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At NSK, you have an outstanding opportunity to complete a training course that matches your specific skills. Both of our trainee programme – Mechanical Design Engineering and Electrical Engineering – last three years and give you a sound knowledge of the latest technologies used in the automotive industry and at NSK – from the development stage to mass production.
What is more, we give you the chance to spend time in both Germany and Japan.
Willkommen in Deutschland (welcome to Germany)
You will spend the first 9–12 months of your trainee programme in Ratingen, Germany. Amongst other things, you will get an overall introduction to NSK, its European Steering operations, including purchasing, sales and manufacturing. Furthermore you will learn about NSK's products, technologies and projects and find out all about our values and culture.
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In part two of your trainee programme, you will get to know NSK Asia and R&D centres in Japan. During this phase you will learn about the Japanese culture and take a detailed look at product development.
This phase lasts up to two years.
As a trainee at NSK, you will have your finger on the pulse: you will find out all about intelligent steering systems and the future of autonomous driving at our technology centres. You will meet, and work with, lots of clients and colleagues from many different countries.
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You get a permanent contract and take over a challenging job i.e. as a Project Engineer in our Technology Centre in Ratingen, near Düsseldorf (Germany)
Start your career with NSK – we warmly welcome you on board.
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Many financial advisors would be more than willing to serve clients with smaller account balances, but unfortunately, it's often not possible for them to do so, because running a business is so costly.
But at a time when the advisor-client relationship is so important, and there's such a large number of clients with smaller balances who also need financial planning advice from professionals that they can trust, advisors must be able to reach out to those clients, says Dean Cook, president of FTJ FundChoice, and develop relationships with them.
FTJ FundChoice specializes in helping advisors service the "99%" by making these smaller, non-high-net-worth accounts profitable. The company handles all back-office work for advisors such as performance reporting, monthly fee billing, trade reconciliation and more, so that advisors can focus on growing their businesses and better servicing their clients. FTJ offers a platform with more than 1,700 investment products for advisors who like to run their own portfolio models, and access to top-notch third-party institutional asset managers for those who prefer to outsource portfolio allocation decisions.
By leveraging infrastructure and technology, FTJ provides a cost-efficient way of handling these accounts, which encourages advisors to take in the business that they would normally turn down.
"It's very hard to build your business around smaller size accounts, there's no denying that, and so many advisors have to turn away clients with smaller account balances even if they want to work with them, they don't have efficient means to do so," says Cook. "It's one thing to have upfront meetings with clients, but then advisors have to manage the assets, the billing, the performance reporting, etc., and it all adds up."
Outsourcing that work to a third party like FTJ—which started out as a mutual fund platform for 403(b) and 457 plans and was able to build upon its existing infrastructure—not only saves both time and costs by letting advisors outsource important parts of their business to a trusted, high-caliber partner, it also enables them to focus more on developing and strengthening relationships with their clients.
"One of the primary roles an advisor has is helping clients to avoid the emotional mistakes they can sometimes make in investing," Cook says. "Without guidance, people will continually make the same emotional mistakes, and this holds true for a client with $50,000 in assets and a client with a $1 million account. Advisors need to be able to properly guide all kinds of people, so to the extent that they can free up time and resources to do so, it benefits everyone."
Cook believes being able to service a greater number of smaller accounts is also important for advisors given the changing demographics and the increased number of people who have less money to invest. In particular, he says, there are many younger people who are at the start of their careers, and while they may not represent a great deal of business in the present, it's worth their while for advisors—in particular younger advisors—to cultivate them for the future.
"One of our industry's greatest problems is we haven't had too many young people coming into the profession, but in order to reach out to the smaller accounts, we are seeing more advisors hire younger professionals in their businesses to work with clients aged between 25 and 30, who typically have less assets."
Ultimately, Cook says, developing these relationships from the outset can help benefit independent advisory firms in the long term.

