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It was literally yesterday (Wednesday) that Apple released iOS 4.3, and just a little over 24 hours later, it's already been jailbroken.
It was literally yesterday (Wednesday) that Apple released iOS 4.3, and just a little over 24 hours later, it's already been jailbroken.
Mobile startup LightSquared announced a deal with rural carrier Open Range on Friday that is designed to extend broadband into remote parts of the U.S. through satellite and terrestrial wireless networks.
In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, Nokia laid out the threats it faces as part of its planned deal with Microsoft.
Opera Software has announced a deal to embed its Internet browser on mobile phones sold in China, a move that is meant to help grow the company's presence in the country's burgeoning mobile market.
The CEO of mobile payment service startup Square called accusations that the company was distributing credit-card skimming devices inaccurate and unfair.
Microsoft on Thursday confirmed a delay to the Windows Phone 7 update that includes cut and paste, but the company said it is still on track to deliver an even bigger update by the end of the year.
Apple's rivals have lost headway in convincing American consumers to pick their tablets over the iPad, a market researcher said today.
Apple's update for iOS 4, released Wednesday (two days earlier than expected), offers a number of changes and new features for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch owners, plus 59 security patches for the mobile version of Safari.
Three top executives of mobile WiMax operator Clearwire are leaving the company, including CEO Bill Morrow, who will be replaced for the time being by Chairman John Stanton.
An official Windows Phone blog in French says that the first substantial update for Windows Phone devices may not come until the end of the month, a week or two later than expected.
BOSTON -- SAP AG has deployed 3,500 Apple iPads globally, mainly for its software developers and sales executives who use the tablets for real-time access to vital business intelligence data, SAP CIO Oliver Bussmann said in an interview Wednesday.
Verizon on Wednesday said that it filed a lawsuit this week against a group of people and related companies that it alleges duped people into signing up and getting charged for premium short message services.
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European Agenda for Music
In order to determine how best to exploit the full potential of music for European society, European music organisations, upon the initiation of the EMC, are working together to define a "European Agenda for Music" that will set the parameters for the future development of music in Europe. Following an initial meeting of interested parties in November 2013, this session is the first meeting of the diverse working groups.
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Musical Homelands: New Territories
This was the 2016 European Forum on Music in Wroclaw.

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HCA, Hospital Corporation of America Registered Nurse Orthopedics Unit in Richmond, Virginia
At Johnston-Willis we've been delivering top quality healthcare to Greater Richmond and the Tri-Cities area for more than 100 years. Our 292-bed hospital offers a full range of healthcare services, with specialties in cancer care—through the Thomas Johns Cancer Hospital—as well as inpatient rehabilitation (with all private rooms), our ER is a state-authorized level III trauma center and neuroscience, including our first-in-Richmond Gamma Knife Center.
The RN will perform care under the direction of the unit Nursing Leadership Team and the Director. Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to: * Provide therapeutic and administrative services necessary for the care of the patient, in support of HCA ethical principles and values.
Assessing, planning, implementing, evaluating, and documenting all aspects of patient care.
Delegate appropriate tasks to unlicensed personnel and provides required supervision.
Work closely with all health care providers to facilitate and coordinate efficient, effective, and quality healthcare.
Communicate effectively and maintain therapeutic relationships with patients, families, physicians, and staff.
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Set priorities and modifies patient care in response to changing conditions by utilizing problem solving skills and exhibiting good judgment.
Collaborate with physicians regarding patient progress towards the outcome attainment and assist physician during treatment/examination of patient and process orders.
Makes appropriate and timely notification to physicians on patient condition changes.
It is expected that the RN will attend Unit Meetings as directed by the Nurse Manager and participate in continuing education programs to maintain competence and gain additional skills. Patient Rights - The Registered Nurse will work to support and protect the rights of each patient served, treat each patient with dignity and care, and maintain patient confidentiality/privacy.
Patient Safety – The Registered Nurse demonstrates commitment to patient safety initiatives including patient falls, medication safety, National Patient Safety Goals, critical value reporting, and administration of blood products.
Diploma or Associates Degree from an accredited nursing program (required)
BSN or current enrollment in a BSN program at an accredited school of Nursing (preferred)
Licensed or eligible for licensure in the State of Virginia as a Registered Nurse (required)
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Health Care Provider (required)
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Title: Registered Nurse Orthopedics Unit
Location: Virginia-Richmond-Johnston-Willis Hospital
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India's Nifty Index Futures Drop After Sensex Jumps to RecordRajhkumar K Shaaw
Indian stock-index futures dropped after the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex index rose to a record closing high yesterday. Derivatives contracts expire today.
SGX CNX Nifty Index futures for October delivery fell 0.3 percent to 6,234.5 at 10:22 a.m. in Singapore. The most-active November contract lost 0.1 percent to 6,282. The underlying CNX Nifty Index gained 0.5 percent to 6,251.70 yesterday, the highest level since Nov. 10, 2010. The Sensex added 0.5 percent. The gauge has gained 8.5 percent this month, poised for the largest advance since January 2012. The Bank of New York Mellon India ADR Index of U.S.-traded shares declined 0.4 percent.
The Sensex advanced to an all-time high yesterday as corporate earnings beat forecasts and amid speculation continued U.S. Federal Reserve stimulus will spur capital inflows. Asian stocks fell today, trimming the best two-month rally for the MSCI Asia Pacific Index since the start of 2012, after a Fed statement yesterday fueled bets it may start paring stimulus sooner than previously forecast, even as it maintained the pace of monthly bond-buying.
"Some investors would be tempted to book profits given the markets have rallied to a record," Kishor Ostwal, managing director at CNI Research Ltd., said in a phone interview today. "We expect a volatile trading session as monthly futures expire."
International investors have bought a net $4.5 billion of Indian stocks in the past two months. Quarterly profits at 14 out of 17 Sensex companies that have reported results so far surpassed analyst estimates.
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Drugmaker Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd. may report today its second-quarter group net income grew 13 percent to 4.58 billion rupees ($74.8 million), according to the median estimate of 35 analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
Global funds bought a net $197 million of local shares on Oct. 29, an 18th day of consecutive purchases, data from the regulator showed yesterday. That extended this year's inflow to $15.9 billion, the second-highest after Japan among 10 Asian markets tracked by Bloomberg.
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Multicenter randomized Phase II study of AZD1775 plus chemotherapy versus chemotherapy alone in patients with platinum-resistant TP53-mutated epithelial ovarian, fallopian tube, or primary peritoneal cancer.
