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As of November 28, 2016, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has expanded the filing obligations under the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) Act by requiring filers to submit certain documents analyzing a deal or affected markets even where the evaluation or analysis is limited to geographies or operations outside of the United States. This is a significant shift in the Agency's interpretation of Items 4(c) and 4(d) of the HSR Notification and Report Form.
Record-Breaking Fine for Gun-Jumping Imposed by the French Competition Authority
On November 8, 2016, the French Competition Authority ("FCA") imposed the highest "gun-jumping" national and worldwide fine ever, €80 million, on Altice-Numericable, a major French telecommunications operator, in relation to its 2014 acquisitions of SFR ("Société Française du Radiotéléphone") and OTL ("Omer Telecom Limited").
"This is a world first decision when considering the amount of the sanction and the seriousness of the circumstances," commented Isabelle de Silva, the President of the FCA since last October.
European Commission Considers Introduction of New Merger Control Thresholds
The European Commission has launched a public consultation to evaluate several aspects of EU merger control for possible revision. Stakeholders are invited to provide feedback until 13 January 2017. A link to the questionnaire can be found here.
The current consultation partly builds on previous efforts to improve and simplify the EU merger control regime, including the so-called "Simplification Package", which has been in force since January 2014.
DOJ Attorney Outlines Considerations in Evaluating Vertical Mergers
On November 17, 2016, Jon Sallet, DOJ's Deputy Assistant Attorney General for litigation, presented a speech at the American Bar Association Antitrust Section's Fall Forum in which he outlined his views regarding the DOJ's approach to vertical mergers and other transactions that raise the potential for vertical restraints on competition. After recapping some of the history regarding the DOJ's treatment of vertical restraints, Mr. Sallet commented on issues such as merger-related efficiencies, competitive effects, input foreclosure and raising rivals costs, innovation effects, the exchange of competitively sensitive information that could harm interbrand competition, and potential anticompetitive effects in transactions that do not involve a combination of vertically related assets. Finally, he noted that if the DOJ has concerns regarding anticompetitive effects, it might feel that conduct remedies are insufficient and may require structural remedies or even try to block the transaction. Any company considering a vertical merger or a transaction that may raise the potential for vertical restraints on competition will benefit from reviewing Mr. Sallet's speech. The speech is available here.
District Court Follows Motorola Mobility to Apply FTAIA and Indirect Purchaser Doctrine to Dismiss U.S. Parent's Price-Fixing Claims Based on Its Foreign Subsidiary's Purchases
The Seventh Circuit's decision in Motorola Mobility v. AU Optronics[1]–which blocked a U.S. parent's Sherman Act claim based on its foreign subsidiary's purchases of a price-fixed product–continues to reverberate throughout federal district courts. A district court in the Sixth Circuit recently followed Motorola Mobility to dismiss a U.S. company's price-fixing claims based on its foreign subsidiary's purchases of allegedly price-fixed components that were incorporated abroad into finished goods that the subsidiary then shipped to the United States. In re Refrigerant Compressors Antitrust Litigation, No. 2:09-md-02042, 2016 WL 6138600 (E.D. Mich. Oct. 21, 2016). The district court's decision demonstrates that, post-Motorola Mobility, defendants have strong arguments in some circuits under the Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act ("FTAIA")[2] and Illinois Brick[3] to defeat a U.S. parent's price-fixing claims based on purchases by its overseas subsidiary, especially where that subsidiary is not wholly-owned.
Tenth Circuit Rules That Invocation of IP Rights Is Presumptively Valid Defense to Antitrust Refusal to Deal Claims
In SOLIDFX, LLC v. Jeppesen Sanderson, Inc., Case Nos. 15-1079 and 15-1097 (opinion available here), the Tenth Circuit aligned itself with the First and Federal Circuits to hold that the invocation of intellectual property rights is a presumptively valid business justification sufficient to rebut a Sherman Act Section 2 refusal to deal claim, but left open some questions about when and how the presumption can (if ever) be rebutted.
DOJ and FTC Set Possible Criminal Liability Trap for HR Professionals
In an October surprise, the DOJ and FTC (collectively, the "Agencies") released guidance for HR professionals on the application of the antitrust laws to employee hiring and compensation. The Agencies' October 20, 2016 release, Antitrust Guidance for Human Resource Professionals, announced that "naked" agreements among employers not to poach each other's employees and to fix wages and other terms of employment are per se illegal. Critically, for the first time, the Agencies warn that such agreements could result in criminal prosecution against individual HR professionals, other company executives, as well as the company. This Guidance, coupled with repeated requests to approach the Agencies to report such agreements, signals a significant shift in enforcement focus for the Agencies, including a further move to individual prosecutions, particularly when taken together with last year's DOJ Yates Memorandum calling for more emphasis on individual executive liability.
Purported "Direct Purchaser" Claims Dismissed for Lack of Antitrust Injury in Aluminum Warehousing Antitrust Litigation
On August 9, 2016, the Second Circuit affirmed a district court's dismissal of claims asserted by two groups of self-proclaimed "indirect purchasers" of aluminum products who alleged that three aluminum futures traders, which had acquired operators of warehouses for aluminum, manipulated a price component for aluminum (warehouse storage costs). The Second Circuit concluded that these "indirect purchasers" did not suffer antitrust injury because they were not participants in the aluminum warehousing market. In re Aluminum Warehousing Antitrust Litig., Nos. 14-3574, 14-3581(2d Cir. Aug. 9, 2016). In the district court, Judge Katherine Forrest recently applied the Second Circuit's analysis to dismiss similar claims brought by the purported "direct purchasers" of the aluminum because they, too, were not participants in the aluminum warehousing market. In re Aluminum Warehousing Antitrust Litig., No. 13-2481 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 5, 2016). These two decisions (assuming the district court's decision is affirmed) should help defendants attack plaintiffs' efforts to establish antitrust standing in other cases by trying to thread the "inextricably intertwined" needle for market participants that the Supreme Court established in Blue Shield of Virginia v. McCready, 457 U.S. 465 (1982).
