text:
Specialty Wine Retailers Association Applauds Agreement to Allow Out-of-State Retailers to Ship Wine Directly to Texas Consumers
SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 23, 2006--United States District Judge John H. McBryde of the Northern District of Texas, Fort Worth Division, approved a preliminary injunction yesterday creating a level-playing field for in-state and out-of-state wine retailers. The Texas Attorney General's office and Kirkland & Ellis LLP, on behalf of wine retailer and Texas consumer plaintiffs, agreed to a preliminary injunction that prohibits Texas from enforcing its discriminatory ban on shipments from out-of-state wine retailers directly to Texas adult consumers. On April 3, the Specialty Wine Retailers Association (SWRA) announced its support for the lawsuit, filed by Kirkland & Ellis LLP, in conjunction with Texas counsel, challenging the constitutionality of Texas' laws prohibiting such shipments. (www.specialtywineretailers.org) Under this preliminary injunction, out-of-state wine retailers selling directly to Texas adult consumers must use a state-approved common carrier permitted to do business in Texas. The next step is for the common carriers, such as FedEx and UPS, to receive such permits and incorporate retailer-to-consumer shipping procedures into their systems. "The ruling is a milestone in our mission to remove archaic laws and create a borderless national marketplace that is consistent with Granholm v. Heald," said Lesley P. Berglund, president of SWRA. "It's a great day for Texas wine lovers, who can anticipate competitive pricing, more convenience, and greater choice," she added. The Specialty Wine Retailers Association has been formed to encourage states to create a borderless national wine marketplace that benefits consumers and increases state tax revenues. While 33 states allow licensed wineries to ship directly to their consumers, only 12 states, at most, allow retailers to do the same. The named defendant was Alan Steen, administrator of The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and plaintiffs included Wine Country Gift Baskets.com, K&L Wine Merchants, Beverages & More, Inc., David L. Tapp, Ronald L. Parrish, and Jeffry R. Davis. SWRA members include, but are not limited to, wine merchants, wine auction houses, wine e-tailers, catalogers, and wine clubs. Members operate in 30 states, including 1-800-flowers.com (Ambrosiawine.com), Beverages & More, Bonhams & Butterfields, K & L Wine Merchants, My Wines Direct, Rare Wine Company, Signature Wines, Vinfolio, Winebid.com, and Wine Country Gift Baskets, among others. The organization is in active membership discussions with hundreds of other wine retailers -- and even wineries -- across the country that are supportive of a national wine market. Headquartered in Sacramento, California, SWRA is organizing as a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit trade association. The Association serves its members in various legislative and regulatory arenas and by litigating to improve the system for all constituencies. (www.specialtywineretailers.org)


text:
The Games We Play; Find the Shot Before Moving On
One of the things I like to do is to play visual games. I have several to share with you, but this one is one that anyone can do. Anywhere, any time.
First; I believe that if we are to call ourselves photographers, we must photograph. Make pictures. Make images. SHOOT. I have written about this belief before; here, here, and here. If you are new here, you may find those entries interesting.
This game forces vision, and it makes it very imperative for you to find an image no matter where you are. It doesn't have to be a world-class image, it has to be a good image. Your image.
(Note: I got the idea from this game from a story that Jay Maisel tells about shooting an image in a place where his assistant insisted there was nothing to shoot. The challenge was for Jay to shoot an image while the assistant ran inside and dropped off some film at the lab. Duration: one minute. The resulting image ended up being one of Maisel's signature image. Image: New York skyline reflected in a parking meter.)
GAME ONE: "Moving On"

subset: commoncrawl


text:
A pitch of writing: some unexpected commentators have made the World Cup more of a Word Cup, with delightful results. Certainly more delightful than that wordplay!
Over twenty years, Nike's soccer ads have traced a change in what global athletic celebrity means. Virtues like teamwork and unity are praised, but the praise is drowned out by the positioning of athletes as disposable corporate deities.
The wit and wisdom of the only new name for the Washington NFL Team that's nearly as offensive as the old one. It's morning in Raljon, MD or somewhere.
The latest, most triumphant return of America's most infrequently published Sporps Periodical. This issue is about the music of sports, from devotional cumbias about Maradona to the novelty recordings of a Yinzer sports bard.
As MTV2's flirtily bizarre collaboration with Major League Baseball reaches double digits, it enters its baroque/recycling-old-stuff period. Don't worry, Fat Joe is still around.
On the experience of winning a Stanley Cup, without so much as one loss, from a very comfortable seat.
Off The Bat is now nearly ten episodes old, and still a long way from good. Instead of stressing over how and why Fat Joe still can't pronounce Yasiel Puig's name, maybe it's better to wonder how this is still on the air. The answer to that question lies in MTV2's similarly baffling existence.
Super-prospect Gregory Polanco is finally on his way to Pittsburgh. How and why this well-deserved call took so long to come has a lot to do with MLB's broken Super Two system, but also something to do with the micro-scale workaday weirdness of the Pirates.
In which our heroes more or less give up on the baseball aspect of things and focus more on Yo Gotti, junket-jumping, and violence against Tampa Bay Rays.
A Saturday afternoon White Sox game is usually a profoundly restful experience. On bobble head day, it's something else entirely.


text:
November/December Observer Contents
News Features
New look for ACP's newspaper
Send in your cases of medical diagnosis
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Proof or promise? Get the facts on CAM
Growing evidence base helps doctors advise patients about alternative therapies
November/December '07
If physicians don't ask, patients won't tell about CAM
Reassuring patients that they won't be judged or dismissed can help open up the lines of communication
November/December '07
Clinical Medicine
More teens are on drugs—the legal kind
Survey shows increases in adolescent prescriptions for chronic and mental illness
November/December '07
Sleep disorder rise is wake-up call for internists
November/December '07
E-mail in demand but cost, security worry physicians
November/December '07
Physician Profile
Universal coverage priority for AMA's next president
November/December '07
Family history may be primary care's best genetic test
November/December '07
Readers express views on dialysis, micropractices and other issues
November/December '07
Practice Management
Tamper-resistant Medicaid prescriptions, billing for PAs
November/December '07
Practice Tips
Mind your reminders …
November/December '07
FDA News
FDA review: new blood tests and blood-loss products.
November/December '07
National Trends
Gonococcal Isolate Surveillance Project finds increasing resistance
Special Focus
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Evidence-based recommendations about care
November/December '07
College Watch
Washington Perspective
Awaiting the next chapter of SCHIP, Medicare saga
November/December '07
President's Message
Rigorous review goes into ACP's clinical guidelines
November/December '07
College announces nominees for Officers and Regents
November/December '07
College announces chapter awards
November/December '07
Call for Spring 2008 Board of Governors Resolutions
November/December '07
Chapter Meetings
CME Bulletin Board
View the printer-friendly version.
This is a printer-friendly version of this page
Internist Archives Quick Links
Not an ACP Member?
Join today and discover the benefits waiting for you.
ACP offers different categories of membership depending on your career stage and professional status. View options, pricing and benefits.
A New Way to Ace the Boards!
Ensure you're board-exam ready with ACP's Board Prep Ace - a multifaceted, self-study program that prepares you to pass the ABIM Certification Exam in internal medicine. Learn more.


text:
Call 0800-810-8020 or your travel agent and book your trip!
Or... Select one or more travel options:
or your travel agent and book your trip today!
Select one or more travel options, then click the "find your trip" button below.
» Clear Selections
Please wait while we generate your custom trip planner
Please fill in the form below to view your free Tauck eBrochure!
To be contacted by a Tauck Reservations Counselor, please provide your name and email address as noted below. To better assist you, please also note tour or destination questions.
* Required fields
Your request has been received.
Ken Burns Event! Award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns has said that in trying to make the years of the early 20th century come alive in his films, he discovered that jazz music – what he describes as the "soundtrack of America" during those decades – did the trick. "Using jazz music to illustrate the 20s, the 30s, the 40s and the 50s drew me to jazz," he recalls. "I had to know something about it. And as I learned more about it, I wanted to make a film about it." The journey of discovery that resulted in Ken Burns's acclaimed documentary Jazz has inspired a one-of-a-kind travel experience crafted by Ken Burns and Tauck to celebrate this uniquely American music in the uniquely American city in which it was born.
Returning for another encore after successful appearances in 2011, 2013 and 2015,
The Tauck Jazz Event, a Ken Burns Event, brings guests together March 29 – April 2, 2017 in the birthplace of jazz – New Orleans – for five extraordinary days of live musical performances, themed sightseeing and exclusive experiences... including a personal appearance by Ken Burns. You'll visit some of the places in New Orleans that played a role in the creation and history of jazz in the French Quarter and throughout the city, from Basin Street and Preservation Hall to NOCCA and Tremé. You'll explore jazz archives and collections, museums and historic sites with insights from musicians, scholars and historians... as well as from master storyteller Ken Burns himself, in a keynote address at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts that's followed by an opportunity to meet Ken and a special private performance by Ellis Marsalis. But most importantly, you'll enjoy exclusive opportunities to hear this glorious music live – performed by artists including pianist and jazz patriarch Ellis Marsalis, saxophonist and singer Donald Harrison and others – in venues ranging from legendary Preservation Hall to The Orpheum Theater, New Orleans' recently restored Jazz-Age gem, for a jazz-filled gala farewell dinner.
The event is limited to 210 guests. Daily sightseeing will be in intimate small groups of approximately 35 Tauck guests. Each group, accompanied by a dedicated Tauck Director along with local experts and guides, will embark daily on one of three custom-crafted sightseeing tracks designed to showcase the nature, history and cultural significance of jazz music, and the topics that Ken Burns sees as critical to our understanding and appreciation of it: "Roots of Jazz," "Jazz in the Quarter" and "Jazz & the Story of Survival Today." Later, all groups gather to enjoy extraordinary evenings of live jazz – and more – together.
This once-in-a-lifetime experience brings to life the stories, personalities, events and influences that have shaped – and continue to shape – the music we know as jazz. Below is a sample itinerary that follows one of our five-day sightseeing track schedules:
Sample Day-By-Day Itinerary
1. Arrive New Orleans, LA
Welcome Cocktail Reception & Jazz "Informance" at The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans / Welcome Dinner with jazz trio at Arnaud's
2. Roots of Jazz
Basin Street / St. Louis Cemetery #1 / Lunch in a historic neighborhood / Bruce Boyd Raeburn Talk & Jazz Greats Collection Viewing at Old U.S. Mint
Exclusive Keynote Address by Ken Burns at NOCCA; Open House / Performance by pianist & jazz patriarch Ellis Marsalis
3. Jazz in the Quarter
French Quarter / Cabildo Tour with Charles Chamberlain / Private Performance at Preservation Hall / Court of Two Sisters Jazz Brunch
Donald Harrison & Congo Nation Mardi Gras Indians
4. Jazz & the Story of Survival Today
Breakfast Talk by Lolis Eric Elie / Nellie Watson Lecture, Ritz-Carlton /
Tour of Tremé / Le Musée de f.p.c. Visit / St. Augustine Church
Gala Farewell Dinner with Live Jazz at The Orpheum Theater
5. Breakfast at The Ritz-Carlton / Fly home anytime.
Airport transfers included.
Tell us a little about yourself and we'll make sure you get the most relevant information.
New to Tauck
A Past Tauck Traveller
A Travel Agent


