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Applied TOGAF: Beyond Certification to Practical Application
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10-11 March 2014, London
This course is focused on the practical aspects of how to apply TOGAF within your organisation. It stresses two areas: Tailoring TOGAF, and creating an Architectural Vision. This is not a certified TOGAF course and it is not intended for certification exam preparation. Rather, it illustrates the practical implementation of TOGAF through an extensive example.
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Cherry and Martin presents the first United States solo exhibition in ten years by one of the most important contemporary French painters, Bernard Piffaretti, as curated in conversation with Matt Connors.
For more than 30 years Piffaretti has expressed the virtues and contradictions of painting, pairing codes of modern abstraction with a strict conceptual methodology. By vertically dividing the canvas into two equal halves creating the right-side as the original and the left-side its copy, Piffaretti has shaped his oeuvre into a multi-perplexing paradox that runs the gamut of painting's canon while forming the quintessential Duchampian question to the audience.
The rigor and restraints of Bernard Piffaretti's practice is riddled with the interruption, or pause, from its initiating mark—the formal constant of the painted-vertical line—that equally connects and separates the whole of the canvas. The paintings' conception prompts a metaphorical plurality to the viewer on the creation of the pictorial image, the role of thinking in form, and the questions of negation and reaffirmation of the act of painting through the systematic role of copying to once more reveal what was already known. Unlike many of his contemporaries relying on the power of the mechanical reproductive image, and the objective truth as presented in the photograph, Piffaretti posits himself into the endless variation of form as a traditional painter, acknowledging his strong conceptual threading, the thoughts within his paintings, and their relationship to space and time bearing the weight of the artist's infinite dualities.
Accompanying the exhibition will be a catalogue of Bernard Piffaretti's work along with a text documenting the discourse between Bernard Piffaretti, in Paris, and Matt Connors, in New York. Their conversation, as conducted through email and in-person meetings, demonstrates the ebbs and flows of both the artists' painting practice, their relationship to time and space, and the multifaceted questions that engage them in their acts of creation.
"My painting is built around a great paradox: To deny in order to better assert. My painting thinks and puts its thinking on display. It will unfold and thus deny its essential issues and underlying basis: chronology, origin, ending, incompleteness, series, montage, reproduction, etc… " (Bernard Piffaretti in conversation with Matt Connors)
Bernard Piffaretti has been the subject of solo museum exhibitions at the Musée d' Art Moderne (2009, Saint-Etienne, France); Mamco (2007, Geneva, Switzerland); Beaumont Public Gallery (2006, Luxembourg, Germany); Sara Hilden Art Museum (2001, Tampere, Switzerland); Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art (2000, Paris, France); and Villa Arson (1991, Nice, France). Piffaretti has been featured in museum group exhibitions at the Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris, France); Hong Kong Museum; CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art (Bordeaux, France); Joan Miro Foundation (Barcelona, Spain); National Gallery of the Grand Palais (Paris, France); and Switzerland Museum of Fine Arts (Bern, Switzerland). Piffaretti was born in 1955 in Saint-Etienne, France; he currently lives and works in Paris, France.
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It looks like fans of New Girl's Nick and Jess will have to wait a while longer for the couple to get together.
Olivia Munn in heading to the Fox comedy as Nick's new love interest, Deadline reports.
New Girl creator Liz Meriwether: Jess goes "off the grid" in Season 2Munn will appear in recurring role as Angie, an earthy girl who has no trouble handling the roommates (and all their insanity).Munn's other credits include The Newsroom, Perfect Couples and Magic Mike.


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- All Graduates (Graduate School and Online Undergraduate) are to report to the Recreation Gymnasium in the Walton Lifetime Health Complex on the morning of Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 1:00 PM for instructions and processional lineup. Family and guests are not allowed in the Recreation Gymnasium. Please leave valuables such as purses, cell phones, keys, etc. with friends or family. The Recreation Gymnasium is not monitored or secured during the ceremony.
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What do empowerment, discrimination, data, and health have in common? They are several of the many themes we heard throughout the National Transgender Health Summit that took place in San Francisco earlier this month. The Center of Excellence for Transgender Health (CoE) organized this groundbreaking two-day Summit that brought together healthcare providers, health profession students, researchers, and other health leaders. In past posts we've discussed the disproportionate impact of the HIV epidemic on the transgender community, and so this Summit was an important opportunity for us to learn from and engage with experts on this topic. As the White House National HIV/AIDS Strategy [PDF] states, "Some studies have found that as many as 30 percent of transgender individuals are HIV-positive. Yet, historically, efforts targeting this specific population have been minimal."
At the Summit, we heard from government leaders such as Dr. H. Westley Clark, Director of the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), and Herb Schultz, Director of Region 9, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and advocates including Mara Keisling , Executive Director of the National Center for Transgender Equality and providers such as Dr. Robert Garofalo , Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. These and the other presenters addressed a range of topics that impact the health of transgender people, including mental health and substance use treatment needs, health insurance, health care reform, incarceration, family acceptance, stigma, discrimination, and HIV.
When it comes to HIV, multiple speakers stated there are major health disparities in the transgender community. HIV prevalence is highest among African American transwomen, followed by Latina transwomen . With no national estimate of the number of transgender individuals in the United States, there are many challenges in disease surveillance of the transgender community. However, the CoE and other researchers are advocating for a "two-step model" in future surveys, in which an individual can designate both their current gender identity and sex assigned at birth. This will begin to help researchers reach the full spectrum of trans and gender variant people and assess the burden of disease among trans people so they can design appropriate interventions.
Throughout the Summit, several speakers mentioned The Institute of Medicine's "The Health of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People: Building a Foundation for Better Understanding" (check out our recent blog post about it), saying that this report will not only promote health through research, but also advance the public's understanding about the health of transgender people. As JoAnne Keatley , the Director of the CoE for Transgender Health and the lead conference organizer, states,"Transgender people experience significant health disparities in this country. In fact, regardless of socioeconomic status, transgender people are the most medically underserved population in the U.S. We must rise to this challenge and work together to increase provider awareness of and their capacity to serve trans people health care needs. All Americans are equally worthy and deserving of quality healthcare".
