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The Financial Services Authority is investigating the founder of Resolution, Clive Cowdery, and four other former directors at the financial services buyout vehicle's eponymous predecessor over "certain actions" at the time of the original firm's £5bn takeover battle with Hugh Osmond's Pearl Group in 2007.
Resolution Limited, the investment vehicle that Mr Cowdery listed last December, raising £650m for acquisitions in the process, said yesterday that it would not complete any deals while the inquiry was ongoing.
A total of five former executives at Mr Cowdery's first venture, Resolution plc, including Mr Cowdery himself and Mike Biggs, who is now chairman of Resolution Ltd, are being investigated by the City regulator. The company said the FSA is investigating the executives over "certain actions" conducted between October 2007 and May 2008, the period between Pearl's first bid and the deal's completion.
The other former directors being investigated are now working at Resolution Operations, a private company that provides services for Resolution Ltd. They include the chief financial officer, Jim Newman, the head of mergers & acquisitions, Ian Maidens, and the head of operations, Brendan Meehan. That leaves Resolution Operations' chief executive, John Tiner, ironically a former chief executive of the FSA, as the only senior executive not being investigated.
Resolution Ltd, which said it hopes for a "swift" conclusion to the inquiry, said the investigation will put any acquisitions on hold. Analysts said this is likely to deter investors, and Resolution's shares fell by 15 per cent.
"Resolution Ltd is a cash pile with an M&A [mergers and acquisitions] strategy. This development means that the M&A strategy cannot be executed until the situation is resolved favourably," James Pearce, an analyst at Cazenove, said. "Although some investors may view a cash pile with no solvency issues as preferable to mainstream life companies, the investment case has at least temporarily been removed."
Resolution plc, which specialised in buying life insurance portfolios that were closed to new business – so-called zombie funds – initially rejected a takeover offer from Pearl in October 2007, then agreed to be bought by rival Standard Life, before in November 2007 succumbing to an improved bid from Pearl, which had bought up a stake of about a quarter of its shares in the market. The deal closed in May 2008.
The company and the FSA declined to comment further on the investigation, citing confidentiality. "We note the announcement by the firm, which was necessary in order for it to fulfil its obligations under the listing rules," an FSA spokeswoman said. "As is our usual policy, we will not be commenting on an ongoing investigation."
Mr Cowdery sold his 3 per cent stake in Resolution for about £145m in Dec-ember 2007. The other directors being investigated, apart from Mr Biggs, also sold shares in the company at that time. Resolution said yesterday that these share sales had been examined by lawyers at the time, and were designed to head off a possible increase in capital gains tax on such sales that was being considered at the time by the Government.
Mr Cowdery braved one of the worst markets for initial public offerings when he listed Resolution Ltd in December, after deciding the need to have cash and currency to do deals was stronger than hitting the best value for the IPO.
Mr Cowdery, the former head of GE's primary insurance operations in Europe, created Resolution Life in 2003. He then led a reverse takeover of Britannic, which gave his company its first stock market listing in 2005, and ran the combined company until the completion of the Pearl deal, which saw him sell the business but not the name.
Resolution Ltd has positioned itself to take advantage of an expected increase in M&A opportunities in the financial sector. Many fund managers' share prices have tumbled and banks, bailed out across Europe, may seek to offload assets such as life insurance businesses as they restructure, creating a mix of assets for sale at low prices that Mr Cowdery views as targets.
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Rio said iron ore production fell 3% in the first quarter to 42 million tonnes as operations in the Pilbara region of Western Australia were disrupted by three tropical cyclones and monsoon rains.
Its hard coking coal output fell 12% on the year, copper was down 14% and alumina production dropped by 4%.
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Government announces measures to tackle UK lobbyists' lack of transparency
Lobbying is a grubby word in the UK. The Government is looking to clean it up, especially after revelations about former defence secretary Liam Fox's cosy relationship with best man Adam Werritty and his lobbying company Pargav.
A consultation paper on a proposed UK statutory register of lobbyists is aimed at greater transparency. The idea is that we all know who is talking to whom, about what, on whose behalf and to what end.
But at what cost to law firms?
