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THE WOOLSACK (now The Ridge School)
The original house was designed in 1902 by architects , Aburrow & Treeby, for Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Aubrey Woolls-Sampson, co-founder of the Imperial Light Horse Regiment. Severely wounded at Elandslaagte, he remained with the regiment until the surrender of Pretoria. Thereafter he became an outstanding field-intelligence officer, ably assisted by African scouts. He was Knighted for his service during the war.
26 Woolston Road, Westcliff, Johannesburg
Related Organisation:
Johannesburg Heritage Foundation (JHF)
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The aim of this article is to bring less well recognised adverse effects of inhaled corticosteroids to the attention of prescribers. Whilst inhaled steroids have a more favourable side effect profile than systemic steroids, they are not free from adverse effects. The dose of inhaled steroids used should be carefully monitored, and kept at the lowest dose necessary to maintain adequate control of the patient's disease process. Be particularly aware of the cumulative effect of co-prescribing various dose forms of corticosteroids (inhaled, intranasal, oral and topical preparations).
Use of QVAR with a spacer device in children less than 5 years of age is not recommended. In vitro dose characterization studies were performed with QVAR 40 mcg/actuation with the OptiChamber and AeroChamber Plus ® spacer utilizing inspiratory flows representative of children under 5 years old. These studies indicated that the amount of medication delivered through the spacing device decreased rapidly with increasing wait times of 5 to 10 seconds as shown in Table 2. If QVAR is used with a spacer device, it is important to inhale immediately.


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Study: No link between MMR vaccine and autism
A new study says there is no link between autism and the MMR vaccine.
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association looked at more than 95,000 children. Many of them were at a higher risk of having autism because their older siblings were on the autism spectrum. The study looked to see if there was a link between getting vaccines for measles, mumps and rubella.
Peter Wenger, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at St. Peters University Hospital, encourages parents to vaccinate their kids. He says the MMR vaccine is extremely effective against measles.
He and other medical professionals hope the study will put some parental fears at ease. He also hopes research can become more focused on finding the true causes of autism and how to treat it.
The full study can be found on the Journal of the American Medical Association's website.


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Poet Amerah Saleh will return to the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery to help other writers become inspired by contemporary art.
The spoken word artist will be in the city on Saturday (July 8th).
A spokesperson for the museum and art gallery said: "Her warm and friendly approach will sweep you up as we explore how contemporary art can influence poetry.
"This is perfect for those just starting, experienced poets or professionals.
"Watch Amerah perform live in the space and work with other creatives to express yourself in verse."
Tickets for the session, which runs from 1pm to 4pm cost £5 and can be booked online.


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- Caloriesfromfat 16%
- Fat 2.3g
- Satfat 1g
- Monofat 0.0g
- Polyfat 0.0g
- Protein 1.1g
- Carbohydrate 29.9g
- Fiber 0.0g
- Cholesterol 0.0mg
- Iron 0.0mg
- Sodium 34mg
- Calcium 0.0mg
Poached Pears with Raspberry Sherbet
How to Make It
Step 1
Peel and core pears; cut in half lengthwise, and brush with 2 teaspoons lemon juice.
Step 2
Combine wine and next 3 ingredients in a large saucepan; bring to a boil. Add pears; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes or until tender, turning once. Transfer pears and poaching liquid to a bowl; cover and chill thoroughly.
Step 3
Drizzle half of melted chocolate evenly onto 6 dessert plates. Transfer pears to plates, using a slotted spoon. Discard poaching liquid. Top each pear with 1/4 cup sherbet. Drizzle remaining chocolate evenly over sherbet. If desired, garnish with fresh raspberries and mint sprigs. Serve immediately.
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Wisconsin moves on to championship
Duggan leads Badgers to 3-2 win over Eagles
No. 1 Wisconsin (36-2-2) broke a 2-2 tie with 48 seconds remaining in regulation as senior Meghan Duggan powered the Badgers past Boston College, 3-2, in the semifinal round of the 2011 NCAA Women's Frozen Four at Tullio Arena in Erie, Pa., Friday night.
Duggan set up sophomore Brianna Decker's nation-leading 12th game-winning goal to finish the game with a three-point performance. The Badger captain and Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award finalist scored UW's first goal of the game and assisted the Badgers' other two tallies.