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One month ago we spotted an unknown Android device with Samsung's next-generation Exynos 5250 chip. Today another mysterious device appeared on the GLBenchmark site with the same processor, which leads us to believe we could see some kind of announcement sooner rather than later.
We have already covered the Exynos 5 in-depth, but to recap it features two Cortex-A15 CPU cores and a Mali-T604 GPU. No other Android devices have seen these parts, so it would likely be the fastest thing on the market when it launches. Samsung recently announced a Chromebook with the Exynos 5250 chip, so we know this new chip is finally in production and ready to ship.
The model number for this unknown Samsung device is GT-B9150, and SamFirmware notes that the "B" normally indicates a hardware QWERTY keyboard. It's been awhile since we have seen a high-end Android device with a physical keyboard, so it will be interesting to see how this turns out.


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'Break the Super Bowl' creates a positive space for teens on game day, and we hope others will support our effort to give them a great experience.
New York, NY (PRWEB) January 13, 2014
The LAMP (Learning About Multimedia Project) is currently seeking gift bag donations for a Super Bowl party it is co-hosting with the McBurney YMCA in Chelsea for area teens.
The event, "Break the Super Bowl 2014," will involve 35 teens creating their own video projects deconstructing commercials airing during the Super Bowl. In the process, they will hone basic skills in multimedia production and manipulation as well as critical thinking skills. Working in small groups to complete the projects, the teens will also practice collaboration, problem-solving and communication skills.
Gift bag items will be given as prizes to teams that successfully complete various learning challenges presented during the game. The LAMP prefers but does not require that items be related to media, learning and technology.
In addition to serving as an informal learning environment, "Break the Super Bowl 2014" will also provide a positive space for teens to be during the game. "Particularly with this year's Super Bowl taking place in New York and New Jersey, it's important for NYC teens to have a positive place to be during the excitement on game day," said D.C. Vito, Executive Director for The LAMP. "'Break the Super Bowl' creates a positive space for teens on game day, and we hope others will support our effort to give them a great experience."
Companies providing donations will have their logo and a link to their website posted on the 'Partners' page of thelampnyc.org as well as the event page, thelampnyc.org/superbowl2014. Donors will also be acknowledged in social media, blog posts and forthcoming press releases. The LAMP is a 501(c)3 organization; it is recommended that donors confirm tax deductibility with their own accountants.
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The Council of Jerusalem described in Acts 15 is sometimes called the Apostolic Council though it was presided over by James, brother of the Lord and not himself one of the Twelve. The account in Acts was written much later than the event (which was probably held in 49 ce) and describes a far more temperate debate and harmonious decision than would be gathered from the violent language used by Paul in Gal. 2. The conflict was caused by the success of Paul's mission to the Gentiles, whom he received into the Church by baptism without their first undergoing admission to Judaism by circumcision. Jewish Christians feared an influx of pagan converts who had never known the discipline of the Law or the heritage of God's ancient people of Israel. It followed that for strict Jewish Christians it was not acceptable to share a common meal with uncircumcised Gentile Christians. Although, to be sure, one important MS omits mention of the ban on eating flesh killed by strangulation (Gen. 9: 4) and so turns the decree into straightforward moral obligation, it is more likely that a compromise was reached: circumcision was not to be demanded of Gentile converts, but Gentiles were to respect Jewish Christian scruples about food so that full table fellowship should not be impaired. However, a grave difficulty about the historical accuracy of this decision is that Paul, himself said to be present at the debate, never once mentions the decree, even to settle the dispute at Corinth (1 Cor. 8).
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Faber said it's a good idea to take money out of the stock market.
"I don't think there is a lot of upside potential, but I think there is considerable downside," he said.
Marc Faber, managing director of Marc Faber Limited and the author of the widely read monthly investment newsletter "Gloom, Boom & Doom" report, said weakness in China's economy could spell big trouble global markets.
Faber said that if the Chinese economy grows at 3 or 4 percent—or even not at all, which he sees as a possibility—it will have a huge, negative affect on industrial commodities and the incomes of countries that produce them. In turn, he said, if countries such as Russia, Brazil or nations in Africa, Central Asia or the Middle East have less income, they'll buy less from China, Western Europe and America, leading to very little earnings growth or an earnings contraction for those more prosperous economies.
China preferably would show trend line growth of 10 percent, as it has done for the past 20 years, Faber said.
Faber said it's a good idea to take money out of the stock market.
"I don't think there is a lot of upside potential, but I think there is considerable downside," he said.
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U.S. aluminum giant Alcoa kicks off the unofficial start to quarterly earnings season after the closing bell on Monday.
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While negotiations stall between the two Sudans on many issues that threaten their coexistence, activists and analysts are urging a stronger U.S. policy. The U.S. government was instrumental in bringing about the creation of South Sudan in July, but since then it has been facing criticism for not doing enough to help.
Disputes over payments have led to a shutdown of oil production from landlocked South Sudan through Sudan's oil pipelines and facilities.
Sudan has warned it will strip the citizenship of an estimated 700,000 people who the government considers southerners.
Large parts of the Sudan-South Sudan border have yet to be defined.
A referendum which was supposed to take place to determine the status of the disputed Abyei region has been postponed indefinitely.
For many U.S.-based activists and analysts, though, the biggest problem is the ongoing violence on both sides of the border, committed by ethnic militias, security forces and former rebels.
Republican Congressman Frank Wolf recently wrote a letter in which he alerted President Barack Obama to a video highlighting alleged atrocities perpetrated by Sudan's security forces against civilians in the Nuba mountains. The Sudanese military has also launched attacks against suspected rebels and sympathizers in the Blue Nile region.
