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Ariadne: "Watch out! I nearly got hit!"
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Ariadne: "Watch out! I nearly got hit!"
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Mr.Know –it- all one of the party at a feast told Mulla Nasruddin,'This pilaf is made from the finest rice and clarified butter.'
Mulla held his hand up as he went on and on, 'No use telling my ear,'
Nasruddin said after wiping his mouth,'while my tongue is at work.'
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A Change of Scene
Mulla Nasruddin after the period of mourning on the death of his wife wanted a change of scene. He visited some shrines of saints and came to know two merchant princes and each wanted Mulla to accompany him as his guest. He liked both but one lived in the direction of Peshawar while the other in Ajmir.
Mulla Nasruddin asked the one from Peshawar, 'Do you recommend any saint in your parts who will let me talk to the dead?'
The merchant from Peshawar threw up his hands helplessly. The merchant from Ajmir laughed and said, 'I know two saints still living who will let you talk to the dead. '
Mulla apologized to the one from Peshawar for having to choose the hospitality of the merchant from Ajmir.' I shall surely look you up just in case if I am not helped.'
Sure enough Mulla was soon calling on the merchant at Peshawar and was received warmly by his host. One day scratching his head the merchant asked what was that he wanted to talk to the dead?'
Mulla answered that he thought of marrying again. He wanted to know if his dead wife minded.
Nasruddin said, ' In Ajmir she minded and she was quite cut up about it.' With a shrug he added, ' If I ask her from Peshawar she might change her mind, who knows?'
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I read science as though it is fiction; fiction must then satisfy somewhere deep down science of living.
When I read Bernie Madoff got his comeuppance it did not make my loss good but felt my moral sense was somewhat straightened out.
That is what I call Spooky Science of Soul.
if two black holes were entangled, and then separated from one another, the result, would be a wormhole connecting them.
A fool and his money part company soon. Is there a wormhole connecting the two? Madoff would say it is 150 years long.
The other night Daddy Long-legs III and I over supper heard a jingle,- an unpardonable travesty of la donna e mobile; and it has burrowed into old goat. 'He says only when he goes from one fickle mistress to another is an adventure. He says it makes him come alive'. But what I am doing here? I guess I am entangled with him.
I heard Rigoletto later in the night. Funny I cannot pin the music down. Instead I am only hearing the jingle.
I got entangled with some bad jingle and my taste for music as far as La donna e mobile is concerned is killed.
4. In a consumer society art is pushed as though the peddlers of bling- bling are culture conscious. In effect they poison the fine art of living. Life of the senses, of the soul are replaced by bad art. Culture vultures pick your wallet and also spoil your taste for good music.
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Taking Shortcuts:
Daddy Oddlegs went to Africa by biplane. In order to save money I had to stand between the two wings as a strut. I got my hair dried but grandpa got speared by bush men who mistook the plane for a bird.
When one speaks of cutting corners I remember how the natives shrunk Daddy Oddlegs. In my house I have a strict policy: no service no money, no cure no fees. No cheap bargain offers for me. It will cost some one down the line dearly.
Ever since the incident at kalahari Daddy calls himself Daddy Long-legs. Oddly enough hyphenated name takes long to pronounce but you have the man by one look.
Crossing the river across the back of a crocodile was a shortcut but grandpa had it long coming. Crocs seem to get a kick out of those who jump the queue to reach the opposite side first.
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There was a king who had a strange habit. He would dine in full view of his courtiers. But when dessert was served it was served covered and the hall was cleared of all, including his queen. He partook his dessert alone. One day his servant who was new to the job took the dish and on the way being curious took to his room and peeked. It was a dictionary! He replaced it with Rubik cube. The king looked at it and thought he found something fantastic. Never more he required dessert but twiddled his thumb with the cube that made him shed his extra pounds and gave him something to focus.
Hans the servant meanwhile took the dictionary and learnt the whole book to memory. When he was caught with his pants down he entertained the soldiers by naming the parts that didn't go well with them. They clapped him in irons and took him to the king who said he would be spared if he could find a white snake that he saw in his dream. "Does it have a head, sire?' The poor Hans asked, The King while struggling with the cube said, "The letter A." Poor Hans hazarded ,"Does it have a tail?" The King said hardly taking his eyes from his toy, "Z". Hans assured he would prove his innocence. He produced the dictionary and said, "The white snake in your dream hides in this magic book.". He gave the book to his master.
As Hans proved it the king let him go. Poor Hans hardly reached the border soldiers came with an urgent message from the Queen who wanted to see his great skill in naming the parts.. Stepping on the other side of the border he said," Please ask the Queen to borrow the magic book from the king and name the parts herself" . He ended by saying," It is simple really as the cube. Any one can do it."He rode off.
(Adapted from the Brothers Grimm story, "The White Snake.")


