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Today marks the twentieth anniversary of "Equal Pay Day," which the National Committee on Pay Equity launched as a public awareness event in 1996 to symbolize how far into the year women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year. In more than 50 years since enactment of the federal Equal Pay Act ("EPA") and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ("Title VII"), women have made significant progress in the workplace and now make up roughly half of the American workforce. However, women working full time still earn, on average, 79 cents for every dollar earned by men, and this number has barely moved in over a decade. That said, it is still not clear that employer bias is to blame for the gap that remains. Indeed, the pay gap measures only the difference in average earnings between all men and all women; it is not a proxy for pay bias—i.e., the failure to pay women equal pay for equal work. Eliminating pay bias is important, but focusing heavily on perceived employer bias obscures a much more complex web of factors contributing to the problem of pay differences between men and women.
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More Headaches: Emeryville Enacts Paid Sick Leave & Minimum Wage Ordinance
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Is the EEOC Rushing Your Company to Court? SCOTUS Says Not So Fast
The U. S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled on April 29 that courts can review whether the EEOC has satisfied its obligation under Title VII to conciliate before running to court. Title VII dictates that when the EEOC believes that an employer has discriminated against its employees, it must attempt to "eliminate such alleged unlawful employment practice by informal methods of conference, conciliation and persuasion." However, if the EEOC cannot obtain a conciliation agreement that "is acceptable to the Commission," the EEOC may then bring a lawsuit. Up to now, there has been some debate as to what the EEOC needs to do to prove that it has cleared the conciliation hurdle before sprinting into litigation. In one of the most important labor and employment decisions of this term, the Court held that courts have limited authority to review the EEOC's conciliation efforts, adopting a middle-ground position that "respects the expansive discretion that Title VII gives to the EEOC over the conciliation process, while still ensuring that the Commission follows the lead." Mach Mining LLC v. EEOC, U.S., No. 13-1019, 4/29/15.
Is Your Wellness Program Healthy? EEOC Provides Much Needed Guidance in Proposed Rule
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And the Oscar Goes to . . . Equal Pay? Arquette's Oscar Speech Sparks Comparable Worth Bill in California
Just in time for Women's History Month, California State Senator and Chair of the California Legislative Women's Caucus, Hannah-Beth Jackson, introduced Senate Bill 358 (SB 358), which seeks to narrow the gender pay gap in California. Citing best supporting actress Patricia Arquette's recent Oscar acceptance speech where she called for, "wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women," Senator Jackson hopes to turn that rallying cry into concrete legislation in California.


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It 2017 anything goes for news. I expect the Los Alamos National Lab is worried about its funding so will repurpose one of its old hypothesis and try to get it on Fox News so the president see it and decides to keeps it funding. These organizations if smart realize how manipulatable the president is, and just a few simple things can cause him to change his mind and course. Just as long as you stroke his ego you can do whatever you want.
I am sorry I didn't want to make this political, but we had a problem with bad science news for a long time, because the people eat it us, and they use it to keep their funding. Unfortunately for some areas such as climate change due to some early overzealous hypothesis created a situation of mistrust of science where the general population and politicians just don't get the scientific process and are unable to weed out what are strong results and poor results and the difference between a hypothesis and a theory.


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I am a sole trader mainly selling (bondage) rope and instructional DVDs online via Amazon ([url removed, login to view]), eBay US & UK ([url removed, login to view]) and BigCommerce ([url removed, login to view]) to retail customers. The entire inventory is currently around 150 items but these are mainly variants of a few items, e.g. quantity, diameter & finish. I also have a few trade sales via PayPal.
My requirement is for somebody to complete the set up of Linnworks. So far it is working at a basic level, i.e. linked with inventory/channels and printing postage. I need fine tuning of the installation of Linnworks, e.g additional postage rates, variants and Linnlive, e.g. checking existing templates, help setting up more for variants. A general 'health check' of the system and advice on workflow/best practice would be welcome.