Sudanese artist and activist Elshafei Mohamed staged a two-day hunger strike last year outside the White House to alert U.S. authorities to the situation. He feels frustrated by the U.S. government response.
"They are not acting and people now, they are suffering," said Mohamed. "People there are dying. I am not sure why they are waiting. I hear a lot of things but when I compare them to what is going on, on the ground, it is really a big issue. It is not about talking."
Eric Reeves, a Sudan expert at Smith College, says the United States should boost South Sudan's military to deal with both internal and cross-border violence.
"If we are going to have security, anything like secure borders, if we are going to provide security for these restive regions where there are long-standing ethnic tensions, we have to increase the transport capacity and the communications capacity in ways that the Obama administration have not prioritized," he said.
Amir Idris, a Sudan expert at Fordham University, says U.S. diplomats spent so much time helping South Sudan become a country after decades of conflict, that it would be a shame for the post-independence phase to unravel so quickly.
"It seems to me if there are no solutions to these problems, South Sudan will not be able to embark on a successful economic development and, at the same time, these kinds of conflicts, these proxy conflicts, may spread in South Sudan and also destabilize the south and make the process of building the nation and the state a very complicated process," said Idris.
Analysts say, with the current uncertainties, both governments have been cracking down on internal dissent, restraining the work of journalists and human rights activists in the south, while arresting hundreds of protesters in the north.
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"The hardest part is being away from my family," says Monterey Institute student Nadiya Gapotchenko (MATI '14) about the crisis in her home country, Ukraine. She grew up in a Russian-speaking environment in Crimea, the peninsula in southern Ukraine that is at the center of what has been called the biggest crisis between Russia and the West since the Cold War.
Nadiya says that reports from her family back home in Crimea depict a more stable situation than what she sees in the media here in the U.S., but that she is constantly trying to sort through the news. She explains that people in Crimea get most of their news from Russian sources and that the messages they are hearing are almost opposite of what is being said in Western media.
Her husband, who is currently working in the capital city of Kiev, was supposed to join her here in the U.S. soon, but those plans have been upset by the crisis and now they don't know when he will be able to leave the Ukraine. "The uncertainty of the situation is particularly difficult," Nadiya shares, adding that there have been periods that she has "literally been scared for my family's lives."
A referendum has been scheduled for March 16, offering residents of Crimea two choices; to retain the status of Crimea as part of the Ukraine or to re-unite with Russia as a constituent part of the Russian Federation. There seems little doubt of an overwhelming vote to re-unite with Russia. Nadiya says she believes part of the tensions between the more Western-leaning part of Ukraine and the East, where ties with Russia are stronger, can be traced back in history and that languages are often used as a political tool to create a wider gap between Ukrainians. That said, she adds that the issue is more complicated than that and explains that even within her own family opinions differ greatly.
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This knit top barely resembles the Burda pattern I started out with. The problem was that I wanted to add a peter pan collar to it and failed miserably (as I always do when I try to make a peter pan collar.) In the end, I chopped off the neckline about three times (thus making this boatneck a Titanic-sized boatneck) and did some reconstructive work. I added a front panel from the leftovers of my last project, the Billowy Blouse. As well, I gathered the front, shortened the sleeves, the overall length, and added contrasting sleeve cuffs.
I didn't have a photographer on hand and engaged the assistance of local logs and branches.
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Prophets of the Restoration
Joseph Smith Jr. (Apr. 1830–June 1844)
"Joseph Smith, the Prophet and Seer of the Lord, has done more, save Jesus only, for the salvation of men in this world, than any other man that ever lived in it. . . . He lived great, and he died great in the eyes of God and his people."
Brigham Young (Dec. 1847–Aug. 1877)
A friend and defender of the Prophet Joseph Smith, Brigham Young was prepared to lead the Saints following the Prophet's death. As a visionary leader he led the Saints to the Great Basin, where their temples and way of life became "an ensign to the nations."
John Taylor (Oct. 1880–July 1887)
Always sensitive to the things of God, John Taylor acted upon the promptings he received. He was a faithful missionary, gifted writer, and compassionate leader. His faith in God was an example to all he served.
Wilford Woodruff (Apr. 1889–Sept. 1898)
One of the greatest record keepers in the Church's history, Wilford Woodruff was also a terrific missionary and defender of the Church. His commitment to the gospel allowed him to lead the Church through turbulent times.
Lorenzo Snow (Sept. 1898–Oct. 1901)
Born before the First Vision, Lorenzo Snow lived to lead the Church into the twentieth century. He was a visionary, an intrepid missionary, and a leader committed to his people in their needs.
Joseph F. Smith (Oct. 1901–Nov. 1918)
Joseph F. Smith never feared defending the kingdom of God and expounding the doctrines of Christ's restored Church. He provided a clear understanding of the nature of the Godhead, the origins of man, and the redemption of the dead.
Heber J. Grant (Nov. 1918–May 1945)
Raised by his widowed mother and her Relief Society sisters, Heber J. Grant came to embody the goodwill, strong work ethic, and personal discipline Latter-day Saints are known for today. He helped the saints love the commandments and participate more fully in the Lord's work.
George Albert Smith (May 1945–Apr. 1951)
Born of a faithful heritage, George Albert Smith had a desire to represent it well. He spent a lifetime trying to improve himself and encouraging others to do the same. He wanted to please God with his efforts to care for the poor and needy and lift them from despair.
David O. McKay (Apr. 1951–Jan. 1970)
David O. McKay understood and expounded the importance of a strong home and family. He taught that every member of the Church should be a missionary and an example of following Christ.
Joseph Fielding Smith (Jan. 1970–July 1972)
From an early age, Joseph Fielding Smith developed a great love of the scriptures and of his family. Over sixty years as an apostle and two years as Prophet, he helped others anchor their lives in goodness.