Junior Hilary Knight also recorded multiple points against the Eagles. Her two assists marked her 200th and 201st career points. In addition, Decker earned an assist in the game before scoring the deciding goal for a two-point effort.
Freshman Alex Rigsby made 23 saves to improve to 26-1-2 with the win. Meanwhile, Boston College goaltender Molly Schaus recorded 43 saves on 46 shots, falling to 24-5-4 with the loss.
The Badgers outshot Boston College 46-25 in a game that saw 13 penalties. Both teams were able to capitalize on one power-play opportunity as the Badgers went 1-for-7 with the man-advantage while the Eagles converted one of their four opportunities.
Wisconsin got on the board first as Duggan solved Schaus at the 4:23 mark of the first period. Senior Mallory Deluce fed the puck to Knight, who fired a shot on goal. Schaus made the save, but the attempted clear by BC came out to Duggan high in the slot where she was able to beat Schaus five-hole for the goal.
UW extended its lead to 2-0 midway through the period when junior Brooke Ammerman capitalized on the power-play. Duggan passed the puck down low to Decker, who found Ammerman on a centering pass in front of the net, and she buried the Badgers' second goal of the night.
Boston College (24-7-6) scored the lone goal in the second period as Blake Bolden scored an unassisted goal on the power play. Bolden got control of the puck on a quick transition and beat Rigsby to trim UW's lead to one with 11:21 remaining in the second period.
Midway through the third period, Boston College tied the game at 2-2 on an impressive individual effort by Taylor Wasylk. The Eagles' rookie gained control of the puck in the neutral zone and maneuvered around UW's defensemen before flipping the puck past Rigsby for the tying goal at 11:23 of the third.
With an overtime period looming, both teams had several chances over the final 10 minutes, but Decker who decided the game as she scored with just 48 seconds remaining to give Wisconsin the 3-2 lead. Knight fed the puck up to Duggan whose initial shot was saved by Schaus. The puck rebounded off Schaus' pads and Decker buried the game-winner.
The win marked the Badgers' 36th of the season, tying the program's single-season win record (2006, 36-4-1; 2007, 36-1-4). Duggan also extended her mark on the UW record book, breaking the program record for points in a single season at 86 points.


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In the fourth year of its waterfowl breeding program, the Wildlife Conservation Societys Central Park Zoo is home to eight rare or endangered species from around the world that have produced chicks this year. With 23 duck species on exhibit, the zoo has the largest public collection of sea ducks in the world.
Long-tailed ducks are a species of sea duck that can be seen in the Polar Seabird Exhibit adjacent to the Penguin House. Recently classified as Vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), it is known for its distinctive plumage and yodel-like vocalizations. The species native breeding range is near arctic tundra and coastal habitats throughout Asia, Europe, and North America, and can be seen in winter along coastal areas of the northeastern U.S. including New York and Long Island. The WCS Beringia Program recently helped protect 11 million acres of wetland habitat in Arctic Alaska for this and other arctic breeding birds. The zoos two new chicks represent the first that have been successfully raised at Central Park Zoo. WCS also works in the New York Bight off the coast of New York City to protect the marine habitats that support the long-tailed duck and other wildlife.
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Don't even think about floating in a pool (let alone posting an Instagram of you in a pool) this summer if you aren't in some sort of trendy flotation device.
Thanks to Taylor Swift and her #squad, luxury pool toys like inflatable swans and donuts (Justin Bieber is a fan of that one) are selling out like crazy according to Bloomberg.
The regular floats aren't actually that expensive — going for a mere $20-$40 on Amazon. But the company that makes these, Big Mouth, has recently launched a series of high-end flotation devices (yes you read that correctly) like a 12-foot flamingo that will sell for $399.
"Those are going to festivals, to the really extravagant homeowner," the company president Steve Wampold told Bloomberg. "These are more about the completely off-the-wall person."
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Of course, it's all #worthit because if you have a 12-foot flamingo, you're definitely going to attract a lot of attention on Instagram, and as Wampold correctly identifies, that's what it's all about: "It's an Instagam and Facebook world," Wampold told Bloomberg. "Everyone wants that share and that like. Posing with a big giant Tootsie Roll noodle is a great way to make that happen."