E-Commerce: The EU Commission Releases Its Preliminary Report in the E-Commerce Sector Inquiry
After gathering information from nearly 1800 stakeholders from all 28 EU Member States and collecting around 8000 distribution agreements, the EU Commission published on 15 September a preliminary report on the findings of its ongoing competition sector inquiry into e-commerce.[1]
The inquiry was launched by the Commission in May 2015, after finding that despite the growing significance for e-commerce across EU countries over the last years (approximately 50% of the population of the Union shopped online in 2014), cross-border online trade remained limited.
While such limitations may have been attributable to language barriers, consumer preferences or differences in legal frameworks between Member States, the Commission sought to investigate the sector based on indications that companies active on the e-commerce market may be engaged in anticompetitive agreements.
Antitrust and Competition Law Is Being Wielded as an Increasingly Effective Weapon to Diminish Patent Rights in the U.S.
Partners Jay Jurata and Alex Okuliar recently published a chapter on IP and Antitrust in The Antitrust Review of the Americas 2017 published by Global Competition Review. They note that antitrust and competition law is being wielded as an increasingly effective weapon to diminish patent rights in the US. Follow the link to the chapter.
Federal Trade Commission Publishes Study Analyzing Patent Assertion Entity Organization and Behavior
For years, a debate has swirled in Washington and around the country about the role and economic value of "patent assertion entities" – often referred to derisively in the press as "patent trolls." Some of these PAEs have been known to blanket small businesses with threatening letters claiming infringement of sometimes questionable patents hoping to receive a quick payout. The Federal Trade Commission just recently published a long-awaited Patent Assertion Entity Activity Study that analyzes the structure, organization, and behavior of PAEs, hoping to inform the debate about these entities. Using responses from a sample of 22 PAEs and more than 2,500 PAE affiliates and related entities, the study analyzes PAE acquisitions, litigation, and licensing practices over a six-year period. The findings in the study are extensive and are likely to provoke further discussion and debate. The Commission's key findings and recommendations are discussed below. READ MORE
Are Patent Rights Poised for a Resurgence?
Partners Alex Okuliar and Jim Tierney recently published a piece in the National Law Journal entitled Are Patent Rights Poised for a Resurgence? They argue that after several years of retrenchment, economic trends in the US and China, as well as developments at the federal agencies and US courts, could signal a return to stronger protections for patent owners. Follow the link to the article.
China's and Japan's Antitrust Enforcement Agencies Warm Up To Each Other
Although China and Japan have very different histories regarding their antitrust laws, antitrust enforcement officials from the two countries have recently taken steps to open a formal dialogue. This is a welcome development for Chinese and Japanese companies, as well as for foreign companies that do business in China and Japan, and it continues the trend of increased communication, cooperation and coordination among national enforcement agencies. There remains an open question, however, as to how convergence among Asian antitrust enforcement agencies will affect possible convergence with agencies in the United States, the European Union and the rest of the world.
Second Circuit Squeezes the Juice Out of Vitamin C Jury Verdict
On September 20, 2016, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued an opinion in In re Vitamin C Antitrust Litigation, reversing the district court's eight year-old decision not to grant a motion to dismiss the case, based on international comity. The Second Circuit vacated the $147 million judgment against the two defendants that took the case to trial in 2013, and remanded with instructions to dismiss the complaint with prejudice. The court did not opine on the defendants' other grounds for dismissal – the foreign sovereign compulsion, act of state, and political question doctrines. In re Vitamin C Antitrust Litig., No. 13-4791 (2d Cir. Sept. 20, 2016).
In 2005, the plaintiffs brought several class action complaints against the major Chinese vitamin C manufacturers, alleging that the manufacturers illegally fixed the price and output levels of vitamin C that they exported to the United States. The cases, which were consolidated in the Eastern District of New York, marked the first time that Chinese companies had been sued in a U.S. court for violation of the Sherman Act.
Third Circuit Jump-starts Class Action, Holding that an Indirect Purchaser Can Bring Federal Antitrust Claims as a Direct Purchaser Based on Assignment of the Claims Even Without Consideration
On September 15, 2016, the Third Circuit jump-started a federal antitrust class action involving truck transmissions, holding that a direct purchaser's assignment of its federal antitrust claims to an indirect purchaser is valid as long as the assignment was written and express—even if there was no consideration for the assignment. The Third Circuit also held that a proposed class representative's motion to intervene is presumptively timely if made before class certification. Wallach, et al. v. Eaton Corp., et al., No. 15-3320 (Sept. 15, 2016).
Ninth Circuit Grounds Aftermarket Claims, Refusing to Stretch Antitrust Theories and Reminding Plaintiffs That Allegations Must Be Supported by Evidence of Anti-Competitive Harm
Last week, the Ninth Circuit affirmed a summary judgment disposing of numerous antitrust claims brought by an independent servicer against a manufacturer of systems and parts that also provides service. The court emphasized that "[t]his case serves as a reminder that anecdotal speculation and supposition are not a substitute for evidence, and that evidence decoupled from harm to competition—the bellweather of antitrust—is insufficient to defeat summary judgment." Aerotec Int'l, Inc. v. Honeywell Int'l, Inc., No. 14-15562 (9th Cir. Sept. 9, 2016).
Auxiliary Power Units ("APUs") power an airplane's air conditioning, cabin lights and instrumentation. Aerotec International, Inc. ("Aerotec'), a small servicer of APUs, including those manufactured by Honeywell International, Inc. ("Honeywell"), complained that Honeywell had stalled Aerotec's sales efforts and prevented it from reaching cruising altitude through a variety of alleged anticompetitive conduct.
Third Circuit Rules that Antitrust Standing Is Properly Challenged Under Rule 12(b)(6) for Failure to State a Claim, Not Under Rule 12(b)(1) for Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction
On September 7, 2016, the Third Circuit ruled that a district court erred in granting a Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(1) motion to dismiss federal antitrust claims for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, because the court conflated the analyses for Article III standing and antitrust standing. Hartig Drug Co. Inc. v. Senju Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd., No. 15-3289 (3d Cir. Sept. 7, 2016).