Harold B. Lee (July 1972–Dec. 1973)
As a young stake president, Harold B. Lee provided care for the poverty-stricken members of his stake. Later he oversaw the development Church's welfare program. Through his teachings he also provided spiritual nourishment to the members of the Church.
Spencer W. Kimball (Dec. 1973–Nov. 1985)
Spencer W. Kimball's love for the members of the Church endeared him in the hearts of many. His teachings provided hope to those that were struggling. After much diligent prayer and searching, he received the revelation that allowed all worthy men to hold the priesthood.
Ezra Taft Benson (Nov. 1985–May 1994)
An early career in agriculture prepared Ezra Taft Benson to, as an Apostle, lead Church relief efforts in Europe after WWII and build relationships for the Church. As prophet, he challenged Latter-day Saints to flood the earth with the Book of Mormon, to heed its warnings against pride, and to let Christ transform their inner natures.
Howard W. Hunter (May 1994–Mar. 1995)
Discover Howard W. Hunter's devotion to the gospel, and love for the temple, through the videos and images of his ministry and teachings.
Gordon B. Hinckley (Mar. 1995–Jan. 2008)
Gordon B. Hinckley shared both his optimism and strong sense of accountability with Latter-day Saints. He worked to bring temples to the Saints, bring the Church out of obscurity, and strengthen the youth.
Thomas S. Monson (Jan. 2008–Jan. 2018)
From his childhood, Thomas S. Monson learned to serve and show compassion to those around him. He learned that when prompted by the Spirit, he needed to act upon those promptings. He has blessed the lives of many by showing compassion and listening to the Spirit.
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This new exhibit, available online and at the Church History Library in Salt Lake City, tells the story of the restoration of the Church of Jesus Christ through some of its most treasured documents.
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Mormon Handcart Historic Sites
Explore three places that have been made sacred by the faith and determination of Mormon pioneers, the charity of their rescuers, and God's watchful care for all of them.
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Early Mormon Missionaries
Go Ye into All the World, 1830–1930
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel
The Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel database documents almost 60,000 pioneers who immigrated to the Salt Lake Valley by wagon or handcart between 1847 and 1868.
Church History Catalog
The Church History Library collects materials by or about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its members.
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Dux Ryu Ninjitsu's self-defense techniques, unlike Kung Fu or Karate, are geared to the individual, thus the individual progress is faster, finding personal self-defense practical for today's threats and builds around one's own strengths and weaknesses. Another factor, separating Dux Ryu Ninjitsu from traditional Martial Arts, is that training is not addressed to fighting only under ideal conditions like in school, but in fluctuating situations and environments. For example, one v. multiple attackers, fighting in the dark, in a crowd or hallway, on slippery ground, such as wet grass, where a fight strategy emphasizing kicking would be rendered useless.
After the student has become proficient in hand to hand, hand to weapon self-defense, he/she is introduced to "Inpo": the ancient art of escape: climbing, herbology, emergency first aid, acupressure, water safety, outdoor survival skills and a host of other rewarding and enjoyable skills, all of which can be employed in self-defense so that one can go anywhere in the world and, under the most extreme conditions, survive.
The purpose of Dux Ryu Ninjitsu lies not in victory or defeat but in the perfection of one's character. Dux Ryu Ninjitsu is not solely self-defense or physical conditioning, but enhances one's self-worth and develops character and maturity. This is instilled in all students, helping them find self- confidence and discipline, putting them on a pathway to higher achievement outside the "Dojo."
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Our program adopts the Competencies for the Physician Assistant Profession [1] as a basic framework for the core curriculum. These competencies were developed and adopted through a collaborative initiative by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA), the Accreditation Review Commission for Education of the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA), the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA), and the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA). Our program has built upon this framework by enhancing the curriculum with additional attention to leadership, scholarship and intellectual curiosity.
Medical knowledge [1] includes an understanding of pathophysiology, patient presentation, differential diagnosis, patient management, surgical principles, health promotion, and disease prevention. Our graduates must demonstrate core knowledge about established and evolving biomedical and clinical sciences and the application of this knowledge to patient care in their area of practice. Our graduates are expected to demonstrate an investigatory and analytic thinking approach to clinical situations. Graduates of our training program are specifically expected to
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Leadership is a process through which a person influences others to achieve a common goal. The PA profession has the ability to create lasting, transformational change in the way we engage, treat, and support America's patients and their families. The PA profession is rich in talent and filled with the kinds of individuals that patients really want involved in their lives. In this era of team-based care, no one knows better than PAs how to coordinate successful care. [2] PAs must be able to advocate for patients, communities, and the advancement of the profession for improved access to high quality health care. Graduates of our training program will be able to support positive change through the application of transformational leadership by applying the following skills: [3,4]
1. Competencies for the Physician Assistant Profession.
2. Bushardt RL. A new era-for JAAPA, the health care system, and the PA profession. JAAPA. 2011;24(7):13.
3. Calhoun GS, Griffith JR, Pattullo A, Sinioris ME. The Foundation of Leadership. In: Baldrige Winning Organizations. Bulletin of the National Center for Healthcare Leadership. December 2007.
4. Collins J. Good to Great and the Social Sector. HarperCollins; 2005.
5. On Leadership (2011). Leadership character: A six-part series by West Point's Col. Eric Kail. Washington PostOnline. Available at http://www.washingtonpost.com/leadership.
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One of the biggest surprise hits of the Nexus One seems to be the live wallpapers. Everywhere I go with this thing someone is asking me to show them the live wallpapers. To that end, Taylor and I have rounded up a dozen live wallpapers available in the Market and filmed them all.
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USTFCCCA Announces 428 Division I All-Americans
June 14, 2010
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NEW ORLEANS - The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Monday the 428 student-athletes that will receive USTFCCCA All-America honors in Division I. A total of 523 awards will be presented to the 428 individuals as a result of a national top-eight finish in this past weekend's NCAA Division I Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore. In addition, the top eight finishing athletes among U.S. citizens from the NCAA Championships gain All-America status.
