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Disabled veteran says Big Y is biased:
Store claims service dog defecated several times
Published: Monday, August 02, 2010
By Luther Turmelle, North Bureau Chief
Kim Mucha feels dumped on. And so does Big Y.
Mucha was banned from Big Y Supermarkets' North Haven location last month after her service dog pooped in the store's aisles. Mucha claims the ban is a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Officials at Big Y say Mucha is trying to sully the reputation of the Springfield, Mass.-based company. A spokeswoman said Big Y has a record of fairly treating shoppers with disabilities at all of the chain's 54 locations in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
"We must be doing something right," said Claire D'Amour-Daley, a spokeswoman for the family-owned chain.
D'Amour-Daley disputes Mucha's version of the events that occurred in June and resulted in the Air Force veteran from Wallingford getting a letter from Big Y saying that if she returns to the store, she will be arrested for trespassing.
The dispute between Mucha and the supermarket chain is being played out in the shadow of the 20th anniversary of the ADA, celebrated July 26.
Service dogs are permitted in businesses under specific guidelines set forth in the ADA. Mucha relies on her service dog, Ivy, for balance.
"They treated me and my dog like criminals," a visibly frustrated Mucha said last week, with Ivy lying quietly at her feet. "My dog pooped on the floor and I cleaned it up right away. I've worked in supermarkets before, and I've seen old people and kids make messes on the floor and nobody ever threatened to have them arrested."
Ivy serves two purposes: to help Mucha retain her balance, which was affected during an accident she suffered as a military policewoman while in the Air Force, and to pick up low-lying packages and items from the floor or shelves, a skill Ivy learned through the East Coast Assistance Dogs program, which has a location in Torrington.
Mucha is considering legal action against the chain, which has 25 Connecticut stores, including five in the New Haven area.
But, according to D'Amour-Daley, Big Y was within its rights to banish Mucha and Ivy from the store.
D'Amour-Daley disputes Mucha's version of the story, saying Ivy was not anywhere near her owner, was not on a leash and defecated on the floor several times, including once in an area near where Big Y employees were making sandwiches for customers.
"We take our responsibility to insure the public health very seriously in the communities that we serve," D'Amour-Daley said. "At the same time, we've worked with customers who have service dogs before without any complaints. We normally ask that they just give us a call ahead of time."
According to Kevin Barry, a Quinnipiac University law professor, the ADA is designed to help people with disabilities to move about in public places and at businesses with the same freedom as their able-bodied counterparts.
"Not doing so is discrimination — it is a denial of access to people with disabilities by refusing to reasonably modify existing policies," Barry said. "Under the ADA, service animals are not limited to guide dogs, which are used by some people who are blind."
Service animals include signal dogs (used by people with hearing impairments to alert them to sounds) and any other animal individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability, such as a dog trained to assist people with mobility impairments.
No advance notice is needed to bring a service dog into a business, he said. The dogs are identified by a green vest with a white-lettered "service dog" logo, Barry said.
"This is a sobering reminder of how far the ADA still has to go in achieving its promise of equality of opportunity," he said. "Twenty years ago, the woman you describe may have stayed home rather than endure the embarrassment and headache of going to the market. Twenty years later, she shouldn't have to."
The ADA permits retailers like Big Y to banish service dogs only if the animal's actions have "fundamentally altered" how a business operates, Barry said.
"Apparently, the only 'business' implicated here was the dog's, and the woman cleaned it up," he said. "Does Big Y send letters to parents of 2-year-olds who accidentally engage in similar kinds of 'business'?"
Mucha said she was embarrassed because of the way the manager of the North Haven store reacted, yelling at her and summoning workers that "looked like they were wearing haz-mat suits."
While D'Amour-Daley would not comment on the store manager's demeanor, she said Big Y responds differently to the release of bodily fluids in the store than if a glass bottle of soda broke in one of the aisles.
"There is a certain protocol for cleaning up bodily fluids," she said.
Call Luther Turmelle at 203-789-5706.


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Things keep getting worse for Toronto's drunken-stupor-prone mayor, Rob Ford.
A new video that surfaced Thursday shows him in a rambling rage, using threatening words including "kill" and "murder," as the saga that has gripped Canadians for months took yet another twist.
The mayor told reporters moments after the video was posted online that he was "extremely, extremely inebriated" in it and "embarrassed" by it. The context of the cursing-filled video, which appeared Thursday on the Toronto Star's website, is unknown and it's unclear who the target of Ford's wrath is. It prompted another round of calls for Ford to step down.
It's been a whirlwind of a week for Ford, who on Tuesday admitted to having smoked crack once while drunk about a year ago. Police said last week they had obtained a different, long-sought video that shows Ford smoking a crack pipe.
Ford said Thursday he made mistakes and "all I can do is reassure the people. I don't know what to say."
"When you are in that state … I hope none of you have ever or will ever be in that state," Ford said.
"It's extremely embarrassing. The whole world is going to see it."
At one point in the new video, Ford says he'll "make sure" the unknown person is dead.
A visibly agitated Ford tells another person in the room, possibly the man filming the video, that he wants to "kill" someone in an expletive-laced rant. "Cause I'm going to kill that (expletive) guy," Ford says. "No holds barred brother. He dies or I die."
Despite immense pressure from allies and critics, the mayor of North America's fourth largest city has refused to resign or take a leave of absence.
City Councilor James Pasternak urged Ford to make a "dignified exit."
"The video is very disturbing," he said. "It's very upsetting, it's very sad."
Even before the new video's emergence, members of Toronto's City Council were already trying to ramp up their campaign to force Ford from office, despite facing steep hurdles. Municipal law makes no provision for the mayor's forced removal from office unless he's convicted and jailed for a criminal offence.