Background: WEE1 is DNA damage cell-cycle checkpoint protein that inactivates cyclin-dependent kinase 1 (CDC2) and is overexpressed in a variety of malignancies. Pts with deficient p53 expression rely on the WEE1 kinase to arrest cell-cycle progression at the G2 checkpoint for DNA repair. AZD1775, a highly selective, adenosine-triphosphate (ATP) competitive, small-molecule inhibitor of the WEE1 kinase, is being developed for the treatment of advanced solid tumors with TP53-mutated malignancies. Inhibition of WEE1 allows CDC2 phosphorylation and subsequent cell-cycle progression despite DNA damage. This G2 checkpoint abrogation thus sensitizes cells to cytotoxic agents. Preliminary efficacy data have been promising when AZD1775 is used in combination with chemotherapy. In this randomized, phase II trial in pts with platinum-resistant, TP53-mutated cancers, AZD1775 will be added to a standard chemotherapy regimens (paclitaxel, gemcitabine, or carboplatin), with the goal of improving efficacy when compared to chemotherapy alone. The primary endpoints are response rate (Part 1), and progression-free survival (Part 2). Methods: In Part 1, up to 69 pts will be randomized to receive AZD1775 plus paclitaxel, gemcitabine or carboplatin (Arm A: AZD1775 175 mg PO BID Days 1, 2, 8,9,15, and 16 plus gemcitabine 1000 mg/m2 IV Days 1, 8, and 15; Arm B: AZD1775, 5 doses of 225 mg PO BID Days 1-3, 8-10, and 15-17 plus paclitaxel 80 mg/m2 IV Days 1, 8, and 15; Arm C: AZD1775, 5 doses of 225 mg PO BID Days 1-3 plus carboplatin AUC 5 IV Day 1). In Part 2, up to 108 pts will be randomized 1:1 to the most efficacious AZD1775/chemotherapy combination identified in Part 1, or chemotherapy alone. Pts will be restaged every 2 cycles and continue treatment until disease progression or unacceptable toxicity. Key eligibility includes: platinum-resistant TP53-mutated epithelial ovarian, fallopian tube, or primary peritoneal cancer, measurable disease per RECIST v 1.1, ECOG PS 0 or 1, QTc < 470 msec, and no known CNS disease. Tumor samples will be collected for evaluation of specific biomarkers. Clinical trial information: NCT02272790
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A first-in-human study of REGN2810, a monoclonal, fully human antibody to programmed death-1 (PD-1), in combination with immunomodulators including hypofractionated radiotherapy (hfRT).Meeting: 2016 ASCO Annual Meeting | Abstract No: 3024
A Phase Ib, Open-Label, Multi-Center Study to Assess the Safety, Tolerability, Pharmacokinetics, and Anti-tumor Activity of AZD1775 Monotherapy in Patients with Advanced Solid Tumors: Expansion Cohorts.Meeting: 2016 ASCO Annual Meeting | Abstract No: TPS2608
A randomized, double-blind phase III trial of niraparib maintenance treatment in patients with HRD+ advanced ovarian cancer after response to front-line platinum-based chemotherapy.Meeting: 2016 ASCO Annual Meeting | Abstract No: TPS5606Category: Gynecologic Cancer - Ovarian Cancer


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Last week, hundreds of hopeful patients, caregivers and business interests filled meeting rooms across the state to tell health officials how they want Florida's medical marijuana program to go into effect after 71 percent of voters approved it.
The Florida Department of Health's fifth and final hearing on new medical marijuana rules may have been its most sparsely attended, but those who did show up largely spoke with one voice.
State Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, on Wednesday proposed new rules for medical marijuana in Florida, putting forward an idea that would compete with legislation already filed by another Senate Republican.
If Floridians vote to legalize medical marijuana through Amendment 2 on Tuesday, the state will open its borders to a new, booming industry that could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars in just a few years.
For the last two months, most of the money fueling Florida's medical marijuana fight hasn't been coming from Florida families hoping for patient access to medical marijuana or anti-drug activists who worry about the impact on their home state.
In one week, voting ends — and Florida could become the latest state to legalize medical marijuana.
Before dawn Sunday, voters were awakened by a phone call urging them to vote against medical marijuana in Florida.


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Black Bear Wines and Spirits
A selection of wines, spirits and beers of the world plus wine tasting events and wine seminars.
Born of Earth Day Spa
Day spa offering massage therapy, facials, reflexology, waxing, body treatments, acupressure, acupuncture, and reiki.
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A delivery service of challah and other kosher baked goods. Delivers to consumers at home, synagogues, schools, stores, nursing homes and camps.
Connecticut Expos, LLC
Produces consumer events in partnership with exhibitors and suppliers. Includes directory of current expositions.
Earth Animal
Offers holistic products and services of environmental integrity, including treats, books, herbal remedies, vitamins, and toys.
First Aviation Services, Inc.
Provides services to aircraft operators including repair and overhaul of gas turbine engines and accessories, remanufacturing of engine components and accessories and redistribution of new and remanufactured parts. (Nasdaq: FAVS).
Friedson Bros Fine Boots
Produces boots for police, polo, military, equestrian, riding, and western use. Lists catalog, contact information, and online ordering.
Decoration services and boutique that features jewelry and accessories, decorative items, clothing, and a selection of bags.
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Professional instruction with John Cooper: discounted equipment prices.
New Country Toyota of Westport
A family owned Toyota dealership featuring new and pre-owned vehicles.
Noah's Ark Moving and Storage
Residential and commercial movers. Includes company information, references, coupons and contact details.
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Offering rugs, pillows, and throws. Background of the designer, information on their materials, list of stockists, and a gallery of available pieces.
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Hi Marge-
I'm in zone 8-9 just south of Sacramento, CA. This is indeed my fern (or at
least from the pictures it looks like it). I just went outside to see if it
is still there and it is! So, yeah!. We did have a really mild winter this
year. I guess I'll leave it alone and see if it grows this summer. Now if
it would just stop raining and warm up again! It's really windy and even
cold (relatively speaking of course- 50 degrees). We were supposed to get
our house painted today- well maybe by the end of this week it'll stop
zone 8-9 Sacramento, CA
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Well, Theresa, having a memory like a sieve, I can't recall where you
are...know I know it, but it won't come to the brain. Anyway, if you
get any frost and it returns, it's not a rabbit foot...they don't
take frost as far as I know.
I put up some scans of my fern when I was trying to ID it...page is
still up there if you want to take a peek to see if your fern
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Consensus on fernet is that it is Davallia trichomanoides.
Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
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> Thanks Marge-
> I have a fern which may or may not be the same variety as yours, it
did fine
> last summer under a large tree in my front yard, and did get very
> afternoon sun for maybe 2 hours. I'll be looking to see if it
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Apartment in Arenal d´en Castell, Menorca- 5/3 Bedroom Apartments, Only 100m To One Of The Larges Sand Beaches Of Menorca
three bedroom bungalow. Two twin beds bedrooms and one doble bedroom (150cm bed). Two bathrooms, both with showers. Large living-dinning and kitchen open space which make eating and cooking a more sociable event. 32 inch tv with dvd player. The 200sqm metre garden provides a fun place for the children to play while adults can enjoy a nice cold drink on the apartment cover terrace. Outdoor funiture is also available with the apartment. The beach is only a five minutes walk from the apartment, the white sand and clear blue water make Arenal the perfect paradise for your holidays.