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August - Biomarkers of Tobacco Exposure: A Public Workshop
Biomarkers of Tobacco Exposure: A Public Workshop
August 3 and 4, 2015
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Center for Tobacco Products (CTP)
FDA White Oak Conference Center
Building 31, Room 1503
10903 New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring, Maryland 20993-0002
Archived Webcast Videos
Day 1: August 3, 2015
- Part 1: August 3, 2015
- Part 2: August 3, 2015
- Part 3: August 3, 2015
Day 2: August 4, 2015
Workshop Objective:
This workshop is designed to open the discussion on how to identify and implement the use of biomarkers for the purpose of tobacco product regulation, including product reviews and rules development. The purpose of the workshop is to gather information on identifying potential biomarkers that may be currently appropriate for regulatory use as well as identify biomarkers for which more data is required, but may be implemented for use in the near future. Further, the workshop is a forum for discussing a framework for developing a scientifically robust and transparent process for biomarker selection, establishing appropriate evidentiary standards or criteria for utilization by the FDA, and identifying areas of research which may help move the field forward.
The objectives of this workshop are to gather information on potential strategies and criteria for evaluating biomarkers of tobacco exposure and to start identifying biomarkers of tobacco exposure which could be useful in tobacco product regulation.
Workshop Agenda:
Who Should Attend this Workshop?
Scientific and medical experts; other interested participants from academia, public health organizations, federal, state and local government agencies; the tobacco industry; and other interested stakeholders.
Registration to Attend the Workshop:
If you wish to attend the workshop in person or by Webcast, you must register by submitting either an electronic or written request no later than July 10, 2015.
Please submit electronic requests at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FDA-CTP-Biomarkers1. Persons without Internet access may send written requests for registration to Dhanya John (see Contact for Questions, below). Requests for registration must include the prospective attendee's name, title, affiliation, address, email address if available, and telephone number. Registration is free and you may register to either attend in-person or view the live Webcast. Both seating and viewership are limited, so early registration is recommended. FDA may limit the number of registrants from a single organization, as well as the total number of participants, if registration reaches full capacity.
For registrants with Internet access, confirmation of registration will be emailed to you no later than July 15, 2015.
Onsite registration may be allowed if space is available. If registration reaches maximum capacity, FDA will post a notice closing registration at http://www.fda.gov/TobaccoProducts/NewsEvents/ucm238308.htm
Archived Webcast and Transcripts:
FDA will post the webcast along with complete transcripts on this website as soon as they are available.
Presenters and Panelists:
FDA is interested in gathering scientific information from individuals with a broad range of backgrounds on the scientific topics to be discussed at the workshop. We are inviting presenters and panelists to address the pertinent information and provide insight into methods to better answer the questions listed below:
Session 1: Strategies for Identifying Potential Biomarkers for CTP Regulatory Use
- How do biomarkers fit into risk assessment for chemical exposure?
- How have other regulatory agencies selected biomarkers for regulatory use? Can the frameworks and processes they have used serve as potential models for CTP? Why or why not?
- What are some challenges and lessons learned from previous efforts to qualify or validate biomarkers for regulatory purposes?
- What characteristics can be considered when evaluating biomarkers of tobacco exposure?
Session 2: Biomarkers of Exposure and Relationship with Disease Risk
- Which (if any) biomarkers of tobacco exposure are predictive of future disease risk in humans?
- What types of studies or evidence are useful for establishing the predictive validity (change in a biomarker is associated with change in disease risk) of tobacco exposure biomarkers in humans?
- What are the main challenges to evaluating the association between biomarkers of tobacco exposure and disease risk in human population studies?
- What evidence from nonclinical studies is useful for regulatory purposes if evidence from human studies is lacking?
Session 3: Identifying Biomarkers of Tobacco Exposure for CTP Regulatory Use
- What biomarkers of tobacco exposure are currently well established with respect to analytical validation, tobacco product use and/or disease risk?
- What biomarkers of tobacco exposure hold promise but are still in development?
- What is the relationship between actual HPHC (Harmful and Potentially Harmful Constituents) exposure and the biomarkers of exposure as measured in the user?
- Is there a set of biomarkers of tobacco exposure could currently be used as a proxy for a comprehensive evaluation of exposure to HPHCs?
- What biomarkers of exposure might be useful to compare HPHC exposure in the user to exposures in in vitro and in vivo toxicology studies?
- What are the limitations in the use of biomarkers of exposure?
- What are the next steps to furthering the development and validation of biomarkers?
- What analytic methods are used to measure biomarkers of tobacco exposure?
- What biological samples (e.g., urine, saliva, blood) are appropriate for tobacco exposure biomarker analysis?
- Are reference standards available? If not, how is the quality and reliability of tobacco biomarker testing monitored and evaluated?
Session 4: Biomarkers of Exposure in Smokeless Tobacco and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS)
- What are the most relevant biomarkers of exposure in exclusive users of smokeless tobacco and ENDS?
- Are there exposures associated with use of smokeless tobacco and ENDS that may not be present in cigarette smokers? If so, are there biomarkers for these exposures that are currently established or in development?
- What studies have been conducted comparing levels and types of biomarkers of exposure in exclusive users of smokeless tobacco and ENDS with non-users or other tobacco user groups?
- Are there product design features (e.g. variable voltage) that might alter levels and types of biomarkers of exposure in product users?
If you are interested in serving as a presenter or panelist, please submit the following information found in the paragraph directly below, along with the topic on which you would like to speak, to email@example.com by June 12, 2015.