Hartig Drug Company Inc. ("Hartig"), an Iowa-based drug store chain, sued pharmaceutical manufacturers alleging that they suppressed competition for medicated eyedrops through a variety of means, which resulted in higher prices for the eyedrops. Hartig purchased the eyedrops from a distributor, AmerisourceBergen Drug Corporation ("Amerisource"), which purchased the eyedrops from the manufacturers. Hartig's claim as an indirect purchaser from the defendant manufacturers was barred by Illinois Brick v. Illinois, 431 U.S. 720 (1977), so it alleged that Amerisource had assigned its claim to Hartwig, which enable Hartwig to sue as a direct purchaser.
The manufacturers filed a Rule 12(b)(1) motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, and also a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim. For the Rule 12(b)(1) motion, defendants submitted Amerisource's Distribution Services Agreement ("DSA") with one of the manufacturers—which was not mentioned in Hartwig's complaint—to argue that an anti-assignment clause in the DSA prohibited Amerisource from assigning its claim without the defendant's consent. The District Court accepted that argument and granted the Rule 12(b)(1) motion on the ground that Hartig was actually suing as an indirect purchaser and not as a direct purchaser because the assignment was invalid.
On appeal, several retailers filed an amicus brief arguing that defendant's anti-assignment argument reached only the issue of antitrust standing, which is different from Article III standing, and the district court erred in ruling that it did not have subject matter jurisdiction. The Third Circuit agreed.
Germany Plans to Introduce New Merger Notification Test
The German government has recently published a bill that would significantly amend the criteria for determining whether an M&A transaction is subject to German merger control.
Currently, the applicability of the German merger control rules depends primarily on the revenues of the firms participating in a transaction. A concentration needs to be notified to the German competition authority – the Bundeskartellamt – where all the following three turnover thresholds are met: (i) EUR 500 million worldwide, (ii) EUR 25 million in Germany, and (iii) EUR 5 million in Germany. The 500 million threshold (i) refers to the sales achieved by all of the parties combined in their last completed financial year. The other two thresholds (ii) and (iii) refer to the individual sales of two parties to the transaction (e.g., the acquirer, on the one hand, and the business being acquired, on the other). Where the notification thresholds are met, the parties are subject to a standstill obligation. They must not consummate the transaction until it has been cleared (or is deemed to have been cleared) by the Bundeskartellamt.
Act of State Doctrine Bars Antitrust Claims Against Private Company's Minority Owners where Majority Owner is a Foreign Sovereign
A court in the Central District of California recently applied the Act of State doctrine to dismiss a complaint against two private companies that are minority owners of a third company, also a defendant, which is majority-owned by the Mexican government. U.S. District Judge Dolly M. Gee held that the relief the plaintiffs sought would require the court to deem the official acts of a foreign sovereign invalid, and that the private entities had standing to invoke the doctrine. Sea Breeze Salt, Inc. et al. v. Mitsubishi Corp. et al., CV 16-2345-DMG, ECF No. 45 (Aug. 18, 2016).
Sun Sets on Solar Panel Manufacturer's Predatory Pricing Claim as Sixth Circuit Affirms Dismissal
Proving once again that antitrust law protects competition, not competitors, on August 18, 2016 the Sixth Circuit affirmed a decision from the Eastern District of Michigan dismissing a plaintiff's Sherman Act § 1 predatory pricing complaint for failure to state a claim. The case, Energy Conversion Devices Liquidated Trust et al. v. Trina Solar Ltd. et al., involved allegations by a US-based solar panel manufacturer that its Chinese competitors had conspired to lower their prices in the US to below cost in order to drive the plaintiff out of business.
Energy Conversion conceded that a predatory pricing claim under § 2 of the Sherman Act requires the plaintiff to plead and prove both that the defendant charged below-cost prices, and that the defendant had a reasonable prospect of recouping its investment. But it maintained that for a claim brought under § 1, the second element—recoupment—was not required.


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CAE Simulation tools have evolved significantly over the last 15 years. There have been a variety of advancements in the technology both from a software and a hardware perspective. In the early days, we were fortunate enough to take a few part assembly and solve a simulation in an hour plus. Often times the plus was a big plus. Nowadays, we are solving "system" level models in the matter of minutes. With the advancements in technology, comes an increase in expectation from the user community.
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The University of Chicago ranks as one of the world's finest universities. It has produced more Nobel Prize winners than any other university, Milton Friedman in economics and Saul Bellow in literature, for example. The university has also led the way in breaking barriers. In 1942, for example, Chicago anthropologist Allison Davis became one of the first African-Americans to obtain tenure at an elite U.S. university. In 2016, the Chicago has risen to the fore again, this time to defend the most sacred principles of higher education.
As the class of 2020 arrived on the Chicago campus, students found awaiting them a letter from Dean of Students John Ellison. "You will find," he wrote, "that we expect members of our community to be engaged in rigorous debate, discussion, and even disagreement. At times this may even challenge you and cause discomfort." Chicago's "commitment to academic freedom means that we do not support so-called 'trigger warnings,' we do not cancel invited speakers because their topics might prove controversial, and we do not condone the creation of intellectual 'safe spaces' where individuals can retreat from ideas and perspectives at odds with their own."
Ellison and other members of the administration were well aware that "recent events nationwide have tested institutional commitments to free and open discourse." Disturbing protests that convulsed Yale, the University of Missouri, and many other campuses the previous academic year had received national media attention.
Chicago has a long tradition of championing academic freedom. Its first president, William Harper, declared: "the principle of complete freedom of speech on all subjects has from the beginning been regarded as fundamental in the University of Chicago," and insisted that "this principle can neither now nor at any future time be called into question." No better starting point for research into the history and meaning of academic freedom exists than the work of University of Chicago sociologist Edward Shils. Thus, perhaps it is no surprise that this university would once again rise to the fore to defend freedom of inquiry and of expression against their assailants.