Two of the biggest players on the lobbying scene, DLA Piper and Hogan Lovells, have been asking clients to make their views known. The two firms have deep concerns over having to publish details for public consumption. Even more so if the UK once again looks to the US with its compulsory system of reporting how much companies are paying to help bend the ear of politicians.
When Hogan & Hartson merged with Lovells, the US firm's Washington DC lawyers who were fluent in lobbying were surprised at the more formal UK approach. Because of the revolving door between private practice and the state for US lawyers, many have good contacts and a direct line to politicians, so it is seen as the norm.
At the post-merger firm, partner Paul Dacam and of counsel Charles Brasted's global policy advocacy team sits in Hogan Lovells' regulatory practice, which helps clients with lobbying.
Dacam says a parallel initiative in Brussels, while not compulsory, is seeing law firms excluded from certain information and access if they do not register.
Some firms have had their wrists slapped for registering as lobbyists while refusing to include details of who their clients are and how much they are paying for the chance to shape EU policy.
"We support transparency," Dacam says. "But our main concern is a total lack of clarity over who [the proposals] are aimed at, and no definition of lobbying.
"If they cover work just advising a client on legislative proposals, a lot of our clients would have to be on the register.
"Client confidentiality is an important and valuable principle and there are good commercial reasons why they don't want competitors to know who they're engaged with, on what issues and how much they're paying."
The Political and Constitutional Reform Committee has just published its report on the proposals, which it regards as worse than doing nothing. This will run and run.
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|239 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps ; 31 cm
|The aesthetics of form. Form and style conventions in figural carving ; Formal variety in masks ; Shared masking themes. Beauty and the beast ; Three-part horizontal composite masks ; Head-on-neck headdress ; Janus imagery --
Formal qualities in masks --
Inventive features: eyes, mouths, noses and ears --
Resonance: meaning, uses, purposes, functions and contexts. Invented spirits and invented forms ; Invented deities: figures ; Invented spirits: masks ; Carvers/artists ; The shrine contexts of figural sculpture ; Mask contexts and meanings ; Conclusion: revisiting invention --
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Peoples, cultures, and styles of Southeastern Nigeria. Igbo ; The lower Niger bronze industry ; Isoko ; Urhobo ; Ijo ; Ogoni ; Ibibio/Oron/Eket ; Ejagham/Efut ; Mbembe ; Bokyi ; Tiv ; Idoma-Akweya ; Igala --
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For most people "Irish craft" summons up shamrocks and leprechauns on cheap linen, pottery and roughly woven baskets. Ireland can do kitsch — but also craft. Both have their roots in rural life and the production of simple, functional objects, with craft given a contemporary twist to convey quality and purpose. You can see this in Brick Lane, E1, at Vernacular, during the London Design Festival.
Take the beautifully designed and made coloured stoneware and celadon-glazed porcelain of Derek Wilson — or Jack Doherty's subtly coloured Café Ceramic production range. In the same quiet vein are Alison Fitzgerald's refined willow baskets, based on the traditional Irish sciathóg used to drain and serve potatoes, and Aileen Anne Brannigan's soft natural Irish Limestone bowls for indoor and out.
An interest in nature and landscape and its impact on social history is evident in many Irish designs. The resin furniture of Sasha Sykes of Farm 21 gives this an urban take. She embeds things she finds in the fields of her home in County Carlow in acrylics and hand-cast resins. Sykes's Month of November screen highlights the beauty of the ordinary — beech leaves that she collects with her daughter Elinor on their daily walk to feed the chickens. A similar relationship to the countryside is evident in the woven wool fabrics of Cushendale Mill. Wool is spun, dyed and woven on site, as it has been for generations.
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Mehringdamm, one of the best known and busiest streets of central Berlin as well as of the locality of Kreuzberg counts at the same time among very few Berlin streets with 99% of its numbers belonging to one borough and only one placed in the neighbouring district: Mehringdamm 8-128 are in Kreuzberg but No. 129 – home to both Berlin´s Main Customs Office and Water And Shipping Board – is already in Tempelhof.
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The road was also used by the Knights of The Temple, or the Templars, Berlin´s and Cölln´s southern neighbours whose land it was on – in 1318 that land became the property of another Crusade-weathered military order, the Hospitalers.