Texas A&M became the first squad to win both and men's and women's NCAA team titles in back-to-back years since LSU in 1989 and 1990. Pat Henry, the head coach of the Aggies, was also the head coach for LSU for that 1989-90 run.
Texas A&M's women earned 19 All-America honors to lead the field while Aggie Jeneba Tarmoh led all women with four certificates (100m, 200m, 4×100, 4×400). Porscha Lucas and Jessica Beard notched three for TAMU's cause.
Oregon claimed the second-most among female squads with 18 as Keshia Baker claimed three All-America honors. LSU notched 15 with Takeia Pinckney and Samantha Henry contributing three to the total.
On the men's side, Texas A&M again led the field with 19 honorees, as four was earned by Curtis Mitchell. Florida notched 15 with LSU (12), South Carolina (11), Arizona State (11), and Southern California (11) next in the order.
Jason Lewis of Arizona State and Jeneva McCall of Southern Illinois picked up three All-America honors in throwing events. All told, 11 women and six men earned three or more All-America certificates while 44 women and 32 men earned two or more.
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Molon Labe Industries — New Magazines For The AR Rifle Platform
BELLEAIR BLUFFS, FL (January 2013) – Molon Labe Industries, manufacturers of polymer magazines and accessories for rifle platforms, have announced at the 2013 SHOT Show, held at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV January 15 – 18, 2013, that it will soon begin manufacturing magazines for the AR rifle platform.
The SCARmag AR / Light 30 and 40 round magazines are made from the same proprietary patent pending polymer as the original SCARmag for the FN® SCAR™ rifle platform. This polymer is virtually indestructible and can withstand exposure to extreme temperatures, conditions and impacts. The SCARmag AR / Light 30 and 40 round magazines have the same Stealth-Tex IR Signature Reduction Technology as the original SCARmag.
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At a time when this country faces a $14 trillion national debt and a huge deficit, Congress must aggressively move toward deficit reduction. However, as we do so, we must be mindful of what caused the deficit in the first place, and make certain that the solution to this crisis includes shared sacrifice—not simply slashing programs which are of enormous importance to working families, the elderly, the sick, children and the most vulnerable members of our society.
Our national debt was built up over the last 10 years because of two wars, tax breaks for the rich, the Wall Street bailout and a prescription drug program. All unpaid for! The deficit also soared as a result of declining tax revenues during a recession brought on by the greed and illegal behavior of Wall Street.
Further, the debate over deficit reduction comes at an unusual moment in American economic history. While the middle class is in rapid decline and poverty is increasing, the gap between the very wealthy and everybody else is growing wider. In fact, over the last several decades almost all new income created in this country has gone to the top 1 percent, who now earn more than the bottom 50 percent. In addition, the United States now has the most unequal distribution of wealth of any major country, with the top 400 individuals owning more wealth than the bottom 150 million.
Given the reality of record-breaking corporate profits and the increasing wealth of the people on top, it should surprise no one that poll after poll shows that the overwhelming majority of Americans want the deficit to be addressed through shared sacrifice. ??They believe that all sectors of our society should take a hit in order to help us with deficit reduction, not just the weak and vulnerable. Unfortunately, the Republicans have given us an extreme, one-sided budget which makes devastating cuts to programs that tens of millions of Americans depend upon, while asking nothing from the wealthy and large corporations.
The House-passed budget would end Medicare as we know it by giving senior citizens inadequate vouchers to buy health insurance from private companies. Seniors would, on average, see their out-of-pocket expenses double. It would also cut, over 10 years, $770 billion from Medicaid, vastly increasing the number of uninsured Americans, and threatening the long-term care of the elderly who live in nursing homes.?
It also would make savage cuts in education, nutrition, affordable housing, infrastructure, environmental protection and virtually every program that low- and moderate-income Americans depend upon. With all the focus on spending cuts, however, the Republican budget does nothing to reduce unnecessary military spending at a time when defense outlays have more than tripled since 1997 and now consume more than half of the discretionary budget.
And here's the kicker. The House Republican budget does not ask the wealthiest people in this country, whose tax rates are now the lowest on record, to contribute one dime more for deficit reduction. Nor does it propose to do away with any of the loopholes that enable extremely profitable corporations to pay little or no federal income taxes. Quite the contrary! The Republican budget actually provides $1 trillion more in tax breaks over the next 10 years for the very rich.
The Republican House budget is the most radical right-wing extremist budget ever passed in the modern history of our country, and the more the American people learn about it the more they are rejecting it.
The question now arises: Where are the Democrats? Where is President Obama?
Will the president remain strong in his demand that any deficit reduction agreement end Bush-era tax breaks for the wealthy? Will he really fight to eliminate corporate tax loopholes? Will he end the absurd policies which allow the rich and large corporations to avoid paying tens of billions in taxes by establishing phony addresses in off-shore tax havens?
As Vermont's senator and a member of the Budget Committee, I will not support a plan to reduce the deficit that does not call for shared sacrifice. At least 50 percent of any deficit reduction plan must come from increased revenue from the wealthy and large corporations.
Instead of ending Medicare as we know it and making savage cuts to community health centers and children's health care programs, we must ask the top 2 percent of income earners, who currently pay the lowest upper-income tax rate on record, to start paying their fair share of taxes. Instead of making it harder for working families to send their kids to college, we must end the foreign tax shelters that enable the wealthy and large corporations to avoid paying tens of billions in U.S. taxes. Instead of making major cuts in job programs in infrastructure, public transportation and sustainable energy we must do away with a wide variety of loopholes that allow Wall Street executives, whose profits and compensation packages are soaring, to have a lower tax rate than middle-class workers.
The deficit crisis is real and must be addressed. But it cannot be solved on the backs of the weak and vulnerable. Every segment of our society, including those who have money and power, must contribute and must sacrifice.


