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I have some sleek furniture, as well as most of the exotic and modern furniture. I also have two extra painting duplicates.
get the extra floor/gift shop on my museum but I need at least 1 piece of artwork before it will start
For exotic stuff I have the bed, lamp, table, wall shelf, wallpaper, chest, chair, wardrobe, bench. and screen. Still need the bureau, flooring, and end table.
I heard only 1 out 4 things from Redd are real, which I didn't know. I bought two things from him in the past that have been fakes and have just stopped buying from him. I might just look up online next time, but Redd comes at random so who knows when he will show up again.
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Quote from: Akanbe- on July 15, 2013, 02:23:48 PMBtw: 4484-7931-7942I'm almost positive the paintings are genuine. I added you.Fadedsun, we totally should! Give me your friend code!
Dang - island bugs & sharks?
I would say most likely, or perfect fruits. My girlfriend regularly makes over 1 million bells selling her perfect fruits in my town, because you get more money for selling a perfect fruit in someone else town if their starting fruit isn't the same as yours.


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A forum of free voices discussing today's Italian politics and its historical roots
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Wanted – grownups – desperately
But of course it can't happen now… and can't happen to us. Can it? Well, something similar is happening in Greece. But the rest of us are safe… there are lots of clever people in charge and some of them know what to do. After all, in this one, we're all on the same side, aren't we and they're grownups, aren't they?
The present crisis is, or should be, different from other blights which try society from time to time. Natural disasters are just that, natural and we understand the corruption or incompetence which accentuate the damage and suffering caused by an earthquake or tidal wave. Those involved in conflict whether on the battle field or in politics think that they will win and even when we condemn their motives or methods we know why they do it.
Today, no one will profit from a collapse of the euro and a prolonged recession in Europe and North America. Certainly not those who lose jobs, savings or businesses; not the mainstream politicians who just look ineffectual and will lose to some radical populists riding the recession tiger. Even the much reviled speculators, bogies blamed for all our woes, do not want a total collapse. They can make a lot of money on severe short term losses as George Soros did in 1992 when the pound went down with his help but over the medium and long term, growth will give them many more possibilities for profit. So this time, we all have the same interests it would be nice to think that there were some grownups who could save us.
As children, the grownups do actually take charge and most of the time, they stop us falling down holes, electrocuting or poisoning ourselves or doing all the dangerous things that infants love to do without realising the consequences.
Here in Italy, no one expects very much – the Berlusconi-as-Nero caricature is working overtime at least in the foreign press; by now, most Italians do not even grant him the stature of a Nero style villain bunga-bunga-ing while the euro and the Italian economy burn.
Those who should be acting as grownups for Italy do not either because they do not have the power to sanction, like the ECB which can only advise and cajole or because it would be diplomatically unacceptable which is the case with Merkel and Sarkozy who cannot be seen to be giving orders to a fellow head of government of a sovereign state. With an Italian as the new head of the ECB there is a better chance of some of the advice being taken as Mario Draghi is not only a very competent banker, he also cannot be seen to be soft on his own country. The ECB and the French and Germans have been pleading with the Italian government to implement public spending cuts and growth encouragement measures at least since August but Berlusconi happily tells the world that there is no hurry.
We also know that the markets like stability and clarity and here again, the government is squabbling over who to appoint at governor of the Bank of Italy to replace Draghi (who was appointed to the ECB in June) . The Prime Minister's main worry at the moment is pass a law preventing the publication of telephone taps which are already part of the court's public evidence (it is already illegal to publish taps which are not part of the public court documentation).
It was only in July that Berlusconi and economy minister Tremonti admitted that there was a crisis here – before that they assured us that everything was fine. Now it is not just Italy which is at risk but the whole euro. If the euro were to collapse, it is unlikely that the other European, political institutions would survive and certainly not in their present form. This is a doomsday scenario which would make Argentina look mild but the fact that it can even be made explicit is cause for serious worry.
The only way to avoid it is for there to be a radical change in the direction taken by European leadership but as George Monbiot argues, "Governments and central bankers now have an unprecedented opportunity to learn from the catastrophic mistakes they've made. It is an opportunity they seem determined not to take" .
Soros who knows more than most about financial crises argues that there must be a new agreement among Europeans which gives more power and funds to the Commission "a European treasury with the power to tax and therefore to borrow. This would require a new treaty, transforming the EFSF into a full-fledged treasury" and it should be done quickly "Once the principle of setting up a European Treasury is agreed upon, the European Council could authorize the ECB to step into the breach, indemnifying the ECB in advance against risks to its solvency". He concludes ominously "That is the only way to forestall a possible financial meltdown and another Great Depression".
So if we cannot find the grownups, we will be looking to a new version Brother, can you spare a dime. Worse, we might be looking at the end of the EU.
Merkel has already told us not to expect too much from the Sunday summit and Sarkozy is gooey about his daughter… the prospects are not good.
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Somehow, most of us consider financial crises immaterial, at least to some extent.
You can see the damage of an earthquake, and you can easily perceive the tangible consequences of catastrophes like wars or famine (to mention the worst), or the effects of bad general education, health or employment.
But, when we are told that ~200Bio€ in nominal assets of a sovereign state are in fact no longer valuable, we somehow feel this is only a virtual problem, something that has to do with accounting, not real wealth. After all, the buildings, the roads, the industries are still there, aren't they? So, why don't all these bankers and lawmakers sit down and find a solution? Since they call it "paper-money", that must mean it's not "real money", right? Let's write it off and go on!
In fact, finance is about very material things, and this is one of the occasions when we better remember it. That Greek paper-money has been spread around through banks and financial assets, to become part of a lot of people's real-money. And, just to go back to the case of Argentina, it's a lot more real-money that it was for Argentina's junk bonds.
Greece has sold around assets that never existed, and we all bought them, to make it part of our wealth. We've become so much used to this process of cashing-in our own debt that we've forgotten what it means: we all believe that we're rich of something that in some parte is, ultimately, an obligation still to be fulfilled. If those who owe us the money die or fail, or simply can't pay their debt, it's our money that is vanishing.
The amount we must now make without is so huge that the question of what to do with Greece and its govenment has become a relatively marginal aspect of the problem. Many people would like to see Greece punished, but whatever the sanctions, that won't give us the money back. Allegedly, kiling the greek economy might even increase our losses.
Unfortunaltely, It's not just about having grownups or competent and serious leaders to do their business (although, yes, that would help a lot anyway...). This nightmare wouldn't just fade away even if we had good politicians and leaders, I regret to notice.
Andrea V.
- Friday, 21 October, 2011


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The Instant Google Went Instant
Everyone said everything is dead. Again.
Steve "SEO is Dead" Rubel led it off only minutes after the official announcement. (And, no, he does not get link for it) From there we were subjected to various other types of "dead": paid search, analytics, long-tail keywords, short-tail keywords, etc.
It's the status quo with the SEM community; if it's new and foreign from a way of doing things, then the immediate reaction from the community is: IT'S ALL DEAD, MAN! GOOGLE JUST KILLED IT ALL!
Those of us who know the score sat back and watched the house catch fire. People were screaming out for Matt Cutts to set the record straight on this (again, per usual).
So let's set the record straight: it's not dead. It won't be dead. SEO will never die. If Google ever discounts site content and links, then, and only then, will SEO die. Since that isn't happening, we're all fine. Everyone ok on that? Great.
What Every Major Google Hub is Saying About Instant
Yes, that's right, beyond Matt having to shush the SEO Chicken Little's out there, Google's 3 major hubs and Google itself put out official posts on how Google Instant will affect the resource.
2) Google Analytics on Instant
3) Google Webmaster Central on Instant
This in No Way Kills SEO
Sorry. That's the facts. If you step back for a moment, all GI (Google Instant) has really done is allow people to search faster and offer suggestions, or as The GOOG put it, "mind read".
Fact #1: There was heavy personalization BEFORE this update
Yes, indeed. Google was helping you, and still is, by honing in your IP address and by search history. Not much has changed there.
Fact #2: Google Suggestions have been around as early as 2008
Again, nothing changed. Those suggestions that still appear below your query, Google helping you refine your thoughts before you hit enter, they're still there. What has changed is that GOOG is tacking them in your actual query string now, guessing/mind-reading at what you might be looking for.
Fact #3: SERPs Are Still SERPs
Yes, I think the instant update also came attached with some algorithm tweaks. Anecdotal searches I've performed thus far tell they've tweaked some things; yes, I've seen upward and downward movement in my sites' positions for business-centric keywords. That said, the SERP is still being constructed based on your site's content, authority, relevance to the query at hand, and off-site SEO.
Why would GI want to mess with a good thing? This update just allows them to serve those SERPs faster.
What's Going to be Different for SEOs?
A few things are going to change. Keyword research is a premium now. If you were lethargic and lazy about your keyword research prior to this update, you're in for a real treat. It seems that the GI update, again only from anecdotal searches conducted thus far, that the long tail is much more of a priority and seems to be pushing users in that direction.
