ensure that services comply with design and run-time policies
• Closed-loop auditing to ensure that run-time policies are enforced through an audit process
• Contextual collaboration to provide a social network for SOA with message boards and a folksonomy-based tagging model
WebSphere customers using Workbench and Service Manager together can define and govern run-time policies in Workbench that are automatically enforced in WebSphere by Service Manager. Service Manager will generate policy compliance manifests that Workbench uses to provide a audit trail to ensure that the defined policies are enforced at run-time.
"Organizations using WebSphere to build applications in an SOA will use Service Manager to ensure the security, reliability, interoperability and performance of their services," said Roberto Medrano, executive vice president of SOA Software. "Adding Workbench to the mix, IBM customers will take big strides towards a governed, value generating SOA."
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Family: Accipitridae, Hawks and Eagles view all from this family
Description ADULT Light morph has mainly dark brown upperparts. Head is mainly dark, except for white forehead, chin, and throat. Has rufous brown breast band, but underparts are otherwise gleaming white. In flight, from below shows rufous brown head and chest (except for white throat), otherwise white body plumage and wing coverts, and gray flight feathers and finely barred tail. Adult dark morph is mainly uniformly dark brown, except for rufous "pants" and pale vent. In flight, seen from below can look all-dark, but rufous wing coverts seen in good light. Adult intermediate has dark upperparts, white "face," dark breast, and mainly barred rufous underparts, except for pale vent. JUVENILE Similar to their adult morph counterparts except that rufous elements of plumage are replaced by streaked brown on otherwise pale feathering. Light morph juvenile has a very pale head, hence very similar to Rough-legged; note differences in tail and underwing pattern, especially absence in Swainson's of contrastingly dark carpal patches.
Dimensions Length: 18-22" (46-56 cm); Wngspn: 4' 1" (1.2 m)
Habitat Widespread and locally common in open prairie country. Long-distance migrant that summers in western North America, but winters in southern South America.
Observation Tips Migrates in large flocks in fall.
Range Alaska, Rocky Mountains, Northwest, Great Lakes, Texas, Florida, Southwest, Western Canada, New England, California, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Plains
Voice Utters high-pitched whistles and screams.
Discussion Large, well-marked raptor with variable plumage. Rather long-winged: wings often extend beyond tail in perched birds; often hovers. Sexes are similar.


text: This is the place to be!!!! I had my young dog out working on water blinds today. Took Indy along too for some exercise. I took this video while Indy was running a short blind because I don't have to handle much. If you look in the direction of the blind, my house is only about a mile and a half away. In the distance where you see the canyon, is the way up to the ski valley. What a beautiful place to live and train! I hope you enjoy, the quality is a bit off as the vid had to be compressed quite a bit.


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What do you think Gov Goodhair was telling Ron Paul
Here, Perry is not just in Paul's face, he's made physical contact. Perry is supposed to be all about the Texas swagger, but let's recall that Paul is a septuagenarian. And whatever one thinks of his positions, Paul's public demeanor is generally regarded as respectful and gentlemanly.
At any rate, the upside for the Paul campaign -- who no doubt see Perry as an establishment politician that can be bought, offering warmed-over versions of the anti-federal government tropes that Paul's been enunciating for years -- is that they can see this as a sign that they've managed to rattle Perry's cage. Don't doubt for a minute that these pictures won't steel the resolve of Paul's core supporters, either. I wouldn't be surprised if the return fire sounds like a "money bomb." Perry predictably will self-distruct.
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"All those things bother me: The populism, the lying and the scapegoating and the xenophobia bother me, but then theres a layer of incompetence here. I suppose, in a way, we should be thankful: If he had a coherent ideology, hed probably be more dangerous." P J O'Rourke
I am immediately suspicious of any man with a good head of hair at that age.
I like my husband's bald head. He earned it.
Uuuuummmmmm, well if his head looks used I might vote for someone with hair on his head. He has to sound like his brains are being used though. To
tell the truth I just haven't seen anybody that sounds like they fit the bill yet. Truth be told I have seen plenty of dumb bald guys..........sometimes their expiration date has expired. I just worry a lot about a guy who is vain enough to wear a rug. Especially a bad fitting one vbeg.