The original 1837 name of the street, Tempelhofer Strasse, commemorated the Templars and their first settlements south of Berlin, the future borough, then locality, of Tempelhof.
The new name, Belle-Alliance-Strasse, commemorated the victory of allied armies at Waterloo in June 1815 where Napoleon suffered his final, crushing defeat. "Belle Alliance" stood for the farm (or estate) which became Napoleon´s headquarters before the decisive battle: it was where Field Marshall Blücher , the commander of the Prussian army, and Duke of Wellington , who led the English troops, met their French opponent after the battle.
Although the co-produced strategy worked out splendidly, there was clearly some disagreement over the naming of the historic triumph. Wellington insisted on calling it the "Battle of Waterloo" while Blücher preferred the sound of Schlacht bei Belle-Alliance. Eventually, the two gentlemen agreed to disagree and both kept their name of choice.
Hence the difference in history books published in the UK and Germany: the British children learn about the Waterloo victory while their German counterparts refer to it as the Battle of Belle Alliance.
The inn itself, partly damaged during WW2, serves as a nightclub today.
Another history lessons which cleared up a few more questions on the Berlin names list! Keep up the great work.


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by MillipedeMy story continued.......We were free from the world of Patriarchal religion. On a personal level, I began to blossom. I was working outside the home, not only paying the bills, but able to save a little money here and there. Gradually, the trappings of the Patriarchal movement fell away. I stopped wearing the Prairie wear, in fact I stopped wearing dresses and skirts altogether. I started listening to Rock music and even started listening to Heavy Metal again.My husband was headed down another path. He was adrift, like a rudderless ship he had no direction. We had a few Sundays where we did some Scripture readings in an attempt to have a "home Church" but they … [Read more...]
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by MillipedeI watched in the oncoming month as my husband's church world came apart. Everything carried a taint of the break; sermons where a new point of view was explained, the fellowship afterwards that was a shadow of its former self. I watched as my husband hung back while our pastor conversed with the other families, the passing hours no longer found found my husband in a tight circle of men fervently talking theology. With the spell of close friendship broken, my husband started leaving early, sometimes within the hour after service.I felt sorry for him, it's sad to see someone's dream crash about them. On the other hand.....I couldn't wait to get out the door. Years of … [Read more...]
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by MillipedeThere in some ways like that of the old church, but with a new twist all elders had to live within a certain distance of the town in which the new church was located. I think that it was 20 miles or something. It was along the lines of the members being close knit, of fellowshipping through the weekAs a side note- this was not like a cult, our pastor (I hate to use the same term over and over) for all his patriarchy, was not into hardcore control over the congregation. In the past, he was not the type to kick people out over arbitrary stuff. In fact, he really tried to avoid strife within the church. Although he believed in church authority he was not a very controlling … [Read more...]
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by CaluluI went home crying, shocked that my pastor had gone back on his word like that. It was a betrayal that left me reeling emotionally. Cried for days feeling a sense of deep betrayal. The pastor was quiet that week, no emails or phone calls.I told my husband that I thought the time was right for me to join him at the other church and that I had no intention of going back to the old church as a member ever again. He was the recipient that afternoon of quite a few emails from Tom Smith telling him that he was dicing with his very salvation by attending this main stream denomination filled with homosexual abortionists.Fast forward a week. Hubby and I both agree that the best … [Read more...]
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by MillipedeIn truth, our Pastor was going through a period of soul searching. In the years that we first met him, certain issues had driven him into the Patriot movement which in turn had exposed him to different variants of Christianity.Now, not quite a decade later, his experiences had found him wanting. He liked our church and the people in it, but he had also seen a lot of people leave in a huff. The hair splitting, the people who shied away from organized churches; coming from a traditional fundamentalist background, he felt that most people in the Patriot movement wanted to be a law unto themselves. He felt that they were Christian only on the surface and that they used it to … [Read more...]