What that means? It means that a lot more users are going to be engaging in long-tail search terms. It means this update, is essentially teaching run-of-the-mill searchers how write better search queries to find their information. What I am not saying is that one and two-term keyword phrases are useless, I personally don't think these will be as much of a traffic force in the coming months. Hence, if you're an SEO, you better get your keyword data-sloshing boots on, cause' it's going to get thick.
The solid SEOs/SEMs out there are already doing this. The hacks will have to play catch up: actually have to consider the content they are putting on the page. Consider dropping in long-tail terms within pages, being strategic with content.
Keep Moving Forward.
Yes, I did. I stole this quote from Meet the Robinsons. The past is the past; let's all take a moment to reflect on it. [Reflecting]
There. That was great. Now move forward. Google is always going to be innovating, for better or worse, well-thought out or not, and always for the next big payday. If our profession didn't change, not many would stick around. We're a dynamic bunch of people; we institute change for others, we strategize how to create dramatic change in conversions and profit online for clients, and change happens to us both professionally and personally.
Stop buying into this ridiculous rhetoric that "SEO is dead", that the game is so radically different now. It's not. Put your game face on, buckle down, and get to work.
Sep 9 2010
We have been debating the impact at our office ever since we saw this about a week ago. I have been on your side of the discussion – I see longer tail searches, will some of our team see shorter searches. Only time will tell for sure.
Sep 9 2010
I like that you mentioned this update pushing users towards long tail. Everything I was reading today had SEO's saying it was a short tail game now, which I simply wasn't seeing.
My guess is that these guys are either clueless or they are simply seeing more of a push for short tail terms in their niche.
Either way the only thing I think this really has an impact on is the impact of suggestion on the user. If SEO's weren't keeping in mind the suggest keywords before, they better get crackin'.
Sep 10 2010
Great piece, Tony. I agree with almost everything you said (especially about Steve's non-existent link… I didn't give him one either).
The only point I might argue would be where you said, "If Google ever discounts site content and links, then, and only then, will SEO die."
I think the day isn't too far off when we'll see links discounted tremendously, and a major shift toward semantics as the single greatest factor in the algorithm.
Sep 10 2010
lol… i added a comment on my amplify to your story.. me thinks you might like it. =)
Sep 10 2010
I was laughing my butt off with all the SEO is dead crap, and I saw it coming. After being around the industry for over 7 years you will have lived through at least 8-10 instances of this. With every update, every change the Googs makes everyone freaks.
Linking is the FOUNDATION of the G algo, and you know what happens to a house if you take out the foundation. It crumbles! Linking will never go away as a major ranking factor.
I agree on the short tail increases. People will be offered advice on how to use short tail. Just as you said, Google is training people how to search. And this definitely does NOT speed up the search process and save everyone hundreds of hours as Google states. That is a misdirection by Googs. People will now have many more long tail search options and if anything will pause, read, and select from the suggest. That adds time! Anyone else agree?
Also, the Google suggest was never based on search volume. I hear people talking about using it for kw research, and yes it has its place there, but it is not a tool to find kws with the highest search volume. Anyone else want to chime in on that?
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organ plus one (Advent, Christmas). Edited by Carsten Klomp. For organ/instrument. This edition: Stapled. Organ plus one. Original Works and Arrangements for Church Service and Concert. Advent, Christmas. Performance score, Part(s), Anthology. Language: German, Text Language: German/English. 63/19/19/19/19 pages. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA8501). ISBN 9790006539741. With Language: German, Text Language: German/English. Advent, Christmas. 30.0 x 22.8 cm inches.
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musica varia by Johannes Reiche. For Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Tuba, Organ. Published by Friedrich Hofmeister Musikverlag (HF.FH-2288). ISBN M-2034-2288-4.
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iPrint: Organ by Various. Shawnee Press. CD-ROM. Shawnee Press #IPR6003. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35016392). This budget-stretching CD-ROM contains 20 arrangements from some of today's most notable composers for organ. Favorites are ready to print when you are! Print only what you need, when you need. Arrangements include: Holy, Holy, Holy • Love Divine, All Loves Excelling • Open My Eyes That I May See • Postlude on "Hymn to Joy" • Rondeau for Organ • This Is My Father's World • and more.
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iCanPlayMusic Keyboard Course. (Book/2 CDs/DVD Pack). For keyboard. Songbooks & Methods. Music Sales America. Book & CD & DVD Package. 112 pages. Amsco Publications #AM995214. Published by Amsco Publications (HL.14015904). The best-selling Absolute Beginners: Keyboard Course is now available in an Omnibus edition, with both CDs + the DVD and a new full-color interior. The book features color photos and diagrams on every page – teaching the beginner everything from posture and hand position to reading music, playing notes and chords (in both hands,) and much more. Beginners will learn familiar songs such as "Skip to My Loy," "Ode to Joy," "Away in a Manger," "Yankee Doodle," and "Little Brown Jug," with demonstration and backing tracks on the CDs for each song and most of the lessons. An appendix in the book includes a full-color chord dictionary (with photos and keyboard diagrams,) and more information on scales & intervals. Full-color photos of famous pianists such as Ray Charles, Elton John & Stevie Wonder help to inspire students to continue to learn!
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erschallet Ihr Lieder. (2 Trompettes (Ut ou Sib) et Orgue). By Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) and Jehan-Ariste Alain (1911-1940). For 2 trumpets - C or B-flat and organ). Published by Alphonse Leduc (AH.AL28905). ISBN 9790046289057.
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eMedia Piano/Keyboard Method Vol. 1 (Version 3.0). Piano / Keyboard. Windows/Mac CD-ROM. Published by eMedia Music (EI.EK02101). This new version of eMedia Piano & Keyboard Method offers everything you need to learn how to play! Piano instructor, Irma Irene Justicia, M.A., who has taught at the renowned Juilliard School of Music, guides you through over 300 step-by-step full-screen lessons. New Instant Feedback works with both electronic keyboards and acoustic pianos! It listens as you play melodies and shows whether you're playing correctly! The lessons start with the basics, such as hand position, rhythm, and playing on black keys, and move on to reading music notation, sight reading, scales, and much more. Techniques are demonstrated with over 70 videos viewable in full-screen mode. Learn songs and exercises from music notation as an animated keyboard guides you through fingerings. Songs and exercises are provided as both live-recorded audio and variable-speed MIDI tracks which let you slow the music down as needed. Colorful MIDI accompaniments help make practicing fun! You will learn over 100 popular classical, blues, pop, and rock songs, including hit songs from artists such as Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, and Elton John! Interactive review and ear training quizzes help reinforce new concepts and develop your ear. When used with an electronic MIDI keyboard, you get Interactive Evaluation Feedback with detailed specifics on your playing, including which notes and rhythms were wrong and how to correct them. In addition, the new Note Tracker shows you what note you're playing and makes learning music notation easy. This latest version also offers fully scalable lesson screens and an option for full-screen video. Other accessories include a built-in digital metronome and a recorder. eMedia Piano & Keyboard Method is the ultimate way to learn how to play piano or keyboard! Features: -- Instant Feedback -- shows you whether you're playing the correct notes on melodies. Works with both electronic keyboards and acoustic pianos! -- Interactive Evaluation Feedback -- when using a MIDI keyboard you get specific feedback on note and rhythm mistakes to help you get it right the next time. -- Progress Tracking -- personalized reports show your rate of progress, including scores for specific songs. The built-in recorder also helps you hear your progress. -- Animated Keyboard - displays correct fingerings as the music plays or for any note or chord that you double-click. -- Audio Tracks - features multi-track live recordings, colorful MIDI accompaniments and MIDI tracks that allow you to slow down or speed up the music. -- Full-screen lessons and videos. Also features over 100 songs including: "Piano Man" by Billy Joel "Candle in the Wind" by Elton John "Ode to Joy" by Ludwig van Beethoven "America the Beautiful" by Samuel Ward "La Bamba" made famous by Los Lobos "Minuet in G" by J.S. Bach "Tishomingo Blues" by Spencer Williams "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan Wall Street Journal: "We found the software well planned and effective -- progress was quick." PC Magazine: 4-stars American Music Teacher Magazine: "An impressive and thorough piano teaching program." Music News: "We tried out the method and within no time we were actually playing songs, something that we had no idea we would be able to do so quickly. It is simply amazing." System Requirements: Windows: Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7 CD-ROM Macintosh: Mac OS X 10.4 or later CD-ROM.