I will need Linnlive templates for all inventory items (150-200, mostly variations of 20 products)and a maximum of 20 configurators (or even just a couple, the rope one allowing selection of store category), one for each sub-category (as required) for each channel. Some already have them but they are not properly set up. [url removed, login to view]
I can't see any differentiation is needed between rope categories apart from type (store category), e.g. Asanawa, Tossa Lite. Within a store category, the rope will be is several diameters (usually 5, 6 & 7mm), lengths(8m, 10m or by the metre) and finishes (untreated, dry treated or wet treated), e.g. Asanawa, 6mm x 8m, treated. Ropes are bought as sets of 1, 2, 4, 6, & 8 usually.
I'll be guided by you but I think if each type of rope is a store category, each listing would be by diameter with variants for length and finish, the set size would simply be quantity. Not all listings would use all variants. See demo of set up: [url removed, login to view]
I'd like to add diameter and weight per metre to the listings (I already have weight per metre recorded in postage) where possible.
I'd also like to improve the look, consistency and branding of listings. Your advice and experience would be welcome here.
At the moment, I offer free/inclusive postage worldwide by Airmail/First Class Mail My sales order processing system, Linnworks, has rules to allocate postage and upgrade to tracked services if the weight or value exceeds a limit. I'd also like the option of offering alternatives at extra cost, e.g. tracked courier. Again, you might have experience with shipping rules that will optimise cost effectiveness which can be applied.
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1. Separate bones from chicken breasts, and cut the meat in cubes of about 1 ½ inches.
2. In a small skillet, melt 2 tbsp of butter or margarine, and lightly brown the coconut in it. Remove from heat.
3. Add remaining butter, and onions and saute them until lightly brown.
4. Take a large saucepan; add onions, coconut, saffron, coriander, salt, chili powder, garlic, ginger, lime juice, lemon rind, sugar and chicken. Simmer for about 5 minutes, by stirring frequently.
5. In a small bowl add coconut milk and cornstarch, and stir this mixture into the saucepan. Simmer the chicken for another 10 minutes until the chicken turns tender. ( Allow it to remain on low heat for few more minutes until the noodles are cooking).
6. Cook the noodles as per the package instructions. Drain and keep it aside.
7. Spoon the cooked noodles into serving platter and serve after topping with chicken.
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Calories 5886 Calories from Fat 1082
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 122 g188.4%
Saturated Fat 58.3 g291.5%
Trans Fat 1.1 g
Cholesterol 2759.8 mg919.9%
Sodium 6896.7 mg287.4%
Total Carbohydrates 79 g26.3%
Dietary Fiber 22.2 g88.7%
Sugars 29.2 g
Protein 1059 g2117.7%
Vitamin A 64.3% Vitamin C 177.9%
Calcium 78.6% Iron 214.7%
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2. Grind all the ingredients from ginger to cumin seeds to a fine paste.
3. Powder all the ingredients from cinnamon to mace.
4. Marinate the mutton with the ground and powdered spices from Steps 2 & 3, yogurt, salt and red chili powder.
5. Peel and halve the potatoes. Prick the potatoes and rub with salt and turmeric powder. Keep aside for 15 minutes and then fry lightly in oil.
6. Heat oil in a deep bottom non stick pan and fry the onions till reach brown and crisp. Remove the pan from fire and keep aside half of the fried onions.
7. Put the pan with the rest of the fried onions in fire and put the marinated mutton in the pan with the fried onions and cook the meat for two minutes stirring occasionally. Reduce heat, cover and continue cooking with stirring till meat is done and oil starts separating. Remove from fire.
8. Wash and soak rice in cold water for at least 30 minutes. Boil water and add the ingredients from cloves to salt. Add rice. Cook till half done and then drain. Save 2 cups of the drained water.
9. Heat, crush and soak saffron in half cup of warm milk.
10. Take deep thick bottomed pan wide enough to hold the mutton and the rice. Spread some meat in the bottom of the pan then add some rice. Dot with ghee, raisins, fried onions, cashew nuts and a few potatoes. Over this put remaining meat and rice and dot with ghee, fried onions, potatoes, raisins. Sprinkle with the drained water. Add saffron soaked milk.
11. Cover the pan with aluminum foil and put the lid back on the pan. Preheat oven to 450 deg Fahrenheit and bake for about 30 - 45 minutes at 400 deg Fahrenheit.
12. Remove from oven, mix the meat and rice mixture. Serve hot garnished with sliced onions, green pepper, tomatoes and sliced hard boiled eggs.