text:
Who Skis?
By Jon Bowermaster; Jon Bowermaster, a freelance writer, is completing a book about the future of small towns in America.
Published: November 27, 1988
STANDING, LIKE A CANDIDATE, BEHIND A podium in a restaurant in midtown Manhattan, George N. Gillett Jr. is addressing a roomful of travel industry representatives, pitching the attractions of the winter season at Vail, the Colorado ski resort he has owned since 1985. A diminutive, 50-year-old entrepreneur who made a fortune in the meatpacking business and another as the owner of television stations, Gillett is now leading a campaign to rejuvenate the ski industry.
He talks about Vail's expansion this year (an addition of almost 2,000 skiable acres), its fast, new lifts and its selection as host of the World Alpine Skiing Championships in January and February, the first time they've been held in the United States since 1950. When Gillett finishes, Vail employees scatter around the room to put extra ''spin'' on his message. Their tale is simple: Vail is the biggest, thus best, mountain resort in the country.
''Five years ago this industry was in big trouble,'' Gillett says when the festivities are over. ''But if you were to say it was in trouble today, you'd be wrong.''
Indeed the industry has steadied since a couple of horrific seasons at the beginning of the 1980's, when poor snow conditions, coupled with high interest rates, sent tremors along the spines of all area operators. The market, Gillett points out, is growing. Indeed, in some regions, like the Middle Atlantic States, business is good. But nationally, growth is slow - just over one percent annually - and that has redefined the economics of the sport. The 10, 15 and even 20 percent years of the 1960's and early 1970's, a boom period that lured megacorporations like 20th Century-Fox and Ralston Purina into the business, are definitely past.
This weekend, the 1988-89 ski season begins, and by now recognition has taken hold industrywide that the pool of Americans who ski - estimates range between 7 and 15 million - remains relatively small. Thus, for ski areas today, the major battle is to attract new participants to the sport, and increase their share of the 154 million vacation trips Americans take each winter. It is not an easy sell. ''Today,'' says Gillett, a proselytizer for both the sport and the business of skiing, ''we like to say we're an industry in transition.''
THAT'S EASY FOR HIM TO SAY. PROFITS were up at Vail last year, and its neighbor, Beaver Creek, which Gillett also owns, was in the black for the second straight season. His two ski resorts, operated under the collective aegis of Vail Associates, had 1.8 million skier visits last season, compared to 1.65 million in 1986-87. (Every time a skier buys a lift ticket for the day, that qualifies as a ''skier visit.'') Other owners of huge ski areas - those with the financial resources to install the faster lifts and luxurious accommodations many skiers now expect -are happy, too. It is hard to stand in a jampacked parking lot at Colorado's Breckenridge or Vermont's Stratton Mountain and think of the $1.5-billion ski-area industry as flat.
But across the country, the ''transition'' has been hard on smaller resorts. Several - Telemark in Wisconsin, Mount Eldora in Colorado and Sugarloaf in Maine - have gone through bankruptcies and emerged under new management. Many mom-and-pop operations have given up. As in much of corporate America, consolidation and the bottom line have taken over in an industry that was started primarily by ski enthusiast-entrepreneurs who knew more about vertical drops than balance sheets. During the last decade, the number of resorts operating in the United States has dropped from 1,000 to 650.
The reasons are simple: Skier visits, the industry yardstick, have been stuck between 50 million and 54 million for the last several seasons. Meanwhile, the costs of running a ski resort are way up. Insurance prices have increased by 300 to 500 percent over the last decade. Marketing costs - especially for advertising and promotion, unknown expenditures for most ski resorts during the 1960's and 70's - have doubled. ''It's turned from a seller's market to a buyer's market,'' admits Bob Maynard, president and chief executive officer of the Aspen Skiing Company, which owns three Colorado resorts, ''which has forced us all to really concentrate on the quality of our services, and make adjustments.''
IN 1984, THE NATIONAL SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION commissioned a report to learn more about why people ski. The reasons given in the focus groups varied. ''I go skiing to meet beautiful girls,'' said one participant.
''Skiing really brings our family together. It is one thing you can all do and share,'' said another. The skiers' complaints were not so varied: ''I don't have the time anymore,'' was the one most frequently cited. Long lift lines, the cold and the expense also were heard: ''We're a family of four, and a day's skiing for us at a reasonably good slope can cost me $200 to $250. How many times a year do you think I can afford that?''
But the bulk of the respondents agreed that the main reason for sending themselves hurtling down the hills at 20 miles an hour was for the thrill of it. For many people, skiing is one of life's most exhilarating, and accessible, adventures.


text:
More Videos...
Heavy hitting bangers 1
a compilation video of the best hits in banger racing ive caught on camera in the last 18 months
Hardest Banger Hits Compilation
Hardest Banger Hits Compilation! De video bestaat uit beelden van derden, hun naam wordt tussentijds in beeld gebracht in de compilatie. Website: http://autorodeo-nederland.webs.com/ Picture by Matt Howes
Nutty Nige In-Car Aldershot
Our latest in-car offering for you is from the Lexus of National Banger star 421 Nigel 'Nutty Nige' Riley of the Brighton Bears, from the Southern Championship at Aldershot Raceway on 13th May. By his standards Nige had a relatively quiet day but there's still some good action from the 2 races and DD in which he took part! There is a gremin or two in the picture a few times so apologies for that.
Dangerous Brothers Vs Suicide Squad Team Final, Arena Essex 1988