But not all—nor even most—of this country's academic leaders joined the chorus. Many remained silent; some openly attacked the University of Chicago, denying that it had acted on principle. Thus Wesleyan President Michael S. Roth, whose own school has had issues concerning campus censorship, described it as a way of "coddling donors." One article from The Daily Beast claimed that the policy is about "keeping right-wing donors happy."
Perhaps the initiative's popularity will entice some donors. Still, that does not make the result an explanation for the cause.
Despite such criticism, University of Chicago President Robert Zimmer did not back down. Defending Ellison's letter in the Wall Street Journal, Zimmer wrote: "Universities cannot be viewed as a sanctuary for comfort but rather as a crucible for confronting ideas and thereby learning to make informed judgments in complex environments."
He's right.
That college administrators need to make such statements is a revealing commentary on the current state of higher education.
Colleges should facilitate critical thought and robust debate, both of which are necessary for a free society. They should not consistently reward or indulge those students who are the noisiest or most threatening. When presented with a statement one finds offensive, it is best to dispute it, civilly to be sure, by considering its merits. "I'm offended" is not an argument. "I feel," in and of itself, is not persuasive evidence. The best antidote to offensive speech is more speech, not less, especially speech that has been elevated by the kind of education the finest liberal arts colleges should provide.
Subsidized safe spaces don't mirror the real world. Chic Silicon Valley startups do not offer them. Neither do medical establishments, law firms, or investment banks. One does not see anything of the sort in Chinese or Japanese universities.
With regard to cancelled speakers, consider the evidence provided by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education(FIRE) on speaker disinvitations on college campuses. In 2016 alone, of 25 attempts to thwart campus speakers, 14 speakers were successfully disinvited, in each case as a result of forces on the left.
Ellison's position is hardly conservative. Take it from Michael Bloomberg, the well respected and moderate former mayor of New York City, or the left-of-center Boston Globe. Writing last spring along with Charles Koch in the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg warned schools: "Stop stifling free speech and coddling intolerance for controversial ideas, which are crucial to a college education—as well as to human happiness and progress."
Will more colleges and universities heed Bloomberg's advice? Don't hold your breath.


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An estimated 18 million babies worldwide are born each year with low birthweight – the vast majority of them in developing countries where comprehensive neonatal care is not available. So what's the best way to care for them? [Read more…]
The evidence on kangaroo care
What we know about treating nausea during pregnancy
Feeling nauseous while pregnant can have a debilitating effect on your life – making it difficult to concentrate at work, care for other children and even perform ordinary tasks like taking out the garbage. [Read more…]
Meditation: powerful medicine for depression
Approximately one in ten Americans suffer from depression, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and more than 40 million Americans have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. There is new evidence released last week that offers an alternative treatment for these patients. A meta analysis published last week in the Journal of American Medical Association found that meditating for 30 to 40 minutes was effective in reducing the symptoms of depression, anxiety, and chronic pain.
Can eating garlic lower your blood pressure?
My grandmother, a health food fanatic long before it was popular, frequently munched on raw garlic "for medicinal purposes." So I wasn't surprised to see the results of a recent systematic review on the potential virtues of eating garlic to lower blood pressure. My grandmother's seemingly quirky behavior may prove to be healthy ones after all. High blood pressure is clearly something to avoid given its link to heart disease and stroke. And it affects a lot of people: according to the American Heart Association, one out of every three adults has high blood pressure. Could garlic be the answer?
Cranberry juice for urinary tract infections?
Urinary tract infections are the second most common type of infection in U.S. adults, accounting for about 8.1 million visits to health care providers each year. It's a long-standing adage that drinking cranberry juice can help, but what does the evidence say?
More evidence on exercise
Last week, we discussed the evidence on using exercise to treat depression. This week, there is a new review on the benefits of exercise – this time to treat heart disease. [Read more…]
Does exercise help alleviate depression?
If I come home in a bad mood, my husband usually suggests I head out for a run or over to the pool for a swim. That's because he knows that exercise helps to improve my frame of mind. But does it also help improve the symptoms for people suffering from clinical depression? [Read more…]
Cinnamon to treat diabetes?
For at least 4,000 years, the human race has prized the use of spice cinnamon in religious rituals and to flavor foods. And in traditional medicine, cinnamon was used to improve circulation, relieve abdominal discomfort and treat infections.
The evidence on music therapy
We've all heard the idiom, "Music is good for the soul." But, according to the evidence, it's good for your health as well.
Exercise: One of the best medicines for your heart
We all know that exercise is good for us. But a new systematic review shows that regular exercise can significantly reduce cardiovascular risk factors, which ultimately reduces the risks of dying from heart disease.
The review spells out detailed evidence about how much exercise is needed to improve cardiovascular health, and which populations benefit the most. Here are some of the take-home messages that I found most interesting:
- The more your exercise, the more you reduce your risk of heart disease. An individual who moves from moderate levels of exercise to high levels sees a corresponding reduction in risk.
- There is a strong relationship between low levels of physical activity and death from cardiovascular disease. In other words, if you don't exercise at all, you're more likely to die of heart disease.
- Even if you suffer from other risk factors, such as diabetes or obesity, exercising still reduces your risk of dying from heart disease.
- People who are thin and don't exercise are at a higher risk for heart disease.
But how much exercise is needed to produce health benefits? It may be more than you think.
The authors suggest it requires aerobic exercise at a moderate intensity – where you can have a conversation, but you may need to pause in between phrases to catch your breath – for a minimum of 30 minutes, four to five times per week. In addition, they recommend resistance training, such as lifting weights, using 8 to 10 different exercises that target the whole body two to three times each week.
The National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability provides a wonderful summary of the full review in its February newsletter.
The bottom line: exercising improves cardiovascular fitness and reduces your risk of heart disease. One of the best things you can do for your heart is to get moving.


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Australian Housing to See 'Mild Recovery' in 2013, NAB SaysNichola Saminather
Australian home prices are expected to see a "mild recovery," climbing by 0.9 percent in 2013, led by growth in the mining states of Western Australia and Queensland, a National Australia Bank Ltd. survey showed.