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Calories 1262 Calories from Fat 518
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Total Fat 58 g89.9%
Saturated Fat 22.1 g110.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 153.2 mg51.1%
Sodium 655.9 mg27.3%
Total Carbohydrates 139 g46.4%
Dietary Fiber 10.9 g43.5%
Sugars 20.1 g
Protein 46 g92.7%
Vitamin A 7.9% Vitamin C 110.8%
Calcium 27.6% Iron 34.3%
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Maine Comics Arts Festival Returns June 4th
May 20, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Comic Strips, Convention News, Maine, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Top Stories, Webcomics
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The Maine Comics Arts Festival will be held in Portland on Saturday, June 4th, 2016 at the Main Branch of the Portland Public Library. The event is free and open to the public. Featuring over 100 comics writers, artists and publishers, this will be a celebration of the comics art form.
The exhibitors will be in various locations throughout the library. There will be maps and guides to help anyone attending. Here is the exhibitor and guest list and their locations.
Amanda Kahl
Barry Corbett
Brenna Killeen
Brian Codagnone
Charles Brubaker
Chris Watkins
Fulton Beal
Jack Turnbull
John Lechner
Michael Mitchell
Fiction/ Music area:
Allison Bannister
Declan McCarthy
Ellen Crenshaw
Lindsay Moore
Matt Smith
Michael Rapa
Neil Johnson
Olivia Li
Patt Kelley
Reilly Hadden
Stephanie Zuppo
Tom O'Brien
Tom Pappalardo
Children's Area:
Andrew Hunter
AndrÈs Vera MartÌnez
Bob Flynn
Dan Moynihan
George O'Connor
Jay Piscopo
Kelly Fernandez
Maris Wicks
Lewis Gallery:
Amanda Boucher
Andjelko Napijalo
Anne Thalheimer
Bridget Comeau
Jackie Musto
James Quigley
Jeff Kline
Joe St. Pierre
Joey Han
John Rioux
Lenwood Brown III
Maarta Laiho
Tyson Pease
Rines Auditorium:
Andrew MacLean
Becca Case
Ben Wright-Heuman
Bruce Worden
Carol Burrell
Christian DiBari
Christina Savino
Christopher Peary
Clayton McCormack
Cody Pickrodt
Colleen AF Venable
Corin Howell
Crispin Wood
Dan Mazur
Eric Boeker
George O'Connor
Greg Marathas
Hugh Tims
Jennifer McKeon
John Jennison
John Loren
Kori Handwerker
Kristilyn Stevenson
Lauren Pettapiece
Lucy Bellwood
Mitra Farmand
Nicholas Kole
Rebecca Mock
Sequoia Bostick
Stephen Bissette
Steve Mardo
Steve Peters
Zack Giallongo
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Hartford Comic Con Returns on Sept. 19-20, 2015
August 31, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Hartford Comic Con returns this September 19-20, 2015 at the XL Center in Hartford, CT! In the very first year, over 11,000 fans attended and this year they are looking for even more fans to join in the fun!
The staff has been hard at work putting together a great guest line up for this year's convention and will continue to do so up to the opening of the show! Currently the following comic creators are scheduled to appear: Ray Fawkes, Chad Hardin, John Tyler Christopher, Ed McGuinness, Ben Templesmith, Dave Dorman, Jeremy Bastian, Craig Rousseau, Mark McKenna (special host for this year's Kids Conn!), Jack Purcell, Bob Almond, Khary Randolph, Paul Ryan, Sara Richard, Darby Pop!, Jeff Schultz, Ransom Getty, Nate Bellegarde, Mike Lilly, Matt Fletcher, Braden Lamb, Alex Sanchez, Eric Talbot, Alex Sanchez and Ale Garza!
Additionally several media guests from movies and television will also appear: Kelly Hu, Eric Roberts,
Michael Jai White, Joey Lauren Adams, Christy Romano, BJ Britt, Ernie Hudson, Samantha Newark, Nicki Clyne, Robert Axelrod, Jeff Kline, Taimak, Tito Santana, and Trina Nishimura!
For those interested in either Artist Alley tables or Vendor space, please visit our website www.hartfordcomiccon.com and follow the link under the registration tab.
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For those interested in attending our event, tickets are available directly from the XL Center's homepage www.xlcenter.com, by phone 877-522-8499, or by visiting the XL Center itself.