text:
News and Press
Santa Rosa's Railroad Square Eyed For 144-room AC Hotel By Marriott
The Railroad Square area of downtown Santa Rosa could be getting a five-story, 144-room European-modern hotel, under a plan from a Dallas-based developer. A 62-space parking lot bounded by Highway 101, Fourth, Fifth and Davis streets would be transformed into an AC Hotels by Marriott location, with a ground-floor restaurant and retail space, based on a proposal from Bedford Lodging. Santa Rosa-based Jean Kapolchok & Associate is handling entitlements. BAR Architects of San Francisco designed the project.The North Bay Business Journal
Wines & Vines: A Conversation with Jeff Goodwin
Not long after receiving his bachelor's degree in architecture in 1986 from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, Goodwin joined BAR Architects in San Francisco. He left for a time, but when he returned to BAR in the mid-1990s, the firm was working on a couple of winery projects. He naturally fell into what would become his expertise— designing wineries, clubhouses and hospitality facilities. "I enjoy the people in the wine industry," Goodwin says. "They're good clients."Download PDF
BAR's Bay Meadows project listed in SFBT's 25 Largest Peninsula Construction Projects
San Mateo, CA – BAR's mixed-use project at Bay Meadows, Russell and Rendezvous Town Square, was named to the 25 Largest Peninsula Construction Projects by the San Francisco Business Times. The development, expected to be completed in early 2017, includes 228 homes with office, retail and a 15-acre park. Developer is Wilson Meany.See the full list of projects at SFBT article
BAR designed retrofit for nitrate film projection is underway at Hollywood's Historic Egyptian Theatre
Hollywood, CA – Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre will soon have the capability to screen "rare and fragile" 35mm nitrate film prints thanks to a film preservation project undertaken by The Film Foundation, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and Turner Classic Movies, in conjunction with the American Cinematheque. The new nitrate-safe projection booth at the Egyptian, designed by BAR Architects, has begun construction, with the retrofit scheduled for completion in fall of 2016.Read full Deadline Hollywood article
How a Winery Gets Designed – Trinchero Winery featured in VinePair article
Napa, CA – It only takes one drive through Napa to see why the region is known for its beauty: between patches of grapevines, mansions and castles rise and glittering fountains welcome visitors into lush gardens and tasting rooms. But there's more than Beaux-Arts flare to these massive facades, which double as functioning wineries. Mixing utility and the "Wine country Experience" isn't easy, as reported by Laura Burgess, while strolling the new winery and visitors center at Trinchero Napa Valley–a 6-year, multimillion dollar project. Wandering the expansive property with the family that created Sutter Home White Zinfandel and now makes wine under 20 labels, it's clear the job of combining practicality and beauty in wine country is an art form not unlike winemaking–it takes a lot of creative cooperation between winemakers, wine sellers, and their environment.Read full VinePair article
Trinchero Napa Valley opens tasting room, Phase 3 of BAR-designed winery
Napa Valley, CA – Trinchero Napa Valley will open its new public tasting room at 3070 St. Helena Highway in June. Family members recently gathered in the new hospitality center to celebrate the end of a building phase that has stretched more than 12 years. The new public tasting room is in its final stages of completion and is expected to be fully operational next month. It follows the elegant architectural style of the hospitality center with the interiors created by local designer Erin Martin. The San Francisco–based architectural firm of BAR Architects partnered with the Trinchero family for all three phases of the building project.Read full The Weekly Calistogan article
BAR Architect's design for a new Menlo Park office building is taking shape
Menlo Park, CA – BAR Architect's design for a new Menlo Park office building, steps from the downtown Caltrain station, was featured in the San Francisco Business Times. The design by BAR rises three stories and features traditional and modern architectural elements, several outdoor decks, two levels of underground parking and a striking glass level on the top floor. There's also a public plaza with "coffee pavilion."Read full San Francisco Business Times article
Habitat for Humanity proposes affordable condos, designed by BAR, in Redwood City
Redwood City, CA – A small, 5,000-square-foot empty lot in downtown Redwood City has grabbed the attention of Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco, which is now in the process of drafting plans for a six-story, 20-unit, affordable condominium building. BAR Architects of San Francisco is the project designer. The global non-profit housing organization said the project is its first mid-rise development and also the first time it is working with a general contractor, J.H. Fitzmaurice of Oakland, according to Smitha Seshadri, Habitat's vice president of real estate. Traditionally, all of Habitat's construction has been built by in-house staff and/or with volunteers, though this project may provide some volunteer opportunities, such as painting and other non-technical work. "Because it is six stories and on a small lot, it's not altogether practical to use volunteer labor exclusively," said Habitat Project Manager Justin Albright.Real full article from The Registry
First building in Oakland's huge Brooklyn Basin project to start construction
Oakland, CA – BAR is designing the first building to start construction in Oakland's new Brooklyn Basin community at Oakland's southern waterfront. Plans have been filed with the city, a major step for a project that has taken over a decade to approve and finance. The first building calls for 241 rental units, bounded by 8th Avenue, Brooklyn Way and 9th Avenue, and will be the first project to start construction on the multi-phase site. Design approval is expected in a few months and the project is consistent with the Brooklyn Basin project specifications, which was approved in 2010.Read full San Francisco Business Times article
BAR Architects promotes four staff members to Senior Associates and four to Associates
San Francisco, CA – BAR Architects has promoted eight of its staff members, announced Chris Haegglund, AIA, LEED AP, principal of the firm. Patricia Centeno, Tom Nelson, Zach Prowda, and Bradley Sugarman have been named Senior Associates, and Mirba Estrellas, Stephen Hegedus, Greg Hildebrand, and Ben Wakelin have been named Associates.
CityLine's green roof featured in the April 2016 issue of SBC Magazine
Seattle, WA – BAR's design for the living green roof at CityLine, The Wolff Company's multifamily community in Seattle, was a featured example in SBC Magazine's article "Getting the Garden off the Ground" in their April 2016 issue.Download PDF
Alameda Point Parcell 11 Wins Planning Board Approval
Alameda, CA – A building predicted to become an iconic fixture on Alameda's waterfront has won approval from city officials, a milestone in the effort to redevelop Alameda Point following the U.S. Navy's departure nearly 20 years ago. The building, designed by BAR Architects, would be near what the Navy called the Seaplane Lagoon, and will have 221 residential units above ground-floor shops and border a future waterfront park.Planned in an art moderne style to reflect nearby former aircraft hangars and other historic buildings, the structure will offer residents views of San Francisco Bay and be within walking distance of a new ferry terminal that city officials hope will be built.Read full Contra Costa Times article
BAR-designed faculty housing for Stanford University under construction
Palo Alto, CA – Faced with skyrocketing housing costs in the region, the university has started construction on University Terrace, a 180-unit residential project for faculty that is expected to open early next year. David Israel, a principal at BAR Architects, which worked on the design, said that the university will not only subsidize this housing to attract the best and brightest, but has also been thoughtful about the quality of the project.Read Full Article »
2254 Market receives unanimous SF Planning Commission approval
San Francisco, CA – 2254 Market, a new mixed-use project in the Upper Market area of San Francisco, was approved 4-0 by the Planning Commission on Feb. 11. "I think the site is one of the more challenging sites I've seen in a long time," said Commissioner Kathrin Moore. "It has not only two frontages with a through lot, but it actually has five irregular sites, which is monumental for any architect to even approach with a diagram." Moore added that she appreciated the balance between preserving the historic building and designing the new residential units, which will include 12 percent at below-market-rate as part of The City's inclusionary requirement. "I think it creates a really interesting space," Moore said. Commissioner Rich Hillis noted that the project complements the Market and Octavia Area Plan, which calls for mixed-use residential and commercial development in transit-served locations. "This is what we expected and encouraged to see [in developing the plan] — a pretty underutilized parcel becoming additional housing, affordable housing and retail for that neighborhood," Hillis said.Read Full Article »
Downtown Long Beach apartments The Current near completion
Long Beach, CA – The Current, a new apartment tower billed as the first development of its kind to be built in downtown Long Beach since the Great Recession, is on pace to open in April, according to developers. Developers AndersonPacific, LLC, Ledcor Properties and Qualico Developments Inc. have nearly completed work on the $70 million first phase of The Current, which is a 17-story, 223-unit apartment tower designed by BAR Architects, near the crossing of Ocean Boulevard and Alamitos Avenue. The project's second phase, a 35-story condominium tower, is still in the planning stages as downtown Long Beach appears to be attracting a new wave of residential developments.Reaf the full Press Telegram article
Alchemy by Alta, designed by BAR, opens in Hayes Valley
San Francisco, CA – After more than a decade, a 330-unit apartment complex that was built on a former UC Berkeley Extension site in Hayes Valley has begun leasing. The $117 million project, built by developer Wood Partners and called "Alchemy by Alta," offers 280 market-rate units and 50 below-market-rate units designed by BAR architecture with Build Group as the contractor.Read full San Francisco Business Times article
Senior Associate Tom Nelson authors article, "Daylighting Comes Full Circle", for American School & University
San Francisco, CA – Tom writes, "Daylighting is recognized not only for the beneficial effects it may have on academic performance, but also for its role in improving environmental sustainability and reducing operations costs, especially when combines with passive ventilation to reduce lighting and cooling loads. Today, daylighting is once again a fundamental design practice. Strategies to optimize daylighting include the use of system integration, natural ventilation, top lighting, light shelves and solar chimneys." Click below to view PDF of full American School & University article.Download PDF
BAR receives Special Recognition Award in Net Zero Energy Competition sponsored by AIA California Council and PG&E
San Francisco, CA – The joint effort between BAR and Integral Group, Inc. garnered the Special Recognition Award in the Architecture at Zero competition sponsored by AIA California Council and PG&E. The results were announced at a ceremony at Mission Bay on Friday, October 23rd.Read Full Article »
UC Davis Student Community Center selected winner of the 2015 Livable Buildings Award from the Center for the Built Environment
Berkeley, CA – BAR's project meets the highest standards for providing healthy and productive indoor environments, and represents best practices for sustainability and overall design. The winning project, along with the other award finalist, ranked among the top scorers in CBE's Occupant Indoor Environmental Quality Survey. The survey, used to study occupant satisfaction with the quality of the indoor environment, has been implemented in over 650 buildings around the globe.Read more at the Center for the Built Environment
38 Dolores featured in Urban Land article about Water Management
San Francisco, CA – One of the innovative water management strategies in California is water reuse. San Francisco's new 38 Dolores multifamily project, designed by BAR Architects, includes a landscaped terrace with raised planter beds of native, drought-resistant plants. Water that hits this level flows through beddings and is captured by a subsurface drainage system and reused for irrigating the overall site.Read full Urban Land article
New Starmont Tasting Room featured by the Napa Valley Register
Napa, CA – Starmont Winery & Vineyards has created its first tasting room and inaugurated a wine club, too. Starmont's new tasting room was built in an existing courtyard next to the winery's modern production facility in the eastern part of the Carneros region on Stanly Lane. The courtyard also blocks some of the notorious Carneros winds to allow comfortable seating outside. The new tasting room was designed by San Francisco-based BAR Architects, who also designed the original production building completed in 2006.Read the Napa Valley Register article
Global Lighting highlights BAR Architects in their first Global Trends Design Dossier
San Francisco, CA – For almost 50 years, San Francisco-based BAR Architects have been creating spaces that are not only breathtakingly gorgeous (Take a gander at the photos in the images for confirmation. Breathtaking, right?), but also resonate at a deeper level, somehow embracing the landscape and the individual at the same time. "That is what we do here at BAR Architects," they note. "We create places that inspire and that stand the test of time while meeting each of our client's specific needs in unique ways."Read Full Article »
ArchDaily profiles Law Estate Winery in their Selected Projects feature
Paso Robles, CA – The winery design reflects the winemaking characteristics that distinguish Law Winery from the many other producers in the Paso Robles region – minimal manipulation and intervention, showcasing the natural characteristics of each varietal and the specific terroir in which they were grown. The building responds directly to the natural materials of the site, the hillside topography and climatic influences of sun and wind. The resulting design is contextually modern and expressive of the various uses contained within the winery.View the ArchDaily article here
Law Winery in Paso Robles a featured project in Dezeen magazine
Paso Robles, CA – San Francisco-based BAR Architects has completed a California winery designed to match the colours and textures of its natural surroundings, nestled into a hilly California landscape. Jeff Goodwin, firm principal, said the facility's design takes its cue from farming villages. "The design, inspired by traditional agrarian compounds of the western United States, enables each element of the wine-making process to be expressed as a simple, distinct and function-driven building form," he explained. "The property's slopes and topography were thoroughly studied to optimise the solar exposure, capture views and respond to local wind patterns," he added.Read full Dezeen article here
BAR-designed Law Winery featured by DesignBoom
Paso Robles, CA – With a growing portfolio of winery programs, BAR Architects completed their latest project for Law Winery, established on a 55-acre site near Paso Robles in California. The hilltop estate has a 360-degree panoramic view of the combination of coastal and country landscape. Allowing the landscape speak for itself, the scheme is based on a straightforward floor plan with multiple floors which accommodate the small-lot production and experimentation of the huge variety of wine produced.Read the full DesignBoom article
BAR to design multifamily development in Cathedral Hill area of San Francisco
San Francisco, CA – Build Inc. just filed a proposal to construct a new 14-story, 120-unit apartment building at 830 Eddy St., the latest of several projects with at least 100 units proposed or just built in the area around Van Ness Avenue between Civic Center and Washington Street. BAR Architects was tapped to design the Van Ness corridor project. San Francisco-based developer Build Inc. wants to keep pumping the waves of housing hitting the Van Ness corridor in anticipation of new public transit upgrades and the construction of a major hospital.Read the San Francisco Business Times article
BAR's newest winery tasting room featured on UrbanDaddy.com
Napa, CA – The outdoor wine-sipping at Starmont Winery and Vineyards. It's an old grape pioneer's estate that's now a bright and airy tasting-room-with-a-patio situation, and it's open this very moment on the edge of Highway 29. You'll make this your first stop on your way into Napa. You'll take a look around and realize that it's not a typical tasting room. It's a place that was specifically engineered to put you in a daylong stranglehold of wine-related delights. Just... you'll want to stay awhile, is all.Read the full UrbanDaddy.com article
Law Estate Winery Featured in Contract Magazine for Capturing a Modern and Sustainable Approach to Winemaking
This 55 acre site located off of Peachy Canyon Road in Paso Robles, CA features a simple floor plan that will accommodate up to 10,000 cases of wine at full build-out. The unique design reflects the winemaking characteristics that distinguish the winery from many other producers in the region. Sustainable design features include gravity flow winemaking, rainwater harvesting, natural daylighitng, green roofing, xeriscaping, and subterranean storage.Read the Full Contract Magazine Article Here
BAR's Tahoe Mountain Home Awarded Outstanding Home for Tahoe Quarterly's 2015 Mountain Home Awards
Truckee, CA – BAR's recent design of a custom home in North Lake Tahoe has been awarded Outstanding Home of the Year for the 2015 Mountain Home Awards. Situated on a steep East facing mountain side, the residence has been recognized for its contemporary interpretation of a traditional Tahoe cabin. The 7,580 sq. ft. custom home is constructed of three gable structures that inspire a sense of natural beauty by bringing the panoramic views of the Carson Range inside the residence. The architecture brings together simple traditional mountain building forms with large openings and contemporary detailing.Read the full Tahoe Quarterly Article
BAR Welcomes Architect Tom Nelson
San Francisco, CA – A LEED Fellow and founding board member of the Los Angeles Chapter of the USGBC, Tom is committed to designing buildings which harness natural systems and minimize their impact on the environment. "In my work at colleges and universities, this commitment has been a major factor in helping me to create an architectural aesthetic that is bio-climatically responsive while creating humane space that is authentic in its context."Read Full Article »
BAR becomes official signatory to the AIA 2030 Commitment
San Francisco, CA – BAR is pleased to announce that we are official signatories to the AIA 2030 Commitment, a national initiative that provides firms with the framework to report building design performance, while working to achieve carbon-neutral buildings by the year 2030.Read Full Article »