City Councilor Denzil Minnan-Wong, a member of Ford's executive committee, said Thursday he plans to amend a motion he has filed that would ask Ford to take a leave of absence. The amendment takes the unprecedented step of asking the province of Ontario to pass legislation to remove the mayor should he not agree to take a leave of absence.
The province has said it has no plans to amend the law, but the councilor was undeterred.
"Quite frankly extraordinary measures are needed in extraordinary times," Minnan-Wong said.
Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly said other members of the executive committee won't support the motion, a measure that could be voted on next Wednesday.
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne has said she's concerned that Ford's personal issues were making it difficult for the city to carry on normally. But she said it was up to police, the courts or the mayor to take action.

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I want to check the construct-validity of an expected two factor model (one factor with 7 observed variables and one factor with 4 variables). I treat the 11 variables as categorical. Making a CFA with Analysis: Type=General and Output: Standardized I get a CFI 0.93. How is it possible to see if or which items should be taken out of the model, to get a better CFI? How is it possible to see that maybe some items are highly correlated with the items of the other factor? How is it possible to compute residual covariances? Some residual variances are quite high. Which is the best estimator for such a check of construct-validity? If i look to the model in an EFA i can see in a varimax rotation that some Items load high on the other factor. But in an EFA there is no CFI. Do i have to change between EFA and CFA to make the construct-validity? Thank you.
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The way to see which items may not behave the way you expect them to is to do an EFA as you have done. You can also do an EFA in a CFA framework where you can obtain standard errors, other fit measures like CFI, and modification indices.
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Thank you very much. But what does "EFA in a CFA framework" mean? If I make a CFA with for example: Type is General, and Model: f1 by y1 y2 etc. and Output: Standardized. I get standard errors and see significant unstandardized loadings. The standardized loadings are nearly conform to those estimated (unrotated) in an EFA. I can see in this CFA also RMSEA and SRMR. But this seems not to be that what you understand with "EFA in a CFA-Framework". The other thing is which "Estimator" is a "good" one for this check of the construct validity?
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This post originally started out by taking a look at the bonkers new Mercedes-Benz C63 Coupe Black and its 517 horsepower. This car is the sportier version of the C63, a vehicle that was the chintzy go-to option for blonde, plastic filled wives of successful real estate agents. It's also the most powerful C-class ever […]


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by Penny Martin .
Margiela Exposes His Origins
You might feel you now know what's going to be in the shops come January (lots of white, lots of lace etc.). But if you want to know what designers will be doing in three seasons' time, you need look no further than Martin Margiela, who has been emulated by nearly everyone this week. So you'd better get your sewing machine out and run yourself up an elegant dress. Don't think of cutting it from the roll of fabric it's made from, though. These were also propped up on the trolleys that were wheeled, Sisyphus-like, around the Stade de France tonight. Brilliant.


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It's no secret the Arizona Cardinals have serious issues along their offensive line. After the unit was routinely overpowered by the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night, they might be ready to do something about it.
SI.com's Peter King wrote Tuesday that he has heard the Cardinals have some interest in Baltimore Ravens left tackle Bryant McKinnie, who has spent most of the season on the pine behind left tackle Michael Oher and rookie right tackle Kelechi Osemele.
McKinnie is a former Pro Bowl player who appears to have worn out his welcome in Baltimore. He stayed with the team after taking a $1 million paycut before the season, but he has rarely played. He could be of value to the Cardinals, who have the two worst starting tackles in football, according to ProFootballFocus.com.
PFF calculated (via King) that Bobbie Massie and D'Anthony Batiste have combined to surrender 25 sacks and 74 quarterback hurries in eight games. This explains why Kevin Kolb can't sneeze without feeling intense pain and almost every John Skelton dropback turns into a panicked check-down to a receiver not named Larry Fitzgerald.
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McKinnie isn't the player he was with the Minnesota Vikings, but he's still a better option than what the Cardinals have been running out there for two months.
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Being keen observers of the visual, we here at The Daily Zombies have seen our share of intriguing adverts. While we will definitely not be the first to express our distaste of the often propagandistic tools (despite our delight with the firmly tongue-in-cheeks parodies, such as the anti-Slave Leia ones or the one that teaches you how to talk to your kids on Star Wars), we have stumbled upon one particularly interesting one this week... complete with a profound message: Drive Recklessly.
This clever PSA done by the folks from Upright Citizens Brigade's Midnight Show, utilised the reverse psychology in a decidedly, awesome sci-fi way, with the message behind remaining strong and lasting for the viewers.