To be considered to serve as a presenter, please provide the following:
- A brief abstract for each presentation. The abstract should identify the specific topic(s) to be addressed and the amount of time requested.
- A one-page biosketch that describes and supports the speaker's scientific expertise on the specific topic(s) being presented, nature of the individual's experience and research in the scientific field, positions held, and any program development activities.
Panelists will discuss the scientific presentations and questions listed above. To be considered as a panelist, please provide the following:
- A one-page biosketch that describes and supports the speaker's scientific expertise on the specific topic(s) being presented, nature of the individual's experience and research in the scientific field, positions held, and any program development activities.
FDA Invites Public Comments on Biomarkers of Tobacco Exposure
To present oral comments at the workshop:
For those attending the workshop in person, FDA will hold a public comment session on the above listed topics on August 4, 2015 during which comments from the public will be accepted. If you would like to present during the public comment session, please indicate this at the time of registration at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FDA-CTP-Biomarkers1 and provide the specific topic of your presentation. FDA will do its best to accommodate requests to speak. Individuals and organizations with common interests are urged to consolidate or coordinate their remarks and request time for a joint presentation. FDA will determine the amount of time allotted to each speaker and provide instructions to speakers ahead of the meeting.
Requesters with Internet access will receive an email regarding your request to speak during the public comment period by July 15, 2015.
Key Dates:
- Deadline for Requests to Serve as a Presenter or Panelist: June 12, 2015
- Registration Deadline: July 10, 2015
- Deadline for Requests to Speak During Public Comment Session: July 10, 2015
- Date successful registrants will receive registration confirmation: July 15, 2015
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Dhanya John, J.D.
Office of Science
Center for Tobacco Products
Food and Drug Administration
10903 New Hampshire Avenue, Building 75
Silver Spring, Maryland 20993-0002
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A new smartphone app for traffic-choked commuters won't part the seas of cars on the freeway, but it will at least get your annoyed voice heard by elected officials.
"I'm Stuck" was created by Building America's Future, a political coalition dedicated to encouraging more investment in roads, bridges, and other infrastructure. (Its powerful co-chairs include New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, former Pennsylvania governor Edward Rendell, and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.)
In a week since its release, the app has been downloaded almost 10,000 times, sending out around 1,700 letters to elected officials from people in 37 states.
Commuters who find themselves trapped in traffic, airplane passengers who are stuck on a tarmac, bus riders stranded at the bus stop: All are encouraged to report their problem via "I'm Stuck," which will shoot a quick, pre-written complaint to the appropriate U.S. representative or senator, tailored to their specific mode of transit and current situation.
In a test on the app, the letter I would send to my senators in California includes the following text: "I'm stuck in traffic wasting time, fuel, and money. All around me are trucks, commuters, and families delayed and frustrated. Please pay attention to America's ailing and inadequate infrastructure."
"Usually commuters think traffic is like weather—it is something that happens to them and they have no control over it. But that isn't the case at all," writes Rendell on the group's website. "The policies we put in place, or the lack of a coherent long-term infrastructure plan, directly impacts the daily experience of Americans trying to get around their communities. This app gives commuters and passengers a tool to voice their frustrations to Congress."
The app joins a crowded field of other citizen-reporting apps used to voice complaints about municipal problems, like SeeClickFix. But "I'm Stuck" aims to do something different—rather than attempting to get citizen complaints heard among local representatives, like department of public works or city councilmen, the app's creators have national ambitions, and view the aggregate of on-the-ground frustrations as a powerful tool to lobby at the highest levels of government.
BAF cites 66,000 structurally deficient bridges in the U.S. and an estimated $121 billion that congestion costs the economy according to a press release in its argument that the country needs more investment in its roadways through new, long-term legislation.
It's unclear if California Senators Diane Feinstein and Barbara Boxer actually care if I'm personally stuck in Los Angeles traffic, but "I'm Stuck" is determined to leverage my daily schleps into political change. Let's see if it works.


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Available in oiled solid wood Walnut or Oak with leather sides. The double shelf unit is 8-1/2″³ tall by 3 1/2″³ deep and 21″³ long. Because every tree is different, the grain and character of each piece of solid wood is unique.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2393?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Michael McCandless updated LUCENE-2393: --------------------------------------- Attachment: LUCENE-2393.patch Patch looks good Tom! I cleaned things up a bit -- eg, you don't need to use the class members when interacting w/ the bulk DocsEnum API. I think it's ready to go in! > Utility to output total term frequency and df from a lucene index > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-2393 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2393 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: contrib/* > Reporter: Tom Burton-West > Priority: Trivial > Attachments: LUCENE-2393, LUCENE-2393.patch, LUCENE-2393.patch, LUCENE-2393.patch, LUCENE-2393.patch, LUCENE-2393.patch, LUCENE-2393.patch > > > This is a pair of command line utilities that provide information on the total number of occurrences of a term in a Lucene index. The first takes a field name, term, and index directory and outputs the document frequency for the term and the total number of occurrences of the term in the index (i.e. the sum of the tf of the term for each document). The second reads the index to determine the top N most frequent terms (by document frequency) and then outputs a list of those terms along with the document frequency and the total number of occurrences of the term. Both utilities are useful for estimating the size of the term's entry in the *prx files and consequent Disk I/O demands. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Reading The Geometry of God was an experience of total immersion, not because I read it in two days but because of the power of the writing and the voices of its four main characters. I dreamed about the place, the story and the characters both nights after reading, although modern-day Pakistan is a country and culture almost completely alien to me. Uzma Aslam Khan has created exactly what I desire from fiction: to be transported to another world where the problems and rewards of living get worked out in a parallel but utterly different matrix to the world I know.