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I want a checkbox in an Interactive Report (IR), and I want the users to be able to quickly Select All or Unselect All of them (but only for rows that were rendered on the page). I don't want two big clunky buttons to do this, I just want a single checkbox in the header like I see on cool peoples' web sites.
To do this:
1. In the Region Definition for the IR, add the checkbox to the query, e.g.:
SELECT ..., apex_item.checkbox(1, record_id) selected FROM ...
Also, set the region Static ID to some value, e.g. myreport This will be referred to by the dynamic action.
2. In the Report Attributes for the IR, modify the attributes of column "SELECTED":
Heading =
<input type="checkbox" id="selectunselectall">
Display Text As = Standard Report Column
Allow Users To = (uncheck all options, including Hide, Sort, etc.)
3. In the page definition, add a Dynamic Action:
Event = Change
Selection Type = jQuery Selector
jQuery Selector = #selectunselectall
Condition = – No Condition –
Event Scope = Dynamic
Static Container (jQuery Selector) = #myreport
True Action = Execute JavaScript Code
Fire On Page Load = (uncheck)
Code =
if ( $( '#selectunselectall' ).is(':checked') ) { $('input[type=checkbox][name=f01]').attr('checked',true); } else { $('input[type=checkbox][name=f01]').attr('checked',false); }
The only issue with this is if the user clicks "Action" and "Select Columns", the checkbox item shows the html code ("<input type="checkbox"…") instead of a nice name. I think I'll be able to get away with this.


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Inspiring Beauty Looks for Any Wedding
The heat is on with the season's newest makeup looks. From lip stains in smoldering reds and corals to nail lacquers in hot pinks and outré shades of orange, there's no shortage of high-watt hues to reach for this spring. The trick, of course, is how to making them wearable.Try these versatile options for a subtle or bold effect.
Look for sheer eye shadows that you can layer on for a more or less saturated effect. To keep things chic (not circus-like), concentrate the color from the lash line to the crease, applying one sweep if you're fair and a few more if you have darker features.
Try: Yves Saint Laurent Ombres 5 Lumieres, $58, yslbeautyus.com.
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By Patsy R. Brumfield/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Brenda Tran knows lots of people by their hands and feet.
The petite 33-year-old and her husband, Chris Van, work seven days a week at their Nail Tech business on busy North Gloster Street while trying to find some sanity for their family.
"On Sunday morning, I lie in bed until 10:30," she admits, "It's my only chance to lie down."
The Vietnam-native couple came separately to the U.S. through sponsorship programs and met while Van hung around Tran's house as her brother's friend.
They married in 1999, ending a two-year courtship and extensive travel by Van from his work in Florida to Tran's in South Carolina.
These days, Tran explains, they are like many immigrant couples working long, hard hours so their children have an opportunity to live a better way.
"My generation works nails," she says. "My nieces and nephews have normal lives, not working like us."
Many are professionals like pharmacists and dentists.
She says she hopes the same for their children, Victoria, 11, and Nicholas, 8, both students at Lawhon Elementary.
From Vietnam to Tupelo has been quite a trip, Van says.
First, her uncle came to the U.S. on an airplane flight. He'd worked with the U.S. military in that battle-scarred country.
Her father had, too, but he lacked documentation to get the same preferential treatment. So, he and two of her brothers departed in a fishing boat for Thailand and later were sponsored to relocate in the U.S.
Then, her mother packed up Tran with 12 other family members and headed for Thailand in the last boat to land and be accepted by the sponsorship program.
"It was a blessing that we landed when we did," she recalls of the treacherous journey in a small fishing boat.
Tran was 14 and for two years she waited with those family members in difficult circumstances for a chance to go to America.
Everybody wound up in Denver, Colo., in the landscaping business, which had its drawbacks because of severely cold winters.
Three years later, after her uncle moved to Florida and established a nail business, he helped move the rest of his family to warmer climes and better economic situations.
"It was a better life," Tran said.
She graduated high school and began doing manicures and other nail work in 1996.
That's when she met Chris. They married in 1999.
After tough economic times came to Florida, a cousin in Ripley invited them to Mississippi to work in his Booneville nail business.
"We wanted to get out of Florida," Tran notes, "so we came to Booneville and lived there four years.
"It was hard at first – we didn't know anybody – but then we built up our customers."
In between all this work, Tran and Van's children were born. In Booneville, the couple began to look for expanded opportunities for them.
When their cousin sold the Booneville business, and another relative acquired Nail Tech in Tupelo, their next move decision was an obvious one.
"We're still working with family," Tran said. "We got a lot of love for family. They want us to be part of it with them."
Building up their nail business takes a seven-day effort, and it's difficult on their family. But Tran says they do their best to find time for each other.
"Chris is a good cook and he takes the kids to school," she says. "He's also making plans for a garden."
Tran says Tupelo is still "new" to her and she's learning her way, although Chris is more intentional about driving around to learn the terrain.
"He says, 'Brenda, you never will know where anything is if you don't go out there,'" she said with a laugh.
If she ever gets a vacation, Tran says it will be a cruise like one she took a while ago.
"I loved it so much, it was so relaxing," she noted. "Just being nowhere, no phone, no nothing."