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Join Lovereading4kids reviewer as he 'Reads around the World'Tuesday, July 11th, 2017
My name is Toby, and I am 9 years old. I have written letters to every country in the world – you can read about that adventure at my other website, Writing to the World.
Some letters are published in a book called "Dear World, How Are You?". In order to learn more about the
countries I am writing to, I am reading books, and I am reviewing them here.
I also reviewed books for LoveReading4Kids, and those reviews are on here, too. I am trying to find one book set in each country, or by an author from that country.
My Mum is doing the same for grown-up books, and I am reviewing mine, and she is reviewing hers. So whether you are a child or a grown-up, you can explore the world with us 🙂
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Eagle Formations Limited
Our company has a great future ahead not only looking for making a profit but also for what we can achieve.
- Stage Full Product Ready
- Industry IT Services
- Location Peebles, Scotland, GB
- Currency USD
- Founded October 2011
- Employees 5000
- Website eagleformations.com
Company Summary
The old saying, "It takes money to make money" has been ingrained in far too many people's memories.The truth is, it does NOT take money to make money. It takes value to earn money.


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hello lovelies!Tuesday, June 04, 2013
I thought I would wait until next week to start blogging again, but I've been missing this space and also there's a whole lot of things I want to share. Life has been exciting and awesome and spent mostly in some form of car, train, or plane lately. For those who don't know, Mark and I spent our honeymoon in the city that never sleeps. New York was awesome! I've been sifting through our pictures all week and I'll share them here soon. At the end of our stay, we flew straight to Atlanta, hopped in the car and drove six hours to Florida where we visited some of Mark's family. Tacking on a beach weekend at the end of our honeymoon was perfect! What more could a girl ask for? :) From Florida, we drove back to Atlanta and have been staying with Mark's parents while we prepare for our wedding reception this weekend. Some family members who couldn't make it to the wedding will be coming, all of our Georgia friends, and my family is even flying in from Virginia. I'm excited about having everyone together again for one more weekend!
Mark's mom and I have been working on some cute decorations for the reception this week. As happy as I am to be married and have the wedding planning hassle behind us, it's still nice to have one more "wedding weekend" with all our friends and family. I'm also pretty jazzed about wearing that sweet dress again before it gets packed away in the closet!
I'll be back with a few more posts this week. We haven't got our professional wedding pictures back yet (despite checking my inbox forty times in a day) but I'll share some honeymoon pictures and a few snapshots of the wedding that friends and family have sent to me.
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"Very happy with the service, my lawn looked the best for sure. I sold my house last month. I hope the new owner uses Go Green, thanks for taking care of my beautiful lawn."
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"Our lawn looks the best it ever has."
"Go Green has been extremely helpful and knowledgeable about treating our lawn for ticks and keeping it healthy and green."
"Always friendly, on-time, knowledgeable, and easy to communicate with."
"Very friendly to talk to. Easy to schedule. Lawn really looked good, and they had the weeds completely under control all season"
"I've used Go Green Lawn Services for many, many years. Their customer service manager, who actually started off being our technician, is phenomenal."
"They've done fertilization, aeration, overseeding, and flea and tick control. I like their customer service. Chris is very good at the office, and I like the technician who comes out to do the treatments. They really try to do a good job, and they get good results for me. I would definitely give them an A, and I would definitely recommend them."
"They did a great job. They aerated the lawn and overseeded. They were very efficient. They didn't disturb us, went about their job, and did a great job. I have already recommended them."
"They fertilized my lawn. The service was good, and they did it when they said they were going to do it—A+."
"Lawn care, fertilization, aerating, and weeding. It's a good service; they're fine. Probably an A."
"Lawn care, fertilization, aerating, and seeding. They have good service and response; they're fine. Probably an A grade."
"It was fine. He was spraying for weeds. They weren't intrusive, they did it, and it lasts, so it was fine. They definitely deserve an A."
"They did fertilization. The grass is green. They were an A, no problems really. I would definitely recommend them."
"They fertilized the lawn. The guy who does it was very nice."
"I had a positive experience with Go Green Lawn Services."
"Chemical treatment to the lawn. Prompt service and proactive. A."
"Fertilizing every couple of months. The stuff that they put down was organic, so you could get on it quicker, especially with kids around."