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eMedia Keyboard USB MIDI Interface Kit. Piano / Keyboard. Windows/Mac CD-ROM. Published by eMedia Music (EI.EK05097). Turn your PC or Mac into a music studio by connecting a music keyboard to your computer. This simple kit provides an easy to install USB MIDI interface with no additional drivers needed. It's plug and play. And as an added bonus, eMedia has provided award-winning piano keyboard lesson software to help you learn to play your keyboard. This interactive CD software installs quickly and provides a powerful and simple lesson curriculum, with quick results. It gives you interactive feedback on your keyboard playing, so you'll be entertaining your friends or creating music on your computer in no time. The eMedia Starter Piano and Keyboard Lessons CD-ROM offers everything you need to get started playing. Learn from over 50 step-by-step lessons with full-motion video demonstrations. Piano teacher Irma Justicia has taught at the renowned Juilliard School of Music. Learn from either the music notation or an animated keyboard. Songs include recorded audio, variable-speed MIDI and MIDI accompaniments. When used with a MIDI keyboard, you get specific feedback on playing mistakes. Also includes a digital metronome and recorder. * USB to MIDI Keyboard Interface: 1 MIDI in / 1 MIDI out * USB bus-powered - no external power necessary * Low Latency MIDI response * Easy to hook up and use * eMedia Starter Piano and Keyboard Lessons CD-ROM (in English, Spanish, French & German). System Requirements: Windows: Windows XP/Vista/7 32 MB of free RAM, 31 MB of free hard disk space, PC soundcard, CD-ROM Macintosh: Power PC (or faster), Intel OK Mac OS X 10.3 or later, 32 MB of free RAM, 31 MB of free hard disk space, CD-ROM.
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de Kort: Improvisationen fur Orgel solo by Aart de Kort. This edition: paperbound. Organ Music. Score. 28 pages. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.1801900). ISBN M-007-09166-8. Organ Music.
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conc.n!1 mi m op.11 (1er tpo.), prelud.n!4 y polonesa op.53 by Frederic Chopin (1810-1849). For Piano. Keyboard/Piano. Published by Editorial de Musica Boileau (BO.B.2460).
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a propos Orgelpunkt. (Stuck fur Guitar). By Erich Urbanner (1936-). Guitar. For guitar. Composed (1997). 6 pages. Published by Doblinger Music Publishers (DB.05-00985). ISBN M-012-18819-3.
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[Recording: Cassette] Hymn Interpretations, Vol. Ii by David Cherwien. For Choir, Organ, Brass, HBs, Cong.. Published by Art Masters Studios Inc. (AM.CA2).
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[Recording: Cassette] Hymn Interpretations, Vol. I by David Cherwien. For Choir, Organ, Brass, HBs, Cong.. Published by Art Masters Studios Inc. (AM.CA1).
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[4] Accompanied Keyboard Sonatas for the Piano forte or Harpsichord (1791-c.1795) by Cecilia Maria Bartelemon. Edited by Calfvert Johnson. Keyboard, violin or flute, cello. For Kayboard, violin or foute, cello. Sonatas. Keyboard sonatas with violin or flute and cello. Classic. Medium - Difficult. Sheet music. 169 pages. Published by ClarNan Editions (C1.CN17). With sheet music. Classic.
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Zyklus. (for Organ). By Erich Urbanner (1936-). Organ. For organ. Composed (1992). 32 pages. Published by Doblinger Music Publishers (DB.02-00408).
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Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Zwolf ausgewahlte Lieder : mit deutschem Singtext & Orgel- oder Klavierbegleitung by Sankt Hildegardis. For voice and organ or piano accompaniment. Vocal music. Language: German/Latin. Published by Noten Roehr (NR.9760). With Language: German/Latin.
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Zwolf Vor-, Zwischen- und Nachspiele fur Orgel by Max Springer. For organ. 37. Works for Organ and Choir. Score. Language: all languages. 24 pages. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.9242700). With Language: all languages. Works for Organ and Choir.
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Zwolf Stucke fur die Orgel, Op. 80: Heft 2; Nos. 7-12 by Max Reger (1873-1916). For organ. Canons/Fugues; Original Works. Post-Romantic. Score. Composed 1904. Published by Masters Music Publications Inc. (MT.W7229-SC).
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Genres: 20th Century, Romantic Period, Classical
Zwolf Orgel-Trio zum Studium und zum kirchlichen Gebrauch, opus 37 by Peter Piel. For organ trio. Keyboard music. Published by Noten Roehr (NR.5940).
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By Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Martin Weyer. For organ. This edition: paperbound. Organ Music. Score. Language: all languages. Composed 1883/84. 123b. 32 pages. Duration 32 min. Published by Carus Verlag
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Zwolf Choralsvorspiele by Reinhard Schwarz-Schilling (1904-1985). For organ. Performance score. 28 pages. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA433). ISBN 9790006402328. Print on demand (POD).
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Genres: 20th Century, Classical
Zwischenspiel aus der Oper Notre Dame by Franz Scmidt. Edited by Hans Volfygy. Organ. For organ. 2 pages. Published by Doblinger Music Publishers (DB.02-00206). ISBN M-012-9124-0. Es lag nahe, dieses vielgespielte Stuck fur jenes Instrument zu bearbeiten, fur welches Franz Schmidt zeit seines Lebens eine besondere Vorliebe hegte.
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Knicks hire Derek Fisher as head coach
The New York Knicks have hired Derek Fisher as their new coach, with Phil Jackson turning to one of his trustiest former players.
Just days after finishing his 18th season, Fisher was hired Tuesday to replace Mike Woodson, who Jackson fired after the season in his first major move as team president.
Fisher won five championships playing for Jackson with the Los Angeles Lakers and was known for his knack for hitting clutch postseason shots. Jackson says that "it has come clear to me" that he and Fisher can form a great partnership again.
The 39-year-old Fisher is respected among players around the league as was the president of the Players Association during the 2011 lockout.


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I laid in bed this morning breathing in the scent of freshly brewed coffee. I love my husband! Then my daughter made sausage gravy and biscuits for breakfast. We're doing the big Thanksgiving Dinner this evening. The two of them are doing all the cooking... Roasted turkey, real mashed potatoes, candied yams, green beans and Jack's ever famous pecan pie. Yum! My daughter is adding a new pie this year, Chocolate Ricotta Hazelnut -- it looks amazing! I am truly blessed in so many ways....
My great-great-great grandmother wrote a sketch that was published in Records of the Olden Time; or Fifty Years on the Prairies by Spencer Ellsworth. You can download the entire book as a PDF here. In reading it, I am always struck by how lucky we are today... and how blessed.
MRS. RACHEL L. McLAUGHLIN.
My maiden name was Hammett, and I was born in Warren county, Ky., six miles from Bowling Green, in 1812. My father was a farmer, and likewise a blacksmith, cultivating a few acres of ground on which the necessary food for a numerous family was grown, together with the cotton for our clothing and tobacco for home consumption. Money was scarce in those days, and with many mouths to fill we were early taught to work, and I remember when but ten years old of carding and spinning sufficient cotton to make half a yard of cloth. It was my duty to attend to this department, and I early learned to plant and tend the cotton, to pick it when the time, and separate the seeds. This was our summer labor, and the winter was devoted to carding, spinning, coloring, weaving and making up, leaving but little time for going to school. My father had a numerous family, and was anxious to get where land was cheap and the boys couls each get a farm. We heard much of Illinois; many of our neighbors went, and they sent back such glowing accounts that in the year I was twenty he started with his family. We had two large wagons, five yokes of oxen, with sheep, horses and cows. Myself and sister drove the sheep, my younger brothers drove the cattle and horses. After a long but not eventful journey we reached the hoped-for land of promise and settled on the Senachwine creek, one mile north of Chillicothe, where the railroad now crosses. Father and my brother-in-law immediately set about preparing for a crop, and succeeded in breaking, fencing and plowing sufficient for a few acres of corn. A rough cabin was made out of rails, into which we moved until a larger and better one could be built. We had been here but two weeks when all but father and mother were taken down with the ague. Peoria, twenty-one miles distant, was the nearest place were either doctors or drugs abounded, and I thought I should surely die; but a good constitution pulled me through. My attack of fever and ague lasted until "great snow storm." On the 1st of February there came a heavy rain, carrying off the snow and creating a great flood. The Senachwine overflowed its banks, and the back water from the river came up so rapidly that our stock was like to drown. At ten o'clock at night my brother and sister waded out to the canoe and made their way through the driftwood to Brother John's, while the rest of us climbed on the beds to keep out of the water. My father was not at home. When he returned he entered the house in his canoe and took us off. In the spring we made sugar, and the next summer succeeded in raising a very good crop of all kinds. There was no mill in the country at that time, and our corn and wheat was ground on a hand mill made by my father, and the bran separated by a sieve. My wedding cake was made from flour ground in this manner. In the fall of 1831 I was married to S. B. McLaughlin. We returned to Kentucky and lived there two years, but didn't get ahead much, and determined to return to Illinois. We reached my father's with ten dollars in cash and a pair of ponies, gave five dollars to a Mr. Jones for a claim, and paid five dollars for dishes. Our first labor was to build a cabon, after which we cleared ten acres and built a fence. After the land was "logged" and the brush piled, my husband cut his foot and could do nothing, so the burning them up devolved on me. Women of now-a-days, with a young babe and no "hired girl," if left in similar circumstances would have very likely sat down and cried, but I had no time for that, and so set to work and burned the log heaps and brush and hired the ground broken up and laid off, and then planted it, my husband being able to stand on one foot and assist some. We raised a good crop, and have since been, on the whole, quite successful, for which I sincerely thank the Lord. In course of time the cabin on the bottom gave place to a more convenient house on the place where we now live, and this in its turn has been replaced by one of more modern style, yet after all I think I found as much true enjoyment in the little cabin where we began housekeeping as I have since. I have had thirteen children, nine of whom survive; seven are married, and I have fourteen grand-children.