Home prices across the country fell 0.6 percent in the three months ended Dec. 31, with the biggest decline in Victoria state, the bank said in an e-mailed report today. Prices will rise 2.1 percent in the next two years, led by a 3.6 percent increase in Western Australia and 2.2 percent in Queensland, the survey of about 270 real estate agents, developers, property owners and asset managers, showed.
Rents are expected to climb by 3.3 percent across Australia in the next two years, led by Western Australia.
House prices across the country rose 2.1 percent in 2012, and apartments climbed 2.4 percent, Sydney-based researcher Australian Property Monitors said in a separate report today. House and apartment values in Sydney are both at records, climbing to A$656,415 ($683,900) and A$475,314 respectively.
"The general improvement to affordability and confidence as a consequence of record-low interest rates will fuel increased buyer activity and confidence," Andrew Wilson, senior economist at APM, said in the release.


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Even the relatively small amount of mercury in a glass thermometer is enough to create dangerous fumes and contaminate the atmosphere. The safest way to deal with a broken mercury thermometer is to clean up the mercury immediately, and then safely dispose of anything that the mercury touched. Mercury isn't difficult to clean up on smooth surfaces such as wood, tile or linoleum, but becomes more complicated if the thermometer breaks over carpet or other fabric surfaces.
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Scoring: for fun and extra credit!
January 3, 2013 in Uncategorized
PeerWise includes several "game-like" elements (such as badges, points and leaderboards) which are designed primarily for fun and to inject a bit of friendly competition between students. As an example, students accumulate points as they make their contributions and their score is displayed near the top right corner of the main menu.
In fact, if you have participated in your own course, perhaps you have noticed your score increasing over time?
Of course, not all students are motivated by such things, but a quick search of recent Twitter posts reveals that some students really seem to enjoy earning the various virtual rewards that are on offer:
Some instructors have even considered using these elements to award "bonus marks" or "extra credit" as a way of motivating their students. Obtaining the data to verify that students have met certain goals is trivial – for example, instructors can view the scores of all of their students in real-time by selecting "View scores of all students" from the Administration menu:
However, one difficulty with using the score for awarding such credit is that coming up with realistic target scores is complicated by the way the scoring algorithm works. The algorithm has previously been discussed in detail, but basically it rewards students for making contributions that are valued by their peers. In order to achieve the highest possible score, a student must make regular contributions and:
- author questions that their peers rate highly
- answer questions correctly before their peers
- rate questions as they are subsequently rated by their peers
What this means is the total number of points that a student can earn depends on how often their classmates endorse their contributions, and this is dependent not only on the size of the class but also on the "requirements" placed on the activity by the course instructor. This makes it tricky to set reasonable score targets for students to reach. Recently on the PeerWise-Community forum, member Brad Wyble raised exactly this point:
I'm interesting in linking the peerwise score to extra credit points but I'm a little stuck on how to proceed without an idea of what the range of possible values might be. I don't need to know an exact number, but is it possible to provide a rough estimate given a course of size 60? And how would this estimate change for a size of 150?
So, what is the typical range of PeerWise scores for a class of a given size? Let's start with a class of 50 students. It turns out the range can be quite wide, as exemplified by the two extreme cases in the figure below (each line represents the set of scores for a single class of 50 students – the average number of questions authored and answers submitted by students in each class are shown in the legend):
Not only were students in the "blue" class all highly active, but almost all of them made contributions in each of the three areas required for maximising the score: question authoring, answering questions, and rating questions. On the other hand, students in the "red" class were all quite active in answering questions, but only a few students in this class were active in all three areas. In fact, only the first 12 students had non-zero component scores for each of the three components. The remaining students scored 0 for the question authoring component (most likely because they chose not author any questions). Students 13-24 in the figure had component scores only for question authoring and rating questions, whereas the remaining students (all below student 25) only had a single component score (for answering questions). These students chose not to evaluate any of the questions they answered, and ended up with very low total scores (even though in some cases they may have answered many questions).
To calculate a "typical" range of scores for classes of varying sizes, we can average the class scores over a number of classes. For example, to calculate the typical range for classes of approximately 200 students, a set of 20 classes were selected (where class sizes ranged from 185 to 215) and the student scores for each class were listed in descending order. To calculate the average "top score", the top score in each of the 20 classes was averaged. Likewise for the second top score, and so on, averages were calculated in decreasing order for all remaining scores. The figure below plots the average set of scores for classes of varying sizes (approximately 50, 100, 150 and 200) by averaging the class scores across a series of sample courses (in each calculation, between 15 and 20 classes were examined).
Brad also makes the following point in his forum post:
I suppose that another option would be to compute the grading scheme at the end of the semester once we see what the distribution of point values are.
This is an excellent idea – in many cases, the range of scores for a given course appear to be fairly consistent from one semester to the next (assuming the class size and participation requirements do not vary greatly). The figure below plots the set of PeerWise scores for one particular course over 6 different semesters. The class size was fairly consistent (around 350-400 students) and although the scores do vary, there is probably enough consistency to give instructors in future semesters some idea of what to expect (which may help them define targets for awarding bonus marks or extra credit).
In this class, only the very top few students achieve scores above 6000. It is interesting to note towards the right hand edge of the chart, the very sharp drops in the curves correspond to the students who have not made contributions in each of the three areas. Earning points in each of the question authoring, answering questions, and rating questions components is critical to achieving a good score – and it is probably important for instructors to emphasise this to students (although this information is shown when students hover their mouse over the score on the main menu).
Has anyone tried using the points (or the badges) as a way of rewarding students with extra credit or bonus marks? It would be interesting to hear of your experience – please share!


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Isuzu Ute Australia has bold plans for its tough-as-nails MU-X family off-roader
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Japanese ute-maker Isuzu made its first foray into the off-road wagon market in late 2013 with the seven-seat MU-X.
Based on the D-Max ute, the MU-X was sold in two and four-wheels drive variants, and employed a common-rail 3.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine with 130kW between 1800 and 2800rpm and 380Nm of torque at 3600rpm matched to a five-speed manual gearbox or Aisin five-speed auto.