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Family: Corvidae, Crows, Magpies, Jays view all from this family
Description Has rich green back and wings, grading to blue on nape, above eye, and on cheeks; face is otherwise black, except for white patch in front of eye. From above, tail is blue-green with yellow outer feathers; from below, appears mainly yellow. Underparts are otherwise mostly pale green. Juvenile is duller than adult. Calls include bell-like tones and insectlike, chattering notes.
Dimensions Length: 12" (30 cm)
Range Texas
Voice Calls include bell-like tones and insectlike, chattering notes.
Discussion Mainly Mexican species that occurs in southern Texas.


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Beaded Purse: Blue, Silver & Black
Sale $39.96 - $103.20
Reg. $49.95 - $129.00
Item Number: BAG005
These shimmering beaded bags are unsurpassed in quality and beauty. They are the ideal accessory for a fancy night out, but also durable enough for daily use. Add style and elegance to your apparel with these gorgeous beaded purses and accessory bags from the heart of Mexico. Handmade by an indigenous family high in the mountains of Guerrero, each purse takes almost a week to create, as every luminous glass bead must be intricately sewn on by handMore…


text: Sherlock (Jonny Lee Miller) and Watson (Lucy Liu) consults on a child abduction case involving a serial killer who is nicknamed "The Balloon Man," because he leaves a signature batch of balloons at each of his crime scenes. Also pictured is Captain Gregson (Aidan Quinn, center) on Elementary, Thursdays at 10/9c. Photo Credit: GIOVANNI RUFINO/CBS © 2012 CBS. All Rights Reserved.


text: Posted this one on another thread last night, thought I would put it here too. Caught this old boy with the telephoto yesterday on the farm. He was about 80 to 90 yards out on a sand road. I was back behind some pines. I hope he is still around come mid-March!!!!