Top Traveller Review
Lovely apartment
About the Owner
About Lina moll
Menorca is a very special island. I was born in Menorca and left to live in England for 12 years. When I came back I was able to appreciate more the quite and beauty that the island offers. I have 3 very young children and there is nowhere else that you will find safer and that also can provide all sort of activities and excursions that will keep their little minds busy..
What makes this bungalow unique
Everything year we make sure money is invested in the properties that we manage and let in order to provide everything we can to make your Holliday extra special.
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Lovely apartment
Very nice apartment had everything you need for a great holiday. Very close to all shops, restaurants and beach. Lovely and quite location. Lina and her team responded very quickly to queries that I had while at the apartment. Would definately recommend staying here
The Jones Family Holiday
We were very happy with the apartment and Lina had organised a cot for my grandson, the area is great although I think the swimming pool area could do with some attention and there is no shade area at all or heavy bases for umbrellas but all in all the holiday was superb the sea was fantastic the restaurants all serve good food my family all enjoyed it very much and I would like to thank Lina who reacted to all our requests and I cant fault her customer service
Lovely apartment
This accommodation was superb; clean, cozy and all amenities provided. Very spacious we traveled as a family of three (number 3 being a toddler) but there was more than enough room for a larger family/group. Plenty of plates/cups/bowls/cutlery provided - not that we ate in much with so many lovely restaurants around the area (all within walking distance)
The accommodation was safe for a 3 year old especially as it was a ground floor (1 storey only) apartment.
The pool was shared but in 10 days of visiting we only saw a handful of other guests (no more than 4 people there at the same time as us) so it felt like a private pool.
The cleaners came in on day 7 whilst we were out and about and freshened up towels, bedding etc. which was just the right amount of time.
The property itself was well maintained, gardeners came in once a week as well.
The property owners were very accommodating allowing us to check out of the place late (evening flight home) with no extra charge.
I would definitely recommend this place or any of the other properties owned by Lina on the complex. Well worth the money.
The area of Arenal d'en Castell is also lovely with some amazing restaurants/bars - if you are staying here definitely visit Arenal Blue for a great meal with fabulous views!!
This property is very close to shops, restaurants and the amazing beach with crystal blue shallow waters. (maximum of 5 minutes walk to all of these)
Thank you for helping to make a fantastic holiday Lina & team.
Good apartment
Very satisfied with our holiday in Arenal den castell. The apartment
was very good--clean,well equipt,a small fault was fixed very speedily
by the management
I hope to hire the apartment again as it is in a very good location with a wonderful beach within a 5 min walk,
Arenal Jardin
The apartment was very nice and we really enjoyed our stay. The apartment was very clean and tidy on arrival and in very good decorative order. It is set within close walk of shops, restuarants and the beach and there is on street parking right outside. The shared pool was just very near to the apartment and always quiet. The landlord was available on the phone and responded quickly to any queries. We have been to Arenal den Castel several times before and this was the nicest apartment we have stayed in there.
It would be useful to provide detailed directions and map for those visiting the apartment as it is not immediately obvious which is which apartment especially at night. The beds could be a bit softer.
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
The island has been invaded by nearly every one due to its strategic point in the mediterranean therefore there are a lot of historic sites to view. Scuba diving is also a diferent way of view and enjoying the island the amount of boats that have sunk over the years make a very interesting dive. Cicling is one of the most favorites sports by the menorcan great way of keeping fit. There is a trail around the island called cami the cavalls (horse road) it has recently been restored make it an fantastic trip for hickers, horse riders or ciclers. it was in fact created by the English in one of their invasions. It is a fantastic way of exploring the most beautiful parts of the island.
Menorca has been declared protected zone of the biosphere, and most of its beaches have been awarded a blue flag, arenal d´en castell being one of them. The cristal clear shallow waters are ideal for the little ones to lear to swim or start snorkling. 650 linear meters of white sand ideal to build beautiful sand castles.
The airport is only 26 km from arenal d´en castell. You can book or we can help with booking some transfers from the airport to the apartments. The public bus service is very good and from arenal d´en castell you would be able to go any where in the island. The bus stop in only a couple of minutes away. The taxi rank is next to the bus stop. In arenal d´en castell there are several car hire companies and a very popular choice is ciclying , there are bycicles and bikes for hire too.
The nearest towns are alayor, fornells and mercadal at less than 10 minute drive.. Howerer there are several urbanisations within walking distance form arenal, such as adaia, na macaret , coves noves. . .
Further Details:
just five minutes away walk from bars, shops, restaurants, chemist and the doctors surgery of the resort.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
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|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
low season
1 Apr 2017 - 3 Jun 2017
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
midd season
4 Jun 2017 - 1 Jul 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
2 Jul 2017 - 2 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
low season1
3 Sep 2017 - 31 Oct 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Tax Rate
We do not have any preference for arrival day. The arrival time is 15.00h and the apartment needs to be vacant by 10.00a.m
Manager's Cancellation Policy
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- Available arrival
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- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"Everything year we make sure money is invested in the properties that we manage and let in order to provide everything we can to make your Holliday extra special."
Property Type
- bungalow
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Holiday Complex
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Ceiling Fans
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room ...
- Parking
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Television ...
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome ...
- suitable for elderly or infirm
Location Type
- beach
- near the sea
- resort
- village
- waterfront
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- horse riding
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- hospital
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- golf
- sailing
- diving
- snorkelling
- surfing
- swimming
- tennis
- wind-surfing
- Shower room 1 - Shower Enclosure
- Shower room 2 - Shower Enclosure
- Two bathrooms, with shower, toilet and bathroom sink mirror and cabinet for toiletries.
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 7
- Bedroom 1 - 2 Single Bed, 1 Cot
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 1 Double Bed
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 6/7 (3 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Three bedrooms two of which have two twin beds and one doble bedroom with a 150cm bed. The bedrooms have been newly decorated with new curtaind and bedding and furniture. each bedroom has fitted wardrobes bedsite tables and mirrors.
- Terrace
- Golf ...
- Garden
- Barbecue ...
- Self-catering
- Notes on accommodation: The location of these properties is ideal for families. So close to all the aminities although still peaceful and relaxing. The garden has beatiful mature trees that can provide a fantastic shade for that very needed spanish siesta. The pool size is just perfect and is set higer up in order to make the most of the sea views. Outside: There is a 200sqm garden with each apartment there are a minimun of four sun laungers per apartment. There is a large table and chairs on the out door terrace as well as a portable bbq. The property has very easy access to the community pool, which has a special area for children. The garden is very well kept and the community pool is clean and checked everyday. The most advantage of these apartments is that although all have their own private garden space still have access to other garden areas therefore socializing and meeting other holiday makers a more fun adventure children do play and entertain themselves, while adults can relax with the certainty that they are in a fun safe environment. Utility Room: Just out of the kitchen there is a small sink and a washing machine as well as a washing line. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: The bedding and towels are provided with the property. There is a weekly interin clean for those that stay longer than a week, as well as change of towels and bedding.


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Mohonk Mountain House is a Victorian castle resort only 90 miles north of NYC — and families love us! Inclusive rates feature accommodations, delicious meals, and most resort activities. There is something for everyone — grown-ups will love our award-winning spa, named Number One Resort Spa in the U.S. by Condé Nast Traveler magazine.