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
A rather dense fellow with ambitious plans to build his first house went to the lumberyard and asked for a load of two-by-fours.
"How long you want them?" the salesman asked.
"I want 'em a long time," he answered. "I'm building a house with 'em."
My friend Harold Wainscott of Long Ridge, Ky., passed that old joke along to me the other day. Harold always cracks me up with his tales that he kindly shares for use in my newspaper columns.
Recently, as Sen. Elizabeth Warren gave a speech criticizing then-nominee now Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stopped her from speaking.
In his explanation for invoking a little-known rule to silence her, McConnell said, "Sen. Warren was giving a lengthy speech. She appeared to violate the rule. She was warned. Nevertheless, she persisted."
Immediately, that became the battle cry of many women across the nation with #ShePersisted and #LetLizSpeak among the top trending topics on Twitter.
Monterey Baptist Church
The church is hosting a family Valentine's party at 6 p.m., Saturday. Come and bring a friend.
A family movie night will be held at 6 p.m., Saturday, March 4. The movie "The Trolls" will be shown.
Wednesday night has something for all ages. The Rock Stars (children) meet in the sanctuary, the men's Bible study meet in the fellowship hall and the women's Bible study meet in the youth room. All begin at 7 p.m. If there is no school on Wednesday, there will be no Rock Stars that night.
by Roger Alford
Maybe you heard about the little boy who asked his dad if he could have a dollar for a little old lady down at the park.
Touched by his son's generosity, the man gave him the dollar.
"But tell me," the father said, "is the little old lady too feeble to work?"
A number of years ago, one of my daughters was a "secret shopper."
She actually got paid to go into restaurants and eat or clothing stores and shop. All she had to do was be inconspicuous as she observed the store's employees.
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
God's love is shining! "Angels Among Us" was joyfully sung by Barry Winkle. "And now abideth faith, hope, love, these three: but the greatest of these is love," I Cor. 13:13. Jesus' love is warming the hearts of the lost and great things are happening at Mt. Pleasant! The prayers of the faithful are being answered! James Goodrich accepted the Lord as His Savior and came forward Sunday morning! Remember to pray for all of our new Christians!
There's the story about an explorer in the Congo who walked into a clearing and found a Pygmy standing beside the carcass of a monstrous crocodile.
"Did you kill that?" he asked.
"Yes," the Pygmy answered. "I killed it with my club."
"That's incredible," the explorer said. "How big is your club?"
Awhile back, I went to a 12-step meeting with a friend.
I like to do that occasionally because the things they believe are applicable to anybody, even those who aren't addicted to any particular substance.
The first step says, "We admitted we were powerless over alcohol — that our lives had become unmanageable."
Mt. Pleasant Baptist
After deep and serious thought, I think I have a solution for all the world's major problems:
Everybody stop.
Just stop. Take a breath. Step back. Chill out.
Protesters, go ahead and protest, but you don't have to riot, so put down your bricks and rocks. Stop looting. Stop damaging people's property. Stop shouting obscenities — and clean up your litter on the streets.
Copyright © 2017
The Owenton News-Herald is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Owen County and Owenton, KY, and the surrounding area.


text:
The ReadyPrint T20 is the complete package, delivering everything you need to print card receipts in one box. Competitively priced, it prints thermal receipts at a fraction of the cost a laser or ink jet printer.
Call for lease and pricing options
Photo Gallery (Click to Enlarge):
© 2017 Total System Services, Inc.®
All rights reserved worldwide. TSYS® and TransFirst® are
federally-registered U.S. service marks of Total System Services, Inc. TransFirst is a registered ISO/MSP of: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Walnut Creek, CA; Synovus Bank, Columbus, GA; and Deutsche Bank, New York, NY; for Visa® and MasterCard® transactions only. TSYS Merchant Solutions is a registered ISO/MSP of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Walnut Creek, CA and Synovus Bank, Columbus, GA.


text:
Actual rating will vary with options, driving conditions, habits and vehicle condition.
This BMW includes:
Stylish and fuel efficient. It's the perfect vehicle for keeping your fuel costs down and your driving enjoying up. This is the one. Just what you've been looking for.
You've found the one you've been looking for. Your dream car.
Estimated Monthly Payment will depend on vehicle make and model and will be determined upon actual vehicle inspection. All payments are estimates. Tax, title and any other fees are extra.
Advantage BMW of Clear Lake
400 Gulf Fwy S
Directions League City, TX 77573


text:
New Balance Mens MMD500YS D Track Shoes
The 500v5 is an all-around performer. Designed with a streamlined upper that provides unwavering support thanks to a resin-print exoskeleton. The six-spike Pebax plate and EVA heel wedge make the 500v5 a versatile choice for athletes competing in multiple events from middle distances to intermediate jumps and hurdles.
Style number: 8105077
Save $39.00
$11.87 to $11.87
Available Now
Customer Rating
No reviews yet


text:
Galatians 4:21-31New International Version (NIV)
Hagar and Sarah
21 Tell me, you who want to be under the law, are you not aware of what the law says? 22 For it is written that Abraham had two sons, one by the slave woman and the other by the free woman. 23 His son by the slave woman was born according to the flesh, but his son by the free woman was born as the result of a divine promise.
24 These things are being taken figuratively: The women represent two covenants. One covenant is from Mount Sinai and bears children who are to be slaves: This is Hagar. 25 Now Hagar stands for Mount Sinai in Arabia and corresponds to the present city of Jerusalem, because she is in slavery with her children. 26 But the Jerusalem that is above is free, and she is our mother. 27 For it is written:
"Be glad, barren woman,
28 Now you, brothers and sisters, like Isaac, are children of promise. 29 At that time the son born according to the flesh persecuted the son born by the power of the Spirit. It is the same now. 30 But what does Scripture say? "Get rid of the slave woman and her son, for the slave woman's son will never share in the inheritance with the free woman's son."[b] 31 Therefore, brothers and sisters, we are not children of the slave woman, but of the free woman.
Cross references:
New International Version (NIV)
Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.
You'll get this book and many others when you join Bible Gateway Plus. Learn more
Starting your free trial of Bible Gateway Plus is easy. You're already logged in with your Bible Gateway account. The next step is to enter your payment information. Your credit card won't be charged until the trial period is over. You can cancel anytime during the trial period.
Click the button below to continue.
You've already claimed your free trial of Bible Gateway Plus. To subscribe at our regular subscription rate of $3.99/month, click the button below.
It looks like you're already subscribed to Bible Gateway Plus! To manage your subscription, visit your Bible Gateway account settings.
Try Bible Gateway Plus, a brand-new service that lets you experience Bible Gateway free of banner ads! It also gives you instant access to over 40 Bible study and inspirational devotional books, including the NIV Study Bible. With Bible Gateway Plus, you can experience and understand God's Word in life-changing new ways, without the distraction of ads. Try it free for 30 days—you can cancel at any time. Following your 30-day free trial, Bible Gateway Plus is only $3.99/month.
Three easy steps to start your free trial subscription to Bible Gateway Plus.


text:
Birding in Wells Gray
What are the best places for birding in July-August in Wells Gray ?
Biting, stinging bugs
Is there any way to keep from getting eaten and stung by all those bugs, or do you just deal with it?
A number of years ago I travelled to Wells Gray park and went to a wide waterfall where we were able to walk behind the waterfall. I'm wondering what the name of the waterfall is, and if it is still accessible ?
- 1
1 - 3 of 3


text:
::.. Genre Movies Download ..::
Go To Main Page
[ Home ]
300Mb Movies
Action Movies
Comedy Movies
Animated and Cartoon Movies
☺ MovieMad ☻
[2016 - 17 ]
Latest Bollywood Movies ,Latest Hollywood Hindi Dubbed and Movies , latest South Indian hindi dubbed movies , Pc Movies Mobile and Andriod ph. Movies Downlaod .
Download Bollywood full movie for free
Download Android App for Free


text:
'Bold Chrono' Bracelet Watch, 43mm
Product not available
Have questions?
Chat with us or call 1.888.282.6060.
HideDetails & Care
Small date window punctuates a blacked-out, three-eye chronograph watch displaying a signature dot at 12 o'clock. A textured TR-90 bracelet is a durable complement to the sophisticated style.
- 43mm case; 22mm band width; 237mm band length.
- Deployant clasp closure.
- Swiss movement.
- TR-90 composite/polymer/stainless steel/mineral crystal.
- Imported.


text:
Murder Mystery, Dinner & Stay for 2£99 for a choice of murder mystery evenings for 2 at The Ramada Hotel inc. dinner & breakfast with The Murder Experts - save 50%
Save 50%
Time left to purchase
- Enjoy a murder mystery for 2 inc. entertainment.
- Themes range from 'The Betrothal' to 'The Haunting'.
- You'll stay overnight in an en-suite twin or double room.
- Includes a full English breakfast in the morning.
- Plus a 3-course evening meal & coffee.
- Runs on selected Fri in Seo & Oct at the Ramada Hatfield.
The Fine Print
- One per 2 people.
- May buy multiples as gifts.
- Voucher valid until 31st Oct 2013.
- Sorry, you'll have to be 18 or over to enjoy today's deal.
- Subject to availability.
Full Details
Has a steady weekday diet of Diagnosis Murder and Midsomer Murders left you champing at the bit to solve a case for yourself? A memorable murder mystery evening for 2, we wrote…
Today, we're offering you a choice of murder mystery evenings for 2 at The Ramada Hotel inc. dinner and breakfast for just £99, saving you 50% off The Murder Experts' price of £198.
Unleash your inner sleuth and solve your choice of the following mysteries in an evening filled with thrilling twists and turns:
- 6th Sept - The Lottery Winners: Has Alan's luck finally changed or is there more than meets the eye?
- 20th Sept - The Betrothal: A promise, a family fued and a valuable relic. Dine if you dare?
- 4th Oct - The Wedding: Not everyone feels like celebrating Bertrum's marriage to his much younger bride, as two families come together to publicly air their dirty laundry.
- 18th Oct - Rocky Horror Resurrected: After a tragic accident, a group of hopefuls audition for a nationwide tour. But show business can be a deadly game!
- 31st Oct - The Haunting: Dare you dine in a haunted room? Will a film crew solve the mysterys of the past or will it lead to more tragedy?
Not only will you get hours of murderous entertainment, you'll also be treated to a sumptuous three-course set dinner in the hotel (perfect for subtly interrogating potential perpetrators!). Just click here to take a look at the menu. Once the mystery has been solved, you can retire (hopefully nightmare-free) in luxury at The Ramada Hotel, where an en-suite twin or double room awaits. Breakfast the next morning is also included, perfect for restoring your strength after a harrowing evening…
How to Redeem
- When you've bought we'll send you your unique wowcher code.
- Call The Murder Experts to book using the number we send you.
- Quote your full wowcher code.
Once purchased, you can redeem this wowcher towards another wowcher or claim a Wowcher Wallet Credit. Click here for more info.
Weekend Spa Day with 2 Treatments for 2 - 26 Locations! £94 instead of up to £159 for a weekend spa day with two treatments each for two at a choice of 28 locations from Activity Superstore - save up to 41%
Certified Social Media Marketing Course - Online or Classroom! £16 instead of £299 for an online social media marketing course, or £399 for a classroom-based course in one of four locations from Mary Kay Jenny - save up to 95%
Save 95%
Time left to purchase
5-Mile Quad Biking Experience, Kent£24 instead of £50 for a five-mile quad biking experience for one, or £44 for two people with H.A. Quads, Kent - save up to 52%
Save 52%
Time left to purchase