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text: Hi Tintin, Just a hint on the cloning issue, I have been using SystemImager for a a few years and it works really great. It works in the way that you install a client and the master. Then you install the SI server software on the master and the Client software on the client. After that you pull the clients image to the master. The image is saved as a directory tree so you can edit the image if you want. Then you set up a few servers on the master (dhcp etc), SI have scripts for doing that so its just answering questions (almost). After that just boot your uninstalled nodes from a floppy or bootprom, and they will partition themselves and pull the image from the server. When a upgrade is due, install the software on one client and pull that image the the master and then distribute it (only the new files will be distributed and old files removed) you do not even have to reboot (although it can handle kernel changes too) This is the basic variant, if you want you only have to install one machine and pull its image to itself, but then you have to know what you are doing. (i have done it on out course machines). http://systemimager.org/ Best regards //Andreas *************************************** * Andreas Boklund * * Lecturer in Computer Science * * University of Trollhattan/Uddevalla * * Sweden * * * * andreas at boklund.nu * *************************************** >>> "Tintin J Marapao" <cjereme at ucla.edu> 09/06/02 07:14 AM >>> Hi All, In the lab I work in, we have an 10 node suse linux cluster. its about 2-3 years old and has started to act really really funky. We are planning to overhaul the whole thing, replacing the hard drive of the world node and installing a newer version of suse 8.0. Does anyone have any tips before I start thrashing it (aside from crossing my fingers?) I am actually more concerned about how I can go about cloning the nodes efficiently...with the least amount of anxiety Any input is welcome :) Thanks, Tintin


text: On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 11:57 PM, Steven Toth <stoth at linuxtv.org> wrote: > Markus Rechberger wrote: >> >> On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 6:54 PM, Steven Toth <stoth at linuxtv.org> wrote: >>> >>> barry bouwsma wrote: >>>> >>>> --- On Sun, 9/14/08, Steven Toth <stoth at linuxtv.org> wrote: >>>> >>>>> is that the BSD folks can't port the GPL license into BSD because it's >>>>> not compatible. >>>> >>>> I don't want to see any religious war here (trimmed to dvb >>>> list), but... >>>> >>>> There is GPL code distributed as part of *BSD sources, >>>> as you can see by reading the licensing in, for example, >>>> $ ls /lost+found/CVSUP/BSD/FreeBSD.cvs/src/sys/gnu/dev/sound/pci/ >>>> Attic emu10k1-alsa.h,v maestro3_reg.h,v p17v-alsa.h,v >>>> csaimg.h,v maestro3_dsp.h,v p16v-alsa.h,v >>> >>> Interesting. >>> >>>> >>>>> I owe it to myself to spend somehime reading the BSD licencing. Maybe >>>>> the GPL is compatible with BSD. >>>> >>>> It all depends on the intended use -- whether for optional >>>> kernel components as above. In the distributions, though, >>>> it's kept separated. >>>> >>>> It's also possible to dual-licence source, and I see a good >>>> number of such files in NetBSD under, as an example, >>>> /lost+found/CVSUP/BSD/NetBSD.cvs/src/sys/dev/ic/ >>> >>> I'm be quite happy to grant a second license on my work the the BSD >>> guys, as the copyright owner I can do that. The legal stuff gets messy >>> quickly and I don't claim to understand all of it. >>> >> >> Great move Steven! Can we move the TDA10048 code over, maybe adding >> a note that it's dual licensed would be nice? > > In principle yes. > > I'd like to see an example of dual license just to make sure it has no nasty > side effects. > > Can you point me at one of your dual-license drivers so I can review the > wording? > videodev2.h is also dual licensed. Markus > Regards, > > Steve > >


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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic – The Dominican National Drug Control agency says 35 soldiers and police officers have been arrested in a crackdown on drug smuggling to Europe.
Drug control chief Rolando Rosado says four French citizens were also arrested. Authorities say the four were attempting to fly 710 kilograms (1,562 pounds) of cocaine to Paris on a French-registered private plane from the resort area of Punta Cana when they were arrested.
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Accueil > Asked for review > Extranodal Lymphomas
Extranodal Lymphomas
dimanche 3 février 2013
By Judith A. Ferry, MD
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Copyright : 2011
Extranodal Lymphomas is a practical, easy-to-use guide that helps you accurately diagnose even the most challenging cases. Dr. Judith Ferry and leaders in the field present their expertise to fill the need for a highly-illustrated, authoritative reference that keeps you up to date on histologic, immunophenotypic, genetic, and clinical features, along with risk factors and current nomenclature. This comprehensive resource also features access to the fully searchable text and a downloadable image library online at www.expertconsult.com so you'll have convenient access to everything you need for effective diagnostic decision making.
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Quickly find pathologic criteria with chapters organized by anatomic site providing a comprehensive list of extranodal sites, including the central nervous system, the head and neck, heart, lungs, gastrointestinal tract, skin, bone, bone marrow, and more.
"Even though there are many highly rated hematopathology books on the market, there was a need for an authoritative reference book dedicated to extranodal lymphomas. This book is definitely a refreshing addition to the hematopathology literature. This book offers a systematic review, by anatomic location, of different lymphoma subtypes, both common and uncommon. Lymphomas in a certain anatomic location are further divided into primary and secondary ones. I find this approach to lymphomas to be innovative, interesting, and easy to follow, especially for surgical pathologists who deal with a wide spectrum of cases at different anatomic locations. The book follows the principles of WHO classification by describing the pertinent clinical, morphologic, immunophenotypic, and genetic features of each entity at a specific location. It also includes an extensive discussion of differential diagnosis, which I find especially useful." - Anamarija M Perry, MD(University of Cincinnati College of Medicine), excerpts from Doody's review service, Rating - 4 Stars !
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Detroit businessman Dr. William (Bill) Pickard recently hosted a reception and dinner that some would consider a kind of think tank with the ultimate goal of establishing relationships and partnerships between the Detroit community and one of the nation's oldest Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Alabama State University, located in Montgomery, Ala.
Pickard is the founder, chairman and chief executive of Global Automotive Alliance, one of the country's leading minority-owned businesses. He is widely known for his innovative approach to business development, and he is poised to bring his wealth of knowledge and experience to ASU. One of his major endeavors for ASU is the establishment of the Entrepreneurial
Center for Innovation and Change.
"Entrepreneurship is surfacing as one of the critical success factors not only in the recovery of our nation's economy but also as an essential element in our continued prosperity," Pickard wrote in his personal invitations to those who were asked to be involved in the Detroit event.
The Downtown Athletic Club in Detroit was the site of the reception, which was held in conjunction with ASU's National Alumni Association meeting. The event was one of the initial steps in the development of the Entrepreneurial Center. The organizers' goal was to engage Detroit businessmen and community leaders in the proposed Entrepreneurial Center at ASU.