ME – Indestructible Signing
January 5, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Jeff Kline, known for cartoons like GI Joe Renegades, Transformers Prime, Big Guy and Rusty, Godzilla, and Extreme Ghostbusters, just to name a few, appears at Coast City Comics on Saturday January 25th at 3pm to promote his new comic Indestructible and his new company, Darby Pop Publishing.
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It's the best and the worst this week. Booker, the undoubted star of the no pain, no gain portfolio, has chalked up another commendable performance but SnackTime has managed to confirm its role as the weakest of my dozen constituents.
I can imagine that some readers may be getting a little tired of my laudatory comments on Booker; so I intend to dwell in some detail on SnackTime, a vending machine group that so far has lost the portfolio approaching 80 per cent of its £5,000 stake. It is always humiliating to descend on a disastrous investment and I can only apologise for the portfolio's collection of misadventures. We all know that shares can go up as well as down, but the portfolio seems to have encountered rather more than the acceptable allocation of duff stocks in the past few years. This is no doubt due to its reliance on small caps. At one time they were the key to making money. But, as I keep complaining, they are, with a few exceptions, now utterly unloved as investors eschew what are regarded as the more riskier elements of the stock market. This attitude will change – but when is anybody's guess.
The portfolio arrived on SnackTime, which ranks as the nation's third largest vending machine operator, at 119p. The shares subsequently approached 200p but the price, as I write, is a mere 28.5p, capitalising the company at £4.7m.
In its early days of stock market life the group was highly regarded. It even successfully absorbed a rival firm. But then it acquired Vendia, another vending group, in a near £11m deal. In effect, the takeover doubled SnackTime's size. It has proved such a mighty swallow that the group appears to have suffered from chronic indigestion. Whether it appreciated the problems it assumed when it absorb Vendia is unclear. Even so, its difficulties have been intensified by the recession and the much higher costs the group has experienced.
But it appears the re-organisation – a "challenging" exercise in the words of its new chairman, Jeremy Hamer – is now largely complete and "there are encouraging signs of progress being made across the group".
Mr Hamer became executive chairman in May, replacing Blair Jenkins. He is a former chairman of Inter Link Foods where the portfolio, thanks to a timely sale, nearly doubled its money.
In the year to end-March, SnackTime suffered a loss of £772,000 on revenue up 28 per cent, reflecting acquisitions – rather weaker than I expected.
As a vending machine operator the group embraces both snacks and drinks. Most of its outlets are company-run but it has a franchise business, Snack in the Box, that perhaps offers the best chance of non-acquisition expansion. In recent times directors, including Mr Jenkins, have picked up 345,000 shares. A modest outlay, but perhaps a significant indication of their confidence that the group's performance will improve. At least for the time being the portfolio intends to retain the shares. There seems little point in selling at this stage. I should have sold earlier but once again I have not been sufficiently ruthless.
Now to Booker. Sales in the first 12 weeks were up 1.7 per cent although tobacco income declined. Following a 24 per cent rejection of its pay report at last week's annual meeting, the cash and carry chain said it would re-examine its policy. The shares are around 90p while the portfolio paid 24.5p. I have no complaints about the group's remuneration policy which, for the second year running, has come under the spotlight.
Finally, Northern Petroleum. I have often discussed the yawning gap between the oil and gas group's assets and share price. Analysts Peter Bassett and Andrew Matharu at the stockbroker Westhouse Securities reckon there is "considerable value embedded" in the group's portfolio and calculate that asset value could be as high as 351p a share. The analysts believe the share price discount to their estimate is far too large and have settled on a 123p target price. The portfolio descended on Northern last summer at 68p a share; after approaching 100p the shares are now around 71p.
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Jst, peterv, whoever gets to this first please r/sr.
Uhm, since XHR has been something we've relnoted as a feature in every previous beta, could I get a cute little snippet explaining why we're removing it?
Marking late-compat and cc:ing Team Evang as per project meeting, etc.
Suggested relnote: "Due to late changes in the Cross Site XMLHttpRequest specification which made our implementation incomplete, it was decided to remove support for this technology rather than include only partial support."
We should link to the changes, then -- I don't know what they are, and I bet I and others on my team will get asked!