text:
Open spots could have given county teams lift
LOS ALAMITOS Six Orange County teams were seeded No. 1 in their divisions when the CIF-Southern Section boys basketball playoff brackets were released Sunday.
Mater Dei is No. 1 in the Open Division, an elite division making its debut in this year's playoffs.
El Toro is No. 1 in Division 1A. Other Orange County No. 1 seeds include Canyon (Division 2AA), Sonora (2A), Santa Margarita (3AA) and Saddleback Valley Christian (5AA).
The Open Division perhaps opened doors for some Orange County teams.
Six teams in the CIF-SS 1AA top 10 were selected to the Open Division. As a result, Mission Viejo, No. 9 in the 1AA rankings, moved up to become the division's third-seeded team.
Top-seeded J.W. North of Riverside's selection to the Open Division pushed El Toro, ranked No. 2 in the 1A poll, to the top seed. The movement of 2A's top-ranked Compton to the Open Division made second-ranked Sonora the No. 1 seed.
Division 2AA's top two teams in the poll, Redondo Union of Redondo Beach and St. John Bosco of Bellflower, were sent to the Open Division so No. 3 Canyon became the top-seeded team. Foothill, which finished second to Canyon in the Century League, is the No. 2 seed in 2AA.
The playoffs begin Wednesday with first-round games in 3AA, 3A, 4AA, 4A, 5AA, 5A and 6. First-round games are Friday in the other divisions.
Mater Dei, ranked No. 1 in calhisports.com's California top 20 and in several national polls, plays its Open Division first-round game at home against Cantwell Sacred Heart of Montebello. Cantwell was in the California top 20 for much of the regular season.
Seventeen county teams made the playoffs as at-large teams: Orange Lutheran (in Division 1AA); La Habra and Tesoro (2AA); Beckman and El Dorado (2A); Esperanza, San Juan Hills and Servite (3AA); Estancia, Irvine and Laguna Hills (3A); JSerra (4AA); Capistrano Valley Christian (5A); and Acaciawood Academy, Bethel Baptist, Eastside Christian and Liberty Christian (6).
Lutheran coach Chris Nordstrom did not know if his team would be one of the two at-large teams in 1AA.
"It feels good to get in," he said. "Our kids earned it with some really good nonleague victories and other wins we got through the year."
Many county leagues were deeply represented in the playoffs.
All six Trinity League teams made the playoffs. So did all five Sea View League teams, five of the six teams in the Pacific Coast League and five of the six teams in the Express and San Joaquin leagues.
The county playoff team with the worst record is Eastside Christian, which went 0-10 in the San Joaquin League and is 4-12 overall.
Eastside also has the longest trip of any county team, with a first-round game at Lee Vining — a one-way trip of 345 miles.
Most Popular
- 4 hurt in road-rage brawl in Huntington Beach, police say
- 75 years ago today: The other day of infamy changed everything for Japanese Americans
- Man dies in multi-car crash on 55 freeway in Tustin; another crash, injuries follow
- Lakers' Nick Young cites nerves after falling out of first round in NBA 3-point shooting
- Storm reveals the weak spots in Southern California's road network
User Agreement
Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our Privacy Policy Policy & Terms of Use
Keep it civil and stay on topic. No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. By posting your comment, you agree to allow Orange County Register Communications, Inc. the right to republish your name and comment in additional Register publications without any notification or payment.


text:
BEING HUMAN "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Me Killing You" Episode 13 – A secret breaks things down like bile, dark and corrosive. It's time for the truth… I want you to know what you were to me… So Josh begins this final episode of BEING HUMAN. Aidan was horrifically wounded by Bishop. Sally returns home to find her door missing, completely gone. Nora has decided to keep Josh's child, but is not thrilled with the idea of Josh being involved.
The roommates are headed on a course to disaster.
Sally discovers that she can now touch things. Aidan is slowly recovering but Bishop wants to settletheir "differences" like men—well vampires and fight it out. A plan that neither Josh or Sally agrees with and they both desperately try to talk Aidan out of it. Of course, they have no intention of letting Aidan fight Bishop. They have a plan, Bishop has set the fight for the night of the full moon. Josh and Sally plan to lure Bishop to the hospital room when Josh "changes". Only, he's been double-crossed—in a way. Read More...


text:
Marian Baird - Newsroom articles
Fathers and babies: Australia is out of step on paid leave for new dads 06 Jun 2015
The Sun Herald and Canberra Times
Professor Marian Baird is quoted in an article in the Sun Herald and the Canberra Times about the federal government's proposed changes to the paid parental leave scheme and shifting attitudes to fatherhood.
Do boys and girls adjust differently when their parents return to work? 29 May 2015
ABC Radio National
Professor Marian Baird is interviewed by ABC Radio National Life Matters about the impact on children of parents returning to work.
Marian Baird on 774 ABC Melbourne 14 May 2015
774 ABC Melbourne
Professor Marian Baird was interviewed on 774 ABC Melbourne about changes to paid parental leave presented by the federal government during its budget announcement this week.
Paid maternity leave: Australia makes major changes 13 May 2015
Huffington Post
Huffington Post (Canada) quotes Professor Marian Baird about the government's proposed changes to scale back the paid parental leave scheme.
Budget 2015: Employers will dump parental leave, business leaders say 12 May 2015
Australian Financial Review
The Australian Financial Review reports that business leaders are warning employers will respond to new restrictions on paid parental leave by pulling back on their own schemes. Professor Marian Baird is quoted in the article.
Abbott government scales back paid parental leave even though it helps new mums and babies 12 May 2015
Sydney Morning Herald
Professor Marian Baird is quoted in a Sydney Morning Herald article about how the Abbott government's proposed changes could compromise the success of the paid parental leave scheme.
Federal budget 2015: Parental leave could be Tony Abbott's biggest backflip yet 12 May 2015
Sydney Morning Herald
Professor Marian Baird is quoted in an opinion piece about the federal government's proposed cuts cut to paid parental leave entitlements which will see an estimated 80,000 new mums losing access to the government scheme.
Spare us your tears. Where was your support for PPL when it was needed? 12 May 2015
The Daily Telgraph
The Daily Telegraph publishes an opinion piece about the reaction to the proposed changes to paid parental leave. Professor Marian Baird is quoted in the article.
Women have been 'double crossed' in 'mother of all insults' changes to paid parental leave scheme, says Professor of Employment Relations 11 May 2015
ABC News Radio
Professor Marian Baird is interviewed on ABC News Radio about the announcement the Government will suspend payments for women who can access their employer's paid parental leave scheme.
Paid parental leave in this year's budget 11 May 2015
ABC News The Drum
ABC's The Drum interviews Professor Marian Baird about changes to paid parental leave in this year's budget.


text:
Reading caretaker boss Eamonn Dolan is expected to take charge of the Royals for Saturday's trip to Old Trafford with no permanent appointment believed to be imminent.
Dolan, formerly the head of the academy, was placed in temporary charge following the sacking of Brian McDermott on Monday, while assistant manager Nigel Gibbs also left the club.
Reading's 2-1 defeat by Aston Villa last Saturday was their fourth in a row in the Barclays Premier League and left them 19th in the table, with only goal difference keeping them above QPR.
Former Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio remains the favourite to take over at the Madejski Stadium with most bookmakers ahead of Roberto Di Matteo and Nigel Adkins, another man considered very unlucky to lose his job after securing promotion to the top flight with Southampton last season.
With only nine games left to save themselves, time is of the essence for Reading, but they are without a game for a fortnight after Saturday's clash with Manchester United because of international fixtures.
It would be a surprise if owner Anton Zingarevich did not have a new man in place by the time Reading meet Arsenal on March 30 and the Russian has been at the club's Hogwood Park training ground today working with director of football Nick Hammond on the recruitment process.
Reading's players have been queuing up to praise McDermott, who had been part of the staff at Reading since 2000.
Captain Jobi McAnuff wrote a tribute to the former manager on the club website today and revealed he spoke to McDermott on the phone after his sacking on Monday.
The winger said: "Obviously it was a difficult conversation but he handled himself with great dignity. He wished us all the best for the season, which is a mark of the man.
"He didn't talk about himself or what had happened, he just had the players' and the club's best interests at heart."
Zingarevich addressed the squad yesterday and McAnuff stressed the players "fully respect his decision".
McAnuff continued: "Eamonn and I also spoke at length and I would like to wish him the best of luck and emphasise that he has the full support of the players as we concentrate on Saturday's game.
"He is very well known by the boys and has obviously worked wonders in our Academy with so many players coming through to do well, not just here but at lots of other clubs as well.
"All of the young lads speak very highly of him and preparing for Manchester United will not faze him in any way, shape or form. He has been an integral part of the club's success over the past number of years and we will all pull together for him.
"One thing we pride ourselves on here at Reading is unity and Eamonn will no doubt focus on that moving forward together. We have nine games to go and, with our supporters alongside us, we will give it a real shot, starting on Saturday."
- More about:
- Aston Villa
- Brian McDermott
- Premier League
- Reading FC
- Roberto Di Matteo
- Southampton Fc
- Swindon Town