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Captain America has a new job with perks, a spacious office and a title that others spend millions of dollars to get: Mr. President.
One of Marvel Entertainment's best-known heroes since he socked Adolf Hitler in the jaw in 1941, the sentinel of liberty will trade his New York City apartment for the White House in the pages of Marvel Comics' "The Ultimates," a series set in the Ultimate Comics universe where the U.S. has been torn apart by factionalism, out-of-control anti-mutant hysteria and outright secession.
A career soldier for whom duty trumps political parties, Steve Rogers is seen as the last hope for the country and wins election as a write-in candidate in issue No. 15, due out Wednesday, said Sam Humphries, who is writing the story line.
He called the election the next step in the character's long role as "America's defender," a job he's had since soldiering during World War II.
"Cap is answering the call of the people. This is not the first time he's stood up for an America in crisis. This is a further evolution in his role as America's defender, from soldier to superhero to president," Humphries said. "He didn't ask for this position, but if it helps him reunite America, then he'll take on the job."
Mark Paniccia, who edits the title, called it a challenge unlike any other.
"This isn't something superheroes do every day. Defeat a world-eating deity? Check. Fight off an inter-dimensional invasion? Check. Stop an alien prison break? Check. Lead the country? Wha-huh?" he said. "This is new for our hero ... and new for us."
Humphries said Captain America is not in any political party and the job, while not something he sought, is something he will do.
"Cap has been elected to do a job, and he's going to do whatever it takes to reunite America. He doesn't see his place as having press conferences in rose gardens, he sees his place as out in the field," Humphries said. "This will result in a unique and thrilling presidency we've never seen before, in history or in fiction."
Rogers will take the oath of office in issue No. 16, due out Sept. 26.


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Revealed during today's Nintendo Summit in San Francisco, the Wii version of Ubisoft's Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands comes complete with cooperative multiplayer and a playable version of 1992's Prince of Persia for the Super Nintendo.
We knew the Wii version of Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands would be different, but we didn't know it would be THIS different. According to Nintendo, the Wii version features co-op multiplayer, a feature not mentioned in any of Ubisoft's materials released so far. We should have more details on how the co-op feature works later on today.
Update: An updated Ubisoft fact sheet lists details the co-op mode thusly: "Team up with a friend who can manipulate traps, slow down enemies, uncover hidden secrets, and utilize powers in the first true co-op experience being introduced into the Prince of Persia universe."
Along with the co-op multiplayer comes an on-disc version of 1992's classic Prince of Persia for the Super Nintendo, perhaps one of the best versions of the original game every made. Judge for yourself when Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands hits the Nintendo Wii on May 18th.


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Asia Bibi facing threat of suicide attack
Islamabad: Asia Bibi, the Christian woman who triggered a blasphemy furore in Pakistan and in whose defence Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer lost his life, is facing a threat of a suicide attack inside a jail, where she is currently lodged.
The "Moaviya group", a militant organisation plans to mount a suicide attack on Sheikhupura district jail, where 45-year-old Asia is being held, The Express Tribune quoted its sources as saying. An intelligence report issued last week has corroborated threat to her life.
Punjab police and jail authorities subsequently beefed up security due to the intelligence report and the assassination of Taseer.
Asia Bibi was sentenced to death last year after being convicted under the blasphemy law for insulting Prophet Mohammed. She denied the charge and said she was framed by a group of Muslim women with whom she had a row.
Taseer, who backed a call for Asia Bibi to be pardoned, was gunned down in Islamabad on Tuesday by a police guard who said he was angered by the Governor`s criticism of the blasphemy law.
According to official figures, 131 people are being held in jails across Punjab on blasphemy charges.
Eleven of them have been sentenced to death, including Asia Bibi, who was the first woman to be given the penalty.
Though no one has been executed after being convicted under the controversial law, 35 people, including Taseer, who were accused of committing blasphemy or defending those charged with blasphemy have been killed between 1990 and 2011.