(In reply to comment #5)
> We should link to the changes, then -- I don't know what they are, and I bet I
> and others on my team will get asked!
I believe it's encapsulated in bug 408098, but it's hard for me to tell. Jonas?
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Just sticking this here for lack of a better place. I was going to post this with all the other stuff in bug 372107 to add the XS listener be part of CC since it holds other CC-classes, but since it's getting backed out I'll just put it here for reference.
We ready to go on this?
Checked in with tests.
Testing actually found one bug, though one that wasn't a result of the backout but of the initial patch.
When denying a redirect it's important to not set a new channel. Otherwise we won't recognize the channel we're getting onStartRequest/onStopRequest on and we'll lock waiting for "our" channel to stop.
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Final backout patch
Here is the final backout patch.
When putting this back in, here is what needs to be done:
* Reland this patch
* Land bug 416957
* Add support for redirects if we think there's time
* Fix the remaining security concern (apart from the cookie issue) which is that
code that does access-checks based on document-uri rather than
document-principal might be exploitable.
This can either be fixed by auditing all such code, or by making the
document-uri and document-principal match. Or by making the document-uri
And add back the call to
in nsLayoutStatics that I forgot to diff :)
relnote something like this:
Cross-Site XHR has been removed due to concerns for spec stability as well as wanting to attempt to make the security model for cross-site loading of private data better.


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The larger of our two cheeses is called Baserri, which means farmhouse in Basque. This cheese is a 4- to 5-pound tomme. The green Basque countryside in France and Spain is dotted with ancient tile-roofed baserris where Basque farmers still make their living in traditional ways, often milking their sheep by hand and making small batches of cheese that they sell locally. Our Baserri is made in that spirit, in small batches, by hand. It is a West Marin interpretation of the Basque cheeses you can buy from farmhouses in the Basque country. Baserri is aged for 6 months before it is released for sale. Baserri won First Place in its category in the 2016 American Cheese Society competition, Best in Division in the 2015 California State Cheese Competition, and won a Double Gold medal at the 2013 Sonoma County Harvest Fair.
Txiki, which means "little" in Basque, is a smaller version of Baserri, a 1.5- to 2-pound tommette-sized cheese made from the same recipe as Baserri. The shape produces a different relationship of paste to rind, and a more rapid aging. Txiki is released for sale after 3 months of age. Txiki won Best in Show at the 2012 California State Cheese Competition, and has won Silver Medals at the 2013, 2014 and 2015 World Cheese Awards competition.
Baserri has the terroir of West Marin; it tastes like sheep's milk and like the grass they eat on those beautiful hills."
The integrity with which Marcia's cheeses are made is equaled only by the explosive flavors in her cheeses that result. Baserri and Txiki are two of America's best cheeses.
The taste is pleasant, light, nutty, and mild throughout. Like an ultra-mild farmstead cheddar without the sharpness, but without losing the complexity. There's a hint of fruitiness, and a note of the tropics.
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Talos suites for winXP after bug 666446 landed is showing a regression in tscroll and tdhtml:
tdhtml: 723.68 (http://graphs.mozilla.org/graph.html#type=series&tests=[{%22test%22:%2218%22,%22branch%22:%221%22,%22machine%22:%22507%22,%22testrun%22:%228555367%22}])
tscroll: 14618.1 (http://graphs.mozilla.org/graph.html#type=series&tests=[{%22test%22:%2271%22,%22branch%22:%221%22,%22machine%22:%22507%22,%22testrun%22:%228555371%22}])
Previous check-in results were:
tdhtml: 539.82 (http://graphs.mozilla.org/graph.html#type=series&tests=[{%22test%22:18,%22branch%22:1,%22machine%22:667,%22testrun%22:8549730}])
tscroll: 11570.2 (http://graphs.mozilla.org/graph.html#type=series&tests=[{%22test%22:71,%22branch%22:1,%22machine%22:667,%22testrun%22:8549734}])
This looks like a 26% increase in time required to execute tscroll, and a 34% increase in time required for tdhtml, but only on WinXP.
This was fixed with the latest patch to bug 666446. bug 666446 was backed out, and when recommitted, it will longer suffer from this issue.
There was a tscroll regression email for XP that included these patches, although it is much smaller.
