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Since the tv show is based on the Chinese version ("Bu Bu Jing Xin"), we really want to ask to SBS Network (Seoul Broadcasting System) to make a sequel of Season 1, like the original one. And since it's known that, usually, sequels are created without involve all the actors of the previous work, we're asking to keep their contracts valid for the new one as well.


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Nathaniel Dusk
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Nathaniel Dusk is the name of a fictional private investigator and the two mini-series by DC Comics in which he appeared. The mini-series, both of four issues each, appeared in 1984 and 1985. Don McGregor wrote and Gene Colan provided pencils for both series.[1]
Nathaniel Dusk is a private investigator from New York City whose adventures in the 1930s are portrayed in the stories. He served in the United States armed forces in World War I and was hired by the New York City police force. Dusk fell deeply in love with Joyce Gulino, a beautiful young saleswoman with two children, Jennie and Anthony. Gulino's ex-husband was a gangster named Joseph Costilino. Costilino later killed his family.[1] When Don McGregor was writing the series, he revealed that he based Dusk after actor Robert Culp. McGregor adds that he was watching Culp's TV series I Spy when the idea of Nathaniel Dusk came into his mind.
- ^ a b Wallace, Dan (2008), "Dusk, Nathaniel", in Dougall, Alastair, The DC Comics Encyclopedia, New York: Dorling Kindersley, p. 111, ISBN 0-7566-4119-5, OCLC 213309017
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- Judy,I have none of the Stalmachs you named. I do know Joyce Whitehead is in the tree, but info I have received so far from Dr. Mikeska has not listed she or her husband. I will inquire in next snail mail to Dr. Mikeska of her relationship. I did not get in on the first of the conversation with Judy Whitehead regarding Mikeska kinship in past as we were running late and I was advising out kin in Houston we were going to be later getting in than expected, etc. When I went into the home, I naturally didn't ask everything be repeated. <G>I do not have any Mikeska girls that used Rosina as given name. All were Rozina.The Supak line start from the Balcar line, which was my gt-grandmother's maiden name. Subsequent children and marriages developed into a Supak marriage of 3 Feb 1948 between Rudolph Dale Supak and Lydie (Lydia) Carrie Maresh. They had 4 children:Ronnie James SupakRudolph Dale SupakGlenn Dalaney SupakVera Kay SupakIf this matches anything you have, let me know and I will go further.Sir John, Earl of Berkshire
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Patrick F. Philbin
Patrick F. Philbin is an American lawyer who served as a political appointee in the Department of Justice during the George W. Bush administration.[1]
Philbin holds a bachelor's degree from Yale University (1989), a J.D. from Harvard Law School, and a diploma in legal studies from the University of Cambridge.[2]
Philbin wrote a note in the Harvard Law Review regarding the specialty requirement in the medieval action of covenant.
Philbin first served as a law clerk for the federal appeals judge, Laurence Silberman,[3] Next he worked as a clerk for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.[4]
Philbin was appointed as Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel.[4]
Philbin is notable for being one of the lawyers who helped counsel President Bush that he, as head of the United States' Government's executive branch had the authority to charge Guantanamo captives before military commissions.[3][4][5]
According to James Comey, Philbin was present when he rushed to John Ashcroft's hospital bed to try to prevent other Bush officials from persuading the very sick Ashcroft to reverse the decision of the deputy acting as his replacement against renewing the controversial Warrantless wiretap program during the war on terror.[6] Comey said that Philbin's career suffered when he supported Comey in his efforts to intervene to prevent Gonzales from abusing Ashcroft.
- ^ "Profile: Patrick F. Philbin". Cooperative Research. Retrieved May 23, 2007.
- ^ Kirkland and Ellis bio
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- ^ a b c "The Interrogation Documents: Debating U.S. Policy and Methods". George Washington University. July 13, 2004. Retrieved May 23, 2007.
- ^ Suspect legal opinions from the Office of Legal Counsel, implicating John Yoo
- ^ Joel Auchenbach (May 16, 2007). "Waterboarding Ashcroft". Washington Post. Retrieved May 23, 2007.
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Transcription of Finance News Network Interview with Aspire Mining Limited (ASX:AKM) Managing Director, David Paull
Lelde Smits: Hello I'm Lelde Smits for the Finance News Network and joining me today from Mongolian focused coking coal developer, Aspire Mining Limited (ASX:AKM) is its Managing Director, David Paull. David welcome to FNN.
David Paull: Thank you.
Lelde Smits: Aspire Mining's wholly-owned Ovoot Coking Coal Project has achieved a number of milestones over the past few months. Could you detail the highlights?
David Paull: Yes certainly. We've had a increase in our reserves, we've increased it some 40 million tonnes and increased our mine life to around 21 years. So it's a very significant project. It's actually the second largest in the country of Mongolia, the largest project being Tavan Tolgoi which the Government currently owns. And that's actually the second most important item we've identified, is that we have this terrific ability to blend our coal with non-coking coals from Tavan Tolgoi. So we've actually become very important to the country. I think it's a very important thing to understand. We've got the second largest coal deposit, the only large coal deposit in the north of the country. And we've also found ourselves to be very valuable to the development of Tavan Tolgoi.
The third most important thing I think is an understanding of the value of our coal in the Chinese market. It's a deep market; it uses around 100 million tonnes per annum of fat coal, which is the type of coking coal that we would produce. The Chinese have been using this coal for many years to blend, to upgrade coals and we've demonstrated this with Tavan Tolgoi. They've been doing it for 100 years and that's why this particular coal is attractive.
Lelde Smits: Now the Company recently announced a significant reduction in CAPEX from about half a billion dollars to US$144 million. What were the reasons behind cutting costs and how will you achieve the savings?