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"Merlin" stars Katie McGrath and Angel Coulby haven't had a lot of screen time together since Season 2 of the international hit, but that changes in the next episode.
"The Dark Tower," premiering at 9 p.m. CT Feb. 8 on Syfy, gave the actresses a chance to act opposite each other again. In the episode, Morgana (McGrath) kidnaps her one-time servant, now Queen Guinivere (Coulby), in order to draw King Arthur (Bradley James) into a reckless rescue attempt. Morgana covets the throne of Camelot, and will do whatever it takes to get it.
"We've always said we wanted to work more together, and finally they've given us the chance," Coulby said. "With the entire change in the dynamics of the Gwen-Morgana relationship now being opposing forces, it's made working together that much more exciting."
Morgana locks Gwen in the Dark Tower, a place that haunts the dreams of men. As they try to save Gwen, Arthur, Merlin (Colin Morgan) and the Knights of the Round Table come upon hidden dangers and magical beings. And Merlin knows that these obstacles are just the beginning of Morgana's twisted game. The final test that awaits them in the Dark Tower will be much worse.
McGrath said the actresses' reunion topped anything that came in previous seasons--because of the hatred their characters have for each other.
"These new scenes have been our best scenes of the whole five years," McGrath said. "We're no longer ward to the king and her maid, we're no longer the friends we were. There's an adversarial aspect to it all now. That's made for some real, meaty scenes for us. It's great."
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Over the last decade, TagScan (to be renamed Integrity Systems - IS) have developed a worldwide-patented technology set to revolutionise the protection and integrity of brands and products globally, while simultaneously delivering the capability for brands to connect, in almost real-time, with their end consumers by recording their purchases and brand preferences through a unique data transfer capability.
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Opinion: How #EndThisNow Crushed the GOP
Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger on how President Obama won the messaging war on the shutdown.
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... we shouldn't ... re-elect on areas that we do agree that ... could agree just because we don't think it's good politics ... does because the extremes in our party don't like the word copper much ... welcome to Opinion Journal I'm Mary Kissel present Obama is talking the language of copper mines ... after getting the government reopen in these last hours in the GOP is trying to figure out what went wrong on my next guest says the theory Wonderland Columnist Dan Henninger joins me now ... but St and at what didn't go so wrong with the GOP ... well what when wrong of for the GOP Mary is that Tom the ... order of battle got her first for them ... before all this happened they were on the ascension ... brought him in pole for saying the Republicans were ... beating the Democrats in handling the economy foreign policy ... Republican did the ... robot was foreign policy was going downward because of Syria so they were on the rise they had him on the fence ... then they initiated this de fund Obamacare of strategy which ended up shutting down the garment and Summly ... moles were for some of them on this and change of momentum chasing gave the president and opening and when he got that opening he took it and ran with it ... and you know in this press conference adjusts in this kind a smiley face none in the logical president ... Mary as I wrote in my column ... for the entire three weeks he had his organization for ... organizing for America for action ... putting up tweets under his name Barack Obama Colin and after that would come Why ... trashing and hobbling the Republicans and John Beyer personally it was most is the logical ... hardline partisan campaign you have ever seen sunny prison on his face to the public and talk about copper mine is back ... at it in actuality ... you're basically ... won the icing them dry everywhere and social meaning it'll Mary I think this is the definition of that day in bad faith is not a good thing in politics you hafta have some sort of minimal basis for being able to do business with the other side ... and the Republicans have been put in a position now figuring out ... how can we do business with the public with a repeat of Democratic president who won the one hand ... the hits them in public as he did in this in a press conference ... and in private has got his organization sending out these messages ... to the database that he collected during the election of thirty million people is nice I like not small at all and it has an effect so have you respond to that ... well I think the Republicans probably need to go on the office I mean they have to start describing in their leadership has to go public even maybe giving speeches ... describing the problems they have had negotiating with the president is gonna make him defend the stuff that he's been doing I think for instance John Binner can say I can have a negotiation with this White House to simultaneously ... his organization is sending out tens of thousands of tweets undermine the administration doing that he's called the GOP extremists in the past so we'll just play and ... to that campaign if he did go on the fences Republican though I really think they have to put the burden on the president to defend themself look at its operating after this experience with minimal leverage in any negotiation ... this could be very difficult for them and I think unless they raise the stakes publicly Mary that is the one thing I will say Ted Cruz to a completely deaf disagree with the tactic that the of adopted which was de fund Obama ... didn't work ... but the crews did go on all fence in a public way and I think if they'd put the burden properly on the president ... he's going to have to defend themselves against his contribution to this breakdown ... ok we're going to leave it that thank you Dan


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My more than beautiful, new necklace by Grayling. I unconditionally love the rawness of the crystals, rough and uncut stones is an absolute favorite feature of mine when it comes to jewellery. I wore it with some newbies found in Thailand. Wouldn't the necklace look amazing under the collar of a button down shirt as well?
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From aircraft to cars, industrial machinery, ships, and white goods, complexity of products and the systems that keep them running is steadily increasing. CATIA enables you to model and compose complex products, while defining and executing their driving systems to manage this complexity and deliver products on time?
CATIA Systems Logical Electrical and Fluidic Design
Allows Systems Architects to define fluidic & electrical sub systems interfaces & connectivity within the multidiscipline engineering
Today, Systems engineering, Electrical or Fluidic Systems design specific tools, and 3D product design tools are not integrated together. The inherent lack of continuity in the design process causes various difficulties: The use of many different interfaces between tools requires time and energy consuming manual operations of Data transfers, and the management of the different IT infrastructures involves costs for maintenance and administration. At the end, efficient collaboration for the product global design & review is compromised.
By providing Electrical & Fluidic semantic to CATIA Systems, CATIA Systems Logical Electrical & Fluidic Design allows a complete integrated workflow from Systems Architecture up to 3D Electrical & Fluidic systems design. Systems architects can capture functional & logical architecture and connectivity with discipline specific extensions of the logical model such as harness, net, wire, connector, pipes, equipment... CATIA Systems Logical Electrical & Fluidic Design contributes to optimize the electrical & fluidic design through efficient user interface and automation based on knowledgeware.
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Enable Requirement, Functional, Logical and Physical design in CATIAThe unified V6 data model with Requirement Functional, Logical and Physical structures (RFLP) allows applying a Systems Engineering approach for the complex product definition. Functional and Logical architecture allows managing product complexity and maximizing design reuse early in the design process. Design change or validation processes are facilitated thanks to traceability between objects in different structures, for example check the requirements attached to a requirement, or identify the function impacted by a failure in a wire connection. CATIA Systems Logical Electrical & Fluidic Design provides with the Functional Logical Editor all the features to create: • Functional & Logical decomposition • Define ports on functional & Logical component • Connect functional & Logical component • 2D diagram representations of design • Manage implement links within the RFLP structure .
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For a basketball player this guy is moving pretty slow
On the basketball court, President Obama, for a man in his mid-40's, moves pretty well.
Kind of like a seasoned point guard, Jason Kidd, for example.
But when it comes to executing his executive order on closing Guantanamo Bay, this guy is more like Zydrunas Ilgauskas, the Cleveland Cavaliers center who suffers from chronic swollen ankles and sensitive knees.
That's how it feels ever since we first got word that the Standish Maximum Correctional Facility was being looked at as a possible federal detention center to hold suspected terrorists currently housed in Guantanamo Bay.
There was a site visit, that, we know.
And that's about it.
People have questions upon questions. They are getting no answers.
Does the president just think everything's going to magically fall into place? Does he think he can just sign an executive order and then forget about it for eight months and let it take care of itself?
Did he have a plan when he did this?
Seriously, whether you are for or against Gitmo detainees coming to Michigan, or specifically, Standish Max, it isn't because of anything the Obama Administration has told you.
Because that would be nothing. Oh yeah, there was one thing. They visited the prison.
Boy, thanks for that.
So did California, a state with a Governor whose voice has been mocked more than anyone in the history of Hollywood. At least they got back to us.
"JENNIFER, IT'S AH-NOLD, CAH LEE FOE NI AH (California in Schwarzenegger) INMATES WILL NOT BE SHIPPED TO MICHIGAN.