"They come when they say they're going to come, and the application seems to work. I don't go to extremes with what I have them do because we're not trying to have our property look like the country club. I only had the front of the property treated and not the back because I do have animals and grandchildren in the back. I'm pretty pleased with them. They just do basic treatments. I would absolutely recommend them, and I'd give them an A."
"I like their ability and their flexibility when they come out and take care of the lawn. They told me what they were going to do and laid out a plan. They're very informative people, and their post-visit information is always documented accordingly. They provided lawn treatments on my yard to regrow grass and fertilize the lawn. What they offered, they delivered—there were no grubs. There were four treatments, and it made the lawn look ten times better. We also had them reseed the lawn, and grass has already grown within the first 30 days. They're A+."
"They showed up on time and did the work as expected. I had them do seeding and aerating. I would recommend their services, and I'd give them an A+."
"I had no complaints. They did the front and the back. They normally take about 40 minutes, but I don't have that big of a property. I would give them a good recommendation—they get an A."
"Their schedule is selectable. If I have an issue, they come right out and resolve the issue. I am happy with that. I would tell others to give them a try. They take care of my aeration, my seeding, and my fertilizer. I would say they're an A."
"The lawn looks good. They did treatments for our lawn. I would recommend them, and I'd give them an A."
"It was easy to sign up and do transactions with them. They showed up when they were scheduled to; they notified us 24 hours in advance of when they were going to be here. Payment was easy and automated. Their technicians were very nice and responsive. They came to the door every time and told us what they were going to do, and then they followed up before they left. The product worked. What they applied to our lawn was exactly what we needed. It kept the weeds from coming, and our grass looked great. Based on all of that, I would rate them as an A."
"I have absolutely no complaints about Go Green Lawn Services. They're an A."
"They're an A-level company, and I have no complaints. They did lawn treatment and pest control."
"I would say that Go Green Lawn Services has earned an A grade."
"They call before they get here. They have done lawn care, aerating, and seeding. There are a number of treatments that they do. I would give them an A because I don't have any problems."
"If there's any problem, they'll come right out. They're easy to talk with, and they tell me when they're coming. They have taken care of my lawn for two years now. The first two years, they did everything with all the treatments, including seeding and aeration. I would recommend them, and I have, actually. They get an A grade."
"Go Green Lawn Services comes to do the grass, and it's fine. That they're meeting our expectations, and I would recommend them. They do mostly the weeds and a little bit of fertilizer in the back. I'd give them an A."
"I did it for years by myself, and I was getting more and more nervous with the chemicals involved. We hired Go Green Lawn Services, and the lawn looks as good as it ever was. We're getting several treatments, and I'm very satisfied with them. They come out five or six times a year and do their thing. I've had fewer weeds, and they keep the crabgrass pretty much under control, which is not as easy as it sounds. I'd rate them as an A."
"I'm very satisfied. I like the fact that they're organic and that they come when they say they're going to come. I like the results that we've had on the lawn. I couldn't be happier with what they've done. I would tell everyone to go with Go Green Lawn Services—they're an A."
"They get here on time, and they do what they say they're going to do. They seed, weed, and aerate. I would tell others that I think they're worth looking into. I would give them an A."
"It was just basic treatments that they were doing. They were fine, so there's nothing that keeps them from getting an A grade from me."
"I liked that my lawn didn't have the weeds that it had before. The guys were always real nice. There were four different things that they did. I would recommend them, and I have. They get an A."
"There was nothing I disliked about Go Green Lawn Services. Everything was good. I would tell others that they were fine. They treated the lawn and aerated. I would give them an A."
"They always come when they said they will, and they're in and out of here. They seem to be a very efficient company. I'm just getting a basic treatment. I probably will cut back a little bit next year, because we've had them coming here for a couple of years, and the lawn is in really good shape now. I would recommend the company, and I'd give them an A."
"Go Green Lawn Services was great. I haven't renewed this year, but they do lawn applications, fertilizers, weed suppressors, and other stuff. I think they do a good job. It's an grade-A company."
"They were good. It was quick and simple; they just did lawn treatments. I'd recommend them, and I would give them an A."
"Go Green Lawn Services does a good job. It's just basic service, but I would recommend them. They get an A grade in my book."