David Paull: Well, every company is obviously looking to reduce capital, so it's a very important tick in this climate. We're fortunate to be able to identify these savings and I guess it goes back to those previous successes we've had over the last few months. We were able to identify in the resource, a significant amount of what we call bypass coal, that's coal that doesn't need to be washed and goes directly to customers. That's in the first few years and that's important, because it means you don't have to build as much washing capacity, in the first few years. So that's one saving in capital.
Two – we looked at how we could develop the planned railway directly to the Ovoot project itself, without having an interim phase where you had to have a long haul road. By delivering the railway directly to Ovoot at day one, we were able to drop another US$100 million of capital off the road. I guess the other point to note is that rail is one third the cost of transport to road. So we could reduce our costs through having rail directly to the mine site to start with, and that offset to a degree the higher costs from using a mining contractor.
Lelde Smits: And David, how do you see the mine capital being funded?
David Paull: There are three sources of funding we can identify right now. One is with the mining contractor itself, because a large portion of that US$144 million is a pre-strip to get down to the top of coal. The next part is the wash plants themselves and we've identified potential export credit agency supported funding, for between US$40 and US$50 million to fund all of that capital. So that would be obviously a major tick. And the third source is the Noble Group, they're currently 15 percent shareholders and we have an existing working capital facility with them.
Lelde Smits: Now Aspire's development strategy relies heavily on the construction of the Northern Rail Line, the extension of the Trans-Mongolian Railway from Erdenet to Ovoot. How are these plans progressing and what levels of interest are there in the railway?
David Paull: Look there's considerable interest in the railway, mainly because it's a well-developed project; it's one that's development ready. And the Mongolian Government's certainly looking for new projects to boost economic growth in the country. We've got it to pre-feasibility study stage and we're, as I said, ready for development. We'll now, once we get a rail concession and various Government approvals to construct, we'll then entertain EPC contract proposals. And we're looking for those proposals that give us tied funding as well. That can come from export credit agencies or development banks. We have identified and have held early discussions with several suitable international EPC Infrastructure Contractors and even some potential financiers for Northern Railways. These initial discussions can be further progressed once we receive the grant of a rail concession, which we are happy with the reception and progress of this so far.
We also have as another source of funding, the Noble Group who has agreed to fund up to 10 per cent of the total capital of the project. So that combined with export credit agency and development bank money, could contribute between 50 and 70 percent of the total funding package.
Lelde Smits: So David if we consider both the Ovoot project and the Northern Rail Line. What does the timeline look like for both these projects?
David Paull: Well the critical path for us is the railway. So if we're able to achieve a rail concession and a funding package by the end of 2013, we could be in production in 2017. That's an aggressive target, but it's certainly one that's possible. From the mine site point of view, a mine could be created within 18 months of turning soil. So for us, it's really a three-year construction window for rail which drives our timeline.
Lelde Smits: There are many perceptions about Mongolia; one is that Aspire will be forced to take a discount at the China border. Could you explain the situation regarding sales in China and what Aspire is doing to reduce the risk?
David Paull: There is certainly something called the Mongolian coal discount, and it's driven by a couple of factors. One is that most of the coal shipped from Mongolia is unwashed. So there's no product quality, no product quality control, no brand you could market, so that inherently means a discount. And the other factor is that the infrastructure defines the market area where coal ends up. So it's a very small area that you can actually access, so therefore, there is this coal discount.
For us, we're in the north of the country and we have a decision point. Once we access the Trans-Mongolian Railway, we can either go north or south and therefore, that provides us with a degree of negotiability. We can negotiate pricing, infrastructure costs etc. with that optionality. And I think the optionality is something that our Mongolian competitors in the south, just don't have.
Lelde Smits: And what about the Trans Mongolian Railway – does it have the capacity to handle the Company's volumes?
David Paull: It does have capacity heading north into Russia, because there're very little Mongolian products heading north along the line. There is limited capacity heading south at the moment, but there are certainly plans in place for significant expansions of that railway. There's pressure not just from the Northern Rail Line and Ovoot Coking Coal Project, but certainly from other iron ore projects in the north for increased capacity. And another important point to make is that increased capacity means lower tariffs.
Lelde Smits: Mongolia's political situation is often in the headlines, along with Rio Tinto Limited's (ASX:RIO) Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine. How does Aspire fit into this environment and what is your view on the country's approach to foreign investment?
David Paull: Sure. Look I know Mongolia gets a bad rap perception-wise for foreign investment, particularly all the news around the Oyu Tolgoi development and investment agreement. That's a pretty specific unique situation, the Government does own 34 per cent of Oyu Togoi and is contributing partner for what is a massive, massive project.
For us, look we're 100 per cent owned. As I mentioned earlier in the interview, we've identified a way for us to 100 per cent fund our development. So we're in quite a different situation. For us, we find that the Government and the economy of Mongolia are very dependent on foreign direct investment. And that's a good thing, because it means they need to attract it and create an environment to attract it.
Lelde Smits: And David, how important is the development of the Ovoot project and Northern Rail Line to the people of Mongolia?
David Paull: It's very important, because the Ovoot project is in the north of the country and that's an area that has not had any resource development at all. All the developments you hear about in Mongolia are all in the south. So that's very important, there're a lot of people that live up in that part of the world as well, which would benefit. Most of the investment relating to our project of course, is relating to a railway which will support it. Now the railway will be there long after the mine is finished. It's a long term piece of infrastructure, it'll benefit the people in the area, it'll benefit agriculture, tourism and manufacturing. So it's a multi-faceted benefit for the country.
Lelde Smits: Finally David, what is Aspire Mining hoping to achieve over the next 12 months?