KRAAAHHM! (the god from Arnold's Conan movies)
Yeah, I understand Mr. President, you've been busy with healthcare reform. Good thing you couldn't sign an executive order on that. Sen. Baucus's lame excuse of reform that'll go nowhere probably wouldn't have come out for another year.
We're in two wars, an economic mess and have countless other problems. We get it. But eight months and this order, something you signed the first day of your presidency, has gotten what, two hours of attention.
White House, tell us something. The people in Standish, no matter how they feel, feel so for different reasons and everyone is unclear as to exactly what's planned.
And while the decision to house Gitmo detainees in Standish, or to not house Gitmo detainees in Standish, will be sobering for some, I bet it'll be a weight off their shoulders and they'll be able to plan their next move.
Right now everyone's on the edge of their seats.
And for what?
Let us know.
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If we know anything about gaming, it's that players in multiplayer games love high score tables. The first time I saw one was on an arcade machine in a service station along the M1 (big motorway). I'm not sure how old I was, certainly I had to look up to see the screen. If you got a score that was high enough to place you in the table, you could enter a three letter id and it would be displayed on the machine after you left, for eternity or until someone else displaced you.
The magic of permanence held players in its grasp, even back then.
Sanya has a great blog post about the power of leaderboards to retain players. She looks at it from a developers point of view, discussing what should be ranked and how to appeal to the largest number of players. And then we have World of Warcraft, which only offers official ranks in the PvP arenas. Instead, they give players the tools to create their own leader boards and their own comparisons. Plenty of stats and achievements can be tracked from the armoury, and plenty of addons (gearscore?) and websites are adding in the ranking functionality that Blizzard have coyly abjured.
But in fact, players have been trying to write high score tables for raiding guilds ever since the first raids were introduced. Back then, life was simpler. Progression was mostly linear and so all you needed to know was the hardest boss that a guild had downed. With no server transfers, the server communities were more coherent and so each server would have its own raiding high score table. Beyond that, there was a lot of interest among the raid community in which servers were strongest overall, and which guilds were the world best.
Proof of kills was more awkward, and the internet meme of "screenshot or it didn't happen" comes from those days. The ritual of the kill shot – getting your guild to line up in front of a dead monster and pose for a photo – was as much about proving to the rest of the community that you'd gotten the kill as providing nice material for the front page of the guild website.
In TBC, there was a lot more interest in automated guild ranking tables. With the armoury, it was possible to trawl everyone's gear and the preferred sites used that to deduce what the guild had killed. i.e. if you are wearing loot from monster X, that means your guild killed it.
Although progression was a bit murkier, due to having multiple raid instances in some tiers, by the time the expansion moved on to the Sunwell, all was back to normal in the progression ranking world. There were question marks, even then, about how to grade 10 man ranking. For example, when a guild in purely 10 man gear beat Zul Aman in a timed run that was clearly a great and noteworthy achievement. But how to rank it in the tables? Was it on par with a world first kill of Illidan?
Achievements in Wrath have muddied the water yet again. Raid instances have varying types of hard modes. So in a raid like Ulduar or ICC where you can pick and choose which hard modes to do and in which order, how do you rank the first kills? Is a guild that killed the end boss first ranked higher than the guild which killed it second but got more hard modes along the way?
It's an interesting question, and the guild rankers have tended to simply weight the raid achievements and add them in for a total score. And for more fun, see what happens when different guild ranking websites calculate the progression in different ways. Currently they do also track 10 man and 25 man progression separately but I'm not sure if they track progression for the pure 10 man guilds – it should be possible if you do heavy gear checking.
Here's a couple of examples (these are the two big ranking sites that I know of):
And still, on the official server bboards, there are unofficial guild rankings based usually on the order in which guilds killed each boss.
Ranking in Cataclysm: Cat among the Pigeons
The big question for those who are interested in this type of thing is how guilds will be ranked in Cataclysm, when there will still be 10/25 man versions of each raid, but the loot will be identical so cannot be used to show who did what.
Or in other words, Blizzard are going to try to make the 10/25 man raids similar difficulty. It's unlikely that this means exact equality so some fights will be easier/harder on 10 man than on 25. Gear drops will be the same, but presumably the different raids will have different achievements.
So how can you compare the progress of a strict 10 man raid guild to one which is able to hit 25 man bosses where they are easier and then switch back to 10 man for the next one? It will be interesting to see how this works out, because it will be instrumental in determining whether top guilds decide to trash 25 man runs altogether.


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Angela L. Talton is the Chief Diversity Officer for Nielsen. Appointed to this role in November 2015, Angela is responsible for Nielsen's global strategy for diversity and inclusion initiatives internally and strategic community alliances and brand awareness externally.
Prior to this role, Angela was Nielsen's Senior Vice President, Global Diversity & Inclusion. During her tenure in this role, Nielsen progressively improved its ranking to become one of the top companies for diversity and inclusion on DiversityInc's Top 50 Companies list, Diversity MBA's Best Companies for Diversity and Inclusion and in achieving a 100 score on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Quality Index.
Angela joined Nielsen in 2007 as Senior Vice President for Global Call Center Operations, COE where she chartered a major transformation agenda for the Call Centers that focused on customer service, associate engagement, simplifying work activities and operational excellence. Angela received the Arthur C. Nielsen Chairman's Award in 2009 for the operational excellence demonstrated by this transformation.
Angela has over 17 years operations, three years diversity & inclusion, two years IT, and six years financial reporting experience. She came to Nielsen from Sears Holdings Corporation in Hoffman Estates, IL, where she served as Divisional Vice President, Inbound Services & Operations. Prior to joining Sears in 2001, she was Vice President, Business Processes at ALLTEL Communications, Inc. in Little Rock, AR.
Angela was elected Executive Committee Chair to The Conference Board's Council of Global Diversity & Inclusion Executives in March, 2015 having served as Vice Chair in 2014. In 2015, she received the Diversity Woman's "Stars who mean Business" Rising Star Award.
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One of my favorite products of KCWC was the envelope t-shirt.
Here's how I drafted the pattern for that shirt.
(1) Find a onesie or envelope t-shirt. Fold the front in half and trace around it, leaving space for a seam allowance.
(2) It's helpful to turn the onesie inside out to get more accurate lines for the armholes.
(3) Trace the sleeves as well. (I had to find another shirt with sleeves big enough.)
KCWC is that I'm a pattern girl. Sure, I can draft my own pattern. But things like armholes and necklines trip me up every time. So I spend copious amounts of time fixing things, tweaking things, and re-drafting things.
Besides my pattern being inaccurate, the kids grow, and I have to start the process all over again when they go up a size.
It's so much easier for me to modify an existing pattern. The Flashback Skinny Tee pattern from Made by Rae is perfect for this project. I bought it and re-mixed it into another envelope t-shirt -- only this one will fit right and includes sizes 12 month - 5T.
Here's how I did it.
(5) Trace the Flashback Skinny Tee pattern in your desired size.
(6) I re-traced the pattern with my modifications - first by making the t-shirt wider and then by making the sleeve caps wider for a gathered sleeve. The final modification was to make the envelope style. Starting at the shoulder seam, curve the shoulder around in the shape you see below. It helps if you have a onesie or envelope t-shirt to see how it works. (Um, my pattern weights are old Harrah's casino tokens. $20 worth to be exact.)
(7) I tested my sketch by folding over the paper pattern to simulate the envelope style.
(8) Re-trace lines as necessary to make things line up.
(9) Lay it out flat to be sure all pieces will meet properly.
(10) Your finished pattern pieces!
(11) Cut your front, back, and sleeve pieces.
(12) Measure around the front and back necklines to determine how much neck binding you'll need.
(13) Cut the pieces for the binding. (Mine were 17" x 1 1/2".)
(There are several different ways to bind the neck. I learned this from Sewing for Boys and it's my preferred method. It will leave a raw edge on the inside of the neck, but knit doesn't fray and it'll be less bulky.)
(14) Pin the binding to the neckline, right sides together. Stitch. Try not to stretch the binding as you go along or you'll have gathers along the neck.
(15) Trim seam allowance to 1/4".
(16 - 17) Fold binding over seam allowance to wrong side of fabric.
(18) Pin in place and stitch. (When sewing at this stage, I remove my pins as I go to avoid any puckers.)
(19) Press.
(20) Fold back neckline over front. Baste in place.
(21) Find center of armhole and center of sleeve. Mark with pin.
(22) I gathered my sleeves at this point.
(23) Pin sleeves to armhole, right sides together, being sure to catch all layers. There may be some extra fabric hanging over from the necks.
(24) I prefer to baste sleeves first inside the seam allowance, check their placement, and then go back and stitch properly.
(25) Attach other sleeve.
(26) Pin sides and arms, right sides together. (You can see my Crazy in all its glory here with a pin in every stripe.)
(27) Stitch each side/arm in one continuous seam.