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Who Was That Masked Man: Part 9
by CaluluHigh school graduation loomed for Tom's oldest non-disabled kid, a son that's as bright as they come. The son has always been in the gifted and talented program at the local schools and was eligible for a few different college scholarships. The problem was that except for the small scholarship money there was no other funds for college. the scholarships were about enough to pay Tom Jr.'s tuition at community college but not enough to pay for books, a car, and gas back and forth much less pay for room, board and tuition at one of Virginia's four year universities.How do I know that? Because Hubby was the recipient of a late night drunken call from Tom, a call out of the blue. … [Read more...]
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by MillipedeIn face of these events, I found work. Once I overcame my husband's reluctance to enter the workforce, he seemed to accept the situation. He drove me to pick up applications. He still held to his Patriarchal beliefs, but in light of our situation, he got over issue of my returning to the workplace.Things went smoothly for a couple of months and then came the phone call. My sister in law who lived at our previous residence called. She had received a notice for my husband to appear in civil court. It was an old medical bill from years back. This wasn't exactly a novel experience. In the last year that my husband was working, we had almost been sued over a smaller bill. … [Read more...]


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- 3/4 cup sugar
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- 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice
Cut pomegranates in half, and extract juice from seeds with a juicer or reamer. Strain through a fine sieve into a large bowl, discarding pulp. You should have about 3 1/3 cups juice.
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Sign/Laws of Nature/LoN: There is no sign for the law of gravity! Phenomena are only clues!.
Sign/E.g. Black Clouds: there must be a true inductive generalization, probability.
Sign/Armstrong: it is not necessary for a sign to act as a sign. There are signs that no one can read, and signs that are read by no one!.
Designated: like the sign always a particulate fact. There is no sign for the general! (I.e. neither for the validity of laws of nature!).
Vs: there are counter-E.g. against this simple definition of sign, however:
Signs/Indications: E.g. a certain disease is almost always fatal. You would not say, however, that the disease is a sign of death.
Sign: Never cause! - But: E.g. black clouds: here it is not quite correct. But still, the fact that the clouds are black has nothing to do with the induction of rain! Those features of the sign due to which the thing in question is designated by the sign are not causally responsible.
Also with irregularity (error, deception - irony disregarded here) a statement is still a sign. A sign can say different things in different contexts anyway. E.g. in a very specific meteorological situation, black clouds could also be signs for something other than rain._____________Explanation of symbols: Roman numerals indicate the source, arabic numerals indicate the page number. The corresponding books are indicated on the right hand side. ((s)…): Comment by the sender of the contribution.
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- SR Tendulkar 31
- AT Rayudu 2
- RG Sharma 58
- KA Pollard 20
- JEC Franklin 11*
- Harbhajan Singh 1*
- AA Chavan 0/17
- SR Watson 3/19
- SK Trivedi 0/9
- SK Warne 1/30
- J Botha 0/24
- A Singh 1/20
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Botha to Tendulkar, 1 run, SRT walks across and plays to short fine leg, Sharma has to hurry to make it through but he does
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, turned to mid-wicket, its a scramble again, but the two are committed
Botha to Tendulkar, no run, driven to mid on, Taylor dives to his left and saves any runs
Botha to Tendulkar, 1 run, it seems that every run in this over is rushed, that's to short fine leg again and they want the run despite the man there
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, nudged through the covers
Botha to Tendulkar, no run, SRT comes down the wicket and plays across the line, gets an inside edge to fine leg, good sstart from Botha
Botha to Sharma, no run, turned to mid-wicket by Sharma, Botha tossing it up nicely
Botha to Sharma, 1 wide, down the leg side and that's called wide
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, swept to deep backward square leg
Botha to Pollard, 1 run, Pollard is off the mark with an awkward steer to short third man, he does look uncomfortable getting down and playing the ball like that
Botha to Sharma, no run, Sharma continues to work the ball on the on side, turns it to mid-wicket but that area is protected
Botha to Sharma, no run, fuller delivery on off stump and driven to extra cover
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, full again, driven to long on this time
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, goes straight on and pushed to mid on
Botha to Pollard, 1 run, worked into the on-side very tentative from Pollard, Sharma wants one
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, Down on one knee, swept down to long on, Sharma going for the shots now
Botha to Pollard, 1 run, pushed to mid on, Pollard happy to turn the strike and not look for anything too big
Botha to Sharma, FOUR, very nice from Shrama, gives himself some room and hits against the turn, its a bit short and he carves it on the off side, great timing takes it to the boundary t
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, gets a big stride in and a leading edge into the covers, Warne doesn't pick up cleanly and Sharma calls for the run, he wants to keep strike
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, full from Botha and Sharma doesn't get hold of it, drives in the air to long off
Botha to Franklin, 1 run, cut through the covers just the one down there
Botha to Sharma, no run, stifled appeal from Botha, that was the offspinner and turning down the leg side, Sharma misses the sweep and is caught on the pads
Botha to Sharma, no run, well bowled, full and straight and Sharma has to dig it out of the blockhole
Botha to Sharma, 1 run, full on legstump and played to fine leg, Sharma would have wanted more from that ball
Botha to Franklin, FOUR, full again and its has spoilt a really good over from Botha. Franklin drives to long off and drives well, the timing is good enough and he beats the diving fielder. One over left.