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Career Development "I thought I was done, career-wise. But now I have come back to Mi Casa, after all these years, and they reminded me that I still have an opportunity to grow and succeed." ~ Lorena
Business Development I had so many questions about my business and found the answers from other business owners, teachers and speakers at Mi Casa ~ Ever
Youth Programs We think the world would be a better place with more Mi Casas. ~ Fernando, Alan & Miguel
Career Development It's not easy to find a job these days, and I don't think my success would have been possible without the support of the Mi Casa team. ~ Ana
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At the UPMC Rehabilitation Institute, we take a holistic approach to assembling a patient's core rehabilitation team. These individuals then work together to form an integrated patient care team focused on delivering excellent rehabilitative care.
Physiatrists — or physicians certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation — can be described as the team leaders. They look at the whole patient, and diagnose and treat conditions using:
Their main objective is to help you restore function and overcome physical limitations following an injury.
Rehabilitation nurses make sure that your day-to-day needs are met, making them the team members you'll see most.
They also will:
Physical therapists — also called PTs — work with you to improve function and mobility.
To help you be as independent as possible, PTs use:
Your speech-language pathologist — who may be referred to as an SLP — focuses on communication abilities. SLPs work on retraining cognitive functions like memory, attention, and language and may help treat swallowing disorders.
Specific treatment tools can involve:
Occupational therapists — also called OTs — work closely with you to regain skills and abilities for daily living, such as:
OTs also provide you with assistive devices and may offer creative, adaptive solutions, such as:
Family members and friends also play an important role in the patient care team.
They receive education about helping the recovery process and making it easier for you to come home. Including family and friends in this process completes the continuum of care to help you live as safely and independently as possible.
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Cookbook on healthy eating debuts
SHELLEY – Healthy eating was front and center Saturday at The Ribbon Retreat in Shelley.
Barbara Moulton's cookbook, "Just for the Health of It!" debuted. Moulton is from Shelley and is a registered dietitian and diabetes educator with Rocky Mountain Diabetes.
"When someone is diagnosed with diabetes, one of his or her first questions is, 'What can I eat?'" Moulton said. "This book uses real food found in everyone's kitchen to help answer that question."
"I've always enjoyed cooking and changing recipes to make them healthier," she said.
Each recipe is a Moulton original. Her challenge was to pass the taste test from family, friends and kids and to get the proportions right.
"The recipes were sampled by a variety of people," Moulton said. "If it didn't taste good, I would ask them what they didn't like about it. That way, I could get the flavoring right."
She also had her five kids and other kids sample her wares.
"Kids are so honest," she said. "They're not afraid to tell you they don't like it."
At one point, after sampling various soups for five days in a row, her husband Darin asked her, "Are we on a diet?"
Moulton's book, "Just for the Health of It!" has only been out a little while. It can be purchased on BarnesandNoble.com and Amazon.com as well as at Rocky Mountain Diabetes Center at 3910 Washington Parkway in Idaho Falls.
Moses Kinikini and his daughter Kaylee were the gray team on The Biggest Loser Season 11. Both are from Shelley.
At the start of the show, Moses wore t-shirt size 6-X. He now wears a size XL shirt.
"It was easier to do just that [working out and losing weight]," said Kinikini. "It's harder to maintain."
Each episode of Biggest Loser is filmed eight weeks before it shows, he said. "I asked to go home on week seven because I missed my wife. (At that point, Kinikini had been away from his family five and one-half months.)
"I got my life back and I was ready to move on," Kinikini said.
What helps him maintain his weight loss is eating smaller portions, not eating as often and working out each day.
"I work out 90-minutes to two hours each day," Kinikini said.
His advice to dieters is, don't stop eating what you love, just eat smaller portions and not as often.
"If people sacrifice what they love to eat, they will never stay on their diet," he said.
Since returning to Shelley from the Biggest Loser, Kinikini reported people coming up to him to say, "We're huge fans; you've been in our home for three months now. We feel we know you.
"When I'm grocery shopping, I think people come by my cart just to see what's in it," he said. "I was in Sam's Club one time having just worked out at Apple Athletics for two and one-half hours.
"I bought a polish hot dog and drink and the guy serving me had the questioning air," Kinikini said, "almost as if to ask why I was getting the hot dog.
"People want to see me succeed and that's nice," said Kinikini.


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Senator Deb Fischer was officially sworn-in January 3, as a United States senator in the U.S. Capitol by Vice President Joseph Biden. Fischer was escorted by Nebraska's Senior senator, Mike Johanns, and former Nebraska Senator David Karnes. The ceremony marked the official commencement of Fischer's six-year term, as well as the start of the 113th Congress. Senator Fischer, a lifelong Nebraskan and former two-term state senator, was joined for the swearing-in ceremony by her husband Bruce, family, and friends. Upon conclusion of the ceremony, Senator Fischer released the following statement:"Today, I placed my hand on the Bible and swore to 'support and defend' the Constitution - a sacred charge I take with great humility. I am committed to working with my colleagues - Republicans and Democrats - to restore America's fidelity to her constitutional principles. This requires policies that limit the size of government, revitalize our ailing economy, and respect the liberties and hard-earned money of American taxpayers. The road ahead requires tough choices, and I will cast my votes solely on the merits of policies and their impact on Nebraskans and the nation."I look forward to serving all Nebraskans and encourage them to remain engaged in the democratic process beyond just participating in elections. A healthy democracy requires an ongoing conversation between lawmakers and constituents. I will actively reach out to citizens across Nebraska as we seek to shape public policy. In turn, I hope that constituents will contact me directly through phone calls, letters, and e-mails. Their wisdom comes from years spent running businesses, maintaining farms and ranches, and raising families - not time in Washington. Together, we can bring a strong dose of Nebraska common sense to Washington, D.C."I am thankful for this opportunity, I am honored by the trust placed in me, and I am proud to represent the interests of all Nebraskans."