(28) If you choose a simple hem, turn up sleeves and bottom. My preferred method is to hem with a double needle. (You can also add cuffs. The pattern includes those, too.) Next time I'll lengthen this a little -- it turned out a tad short.
There you go! A Flashback Skinny turned Envelope t-shirt.
Easy, comfortable, and adorable.
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Jan. 10, 2008) - The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced today that over 600 schools have already committed to participating in the 2008 WBCA's "Think Pink" initiative, which includes East Tennessee State University as the Lady Buccaneers will help promote the week with their game against Lipscomb on February 16 at 1:30 p.m. inside Memorial Center.
The WBCA's "Think Pink" initiative is a global, unified effort for the WBCA's nation of coaches to assist in raising breast cancer awareness on the court, across campuses, in communities and beyond. The week set aside for this year's initiative is February 8 - 17, however many schools are participating outside of that window due to scheduling conflicts.
"The WBCA is very excited to promote an initiative that touches all levels of our membership and unifies them for such a great cause," said WBCA CEO Beth Bass. "It has been remarkable to watch the support of this initiative grow from 120 schools last year to over 600 schools for 2008. With the help of each of our members, the women's basketball community can make a difference in the fight against breast cancer."
Schools have chosen to participate in a variety of different ways. Some ideas for involvement include ordering pink uniforms, inviting breast cancer survivors to the game, wearing pink shooting shirts, asking all fans to wear pink, and raffling off pink basketballs to raise money for a charity. Each school has been provided with access to logos, product ideas, promotional ideas, flyers, breast cancer facts, product offerings, and much more; all of this information can be found at www.wbca.org/thinkpink.asp. The extent of involvement is up to the individual institution; the importance comes in the awareness that the event creates.
During the game on Feb. 16, the Lady Buccaneers will be showcasing pink shoelaces and fans are also encouraged to wear a pink item. Also, donations will be taken throughout the game to help raise money for the fight against breast cancer.
"I think this is going to be a very special day and I am proud that we are one of 600 schools to help join the fight against such a deadly disease," said head ETSU women's basketball coach Karen Kemp. "We hope our fans come out and support the fight against breast cancer."
The Association's goal for this year's "Think Pink" is 750 participants. For a complete list of participants, click here. Schools participating range from all divisions of NCAA play, NAIA, JC/CC, high school and AAU. The WBCA hopes to take this to professional and AAU/YBOA play over the summer.
Thus far, several WBCA partners and sponsors have chosen to get involved in the WBCA's "Think Pink" initiative. ESPN has joined the initiative by dedicating their annual "February Frenzy" women's college basketball games on ESPN2 and ESPN360.com to promoting breast cancer awareness. They will support the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund in partnership with The V Foundation by directing fans to contribute to the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund through the V Foundation 800 number (1-800-4JIMMYV) and website at www.jimmyv.org. February Frenzy will showcase eight regionalized games within two telecast windows for the biggest regular-season day in women's college basketball on Sunday, Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. ET, respectively. There are approximately 50 televised games overall dedicated to the WBCA's "Think Pink".
The NCAA has also joined the WBCA's "Think Pink" initiative by implementing the "Calling for a Cure" campaign where all NCAA women's basketball officials will be blowing a pink whistle February 8-17. Additionally, officials are encouraged to make a donation to the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund.
WBCA sponsors Russell Athletic and Nike have also jumped on board with the initiative, providing numerous schools with pink uniforms and apparel. They are donating a portion of any proceeds to the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund. Petrocelli Marketing provided products to all participating schools, including t-shirts, sweatshirts, wristbands among other products with a portion of their proceeds also benefiting the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund.
Many schools have partnered with local charities to make any donations raised through the WBCA's "Think Pink" initiative at their individual school. Any school that has not already partnered with a charity has been encouraged to make donations to the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund.
Following the 2008 WBCA's "Think Pink" week, the WBCA will collect photos and video footage and tally total number of fans reached and donations collected during the initiative.
About the WBCA
Founded in 1981, the WBCA promotes women's basketball by unifying coaches at all levels to develop a reputable identity for the sport and to foster and promote the development of the game as a sport for women and girls. For additional information about the WBCA, please visit wbca.org.
Please visit www.ETSUBucs.com for more information regarding the Lady Buccaneer basketball and all other athletic news.


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In the past decade, Colombia's greatly improved image has largely increased its tourisnm, which is up 300% since 2006. With friendly and welcoming residents, multiple lands for all types of travelers (from beach bums and adventure seekers to city jet setters), the offerings of this beautiful country have also diversified.
Rich in cultural and historical attractions, Colombia's luxury options have been flourishing among chic hotels, dining, nightlife, and shopping. After spending time exploring the relaxed Caribbean city of Cartagena and the thriving metropolitan life of Bogota, its no question that you'll need to visit soon (Both cities are accessible by a two-to-four hour flight from LAN's Miami hub, depending where you go first).


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MENTOR, OH - A day after President Obama's "voting is the best revenge" comment became the latest object of GOP nominee Mitt Romney's ire, Obama campaign press secretary Jen Psaki sought to explain the context of the remark.
"The message he was sending," she said, answering a question about it while traveling to Mentor, Ohio, with reporters on Air Force One, "is if you don't like the policies, if you don't like the plan that Gov. Romney is putting forward, if you think that's a bad deal for the middle class, then you can go to the voting booth and cast your ballot. It's nothing more complicated than that."
President Obama continued his tour through Ohio with a campaign stop in Springfield, Oh., where he continued to criticize Governor Romney for running deceptive Jeep ads saying "This is not a game, these are people's jobs."
Obama's offhand comment came Friday during a campaign rally in Springfield, Ohio, as supporters booed the mention of Romney's name.
"Don't boo. Vote," Obama said first, using a line that has become standard for him on the stump. "Voting's the best revenge," he continued.
Earlier Saturday, Romney condemned the comment as overly negative, telling a crowd in Newington, N.H., that he thought it "surprised a lot of people."
"Vote for revenge? Let me tell you what I'd like to tell you: Vote for love of country," Romney said to cheers.


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Agenda of the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly (A/64/251)
English, French & Spanish: http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/64/251
Allocation of agenda items for the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly (A/64/251)
English, French & Spanish: http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/64/252
Report of the Committee on Conferences for 2009 (A/64/32)
English, French & Spanish: http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/64/32 (SUPP)
In addition to information about the meetings of the committee in 2009, the report also contains the draft calendar of conferences for 2010 and 2011.
General Assembly Documentation – new DHL training guide
The guide is available in English. French and Spanish will be available at a later date.
"Be a Citizen Ambassador to the United Nations:
Speak to World Leaders through YouTube"
As world leaders from 192 United Nations Member States converge on New York for the 64th session of the General Assembly, the Department of Public Information is launching a groundbreaking campaign entitled "Citizen Ambassadors to the United Nations", which encourages people everywhere to directly engage with decision makers by uploading video messages on the UN YouTube channel. The innovative "Citizen Ambassadors" campaign will take place from 23 September through 10 October 2009, coinciding with the General Debate part of the General Assembly. It harnesses the power of online video-sharing and offers a unique opportunity for world citizens – youth in particular – to make their voices heard during the United Nations General Assembly by responding to the question: "If you had the opportunity to speak to the world leaders, what would you say?"
New Websites launched for United Nations Meetings Coverage and Press Releases
English: http://www.un.org/en/unpress/
French: http://www.un.org/fr/unpress/
The new sites offer a simplified user-friendly design that differentiates product by type (meetings coverage, press releases, press conferences, and briefings of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General). The websites also offer the possibility of retrieving information as it relates to the main organs of the United Nations, and headlines are now more legible, noting a highlight of the content of the document. The sites have links to various news- and media-related websites at United Nations Headquarters and overseas Offices. They have consolidated and improved access to coverage of intergovernmental meetings, some while still in progress; statements by the Secretary-General; transcripts of the Spokesperson's noon briefing; summaries of press conferences; and other United Nations press releases. Managed by the Meetings Coverage Section of the Department of Public Information, the sites further provide archives of these various resources dating back to October 1995. (PI/1916, 13 October 2009)
UNRWA at 60 High-Level Event Week
On 8 December 2009, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, UNRWA, will be sixty years old: an occasion for sober reflection but also an opportunity to highlight the Agency's service and achievements during six decades of work alongside millions of Palestine refugees. Among the highlights of the anniversary activities is a week of events in New York commemorating the 60th anniversary of UNRWA's establishment by the General Assembly.
Blue Carbon - The Role of Healthy Oceans in Binding Carbon (UNEP / FAO / UNESCO)
A new Rapid Response Assessment report released at the Diversitas Conference, Cape Town and highlights the critical role of the oceans in maintaining our climate. While emissions' reductions are at the centre of the climate change discussions, the role of the ocean ecosystems has been vastly overlooked.