text:
Web Analysis for Sportowetempo - sportowetempo.pl
Sponsored Links
sportowetempo.pl is 7 years 9 months old. It has a global traffic rank of #390,691 in the world. It is a domain having .pl extension. This site has a Google PageRank of 4/10. This website is estimated worth of $ 12,960.00 and have a daily income of around $ 24.00. As no active threats were reported recently by users, sportowetempo.pl is SAFE to browse.
PageSpeed Score
Siteadvisor Rating
Traffic Report
|Daily Unique Visitors:
|Daily Pageviews:
Estimated Valuation
|Income Per Day:
|$ 24.00
|Estimated Worth:
|$ 12,960.00
Search Engine Indexes
|Google Indexed Pages:
|Yahoo Indexed Pages:
|Bing Indexed Pages:
|Not Applicable
Search Engine Backlinks
|Google Backlinks:
|Not Applicable
|Bing Backlinks:
|Not Applicable
|Alexa BackLinks:
Safety Information
|Google Safe Browsing:
|No Risk Issues
|Siteadvisor Rating:
|No Risk Issues
|WOT Trustworthiness:
|Not Applicable
|WOT Privacy:
|Not Applicable
|WOT Child Safety:
|Not Applicable
Website Ranks & Scores
|Google Pagerank:
|Alexa Rank:
|Domain Authority:
|DMOZ Listing:
Web Server Information
Page Resources Breakdown
Homepage Links Analysis
Social Engagement
|Facebook Shares:
|Facebook Likes:
|Not Applicable
|Facebook Comments:
|Not Applicable
|Twitter Count (Tweets):
|Not Applicable
|Linkedin Shares:
|Not Applicable
|Delicious Shares:
|Not Applicable
|Not Applicable
Website Inpage Analysis
|H1 Headings:
|Not Applicable
|H2 Headings:
|Not Applicable
|H3 Headings:
|Not Applicable
|H4 Headings:
|Not Applicable
|H5 Headings:
|Not Applicable
|H6 Headings:
|Not Applicable
|Total IFRAMEs:
|Not Applicable
|Total Images:
|Not Applicable
|Google Adsense:
|Not Applicable
|Google Analytics:
|Not Applicable
Domain Information
|Domain Registrar:
|Registration Date:
|2009-04-29 7 years 9 months 3 weeks ago
|Last Modified:
|2012-04-20 4 years 10 months 23 hours ago
|Expiration Date:
|2013-06-28 3 years 7 months 3 weeks ago
Domain Nameserver Information
Similarly Ranked Websites
Utah Business
Sistema ERP - Artsoft Sistemas
Artsoft Sistemas - Sistema Integrado de Gestão ERP - Transformando em sucesso a gestão empresarial de mais de 6.500 clientes desde 1986.
Gambling Web Design & Sportsbook Website Development by Juggler Design
Gambling Web Design & Sportsbook Website Development are offered by Juggler Design. With 10+ years experience we specialize in casino, sportsbooks logo design, sportsbook...
Alejandro Suárez Sánchez-Ocaña, blog de Alejandro Suarez
Alejandro Suárez Sánchez-Ocaña, blog profesional de Alejandro Suarez, emprendedor y empresario de Internet desde 1998, información de Alejandro Suárez
LED Street Lights,LED Corn Lamps,LED Lighting Manufacturer
New Sunshine Led Lighting Lamps Manufacturer 3-5 years warranty,IES file supports,UL,TUV,ETL,PES,CE,RoHS,FCC Product certification.


text:
An international study led by a team from Providence Cancer Center has resulted in approval by the Food and Drug Administration of a new drug. Ipilimumab is the first drug shown to extend survival in patients with late-stage melanoma.
The trials that led to the drug's approval began in 2004 and took place at 125 centers in 13 countries. The study's principal investigator was Walter J. Urba, M.D., Ph.D., director of cancer research at the Robert W. Franz Cancer Research Center in the Earle A. Chiles Research Institute at Providence Cancer Center. Results of the study were published last year in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The drug is a form of immunotherapy that works by a different mechanism than other cancer drugs. It is a human monoclonal antibody that activates a patient's own immune T cells to kill cancer cells.
In clinical trials, the drug appeared to double survival. After two years, 24 percent of patients treated with ipilimumab were alive, while survival dropped to 14 percent among patients given a standard treatment. Providence Cancer Center was the only site in Oregon that provided the drug to patients under "compassionate use" rules set by the FDA. The drug now will become more widely available.
Melanoma is a particularly deadly form of skin cancer that results in more than 60,000 new U.S. cases every year and about 8,500 deaths. Cases that are found early can be cured with surgery, but most patients who are diagnosed after melanoma has spread to other organs die within a year.
"This is the first new drug for melanoma in 13 years, and it will make a big difference for patients who until now faced limited treatment options," says Dr. Urba. He believes ipilimumab also will be effective against other cancers, and Providence Cancer Center currently is testing the drug's effectiveness against prostate cancer.


text:
A scientist has been born in Sakubva
Sakubva is a high density area with a population of 75000 residents.It is overpopulated and characterised by high crime rate,school drop outs,abortion cases,early marriages,high divorce rates and prostitution.However even though "nothing good is expected to come out of Sakubva",it has proudly produced high caliber lawyers,doctors,governors,teachers,nurses who have all succumbed to the brain drain.Sakubva is also known for its many surprises and one such surprise is non other than Delan Leroy Bozho.Delan is an 18 year old who is a naturally born inventor and scientist.he uses the backyard of his house and some few makeshift laboratory equipment to come up with many amazing inventions.So far he has invented 3 robots and has come up with his own pesticides which he dubs Easywipe.
Delan's Background
Delan stays with his grand parents.His mother stays in Gweru and has since remarried.His grandparents are unemployed but manage to scrap up to send him to school. Sometimes he gets chased away from school for none payment of fees and it is during this time that he finds solace in his passion.Whenever he is at home,instead of indulging in drugs like most of his mates,Delan finds time to come up with his experiements and inventions.During his rest time he plays his guitar and finds solace in his music.His passion for scientific experiments started at a tender age of 8 and sometimes he would pick up scrap materials from the dumpsites.According to him,he enjoys the "pop" in most of his chemical experiments.Delan also enjoys watching a lot of science fiction movies and this is where he gets most of his ideas and aspiration from.He has not let his poor background hinder him from his passion and is using whatever materials the environment offers him to come up with mind blowing gadgets.
His main Inventions so far
In other countries, funds are made available for people like Delan and their work is further supported by various companies.Growing up in Zimbabwe,with no family or friends support, Delan has managed to defeat the odds and come up with the following invention
1. A Bionic leg-This is a microchip that can be inserted into the legs of people whose limbs no longer function and it can pick up senses from the nerves to perform various tasks like running,walking,kicking or even dancing.
2.Robotic Toilet
3.Industrial Robotic Converter
4. Homemade biogas
6.He has also discovered 2 chemical elements which he believes can be placed in the periodic table of elements.He has even given them names and he hopes that one day someone will take interest in his work.
Hie Awards so far
Delan has won the Lenardo Da Vinci Science Award and also managed to participate in the National Science held in the capital city in Harare in 2015.
His Needs
He is looking for some funding to further his education as well as fund his projects.He aspires to work in a real lab and qualify to be a Engineer. He also hopes to come up with more inventions that can help his community and country at large.
If there are any interested people in Delan's work and feel they can fund him or help him get onto another level kindly contact us at Rebuild Sakubva offices in Sakubva or by email at [email protected] or call us at +263771570143
SAKUBVA BEIT HALL: Finally the sleeping giant is coming to life.
The 55 year old Sakubva Beit Hall which has diligently and honestly served the community for the past 40 years was now nothing more than an eye sore and a white elephant.Regardless to say that the obselete reel film projectors were nothing more than fit for archives ,most of the rooms and structure of the hall were now dilapidated and need an uplift.Last year Rebuild Sakubva put up a global plea to raise funds to refurbish this community hall.Nothing was forth coming at first and it drapped most of ReSa's hopes.A new beam of light then came from the very unlikely source.The Beit Trust.Unlikely in the sense that to BT they had weaned off the hall after handing it over to the local authorities with the hope that they will take over maintenance and upkeep.
ReSa got a boost when BT agreed to fund refurbishment of the hall and literally wake up the sleeping giant.This came as good news to the residents who were lamenting over the dilapidated state of the hall and how their memories were slowly fading away.As each beam,door or window fell off and so did their memory of the good times they used to have in the hall.
The refurbishment of the Beit Hall has come at a time when most people had lost hope.However once it is refurbished the following benefits will be realised:
- During its refurbishment,it will create some form of employment for the local community even though most of it will come as their contribution.There is no financial gain from the community contribution but this participation and involvement will enhance a sense of belonging.
- Community participation will help build social capital and trust among community members which is a vital ingredient for community development.
- Once the hall is up and running several activities and programs will be done in the hall.This will save people from going far to book venues for their conferences,weddings,competitions,meetings and other community activities.This will save on distance travelled and enhance day to day maintenance of the hall.
- The hall will also create employment and activities to while up time.Most of our youths in Sakubva are now engaging in alcoholism,drugs and petty crimes due to idleness.Having the hall will give them ideas to come up with activities like using it as a cultural centre,erecting a recording studio,using it for drama and film production,a social centre where they can meet and exchange ideas.
- More activities at the hall means that the hall will start generating income for both the Municipality and community in various ways.
- Contributing financially to other areas that are still under funded.
- Contributing your time and skills for free and taking part in the construction process.
- Sharing the word among your friends and social media
- Giving your ideas and technical know-how
Help For Ngonidzashe-Our Public plea
Current Update (30/09/2015)
Ngonidzashe Mazarire is doing well,thanks to all your financial and moral support.He has so far undergone three surgeries.We are happy to report that the facial tumor has been successfully removed and the facial wounds have healed.He however is battling with some sores that are coming up on his scalp.His mother is doing all she can to keep him well taken care of and ensuring that he gets a balanced diet.Before the surgery Ngoni could hardly feed or eat as part of his mouth had been destroyed by the tumour. Ngoni is a very happy and bubbly boy and a joy to be a round.However the journey continues.
Update on Ngonidzashe so far
Due to your overwhelming support on the Gofundme page,we managed to raise the anticipated amount which made it possible for Ngoni to access medical care.On the 23rd of March he was operated on ,to remove the tumour on his face.The operation was done at Harare hospital. This operation was quite successful such that as of today, 14th May, Ngoni is now back home in Mutare, Sakubva. He will however go back to Harare for reconstructive surgery on the 22nd of May.The purpose of this next surgery is to reconstruct part of his lip and nose which were damaged by the tumour. So far he has shown great improvement and his wounds are healing without any complications.We hope that this will be the case until the 22nd.Meanwhile you can follow up on updates on the facebook page Help For Ngonidzashe. It would be good to note that Ngoni turned 5 while he was still in hospital and we thank Yvonne Majata for celebrating this day with him.Thank you every one for your support,love and care.Let us continue this journey until Ngoni is tumour free. We would also like to thank the nurses from Harare hospital who took care of him.Sister Dube from Parirenyatwa hospital,we also extend our appreciation of your kind heart and assistance.And to all the doctors who cared for Ngoni,may the good Lord bless you and bless the work of your hands.
Ngonidzashe Mazarire's Appeal.
Ngonidzashe is a 4 year old boy who is struggling witha face eating tumor.Ngoni lives with his mother and father in the high density of Sakubva. Ngoni's parents Hardlife and Noleen are both unemployed and have failed to raise the amount for Ngonis medication.
Ngoni's story was brought to Rebuild Sakubva's attention by one of its members Mr Antony Mukwena on the 24th of February 2015. This was after the mother had approached him for help after being sent home from the local clinic for non payment of hospital bills.
Rebuild Sakubva then visited the family and set up a Facebook page http://m.facebook.com/HelpNgonidzashe in order to raise awareness for his plight.While Ngoni is a bubbly younger fighter he is in pain and his family cannot afford to buy him the necessary medications or foods which he needs.The current living conditions for this boy exposes him to infection.
Rebuild Sakubva is working with its supporters both nationally and internationally to try an get as much support a possible and to raise money to get the boy treated.the good news is that Ngoni 's skin cancer is treatable but time is of the essense so that he gets medical help soon.Those who are willing to help can contact us on +263 7733376748 or talk to Ngonis mother on +263771461563.Those who wish to donate on Gofundme can do so on http://www.gofundme.com/ncripg