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Then there is George Soros, who has not given millions, but hundreds of millions of dollars to leftist groups, doing precisely the same thing the left is accusing the Koch brothers of doing! And how much money does Soros give to Republicans?! Of course, I kid.
The level of hypocrisy and the lack of integrity on the left side of politics is literally breathtaking.
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Drive is the manifestation of Desire, and measured in Style.
Thank you judges who score Style, you are preserving Desire!
"For everyone to whom much is given, of him shall much be required." -- Luke 12:48
Raven - Moneybird's Black Magic Marker***
(Esprit's Power Play x Trumarc's Lean Cuisine)
Mick - Moneybird's Jumpin' Jack Flash***
(Clubmead's Road Warrior x Oakdale Whitewater Devil Dog)
Peerless - Moneybird's Sole Survivor
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No training the day before the test. A few "happy bumpers" at the motel are the extent of my training.
No training the day before the test. A few "happy bumpers" at the motel are the extent of my training.
Carolina American Water Spaniels
HRCH UH Carolina's Duck Gumbo MHA SHR RN WDS CGC TDI (Gumbo) 1500 Point Club
UH HR GCH Carolina's Wild March Hare SH JHR RAE OA OAJ WDS CGC TDI (Bunny)
HR BISS BIS GCHS CH Carolina's Running with the Hare SH JHR RN WDX CGC TDI (Blew)
HR GCH CH Carolina's Tale of the Hare SHR CGC TDI (Bea)
Both of my dogs will get long singles the day before to build confidence. One will get two blinds and the other will get four. The younger ones needs work every day before a test to keep him cooperative on blinds.
Magic's Whats Up Doc MH
Dusty's Taking It To The Max MH
I am running a test tomorrow that is close by so there is no travel today. I plan to do 3 things tonight.
Start with some simple walkups,
Touch base with some simple handling drills,
Finish with some water pattern blinds.
We will keep everything very simple for confidence so there should be no corrections needed and lots of praise. At the end of the training there will be plenty of time to run and swim which may take a little bit of the edge off of him for the morning. I don't know if this is the correct thing to do, but I have done similar things in the past and had some decent results with it.