Combined fuel consumption for the 4x2 is 8.2 litres per 100km on the combined cycle and 8.4L/100km for the 4x4.
Stylistically, the tall, flared and boxy MU-X resembled the Holden Colorado 7 (with which it shared much of its DNA), albeit with a unique Isuzu nose design and colour palette, as well as a straighter profile line. Only the bonnet and front door were shared with the D-Max.
Inside the cabin were three rows of seats - the rear pair both split-folding - and what Isuzu called an abundance of storage areas plus 12 cup-holders, presumably for when all seven occupants can't decide between two beverage options and just choose both.
The middle row of seats also tumbled forwards, and featured a trio of top-tethers and Isofix anchors, giving buyers the option of both regulated child-seat fittings. All three rows got air-conditioning vents, and narrow seat anchors liberate more foot-room for rear occupants.
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Abstracts Volume 15
Part 1, May 2016
El Hidan, M.A., Touloun, O. & Boumezzough, A. pp. 1-7.
New data on the diversity of scorpion fauna in the oases of south eastern Morocco.
Oases form a unique ecosystem, characterized by its specialization precisely due to the effect of isolation and richness. We studied scorpion communities of south eastern Morocco at five oases. Sampling of scorpions was based on hand collecting, during the day and at night with ultraviolet light detection; 246 individuals of six species of family Buthidae were collected. The richest site contained 5 species and had the highest diversity, H'= 1.57. The lowest diversity was H'= 0.85. The most similar communities were Tagounit and M'hamid elghizlane (100%). The scorpion community at Boumalne was the most dissimilar to the other four sites. Hottentotta gentili was the most abundant species, comprising 36.58% of the material collected, while Buthus boumalenii was the rarest. Most species within the collection of individuals had a greater affinity for rocky-earthy habitats (66.67%). In terms of seasonal pattern, scorpion abundance was highest during spring and summer seasons. Our results indicate that species composition differ between the northern oases (Boumalne) and the four southern oases.
The spider fauna of Hasan Mountain in Turkey.
Spider specimens were collected, during field studies, from Hasan Mountain in the provinces of Niğde and Aksaray of Turkey between July 2013 and June 2014. A total of 2418 adult specimens were studied, 115 spider species belonging to 72 genera under 23 families were identified. The collected dictynid species Lathys stigmatisata (Menge, 1869) is a new record for the Turkish spider fauna.
Seyyar, O., Oba, A., Demir, H. & Türkeş, T. pp. 30-32.
Arabelia Bosselaers, 2009 and Arabelia pheidoleicomes Bosselaers, 2009 (Araneae: Liocranidae) are new records for the Turkish Spider Fauna.
The liocranid spider species, Arabelia pheidoleicomes Bosselaers, 2009 is recorded for the first time from Turkey. Its general habitus and genitalia are illustrated. Description and collecting data of this species are also given. Also, genus Arabelia Bosselaers, 2009 is recorded for the first time from Turkey.
Alioua, Y., Bissati, S., Kherbouche, O. & Bosmans, R. pp. 33-40.
Spiders of Sebkhet El Melah (Northern Sahara, Algeria): Review and new records.
The current scientific understanding of spider communities living in Algerian Sahara habitats is significantly poor and remains not updated. Thus, our knowledge of spider diversity in this area remains highly ill-known with regarding patterns of environmental factors under the context of hot-arid climate, particularly in wetlands ecosystems. This study was carried out in Sebkhet El Melah located in El Menia (Ghardaïa, Algeria) during April and May, 2015. Spiders were randomly sampled in the surroundings of the site using direct collecting methods. The entire sample consists of a set of 74 adult individuals, which were taxonomically classified into 13 spider species that belong to 13 genera and 9 families. Under the family Dictynidae, three species were recorded in three genera, followed by Gnaphosidae and Lycosidae with two species for each family. This study aims to establish the first exhaustive taxonomic inventory of spider fauna of the surveyed area.
Akpınar, A., Varol, M.İ. & El-Hennawy, H.K. pp. 41-43.
New records to the spider fauna of Turkey (Araneae: Eutichuridae, Gnaphosidae).
Four spider species of families Eutichuridae: Cheiracanthium montanum L. Koch, 1877 and Gnaphosidae: Scotophaeus quadripunctatus (Linnaeus, 1758), Zelotes erebeus (Thorell, 1871), and Z. exiguus (Müller & Schenkel, 1895) are reported for the first time from Turkey. Digital photographs of genitalia of the newly recorded species are presented together with their zoogeographical distribution.
Varol, M.İ. pp. 44-46.
Stalagtia hercegovinensis (Nosek, 1905), a new record from Turkey (Araneae: Dysderidae).
This paper reports one dysderid species as a new record for the Turkish araneo-fauna. The characteristic features and photographs of Stalagtia hercegovinensis (Nosek, 1905) are presented. The total number of dysderid species recorded from Turkey will be now 58 species.
Danışman, T. & Coşar, İ. pp. 47-49.
Walckenaeria cirriceps Thaler, 1996, a new record from Turkey (Araneae: Linyphiidae).
The linyphiid spider species Walckenaeria cirriceps Thaler, 1996 is recorded for the first time from Turkey. Its morphology is briefly described and illustrated.
Rajoria, A. pp. 50-52.
Newly recorded species: Steatoda cingulata (Thorell, 1890) from India (Araneae: Theridiidae).
Genus Steatoda Sundevall, 1833 is represented by 2 species viz., S. alboclathrata (Simon, 1897) and S. rufoannulata (Simon, 1899) in India, in addition to 4 other cosmopolitan and pantropical species. Steatoda cingulata (Thorell, 1890) is a new addition to the Indian theridiid species.
Rajoria, A. pp. 53-55.
Newly recorded species: Parasteatoda oxymaculata (Zhu, 1998) from India (Araneae: Theridiidae).