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"Now that I'm a little older, I realize just how critical DePauw was in my growth and development and in defining who I am as a human being and as a woman. It has definitely inspired my storytelling," explains Chinonye Chukwu '07.
Writer, producer and director Chinonye Chukwu returns to campus on Tuesday, Oct. 9 to give a public lecture and screen her first feature film, AlaskaLand, the second film of the 2012-2013 Film Studies Series. The lecture, "My Journey as an Independent Filmmaker," begins at 4:15 p.m. in Watson Forum in the Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media. AlaskaLand will be screened at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Union Memorial Building Ballroom. Both events are free and open to the public.
Chukwu says that coming back to DePauw as a filmmaker is surreal, but at the same time, it's something that she could see happening when she was a student. "I've always seen myself as a filmmaker," she says. "It's just such an amazing opportunity to return, and a blessing to have people at DePauw who have an interest in what I'm doing. I've spoken at other universities before, but with DePauw, it is definitely a homecoming."
Chukwu was born in Rivers State, Nigeria and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska. Her parents, Nigerian immigrants, went to Alaska to establish themselves as engineers. She grew up balancing her traditional Nigerian upbringing, with her American, and more specifically, Arctic surroundings, and it is this dichotomy that serves as the impetus for AlaskaLand.
AlaskaLand tells the story of Chukwuma, an Alaskan-raised Nigerian struggling to balance the expectationsof his traditional Nigerian parents and the larger world around him. After a tragic car crash, Chukwuma is separated from his younger sister, Chidinma, who moves to Nigeria with their uncle until she becomes of legal age. Two years later the siblings reconnect to find their estrangement has created new personal and cultural frictions in ways that bring them closer to each other and their roots, as well as help them define what it means to be a Nigerian in Alaska.
Chukwu remembers that it wasn't until her junior year that she summoned the courage to tell someone that she was interested in filmmaking. "The first person I told was [Associate Professor of English] Chris White – a fabulous professor," Chukwu says. "She told me, and made me believe that I could do this – that I could make this happen. That I could write that script, be that filmmaker, win that award. Even though those are things that intellectually I knew, Professor White was one of the first people to unconditionally – without question – support me."
Chukwu shares lessons learned throughout the filmmaking process. One is patience. "You have a very set idea or plan for how you want the film to go, how you want it to look, how you want it to be received," she says. "I had a very specific journey in mind, and I had to let that go because it didn't happen." Chukwu explains that they had to cut 20 pages of the script while shooting because they ran out of time.
"We had to make a lot of concessions," she says. "We rewrote an entire scene on the spot seconds before we shot it, but that's filmmaking. Letting go and embracing this new journey, this new path for your film is probably the greatest lesson that I've learned. It's not compromising. It's not mediocrity. It's still working very hard, but opening yourself up to other possibilities that can still exceed your expectations of where you want to be in your career. I think that has been incredibly difficult for me to learn, to accept and to be thankful for."
Another lesson is to be thankful for rejection. "In this industry, you get rejected all the time," Chukwu says. "Rejected from festivals, investors, actors and you reject yourself. You learn how to be thankful for the rejection because it's part of your journey, and learn to not wallow in it. That's hard because I'm not going to lie and say it doesn't hurt. It's hard, but lately I don't wallow because I know there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I know my blessings and I'm just grateful."
Chukwu shares that she's written a script for a dream cast. "I have a script that I want Viola Davis to star in," she says. "I've written it for her. I don't know if it will be the next film. I actually just finished a short film that we'll start screening next year, and I have documentary idea that I really want to follow through on. I have another script idea that is far less costly and so that will probably be shot sometime early next year. There are just so many stories to tell."
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Matt uses the song "Down by the Riverside" to teach accompaniment techniques for rhythm backing.
Taught by Matt Brown in Reading Music and Rhythm seriesLength: 12:31Difficulty: 1.5 of 5
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You are very welcome!!