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The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of science. [Sixth series.], vol. 37, no. 222. London: Taylor and Francis, June 1919." />
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RUTHERFORD, Ernest. "Collision of \Ka\k particles with light atoms. I: Hydrogen; II: Velocity of the hydrogen atom; III: Nitrogen and oxygen atoms; IV: An anomalous effect in nitrogen." Pp. [537-586]. Extract from: The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of science. [Sixth series.], vol. 37, no. 222. London: Taylor and Francis, June 1919.
8o. 6 plates, numerous diagrams in text (a few repairs on verso of plates). Disbound (few pages loose); cloth portfolio. Provenance: Harvey Plotnick (his sale, Christie's New York, 11 October 2002, lot 228).
FIRST EDITION. After Ernest Marsden noticed in 1915 that bombarding air with alpha particles appeared to generate some particles with exceptionally long range, Rutherford began to investigate the phenomenon in his laboratories at Manchester University. "In 1911, as a result of bombarding goldfoil with alpha particles, Rutherford formulated the hypothesis of the nuclear construction of the atom which is the basis of all subsequent work in atomic physics and chemistry. Most of the alpha particles passed straight through the foil, but some bounced back from it. Rutherford interpreted the bouncing in terms of his theory. Those that went through were simply passing through the planetary systems of electrons, while those that bounced back had hit, or interacted with, a nucleus. Eight years later, as reported in the paper cited, he found that alpha particles in collision with nitrogen atoms liberated from them nuclei of hydrogen atoms. Thus artificial transmutation was induced: in other words, the atom had been split" (PMM 411); Norman 1873.
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832 pages, 24 plates with colour photos and colour illustrations; b/w photos, b/w illustrations, tables
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Property Details for 772 Mayhill Road N, Maplewood, MN 55119
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2 Full
Lot Size: 0.32 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 76x184
Year Built: 1977
Garage Dimensions: 4 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Insulated Garage, Heated Garage
Style: (SF) Split Entry (Bi-Level)
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 2816
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1548
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1268 (approx)
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Living Room: 21x14
Dining Room: 12x8
Kitchen: 13x12
Bedroom 1: 16x11
Bedroom 2: 11x10
Bedroom 3: 11x9
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Family Room: 24x12
Bedroom 4: 13x11
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Four Season Porch: 20x16
Deck: 26x18
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
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School District: North St Paul-Maplewood
School District Phone: 651-748-7410
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The B.A.D. Obstacle Challenge is a worldwide obstacle course challenge and adventure race with races spread throughout North America. The first race for 2017 is coming to Sam Boyd Stadium on Saturday, May 20th and as the chosen Charitable partner for the event - WE NEED YOUR HELP!
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PURPOSE: Postoperative compensatory lung growth (CLG) after lung resection has been established in animal models. However, detecting CLG in clinical patients is limited. Our purpose was to determine CLG by evaluating preoperative and postoperative "estimated quantity of pulmonary tissue (EQPT)."