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'Case's' facts and drama are a match made in heaven
In "The Case Against 8," the filmmaking team of Ben Cotner and Ryan White does exactly what the legal team headed by Theodore Olson and David Boies did when they argued in federal district court for overturning California's Proposition 8, the 2008 ballot initiative banning same-sex marriage. They make sure the legal reasoning flows from stirring real-life drama – which in this behind-the-scenes account includes not only the two plaintiff couples but also the odd couple of conservative Olson and liberal Boies, best known before Prop. 8 for butting heads on opposite sides of Bush v. Gore.
Anyone who follows the news remembers the news conferences showcasing Olson and Boies as an improbable dream team who came together in the belief that denying gays the freedom to marry was violating a constitutional right. (They also thought it was just plain wrong.) The initial and key hire here was Olson, a conservative icon who served in both the Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush administrations, including a three-year stint as Bush's solicitor general.
Olson's meticulous building of the case confounded his political allies and roused skepticism among Democrats and gay-rights activists. Some of the film's most moving moments depict the bonds of sympathy and trust that grew between him and the lesbian couple he prepared for trial, Kris Perry and Sandy Stier. The personal, the legal and the political become one when Perry's own testimony brings home to her, for the first time, how resigned she had become to accepting the curtailment of her dreams.
Filmmakers Cotner and White use fly-on-the-wall footage, fresh interviews and (since cameras were not allowed in the courtroom) the reading of court transcripts to capture these intimate revelations, as well as the crackle of history in the making.
You can exult in Boies' nonpareil powers as a cross-examiner when he demolishes David Blankenhorn, founder of the Institute for American Values, who admitted on the stand that marriage would be "likely to improve the well-being of gay and lesbian households and their children." In an interview in the film he confesses that the trial turned him around: He now supports same-sex marriage.
The nervousness and excitement of the other plaintiff couple, Paul Katami and Jeff Zarrillo, are infectious before the four plaintiffs emerge from their trial home, a rented Victorian house, and Zarrillo summons all his strength to deliver their joint message to reporters: "We're all Americans who simply want to get married, like everyone else."
For these two couples, the case becomes cathartic. "The Case Against 8" isn't just "torn from the headlines" – it's ripped straight from the heart, too.
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Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
Brush prepared (thawed, cleaned, dried) turkey with olive oil and season the inside and outside with salt, pepper and garlic powder. (You can do this one day ahead of time to allow the seasoning to really sink in.)
Place the turkey in a roasting pan, slightly raised up from the bottom of the pan on a rack, whole carrots laid flat or aluminum foil scrunched into a doughnut shape.
Spread the chopped vegetables and thyme sprigs around the turkey and inside the main cavity. Place the butter inside the cavity.
Place a meat thermometer into the thigh, between a drumstick and the body, ensuring the tip isn't touching bone.
Roast in preheated oven for recommended time based on turkey's size (see chart below). About ½ to 2/3 of the way into the cooking time, tent a piece of aluminum foil over the top of the turkey and return to oven.
Turkey is done when the thigh meat reaches 175 to 180 degrees and the breast meat is 165 to 170 degrees.
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Information Resources Management: Active Assignments
AA-97-26(3): Published: Sep 1, 1997. Publicly Released: Sep 1, 1997.
GAO provided information on its active assignments in the Information Resources Management issue area as of August 29, 1997...
USDA Information Management: Extensive Improvements Needed in Managing Information Technology Investments
T-AIMD-97-90: Published: May 14, 1997. Publicly Released: May 14, 1997.
GAO discussed the need for the Department of Agriculture (USDA) to address its long-standing difficulties in managing its substantial information technology (IT) investments.GAO noted that: (1) a USDA that works better and costs less in the 21st century must have efficient and effective information systems; (2) yet USDA has a long history of poorly planning and managing IT investments with the res...
Information Resources Management: Active Assignments
AA-97-26(2): Published: Apr 15, 1997. Publicly Released: Apr 15, 1997.
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Defense IRM: Investments at Risk for DOD Computer Centers
AIMD-97-39: Published: Apr 4, 1997. Publicly Released: Apr 4, 1997.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed: (1) the Department of Defense's (DOD) plans to consolidate, outsource, and modernize its computer center operations; and (2) whether DOD has an effective framework in place for making and executing these decisions. GAO did not validate the accuracy of the information provided by DOD on the numbers and costs of computer centers, the alternative ana...