David Paull: One is to continue building momentum within the marketplace for our coal. We've had a terrific start; we're looking to continue with that. Rail is then very important for us – initially a rail concession from the Government, which provides all the approvals and permit packages that we need. And then towards the end of this year, discussing with the potential EPC contractors to build and include a funding package associated with that. If we can start putting that away, I think there would be enormous value seen for our current shareholders. And then after that, it's really an exciting period of pushing towards construction and development.
Lelde Smits: David Paull, thank you for the update on Aspire Mining.


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About the Stuart Air Show
Martin County, Florida: It's no secret that the Stuart Air Show has become the largest community event on the entire Treasure of Coast of Florida. What may be the best kept secret about the event is the team of volunteers who work tirelessly throughout the year to make it all happen. With seven members on the Board of Directors, a committee of nearly 30, and a volunteer army of over 700 volunteers, the Stuart Air Show encapsulates a true sense of community and volunteerism.
Our Mission
The mission of Stuart Air Show, Inc. is to promote a safe, family entertainment event while providing financial support to its benefiting non-profit organizations including: the Martin County Community Foundation, Road to Victory Military Museum, Special Olympics, United Way of Martin County, Civil Air Patrol, Boy Scouts of America, as well as many other deserving community charities. The air show offers many different types fundraising opportunities for local non-profit organizations and community groups. Nearly a dozen organizations benefit from the show each year.
The air show is a 3 day event featuring thrilling performances by nationally known performers as well as interesting and historical static displays of aircraft and vehicles. The Stuart Air Show continues to provide multiple benefits to the surrounding community through its direct charitable giving, through fundraising opportunities for nonprofit and civic groups at the show, and through its significant impact on the local economy.
Board of Directors
Michael Roberts - President
Michael Roberts has been in the construction and restoration business for over 30 years. He was immersed into the business at a very young age by his father. However, his passion lies in the preservation and restoration of historical buildings and WWII history. As a general contractor his skills and experience include: concrete restoration, water extraction, fire damage repair and restoration, certified mold remediation, new commercial and residential construction, remodeling and additions, water extraction and restoration, and consulting.
In Michael's spare time, he dedicates his time to serving and honoring Veterans. He is the board president of the Road to Victory Military Museum in Memorial Park, Stuart, was a founding member of Southeast Florida Honor Flight, participates in local Memorial and Veterans Day Parades, and supports many WWII battle re-enactment events and air shows across the country.
Amy Bottegal - Vice PresidentAmy Bottegal joined the Stuart Air Show Board of Directors in January 2016. Amy is a client service associate who works with a team of Advisors and their clients at CenterState Financial Services. Amy is a FINRA Series 6 Registered Representative and a Florida licensed life, health, and variable annuity agent. She has served clients in the financial services since 2005. Originally from Pittsburgh, she is a faithful Steelers Fan. Amy has been involved with the Stuart Air Show since 2008. Her energy and enthusiasm for the Stuart Air Show makes her a true asset.
Chuck Cleaver - Treasurer
Chuck Cleaver serves as senior vice president and chief financial officer for Martin Health System. Chuck joined Martin Health System in 1984. During his tenure, Cleaver has helped lead the organization through numerous changes in the health care industry, including the successful conversion to new electronic medical record and patient accounting systems and financing of Tradition Medical Center and its subsequent expansion. He is a graduate of Ball State University and earned his MBA from Florida Institute of Technology. Prior to his employment with Martin Health, Chuck served as a Manager for Ernst & Young. He's a Certified Public Accountant, a Fellow in the Healthcare Financial Management Association, and a member of the American Institute of CPAs, the Florida Institute of CPAs and the American College of Healthcare Executives. Cleaver has also been involved in numerous local not-for-profit organizations, including the Stuart Air Show, United Way Foundation of Martin County, the Council on Aging of Martin County, the Friends of Volunteers in Medicine Clinic and the Library Foundation of Martin County.
Desiree Bonnie - Secretary
Desiree Bonnie is a local Realtor with RE/MAX of Stuart having now lived Martin County for over 36 years with great passion for the Airshow! Desiree played a significant role as the organizations Event Coordinator between the years of 2010-2014. The years after, she continued to be a Key Committee Leader volunteering on Ground Operations of the show. This year she was proudly appointed by the Airshows Board of Directors to carry out the position as the Board Secretary. Desiree looks forward to another great year serving the community and working with her fellow peers organizing a safe and exciting show!
Dr. Peter DaytonPeter Dayton MD has been a Board Member of the Stuart air Show since 2010 and currently serves as Treasurer and Air Operations Coordinator. Pete has been a practicing physician in Stuart for 29 years. Married with three grown children, Eileen and Pete both volunteer and support the Stuart Air Show. A private instrument rated pilot, Pete has been flying for 15 years. His love of aviation started as a teen with the wonder of the Space programs and has never stopped. His passion is aviation. "I want to give something back to our community - a family-oriented, educational and entertaining air show event. Our air show brings our community together like nothing else."
Doug Davis
Doug Davis is the owner of D-R-D Technical Solutions, Inc. in Stuart, Florida and has been a Board Member of the Stuart Air Show since 2013. Born and Raised in Stuart, Doug has always been interested in aviation. In 2004, he began volunteering at the airshow and became hooked for life. With his expertise in engineering, Doug's skills of creating logistical site maps have made him a valuable asset to the Stuart Air Show. In addition to his involvement with the Stuart Air Show, Doug has volunteered with multiple events in the tri-county area including music festivals, car shows, and air shows.