METHODS: A total of 25 from 735 consecutive patients who underwent lobectomy or bilobectomy for primary lung cancer from 2003 to 2009 were selected. Patients who had chest wall resections, obstructive pneumonia, a tumor > 3 cm in size, or perioperative chemotherapy were excluded. The 25 patients were evaluated by spirometry, 3D CT volumetry, and mean CT numbers (Hounsfield Units) both before and more than one year after surgery. "Estimated quantity of pulmonary tissue" (EQPT) was calculated by multiplying lung volume (ml) and estimated mean lung density (g/ml): density = (mean CT number + 1000) / 1000. Patients were divided into 2 groups: A. Number of resected subsegments ≥ 10 (n=12); B. Number of resected subsegments < 10 (n=13). All parameters were evaluated by "%postoperative values": actual postoperative values / predicted post operative values (%); prediction was made by: preoperative values x (42 - number of resected subsegments) / 42.
RESULTS: For Group A, the mean time after lung resection was 3.7 ± 1.7 years, and for Group B it was 3.3 ± 1.4 years. FVC and FEV1 "%postoperative values" were 119 ± 11% and 118 ± 15% in A, and 107 ± 9% and 103 ± 7% in B, respectively. In Group A, the %postoperative lung volume on the surgical side was 170 ± 32%, and in Group B it was 120 ± 19%. In Group A, the %postoperative EQPT on the surgical side was 127 ± 34%, and in Group B it was 84 ± 16% (p<0.002).
CONCLUSIONS: EQPT was greater than predicted after major lung resection.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Major lung resection may trigger CLG that can be clinically evaluated by the "estimated quantity of pulmonary tissue."
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Teruaki Mizobuchi, Terunaga Inage, Junichi Morimoto, Yuichi Sakairi, Fumihiro Ishibashi, Masako Chiyo, Takurou Kometani, Takekazu Iwata, Yasumitsu Moriya, Hidehisa Hoshino, Shigetoshi Yoshida, Ichiro Yoshino
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River Under Rain(2008)
(The first book in the River Under Rain series)
A novel by William Illsey Atkinson
A young Native man in the Pacific Northwest has a talent for finding underwater corpses. After his partner is murdered a sympathetic doctor decodes his strange skill and helps the young man find justice.
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As an animal lover, I've always been drawn to the exquisite craftsmanship when it comes to building a Bird House. My Grandma had three or four different bird houses that I loved to look at every time we went over to her house. She would always have fresh nectar ready for her flying friends. I can't even tell you how many beautiful birds we would see come and go from her trees. My Grandma also had a garden that she would allow us to pick from. She had the best carrots and radishes. There's nothing as good as home grown vegetables. We would sit in the garden and watch the birds while having a healthy snack. Nature is a beautiful thing.
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Axis Bank, as a part of the power salute salary account, has introduced a 'nil loan processing fee' for all categories of defence forces
Axis Bank has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Army for the power salute, a salary account exclusively for the army personnel.
Axis Bank, as a part of the power salute salary account, has introduced a 'nil loan processing fee' for all categories of defence forces. Apart from this, the features of the account include: Unique life time account number which can be used at all branches of Axis Bank anywhere in India; Zero minimum balance requirement and services like ATM cards; Net banking/e-statement/draft at Axis Bank locations; Fund transfer through RTGS/NEFT and unlimited number of transactions at other bank ATMs are offered totally free of cost along with the power salute account.
The PMEAC, in its 'Review of the Economy 2010-11' released today, said the country's GDP is likely to grow by 9% in 2011-12, back to the high rate it had witnessed before onset of the global economic recession
New Delhi: The Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) today projected the economic growth in the country at 8.6% for the current fiscal on the back of rebound in farm output and added that inflation will come down to 7% by March-end due to declining food prices, reports PTI.
The PMEAC, in its report 'Review of the Economy 2010-11' released today, also said the country's gross domestic product (GDP) is likely to grow by 9% in 2011-12, back to the high rate it had witnessed before onset of the global economic recession.
The PMEAC's projection of 8.6% growth is in line with government estimates released earlier this month.
According to PMEAC, the agriculture sector is expected to grow at 5.4% this fiscal. This is higher than the 0.4% rate of growth registered by the farm sector in 2009-10.