Ok, I'm reopening this bug to track this issue.
So, it looks like this is still being caused by nsImageLoader. I intend to have this isolated and a patch posted today.
Ok.. I think I found the problem. I'll push a patch in a second for review, but the following Talos test results on try seem to show the problem:
Basically, what's happening is that I tried to use the logic in nsLayoutUtils::DeregisterIfNotAnimated() in order to be consistent with the other invocations during Load, but having to register and then immediately deregister again is inefficient, so I did the animation check up front and only register if the new image is animated.
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It seems weird that this would cause a noticeable performance effect.
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> + bool isAnimated;
> + nsresult rv = imageContainer->GetAnimated(&isAnimated);
> + if (NS_SUCCEEDED(rv) && isAnimated) {
> + nsLayoutUtils::RegisterImageRequest(presContext, mRequest,
> + &mRequestRegistered);
Doesn't this mean that a partially loaded image is never registered?
This should no longer be an issue with bug 666446. Please reopen if I am incorrect.
Tracking bug 666446 instead, but this bug may still be reopened for FF10.


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Parliamentary question by Marco Cappato (NI) to the Commission and answer given by Mr Patten on behalf of the Commission
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Parliamentary questions
by Marco Cappato (TDI) to the Commission
(18 January 2000)
Subject: EU lump-sum contribution to the UNDCP
The UNDCP (United Nations Drug Control Programme) is involved in carrying out projects to eradicate and replace opium cultivation in Afghanistan and in other South-East Asian States. In its reply to Question 68 (H-0558/99) the Commission states, "The Community is aware that alternatives to opium production are normally not competitive economically mldr The Taliban have a direct interest in the opium and heroin trade and have tried to link it with international recognition. The Commission has therefore not financed any UNDCP alternative crop development programmes in Afghanistan either prior to, or since, the emergence of the Taliban movement." The European Union supports the UNDCP, however, through an annual lump-sum contribution entered against the budget line "North-south cooperation schemes in the context of the campaign against drug abuse". While the Union does not fund the UNDCP programmes in Afghanistan directly, it supports their implementation indirectly, through its lump-sum contribution.
Does the Commission know how the UNDCP uses that Community lump-sum funding? Since it deems direct funding of opium eradication and substitution programmes in Afghanistan inappropriate and ineffective, has the Commission asked the UNDCP not to use the Community funding that it receives annually for such programmes? Has the Commission asked the UNDCP to suspend the programmes in question? If so, when and how? If not, does it intend to do so in future?
Answer given by Mr Patten
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(1 February 2000)
Although the Commission was the third largest donor to the United Nations drug control programme (UNDCP) in 1999, the Commission does not provide it with general purpose funding as suggested by the Honourable Member. The financial regulations of the Community prohibit the provision of general purpose funding and restrict the funding of activities of United Nations organisations, funds and programmes to activities related to concrete projects. As stated in the Commission's response to the Honourable Member's Oral Question on this subject H-558/99n during question time at Parliament's November 1999 part-session(1) during the period in question the Commission did not fund any UNDCP projects for eradication of illicit cultures or alternative development in Afghanistan.
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Doctor Who first appeared on our screens 50 years ago. It has millions of viewers and fans around the world with the series sparking amazing creativity and unrivalled devotion.
This exhibition celebrates what it means to be a Doctor Who fan, their collections, their art and the passion that Doctor Who has generated and re-generated over the past half century.
Created by Karl Rooney
On the 23 November 1963 at 17:16 and 20 seconds the BBC aired a programme that aimed to entertain but also to be scientifically credible. Through a multitude of regenerated Doctors, countless enemies and many companions, delve into the past 50 years of a programme that's become ingrained in our popular culture.
Fans love Doctor Who for many different reasons and in many different ways. They revel in the minutiae of the show, constantly checking the adherence to the Doctor Who mythology as well as the continuity and evolution of characters and stories. Exploring this and the independent nature of the Doctor and the moral stands he takes gives an insight into why the series resonates with the fans so much.
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Fandom thrives on opinion and Doctor Who fans have always found ways to express themselves to other fans. This sharing of views and the forging of friendships with similarly minded people is one clear way in which fans become a community. The enjoyment of these debates ensures that fans continually find ways to communicate and meet up.