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I was an undergraduate at the University of Glasgow, where I studied Czech and English Literature. After spending a year teaching and studying in Berlin, I came to Oxford in 2004, for a Masters in English Literature 1550-1780, at Balliol College.
I then wrote a doctoral thesis on Aristotle and seventeenth-century literature, and spent three years as a Junior Research Fellow at Jesus College. I moved to Oriel in 2010.
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In college, I teach Papers 1 (Shakespeare), 3 (1550-1660), 4 (1660-1760), and 5 (1760-1830), as well as supervising dissertations in those periods. I also teach Classics and English Bridge Papers in Epic, Tragedy, and Comedy, and occasional classes on poetry, etymology, and stylistics.
I am keen to supervise research students in any of my areas of specialism: early modern prose literature, particularly in relationship to philosophy, science, or ideas of nature; the literary essay; late modernist poetry, especially Geoffrey Hill; connections between early modern and twentieth-century literature. I would welcome queries from potential students interested in these areas.
My research focuses on the literature and intellectual history of the seventeenth century, especially the relationship between literature and the rise of empiricism; prose style; non-fiction genres, especially the essay; the interpretation and representation of nature; and the relationship between literature and philosophy.
I am currently working on three main projects. The first is a book entitled The Tottering Universal: Metaphysical Prose in the Seventeenth Century. It examines how seventeenth-century writers engaged with what I call the anxiety of variety: the concern that the world is so perplexingly various, particular, and changeable that it is impossible to know it properly. I'm particularly interested in the literary ramifications of the generative tension between traditional Aristotelian styles of thinking, and new discourses of experience and experiment. It contains chapters on Michel de Montaigne, Francis Bacon, Robert Burton, Lancelot Andrewes, Thomas Browne, John Milton, Thomas Traherne, and Robert Boyle.
I am also involved in various editorial projects. I am preparing two scholarly editions for Oxford University Press, which complement the interests which inform my book: first, Francis Bacon's Sylva Sylvarum (1626), which I am editing for the Oxford Francis Bacon with colleagues in Manchester and at the Warburg Institute. This crucial text both for Bacon and for the study of the rise of experiment and natural history in the seventeenth century has not been edited since the mid-nineteenth century. Secondly, I am in the early stages of work on an edition of Thomas Browne's Urne-Buriall, Garden of Cyrus, Letter to a Friend, and Christian Morals, with Claire Preston, of Queen Mary, University of London. I am in the final stages of The Literary Essay, a volume of essays on the essay from Montaigne to the present, which I am editing with Thomas Karshan and which is forthcoming in 2016; and I have just begun work on The Penguin Book of Early Modern Prose.
I have a secondary interest in modern poetry and philosophy, and have published articles on Geoffrey Hill. In the longer term I am planning a book on poetry, scholasticism, and metaphysics, including chapters on Donne, Coleridge, Hopkins, Eliot, and Hill. I also write occasional reviews on poetry and Czech literature for the TLS and PN Review, and essays on art for Apollo.
The Emergence of Impartiality, ed. with Anita Traninger (Leiden, Brill: 2013)
A Man Very Well Studyed: New Contexts for Thomas Browne, ed. with Richard Todd (Leiden: Brill, 2008)
Journal Articles:
'The Physician's Religion and salus populi: The Manuscript Circulation and Print Publication of Religio Medici', Studies in Philology 111/4 (2014), 845-75
'Robert Burton and the Problems of Polymathy', Renaissance Studies 28/2 (2014), 279-97
'Thomas Traherne, Thomas Hobbes, and the Rhetoric of Realism', The Seventeeth Century 28/4 (2013), 419-39
'Jesuits and Philosophasters: Robert Burton's Response to the Gunpowder Plot', Journal of the Northern Renaissance 1/1 (2009). Seehttp://www.northernrenaissance.org/articles/Jesuits-and-Philosophasters-...
Book Chapters:
'Geoffrey Hill and Confession', in Geoffrey Hill: Essays on his Later Work, eds John Lyon and Peter McDonald (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012), 127-42.
'The Anxiety of Variety: Knowledge and Experience in Montaigne, Burton, and Bacon', in Fictions of Knowledge: Fact, Evidence, Doubt, ed. Yota Batsaki, Subha Mukherji, and Jan-Melissa Schramm (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), 110-30.
'Geoffrey Hill's Conversions', in Geoffrey Hill and His Contexts, ed. Piers Pennington and Matthew Sperling (Oxford: Peter Lang, 2011), 61-80.
'The Best Pillar of the Order of Sir Francis: Thomas Browne, Samuel Hartlib, and Communities in Learning', in Murphy and Todd (eds.), A Man Very Well Studyed, 273-94.
'A Likely Story: Plato's Timaeus in The Garden of Cyrus', in Sir Thomas Browne: The World Proposed, eds. Reid Barbour and Claire Preston (Oxford, 2008), 242-57.
Selected Reviews and Short Articles:
'Thomas Browne', 'Robert Boyle', and 'William Harvey', in The Blackwell Companion to Renaissance Literature, eds Alan Stewart, Rebecca Lemon, Nicholas McDowell, and Jennifer Richards (Oxford, 2011)
'In My Opinion, Having Read These Things', review of Geoffrey Hill, Collected Critical Writings, in PN Review 191 36/3 (2010), 18-21.
'A Man of Excellent Parts: the manuscript readers of Thomas Browne's Religio Medici', Commentary, TLS 5492 (4 July 2008), 14-15.


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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Where there's smoke there's CorbettCam.
CorbettCam breathes and smolders and ignites and offers a heated respite from the same cold leftover television news features and alleged commentary that plagues our news at 11.
Television news gets dull and duller. So do the anchors, walking, talking personality disorders who are overpaid and way too impressed with themselves.
CorbettCam takes it to the streets.
News coverage is changing, of course. Online video is all the rage but when it comes to real rage, how many cute kitty cat tales can you swallow before your Youtube clogs and you take a choking fit on 21st Century technology? How much inane babble from young people so hip that it hurts can we take?
Hipsters are posers are inauthentic are doomed. College loan debt has turned them inward. Generation Device is one big dysfunctional app. Listening to them is enough to send anybody off the edge. So, for you young people (20 to 35) too hip for your own good and older people so dull, competitive and ego-driven that their hair must hurt, I bring you CorbettCam – alive and strong and breathing fire from the mountain.
The new feature on WILK TV, accessed by going to wilknewsradio.com, brings you a very real look at the scene of the crime and the grime, a reality-based commentary with satire and action shots, interviews and, of course, my personal brand of commentary that is unlike anything you have ever seen.
That's why I'm Corbett, painful as my identity can sometimes be. But I've worked all my life to become what I am today, for better or for worse. For 62 years I've cultivated and reshaped myself so I can deliver local news, commentary and analysis of our community in ways that sometimes even surprises me.
For most of the decades of my journalism career I've relied and depended on the written word.