Nick BlountNick Blount joined the Stuart Air Show Board of Directors in January 2015. After 42 years with Florida Power & Light, Mr. Blount retired in 2014. At the time of retirement, he was the Area Manager for the Treasure Coast and was responsible for government affairs and community relations for Martin and Okeechobee Counties. Mr. Blount has served on a number of organizations throughout the Treasure Coast, including Stuart-Martin County Chamber of Commerce (Trustee), Indiantown Chamber of Commerce (Trustee), Palm City Chamber of Commerce (Board Chair), Okeechobee County United Way (Campaign Co-Chair), Okeechobee County Economic Council (Board member), Martin County Red Cross (Board Chair), Martin County United Way (Board Chair), and Big Brothers Big Sisters of IR, SL & OK (Board member). He also is active with the Treasure Coast March of Dimes, First United Methodist Church, and the University of Tennessee Alumni Association.
Advisory Board
Elisabeth GlynnElisabeth Glynn was the Executive Director of the Stuart Air Show for the 2014 and 2015 shows. After accepting an opportunity with United Way of Martin County, she has remained involved with the air show as a member of the Marketing Committee and Advisory Board. A graduate of LEADERship Martin County (Class 26), Ms. Glynn is a member of the LEADERship Planning Committee and a member of the LEADERship Martin County Alumni Board. She is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) - Treasure Coast Chapter, serving on the AFP Board and committee for National Philanthropy Day. She also supports the efforts of Southeast Florida Honor Flight and served as a Guardian on the May 2014 Honor Flight. She is also a member of the Stuart/Martin County Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the Chamber's Ambassador Committee.
Leslie WarrenLeslie has worked in the banking industry for over thirty years. The last twenty years has been with Seacoast Bank as a Business Banker. She enjoys helping clients grow and improve their businesses. Leslie is a sixth generation Floridian and grew up in Martin County. She has a strong sense of community and has devoted many hours through the years to the local nonprofit sector. In addition to serving on various committees, she has chaired events such as Making Strides for the American Cancer Society and Light the Night for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. She has been a Key Leader for the Stuart Air Show for the past four years. She not only enjoys the family oriented aspect of the Air Show but also appreciates the "give" to the community from dollars raised and donated to various organizations.
Eric SteinEric Stein has joined the Stuart Airshow Board of Directors after several years working as a volunteer and member of the flight line team. Eric is a Commercial, Instrument and Multi engine rated pilot as well as a Flight & Ground Instructor. Mr. Stein is a Member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and Experimental Aircraft Association. He retired last year from the FAA after 34 years, working in Savannah, Memphis and West Palm Beach as an Air Traffic Controller, Quality Assurance & Training Specialist and Controller Instructor. In addition to these facilities he worked as an Air Traffic Controller at EAA Airventure in Oshkosh Wisconsin, Sun N Fun International Fly-in & Expo in Lakeland and 24 hours of Sebring. Eric is now employed as an Air Traffic Controller at Witham Field, Stuart.
Ron RowarsRon Rowars, joined the Stuart Air Show Board of Directors in January 2015. A trial attorney with Ronald M. Rowars, PA, he specializes in personal injury, medical malpractice, workers compensation, and commercial and real property litigation. Mr. Rowars is a pilot with single, twin and instrument ratings. He is a member of the Witham Aero Club and Martin County Airport Noise Advisory Committee and has served as a member, Vice President and President of the Experimental Aircraft Association, Chapter 692. Mr. Rowars has been an active committee member for the Stuart Air Show since 2013 and has volunteered with the Martin County Council on Aging, Meals on Wheels, Boys and Girls Club of St. Lucie County, and been a volunteer lecturer for Martin County and St. Lucie County Schools.
Dewey Vinaya - Military LiasonDewey has been a part of the Stuart Airshow since 2012 initially as an act (Black Daggers) and now as a member of the advisory board. Born in Vientiane Laos, Dewey moved to the USA in 1975. with his brothers, Kahm and Mikey. He volunteered for active service in 1992 and served 23 years as a US Army Paratrooper until his retirement in 2015. He married his lovely wife Lauren in 2010 and they now spend their days chasing their 3.5 year old son, Raymond, around the house.
Lee PotterLee Potter is a regional sales manager for Emergency Vehicles, Inc. (EVI) in Lake Park, FL. He is responsible for working with local, state and federal agencies in selling and designing highly specialized emergency vehicles and trailers. Aviation and the space program have always been of special interest to Lee, as his family background includes Rockwell International. His father, being a licensed pilot, introduced him to flying at a very early age.He has been a long time attendee and a dedicated volunteer for the past four years of the Stuart Air Show.
Chris FrambesChris Frambes has been Martin County resident since 2000. Chris played a significant role as the Stuart Air Show Event Coordinator between the years of 2010-2014 along with other major events on the Treasure Coast. Chris is now Sales Executive / Licensed Yacht Broker for SunDance Marine in Jensen Beach. This year Chris has returned to the Stuart Air Show appointed to the Advisory Board providing his prior years experience with large scale special events planning and organization.
Air Show Director
High School Scholarship Opportunities
The Stuart Air Show will bestow a scholarship to any student from any school who displays leadership, solid academic progress, and financial need. An application form will be made available in September.
History of Witham Field
Today, Witham Field with its three runways serves most of the general aviation needs for Martin County and surrounding areas. The airport, just a few miles southeast of the City of Stuart, can accommodate most general aviation aircraft including smaller business jets, and is home to more than 200 private and business aircraft. It also plays host to the largest community event on the Treasure Coast, the annual Stuart Air Show. The airports fixed-based-operators (FBO's) act as the local terminals for all its users and those visiting Martin County from other locales.
The history of Witham Field is emblematic of the people and County in which it resides. Its very beginning is deeply rooted in duty, patriotism and generosity from the residents of Martin County. As with many rural airports in the 30's, Martin County Airport was just a grass landing strip. But with the rumblings of war overseas in the 40's, a group of visionary and patriotic private landowners convened and offered their property to the county, to serve their county.
Proud Member of ICAS
The Stuart Air Show is a proud member of the ICAS (International Council of Air Shows).