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Doctor Who fans want to actively express and share their passion. From cross-stitched Doctor portraits to Dad built Daleks standing guard in back gardens, discover how fans show their enthusiasm. There's also the competition between fans as to who's able to demonstrate that they know more and that their collections of props, memorabilia and merchandise are bigger and better than others.
All of these objects were loaned to the exhibition by members of the public.
Whovians (as Doctor Who fans are sometimes known) were amongst the earliest fan groups to take advantage of the internet and social media. From fanzines, newsgroups, blogs, podcasts, fan videos and websites, get a taste of the extent of the international reach of the Doctor Who community as it continues to increase online.
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1,063 sq. ft
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This ready to move into home is well cared for and has many handicap features. Spacious kitchen with newer appliances and great enclosed side porch for summer living! Circular paved drive as well as paved auto open detached garage. Pleasant views, sun and easy access.
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It was hard to leave the Raif's this morning, so we were running a little late as usual. Once we got on the road, we stopped at two Lego Stores (one in Delaware and one in Maryland) for passport stamps. These might be some of the most well travelled Lego passports! While we were at the mall we went ahead and got lunch so we wouldn't have to stop when we got to DC.
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Sightseeing - Air + Space Museum and Baseball
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The SCB Core will provide to all six SBDR Projects the following: 1) Macromolecular Crystallography and Small Angle X-ray Scattering data collection at the SIBYLS beamline located at beamline 12.3.1 of the Advanced Light Source synchrotron at LBNL. The SIBYLS beamline is a unique synchrotron resource that provides tunable wavelength X-rays for both MX and SAXS experiments. 2) Collaboration on SBDR targets with SCB staff for both MX and SAXS studies. 3) Development and application of SAXS analysis software to address current limitations and beamline hardware to optimize data quality for SBDR targets. This includes software that will combine results from high and low resolution techniques through the systematic and objective fitting of X-ray crystal structures that are consistent with the experimental SAXS data. 4) Analysis by Multi-angle Light Scattering (MALS) System in line with Size Exclusion Chromatography (SEC) in the SIBYLS wet lab. MALS with its 1% molecular mass accuracy is critical for validating complexes for SAXS analysis. 5) In silico and in vitro screening services to identify small molecule inhibitors for selected SBDR targets that control biological outcome and coordination of inhibitor studies with Joe Gray. The results from the SCB Core will be applied to the understanding of cancer etiology and potential cancer therapy through interactions with collaborators. These services are central to the goal of each Project to structurally characterize DNA repair complexes. MX provides atomic resolution information, while SAXS provides structural information on the conformations of DNA repair proteins and complexes in solution. The Core is centralized at the ALS because of the need for high flux, tunable wavelength X-rays for MX and SAXS studies. The Core also provides a critical mass of expertise needed for the difficult structural studies of flexible and modular proteins and complexes. The SCB Core, in collaboration with all six SBDR Projects, will generate insights into dynamic and coordinated assembly of large protein complexes involved in DNA repair processes.
The SCB Core will provide to SBDR Projects expertise and facilities to structurally characterize DNA repair complexes by macromolecular crystallography, small angle X-ray scattering, and multi-angle light scattering. High resolution structures and structural analysis in solution are central to achieve the SBDR goal of mechanistic, predictive biology for improved cancer interventions that will be highly relevant to public health.
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|Mahaney, Brandi L; Lees-Miller, Susan P; Cobb, Jennifer A (2014) The C-terminus of Nej1 is critical for nuclear localization and non-homologous end-joining. DNA Repair (Amst) 14:9-16
|Frank, Andreas O; Vangamudi, Bhavatarini; Feldkamp, Michael D et al. (2014) Discovery of a potent stapled helix peptide that binds to the 70N domain of replication protein A. J Med Chem 57:2455-61
|Wu, Ching-Shyi; Ouyang, Jian; Mori, Eiichiro et al. (2014) SUMOylation of ATRIP potentiates DNA damage signaling by boosting multiple protein interactions in the ATR pathway. Genes Dev 28:1472-84
|Davis, Anthony J; Chen, Benjamin P C; Chen, David J (2014) DNA-PK: a dynamic enzyme in a versatile DSB repair pathway. DNA Repair (Amst) 17:21-9
|Zhao, Weixing; Saro, Dorina; Hammel, Michal et al. (2014) Mechanistic insights into the role of Hop2-Mnd1 in meiotic homologous DNA pairing. Nucleic Acids Res 42:906-17
|Longerich, Simonne; Kwon, Youngho; Tsai, Miaw-Sheue et al. (2014) Regulation of FANCD2 and FANCI monoubiquitination by their interaction and by DNA. Nucleic Acids Res 42:5657-70
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In the desolate garden of our discontent
where the world hid always in the shadows of dusk,
neither blessed by day nor forsaken at night,
soft silver light kissing the fey flowers and bramble,
silent witnesses to the dissolution of love's dream.