USDA Information Management: Action Needed To Address Long-standing Deficiencies
T-AIMD-97-56: Published: Mar 5, 1997. Publicly Released: Mar 5, 1997.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed: (1) past difficulties that the Department of Agriculture (USDA) has experienced in planning for and managing information technology (IT); (2) actions GAO believes USDA must take if it is to significantly improve its management of information technology resources; and (3) USDA's current moratorium on information technology acquisitions.GAO noted t...
Assessing Risks and Returns: A Guide for Evaluating Federal Agencies' IT Investment Decision-making
AIMD-10.1.13: Published: Feb 3, 1997. Publicly Released: Feb 3, 1997.
GAO published a guide to provide a structure for evaluating and assessing how well a federal agency is selecting and managing its information technology (IT) resources and to identify specific areas where improvements can be made, focusing on the: (1) processes that the organization is using to select, manage, and evaluate its IT investments; (2) data (cost, benefit, and risk) that are being used...
Managing Technology: Best Practices Can Improve Performance and Produce Results
T-AIMD-97-38: Published: Jan 31, 1997. Publicly Released: Jan 31, 1997.
GAO discussed how best practices applied by leading organizations can be effectively used to improve the management of information technology (IT) in the federal government. GAO noted that: (1) as a result of legislative changes and new direction from the Administration, agency leaders should begin making technology investment decisions based on careful analyses of relative costs, benefits, and ri...
Information Resources Management Policy and Issues Issue Area--Active Assignments
AA-97-26(1): Published: Jan 2, 1997. Publicly Released: Jan 2, 1997.
GAO provided information on its active assignments in the Information Resources Management Policy and Issues issue area as of January 2, 1997...
Defense IRM: Strategy Needed for Logistics Information Technology Improvement Efforts
AIMD-97-6: Published: Nov 14, 1996. Publicly Released: Nov 14, 1996.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Department of Defense's (DOD) efforts over the last 4 years to improve its information systems in the depot maintenance, materiel management, and transportation business areas, focusing on whether selected standard information systems will allow DOD to meet its business objective to dramatically improve the efficiency and effectiveness of its l...
Information Management: Technical Review of the White House Data Base
T-AIMD-96-168: Published: Sep 10, 1996. Publicly Released: Sep 10, 1996.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the White House database, focusing on its users and operational components. GAO noted that: (1) users are generally satisfied with the database as a tool for maintaining information important to the Presidency; (2) fewer than 100 White House staff use the database, and the 25 heaviest users represent three White House offices and systems administra...


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There is much to admire in the Wooster Group's technically impressive splicing of Richard Burton's 1964 Broadway Hamlet with a live performance in a Victorian theatre.
Burton's testosterone-charged take on the troubled prince was filmed live with 17 cameras, edited, shown twice and then filed away. Rediscovered, it has been re-edited so the breathing works with the poetry. As it jumps, dissolves and fades on the big screen at the back of the stage, the cast jerks into positions that exactly match the action to their rear. Their voices merge and duet with the crackling recording. It is terribly clever.
What it isn't, and can't be, is fresh, or moving, or even absorbing. (The jumpy editing, occasional switches to another filmic Hamlet and Scott Shepherd's jumping from the troubled prince to the director requesting a fast forward make sure of that.) Instead of committing to the drama we are invited to admire the references, muse on the nature of ghosts and contemplate the ephemeral nature of theatre itself.
Shepherd's performance, while hugely accomplished, can't be anything but hollow. He is inhabiting the husk of Burton, aping his movements, speaking with his voice at some points. It's not quite karaoke, more of an unbalanced duet. Kate Valk, switching between Kate and Gertrude, comes closest to bringing emotion to the screens and cameras on stage.
The result feels like an over-elaborate parlour game in which not everyone knows the rules. During the interval people ask others, anxiously, if they are enjoying it. The effort of engaging with the electronic trickery makes it almost impossible to relax into the poetry. The soliloquies still sparkle but they are fragments among the feedback.
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More than two dozen companies join the OIC, while another IoT consortium, the Thread Group, opens up to new members.Cisco Systems, Acer and MediaTek are among the more than two dozen tech vendors and system makers that are joining the Open Interconnect Consortium, a group launched in July with the goal of creating an open specification for interoperability in the Internet of things. The new companies on Oct. 2 joined founding members Dell, Intel, Samsung, Amtel and Wind River in the Open Interconnect Consortium (IOC), one of several industry groups working to drive interoperability to enable the tens of billions of smart devices expected by the end of the decade to communicate with each other. The OIC's news of the new members came a day after another of those consortiums, the Thread Group, announced it is now accepting members. The Thread Group also was launched in July by the likes of ARM, Samsung, Freescale and Google's Nest Labs business, with the goal of developing and establishing Thread as an IP wireless networking protocol for connecting a range of smart home appliances and devices to the Internet and each other. Other groups include the AllSeen Alliance—which is based on the AllJoyn standard that was developed by Qualcomm engineers—and the Industrial Internet Consortium, which is more focused on smart business machines in the Internet of things (IoT).