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The Effects of the Nation: Mexican Art in an Age of Globalization
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BeschreibungWhat is the effect of a "nation"? In this age of globalization, is it dead, dying, or only dormant? The essays in this groundbreaking volume use the arts in Mexico to move beyond the national and the global to look at the activity of a community continually re-creating itself within and beyond its own borders.Mexico is a particularly apt focus, partly because of the vitality of its culture, partly because of its changing political identity, and partly because of the impact of borders and borderlessness on its national character. The ten essays collected here look at a wide range of aesthetic productions -- especially literature and the visual arts -- that give context to how art and society interact.Steering a careful course between the nostalgia of nationalism and the insensitivity of globalism, these essays examine modernism and postmodernism in the Mexican setting. Individually, they explore the incorporation of historical icons, of vanguardism, of international influence. From Diego Rivera to Elena Garro, from the Tlateloco massacre to the Chiapas rebellion, from mass-market fiction to the film Aliens, the contributors view the many sides of Mexican life as relevant to the creation of a constantly shifting national culture. Taken together, the essays look both backward and forward at the evolving effect of the Mexican nation.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction: Ungoverned Specificities - Carl Good 1. Mexican Art on Display - Olivier Debroise 2. Mathias Goeritz: Emotional Architecture and Creating a Mexican National Art - Juan Bruce-Novoa 3. Corporeal Identities in Mexican Art: Modern and Postmodern Strategies - Karen Cordero Reiman 4. Elena Poniatowska's Querido Diego, te abraza Quiela: A Revision of Her Story - Susan C. Schaffer 5. "Un octubre manchado se detiene": Memory and Testimony in the Poetry of David Huerta - Jacobo Sefami 6. Aesthetic Criteria and the Literary Market in Mexico: The Changing Shape of Quality, 1982-1994 - Danny J. Anderson 7. Un hogar insolito: Elena Garro and Mexican Literary Culture - Rebecca E. Biron 8. Rene Derouin: Dialogues with Mexico - Montserrat Gali Boadella 9. Unhomely Feminine: Rosina Conde - Debra A. Castillo 10. The Postmodern Hybrid: Do Aliens Dream of Alien Sheep? - Rolando Romero About the Contributors Index
Pressestimmen"Broad enough to appeal to a wide audience of Mexicanists, while at the same time focused around a specific set of issues, The Effects of the Nation is a strong collection of essays, both well-conceived and well written. The dual focus on literature and visual art strengthens the book by suggesting connections among various Mexican intellectual circles and the cultural industries. The result should appeal to both literary scholars and art historians." --Claire Fox, author of The Fence and the River: Culture and Politics at the U.S.-Mexican Border "The diversity of these essays reveals an interlocking strength built upon a common thematic, without coming across individually as narrowly construed or atomized. There is a wonderful overlap as well as tension between the essays, notably in the ways that the authors approach the question of representation and power in the Mexican national (and transnational) space. The publication of this collection will come at a fortuitous moment, when academic interest in Mexican studies is breaking free of earlier agendas." --Eric Zolov, Assistant Professor of Latin American History at Franklin and Marshall College and author of Refried Elvis: The Rise of the Mexican Counterculture "The essays in this book use the arts in Mexico to move away from the national and the global, to look at the activity of a community continually recreating itself within and beyond its own borders. The essays examine a wide range of aesthetic productions--especially literature and the visual arts--that give context to how art and society interact." --Hispanic Outlook
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: TEMPLE UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Juni 2001
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Our results will not only lead to a better treatment of patients, but also to avoidance of unnecessary treatment.
The use of new targeted therapeutic modalities will lead to a significant cost increase for the Dutch health care system. However, several reports have shown that administration of targeted therapies based on genetic analysis of the patients' tumor leads to a more rational use of these costly drugs by avoiding treatment of patients that will not benefit from these therapies. The selective use of targeted drugs by selection of those patients that benefit most will be required to make the new treatment of cancer affordable for the Dutch healthcare system.
We see this as our strongest contribution to society. In addition, we feel we also have an important task in education and communication, as detailed in the next paragraphs.
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In the current high school curriculum, DNA is an important yet rather isolated topic that pupils often perceive as complex and highly abstract. In order to introduce modern DNA-research to schools and to make pupils acquainted with current genomics topics and their implications for society, the CGC has developed a mobile DNA-lab that is offered free of charge to all secondary schools (4-6 havo/vwo) in the Netherlands. The 4hr educational modules contain a 2hr practical lab taught at the schools by university students with up-to-date genomics equipment and techniques.
The pupils are given the role of DNA-researchers and are asked to compare DNA from cancer cells of a (fictive) patient with DNA of healthy cells. Based on their results, they have to advise the physician on the optimal treatment of this particular patient. The module was developed in collaboration with the Freudenthal Institute for Science Education of Utrecht University in line with the recommendations of the Committee Innovation Biology Education ('Commissie Vernieuwing Biologie Onderwijs') regarding the context-concept approach. Since its start in September 2005, the DNA-lab has reached over 40,000 secondary school students in het Netherlands.
Teachers can obtain additional information and register at www.dnalabs.nl
The mobile DNA-lab is further supported by information on cancer and genomics on the website www.allesoverdna.nl (in Dutch). Here teachers and pupils can find teaching materials and tests to prepare for the school exam.