Parasteatoda oxymaculata (Zhu, 1998) is a new addition to the Indian theridiid species. Formerly, this genus was represented by 3 species: P. brookesiana (Barrion & Litsinger, 1995), P. mundula (L. Koch, 1872), and P. tepidariorum (C.L. Koch, 1841) from India. This newly recorded species is already known from China and Laos.
Rajoria, A. pp. 56-59.
Newly recorded species: Euryopis episinoides (Walckenaer, 1847) from India (Araneae: Theridiidae).
The distribution of Euryopis episinoides (Walckenaer, 1847) is in the Mediterranean region and China. Now it is reported for the first time from India. Three species of Euryopis are known from India till date viz., E. nubila Simon, 1889, E. megalops (Caporiacco, 1934), and E. venutissima (Caporiacco, 1934). E. episinoides (Walckenaer, 1847) is a new addition to the theridiid fauna of India.
Rajoria, A. & Jadhao, H. pp. 60-62.
First record of genus Orchestina Simon, 1882 in India (Araneae: Oonopidae).
Orchestina truncatula Tong & Li, 2011 and genus Orchestina Simon, 1882, of Family Oonopidae Simon, 1890 are recorded from India for the first time.
El-Hennawy, H.K., Mohafez, M.A., El-Gendy, A.A. & Zaher, I.A.I. pp. 63-67.
The first record of Ostearius melanopygius (O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1879) and genus Ostearius Hull, 1911 (Araneae: Linyphiidae) in Egypt.
Ostearius melanopygius (O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1879) and genus Ostearius Hull, 1911 of family Linyphiidae are recorded from Egypt for the first time.
El-Hennawy, H.K. pp. 68-70.
A note on Oecobius amboseli Shear & Benoit, 1974 (Araneae: Oecobiidae).
This short note on Oecobius amboseli Shear & Benoit, 1974 presents photographs of the species in Egypt, discusses its distribution in the world, and states the identification of Oecobius sp. in Murphy & Roberts (2015).
Part 2, November 2016
Lourenço, W.R. pp. 71-79.
A new species of the genus Buthus Leach, 1815 (Scorpiones: Buthidae) from dry forest formations in Central African Republic.
A new species belonging to the genus Buthus Leach (Scorpiones, Buthidae) is described from Woodland Savannah formations in Central African Republic. The new species can be included in the 'Buthus occitanus complex' of species, and probably can be associated with the 'Buthus occitanus' from French occidental Africa (AOF) previously reported by Vachon from this large region located southern of the Sahel. This is the first record of a Buthus species from Central African Republic, and the most southern one within the known distribution of the genus. With the description of Buthus centroafricanus sp. n., the status of one more population of Buthus spp. from the sub-saharan region of Africa is clarified.
Seyyar, O., Harmanşah, İ., Türkeş, T. & Demir, H. pp. 80-84.
A further study on Textrix denticulata (Olivier, 1789) from Turkey (Araneae: Agelenidae).
Both male and female specimens of Textrix denticulata (Olivier, 1789) were collected from different localities of Turkey. The male of this species is the first record for the Turkish araneofauna. The characteristic features, drawings and photography of genitalia and general habitus of both sexes are presented. Data on the collecting and distribution of the species all over the world are also given.
Demircan, N. & Topçu, A. pp. 85-91.
First records for spider fauna of the European part of Turkey (Araneae).
Spider specimens collected from different parts of European Turkey were studied. Ninety-two species are recorded for the first time from European part of Turkey. Porrhomma convexum (Westring, 1851) is a new record for Turkey. The list of localities, coordinates and collection dates of first records were given and first records were summarized as a list.
Bodkhe, A.K., Uniyal, V.P. & Kamble, S.S. pp. 92-96.
First record of genus Hypsosinga Ausserer, 1871 from India with description of Hypsosinga satpuraensis sp. n. (Araneae: Araneidae).
The spider genus Hypsosinga Ausserer, 1871 of Araneidae is recorded for the first time in India with the description of the new species Hypsosinga satpuraensis from Pachmarhi Wildlife Sanctuary, Dist. Hoshangabad (M P), India.
Bodkhe, A.K., Uniyal, V.P. & Kamble, S.S. pp. 97-103.
New spider species of genus Cambalida (Araneae: Corinnidae) from Satpura Landscape (MP), India.
Genus Cambalida Simon, 1909 of family Corinnidae was reported for the first time in Asia by Murthappa et al. in 2016. This poorly studied genus was previously known only from Africa by 10 valid species, unknown to the rest of the world. Present paper deals with a new species, Cambalida dhupgadensis sp. n., of it from Pachmarhi Wild Life Sanctuary, Dist. Hoshangabad (M P), India.----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Coşar, İ., Danışman, T. & Tarlabölen, R. pp. 104-106.
A new crab spider record from Turkey (Araneae: Thomisidae).
This short paper reports a thomisid species which is new for the Turkish araneo-fauna. The characteristic features and photographs of Xysticus tenebrosus Šilhavý, 1944 are presented. The total number of thomisid species recorded from Turkey is now 89.
El-Hennawy, H.K. pp. 107-111.
A note on Eresus albopictus Simon, 1873 (Araneae: Eresidae).
The history of Eresus albopictus Simon, 1873 is discussed in this work in addition to the description of old material from Morocco with measurements and photographs of the female external genitalia.


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The famous Polish politician and human rights defender explained why Ales Bialiatski, chairman of the Human Rights Center Viasna, received the Lech Walesa Award this year.
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"You may be condemned for your concern about others, and you may even sometimes pay a high price for this. For your selflessness, which gives hope and faith in a better future, you may be subjected to persecution. Nevertheless, there are still people who believe that in spite of all this, it is possible to live in a free and democratic society, even in places where there is no actual democracy. Such a position deserves respect. This is why this year the jury awarded the prize to our friend from Belarus Ales Bialiatski, who infected his fellow Belarusians with the dream of freedom," writes Walesa.
Walesa stressed that the Polish community must help strengthen Belarusian civil society by coming out against the Lukashenko regime. "Today we can clearly see that Belarus is not part of the group of countries that could be called law-abiding and democratic," said Walesa, summing up the situation.