Thanks! Nice Lesson. I think I understand the part why we use C(I) E(IV) G(V) progression on this one because the melody is in the key of C. But I would like to understand more how you matched the chord for each measure in the melody. Is there a lesson for that somewhere in JamPlay?
When I am trying to figure out some chords that will work with a melody, I look to see if the notes in the melody fit within a specific chord. For example, in the first full measure, two out of the three notes in the melody are part of a C chord. These notes are E and G. The next three measures mainly feature notes that are within a C chord. There are some exceptions like the A note in measure 1 and the D note in measure 2. However, for the most part, the melody indicates that a C chord can be played against these measures. When you get down to the second line, the melody mainly outlines notes within a G chord. Hopefully, this gives you some idea of how a melody can be harmonized. There aren't really any other lessons on the site that cover this topic in detail, but I plan on doing some in the future.
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Matt brings all of his years of education right to you with this fantastic series on how to read music. You will start with the very basics and work up to some very advanced concepts.
Lesson 1
This introductory lesson will walk you through the basics of reading music and reading rhythm.Length: 15:07 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 2
Learn how to identify notes, the key signature, and the staff. Implement your reading skills by playing a few simple tunes.Length: 43:32 Difficulty: 1.5 FREE
Lesson 3
Learn the basics of notation and time signatures. Practice these concepts with a few timing exercises.Length: 22:01 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 4
Now that you've learned a bit about 4/4 time, it's on to 3/4 time.Length: 22:20 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 5
Now that you know the basics of reading music, it's time to put that knowledge to work with some exercises.Length: 25:43 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 6
Get some more practice reading music and rhythms during your rock fest rendition of "On Top of Old Smokey".Length: 15:54 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 7
Matt Brown reviews the G major scale and teaches "He's Got the Whole World".Length: 13:18 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 8
Matt Brown explains how to read music in the key of F major. He uses the song "Amazing Grace" as an example.Length: 15:22 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 9
Matt Brown teaches the song "Shoo, Fly" as another excellent rhythm and reading example. This song is in the key of G.Length: 14:46 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 10
Matt Brown returns with the 10th installment in his Reading and Rhythm series. In this lesson, Matt discusses key signatures.Length: 14:09 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 11
In this lesson Matt Brown covers the first minor key song in this series, "Aura Lee".Length: 12:11 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 12
In this lesson, Matt introduces the A Dorian mode. He applies it to the song "Scarborough Fair".Length: 16:29 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 13
In lesson 13, Matt Brown discusses and demonstrates second position.Length: 29:52 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 14
Lesson 14 is all about rhythm. Matt Brown discusses its importance and provides several exercises.Length: 20:17 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 15
Matt Brown reviews "On Top of Old Smokey". This time around, the melody is played in second position.Length: 7:56 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 16
For lesson 14, Matt Brown reviews "Angels We Have Heard On High". The melody is now played in second position.Length: 12:02 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 17
Matt Brown reviews the song "Shoo, Fly" in second position.Length: 8:56 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 18
This lesson covers right hand rhythm technique. Matt introduces syncopated strumming patterns.Length: 25:38 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 19
Matt teaches the melody to "Down by the Riverside". This tune is used as preparation for learning accompaniment techniques.Length: 15:02 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 20
Matt uses the song "Down by the Riverside" to teach accompaniment techniques for rhythm backing.Length: 12:31 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 21
Matt teaches the classic tune "Fur Elise" in a two part series. For Part 1, Matt demonstrates the melody section.Length: 24:03 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 22
In lesson 22, Matt teaches the accompaniment sections to Beethoven's "Fur Elise".Length: 13:12 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 23
Lesson 23 starts a 2 part series on the classic tune "The Entertainer".Length: 16:30 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 24