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Gogola wins CGC poster award
On November 18th, Ewa Gogola (NKI) was awarded with the CGC poster award 2016. Eva received the award during the KIT meeting on Genomic Instability in Cancer for her poster entitled 'Loss of PARG causes PARP inhibitor resistance in BRCA2-deficient mouse mammary tumors'.Read more >
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CGC.nl at Science in the city
You can find CGC.nl researchers at Utrecht's Culturele Zondag. Perform some experiments yourself at the Domplein or listen to some lectures at the Winkel van SinkelRead more >
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Peter Friedl wins ESMI award
CGC.nl participant Peter Friedl has been awarded with the 2016 Award of the European Society for Molecular ImagingRead more >
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Workshop: Functional Analysis of Sequence Variants in Hereditary Breast- and Ovarian Cancer Genes
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DNA-lab day 2017
We host a DNA-lab day for high school teachers in the Reehorst, Ede together with other mobile DNA labs. During the day teachers can learn about new developments in DNA technology. Teachers can participate in workshops and practicals developed for high school students about DNA technology and societal challenges (Dutch only).Read more >
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Annual meeting CGC 2017
All CGC.nl researchers are welcome, however registration is required.Read more >
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1. IOI education: linked to UNCLOS End of WW II expanding national claims of sea, fishing zones; over fishing, marine pollution; Need for disarmament; and support to development of new nations; Genesis of IOI combination of Law of the Sea, disarmament in marine sector, development, all based on Principle of Common Heritage of Mankind, with 4 dimensions: Economic; Ethical; Enviromental; Peace and Security;
2. IOI formally established June 1972 Selfregulating Institute at Royal Univ. Malta; Purpose: to promote research and peaceful uses of ocean space and its resources including regulation of uses; then the economic potential in focus; Research on scientific, ecological, economic, legal requirements-all relevant to Law of the Sea; Pacem in Maribus conferences, dialogues; Training courses, fellowships, seminars, regional studies;
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4. Early developments Understood need for changing attitudes rel. Fisheries management, marine pollution (ref. Stockholm Conf. 1972), economics, warning systems, food supply, integrated management of soil, water, forest, harmonisation of key national policies, planning for regional development, conservation-thus need for inter-disciplinary, multi-purpose education; enhance public information, bridge gap marine-other sectors, role of ocean in life-support system into education
5. Task of IOI Promotion of education, training, research-not a research institute; legal, social, economic, technic; Training, education into focus end of 1970s, also responding to needs of negotiations, implementation of Law of the Sea-need of assistance to new nations; support from SIDA, CIDA to course development, training on EEZ management: global course run at Dalhousie; regional in coop. UNEP, with hosting nations;
6. Approach: interdisciplinarity and participatory Learning by interaction, exchanges, dialogue, group work, problem solution, practical work; Aim to educate decision-makers to find priorities, formulate practical solutions; assignments gave use of different disciplines, and linkages; Governments stimulated by seeing benefits of integrating ocean management in national development; identified restructuring+training needs; in South Pacific into USP, and IOI centre;
7. Overview In first decade implemented about 40 education, training programmes; In 1993/95, six operational centres, by 2008: 25; Actions rose from 5-6/year to 20, even 60 in 2007, For professionals, students, leaders, officials; Network covers subjects of major socio-economic concern for oceans, coasts, involving large segments of society, communities, policy makers, managers, practitioners;
8. UNCLOS enters into force 94+UNCED 1992 Focus on implementation with capacity building, training and education thus directed to priorities; IOI Centres close to universities linking the actions to research and local, provinsional, regional issues; addressing Agenda 21, combination of UNCLOS andUNCED agreements; ecosystem and integrated management, environmental economics; multi- languages; Leadership seminars, global-regional;
9. Experiences Participation of communities and local NGOs increase Cultures, values, traditions integrated into multi-purpose education and training; Awareness of linkages natural systems, ecosystem services, availability of resources, everyday items, generated demand for education (science, technology, environmental economics+knowledge) and institution building; Regional training links global issues in national policies
10. Experiences Coordination can be improved with networking, sustained training, integration of sectors, disciplines, programmes, departments; Technology co-development, transfer increasing; Overlaps between agreements used to facilitate implementation through training approach; Regional hearings identified priorities, and basic human needs for empowerment, security; eco- villages, community-based training, education
11. Experiences This generates sustainability, trust, with local NGO; Covering living marine resources, fishing technologies, food processing and safety, aquaculture, risk management and reduction, warning systems, disaster preparedness, communication facilities, micro-loans, credits, insurance; priorities: livelihoods, empowerment Youth, Wommen and the Sea dedicated programme;
12. Entering New Millennium Role of oceans, coasts in service economy, globalisation; multipurpose training transcends departmental, discipline-oriented structures; Accessibility to, participation in globalisation, communication revolution; financial limitations for students, time limits for professionals, need for distance learning; credits, degree-awards, and short-term refreshing courses; Constraints on universities, cutting programmes;
13. Revised strategy Step-wise development of OceanLearn programme 2003/2004: more coherence, coordination, networking of courses, cross- crediting; distance learning being developed, applied; potentially seeking degree awarding; Quality assurance, provide credits, certification; Partnerships with several of same objectives: various assessments, UNESCO/IOC, UNEP, LME Prim target: students, professionals, managers
14. Courses include Ocean governance: global and regional; Integrating biodiversty conservation and sustainable tropical coastal tourism development; MPAs: development, implementation; Riskreduction, integrated management e.g. for coastal tourism development; Traditional ecological knowledge and MPA; Coop: Train/Sea/Coast, UNEP, GEF, UNESCO;
15. Focus and experiences Empowerment, poverty abatement, livelihoods, women and youth; Persistency, advocacy, high-level training/leadership seminars generates participation of leaders in negotiations, agreements, support of ocean/coastal management policies; creation of ICP and evaluation of linkages of agreements to support education and implementation;
16. Comprehensive human security Need for change attitudes, behaviour; Principle of Common Heritage of Mankind, and vision of Sustainable development Four dimensions: economic; ethical; peace and security; environmental; Training, education addressing related institutional development: jurisdictional control, enforcement, surveillance, compliance;
17. UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development 2005-2014 IOI focus on coastal ecovillages; Women, Youth and the Sea: ocean governance, marine ecology; fisheries biology, coral reefs, HAB monitoring, integrated-adaptive management; on-line ICM; Regional governance including education on EU marine policy; operational oceanography; Further orientation towards sustainable development-addressing MDGs: education; poverty; gender; sustainability;
18. Aim and experiences Mid-to-senior level officials; students; women- whose participation leads to sustainability; Interdisciplinary, multi-purpose,practical solutions, group and field work, applications; Helped create critical mass of ocean governance professionals, practitioners: seen in leading positions, in many nations, participation in agreements, supporting ocean governance policies; now focus on young, coming people;
19: Overall experiences so far Increasing need for ocean, coastal governance education confirmed, with Common Heritage Principle, this connects to genesis of IOI, still valid; decadal developments and adjustments; Major human problems increasingly global: making governments, authorities aware of benefits of integrating ocean, coastal management in national policy leads to request for education; Address comprehensive human security aspects;
20. Experiences Learning by interaction, dialogue, field applications; using UNCLOS and UNCED agreements; WSSD and various assessments; Pacem in Maribus conferences as base for dialogue, exchanges across sectors, disciplines, age groups, genders; North-South and South- South; use of regional hearings, updates; Confirm need for interdisciplinary, multipurpose education at university level; and role of ocean into school education system.