Pickard explained in his letter that the Michigan site was 322an ideal location for the historic meeting.
"As one of the regions with the highest number of ASU alumni, the Detroit-Alabama connect is strong," wrote Pickard. "Through endeavors like this meeting, we have the opportunity to collaborate and strengthen our capacity to establish entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial thinking as core leadership competencies for the 21st century."
The Detroit partnership has a number of benefits for Alabama State University, including establishing venues for student recruitment and student internship opportunities.
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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Israeli media reported this week that the Israeli Embassy in London and Buckingham Palace are close to an agreement on having Queen Elizabeth confer honorary knighthood on Israeli President Shimon Peres when he visits the UK next month.
The appointment would make Peres a Knight Commander in the Order of St. Michael and St. George, a title usually reserved for British colonial affairs officials, foreign-service officers and high-ranking diplomats in Commonwealth countries.
However, the Queen has on numerous occasions appointed foreigners to the Order. Among some of the more famous are Bill Gates and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
The honorary nature of the appointment means Peres would not be entitled to prefix "Sir" before his name.
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More than half of workers are not aware of a plan to automatically enrol employees into a pension scheme, just weeks before the reform comes into effect, according to new research.
A survey of 5,200 adults by finance firm Scottish Widows found that 52% were "completely unaware" that workers will automatically join a company scheme from October 1.
The findings were "alarming", with lower paid staff less likely to know about auto-enrolment, said the report.
Lynn Graves of Scottish Widows said: "With just three weeks to go until auto-enrolment comes into force, it is shocking that there remains such a gap in awareness, and that the media has had to step in to play a pivotal role in educating people about these changes."
Almost two thirds of those questioned said they only heard about the pension change through the media.
A Department for Work and Pensions spokesman: "We will boost awareness of automatic enrolment with our national campaign which includes television advertising from later this month.
"While the launch is in October, we are bringing the reforms in gradually over the next five years, so it's understandable that some people will not be aware of the changes. The Pensions Regulator is working with employers to make sure they have the information they need to explain the benefits of workplace pensions to their staff."


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I've been trying to settle loose ends the past few days without a lot of success. I am still intrigued by the potential relationship the first wife of Joseph Parker (named as Mrs. Mary A. Hall, daughter of David Allen in her son Elijah Parker's bio) may be the sister of my gg-gmother Rebecca Allen (m. Mathew Hooper Monroe). Joseph Parker's 2nd wife was Nancy Monroe (d/o James Monroe and Jane Dawdy) so we know Joseph probably knew Mathew and Rebecca. William F. Parker (s/o Joseph and Mary) may be the Wm J Parker age 24 in 1860 Hart Co., KY census of F. A. Allen (m. Lydia Ann Bratcher). I believe F. A. Allen is most likely Francis A. Allen and a nephew of Rebecca (and Mary?) and he and William F. Parker are (first?) cousins. A number of years ago I had some brief correspondence with a descendant of Francis A. Allen. This person was living just south of Tribune, KS and said his Francis Allen was born in Hart Co., KY and for a period of time he lived in Rice Co., KS. Just the same places where Rebecca Allen's descendants were! He didn't know who Francis' parents were. Francis Allen's first wife Lydia Bratcher died young and he married again and this person descended from the second marriage. I lost track of the correspondent when his email changed. We emailed very little during the time we had contact as his grandfather had recently died and he was the one dealing with all the estate issues, etc. Surely would like to find him again!
I checked Joseph Parker's 1840 Barren Co., KY census today. There is one male < 5 (Robert Allen Parker), one male 5-9 (William F. Parker), one male 30-39 (Joseph), 1 female < 5 (Sarah Parker), 1 female 10-14 (perhaps a daughter of Mary Allen by Mr. Hall?) and 1 female 30-39 (Mary Allen Hall Parker). I could not find a Barren Co. marriage to fit for a Hall female 1840-1850 that I could for sure identify with Mary or Joseph. This young woman is not with Joseph and second wife Nancy Monroe in 1850 census.
I would very much like to tie all these folks together. If anyone can help, please chime in. Thanks!
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European Commission
Joaquín Almunia
Vice President of the European Commission responsible for Competition Policy
Speech: Doing more with less – State aid reform in times of austerity: Supporting growth amid fiscal constraints
King's College – The modernisation of State aid rules
London, 11 January 2013
Mr Secretary of State,
Professor Jacobs,
Dear Students,
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I thank King's College and the College of Europe for joining forces to organise this event. Initiatives of this kind are the perfect opportunity to discuss the policies and explain the decisions that we take together in the European institutions. Indeed, EU policy-making is based on regular consultations and an open dialogue with the organisations and individuals that are affected by our decisions. But I like to participate in such debates out of Brussels to counter the perception of the EU as a bureaucratic Leviathan and open new channels of communication with our stakeholders and with our fellow citizens. I am also happy that this conference takes place in London, given that the UK is one of the most active supporters of our topic today, the strategy for the modernisation of State Aid control.
Our initiative will streamline the rules and procedures and will propose a new compact to Europe's governments. The reform started to bear its first fruits in December, as I will explain later on, and its different components will be discussed and adopted from now until mid-2014. But our strategic initiative will have its intended effects only if it dovetails with the many measures to support growth taken at national level. I hope this will also happen with the industrial strategy unveiled by Secretary Cable last year, shortly after the Olympics. Both the UK authorities and the European Commission share a few core principles, namely recognising a role for the state in shaping the economy, pulling together private and public efforts, and creating the best conditions in the markets to boost growth and create jobs.