Lesson 24 completes the two part series on "The Entertainer". You will learn the accompaniment in this lesson.Length: 14:06 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 25
Matt starts another 2 part lesson, this time on the tune "Sea to Sea" by William G. Leavitt.Length: 20:36 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 26
Lesson 26 completes Matt's 2 part series on "Sea to Sea".Length: 10:17 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 27
Matt introduces the B flat major scale and teaches the song "Stars and Stripes Forever".Length: 21:31 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 28
Matt completes his two part series on "Stars and Stripes Forever" by teaching the accompaniment.Length: 7:39 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 29
Matt Brown teaches the D Major scale in both first and second positions.Length: 17:55 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 30
Matt Brown demonstrates "Danny Boy" in both first and second positions.Length: 16:28 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 31
Matt Brown teaches the accompaniment to the "Danny Boy" melody.Length: 12:03 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 32
Matt teaches the Christmas classic "Silent Night."Length: 18:17 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 33
Matt teaches the accompaniment to the "Silent Night" melody.Length: 4:55 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 34
Matt Brown teaches "Funiculi Funicula" as an exercise in reading and playing in 6/8 time.Length: 14:39 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 35
Matt Brown teaches the accompaniment to "Funiculi Funicula".Length: 16:40 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 36
In lesson 36, Matt provides exercises to help you strum triplet patterns.Length: 23:30 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 37
In lesson 37, Matt Brown demonstrates how to strum sixteenth note rhythms.Length: 17:28 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 38
Matt Brown demonstrates the melody and tips for playing the Russian folk tune "Song of the Volga Boatmen".Length: 11:33 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 39
In lesson 39, Matt teaches the accompaniment to "Song of the Volga Boatmen".Length: 8:35 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 40
Matt Brown teaches and demonstrates "Dance of the Ukraine."Length: 15:37 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 41
Matt demonstrates the accompaniment to the "Dance of the Ukraine" melody.Length: 13:36 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 42
Matt Brown teaches an etude for classical guitar by Ferdinando Carulli.Length: 21:20 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 43
Matt Brown teaches the melody section to "Morning" by Edvard Grieg.Length: 18:44 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 44
Matt teaches the accompaniment for Edvard Grieg's "Morning."Length: 8:08 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 45
Matt Brown teaches Bach's classic Minuet.Length: 14:55 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 46
In lesson 46, Matt Brown covers the accompaniment section to Bach's Minuet.Length: 5:53 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 47
Matt Brown teaches Bach's "Little Prelude in C."Length: 16:23 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 48
Matt Brown teaches the accompaniment to "Little Prelude in C" by Bach.Length: 7:49 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 49
Matt Brown teaches the 2nd guitar part to Muzio Clementi's famous "Sonatina."Length: 23:46 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 50
Matt Brown teaches Invention #1 composed by J.S. Bach.Length: 21:42 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 51
Matt takes a look at playing in third position. This lesson will set up future reading lessons that require the third position.Length: 7:16 Difficulty: 0.0 Members Only
Lesson 52
Matt Brown has you working through Jean Philippe Rameau's Minuet for third position playing in lesson 52. He provides a play along and accompaniment to help your sight reading and playing.Length: 15:11 Difficulty: 0.0 Members Only
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Matt Brown began playing the guitar at the age of 11. "It was a rule in my family to learn and play an instrument for at least two years. I had been introduced to a lot of great music at the time by friends and their older siblings. I was really into bands like Nirvana, Alice In Chains, and Smashing Pumpkins, so the decision to pick up the guitar came pretty easily."
Matt's musical training has always followed a very structured path. He began studying the guitar with Dayton, Ohio guitar great Danny Voris. I began learning scales, chords, and basic songs like any other guitarist. After breaking his left wrist after playing for only a year, Matt began to study music theory in great detail. I wanted to keep going with my lessons, but I obviously couldn't play at all. Danny basically gave me the equivalent of a freshman year music theory course in the span of two months. These months proved to have a huge impact on Brown's approach to the instrument.