Climate change and its possible security implications: Report of the Secretary-General (A/64/350)
English, French & Spanish: http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/64/350
The report analyses governmental views and relevant research on the security implications of climate change, by and large, approach the question from a perspective of interdependence between human vulnerability and national security.
Climate Change Science Compendium 2009 (UNEP)
In advance of December's UN climate convention meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has released this new report. This report is a review of climate change related peer-reviewed literature published in the last three years.
The Cost to Developing Countries of Adapting to Climate Change: New Methods and Estimates - The Global Report of the Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change Study (World Bank)
Executive Summary: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCC/Resources/EACCExecutiveSummaryFinal.pdf
Study Overview:http://beta.worldbank.org/content/economics-adaptation-climate-change-study-overview
The costs of adaptation to climate change in developing countries will be in the order of US$75-100 billion per year for the period 2010 to 2050 according to preliminary findings in a new global study from The World Bank.
Addiction, Crime and Insurgency: The Transnational Threat of Afghan Opium (UNODC)
Report: http://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/Afghanistan/Afghan_Opium_Trade_2009_web.pdf
English & French summary: http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/data-and-analysis/addiction-crime-and-insurgency.html
The UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has published a new report showing the devastating consequences that the 900 tons of opium and 375 tons of heroin that are trafficked from Afghanistan every year have on the health and security of countries along the Balkan and Eurasian drug routes, of countries in Europe, of China, India and the Russian Federation. The world's deadliest drug has created a market worth $65 billion, catering to 15 million addicts, causing up to 100,000 deaths per year, spreading HIV and, not least, funding criminal groups, insurgents and terrorists.
DESA Working Paper series
The DESA Working Papers issued by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs are preliminary documents circulated in a limited number of copies and posted on this website, to stimulate discussion and critical comment on the broad range of economic, social and environmental issues associated with the United Nations Development Agenda. In October 2009 the following papers were issued:
Global Financial Stability Report (IMF)
(Report in English, Summaries in English, French & Spanish)
The Global Financial Stability Report provides semi-annual assessments of global financial markets and addresses emerging market financing in a global context. The October 2009 report chronicles the evolution of the path toward re-establishing sound credit intermediation and the near-term risks that could interrupt its restoration, including the rising burden of sovereign financing. The report addresses how to restart securitization markets and the pitfalls if done improperly. The effectiveness of unconventional public sector interventions and the principles for disengagement are discussed. The report also discusses the design of medium-term policies that aim to reshape the financial system to make it more resilient and stable.
"How to Feed the World in 2050" - High-level Expert Forum, 12-13 October 2009 (FAO)
English: http://www.fao.org/wsfs/forum2050/wsfs-forum/en/
French: http://www.fao.org/wsfs/forum2050/wsfs-forum/fr/
Spanish: http://www.fao.org/wsfs/forum2050/wsfs-forum/es/
The High-Level Expert Forum on How to Feed the World in 2050 will examine policy options that governments should consider adopting to ensure that the world population can be fed when it nears its peak of nearly 9.2 billion people in the middle of this century.
Investing in Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue (UNESCO)
English report: http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001852/185202e.pdf
English summary: http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001847/184755e.pdf
French summary: http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001847/184755f.pdf
Spanish summary: http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001847/184755s.pdf
Companies which invest in cultural diversity, whether at the management, human resources or marketing level, can benefit economically from it. This is one of the conclusions in this UNESCO World Report. The report aims to become a reference tool for cultural diversity. Cultural diversity, which is too often reduced to the protection of heritage in danger, is also the development of intercultural skills, the search for an antidote to expressions of cultural isolationism, the road towards new forms of governance, the lever of the effective exercise of universally recognized human rights and a means to reduce imbalances in the world trade in creative products.
Promoting Gender Equality in HIV and AIDS Responses: Making Aid More Effective Through Tracking Results (UNIFEM)
This new publication presents the key findings of an expert consultation - Tracking and Monitoring Gender Equality and HIV/AIDS in Aid Effectiveness - which was co-organized by UNIFEM and the European Commission in May 2008. Participants developed recommendations for integrating the gender equality dimensions of HIV/AIDS into national development planning, implementation and budgeting; for strengthening current indicators for monitoring and tracking progress to eliminate violence against women and improve women's access to sexual and reproductive health and rights in the context of HIV/AIDS; and for inspiring new areas of advocacy and new entry points for improving knowledge and awareness on gender equality and HIV and AIDS in the context of aid effectiveness.
The State of Food Insecurity 2009: Economic Crisis – Impact and Lessons Learned (FAO / WFP)
English: http://www.fao.org/docrep/012/i0876e/i0876e00.htm
French: http://www.fao.org/docrep/012/i0876f/i0876f00.htm
Spanish: http://www.fao.org/docrep/012/i0876s/i0876s00.htm
The sharp spike in hunger triggered by the global economic crisis has hit the poorest people in developing countries hardest, revealing a fragile world food system in urgent need of reform. The combination of food and economic crises has pushed the number of hungry people worldwide to historic levels — more than one billion people are undernourished.
UNECE Transport Division - new website
The Transport Division works to facilitate the international movement of persons and goods by inland transport modes and improve competitiveness, safety, energy efficiency and security in the transport sector taking into account environmental protection to levels that reduce adverse environmental impact of transport activities and contribute effectively to sustainable development.
World Summit on Food Security, Rome, 16 – 18 November 2009
English: http://www.fao.org/wsfs/world-summit/en/
French: http://www.fao.org/wsfs/sommet-mondial/fr/?no_cache=1
Spanish: http://www.fao.org/wsfs/cumbre-mundial/es/?no_cache=1
The Participation of Women in Iraq's Elections (UNDP)
The survey was based on the discussions of eight focus groups of women conducted in June 2009 in Baghdad, Anbar and Mosul.
Prodi Report Assessment
English, French & Spanish: http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/64/359
The Secretary-General's report entitled Support to African Union peacekeeping operations authorized by the United Nations (A/64/359–S/2009/470) provides an assessment of the recommendations contained in the Report of the African Union-United Nations panel on modalities for support to African Union peacekeeping operations, known as the "Prodi Report" (A/63/666-S/2008/813 - http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/63/666). It also proposes ways in which the UN can better assist the African Union in deploying and managing peacekeeping operations.
United Nations Criminal Justice Standards for United Nations Police
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the UN Department for Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) have partnered to publish a revised edition of the United Nations Criminal Justice Standards for United Nations Police. The handbook summarizes the international human rights and criminal justice principles that United Nations police personnel must know, abide by and promote when deployed in peacekeeping operations and special political missions.
United Nations Peacekeeping Operations – Background Note: 31 August 2009 (DPI/1634/Rev.100, September 2009)
English: http://www.un.org/Depts/dpko/dpko/bnote.htm
French: http://www.un.org/french/peace/peace/bnote.htm
United Nations Political and Peacebuilding Missions - Background Note: 31 August 2009 (DPI/2166/Rev.75, September 2009)
English: http://www.un.org/Depts/dpko/dpko/ppbm.pdf
French: http://www.un.org/french/peace/peace/pdf/ppbmf.pdf
Convention on the Rights of the Child - 20th anniversary
The Committee of the Rights of the Child and the Office of the High Commissioner (OHCHR) and other partners organized a two-day celebration in Geneva, 8-9 October 2009, to mark the 20th anniversary of the adoption of The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). The Convention was adopted by the UN General Assembly on 20 November 1989 (A/RES/44/25). The celebration focuses on the theme "Dignity, Development and Dialogue" and will give a chance to:
Progress for Children: A Report Card on Child Protection (UNICEF)
The violence, exploitation and abuse experienced by children all over the world takes many forms, including corporal punishment, harmful traditional practices, hazardous labour, sexual exploitation, trafficking, association with armed groups and forces, and needless placement in prisons and institutions. This edition of Progress for Children reports some improvements but many remaining challenges to protecting children from such abuses. It calls on society to build a 'protective environment' for children.
UNiTE to End Violence against Women campaign
The re-designed website of this campaign will be launched during October, as part of the lead-up to the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (25 November).
"Say NO – UNiTE" - Platform for Action (UNIFEM)
UNIFEM will launch this new platform for action on 6 November. It will provide an opportunity for activists, NGOs and others to showcase actions to end violence against women on the ground by creating a profile and uploading information at www.saynotoviolence.org
Study on Organ Trafficking (UN / Council of Europe)
The United Nations and the Council of Europe have released a new study on trafficking in organs and trafficking in human beings for the purpose of the removal of organs. The study provides an overview of the key facts related to the global problem of organ trafficking and trafficking in people for organ removal, and puts forward at set of recommendations for the prevention and punishment of this crime, which is considered to disproportionately affect women and girls.
Trafficking in Persons: Analysis on Europe (UNODC)
Report: http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/frontpage/2009/October/lives-are-for-sale-in-europe-warns-unodc.html
Video: http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/multimedia.html?vf=/documents/video/2009/Affected_for_Life_-_Short.flv
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has issued a report based on the "Global Report on Trafficking in Persons" (launched in February 2009), which shows that trafficking in persons is an under-detected crime in Europe. Along with the new report, a training video for trainers of criminal justice officials (prosecutors, judges, law enforcement officers) and other specialized audiences is also available.