"Agriculture will do very well this year. We might have record harvest of wheat," PMEAC chairman C Rangarajan said here.
The council also said the services and industry sectors would maintain the high growth rate of the last few years.
While services is expected to register a growth rate of 9.6%, industry is projected to grow by 8.1%.
During the last fiscal, services sector had witnessed a growth of 9.1%, while manufacturing had grown by 8.8%.
The PMEAC further said the overall inflation is expected to be at 7% by March-end and that the rate of price rise in the case of manufactured goods has been low.
"The declining trend in food prices, particularly that of vegetables, will result in lower food inflation...
Considerable care from the policy side has to be taken to ensure that the manufactured goods inflation remains below 5% in 2011-12," it said.
The overall inflation for January has been at 8.23%, while food inflation was at 11.05% in the first week of February.
"My government is deeply concerned over the adverse impact of inflation on the aam aadmi and the threat it poses to the growth momentum", president Pratibha Patil said in her address to Parliament marking the beginning of the budget session
New Delhi: "Deeply concerned" over the impact of rising prices on aam aadmi (common man), president Pratibha Patil today said the government would accord top priority to fighting inflation, reports PTI.
The top priority of the government in 2011-12 "will be to combat inflation and, in particular to protect the common man from the impact of rising food prices," she said in her address to Parliament marking the beginning of the budget session.
"My government is deeply concerned over the adverse impact of inflation on the aam aadmi and the threat it poses to the growth momentum", the president said.
While the food inflation had touched 18.32% in December 2010 before moderating to over 11% this month, the overall inflation still stood above 8% against the comfort level of 5%-6%.
The long-term solution to deal with rising inflation lies in raising agricultural productivity, she said, pointing out that rate of price rise had remained a problem during the last year.
The government, she said, took a number of pro-active measures to counter rising prices of food items and combat inflation.
"The import regime has been liberalised to ease supply constraints of critical items. Exports of commodities like edible oils and pulses have been banned. Pulses are being supplied at subsidised prices through the public distribution system," the president said.
The public sector units, she said, were directed to open more retail outlets for selling vegetables to individual consumers. "These steps have shown results," Ms Patil added.
"In fact, inflation was declining until November last when unseasonal rains in some states, led to a spurt in vegetable prices. These prices have come down again following the arrival of the fresh crop," she said.


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Greeting to all and welcome new friends to the EastWing.
Seems it's happened every year forever. I look forward to the start of the tax filing season and come toward the end of March, I start looking forward to the end of the tax filing season. That time has come for this tax filing season.
The long hours for many days have been put in, the time has come. It's time to look forward to the end of this tax filing. Season. And so I do. Come April 16th and all the world is turning green, and everybody wants to go outside and play, I go outside and play. The hard part of my work for the year is finished. The rest of my work year is pretty much scheduled at my convenience. It's a wonderful life.
A few weeks ago I was asked if I'd talk about the Peeps of Springtime once again, and said we'd wait to see what the little frogs had to say 'bout that. A few days ago I received an email telling me the little frogs had made their voice heard in Kentucky and so it's time to once again tell the story of the Bells of Springtime.
I'm so enjoying the sounds of springtime nights. So much so that the other night I decided to go out and visit those little sounds of the night. They're frogs, ya know, those sounds that come to your ears from the darkness, from the nighttime. Those sounds come from little frogs called Spring Peepers.
Little fellers, them Spring Peepers, smaller than your thumb. But happy boys indeed, happy to be alive in the springtime. All the sounds from all those little boy frogs remind me of sleigh bells ringing. In fact, these little guys are called the Bells of Springtime. They're certainly music to my new ears, those Bells of Springtime. This year, with my new electronic hearing aids, it's the first time I have heard the Bells of Springtime in a long time, a long time, and it's still pretty music to my ears.
When the crushing cold of winter starts to yield to warmer times, as it does every year, even when we think it'll never end, it does, and on a cold night, the wind is still, and the frost is heavy. The moon, a bright yellow ball hanging in a cloudless sky. While the air is so crisp ya could break with a hammer a movement starts under the dead leaves of an autumn past. Life resurrecting.