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Shampa Chatterjee
Research Associate Professor of Physiology
Department: Physiology
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Institute for Environmental Medicine,
1 John Morgan
Philadelphia, PA 19104
1 John Morgan
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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Fax: 215 898 0868
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PhD (Chemistry)
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India, 1997.
PhD (Chemistry)
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India, 1997.
Description of Research ExpertiseCells are continuously exposed to mechanical forces from our environment. Irrespective of whether these are externally applied or arising from physiological "events", mechanical forces trigger changes in intracellular biochemical signaling and gene expression, eventually leading to cell differentiation, migration and apoptosis.
A major focus of my research is toward understanding the cellular, specifically endothelial, response to mechanical stimulation. We study endothelial responses in the context of stop of flow, as would occur with obstructive pathologies such as blood clots, surgical procedures etc. As interrupted blood flow also results in compromised oxygen supply, we have chosen an isolated lung model where oxygen delivery is maintained during the period that flow is stopped; this enables us to study the mechanical aspects of flow alone. Using isolated lungs and cells in vitro, we have reported that stop of blood flow triggers a signaling cascade that causes reactive oxygen species (ROS) production; subsequent downstream signals drive cell proliferation and revascularization. We believe that revascularization is an attempt to restore the impeded flow.
The sensing of stop of flow or mechanotransduction occurs via mechanosensors. Work from our lab showed that several elements on the endothelial cell surface participate in mechanotransduction with stop of flow. We thus posit a "mechanosome" hypothesis for endothelial mechanotransduction. Mechanosomes comprising of caveolae, platelet endothelial cell adhesion molecule (PECAM-1), vascular endothelial growth factor receptor (VEGFR2), vascular endothelial cadherin (VE-cadherin) and possibly other elements are quiescent under flow (OFF mechanosome) but with stop of flow the mechanosome network interacts with other signaling cascades (ON mechanosome). The physiological response to stop of flow is cell proliferation and angiogenesis. We observe that the stop of flow signal is transduced via ROS and transcription factors (HIF-1α, NFB, AP-1) into a revascularization response. Currently we are engaged in understanding various aspects of sensing and physiological responses.
Another of our research interests lies in understanding the role of endothelium in driving pathologies such as lung inflammation. The onset of lung inflammation is characterized by activation and recruitment of neutrophils from systemic circulation into the lung. Crucial to this entire process is the initial association of neutrophils with endothelial cells, which reportedly occurs via low affinity adhesion molecules such as vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 (VCAM)and intercellular adhesion molecule-1 (ICAM-1). To visualize CAMs in inflamed lungs, we employ quantum dot (QD) technology, which coupled with fluorescence imaging techniques is a powerful tool that allows for detection of various proteins in situ and in vivo. QDs are conjugated to anti-VCAM and these probes are then used to "watch" for adhesion molecule expression in endothelium in vivo. In addition to monitoring our target molecules, this technology allows us to studying signaling events in situ and in vivo.
Description of Itmat ExpertiseInflammation, endothelial cells, lung signaling
Selected PublicationsElizabeth Browning, Hui Wang, Nankang Hong, Kevin Yu, Donald G. Buerk, Kristine DeBolt, Daniel Gonder, Elena M. Sorokina, Puja Patel, Diva D. De Leon, Sheldon I. Feinstein, Aron B. Fisher and Shampa Chatterjee : Mechanotransduction drives post ischemic revascularization through KATP channel closure and production of reactive oxygen species. Antioxidants and Redox Signaling 20(6): 872-886, February 2014.
Rebecca L. Orndorff, Nankang Hong, Kevin Yu, Sheldon I. Feinstein, Blaine J. Zern, Aron B. Fisher, Vladimir R. Muzykantov, Shampa Chatterjee: NOX2 in lung inflammation: Quantum dot based in situ imaging of NOX2 mediated expression of vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 (VCAM) American Journal of Physiol. Lung Cell and Mol Physiol. 306: L260-268, January 2014.
John Noel, Hui Wang, Nankang Hong, Jian-Qin Tao, Kevin Yu, Elena M. Sorokina, Kristine DeBolt, Michelle Heayn, Victor Rizzo, Horace Delisser, Aron B. Fisher and Shampa Chatterjee: PECAM-1 and caveolae form the mechanosensing complex necessary for NOX2 activation and angiogenic signaling with stopped flow in pulmonary endothelium Am J Physiology : Lung Cell Mol Physiol 305: L805-818, October 2013.
Noel, J and S. Chatterjee : Shear Stress and Vascular Inflammation; A study in the Lung. In Inflammation, Molecular Pathophysiology, Nutritional and Therapeutic Interventions. Eds, Roy, S, Sen C. K. and Roychowdhury, S. (eds.). Taylor and Francis, Florence, KY, Page: 229, 2012.
Lee I, Dodia C, Chatterjee S, Feinstein SI, Fisher AB. : Protection against LPS-induced acute lung injury by a mechanism based inhibitor of NADPH-oxidase (Type 2). Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol. 306(7): L635-644, April 2014.
Shampa Chatterjee and Aron Fisher: Mechanotransduction: Forces, Sensors and Redox Signaling. Antioxidants and Redox Signaling 20(6): 868-871, February 2014.
Shampa Chatterjee and Aron Fisher: Mechanotransduction in the Endothelium: Role of membrane proteins and reactive oxygen species in sensing, transduction and transmission of the signal with altered blood flow Antioxidants and Redox Signaling 20(6): 899-913, February 2014.
Lee I, Dodia C, Chatterjee S, Zagorski J, Mesaros C, Blair IA, Feinstein SI, Jain M, Fisher AB.: A novel nontoxic inhibitor of the activation of NADPH oxidase reduces reactive oxygen species production in mouse lung. J Pharmacol Exp Ther. 345(2): 284-296, March 2013.