The IoT envisions huge numbers of smart devices and systems connected to the Internet and each other, communicating and sending data that can be analyzed and leveraged for smarter business decisions. By 2020, the number of connected devices worldwide will hit 26 billion, according to Gartner analysts, though Cisco Systems officials expect that number of reach 50 billion. IDC analysts say the IoT market could hit $7.1 trillion by 2020.
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The teenager shot dead by the farmer Tony Martin had a long history of criminal behaviour, including assaults on police, a court was told yesterday. Fred Barras was 16, but he had already made 28 court appearances.
A damning picture of the three men said to have set off to burgle Mr Martin's house was painted yesterday by Anthony Scrivener QC, defending Mr Martin against charges of murder and attempted murder at Norwich Crown Court.
Barras, Brendon Fearon, 30, and Darren Bark, 33, hadaccumulated 115 court appearances between them for offences including violence, theft and burglary. The teenager had convictions for common assault, burglary, theft, handling stolen goods and dangerous driving.
On 20 August last year, the trio set off from Newark, in Nottinghamshire, to Mr Martin'sdilapidated farmhouse near Emneth, Norfolk. Bark dropped off the other two, who broke into the isolated home.
Mr Martin, wakened by the noise, had gone down the darkened stairs and fired a shotgun, killing Barras and injuring Fearon, the court was told.
The 55-year-old farmer denies murdering Barras, the attempted murder of Fearon and wounding him with intent to do grievous bodily harm. He also denies having a firearm and ammunition with intent to endanger life.
Yesterday Fearon took the stand to give his version, admitting he felt blame because he "took the little lad there to get killed". He had been brought from prison, where he is serving a sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracyto burgle Mr Martin's house with Bark.
But he insisted they had not set off to target an "old man's" house as suggested by the defence. Instead they plannedto check an outbuilding for possible burglary, having heard that "nobody had lived there for 100 years".
They had, he said, been chased by a snarling dog. In the dark Barras had clung to his friend in fear. "He was crying and clinging on to my shoulder. I don't think he liked dogs," said Fearon.
Confused by the dark, they had ended up at the main house, he claimed, and, in their fear, accidentally broke a window and climbed in to escape the angry animal. Once inside they had stumbled in the dark through Mr Martin's booby-trapped house, falling over cans, bottles and assorted rubble.
Fearon said he heard a sudden bang and in the muzzleflash from the shotgun saw a man standing on the stairs. Barras cried: "He has got me," and Fearon was shot twice.
"My legs went and I fell down. I came back up. Fred was still at my shoulder shouting and crying," said Fearon. He said he remembered eight or nine loud bangs but had since been told some of them may have been the shots repeating in his head. He said he was certain he definitely heard three very loud blasts. Fearon said he climbed out of the window and staggered through a field, believing Barras was behind him. He managed to get help at a nearby bungalow.
Police say he never mentioned his friend, and Barras's body - which lay concealed in undergrowth near the house - was not found until 14 hours later. But Fearon insisted he had spoken of his companion. "I told him [an ambulance crew member] I had been shot and another lad had been shot," he said.
Mr Scrivener described Fearon's account as rubbish, and suggested the thief had deliberately targeted the house and even gone to check it out weeks earlier. Some of Mr Martin's silverware had been found in two holdalls, which Fearon had taken to the house and left behind, though he denied stealing. "Do you have any explanation for how this silverware got into your holdall?" said Mr Scrivener. Fearon replied: "The farmer put them in to explain his actions."
The QC challenged the thief on various inconsistencies in his story from police interviews and in evidence, saying: "Why did you tell the police an untruth?" Fearon replied: "I was just coming out of sedation [in hospital]. I just wanted to put all the blame on me. I thought, 'You took the little lad there to get killed'."
John Slaughter, a forensic scientist, said tests on the dead boy revealed alcohol, cannabis and amphetamine in his system, though not enough to have had an effect on the night. The alcohol was at the drink-driving limit, the cannabis traces could have been days old, and he had only found residual amounts of amphetamine, which appeared to have been in the system for some while.
Mr Martin has pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm without a licence. The trial continues.
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Saturated Fat 16.8 g84%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1070.4 mg356.8%
Sodium 1549.1 mg64.5%
Total Carbohydrates 18 g5.9%
Dietary Fiber 7.9 g31.6%
Sugars 1.5 g
Protein 368 g736.7%
Vitamin A 355.7% Vitamin C 365.5%
Calcium 34.9% Iron 96.2%
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Inflation Targeting as a Framework for Monetary Policy: A Cross-Country Analysis
This study makes use of a dynamic Taylor-type model to examine the conduct of monetary policy by central banks that profess to engage in inflation targeting. Previous research regarding inflation targeting and Taylor-type rules is reviewed and a dynamic Taylor-type model is developed. Tests for regime shifts upon the adoption of inflation targeting indicate a significant change in policy in each of the nations in the study for which sufficient data were available. Next, the central bank reaction functions were estimated. Results suggest that most of the central banks conducted a policy of inflation targeting by seeking to contain inflationary pressures rather than reacting to current inflation. Copyright 2003 The University of Melbourne, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research.
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Michelle Griggs and Timothy Greer, both of Taylorsville, were married June 1.
The bride is a daughter of the late Donald Johns.
The groom is a son of Patricia VanMeter of Taylorsville.