New information material
Single copies of the following titles can be ordered via e-mail: [email protected]
Boletín sobre las medidas adoptadas por el sistema de las Naciones Unidas y las organizaciones intergubernamentales respecto de la cuestión de Palestina, Enero de 2009, Volumen XXXII, Boletín núm. 1.
Naciones Unidas. División de los Derechos de los Palestinos. 39 p.
Online version: http://unispal.un.org/pdfs/09-45699s.pdf
Boletín sobre las actividades del sistema de las Naciones Unidas y las organizaciones intergubernamentales relacionadas con la cuestión de Palestina, Octubre de 2008, Volumen XXXI, Boletín núm. 10.
Naciones Unidas. División de los Derechos de los Palestinos. 17 p.
Online version: http://unispal.un.org/pdfs/09-45699s.pdf
Bulletin sur les mesures prises par les organismes des Nations Unies et les organisations intergouvernementales concernant la question de Palestine, octobre 2008, Volume XXXI, Bulletin N° 10.
Nations Unies. Division des droits des Palestiniens. 15 p.
Online version: http://unispal.un.org/pdfs/09-45696f.pdf
Calendar of Conferences and Meetings as of 1 September 2009.
Online version: http://conf.un.org/DGAACS/Meetings.nsf/wByYear?OpenForm
The Millennium Development Goals Report 2009.
United Nations. New York. 2009. 56 p. Includes 2009 Progress Chart.
Sales No. E.09.I.12. ISBN 978-92-1-101196-8.
Report: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_En.pdf
Progress Chart: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Progress_Chart_En.pdf
Objectifs du Millénaire pour le développment.
Nations Unies. New York. 2009. 56 p.
Sales No. F.09.I.12. ISBN 978-92-1-200290-3.
Online version: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Fr.pdf
Tableau de suivi: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Progress_Chart_Fr.pdf
Objetivos de desarrollo del Milenio: Informe de 2009.
Nationes Unidas. Nueva York. 2009. 56 p.
Sales No. S.09.I.12. ISBN 978-92-1-300236-0.
Online version: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Es.pdf
Tabla de progreso: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Progress_Chart_Es.pdf
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I General Information and Reference
Objectifs du Millénaire pour le développment.
Nations Unies. New York. 2009. 56 p.
Sales No. F.09.I.12. ISBN 978-92-1-200290-3.
Online version: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Fr.pdf
Tableau de suivi: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Progress_Chart_Fr.pdf
Objetivos de desarrollo del Milenio: Informe de 2009.
Nationes Unidas. Nueva York. 2009. 56 p.
Sales No. S.09.I.12. ISBN 978-92-1-300236-0.
Online version: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Es.pdf
Tabla de progreso: http://mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Resources/Static/Products/Progress2009/MDG_Report_2009_Progress_Chart_Es.pdf
II.D Trade, Finance and Commerce
Best Practices in Investment for Development Case Studies in FDI: How to utilize FDI to Improve Transport Infrastructure – Roads - Australia and Peru. (Investment Advisory Series, Series B, number 1)
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. xx, 95 p. (UNCTAD/DIAE/PCB/2009/1)
Sales No. E.09.II.D.13. ISBN 978-92-1-112773-7.
Online version: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/diaepcb20092_en.pdf
Best Practices in Investment for Development Case Studies in FDI - How to Utilize FDI to Improve Infrastructure – Electricity - Chile and New Zealand. (Investment Advisory Series, Series B, number 2)
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. xii, 113 p. (UNCTAD/DIAE/PCB/2009/2)
Sales No. E.09.II.D.14. ISBN 978-92-1-112774-4.
Online version: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/diaepcb20091_en.pdf
The Protection of National Security in IIAs (UNCTAD Series on International Investment Policies for Development).
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. xx, 157 p. (UNCTAD/DIAE/IA/2008/5)
Sales No. E.09.II.D.12. ISBN 978-92-1-112772-0.
Online version: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/diaeia20085_en.pdf
Rapport annuel de la CNUCED 2008: Penser le développement; de nouvelles propositions.
Nations Unies. Genève. 2009. 75 p. (UNCTAD/DOM/2009/1)
Rapport sur l'investissement dans le monde 2009: Sociétés transnationales, production agricole et développement; vue d'ensemble.
Nations Unies. New York et Genève. 2009. vii, 58 p. (UNCTAD/WIR/2009 (Overview))
Online version: http://www.unctad.org/fr/docs/wir2009overview_fr.pdf
Trade and Development Report, 2009: Overview.
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. 33 p. (UNCTAD/TDR/2009 (Overview))
Online version: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdr2009overview_en.pdf
World Investment Report 2009: Transnational Corporations, Agricultural Production and Development; Overview.
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. v, 48 p. (UNCTAD/WIR/2009 (Overview))
Online version: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/wir2009overview_en.pdf
II.E Economic Commission for Europe (ECE)
Enhancing the Innovative Performance of Firms: Policy Options and Practical Instruments.
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. ix, 137 p. (ECE/CECI/8)
Sales No. E.09.II.E.4. ISBN 978-92-1-116999-7
Online version: http://www.unece.org/ceci/publications/icp2.pdf
Environmental Performance Review: Kyrgyzstan; Second Review.
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. xx, 194 p. (ECE/CEP/153)
Sales No. E.09.II.E.7. ISBN 978-92-1-117003-0.
Online version: http://www.unece.org/env/epr/epr_studies/Kyrgyzstan%20II%20En.pdf
Forest Products Annual Market Review 2008-2009.
(Geneva Timber and Forest Study Paper 24)
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. xviii, 1645p. (ECE/TIM/SP/24)
Sales No. F.09.II.E.7. ISBN 978-92-1-117007-8.
Online version: http://www.unece.org/timber/docs/fpama/2008/FPAMR2008.pdf
Mapping of the United Nations Framework Classification for Fossil Energy and Mineral Resources: Report of the UNECE Task Force on Mapping. (Energy Series No. 33)
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. vi, 67 p. (ECE/ENERGY/71)
Sales No. E.09.II.E.6. ISBN 978-92-1-117002-3.
Règlement intérieur de la Commission économique pour l'Europe: Cinquième édition révisée.
Nations Unies. New York et Genève. 2009. iii, 18 p. (E/ECE/778/Rev.5)
Online version: http://www.un.org/Docs/journal/asp/ws.asp?m=E/ECE/778/Rev.5
Terms of Reference and Rules of Procedure of the Economic Commission for Europe: Fifth revised edition.
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. iii, 17 p. (E/ECE/778/Rev.5)
Online version: http://www.un.org/Docs/journal/asp/ws.asp?m=E/ECE/778/Rev.5
Transboundary Water Cooperation: Trends in the Newly Independent States.
(Water Series No. 4)
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2006. vi, 126 p. (ECE/MP.WAT/16)
Sales No. E.06.II.E.8. ISBN 978-92-1-116942-3.
Turkey meat – carcases and cuts: 2009 Edition. (UNECE Standard)
United Nations. New York and Geneva. 2009. vi, 54 p. (ECE/TRADE/358)
Sales No. E.07.II.E.2. ISBN 978-92-1-116954-6.
Online version: http://www.unece.org/trade/agr/standard/meat/e/Turkey_2009_e_Publication.pdf
Viande porcine – carcasses et découpes: Édition 2009. (Norme CEE-ONU)
Nations Unies. New York et Genève. 2009. vi, 54 p. (ECE/TRADE/358)
Sales No. F.07.II.E.2. ISBN 978-92-1-216490-8.
Online version: http://www.unece.org/trade/agr/standard/meat/f/Turkey_2009_f_Publication.pdf
II.H Public Administration
Good Practices and Innovations in Public Governance: United Nations Public Service Awards Winners and Finalists, 2003-2009.
United Nations. New York. 2009. xv, 284 p.
Sales No. E.09.II.H.1. ISBN 978-92-1-123180-9. (ST/ESA/PAD/SER.E/139)
Online version: http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/un-dpadm/unpan035284.pdf
III.B United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Human Development Report 2009: Overcoming barriers; Human mobility and development.
United Nations Development Programme. New York. 2009. xii, 217 p.
Online version: http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2009/
Rapport mondial sur le développement humain 2009: Lever les barrières;
Mobilité et développement humains.
Programme des Nations Unies pour le développement. New York. 2009. xi, 237 p.
Online version: http://hdr.undp.org/fr/rapports/mondial/rmdh2009/
III.T International Trade Centre (UNCTAD/WTO)
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III.Q United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT)
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UN-Habitat. Nairobi. 2009. xxx, 306 p.
Online version: http://www.unhabitat.org/content.asp?typeid=19&catid=555&cid=5607
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