text:
- Photos
- Map/Street View
- Things Nearby
Now you can rent a one bedroom, one bathroom apartment in the white glove Galleria Condominium with city views north and east. Sunny and bright with large kitchen and marble bath and generous sized bedroom. The Galleria is one of one of the finest luxurious full service condominiums in tan. → Read More
Share this listing: Email Print


text:
iPhone apps
Contacts Groups Manager
CGManager is an application that allows you to manage contacts groups of the directory of the iPhone.It is possible to:- Add a group- Rename a group- Delete a group- Add a contact to one or more groups- Duplicate a group- Send a email to all contacts….. Read more
iPhone Screenshots
Video Reviews
No video review..
Customer reviews
Be the first to review this app. Write a Review
Be the first question this app.
Users Community
The information may be outdated. For actual information go to iTunes
Related to «Contacts Groups Manager» applications
Contacts Plus Plus - Contact Group Manager And…
Contacts++ is a PRO version of iPhone native contacts app.Plus 1: Add or delete contact group.Plus 2: Quick contact group member manager.Plus 3: Send group text message.Plus 4: Send group email.Plus 5… [more..]
Price: $0.99 |
Contacts Group Manager,Group Mail,Group SMS,Group…
GContact is the most popular contact management software with easy-to-use. Features 1. Contact could be gathered in the groups automatically by company names. 2. Groups could be created, edited, or… [more..]
Price: free |
Contact Groups Management, Group Email -…
Connexions is an address book app. You can manage contact groups, send emails to group members simultaneously, and easily know contacts that do not belong to any groups. You can create an easy to use… [more..]
Price: $1.99 |
Group Editor - Contacts Group Manager
Group Editor is a management application created to help you manage groups of contacts in your iPhone.It allows you to manage groups, which you can't do with the iPhone's default Contacts… [more..]
Price: $1.99 |
Contacts Group Manager - GroupQ
● GroupQ is the most up-to-date contacts group management application to manage your iPhone contacts● It provides holistic GROUP management function to fill up the gap in existing iPhone contacts apps… [more..]
Price: $0.99 |
PowerContact (Contact Group Management)
PowerContact is a most powerful contact addressbook app.It has more functions than you can imagine.(Overall what's hot in Japanese AppStore NOV/2010)** KEY FEATURES!- Contact group management … [more..]
Price: $2.99 |
Contacts Groups Manager + messages
CGManager is an application that allows you to manage contacts groups of the directory of the iPhone. It is possible to: - Add a group - Rename a group - Delete a group - Add a contact to one or more… [more..]
Price: free |
modum - Contacts Group Manager
★ FREE FOR LIMITED TIME. GET IT BEFORE THE PRICE GOES UP ★ Modum is the easiest contact group manager. Modum means "group" in Korean. Modum lets you collect, organize your contacts into… [more..]
Price: free |
modum Free - Contacts Group Manager
Modum is the easiest contact group manager. Modum means "group" in Korean. Modum lets you collect, organize your contacts into several groups with ease-to-use. Modum can send an SMS/E-Mail… [more..]
Price: free |


text:
Added On: • Views: 288 • Duration: 05:54
Categories: Big Tits, Close Up, Hd, Pantyhose, Stockings
Tags: masturbation, fetish, pantyhose, nylons, tights, hosiery, nylon mask, nylon face
Our site has a zero-tolerance policy against illegal pornography.
All galleries and links are provided by 3rd parties. We have no control over the content of these pages.
We take no responsibility for the content on any website which we link to. Copyright 2014


text:
New Tools at Garden Tool Co.
Here at Garden Tool Co., we are always looking for new quality gardening products that we hope you'll find useful when you're out there playing in the dirt. We'll update this page whenever new garden products arrive so you can see at a glance "What's New".
Please let us know if you can think of any products you'd like us to carry.
Axe Files by Gränfors BrukFrom $ 50.00Keeping your axe sharp is the key to effective chopping and these axe files from Gränsfors Bruk are sure to... View Details
Made for long handle to hang by their heads, this garden tool rack is sure to make grabbing the right... View Details
Tried and true design, this raised bed traditional dandelion weeder by Sneeboer has the extra length for reaching across your... View Details
Wrotter is an old Dutch word from the northern "Frisian" area of the Netherlands that simply means "Tough Worker"...and accurately... View Details
Terrarium Tools by Sneeboer$ 68.50Wow, finally terrarium tools that fit the needs of gardeners that plant in bottles. These tools were developed by blogger... View Details
Hand Scythe by SHW$ 24.75When you need to cut tall grass or weeds in areas that a large tool is just too cumbersome to... View Details
Sickle by SHW$ 22.50While originally designed for harvesting grain crops, this sickle is just as handy cutting grasses and weeds...and it's light enough... View Details
Sold out
Long Fork and Mattock by SHW$ 38.50Weeding, cultivating and breaking up hard soils are just a few of the gardening chores you'll find this long fork... View Details
Axe Eye Hoe by SHW$ 62.75
Scythe by SHW$ 99.95Invented about 500 BC, the scythe continues to be used to cut long grasses and harvest grain crops. While there... View Details
I love this tool...that's what you'll be saying after using this cultivator eye hoe. Great for digging, weeding or just... View Details
3-Tine Hand Eye Hoe by SHW$ 24.75Have you got some weeding or cultivating to do in a confined space? Well, this 3-tine eye hoe is just... View Details
5-Tine Hand Eye Hoe by SHW$ 24.75Have you got some weeding or cultivating to do in a confined space? Well, this 5-tine eye hoe is just... View Details
Double Hand Eye Hoe by SHW$ 24.75Digging, weeding, breaking hard soils and creating seed furrows are just a few of the uses for this heavy duty... View Details
Brush Hook by SHW$ 38.95Yes, it's as mean as it looks. This brush hook is great for taming whatever overgrowth you need to take... View Details
Sold out
Long Handle Brush Hook by SHW$ 46.75
Made to be your last garden fork, this fork by Spear & Jackson is forged like they used to in... View Details
Royal Dutch Hand Hoe by SneeboerFrom $ 47.90With the success of the stand-up Royal Dutch Hoe, Sneeboer has added this new hand size model. With the unique... View Details
Sold out
Grape Shears B3 by Vesco$ 20.75These lightweight grape shears were designed for picking and cleaning grapes, but you'll find them equally great for deadheading, light... View Details
This garden transplanting trowel is a useful tool when moving or planting smaller plants and because of its size, it's... View Details
Garden Trowel by SHW$ 24.25This garden trowel is a handy tool for planting or just general digging...especially when a full size spade is just... View Details
Sold out
Garden Fork Carbon Steel by SHW$ 62.50
This garden spade is a tool of many uses. Great for digging, planting, transplanting/dividing, and even makes a good edger... View Details
This garden spade is a tool of many uses. Great for digging, planting, transplanting/dividing, and even makes a good edger... View Details
This axe sharpening stone has two grinding faces; one course side (180 grit) for damage repair and a smooth side... View Details
Japanese Hand Garden Hoe$ 21.95This Japanese hand garden hoe is both lightweight and tough. With its offset blade you'll find it easier to see... View Details
Page 1 of 4 Next


text: As if bikes weren't already cool enough, Biomega has cornered the market on Really Cool Bikes. Founder Jens Martin Skibsted (named to the I.D. 40 earlier this year) launched Biomega five years ago with two wheeled beauties by Marc Newson; then recruited gearheads Ross Lovegrove and Karim Rashid to twist more carbon frames into rideable furniture. Plus the fine art of color selection is performed by Beatrice Santiccioli.


text:
Nitrogen heterocycles are ubiquitously present both in natural products and in the man-made bioactive compounds. Despite of the diversity of known heterocyclic systems, it is remarkable how few of them are routinely used in medicinal chemistry. Part of the reason is that practical methods leading to these heterocycles are either absent altogether or lacking the generality required for their widespread utilization. Development of such methods is the main goal of the current proposal. We begin with cycloaddition processes for the synthesis of azoles. 1,2,3-Triazoles have witnessed a resurgence of interest during the last several years. Nevertheless, in the vast majority of publications they remain reactivity cul-de-sacs: permanent, inert connectors that unite molecular fragments with a desired function. This is not surprising when one takes into account the exceptional stability of these nitrogen heterocycles: they are exceedingly resistant to thermal degradation and are not affected by severe hydrolytic, reductive, and oxidative conditions. However, the few notable exceptions to this general truth provide unique opportunities for exploration of synthetic transformations which utilize 1,2,3-triazoles themselves as energetic, but reasonably stable progenitors of reactive intermediates which give rise to a plethora of different heterocyclic compounds. In addition to developing synthetic methodologies, we will develop methods for studying biological systems using organic azides. We will endeavor to develop new bioorthogonal catalytic transformations through studies in organometallic chemistry and chemical biology. Ultimately, we hope to give the synthetic organic, biological, and materials chemistry communities a range of tools for creating functional structures.
We propose to develop novel chemical reactions for synthesis of heterocyclic compounds with biological activity. We will also develop chemical transformations that are compatible with physiological conditions and allow tracking of biological molecules in living systems in order to study in vivo chemical events, such as modification of complex biomolecules (proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates), which are often a hallmark of the earliest stages of cancer, inflammation, and autoimmune diseases.
|Dong, Jiajia; Sharpless, K Barry; Kwisnek, Luke et al. (2014) SuFEx-based synthesis of polysulfates. Angew Chem Int Ed Engl 53:9466-70
|Kwok, Sen Wai; Zhang, Li; Grimster, Neil P et al. (2014) Catalytic asymmetric transannulation of NH-1,2,3-triazoles with olefins. Angew Chem Int Ed Engl 53:3452-6
|Chuprakov, Stepan; Worrell, Brady T; Selander, Nicklas et al. (2014) Stereoselective 1,3-insertions of rhodium(II) azavinyl carbenes. J Am Chem Soc 136:195-202
|Rillahan, Cory D; Macauley, Matthew S; Schwartz, Erik et al. (2014) Disubstituted Sialic Acid Ligands Targeting Siglecs CD33 and CD22 Associated with Myeloid Leukaemias and B Cell Lymphomas. Chem Sci 5:2398-2406
|Worrell, B T; Malik, J A; Fokin, V V (2013) Direct evidence of a dinuclear copper intermediate in Cu(I)-catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloadditions. Science 340:457-60
|Sanphanya, Kingkan; Wattanapitayakul, Suvara K; Phowichit, Suwadee et al. (2013) Novel VEGFR-2 kinase inhibitors identified by the back-to-front approach. Bioorg Med Chem Lett 23:2962-7
|Chuprakov, Stepan; Kwok, Sen Wai; Fokin, Valery V (2013) Transannulation of 1-sulfonyl-1,2,3-triazoles with heterocumulenes. J Am Chem Soc 135:4652-5
|Grimster, Neil P; Stump, Bernhard; Fotsing, Joseph R et al. (2012) Generation of candidate ligands for nicotinic acetylcholine receptors via in situ click chemistry with a soluble acetylcholine binding protein template. J Am Chem Soc 134:6732-40
|Selander, Nicklas; Fokin, Valery V (2012) Rhodium(II)-catalyzed asymmetric sulfur(VI) reduction of diazo sulfonylamidines. J Am Chem Soc 134:2477-80
|Gastaminza, Pablo; Pitram, Suresh M; Dreux, Marlene et al. (2011) Antiviral stilbene 1,2-diamines prevent initiation of hepatitis C virus RNA replication at the outset of infection. J Virol 85:5513-23
Showing the most recent 10 out of 22 publications