In this new medium, I am spoken word – a cross between a poet and a pirate, a media messiah with a message the powerful often don't like to hear. Holy CorbettCam, do I like that characterization. Come to me little degenerate corrupt politicians.
Political commentary is, in fact, sacred.
My mission is a crusade.
And you're part of the drama.
The first CorbettCam adventure, with intrepid videographer to the stars Karel Zubris and Hulk Hogan look-a-like producer/bodyguard Crockett, captured our journey to find the next Scranton mayor.
The race was coal country nasty, pitting Jim "Kiss Me I'm A Deadbeat" Mulligan" against black belt karate "Grand Master" Bill Courtright who absolutely refused to divulge the deep West Side secret teaching that resulted in his alleged 8th degree martial arts ranking.
The video is an award-winner and will be entered in this year's Canned Film Festival in South Side.
Last week's video took us to the dark side of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport where landing passenger jets has become a possible "lights out" operation that one day could result in a crash and burn that kills everybody on board because the bad weather landing lights have been out and have not been replaced for at least nine months.
The Federal Aviation Administration, by the way, failed to get back to me o that one.
As financially unstable as Northeastern Pennsylvania has become, the FAA could at least send body bags.
Next week, we're headed to the sewer for a national Boycott Yuengling beer protest. Or maybe to a homicide scene in Wilkes-Bare – we have 13 so far this year so take your pick. Maybe we'll visit my fragile Democratic congressman Matt Cartwright to ask why he won't talk to me anymore after I was his biggest media supporter during the campaign when even powerful Democrats like U.S. Sen. Bobby Casey rooted against him. Or maybe we'll hunt down federal convict Bob Mellow as he relaxes at the halfway house on our dime.
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posted Nov 7 2013 11:31AM
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Watch him.
I mean it.
You really better watch him.
As of Tuesday, Election Day of all days, Bob Mellow is on the loose.
Even living in the federally- supervised Scranton half-way house he checked into this week, the admitted federal gangster and degenerate convict poses enough of a public threat to assign a squad of undercover marshals to watch the facility's doors and windows day and night.
The decision to release the Democratic warlord and former powerful state senator to a facility in the heart of his one-time political kingdom is reckless, foolish and loaded with potential for abuse and, yes, corruption. Mellow once ruled these same streets, reaching his toxic tentacles from the political sewers and gutters of our lives and through the windows and doors and air vents of every city, county and state office building in Scranton.
Now Bob Mellow's back in town, flashing his feeble pearly whites. Sick as his lawyers claim he is, Mellow's ready to sink his teeth into everybody and anybody who helped put him in prison or failed to write an letter to the judge when he was ready for departure.
Mellow is still dangerous.
So are his politically-connected lawyers.
Make no mistake about it, even if you see Mellow sweeping floors at St. Peter's Cathedral up the street from the half-way house, Mellow wants vengeance - no matter what the Lord says.
Only one big obstacle exists. Mellow faces state public corruption charges and is scheduled for trial next year. If convicted, Mellow, 70, could spend the rest of his miserable life behind bars. We're talking state prison, too, not the soft land of minimum security white collar bottom-feeders with whom Mellow spent his leisure tine in Georgia. We're talking Philly stick-up men, biker enforcers and psycho rapists – even the occasional demented one-time Harrisburg silk tie wearer.
Mellow actually knows a couple of current cons inside because at least two one-time big-time Democrats from Mellow's gang of fools are serving time carving ballots out of bars of soap for their own vicious assaults against the public trust.
But who cares about them?
Our Bobby's home and that's all that matters.
I wonder what Scranton-native and state Attorney General Kathleen Kane thinks about Mellow's new mailing address? If you remember, Kane once challenged Mellow for his seat in the Senate. But she quickly crawled on bended knee with a tear in her eye to beg forgiveness for ever thinking about humiliating him with such a threat to his power. I wrote a column about Kane's secret meeting with Mellow last June. Then I sent the column to the Capitol press corps after sounding the alarm that Kane's behind-closed-doors meeting with the man whose prosecuting she now leads could derail the case long as Mellow knows what she and he discussed and her own prosecutors don't. One reporter responded to my emails but nobody wrote about the story.
Kane's husband's family still holds the multi-million dollar state liquor contract that they worried Mellow might torpedo if Kane continued with her race to unseat Mellow in the Senate. But Kane got scared and quit. And the champagne bubbles exploded from Scranton to Harrisburg and back again for the politically-connected Kane family.
Even Kane's PR flack, Joe Peters, a former federal prosecutor and self-proclaimed Mafia buster refused to respond to my concerns. That's because he's now part of the problem rather than part of the solution. More people in Scranton are part of the problem than part of the solution that there are made men in the Mafia.
In the absence of attention elsewhere, I'm planning to send my Kane/Mellow column to the judge in the Kane/Mellow case. Rich Lewis knows me from my days raising hell with weekly newspapers in Harrisburg. He was a crack district attorney in Dauphin County so maybe he'll pay attention.
Somebody better.
In the meantime, Mellow is housed in the same building in downtown Scranton that housed former reputed Mafia boss Billy D'Elia, who, after becoming a rat, took a job as an Exeter ice cream scooper when he was released into half-way house custody – or custardy, if you like.
So what kind of job will Mellow take to help pay his debt to society while he lounges at our expense in the Scranton federal frat house? The cathedral sweeper gig sounds lovely. Maybe he can answer phones in the office of his former understudy and now state Sen. John Blake. Maybe Mellow can serve as a political consultant to Scranton mayor-elect Bill Courtright, who says he's already met with Blake.
In Scranton, where anything can happen and usually does, anything is possible.
By the way, who do I see about getting tickets for the welcome home clambake?
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Notice the way his colleagues are reluctant to break ranks and help the poor man to his feet.
Until that equation tips, individual Republicans may break ranks on gay rights, but the party remains a countercultural bastion.
"You win by fighting—and yeah, by punishing those who break ranks in the face of the enemy," Elmer tells a protégé.
Aaron Hicklin, the editor of Out (one of the earliest publications to put Gaga on the cover) was the first to break ranks.
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Meaning "a social division, class of persons" is from early 15c. Meaning "high station in society" is from early 15c. Meaning "a relative position" is from c.1600.
Old English ranc "proud, overbearing, showy," from Proto-Germanic *rankaz (cf. Danish rank "right, upright," German rank "slender," Old Norse rakkr "straight, erect"), perhaps from PIE *reg- "to stretch, straighten" (see right (adj.)). In reference to plant growth, "vigorous, luxuriant, abundant, copious" it is recorded from c.1300. Related: Rankly; rankness.
Sense evolved in Middle English to "large and coarse" (c.1300), then, via notion of "excessive and unpleasant," to "corrupt, loathsome, foul" (mid-14c.), perhaps from influence of Middle French rance "rancid." In 17c. also "lewd, lustful."
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Allen Ryunda is striking while the iron is hot. He wanted to save money by shoeing his own horses -- and in the process of learning how, he hit upon an ancient career still in demand.