"I think the results are pretty good. I just like the way the lawn looks overall. They just did the weed suppression and fertilizer, and it took like 20 minutes. I would recommend the company and give them an A-."
"Go Green Lawn Services does a very nice job on our lawn. They always come when they are supposed to, and we have a beautiful lawn. I've never had a lawn that was this nice before, so I am very pleased. They made suggestions that we probably wouldn't have thought of, and the lawn looks increasingly nice each year. I would certainly recommend them. They're definitely an A."
"Go Green Lawn Services sprays the lawn for weeds and does the spring fertilizer. I work with them regularly, and they are awesome. I give them plans and specific dimensions, and they match them exactly. I'd recommend them, and I'd give them an A rating."
"Go Green Lawn Services does everything they say they will do, and the lawn has never looked better. It's looking beautiful. I'd tell others to use them because they're good. They get an A."
"Go Green comes and treats the lawn, and the lawn looks good. I chose them because of the organic products. I would tell others that they do a good job, and I would give them an excellent grade."
"The work was excellent, and I have no complaints."
"I've been using Go Green for about two years now. They come out four or five times a year, from the spring to the fall. They come out when they say they're going to come out—I never have to chase after them. They leave a receipt and notice that they were there. The reason why I like the product is because it's safe for my dog. It's all-natural and safe, and that's a big reason why I use them; my dogs can go right on the lawn, and I won't have to worry about them getting anything or bringing it into the house. I would recommend them, and I have. I would say they get an A for excellent work."
"They do what they say they're going to do, and if there's a question or a problem, they take care of it. They do lawn care. I would tell others to use them. I would say they're excellent, and I have no complaints."
"They're organic, and that's the best thing about them."
"My wife liked them a lot. The grass looks good. They were prompt. They let us know when they were doing things. They were easy to get a hold of, and they followed through. We would say positive things about them; in fact, I think my wife already has. I would rate them an A."
"They were nice. They're prompt, neat, and did a good job, and they stand behind their product. They do the chemical maintenance of the grounds, the fertilization, the grub control, and whatever the grass needs—they take care of it. I would definitely recommend them. I would go with an A grade for them."
"The grass is a lot greener, and the weeds are gone. They come out on a schedule. They send an email telling me when they're going to be here. It's a grade-A company."
"Go Green is great. They gave me notice before they came out. They do what they say they're going to do. They treated our lawn for bugs and weeds. I chose them because they offer sprays that are pet-friendly. I would give them a thumbs-up and an A grade."
"They're very efficient, and they have good communication, so I'm happy with their service. We've had aeration and seeding in the fall, and prior to that, we had weed killing, fertilization, and that sort of thing. I would say they deserve an A rating."


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In western science, baldness commonly caused by a nutrition deficiency, aging, hormones, genetics and stress called alopecia areata. While herbs address directly the cause of the illness, naturally supporting the body's healing mechanisms, most drugs just take care of the symptoms without eliminating the real cause.
Take a quick scan what herbs are effective for bald treatment.
Aloe vera activates the production of nitric oxide and an enzyme called superoxide dismutane, two substances that may work together to stimulate hair regrowth.
Coconut Oils is one of the few oils that actually contain protein easily absorbable into the hair strands, and thus, is one of the few oils that strengthen the hair follicle.
Eclipta Alba is a well-known Ayurvedic herbal medicine considered to be the best natural remedy for the hair loss and premature greying of the hair.


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With a lot more snow than last year's edition, the front of the pack is about 1 hour behind last year already.
That said, we have our front 5. 2 runners and 3 cyclists:
And a good many more are hot on their heelsâso to speak. Follow the liveblog for rapid-fire updates!


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Story City is a city in Story County, Iowa, United States. Story City is located within theAmes, Iowa Metropolitan Statistical Area which envelops all of Story County and which, when held in conjunction with the Boone, Iowa Micropolitan Statistical Area, complements the larger Ames-Boone, Iowa Combined Statistical Area. The population was 3,431 in the 2010 census, a slight increase from 3,228 in the 2000 census
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Downtown Story City
Location of Story City, Iowa
Story City was throughout much of its early history known as Fairview. The named changed in 1881 when the town established a post office and discovered that Fairview was taken else where. Story City was then renamed after Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story. The boundaries of "Old Fairview" are outlined by signs during Scandinavian Days, and is approximately in the northeast corner of current Story City with the southern boundary being Broad Street.