Before I describe our reform, I'd like to say a few words on the place of State aid policy in the process of European integration.Together with the control of the anticompetitive behaviour of private undertakings, State aid control was the first part of the internal market chapter of the Spaak Report of 1956. The early architects of the European Union showed courage and an admirable institutional acumen when they gave to an independent authority – the European Commission – the power to control the economic support that national authorities would grant to private companies.
Since 1957, the implementation of State aid law has underpinned economic integration in Europe and ensured the smooth functioning of the Single Market. The system has no equivalent anywhere else in the world. No other country, jurisdiction or trade bloc has had to make sure that decisions taken by national governments would not undermine the integrity of a super-national internal market. The basic principles of the system have not changed over the years. The main objective remains the search for the right balance between state intervention and the invisible hand. When the market does not deliver the goods that the people need, our governments can step in to fix the market failure. The present Treaty articles establishing the State aid rules – which are now in the Lisbon Treaty numbers 107 and 108 – have remained unchanged since the Treaty of Rome came into force on the 1st of January 1958.
However, the story of State aid policy has been one of adaptation and resilience. To keep pace with change, the legal framework governing State aid control, developing the Treaty provisions, has been updated regularly over the years and the assessment of the effects of aid measures has become more sophisticated. During the last decades, State aid control has had to adapt to the dramatic increase in the size and functions of our public sectors and the number of government interventions through public subsidies.
More recently, the challenges we must tackle have evolved quite dramatically. The business environment has been transformed by technology and the integration of world markets. In addition, with the progressive integration of new countries to the Union, the system has expanded horizontally to integrate new national authorities. It has also grown in complexity since the various levels of government – and hence of State aid granting authorities – are organised in a different way in each Member State. And last but not least, since 2008 companies and governments have had to cope with the impact of this long and very deep crisis.
The reform we are carrying out today takes into account these elements and follows this tradition of adaptation and resilience. Let me explain how the very institutional role of State aid policy needs to change to respond to today's conditions. This is a difficult time for governments to take spending decisions. The opportunity cost of inefficient spending has rarely been larger. Battered by the recession, more and more Europeans turn to their national and EU authorities for support. They want to see credible plans for growth and jobs. They need better prospects for their future and that of their children.
But these demands come at a time when almost all governments need to reduce debt levels and consolidate their finances. How can public budgets withstand the pressure? The best answer is growth. And public policies have an important role in this regard. Government expenditures and tax policies must be targeted to create the best conditions for a sustained – and sustainable – period of expansion.
Of course, a credible growth strategy will have to include other elements as well. We also need structural reforms and more competition in the Single Market – which in fact is a structural reform that would cost us nothing and produce quick results. But public spending and tax systems remain crucial. Smart investments to increase our physical and human capital are needed to re-start the engines of growth in Europe. In sum, in times of shrinking budgets EU countries have to do more with less. This is why State aid policy needs to change tack and become more strategic.
This is the main goal of our reform of State aid rules: we want to help national governments make more efficient use of scarce resources. Public spending and the tax structure can be better targeted to boost growth. The new framework can help Member States reconcile the twin needs to consolidate their budgets and achieve the objectives laid out in the EU strategy for growth and jobs. To help Europe's governments improve the quality of their public finances, I want State aid control and – more generally – competition concerns to be a regular feature of the EU fiscal surveillance and economic policy recommendations.
The reform will promote what I call 'good aid'; that is, well-designed and targeted aid that limits competition distortions in the internal market; fixes market failures; and pursues common European objectives. Examples of this kind of aid include support that promotes innovation, green technologies, and the development of human capital. To be specific, in the new Risk Capital Guidelines aid levels will be adjusted to the stage of development of the beneficiaries, because a very young start-up and a more established firm do not need the same amount of aid.
The reform will also promote the incentive effect of public aid. Good aid should complement private spending, not replace it. We all know schemes where the aid has not had a practical impact on companies' decisions. Aid that pays for activities that the beneficiary would have undertaken anyway is a waste of public resources that we can no longer afford. The regime that will emerge from the reform will discourage another form of wasteful aid. This is the aid that keeps unviable companies on indefinite life support. The new rescue and restructuring guidelines that we are preparing will help EU governments steer their resources away from this form of inefficient aid.
And let me recall that to take the road of sustainable growth, Europe's countries need to leverage the potential of the internal market to the full. As a consequence, State aid control is more essential than ever to ensure even conditions in the Single Market. To do this, our control will also respond to the growing disparities in the fiscal capacities of different EU countries – we can call them the 'deep-pockets distortions'. We know from experience that these disparities can be a challenge to the level playing field and that State aid control is a good instrument to tackle it.
Finally, I am convinced that transparency must be an ingredient in all responsible policy-making. Let us not forget that State aid policy is about the use of taxpayers' money. This means that the people are entitled to know who is receiving aid, how much and why. We have an opportunity with this reform to help information technology keep its promise for more democratic control and participation. We can help our fellow citizens hold companies and public authorities accountable.
Ladies and Gentlemen:
So far I have described the overarching goals of our current State aid policy reform. Now let me briefly give you the state of play of the reform process since it was launched. State aid rules have substantially expanded over the years and now include some 30 different legal instruments. One goal of the reform is to streamline them and make them more consistent. This will not mean a consolidation of all existing Guidelines, but a definition of common principles that apply to our assessment across the board. To be more effective, our instruments need to be simpler and easy to comply with. Hence, notions such as market failure and incentive effect will be treated in the same manner across the different guidelines and frameworks.