Brown continued his music education at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. He completed a degree in Classical Guitar Performance in 2002. While at Capital, he also studied jazz guitar and recording techniques in great detail. "I've never had any desire to perform jazz music. Its lack of relevance to modern culture has always turned me off. However, nothing will improve your chops more than studying this music."
Matt Brown currently resides in Dayton, Ohio. He teaches lessons locally as well as at Capital University's Community Music School. Matt's recent projects include writing and recording with his new, as of yet nameless band as well as the formation of a cover band called The Dirty Cunnies.
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AVM /lft.hemiparesis-walk aid & afo brace-left side–at age 43-am 75 now. On Keppra for partial seizures-been on Paxil & Klonopin .25mg.for 15 yrs-had major depression & anxiety years before stroke. Just want to reduce so many sedating drugs so dropped down the benzo to 12.5 for 3 days–having hallucinations-auditory and "saw worm on pants last pm -after long reading session at 3 am. concerned thar i can`t get off the Benzo!!!! a retired disabled R.N.(can u tell?)
My first comment is that it is best to consult your own personal physician in cases such as this. It is, of course, difficult to comment so specifically on the story of someone that I have neither physically seen nor examined.
Nevertheless, if I understand correctly, you experienced what sounds like benzodiazepine withdrawal after cutting the dose in half for 3 days (from 0.25mg to 0.125mg), on a medication you have taken for at least 15 years.
Before trying to taper this again, please consider the following:
1. does the Klonopin help your anxiety? If yes, then I wonder why you want to stop taking it, unless the sedation from it is worse than the "cure". Is there another medicine that could be cut out of your regimen besides the Klonopin?
2. it sounds like you have physical dependence on Klonopin and not true "addiction" to Klonopin. This is an important distinction. If you are not "addicted" to Klonopin and if it is only causing mild side effects, and if it is helping you, then there is no reason to discontinue it.
If in fact, you are extremely determined to get off the klonopin, then you actually have to go with a slower taper (e.g. consider alternating 0.125mg with 0.25mg daily, for a few weeks, before actually cutting down to 0.125mg daily) OR you may have to undergo a detoxification process in a hospital setting where you can be treated for emergent withdrawal symptoms with a cross-tolerant medication.
Again, I would urge you to get consultation from your primary care physician or to consult an addiction medicine physician in your area by calling the American Society of Addiction Medicine at 301-656-3920 or looking online at http://www.abam.net/ on the tab labeled "Find A Doctor."
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Who is the guy in the hood that keeps showing up? Can't be Doom...?
I believe the "mysterious figure in hood" is Dr. Doom, who is supposed to have a more traditional "comic book" look at some point in this movie. We'll see I guess.
Iron Man's movie armor (red and yellow) has been posted at EW.com. Check it out at the linky.
Anyone know who Iron Man's first villian will be? Mandarin seems like the most likely to me...
I thought the first FF sucked, this one looks a bit better but not much
I thought is was good, not amazing but good. It was better than Daredevil, Hulk, and Elektra in my opnion. This new one looks like it will be awesome.
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KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan - Worldwide Cruise Terminals and Taiwan International Ports Corporation signed a wide-ranging cooperation agreement to develop Asia's cruise economy.
KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan – Worldwide Cruise Terminals and Taiwan International Ports Corporation signed a wide-ranging cooperation agreement to develop Asia's cruise economy.
Representatives of Worldwide Cruise Terminals (WCT), which manages the new Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong, and of Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC), which manages seven international ports in Taiwan, have today signed a letter of intent for wide-ranging cooperation to develop the cruise-related economy in East Asia.
Major focus areas of the agreement are to encourage cruise lines to develop itineraries including Hong Kong and Taiwan, and to promote policies that give impetus to marine passenger transport. The two companies will also exchange marine transport information and techniques, undertake joint sales and promotion of the passenger transportation business, and exchange personnel and visits to share operational and management experience.