"The guy I'm doing my apprenticeship with said he doesn't ever have to worry about a computer replacing him," said Ryunda, 19, of Montgomery, Minn.
On Friday, Ryunda graduated from a Ramsey school that has been teaching the art of horseshoeing for 30 years. The Minnesota School of Horseshoeing is seeing a steady stream of people hoping to cash in on a shortage of farriers nationwide.
Horse ownership has surged in the past decade as the growth of stables around metropolitan areas made keeping horses as a hobby feasible for city dwellers. According to a 2005 survey by the American Horse Council, Americans own 9.2 million horses, up 2 million from the previous survey in 1996.
And those ponies need shoes.
"We get this romanticized idea of horseshoeing being a dying art," said Richard Duggan, owner of the school. "But the horse business is a multimillion-dollar industry. Horseshoeing is not dying."
Some of the hottest markets for farriers are in exurbs around the Twin Cities. Graduates of Duggan's school commonly snag apprenticeships with farriers in Lindstrom; River Falls, Wis.; and other cities where contract stables are cropping up. Ryunda, 19, hopes to fill the farrier void back home in Montgomery.
Shortages are worse in some rural areas.
"We don't have a farrier in Cook County," said Amanda Drake, 17, another of last week's graduates. "We bring them in from other places, but they never stick around for very long."
Her family owns six horses near Grand Marais.
The current class is young, Duggan said. Most are just out of high school. But the school has drawn doctors, people with doctorate degrees and former airline mechanics, although Duggan said he discourages applicants who approach horseshoeing as if it were auto repair.
"Horses are not things," Duggan said. "You have responsibility for a live animal."
Rachel Erickson, 18, of St. Louis Park, said she took the course with an eye on becoming an equine veterinarian. She begins her undergraduate study at the University of Minnesota in January.
Proper trimming and shoeing is critical to a horse's health, and veterinarians and farriers often work hand in hand with injured animals.
"It's very satisfying to be able to provide a horse with relief from pain or lameness," Duggan said.
A 10-week session at the school costs $4,500, plus books and materials of $1,100. The school draws mostly from the five-state area, although it has had students from Israel, England, Germany and Australia, Duggan said.
The majority are not interested in full-time careers, Duggan said. Adam Mesker, 20, of Parkers Prairie, said he sees horseshoeing as a good sideline to ranching.
"I like that the school is a place of business," he said. "You get to talk to a lot of farriers coming in to buy supplies."
The consensus from the pros: Horseshoeing is hard work, but it can pay well.
Farriers charge $100 to $200 to shoe a horse, which must be reshod every six to eight weeks, said instructor Brian Quammen, 25. He knows a half-dozen farriers making six figures, and annual incomes of $50,000 are common, he said.
The school draws horse and stable owners who just want to save on costs.
"I did the math for one of my customers," Quammen said. "We figured that with 10 horses, he could make back the tuition in 2 1/2 years."
Duggan, 66, has been a farrier since he was in his 20s. In 1973, he opened a horseshoeing supply shop now run by his wife, Nancy, and their two children.
Duggan taught horseshoeing for Anoka Technical College in Anoka and opened his own school when the college cut the program, he said.
Little has changed in three decades, he said, except for materials. The school lab has a few pieces of modern metalworking equipment, but the basic tools remain: a coal-fed forge, an anvil, a hammer.
"You don't use machines to shoe a horse," Duggan said, "and it's unlikely you ever will. Each foot is different, and with practice, humans can become exquisitely accurate."
The school uses coal forges because they offer a greater range of temperatures than propane forges, Quammen said. Farriers can choose a specific heat for different tasks of fashioning a shoe.
"This is a skill that not all horseshoers have," he said, "but the best ones do."
Three days before graduation, Drake worked on her last set of shoes. She plunged a piece of steel bar into the coals and, when it glowed red, pounded it flat on the anvil. Later, she shaped it on the anvil horn to fit the specific curve of an animal's hoof, returning the shoe to the forge again and again.
The moment of truth comes when the shoes are fit to horses at area stables.
"You get a horse with just crap feet," Drake said, "and when you're done with them, they look so pretty."
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No reportable incidents this week.
1A woman, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving, driving while suspended and refusal to take a breath test after she was seen driving on four flat tires in the 3400 block of W. Bradley Road at 1:05 a.m. April 21. The woman, who said she had "one beer," had a preliminary BAC of 0.199.
2A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance at Bank Mutual, 4801 W. Brown Deer Road at 4:15 p.m. April 21. The man became angry and threw paper inside the bank because of an argument regarding a fee charged to his account.
3A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, driving while suspended, failure to have insurance, a warrant for possession of marijuana and speeding 50 mph in a 35 mph zone in the 7800 block of N. Sherman Blvd. at 1:20 p.m. April 22. The man had nine tie-off baggies holding 6.65 grams of marijuana and over $250.
· Two residents reported that their IDs including social security numbers were used to file fraudulent federal taxes April 22 and 28.
4A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for theft of $20 taken from a purse belonging to a caregiver in the 4100 block of W. Bradley Road at noon April 23.
5Two girls, ages and residences not released, were arrested for theft after taking clothing valued at $465 from Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road at 3 p.m. April 23. The girls fled with the clothing but were stopped in the parking lot.
6A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for theft after he took a comforter valued at $125 from a display and then went to the return window attempting to return it at Kohl's. 9060 N. Green Bay Road at 6 p.m. April 23.
7About $200 was taken during an armed robbery at Shell Gas Station, 4685 W. Bradley Road at 10 p.m. April 26. A male entered the store with a handgun, took the money from the register and fled on foot.
8A burglary was reported in the 8100 block of N. 47th Street during the day April 29. Pry marks were found on a rear door which was kicked open. Nothing was reported taken.
9A wallet was reported taken after being left on a chair at Advanced Pain Management,7950 N. Port Washington Road about 4 p.m. May 1. The wallet, valued at $50, contained $150 cash, a credit card and Social Security card.
10Two Milwaukee females, 17 and 18, were arrested for theft of clothing valued at $322 from Kohl's, 5650 N. Bayshore Drive at 2 p.m. April 23. Employees saw the theft and stopped the two as they attempted to leave the store.
· A resident reported an attempted fraud after two calls from people posing as members of Microsoft's IT security saying his computer had been hacked April 24. He gave the first caller his VISA credit card number. In the second call, he was told to send $434 by Western Union to someone in India. That transaction was stopped before any money was sent and the credit card was cancelled.
11A 36-year-old Glendale man was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia along with his 44-year-old brother, also of Glendale, for disorderly conduct, after police responded to 911 calls reporting the men fighting in the 2100 block of W. Woodbury Lane at 6:50 p.m. April 23. A crack pipe was found in the younger man's pocket. They were fighting over car keys.
12A 33-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance and cursing during Glendale Municipal Court, 5909 N. Milwaukee River Parkway, at 7:11 p.m. April 24. The man later apologized.