Last December, the Commission adopted the first Guidelines of this new generation, those for the broadband sector. At the same time, we also adopted the review of the Enabling and Procedural Regulations, which the Council will start to discuss later this month. Given the increased complexity in State aid control, the number and quality of cases we are to assess every year has increased exponentially in the last few years, when the crisis has triggered an exceptional degree of public interventions. To tackle this challenge, the proposed changes to the Procedural Regulation aim to improve the handling of complaints and to ensure that the Commission obtains relevant market information in good time. In particular, we need to receive all possible information that can be useful to take our decisions. To do so, the Commission should be able – when necessary – to get information directly from the industry, as it does in antitrust, and to conduct inquiries on aid granted in the same sectors by several Member States.
As to the future, over the next 12 to 18 months we will update a number of other guidelines, including those on Regional Aid, that should be ready for adoption in May this year; the Guidelines on on Industrial Rescue and Restructuring and those on Aviation, which are foreseen around the Summer; the Framework for Research and Development and Innovation and the Guidelines on Risk Capital, both scheduled at the end of 2013; and the Guidelines on Environmental Aid, which will most likely be ready at the beginning of 2014. To complete the list, we are also working on a revision of the General Block Exemption Regulation and we are considering whether a modification of the De Minimis regulation is warranted.
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Please allow a final consideration before I close. I opened my presentation recalling the courage and the vision of our founding fathers when they gave to the Commission the sole power to inspect certain government economic interventions. Their vision is still valid today, but we need to update the way we pursue it. This is what we want to achieve with the State aid modernisation strategy. If I were to summarise the main reasons behind it, I would say that the reform intends to send three strong messages:
First, that State aid policy – far from being a bureaucratic obsession of Brussels Eurocrats – is a very important tool to better focus the use of public resources and avoid the waste of taxpayers' money;
Second, that this is the right time to renew our trust in the power of the Single Market to increase the resilience and dynamism of our economies; and
Third, that Europe's growth potential will be increased if the European Commission and its Member States stand together to focus public spending and tax policies on common European objectives.
Thank you.
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How about a finale task that has something to do with clue-givers? LikeLeg 1: CommodoreLeg 2: Spirit World Lady*Leg 3: Frog of Luck Man*Leg 4: Either one of the Zodiac MenLeg 5: Paleontologist*Though I think this task is not gonna be the finale task. It would be unfair for Detour choices such as these.
Mel White: Well, we both really learned to love [Ron Hsu] and Christina. They did some silly things on the Race, but they're very lovable people and amusing and fun to be with
In the previous races there were usually three NELs. If we suppose that in this race the NELs have been replaced with KRLs then we should have one more of those. So far the KRLs happened in the same country, now the only country that has two legs is India, but somehow I don't think that we are going to see a KRL in Kolkatta. I thing that both Indian legs will be normal elimination legs and that the last KRL, if it exists, will be the Vienna-Luxemburg-Zermaat combination. All three places are very close to each other and there are frequent and regular trains between them.Another factor, so far both KRLs contained a train ride.Of course all these are just speculation and TPTB might surprises again.
Quote from: weihen on March 22, 2011, 07:00:12 PMThis clue is Fast-forward?The clue looks green.Sadly...no FF.
This clue is Fast-forward?The clue looks green.
I'm not sure if this has already been posted/discussed, but I just read it and thought it could be interesting.Interviewed here: http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/exclusive-mel-white-talks-the-amazing-race-unfinished-business--12053.php after his elimination, Mel said this about Ron and ChristinaQuoteMel White: Well, we both really learned to love [Ron Hsu] and Christina. They did some silly things on the Race, but they're very lovable people and amusing and fun to be withNow, I'm just guessing (speculating ^^) but since Mel and Mike were eliminated pretty early in the race, I don't think they could have had many chances to "learn to love" R&C. But this could be the case if they spent some time together at Elimination Station. IF the assumption is correct, Ron and Chris will be eliminated fairly soon, as later teams no longer go to ES but are kept with production.Just my two cents (well, pence ) anyway.
All I Can say is dont count your chickens yet.I have some sources 50% realiable,but I don't want to be wrong.I'll wait till after next leg to post it.
We can speculate right here Lucybell! Once the episode thread is open, we try to keep everything together. So spec away!!
This is not the place for wishlists. Those can go here:http://forum.realityfanforum.com/index.php/topic,15213.0.html
(If TPTB decided to make it more difficult like everything else in TAR18, I wouldn't be surprised if they decided on a multi-layered memory roadblock, where there are no notes allowed, and each racer would have to identify all the animals, all the uniforms that each greeter was wearing with only images of the uniform itself and no faces or bodies of the greeters, and an extra layer on top of those two.)
Given that the Racers have had a task already this season that expressly prohibited them from using notes, the possibility of such a requirement as part of a final task would make sense.
Or then again, they could choose not to even have a final memory challenge.... TAR 12 and the flag one still live on as the best and most challenging ones ever...for me.
I always like making my final prediction way in advance, and it helps that I have no particular rooting interest this season clouding my judgment. Unless the editing was completely revamped, I expect to see Zev & Justin win. I expect Kent & Vyxsin and Ronald & Christina to make the final 4 and likely the final 3, and even though I wouldn't be surprised by either of these two teams winning, I still see them as long shots.Based on the editing, I didn't expect Margie & Luke to get far. My reading of the tea leaves has Gary & Mallory, Herbert & Nathaniel, Kisha & Jen, and Jet & Cord exiting in episodes 7 to 11.I don't mind being wrong because it would mean that they revamped the way they cut the show, but if I'm on target, then TPTB should really change the way they cut the show starting with TAR19.
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All the info you need about Emirates Stadium - home of Arsenal.
Opening Times
Club and Box level opens two and a half hours before kick off and the lower and upper levels open two hours before kick off. This is our aim but due to a number of reasons we cannot always achieve this.