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Partnership for Safe Medicines (PSM) sets up its offices in China to prevent drug counterfeiting
Singapore: Partnership for Safe Medicines (PSM) has set up its offices in China. PSM China launch event was held in Beijing and was attended by stakeholders from the government, advocacy community and industry. The launch underscores the important role that public-private partnerships play in educating consumers and helping to keep them safe from dangerous and deadly counterfeit medicines. PSM is a leading advocacy organization dedicated to fighting the global threat posed by counterfeit drugs.
"China's resolve to protect its citizens from the dangers of counterfeit drugs has yielded great results and shows tremendous potential for the future," said Bai Huiliang, chairman, PSM China. "With the help of our partners, PSM China will support the Chinese Government's efforts to enhance drug safety and improve public health."
"PSM China is the result of years of close collaboration and open discussion with public and private sector leaders across China," said PSM executive director, Mr Scott LaGanga. "Criminals who prey upon unsuspecting patients are able to do so largely because the public is unaware of the harm counterfeit drugs can cause. Now, Chinese consumers have a powerful new resource to help educate and protect themselves from fake drug sellers and their potentially lethal products."
Recent efforts by the Chinese Government to crack down on counterfeiters have begun to bear fruit. Most recently in August nearly 2,000 people, suspected of manufacturing and selling counterfeit medicines, were arrested and seizures of nearly $180 million in fake drugs were made. PSM China aims to continue the strides made worldwide, both in educating consumers on the scope of the problem and in stopping the flow of counterfeit medicines before they reach patients.
By bringing together stakeholders from the Chinese Government, biopharmaceutical industry, and advocacy organizations, PSM China's goal is to create a nationwide network, giving urban and rural consumers the same access to vital information to protect against counterfeit drugs.
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Did anyone pick Identity Crisis #4 it's sold out here, also did anything spectacular in it if so p.m me to spill all the details
Did anyone pick Identity Crisis #4 it's sold out here, also did anything spectacular in it if so p.m me to spill all the details
"For what it's worth, Fett, you were never more than a nuisance"
Ret. Galaxies BH an Alliance Pilot
WoW 60 night elf Hunter, take that SOE
New for me this week:
Uncanny X-Men 449, 450, 451, 452 - is this book weekly??????
Astonishing 5,6
Amazing Spidey 512, 513
Identity Crisis 2
Guide to Astro City 1 shot (9.95 Canadian cover price!!!!!!!!! )
Planetary 21
Secret War 3
Metal Gear Solid 1,2
Thinking of jumping back on Avengers for a few books here to see how Bendis plays out this scenario, apparently Wolverine and Spidey are coming on board. Also planning on filling in Identity Crisis as I find the issues I'm missing.
Hey again, a resurrection post for this seemingly dead thread.
New for me this week:
Uncanny X-Men 454, 455
Astonishing X-Men 7,8
Amazing Spider-Man 514,515
Hulk 77,78 (welcome back Peter David)
New Avengers 2,3
New Iron Man 2
Planetary 22
Haven't read any yet. Anyone else still buying comics, or is the market down turn reflected in the forum?
I didn't go in for so long, the owner of the store pulled all my comics and put them back in stock. But last week I went in, and he pulled them all back. He's cool like that.
I'm still reading Star Wars, GIJoe, and Astonishing X-Men. I've been checking out the GL: Rebirth series and, on the recommendation of the store proprietor (who has yet to steer me wrong) picked up X23 1-2 (but I've not read 'em yet). Seeing your mention of Peter David makes me think I'll be going back to Hulk soon. . . .
That's my jacket!
I still read some - but I'm going to start weeding probably 4 -5 out in the next month or two.
The Punisher - always a must read for me.
Spider-man (Marvel Knights) - The big 12 part story has been really good, but once it's done, I think I am too.
Astonishing X-Men - I'll drop this one after Whedon's run. Been a great story so far though.
Lore - Intially picked this one up because of the art of Ashley Wood (his artwork blows me away), and I ended up really liking the story. It's like half comic book, half regular book.
Star Wars Tales - Not crazy about the new format (wasn't crazy about the last year or so either), so I think I may be done with it.
Star Wars Republic - So far it's been pretty good. I mainly started reading it to follow the Clone Wars. I'll stick with it for a while and see what happens after ROTS.
Star Wars Empire - Pretty disappointing overall. It's had it's moments, but I'm probably dropping this one also.
X23 - Picked it up out of curiosity, becuase I was really enjoying NYX (can't wait until July when they finally finish NYX!). Nothing special - not sure if I'll read it all.
[FONT=Book Antiqua]He passes to Moses - He shoots, he scores![/FONT]
Mummy of the raincoat is a gigantic trollop.
I still make semi-regular trips to the comic shop. I've been following Star Wars Republic, Wolverine, and Conan since the first issues. I pick up other random books too, usually Dark Horse and Marvel stuff.
I also pick up quite a few trade paperbacks. In really prefer to read them in that format over single monthly issues.
Oh yeah! I almost forgot to say how happy I was to walk in the comic shop, and see a all-new first issue of a GrimJack series staring me in the face!!! Done by Ostrander and Truman to boot!!! I was a huge fan of the original series, especially the Flint Henry issues.
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Wow, no posts in weeks! Well, I cleared out the old bin today and here's what was in there (complete with cobwebs on a couple of issues ):
Secret War 4
Black Panther 1
Superme Power 16
New Avengers 4,5
Amazing Spidey 517, 518, 519
Hulk 79, 80
Astonishing X-Men 9
Uncanny X-Men 456, 457, 458
Anyone else still buying and/or reading?
Well, as I've said many times before, I gave up comics a while back, but every Free Comic Book Day reminds me of how much fun it was. BTW, today is FCBC, and there's a ROTS Star Wars comic! So I plan to buy no comics today (well, maybe a couple others ) and yet still get comics today. Moowahhahahahahaha!Originally Posted by jjreason
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
My purchases for last week and this week:
Star Wars:Revenge of the Sith #'s 1-4
Superman #'s 215 and 216
Adventures of Superman # 639
Lex Luthor:Man of Steel # 3
"You know I love the guy but I swear he writes like freaking Yoda."-Dean Winchester
R12:2-Be Transformed
Denied! By the time I got to the shop, he was out of the ROTS comic (in fact, the standard cliche' was true for me: the guy who left just as I was entering the shop got the last copy ). So I ended up with the FCBD little white figurine. Oh well.Originally Posted by Bel-Cam Jos
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.