text:
SailNet Community (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/)
- Cruising & Liveaboard Forum (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/cruising-liveaboard-forum/)
- - trinidad/venezuela-political situation (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/cruising-liveaboard-forum/6751-trinidad-venezuela-political-situation.html)
trinidad/venezuela-political situation
We''ll be arriving in Trinidad in June(leaving P.R. last week in April). How is the policitical life in the area, especially in Venezuela now? Any other tips for this area? We''ll be in Crews Inn for a while. Thank you. Dianna
|All times are GMT -4. The time now is 06:12 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
vBulletin Security provided by vBSecurity v2.2.2 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
User Alert System provided by Advanced User Tagging v3.1.0 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
(c) Marine.com LLC 2000-2012


text:
Processing Material
- Aggregate Crusher
- Artificial Sand Crusher
- Barite Crusher
- Basalt Crusher
- Bentonite Crusher
- Calcite Crusher
- Calcium Carbonate Crusher
- Cement Crusher
- Coal Crusher
- Concrete Crusher
- Construction Crusher
- Copper Crusher
- Dolomite Crusher
- Feldspar Crusher
- Fly Ash Crusher
- Glass Crusher
- Gold Ore Crusher
- Granite Crusher
- Gravel Crusher
- Gypsum Crusher
- Iron Ore Crusher
- Kaolin Crusher
- Limestone Crusher
- Marble Crusher
- Metal Crusher
- Pebble Crusher
- Quartz Crusher
- Sand Crusher
- Silica Sand Crusher
- Slag Crusher
- Talc Crusher
- Wall Putty Making Plant
- Zircon Crusher
Customer Distributed
- Algeria Crusher
- Argentina Crusher
- Australia Crusher
- Azerbaijan Crusher
- Brazil Crusher
- Chile Crusher
- Colombia Crusher
- Dubai Crusher
- Egypt Crusher
- Finland Crusher
- Germany Crusher
- Ghana Crusher
- India Crusher
- Indonesia Crusher
- Italy Crusher
- Japan Crusher
- Kazakhstan Crusher
- Kenya Crusher
- Korea Crusher
- Liberia Crusher
- Malaysia Crusher
- Mexico Crusher
- Mongolia Crusher
- Nepal Crusher
- Nigeria Crusher
- Oman Crusher
- Pakistan Crusher
- Philippines Crusher
- Poland Crusher
- Qatar Crusher
- Romania Crusher
- Russia Crusher
- Saudi Arabia Crusher
- Singapore Crusher
- South Africa Crusher
- Sri Lanka Crusher
- Sweden Crusher
- Tanzania Crusher
- Thailand Crusher
- Turkey Crusher
- UAE Crusher
- United States Crusher
- Uzbekistan Crusher
- Vietnam Crusher
- Zimbabwe Crusher
- Angola Crusher
Category Archives: Concrete Crusher
TGM series grinding mill applied for concrete making industry Indonesia
TGM series grinding mill applied for concrete making industry Indonesia Materials: Barite Powder Fineness Requirement: 200mesh ~ 325mesh Offer Equipment: TGM series Trapezium Mill ,Primary PEW series jaw crusher, Hydraulic Cone Crusher and other auxiliary equipments. Output: 55ton -120ton per … Continue reading
350ton-550ton per hour shale brick production line equipment required
350ton-550ton per hour shale brick production line equipment required Shale is a sedimentary rock formed in standing water environments, after a long period of sediment deposition, so often found in lakes, river deltas, the continental shelf in the ocean is … Continue reading
Construction industry concrete making plants use aggregate material
Construction industry concrete making plants use aggregate material With the construction industry greatly developments recently years, the concrete material has a larger demands. So aggregate making industry has greatly developments.Recycled concrete, or crushed waste concrete, is a feasible source of … Continue reading
Terex Primary Jaw Crusher Applied For Railway construction industry
Terex Primary Jaw Crusher is one of the most common quarry crushing equipment which usually used in the field of mining, metallurgy, road & railway construction, water conservancy, chemical industry and so on. The Terex jaw crusher of medium and large size designed and manufactured by our company have reached the advanced level with the features of high crushing ratio, high capacity, uniformed product size, simple structure, reliable operation, easy maintenance and low operation cost. Features of Terex Primary Jaw Crusher for railway construction: Terex Primary Jaw Crusher providing customers with high performance, security and environmental protection, supporting a reasonable amount of aggregate production line equipment, while providing a full range of aggregate production line design and construction program. Terex Primary Jaw Crusher as the primary crusher for railway construction material crushing projects, it crush larger size material to small size through the impact crusher or cone crusher machines. It has the feature large reduction ratio, even granularity, simple structure, reliable operation, convenient maintenance, and low cost. Terex Primary Jaw Crusher is widely used in mining, metallurgy, construction, highway, railroad, conservancy and chemistry industries,etc. Of course ,we also supply the Impact crusher which has the high crushing ratio,high Grizzly Feeder,and material with the cubic shape after the crush. It can be used to crush the mid and hardness material (such as the limestone ) with the advantages of high production ccapacity and small size of the product. Any more demands of the jaw crusher machines, please leave us your demands to email@example.com.
Posted in Concrete Crusher, Construction Crusher Leave a comment
Introduction Nordberg jaw crushers and European type jaw crusher differences
For marble quarry mining plants, limestone quarry operations, the layout of Nordberg jaw crushing plants and ancillary equipment and structures is a crucial factor in meeting production requirements while keeping capital and operational costs to a minimum. This paper addresses … Continue reading
Posted in Concrete Crusher, Construction Crusher Leave a comment
mobile concrete crusher rental price in florida
The demolition, excavation and crushing of old concrete and masonry structures, or reinforced floor slabs and external hard-standing areas, is a cost effective and environmentally friendly way of recycling otherwise unusable rubble, and producing a 'sustainable' aggregate for on-site filling … Continue reading
Posted in Concrete Crusher, Used Crusher Equipment Tagged mobile concrete crusher Leave a comment
portable concrete crusher rental Elko Nevada
With landfill space dwindling, finding a cost-effective way to dispose of the mountain of asphalt and concrete waste it generated annually provided the opportunity for us to expand its business. We launched a concrete and asphalt recycling business, which now … Continue reading
Posted in Concrete Crusher, United States Crusher Tagged Portable Concrete Crusher Leave a comment
recycle concrete waste crushing plant diagram in ksa
Recycling of concrete pavement is a relatively simple process. It involves breaking, removing and crushing concrete from an existing pavement into a material with a specified size and quality. Crushed concrete may be reused as an aggregate in new Portland cement … Continue reading
compressive strength of concrete crusher machine
Commercial and industrial demolition projects often contain hundreds of tons of concrete. In concrete crushing process, the majority of raw material must be crushed, for example limestone, clay, iron ore and coal. The commonly used crushing equipment are concrete jaw crusher, concrete … Continue reading
Posted in Concrete Crusher Tagged concrete crusher for sale Leave a comment
concrete crusher plant report for Saudi Arabia
Concrete is one of the most important building materials in the modern world. The construction and building materials sector usually follows the growth in a country's GDP. Saudi Arabia comprises the largest construction market in the Middle East. As a professional concrete crusher … Continue reading
Posted in Concrete Crusher, Saudi Arabia Crusher Tagged concrete crusher for sale Leave a comment


text:
Show Groups
- Forums:
- CATIA Forum
Super Moderators
- Forums:
- CATIA Forum
I have a cylinder object with an inner shell. I want to add text to cut through but I am having trouble with the text due to the letters like (B) the inner part of the letter is in space. I would...
Of course, I'd be grateful. Thank you
As already mentionned, it's very easy to do with a simple macro. You have to use an object of VisPropertySet that works with a selection. I can provide you some code if you're interested.
I don't think there is a parameter for Hide/Show. But it can probably be done with a macro or script program.
Hello guys, It is possible using parameters to show only one sketch of a total of 20, as example(show sketch 4 then hide sketch 4 and show sketch 15) but automatically do this with parameters. ...


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Jukka Zitting (JIRA)" <j...@apache.org>
|[jira] Resolved: (JCR-1995) Move *.log files to target/
|Tue, 24 Feb 2009 10:18:01 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1995?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Jukka Zitting resolved JCR-1995. -------------------------------- Resolution: Fixed Fix Version/s: 1.6.0 Fixed in revision 747325. > Move *.log files to target/ > --------------------------- > > Key: JCR-1995 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1995 > Project: Jackrabbit Content Repository > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: jackrabbit-jcr-rmi, jackrabbit-ocm, maven > Reporter: Jukka Zitting > Assignee: Jukka Zitting > Priority: Trivial > Fix For: 1.6.0 > > > The jackrabbit-core component already puts the derby.log file in target/ along with other build and test artifacts, but many other components don't do that yet. Having all generated files in target/ is good as it makes it very easy to clean things up. Also things like the RAT checks (JCR-1937) are easier when there's no need to worry about such extra files. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
|View raw message