13A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for felony possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, possession of hash oil and felony identity theft, for giving a false name, after numerous complaints of barking dogs inside a room at LaQuinta Inn, 5110 N. Port Washington Road, at 1:40 a.m. April 25. Management called police and entered the room where they found two small dogs, a large bag containing marijuana and hash oil along with keys to a car where another duffle bag was found also containing marijuana. The man was in possession of 36.89 pounds of marijuana and $15,380.
14A St. Croix Ultra Elite 91/2 foot fly fishing rod and silver reel valued at $900 were taken from a car parked at the Kletzsch Park dam, 6560 N. Milwaukee River Parkway, about 12:30 p.m. April 25. The man had finished fishing, put the rod and reel in his car and walked back to the dam when the theft occurred.
15A catalytic converter was taken from a Ford pick-up truck in the 1700 block of W. Civic Drive sometime April 25 to 28. Damage and replacement was $1,000.
16A 61-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for theft and trespassing after taking two sets of sheets valued at $160 from Boston Store, 5701 N. Lydell Ave., at 3 p.m. April 26. He had been banned from Bayshore because of a previous theft arrest.
17A Kindle Fire valued at $400 was taken from a secured room at LaQuinta, 5423 N. Port Washington Road, before 9:50 p.m. April 26.
18A jacket, key and iPhone valued at $650 were taken from the 4600 block of N. Elm Tree Road between 3 and 9 a.m. April 27.
19Four wheels valued at $2,000 were taken from a 2014 Honda Accord at David Hobbs Honda, 6100 N. Green Bay Avenue, between 6 p.m. April 26 and 7 a.m. April 28.
20Two men, 36 and 37, of Milwaukee and Greendale were arrested for armed robbery and being felons in possession of firearms after taking money from Jimmy John's, 6969 N. Port Washington Road, at 9:32 p.m. April 27. A witness saw the men with a doubled-barreled shotgun and called 911. The men drove off but were stopped by Whitefish Bay police in the 300 block of E. Silver Spring Drive and arrested.
21A handbag valued at $200 was taken from a locked car in the 5800 block of N. Port Washington Road before 8 p.m. April 28. Damage to a window was $200.
22A Coach purse valued at $200 and four Bebe sweaters valued at $400 were taken from a locked car at the Radisson Hotel, 7065 N. Port Washington Road, between 8 and 9 p.m. April 28. Damage was $200.
23A 2002 Dodge Intrepid valued at $3,000 was taken from the 2400 block of W. Silver Spring Drive overnight April 28 or 29. It was recovered with damage to the steering column in the 4300 block of N. 54th Street.
No reportable incidents this week.
24A propane tank, valued at $60 was taken from an unlocked grill cabinet in the 1200 block of E. Glendale Avenue between April 20 and 26 and reported April 29.
25An adult male, age and residence not released, was arrested for trespassing after he was found in a women's bathroom at Shorewood High School, 1701 E. Capitol Drive at 7 a.m. April 28.
26A window was broken to gain entry to a car parked at Harry's Bar And Grill, 3549 N. Oakland Avenue between 3 and 9 p.m. April 30. The car was ransacked but nothing taken. Damage was $250.
27An Xbox 360, 12 to 15 games and about 450 DVDs with a total value of over $2,500 were taken from the 3800 block of N. Farwell Avenue between 4 and 6:30 p.m. April 30. The owner reported she found out that most of the items had been pawned. There is a known suspect and the case is under investigation.
28A Mac Book Pro valued at $2,000 and a wallet and contents including credit cards and $10 were taken from a classroom at Shorewood High School, 1701 E. Capitol Drive between 3:30 and 3:45 p.m. May 1. There is a suspect and the case is under investigation.
· A resident reported that his daughter's ID and social security number had been used fraudulently to file federal taxes April 28.
29A phone charger and other items valued at $39 were taken from a car in the 100 block of E. Chateau Place sometime April 27 to 29 and reported May 1. Damage to a door lock and the ignition cylinder was $350.
· A resident reported her phone number had been used fraudulently by a known person at two or more two car dealerships April 29. The resident put a fraud notification on her credit card accounts.
30A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for prowling after he was seen on private property hiding behind United Methodist Church, 819 E. Silver Spring Drive at 10:45 p.m. April 30.
31A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving at N. Lake Drive at E. School Road at 2:40 a.m. May 1. The man admitted he was intoxicated and had a preliminary BAC of 0.178. He was unable to give a final breath test and was taken for a blood draw.
· Firefighters responded to 108 calls, 80 emergency medical and 28 fire/rescue, April 28 to May 4.
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it for the rest of us. Another example: amphetemines can be good when used
properly. I was a chunky kid. The summer b4 I went off to college I asked
my mom if I could see a doctor about losing some weight. I didn't realize
he prescribed speed, but I took it for 3 months, dumped a bunch of weight
and that was it. I didn't use it to stay up for days at a time or whatever
people did with it. It was short term, no addiction, worked great. Kept
the weight off for 10 yrs. When I asked about using it again, just for
awhile - it was gone.
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One of Britain's foremost international sailing events, the Admiral's Cup, could be revived in 2011 if the results of a study to be carried out by the Royal Ocean Club are positive.
Chief executive Eddie Warden Owen will head a team to be financed by Skandia, the South Africa-owned, Southampton-based financial services group which also sponsors the Great Britain Olympic sailing team.
"We have considerable interest from all over the world, but we want to ensure that the Admiral's Cup meets the needs and expectations of all prospective competitors," said Warden Owen.
At one time the event, staged every two years in odd years, attracted up to 19 international, three-boat teams from all over the world but it declined in the late '90s and the last was in 2003, when it had been reduced to two boats and was contested by clubs rather than countries.
Warden Owen will also investigate whether the Fastnet Race, the 608-mile classic from Cowes and finishing in Plymouth which formed the climax of the event, and which had been dropped, will be restored to the programme.
This year is the 30th anniversary of the Fastnet which was hit by a storm and claimed the lives of 15 sailors. Already the entry list for this year has been closed at 300 boats and there a further 50 on the waiting list.
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If, for some strange reason, Ben Youngs failed to hear the words of his director of rugby after Leicester's hard-won Heineken Cup victory in the Scarlet corner of Wales last month – "If you do that before the referee awards the try," said Richard Cockerill, referring to the scrum-half's football-style shushing of the home crowd, "you run the risk of looking a prat" – there was no escaping the message.
"I was told off by my mum," Youngs admits. "She told me I should never do it again."
Mrs Youngs may or may not be more formidable than Cockerill, but we can safely assume that the lesson has been learned one way or another.
"It was one of those heat-of-the-moment things," the 21-year-old half-back from Norfolk continues. "The same goes for the arm-waving at the tackle area or the odd appeal to the referee. There's nothing cynical about it and I don't think we're going down the football road. I certainly can't see myself running 50 yards to tell the ref he's got it wrong. But things are pretty intense out there on the field and you can't help being animated when you become aware of certain goings-on."