Text Service
On match days we offer a text service for supporters to quietly report problems within their area. The categories which can be reported are foul language, racist language, homophobic language, standing and ticket touting. Full details can be found in the match day programme.
No Smoking at Emirates Stadium
We would like to kindly remind all supporters that smoking is not permitted anywhere within Emirates Stadium. This includes the use of electronic cigarettes. This not only includes the 'bowl' inside the stadium, but all other areas including toilets, concourses, stairwells, bars and restaurants. We would also like to remind supporters that unfortunately there is no re-admittance to Emirates Stadium, should any supporter wish to exit the stadium in order to smoke. We appreciate the cooperation of all supporters regarding this matter.
Cash Machines
There are no cash machines inside Emirates Stadium. There is a Barclays Bank cash point situated on Drayton Park next to the Arsenal Box Office.
Food and Drink
Food within reason is allowed into the Stadium. Soft drinks in small plastic bottles and flasks are also allowed. Aluminium cans and alcohol are NOT allowed into the Stadium.
Tap water is freely available from the concessions . Please queue in the normal way and on request you will be given a plastic cup of water.
We do not recommend that babies or young children come to Emirates Stadium as a crowded environment is not in our opinion the best place for them. However if you do decide to bring a baby or young child with you they will need a ticket. Whilst we appreciate they would sit on a lap there needs to be a physical space for them in the Stadium. They must also be able to sit unaided in a tip up seat.
Lifts access
There are eight lifts in Emirates Stadium, two in each quadrant. The lifts are only to be used by people with mobility problems. On arrival to the Stadium please speak to one of the stewards who will help you with this.
Crutches are allowed into the Stadium, they should be placed safely underneath your seat. However, if your leg is in plaster cast and you are unable to bend it unfortunately you will not be able to sit in your seat as you can cause an obstruction.
Cameras/Video cameras
Cameras and video cameras are allowed to be brought into the Stadium but due to copyright laws they can not be used when players are on the pitch. This also includes the players warm up session.
Suitcases/ Luggage storage
Please click here to read our full policy on bags, suitcases and luggage.
Perfume/ Aerosols
Aerosol sprays are NOT allowed into the Stadium, they will be confiscated upon entry. Air horns attached to aerosol cans are also NOT allowed. Perfumes can be brought into the Stadium however they will be temporarily confiscated by the steward who can store it for you and return it at the end of the match.
Lost Property
If you lose any personal items at Emirates Stadium on a matchday please contact the Stadium Management department on 020 7704 4030 or email@example.com Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm.
Cycle Parking
Arsenal have a cycle parking facility, it is next to the All Arsenal Shop on Drayton Park. It holds up to 150 bicycles. Please speak to the security guard at Highbury House reception who will be able to assist you with this.
Road closures
On a matchday a number of local roads around the perimeter of the Stadium are closed 2 hours before kick off. The roads remain closed throughout the match and do not reopen until approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour after the final whistle depending on activities outside the Stadium. If you require any advice with regards to drop off and pick up points please contact the Stadium Management department on 020 7704 4030 or firstname.lastname@example.com Monday to Friday between 9am to 5pm.
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1. One of the simplest home remedies for peptic ulcer is to eat bananas on daily basis. It helps in neutralizing hyperacidity of gastric juices and gives immediate relief from the burning sensation. You can even try drinking banana milk shake which is equally effective.
2. Consume foods rich in vitamins such as whole grains, fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. This will make it easy for your body to heal ulcer.
3. One of the most efficient home remedies for peptic ulcer is the use of cabbage. All you have to do is cut cabbage into many slices and then boil it in water. Allow it to boil until only half of the original content of water is left. Strain this mixture and collect the water. You can consume this water on daily basis for one week.
4. Lime juice is also very helpful in treating peptic ulcer. You can consume it twice daily for better results.
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WARNING: If you don't want anything spoiled from this video, don't read below the gallery, especially since this video should be out next week, so you don't have to wait long for the complete amazingly shocking experience.
We were all pretty psyched for this premiere, so we rolled up from SD five deep in the Civic, stopped at the Podium park for a quick sesh, and jammed over to Melrose in LA, where Alien was holding a rooftop pre-party atop the rooftop of the Burton store. All the Alien dudes were out and everybody was enjoying a couple of beers and Pinks hotdogs before the video. (Mind Field premiere story continued below).
The video was showing at the same theater <i>Fully Flared</i> premiered, Royce Hall on UCLA's campus. It's a pretty classy establishment with a no drinks inside policy, ushers enforcing a no photo policy, and other classy things like that. It's a great place to watch and real quality vid, which was what we were there for.
As the lights start dimming and video began to play, the first thing I remember hearings was that J Mascis guitar riff that Alien has become synonymous for from back in the day. And then Omar's part. Amazing. His last trick is the monstrous 50-50 from his Analog ad, but he had to pop out mid-ledge and then ollie the last set of stairs. Skating to a Dinosuar Jr. song, and some incidental appearances of J Mascis, made for the perfect intro to what we were about to witness.
Here's a little more of what I can remember for last night and what made for some good Civic talk on the way home. In no particular order…
The ams literally killed it. I must have heard Jake Johnson's name mentioned a hundred times while walking out the theater. Tyler Bledsoe's gap to back tail kickflip out a second gap from his Fourstar ad was in there too as well as some over seriously solid and all-bolts skating. And Grant Taylor is skating bumps to the top of chain link fence doors. Wow.
Arto Saari got one of the heaviest crowd reactions when his name appeared on screen. He took one of the gnarliest slams I've seen in a long time right at the beginning of his part and then just straight bangers from there on out, including that back lip down the double set kinker.