We were awakened from an enchanted golden slumber,
Yawning, rubbed the remnants of lust from our eyes
to see more clearly, feel more clearly,
the absence of light in our souls and poetry in our eyes.
We woke to find the world changed, unsteady and murky,
a woeful place where love cannot grow
and passion melts into the darkness of the overgrowth.
Like a butterfly in the roses, love up and flitted away,
Leaving us hollow, with only our tragedy to fill us.
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Following up on the video presented just last month, Cav Empt (C.E) presents its Spring/Summer 2014 collection via a new lookbook. The quirky Japanese brand again submits a unique and colorful range of garments, experimenting with internet age references and sci-fi motifs in both the clothing and backdrop. Contrasting patterned shirts, windbreakers and sweaters are juxtaposed with solid pastel bottoms. Silhouettes themselves are kept contemporary and slim, executed with premium materials while also encouraging movement. Enjoy this look at C.E's Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook, the pieces of which should be at select retailers now.


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Cleveland-based Hinkley Lighting is driven by a passion to combine design and function to create exceptional lighting solutions. Family-owned Hinkley began as a traditional lantern company in 1922, and, still today, they produce top quality outdoor lighting. Hinkley Lighting has also expanded to include a full range of interior lighting solutions, including chandeliers, sconces, pendants and vanity lights.
The Atlantis Outdoor Wall Sconce No. 1640 is available with the following:
- Material: Extruded Aluminum
- Etched glass lens
- Made of aluminum, will not rust
- Dark Sky compliant
- UL Listed Wet
- Made In China
Finish: Bronze, Satin Black, Satin White, Titanium
Light Option: Halogen, LED
- 4.5 Watt 120 Volt Integrated LED: Lifespan: 60000 hours
- 4.5 Watt (250 Lumens) 120 Volt Integrated LED: CRI: 90 Color Temp: 2700K Lifespan: 60000 hours
- Two 20 Watt (110 Lumens) 120 Volt GU10 Base Halogen Lamp(s) (Included)
Compare Brightness:
LumensThe amount of light that comes from a bulb, which has commonly been measured in watts. The more lumens, the brighter the bulb.
WattageA measurement of the power delivered to a component of an electric circuit (allowing a one-ampere current to flow through the component under the pressure of 1 volt.)
Bulb ShapeBulb shapes are denoted with a letter, which describes the shape, and a number, which indicates the size. The number indicates the diameter of the light bulb at its widest part in eighths of an inch.
BaseThe part of the bulb that connects to the fixture and its power supply. Bulb bases are denoted with the letter E, and a number which indicates the diameter of the bulb base at its widest part in millimeters.
VoltageIndicates how much voltage a bulb can accept via the fixture it's installed in.
Light Color TemperatureThe relative color from a light source, measured on the Kelvin temperature scale. Warm light is lower in color temperature (2700-3000 K) and cool, blue light is higher (5000 K).
Average Rated LifeThe average amount time that a bulb is expected to last.
CRICRI = color rendering index. This number, which can go from 0 to 100, measures the ability of a light or bulb accurately renders colors. The higher the number, the better, with most quality bulbs these days measuring at least in the 80s.
- Backplate Height 4.5", Width 4.5":
- Fixture Height 16", Width 2.75", Depth 6.75":
- Plate Height 4.5", Width 4.5":
- Small Option Backplate Width 4.5", Height 4.5":
- Small Option Fixture Width 2.75", Height 16", Depth 6.75":
- Small Option Plate Width 4.5", Height 4.5":
Ratings: Based on 1 reviews, this product is rated 5.0 out of 5.
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