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The keyhole problem, in the context of astronomy, refers to the difficulty that azimuth-elevation type telescopes or antenna gimbal systems encounter in crossing the zenith.
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To track celestial objects as they move across the sky, these systems usually rotate on two axes. Often, a tilting mechanism (elevation) is mounted upon a panning base (azimuth). To cover the complete hemisphere of visible sky, a telescope gimbal can have a 360-degree azimuth range and a 0- to 90-degree elevation range. To visualize this shape, imagine drawing a quarter circle spanning from the horizon to directly above you and revolving it around the vertical axis. If, on the other hand, the gimbal has a range from 0 to slightly less than 90 degrees elevation, the telescope is unable to see a region of sky.
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One of the main questions surrounding Tesla is its ability to ramp up production to satisfy the almost 400,000 existing Model 3 orders, and the hundreds of thousands of orders that are supposed to follow. Past isn't necessarily indicative of the future, but on Tesla's earnings call just now things didn't sound all roses.
The company ended up losing $293 million last quarter on a GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) basis, and $150 million on a non-GAAP basis, which takes into account things like leases that GAAP generally doesn't adjust for. And while the company took in $150 million in cash flow from operations on a GAAP basis – partially based on Model 3 order deposits – it spent $295 million on customer service, increasing production capacity, and the Gigafactory. Tesla says it's on track to deliver 50,000 Model S and Model X cars in the second half of the year.


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My two terms in the New York State Assembly were exciting and informative. Working together with Rob Astorino in Westchester and colleagues on both sides of the aisle in Albany, we did great work in trying to get our County and State back on track. Now we look forward to a new challenge in the New York State Senate.
From strengthening our State's ethics laws, to making Albany more accountable to the taxpayers, to enacting sound environmental policies and examining the hazards and viability of hydrofracking, our three legislative sessions contained a number of notable accomplishments.
But perhaps the greatest success was the passage of legislation which will help homeowners and renters afford to stay in their homes in these difficult economic times. By passing a strong property-tax cap and some overdue mandate relief, lawmakers have taken an important step in providing residents with needed relief from the highest property taxes in the United States.
While the mandate relief included in the three budgets I worked on was far from comprehensive and was disappointing to me personally, it is a change in the right direction and reduced the cost-drivers that drive up local taxes. Now we must continue to work on eliminating unfunded state mandates in order to lower taxes across our region. I hope with your help to continue to lead the charge in this new fight.
I am also pleased that the Legislature was able to pass important rent-stabilization legislation to cap the amount tenants pay for their apartments, shielding them from the rising cost of living in one of the most expensive regions in America. The City of White Plains will now be able to strengthen its rent-stabilization laws by adjusting income thresholds to more accurately reflect current wages and the rate of inflation.
I was pleased to vote four times for equal pay for women, and numerous times against $1.5 billion in new taxes, fees, fine increases and extensions. As the ranking member on Veterans Affairs in the Assembly, I introduced legislation to protect our veterans, fund the VA Home in Montrose and worked to insure that the VA Hospital in Montrose will always be there to serve our veterans, as they have served us.
Following Hurricane Irene and Superstorm Sandy, the response by our public utilities had left much to be desired. I called upon the Governor, in the months following, to convene a task force to examine the response to those storms, and determine what changes would be needed to effectively prepare for future incidents of this magnitude.
I was also pleased to vote for the passage of a property-tax cap, significant unfunded-mandate relief, and the first major rent-cap measure since the mid-1990s, all of which will go a long way toward making the Westchester-Putnam region a more affordable place to live.
We set the right tone during my terms in office for a State that is facing a serious economic crisis and taxpayers who have had enough of Albany's fiscal incompetence. Moving forward, lawmakers must now redouble their efforts to pass much needed reforms, and to repeal or suspend outdated laws and regulations. We must also push important changes like the repeal of the onerous MTA payroll tax, which I am pleased to say we finally passed through the Legislature and eliminated, easing the tax burden on all New Yorkers.
In the future the Governor must put forth an Executive Budget that reduces state spending, holds the line on taxes and works toward needed reforms, such as independent redistricting. The institution of the state spending cap and the changes to our pension system were also important first steps we took to put our State in fiscal order, while still being mindful of the neediest in our society. I will continue to work with officials at every level of government, while in or out of office, to transform state government and return us to the status of the "Empire State."