The couple plans to reside in Versailles.
Local totals for the 2011 WHAS-11 Crusade for Children are down this year, but fire department officials are still pleased with the results of recent collection efforts.
Taylorsville-Spencer County Fire Chief Nathan Nation said his department collected $15,000 this year at its roadblocks. At first glance, that total seems drastically down from the $27,647 raised by the department last year. But Nation said a hefty private donation last year somewhat skewed the totals.
Motorists that frequently travel Dale Lane have definitely noticed that a tree canopy previously covering a large segment of the road has been removed, and some are less than happy about it.
The annual kids fishing derby and fun day is set for Saturday at the Taylorsville Lake tailwaters and the Spencer County Fish and Game Club grounds.
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Gifts and prizes will be given out, and trophies will be awarded for the largest fish, the smallest fish and the most fish.
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Spencer County and Taylorsville suffered two losses last week with the deaths of a former city commissioner, as well as a well-known former business owner.
Robert Hayes, 82, died May 31 at his home. Hayes was a long-time member of the city commission, serving from 1986 to 2006.
Hayes, a retired truck driver for Jones Plastics in Jeffersontown, also served on the Spencer County Planning and Zoning Commission for 15 years. He also served on the Taylorsville Flood Wall Commission. Hayes was a member of Second Baptist Church of Taylorsville where he served as a trustee.
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On June 23, 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Halliburton Co. et al. v. Erica P. John Fund, Inc., holding that plaintiffs in securities fraud class action cases may continue to invoke Basic Inc. v. Levinson's rebuttable presumption that they relied on defendants' misrepresentation, but defendants may rebut the presumption before a class is certified by direct evidence that a company's alleged misrepresentation did not impact the price of the company's stock.
Erica P. John Fund, Inc. (EPJ Fund) is the lead plaintiff in a putative class action against Halliburton Co. alleging violations of section 10(b) of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 and Securities and Exchange Commission Rule 10b-5. EPJ Fund alleged that during the relevant period Halliburton attempted to inflate its stock price by making "a series of misrepresentations" regarding its potential liability in asbestos litigation, among other things. According to EPJ Fund, Halliburton made several corrective disclosures, which caused the company's stock price to drop and investors to lose money.
EPJ Fund moved to certify a class of "all investors who purchased Halliburton common stock during the class period." The district court initially refused to certify a class, concluding that EPJ Fund had not demonstrated a causal connection between Halliburton's alleged misrepresentations and the plaintiffs' economic loss. The Fifth Circuit affirmed, but the Supreme Court vacated the judgment and remanded the case for the lower courts to consider "any further arguments against class certification" that Halliburton had preserved.
On remand, Halliburton argued that its alleged misrepresentations had not "actually affected its stock price," and thus the district court could not presume that proposed class members had relied on the company's alleged misrepresentations when they purchased or sold Halliburton stock. Without a presumption of reliance, Halliburton argued, the investors would individually have to prove reliance and class certification would be inappropriate. The district court declined to consider Halliburton's argument and certified the proposed class. The Fifth Circuit affirmed, concluding that direct evidence of price impact is irrelevant at the class certification stage.
The Supreme Court vacated the Fifth Circuit's opinion and remanded the case, holding that plaintiffs in securities fraud class action cases may invoke Basic's presumption of reliance, but that "defendants must be afforded an opportunity before class certification to defeat the presumption through evidence that an alleged misrepresentation did not actually affect the market price of the stock." Previously, defendants were permitted to introduce evidence that the misrepresentation did not actually affect the market price only after class certification.
Basic's rebuttable presumption of reliance is based on the "fraud-on-the-market" theory, which holds that "the market price of shares traded on well-developed markets reflects all publicly available information, and, hence, any material misrepresentations." While Halliburton contended that Basic's presumption of reliance contravenes congressional intent and is based on outdated analysis, those arguments had been considered and rejected in Basic. The Supreme Court found no "special justification" to overrule Basic's holding that plaintiffs in securities fraud class actions are entitled to a presumption of reliance upon a showing that alleged misrepresentations were publicly known, that they were material, that the stock traded in an efficient market, and that the plaintiff traded at the relevant time. The Court also rejected Halliburton's argument that plaintiffs in securities class actions should be required to prove that a defendant's misrepresentation actually affected stock price, concluding that this approach would "radically alter" and effectively overrule at least part of Basic.
While declining to require plaintiffs to prove that the misrepresentation affected price, the Court altered the Basic standard by permitting a defendant to present – before class certification – direct evidence that the alleged misrepresentation did not affect the company's stock price during the relevant period. The Court noted that plaintiffs may introduce evidence of the price impact of misrepresentations at the class certification stage and it is inequitable to deny the defendants the right to present the same type of evidence in the same phase of the litigation. Additionally, a district court should not be required before class certification to "ignore a defendant's direct, more salient evidence showing that the alleged misrepresentation did not actually affect the stock market's price and, consequently, that the Basic presumption does not apply." The Court therefore concluded that a defendant must be afforded an opportunity, before class certification, to defeat the Basic presumption with evidence that the alleged misrepresentation did not affect the price.