Jeff Bent, Managing Director of WCT, said: "We are delighted to have this opportunity to work together with TIPC to jointly develop the cruise industry in our region. Promotion of cruise destinations is a team game in which nearby ports of call must work closely together to raise service standards and jointly attract more cruise lines to visit. We are fortunate to have found a partner in TIPC that operates an extensive range of attractive ports of call, enabling cruise lines to create a diverse selection of itineraries."
Kuo-Ming Chang, Vice President of TIPC, added: "We look forward to cooperating with WCT to jointly promote the many attractions of our respective ports, and to develop the cruise economy of East Asia. Hong Kong is both an exciting destination and a wonderful launch pad for mainland Chinese and international visitors to visit Taiwan and ports beyond. We look forward to a mutually beneficial partnership in the years to come."


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To invest in the U.S. or hold off in the short-term? While the fluctuating Loonie and authorities clamping down on the residency rule is causing headaches for some, the lure of affordable housing stock and promises of high returns is too much for others. So, what should you do? Sean M. Greene, director of Platinum Investment Real Estate Group discusses.
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Reporter: The Loony is falling, so is low cost housing. Opportunities are still aplenty in the U.S., but are Canadian Investors running out of time to get a slice of the market? We find out in this week's episode of investor insight on CREW TV.
Cash has been king in U.S. transactions, the dipping loony is adding to the cost of the American dream. But all is not lost. Are the U.S. Banks finally going to loosen their purse strings for Canadian Investors?
Sean Greene, Owner, Platinum Investment Group
Sean Greene: Personally we have seen a loosening within the banking, the U.S. banking market where loans are now becoming a little more available, readily available for a Canadian, what we would call a non-resident of the United States. The reason for that is that the markets have shown that they have been able to go through all of the turmoil of the 2007-2008 financial crisis and a large amount of e-leveraging has taken place and I believe that the banks are now starting to feel that the market is going to see a steady increase in values over the next several years.
That being said Americans have really have their personal credits beat up when it comes to obtaining mortgages and are still finding it very very difficult to qualify for mortgage financing. Therefore my feeling is that the banks have opened up, have loosened their criteria to allow someone like a Canadian to go into United States and obtain financing on a property on a mortgage, when six months ago, twelve months ago it was highly likely that if you were a Canadian investing in the United States you had to obtain some type of loan that was collateralised against something or some type of real estate or investment you had within Canada that would allow to go into United States and finance your U.S. property purchase.
My personal feeling is, we are seeing that loosen and there is now an ability to go into the U.S. into their own banking market and obtain mortgage financing from those institutions directly.
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Today's VIS image shows a portion of northeastern Syrtis Major. In this image are several windstreaks and a lava flow that has entered the crater on the top of the image.
Orbit Number: 47434 Latitude: 18.0611 Longitude: 73.8956 Instrument: VIS Captured: 2012-08-23 21:52
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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory manages the 2001 Mars Odyssey mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington, D.C. The Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) was developed by Arizona State University, Tempe, in collaboration with Raytheon Santa Barbara Remote Sensing. The THEMIS investigation is led by Dr. Philip Christensen at Arizona State University. Lockheed Martin Astronautics, Denver, is the prime contractor for the Odyssey project, and developed and built the orbiter. Mission operations are conducted jointly from Lockheed Martin and from JPL, a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.


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Carley Richardson, of Mountville, Pa., is the first-place winner in the third annual Pullo Family Performing Arts Center play competition. Richardson received first place honors and $150 for her play, "Oath." Rebecca Picone, Felton, Pa., received second place and $100 for her play, "A Family Trio."
Stephen Paduhovich, Wrightsville, Pa., received third place and $50 for his play, "The Evaluation," and Douglas Leik, Dallastown, Pa., also received third place and $50 for his play, "Deployment."
The plays "Oath" and "Deployment" will be performed by theatre students on April 28 and 29 at noon in room 114 on the lower level of The Pullo Center. Admission to the performances is free.
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