It's always good to see Steve Berra and Rob Dyrdek putting out parts with everything else they've been doing for skateboarding off the board. They were a tad short, but they still got it. They really do.
Josh Kalis was another still putting out a solid part. Pushing to a hip hop song, it was a good mix up from the Dinosaur Jr./Animal Collective-ish sounds. Still with one of the best 360 flips you'll ever witness, Kalis came through once again. A nollie big-spin back noseblunt anybody? A switch big-spin back tail? Anybody?
Mikey Taylor had a lot of footage. A lot of good footage. He only gets better with time, still holds on to his style of skateboarding, but the spots are bigger and the tricks are harder. I still love how he sits on his grinds. Like a crooks. Like in this video. You'll see what I mean.
Dylan Rieder. So much style, obviously, and so much talent. The way to catches and puts down his last trick is unreal. I coulda had that one on repeat for hours.
Almost forgot to mention Dill. And yes, he has ollies in his part. You know what you're getting here. Just read his interview coming out in the next issue and you know he puts more thought into his video parts than most. If you're a Dill fan, you're gonna like what you're gonna get. And his never been done manual trick for an ender will make you like it even more.
So who's left? AVE and Heath. Both completely annihilate everything and anything. I felt like a 12 year old boy after getting slapped in the face by these two. Words can't even do these two parts justice. AVE skating and doing tricks with some Guy Mariano influence, but still doing them like a beast on big ass ledges and rails. And Heath, skating to Morrissey I might add, kept it classic Heath in all the right ways. Everything he does just gets gnarlier and gnarlier as the part goes on and how does he end it? Well, I'll let you wait and see what he gets towed into yourself.
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Red Hat 8.0: Past the Hype and Under the Hood
Evaluating Red Hat Beyond Uncle Ralph and Aunt Faye
November 4, 2002
Reviewers like to evaulate Linux distros for the mythical Uncle Ralph and Aunt Faye, the prototypical clueless technophobes. Can Aunty and Uncle, who still rub sticks together to make fire, install and run Linux? Let's get real. Computers are complex machines for performing complex tasks. There is always a learning curve. No one sits down to any PC--not Mac, not Windows, none of them--starting from zero knowledge, and is instantly productive.
Ease of use is a good thing, a worthy goal. Even more important is having robust tools to do work. The whole point of purchasing all that nice hardware and putting an operating system on it is to run applications. Let's dig into this shiny new offering from Red Hat and see if a person can do any actual productive work with it. I tested it on two home-built machines: a Celeron 333, and a Duron 800. Both have 256 megs of RAM and the usual assortment of peripherals: CD, CDRW, printers, scanners, tape drive, IDE hard disks.
At this point, there would normally be the obigatory passages devoted to how the installation went. Let's face it, Linux installation is no longer such a big deal, certainly not for Red Hat. Installation here is easy, just insert the disk and go. I do prefer a clean installation, rather than upgrading over an existing install, which was the method I used here.
And, there were some new, noteworthy installation features, such as:
So much for the installation mythos. How does Red Hat 8 work?
The default desktop, whether KDE or GNOME, has panel icons for OpenOffice.org, Mozilla, and Evolution. Out of the box, this is a perfectly serviceable basic office desktop. OpenOffice.org is wonderful, as are Mozilla and Evolution. But I don't care for making KDE and GNOME look so much alike. They are fundamentally different, and should look that way.
I wish that icons for a terminal and a text editor were not buried so deeply, those are basic Linux tools. But those are minor, fixable details.
Font management is still troublesome, though improved. Anti-aliasing, to my eye, looked better in KDE than GNOME, and better on both than no AA.
Other nice productivity apps include Dia, for building flow charts, circuit diagrams, floor plans, org charts, and such, as well as a nice assortment of graphic apps and utilities.
Of course the Gimp, is in this bundle, who ever heard of a Linux without the Gimp? Screenshot utilities, image viewer/thumbnail/slideshow, paint program, and icon editor are just some of this program's capabilities. xfig is a dandy CAD program, and MrProject does proper Gantt charts for project management. There are also the usual instant messenger, IRC, FTP, and newsgroup programs. Several CD burners are also to be found, though the author of Xcdroast, my personal fave, warns that the version that ships with Red Hat 8 is defective, and not to use it. Download a current version instead.
There is good USB support, as I got my scanner and digital camera connected and working with little hassle, and good Palm Pilot/Handspring sync as well.
That's a roundup of some of the more useful apps in Red Hat 8.0; now, let's examine some of the real-world glitches and successes in this distro.


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Special Retrovirus Update
March 28, 2002
A STEP Conference Review of The Ninth Annual Retrovirus Conference
Over 3,500 researchers gathered recently in Seattle to discuss the latest laboratory and clinical advances about HIV. The main goal of the Ninth Retrovirus Conference is to facilitate translational research, or moving the latest laboratory advances into clinical research. While there were no major revolutionary findings, a lot of encouraging new information was presented in the 816 oral and poster presentations. The conference has an excellent Web site, where all the plenary sessions and symposia can be viewed in streaming video, and the abstracts searched (www.retroconference.org).
Please note that this is not a complete list of all HIV-related treatment information. STEP strives to provide the very latest in HIV treatment information, research and drug development information. The most current research directions and antiretroviral drug data are provided throughout the Ezine publications. You will find highlight reports as well as extensive follow-up reports from many of the AIDS research and science conferences on the Ezine. In addition, all STEP quarterly treatment journals are available on our Web site at http://www.thebody.com/step/steppage.html or by calling our Talkline at 1-877-597-STEP. STEP works hard to give unbiased treatment information to all interested parties. If you have comments, questions, suggestions or grievances, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
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