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We have set aside Friday, April 15, 2016, for this exciting event, which is sponsored by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Classes will be canceled on that day, so that the entire community can participate. Activities include performances of original compositions, exhibition of original art, plays, and research presentations in a variety of fields.
The most up to date version of the 2016 program can be found here. Note that changes to the original printed program are marked in orange.
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Matthew Johnston, Associate Professor of Art History
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Iva Stavrov, Associate Professor of Mathematics
Elijah Barnes '18, Mathematics, Physics
Beija Flor '18, Physics, Studio Art
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The host was very friendly and welcomed us with a fresh lemonade. The accommodation seemed neat and nice. The location is perfect, not far from the city ! It s a pity that hostelworld did not confirm our arrival, and that the rooms were all occupied !!!!!!! I booked the room 2 months in advance though !!!! Fortunately, the host took care of us and found a nice place for us to sleep !
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Then merge new document, I am able to see its shown as a hyperlink ie. blue font BUT when the pointer hovers over it, the javascript note as it should says CTRL + Click to follow link and I do that, ctrl and click but the link does not open. Just to make it clear the my links are correct.
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Pecan Fruit Cake
|Candied red cherries
|1 Pound, cut into pieces
|Golden raisins
|1 Pound
|1 Pound, coarsely chopped
|Sifted all purpose flour
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Baking powder
|2 Teaspoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|4 Teaspoon
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs)
1. Combine cherries, raisins, pecans, and 1 cup of the flour. Blend the remaining flour with the baking powder; set aside.
2. Cream butter with lemon juice. Add sugar gradually, creaming until fluffy after each addition. Add eggs, one at a time, beating thoroughly after each addition.
3. Beating only until smooth after each addition, add flour mixture in fourths to creamed mixture. Blend in the fruit mixture. Turn batter into a well-greased 10-inch tube pan and spread evenly.
4. Place a shallow pan containing water on bottom rack of oven during baking time.
5. Bake at 275°F about 4 1/2 hours, or until cake tests done. Set pan on wire rack. Remove from pan before entirely cooled. Cool completely.
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Calories 640 Calories from Fat 300
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 35 g53.7%
Saturated Fat 13 g65.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 48.4 mg16.1%
Sodium 50.5 mg2.1%
Total Carbohydrates 82 g27.4%
Dietary Fiber 3.8 g15.1%
Sugars 53.4 g
Protein 6 g11.3%
Vitamin A 11.5% Vitamin C 2.4%
Calcium 7.4% Iron 12.2%
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Lot 175: Chinese Natural Hetian Jade Fortune Beast Ring
Chinese Art Auction
by Quan Rong Gallery
22 October 2016
Chatham, NJ, USALive Auction
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Description: Chinese Natural Hetian Jade Fortune Beast Ring Dimension: 51 x 34 x 15(mm) 2.01 x 1.34 x 0.59(inches) Weight 0.06 lbs/29 g Internal Diameter : 20(mm) 0.79(inches) The total weight does not include the base. The base is not included after you have won the auction.
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1978 Ford Thunderbird - $1950 (Milwaukee WI)
1978 Ford Thunderbird with 99k and one owner with velour interior cruise air bucket seats console power seats locks and doors have rust free passengers door . Great car ready to drive any where. Motivated seller serious inquires only Leave name and number Thanks. Location: Milwaukee WI it`s NO...
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Cartersville Georgia's Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter Announces Upcoming Fundraiser
The Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter of Cartersville, GA is excited to announce its upcoming event, the 15th Annual "Our Hearts, Their Harbor" Silent and Live Auction Event.
This year's event will be held on Saturday, August 13th at the Cartersville Country Club from 7pm to 10pm. Tickets are available now at a cost of $50 per person and can be purchased at the Shelter. Anyone interested in getting tickets can call the Shelter at 770.607.0610 or stop by any time to purchase them.
Jessica Mitcham, Executive Director, says of the event, "those who come join us can look forward to great food and fun live music as well as the items to be in the Silent Auction and Live Auction. We have some great vacation packages to offer, some nice packages of tickets for local and regional event venues, several opportunities to bid on luxury services like massages, manicures and pedicures, and some beautiful home décor items."
Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter only receives 5% of its annual funding from any government sources, while 95% of all the dollars to support the Shelter are raised locally through donations from individuals, businesses, and churches, and through Special Events. The Shelter is extremely thankful to be a United Way partner agency and receives some of their funding through the work of the United Way.
"2011 has been an extremely busy year for the Shelter," says Mitcham. "We have been at 100% full capacity three out of the last six months. We are serving men, women, and families and have served 23 children this year ages 8 months to 17 years old. It is vital that our community have a place for people to go where they can get the support needed to 'get back on their feet,' find employment and a new place to call home. Guests are able to stay at the Shelter up to 12 weeks and must be drug and alcohol free. We are so thankful for the support of our community to continue to make our work possible."
If interested in getting involved with the 15th Annual "Our Hearts, Their Harbor" event, or to purchase tickets, you can reach Jessica Mitcham at 770.607.0610. More information about the event can also be found on their website at www.goodneighborshelter.org.
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