Chatterjee, S, Browning, E.A., Hong, N., DeBolt, K., Sorokina, E., Liu, W. and Aron B. Fisher: Membrane depolarization is the trigger for PI3Kinase/Akt activation and leads to the generation of reactive oxygen species. American Journal of Physiology: Heart and Circ Physiology 302(1): H105-14, January 2012.
Chatterjee S, Feinstein SI, Dodia C, Sorokina E, Lien YC, Nguyen S, Debolt K, Speicher D, Fisher AB. : Peroxiredoxin 6 phosphorylation and subsequent phospholipase A2 activity are required for agonist-mediated activation of NADPH oxidase in mouse pulmonary microvascular endothelium and alveolar macrophages. J Biol Chem. Am Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 286: 11696-706, 2011.
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|2012-03-16, 10:29
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Just another Idiot
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Delusion world
I don't know how to put it but..... edit: I found a way to implement a female lead.
Rebooting female lead OC
Still with elements of Epic fail but with the additional element of a running gag: she is constantly being treated like a guy.....by other guys and girls.
For rule of funny, she doesn't look even actually looked like a guy....except her chest size but that is beside the point. But is treated as such because of her personality. She get along well with guys but seems to be apathetic and lack of infatuation towards a guy.
Guys hang out with her because they see her as one of them...and also because she don't go fangirl on them.
The female lead OC has the purpose of serving as Chekhov's Gunman.....To hint about why Eve is kidnapped.
|2012-03-16, 11:07
|Link #26189
That one guy
Join Date: Nov 2011
What if they claim Silver Gospel is not the property of America? If it's not American then they can't take it by force. When they demand its return, Lyon breaks out the fact that Silver Gospel is an IS which breaches Alaskan treaty. So the Americans either leave it with him and are screwed, or take it back and are officially screwed.
in relation to discussion above: Optimus Prime scenario
|2012-03-16, 11:09
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
It was made by America and Israel as an experiment, so it doesn't break anything. Besides, the only thing the treaty says is that the IS can't be used for war. Last I checked, the Gospel didn't fight in any wars. America owns legal rights to it.
|2012-03-16, 11:16
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I am no one
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Inside your head
The only point Gospel breaks is it's existence. Err, I mean, it was clearly developed and tested outside I.S.A. (They even managed to create more advanced weapon, again outside I.S.A.), yet kept as National secret despite treaty demand it to be publicized.
What I mean by strong cables is like those used by Laura, even if I.Ses has excellent motoric strength, there's always a limit to it.
|2012-03-16, 11:19
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
Then nobody keeps it If a nation can't keep it, no way an individual can. They'd get the core and seal it anyway in some neutral country. They wouldn't let an illegal project he kept by a teenager. If America doesn't seal it, some other country would grab for it/try to seal it.
@ Senpai - How many terms do they study in ISA?
|2012-03-16, 11:24
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That one guy
Join Date: Nov 2011
So it's going to be a battle of somewhat legality
Lyon reasons, that since there's no official owner then he'd claim responsibility for it. This becomes something of an issue because IS are supposed to be governed on an international scale. However, the disturbance caused is averted when the Americans are told ISA is neutral territory. Causing an uproar over something which isn't "really" theirs is something that the ISA officials would not allow. leaving the gospel's true ownership, vague.
Or something like that?
|2012-03-16, 11:28
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
No, sorry. IS are treated as nukes in their world. If some guy said "This nuke isn't officially onwed, so I claim ownership", they'd laugh his ass of the courtroom. They won't let an individual keep an IS unless he's aligned to a country, plain and simple.
|2012-03-16, 11:34
|Link #26199
I am no one
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Inside your head
Of course the same, 6 semester in 3 years.
As for private ownership: Houki was hit by this, the author as usual didn't delve into more serious issues for the sake of harem antic, but apparently the paperwork included is messy ass.
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PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo's parliament will convene for an urgent parliamentary session to back a potentially historic deal with Serbia brokered by the European Union, the prime minister said Saturday.
Hashim Thaci appealed to the 120-seat legislature to "make the right decision" and support an effort to normalize relations with Serbia. The session has been called for Sunday evening.
"I trust Kosovo institutions and its leaders will make the best decision in the interest of the country and the interest of the citizens," Thaci told reporters in the capital, Pristina.
Blerim Shala, a Kosovo negotiator, told The Associated Press by phone Saturday the draft agreement needs only formal approval by the assembly.
"This would be the green light to accept the agreement," he said, referring to Sunday's session. However, he said a formal agreement that could be signed next week would need to be ratified by parliament because it will contain an implementation plan. Serbia's parliament also needs to ratify any final agreement.
Friday's deal, announced in Brussels, followed months of tense negotiations between Thaci and Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic.
The agreement would allow Serbs to police and manage the north of Kosovo, which is inhabited predominantly by ethnic Serbs, in exchange for nominal recognition of the authority of the Kosovo government. It also calls for the two sides not to obstruct one another as they seek eventual membership in the EU.
Serb President Tomislav Nikolic said on Saturday the deal provides for protection of Serbs in Kosovo, but reiterated that Serbia hasn't and will never recognize an independent Kosovo.
"Unfortunately, so many years after our soldiers left ... this was the only possible solution that would guarantee peaceful life for our people," Nikolic said.
Details about how the deal would be implemented on the ground remain murky especially since Kosovo Serbs have said they will not accept any authority coming from Pristina's ethnic Albanians.
Dacic told the state Serbian TV that "this is the best we could get, and this is the first time that the Serbs in Kosovo have won international recognition."
NATO bombed Serbia for 78 days to force its troops out of Kosovo and end a brutal crackdown on separatist ethnic Albanians. Serbia rejects Kosovo's 2008 secession.
Associated Press writer Jovana Gec in Belgrade, Serbia contributed to this report