First one eye, then the other, one leg moves, then the another. In a matter of minutes everything is working just the way he left 'em when he dug deep under the leaves to freeze near death for the winter. A little frog is coming back from a place between death and darkness, a twilight zone of frogs. A Bell of Springtime is tuning up to ring.
I almost forgot to tell ya an interesting thing 'bout not only the Peeps but all frogs. It's the way they survive the winter. Now frogs have the ability to make their own kinda anti-freeze. I'm already starting to see some of my emails next week, laughing 'bout the frog anti-freeze joke. Before ya start laughing, ya better check it out, 'cause I'm telling ya I know a lot 'bout frogs.
It never ceases to amaze me how my friends of the EastWing continue to remember stories that I didn't even think were worth remembering. Guess when it's springtime, it's just time for the Peeps.
I still remember a few years back, when I got my first digital hearing aids that allowed me to hear the Peeps of Springtime for the first time in many years. Tears filled my eyes as the sound filled my ears and the Peeps of Springtime once again croaked back into my life.
Peeps are kinda cool, but only when ya can hear 'em. If ya can't hear the Peeps, then it's kinda like listening a broadcast of the 4th of July fireworks on the radio. It takes something away.
It was the day before the official start of Spring. A cold day, a windy day, an overall miserable day to be outside in the weather. Yet when I reached the warm confines of the EastWing, sat down at the computer and looked out the south wall of glass, I saw seven robins on the ground. Six little boys puffing out their chests, and one little girl. And she's having nothing to do with any of 'em. The way those little boy robins were strutting around the yard, why, you'd think they were peacocks. I guess little boys in the springtime are all the same. Be they birds, or cats, or rats, or elephants, little boys of springtime want to play.
Before ya know it the pretty little springtime friend of mine, that pretty little dandelion, will be a welcome guest in the EastWing gardens. Most folks loath that pretty little friend of mine. But they miss the beauty of nature when they blame that pretty little dandelion for messing up their manicured lawn. Give me a break here, do ya really think they mowed the grass in the Garden of Eden? I don't think so. Was the pretty little Springtime Friend of Mine in that garden. Oh sure.
After all, dandelion spelled backwards is noilednad which is an old Hebrew word meaning "Little Flower Queen of The Garden". Yet another reason I believe the dandelion was in the Garden of Eden, remember when Jesus, while at a wedding party, turned water into wine. Now just think about that for a second, Jesus wanted to do something really special. Anybody can make wine from grapes. Jesus made Dandelion Wine.
Those who spend the summer working hard to maintain that perfect lawn, well, they lose a lot. And just one of the things they lose is summer. If all your thoughts are maintaining the lawn, ya missed one of Gods greatest gifts. The gift, why it's the summertime of course.
The email this week brought a set of most interesting questions. How are you able to think of all this stuff you say every week? How much time do you spend on what you have to say on Sunday Night? I'm glad you asked.
How I think about what I have to say, I don't have a clue. I just do. It seems that when I set down at the keyboard on Sunday Evening and start to type, the words are either there, or not. When the words are there, the whole evening is complete within an hour at most.
Now it's when the words are not there, now that's what will make my Sunday Evening stretch into the nighttime. I've forever said, the good stories can be told in 10 minutes. It's the bad ones, the bad ones, they takes me hours and hours, and then they're still bad when I'm finished. Bad is kinda like ugly. Ya can't improve on bad, or ugly.
Have you noticed that in all the discussions currently going on in Washington DC, talking about gun control, not a single politician has made any type recommendation on how to get the guns away from the bad guys?
They've only developed strategies on how to get the guns from the law abiding citizens. DUH! Seems like the wrong group is being targeted for gun eradication. Course the politicians may not want to make the bad guys mad. Unlike the good guys, the bad guys wouldn't put up with their crap. They'd shoot 'em. After all, they've got all the guns they need.
Stay safe in Afghanistan.
From the EastWing, Looking for the End, Going Out To Play, The Peeps of Springtime, Sounds To My Ears, That Pretty Little Springtime Friend Of Mine, Manicured Lawns & Missing Summer, The Time To Say, Bad & Ugly. Gun Control For The Good Guys.
I Wish You Well,


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