The current national financial crisis has brought laser-like clarity to the sad state of Albany politics and corruption. I was pleased to author a bill for the toughest ethics reform legislation in the State's history, a version of which was adopted and signed into law by the Governor. There will never be a better opportunity to make significant reforms at the state level. I have also worked to create transparency in government, so as to allow our citizens to more easily recognize the consequences of overregulation, automatic pay raises, weakened anti-terrorist laws, unsustainable education financing, and the need for Medicaid reform. It should be noted that Medicaid consumes $54 billion dollars or approximately 40% of the states $135 billion dollar budget.
I've been in public service my entire life, beginning the day I left high school to enlist in the Army and volunteered to serve as an Infantry Sergeant in Vietnam, in 1968 and 1969. I proudly carried on a tradition passed on from my grandfather to my father, and from me to one of my two sons today. I carried on that service in the New York State Police for over twenty-one years, and later as a district leader, and then a Councilman in the Town of Lewisboro.
During my journey, after the Army I went back to college and after completing two undergraduate degrees, completed my education by receiving a Masters in Public Administration from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, where I was awarded a Pickett fellowship in Criminal Justice Policy and Management from the National Institute of Justice, in recognition of my over twenty-year contribution to the law enforcement community in the United States.
Additionally, I started a security consulting business, using the investigative experience gained in the State Police to help government and business uncover and prosecute fraud, waste and abuse in the work place.
As a college professor I had the great personal pleasure of teaching in the areas of Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Terrorism and Security Management at Iona College, where I was Chair of the Criminal Justice Department, and at CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, where I provided expert commentary on the aforementioned subjects to the national and international TV, radio and print media. Quite frankly, leaving teaching was the only difficult part of my decision to run for office, but having the honor of serving my community, state and country was an opportunity I could not, and would not, pass up.


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This will give you the opportunity to raise your bid... should you care to do so... The actual Auction will take place on Saturday night, September 27th at Fairchild Tropical Garden. 6. If you have any questions on this procedure.. E-mail me privately and I will try to answer your questions... at <email@example.com>. PLANTS FOR AUCTION.... A. Philodendron hybrid.... This is a hybrid between P. goeldii and P. williamsii. There are less than 5 plants of this particular hybrid that we are aware of. The hybrid is supposed to have been made by Roborto Burle-Marx. If you will look up P. williamsii in Exotica and then Traumatophyllum spruceii, which is the old name for P. goeldii and mentally cross them, you will have an idea of this beautiful plant. It gets large! Each leaf will get to over 24 inches wide and about 30 inches long. It is palmate with wide leaflets. The growth habit is similar to that of P. selloum. It is currently in a 10" pot. Anticipated price at Auction....$200.00 plus. B. Anthurium venossum.... This is really the rare one from Cuba. The parent of this plant was collected in Cuba over 30 years ago. See Dr. Croat's "A Revision of Anthurium, Section Pachyneurium" page 850. A division of THAT plant is offered. Anticipated price at Auction....$50. C. Homalomena wendlandii (or punctatum.....) Beautiful plant that will reach 3 ft. or more. Leaves are the size of dinner plates and are peltate. I like the sort of velour texture of the foliage. A plant will carry up to ten-plus leaves when mature... Anticipated price at Auction.... $30. D. Alocasia aquino... The Silver One. This plant was named for the President of the Philippines. The long slender foliage is elegant in that it seems to be brushed with a greenish silver... Beautiful.... Anticipated price at Auction.... $20. E. Amorphophallus albispathus... (Croat 61151) See Aroideana Vol 19. Unfortunately there is not a picture on the IAS Web Page yet. Anticipated price at Auction..... $30 F. Amorphophallus curvistylis... Again, no picture on the Web but see Aroideana Vo. 19. Anticipated price at Auction..... $40. G. Amorphophallus muelleri... See...<http://www.mobot.org/IAS/Genera/Amorphophallus/muell.html> or Aroideana Vol. 19. Anticipated price at Auction..... $25. H. Amorphophallus odoratus... See <http://www.mobot.org/IAS/Genera/Amorphophallus/odor.html> or Aroideana, Vol. 19. Anticipated price at Auction..... $25. I HAVE SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST...... I. Amorphophallus pendulus... These plants are from seed collected in West Kalimantan, Borneo and were germinated in vitro. The plants are small at this time... only 2 to 3 inches high but they are healthy and very rare...See: <http://www.mobot.org/IAS/Genera/Amorphophallus/apend.html>. Anticipated price at Auction... $35. J. Philodendron sp. "Santa Leopoldina". Yes, this is the much desired plant. Presently, it is said to be one of the rarest of the Philodendrons. You may see a picture of this plant in Aroideana, Vol. 6 No.1. It has very narrow leaves that will get to over four ft. long. Red on the back and emerald green on the face of the leaf... The plant available this year has 6 or 7 leaves and the largest is about 16" long. Last year two of these plants, about the same size, from the Bette Waterbury Estate, were auctioned. One went for $175.00 and the other, which was a bit larger and could be devided, went for $280. This plant has risen in popularity during the past year and I anticipate that the one plant available will go for, at least or approaching, $500.00 K. Alocasia x uhinkii. Aroideana, Vol. 7 Nos. 3-4 says "Alocasia x uhinkii Hort. (A. cuprea x A. plumbea) The hybrid is described as having shield-like, peltate leaves about 22" long by 16" wide with the lobes connate to about two-thirds of their length. The upper surface of the leaves is grey-green while the lower surface is metallic-purple." 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Ian Schultz (born February 4, 1990 in Calgary, Alberta) is a Canadian right winger in the Montreal Canadiens organization.
He played major junior for the Calgary Hitmen from 2006 to 2010 and was in the 2010 Memorial Cup tournament.
The St. Louis Blues chose him 87th overall in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft but traded him to Montreal as part of the Jaroslav Halák deal in June, 2010.