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Synopsis: "Cook the sauce another minute, then add just a touch of olive oil," urges Daniel Boulud in his kitchen at Cafe Boulud in New York City. "Not too much. That's it," he exclaims. His voice carries his passion as he swirls the copper pan holding the finished dish. Over the tops of his glasses he assesses the color and takes in the aroma of the sauce. Then he brings a few drops of it to his lips. After thirty years of cooking in France and America, the chef knows what he wants. "I'm looking for balance," he explains. "A hint of herb, a little acidity -- sweet seafood needs a bit of sharpness -- and all the brininess and flavor of the scallops." It is a simple but perfect recipe and it has been given all his attention, commitment, and talent -- as have each of the recipes in this simple but perfect cookbook. "Daniel Boulud's Cafe Boulud Cookbook" contains all his creative cooking skills made accessible. By means of Dorie Greenspan's expertly written recipes, Daniel accompanies you into your home kitchen, where his inspiration becomes yours and his instructions are easy to follow. With little effort, you find yourself reproducing his magic on your own stove. One ingredient for a perfect dish is family tradition. In the book's first section, La Tradition, we are transported to the original Cafe Boulud run by Daniel's grandparents on the outskirts of Lyon -- France's culinary capital. Daniel's education as a cook began with his grandmother and the Poulet Grand-mere she lovingly prepared for her guests. It continued with great chefs that shaped his unique interpretation of home cooking. Recipes such as Skate with Brown Butter and Capers, Hanger Steak with Shallots, and splendid Pommes Frites reveal the influences of his French roots. But tradition also includes respect for seasonal ingredients. In the next section, La Saison, Daniel accompanies us through the market. We select peas and sugar snaps that are ready to tumble into the pot for the Chilled Spring Pea Soup. Fresh corn becomes the surprise ingredient in Lobster with Sweet Corn Polenta. Complete the celebration of the seasons with Ruby Grapefruit with Pomegranate Sabayon or a milk chocolate-cherry tart like no other. In the third section, Le Voyage, "Daniel Boulud's Cafe Boulud Cookbook" takes us on an exploration of many of the world's cuisines with dishes as varied as Italian-style Veal Gremolata, Spanish Gazpacho with Anchovy Toast, or a fast and easy Asian salad of crab, cucumber, and mango. Imagine yourself under the warm Middle Eastern sun as you taste Daniel's Coffee-Cardamom Pots de Creme. In the last section, Le Potager, Daniel offers an extraordinary selection of vegetarian dishes, from easy starters like Heirloom Tomato and Goat Cheese Salad to main courses such as Lemon-Lime Risotto with Asparagus or bone-warming Root Vegetable Cassoulet, and, of course, sublime desserts to cap any meal. "Daniel Boulud's Cafe Boulud Cookbook" opens wide the door of his kitchen and invites you in with 150 recipes that will unfailingly stimulate your passion for flavor while offering a healthy, easy, and modern approach to good eating. He also provides a collection of basic recipes that are used at Cafe Boulud; a glossary of terms, techniques, and ingredients; and a short batterie de cuisine, a guide to pots, pans, and a few gadgets. He even provides a list of trusted suppliers so you can find the same ingredients he uses at Cafe Boulud. Thirty-two pages of color photographs of finished dishes prepared personally by Daniel will allow you to see, and almost smell and taste, what you are cooking. Watch as this book becomes the extension of your own hands. Whether making a salad for one or a dinner for eight, let "Daniel Boulud's Cafe Boulud Cookbook" be your reliable guide to great food.
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My build targets are setup to expect freeglut.rc to be located in directory freelgut/freeglut/watcom and the build will fail if it is not found there. However, strictly speaking freeglut.rc should be part of the source (for any win32 dll build - it creates the version information embedded in the file - see http://www.blew.eclipse.co.uk/files/freeglut_dll.png <http://www.blew.eclipse.co.uk/files/freeglut_dll.png> ) and so should go in directory freeglut/freeglut/src. Let me know if you decide to move it to this directory instead as I'll need to update the two .tgt files. Sorry for creating work for you, but the more I use Freeglut the more I like it and I'm a stickler for doing things the right way. Regards, Paul Fay John F Contr AAC/WMG wrote: Paul, The hassle is in creating a new directory and moving any files in the first place. If we're going to do that--and it looks like we are--then we need to Do It Right and arrange things the way you first specified. 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Friendly place to start the night. That's a dancing place too. I you are into salsa, bachata or merengue, you will find some dancers (males) from the staff to show you how to dance. If you're a male, you won't have any problem to find a girl to teach you how to dance.
This gig is open 7 days a week for people that want to experience local music, dancing and drinks.
A good mix of locals / expats and of course professional ladies ... All of which want to dance.
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The best place for BACHATA, MERENGE and other dances :-)
It´s a nice club, where are a great performances.
There was always fantastic atmosphere:-)
These dancers stay there and they dance with turists. So it was perfect for us, we could learn more steps:-)
We went to La Bodega to listen to music and dance. It was a great time. The club has dance instructors that work for the club. They are in the club teaching people how to dance which was fun to watch. Very good people watching. Strong drinks although we didn't realize it until later!
My boyfriend is an accomplished Salsa & Bachata Dancer, so we went here several times during our stay in Las Terrenas. Overall the place itself is fine and the mix of Latin music is good for our style of dancing. The drinks were overpriced & you had to hustle for your change. It was obvious that part of the place...
Good for dancing Bachata, Merengue and Salsa on the nights with the dance school dancers, however, not before 10 pm.
General atmosphere is ot very cosy but OK. There are some hookers later in the night but we didn't find it really annoying having those jinetera girls looking for clients as they behaved quite decent. There are other locations like...
I like that the come and ask for a dance, after one song they say thank you and you go back to your place. Nice! But there are also many sex-tourists who are looking for the hookers there, which I don't like. But all in all I enjoyed the stay.
The best dancing club in town. You can dance salsa, bachata, merengue,sometimes dembow and reageton. No disco at all. There are o lot of people who want to dance in couple without glass. The flor is very good for dancing.
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