Which leads neatly to the subject of what might go on between Youngs and his Welsh opponent, the reigning Lions No 9 Mike Phillips, when England visit Cardiff for the launch of the Six Nations on Friday night. Phillips is not renowned as the most self-effacing scrum-half in the sport – asked recently if he considered himself the world's best, he ummed and aahed before falling back on the old Brian Clough line about being "in the top one" – but few doubt his ability, even if his performance levels have been heading in a southerly direction of late. If the Lions were playing a Test tomorrow, both men would have a claim on the shirt.
Youngs recognises this upcoming contest for what it is – a full-on scrap with the player most likely to be standing in his way when the Lions tour Australia in 2013 – and acknowledges the scale of the challenge.
"Phillips is a big guy," he says. "It doesn't change much in some respects: scrum-halves don't go against scrum-halves that often in open field. But there's bound to be some banter around the set-pieces and he'll probably try to push me about a bit. The important thing is not to do anything silly that might jeopardise the team. There's nothing wrong with a bit of niggle now and again, but you can't allow yourself to be wound up by these things and start giving away points."
It is a sign of Youngs' contribution to the recent upturn in Red Rose fortunes – highlighted by, if not restricted to, his brilliant solo try against the Wallabies in Sydney last June, and his launching of the attack that resulted in Chris Ashton's celebrated score against the same opposition at Twickenham in November – that he should look for all the world like a seasoned Six Nations campaigner.
In fact, this will be his first championship start. Like several others likely to be named in the run-on team today, he has no experience of the highly belligerent atmosphere generated in the Welsh capital every time the English come to town.
"We are fully aware that it will be hostile – why would we expect anything less?" he says. "I've been involved in some difficult away trips at club level. I've been to Perpignan in the Heineken Cup: the place is a bearpit, the rugby is very intense. It's pretty interesting down in Toulouse, too, especially when the supporters get the flares going. But this will be special, I'm sure. The Millennium Stadium is a wonderful venue. So many great rugby events have taken place on that patch of ground."
Friday night's game may turn out to be less than great – the fixture is so wrapped up in its own nervous energy, it will be a minor miracle if anyone actually manages to catch the ball – but Youngs has it in him to do something very, very good. A potential matchwinner? Let's put it this way: there are three or four on either side, and the Leicester scrum-half is definitely among them.
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Blank Slate, or Akusaga is a short manga - it has only 8 chapters, but it certeinly is an interestiong position.
The main character of the story is Zen, a man without any restraints, who thinks nothing of law. He steals, he kills, he destroys the world. He wants to be completely free and if anyone dares to control him, he will suffer greatly.
But Zen has one weakness - he can't remember anything about his past. In fact, he doesn't even know his own name... And as a 'perfect weapon', he cannot let himself posses the slighest weaknes.
Well, i took up this manga because of the artwork. The mangaka did great job on this one. Each character has it's own style and their facial expressions are all diiferent. Moreover, the backgrounds are full of details and you can tell, that while drawing weapons, the author made some research.
The main character is certainly a very interesting person and he is the main attraction of the manga. His "friends", or rather partners in crime are also quite interesting personas. For instance, the bounty hunter, who was supposed to kill Zen, but after seeing him in action decided to help him. I can guarantee, that every person you will see in Akusaga, will eventualy surprise you greatly.
For those who like military and action, this manga is a definite must. Interesting plot, with fascinating main character (not to mention, that all the characters, both male and female, are drop-dead gorgous) and amazing fighting scenes make this story a truly exceptional manga.
Good review, I definitely agree! My friend reccomended it &I read both volumes rather quickly, only to find out at the end it was just a two-volume series, which made me sad...I could see the story going on longer, since the mangaka developed the characters well. It's a shame she didn't make it to be a longer story/series :|
I definitely agree with this review. I stumbled upon it in Books a millino a few months a go, read it, and was extremely ploeased. My only real problem with it was the fact that the mangaka developed the characters so well, but then cut the story short. Also, the fact that she killed off the guy who was originally telling the story, I liked him a lot. I guess it couldn't be helped, since Kanno only expected for it to be a one-shot. But I wish that she would have developed to make for a longer story...


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Research and Markets: Analyse Nanotechnology-Based Drug Delivery Systems in Japan
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DUBLIN, Ireland, May 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c17618) has announced the addition of Nanotechnology-Based Drug Delivery Systems in Japan to their offering. (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20040820/RESEARCH ) This report is the result of a 4-month study on nanotechnology and drug delivery systems in Japan. It surveys the latest and most important developments in advanced fields of science and technology that are high priority in Japan. This report summarises information obtained from a variety of sources including pharmaceutical, chemical or start-up companies, universities and research institutes and covers the following areas: - Governmental Policies in Japan - Liposomes - Polymeric and Coated Micelles - Lipid Nano- and Micro-Particles - Fullerenes - Semiconductor Nanoparticles - Viral Vectors and Virus-Like Particles The contents of this report are as follows: Chapter One Introduction Chapter Two Governmental Policies in Japan Chapter Three Liposomes Chapter Four Polymeric Coated Micelles Chapter Five Lipid Nano- and Micro-Particles Chapter Six Fullerenes Chapter Seven Semiconductor Nanoparticles Chapter Eight Viral Vectors and Virus-Like Particles Chapter Nine Other Biomaterials for Sustained Release Chapter Ten Conclusion Chapter Eleven Discussion For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c17618 Laura Wood Senior Manager Research and Markets firstname.lastname@example.com Fax: +353 1 4100 980
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"Principi Daniae Oxonium ex Itinere divertenti 62" [September?]
Second tract on government [unknown]
"Principi Daniae Oxonium ex Itinere divertenti 62" [September?]
Location: Bodleian Library, MS. Locke f. 31, ff. 136-134 rev.
Description: A Latin oration in Locke's hand welcoming Prince Christian of Denmark, who visited Oxford in September 1662. The text begins "Principi Daniae Oxonium ex Itinere divertenti 62".
Second Tract on Government [c. 1662]
Bodleian Library, MS. Locke c. 28, ff. 3-20.
Description: The manuscript is titled "An Magistratus Civilis posit res adiaphoras in divini cultus ritus asciscere, eosque populo imponere? Affirmatur." The title above was given the work by Philip Abrams (see publication #2 below); it is also referred to as "The Latin tract."
The manuscript is a copy in Locke's hand of a Latin oration. It is clearly a later work than the English Tract; because of internal references, it must have been completed before the end of January 1663. Most likely it was written late in 1662.
The manuscript consists of nine sheets of paper, each folded once for form a total of 36 pages, 205 × 150 mm; the first eight sheets are quired in 4s, the final sheet is separate. The text is written on the rectos only, leaving the versos blank for additions and corrections (there are none).
An earlier draft of the Second Tract, also in Locke's hand, exists in a notebook containing, among other papers, a draft of the Essays on the law of nature. The beginning of the draft is missing; text begins: "vehementius vociferantur, hinc magistrates comtemptus …". The text differs from the later copy. Abrams refers to this draft as "MS A" and to the later version as "MS B."
For this paper, Locke turned the notebook over and began writing on unused versos at the back. It begins on f. 91v and continues until f. 69v
Discussions: See entry for the First tract on government (1660)


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its just you and me
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