Story City was laid out to include Fairview in 1878, and officially incorporated in 1881. The railroad arrived in 1878 and connected the city to Ames by the narrow-gauge Des Moines & Minnesota and to Des Moines via the Chicago and North Western Railroad in Ames.
The City has deep historic and cultural ties to the Scandinavian countries of northern Europe of Denmark, Sweden, and predominately Norway. A large contingent of the City's current population is descended from a major immigration of people from Nordic countries in the 1840s through 1860s. This is evident in the large number of Lutheran churches in the community, which historically had sermons in different languages (Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian) respective of the makeup of their congregations.
Story City features an annual Scandinavian Days celebration. The event occurs in the first week of June and features live music with a beer garden, rides and games, and participants find themselves in an immersion of Nordic culture in the form of food and arts. There is also an annual Storytelling Festival, STORY! Celebrating the Art of Storytelling each September.
Area churches include the following: Immanuel Lutheran Church (LCMC), St. Petri Lutheran Church (ELCA), Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Bethel Lutheran Church (LCMC), Grace United Methodist Church, Bible Faith Church, Church of Christ, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church (Located 7 miles southwest of Story City). Riverside Bible Camp is located 2 miles north of Story City.
The Nordic traditions of the community are evident in some of ethnic foods of the area. Popular and frequently served food items around Story City include:
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Kudos, Pandora. The music-streaming giant recently commissioned a white paper to showcase Gen Z's obsession with music and convince marketers that adopting a music strategy is a "foolproof" way to engage this generation. Brilliant, competitive move, especially as CivicScience.com suggests Gen Z spends more time listening to music via Spotify than Pandora. Brands that want to win in this space need to step up and put skin in the game, and by commissioning this report, Pandora positioned themselves as a bona fide thought-leader.
The white paper, "Generation Z + Music: New Insights to Understand Who They Are and How They Listen," aggregates results from Pandora's first-ever teen survey of listeners 13-17 years old (conducted in March 2016). Download a free copy.
The survey revealed music dominates Gen Z lives and mobile screen interactions.
- 87% listen to music while doing homework
- 76% listen while texting
- 70% listen while engaging in social media
- 55% listen while they eat
- 44% listen while playing video games
Of course, teens from every generation have "embraced music to define themselves and leave a mark on society." But with the proliferation of smartphones and the ability to download music anytime, anywhere, music has become a daily habit for today's teens. They simply can't imagine their lives without it.
Music, in particular, carries an emotional charge for Gen Z that helps them sort through the natural ups and downs of adolescence. The vast majority of teens turn to music to enhance their mood or feel more confident. – Pandora
- 95% say music enhances their mood
- 97% say music makes them happy
- 81% turn to music to build self-confidence
Pandora's research also suggests music facilitates school success for teens. Not only does it help them get their homework done (87% of teens surveyed do their homework listening to music), but teens report that it helps them do a better job. The majority (83%) also agree music helps them study and think, and 86% say it makes them more creative.
Of course, Pandora has a vested interest in telling brands to adopt a music strategy to attract Gen Zs. But I couldn't agree with them more! Music is a powerful connector that can help create a powerful brand experience.


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Sports Illustrated says one NFL job would be perfect for Nick Saban
Nick Saban prefers coaching college teams to the NFL. He's said so several times. But it's natural for football fans to wonder if Saban might make the jump one more time before retiring.
SI.com's Greg Bedard is the latest to question Saban's commitment to the Crimson Tide.
Thursday, he wrote that Saban could be interested in the Indianapolis Colts because 1) the "often impossible task of finding and acquiring a franchise quarterback" would already be taken care of, and 2) it would be a "final chance" to "wipe the one blemish from his résumé."
Bedard also insisted that Indianapolis "is sort of like a college town," which could persuade Saban's wife, Terri, to hop on board.
For now, just about every sign points toward Saban — who coached the Miami Dolphins from 2005-2006 — staying in Tuscaloosa next season. At 64, he's still a bit of a wild card, but the four-time national champion has already been hitting the 2016 recruiting trail hard.
"I like college football better, because being a good recruiter, you create an advantage for yourself because you can recruit as many good players as you can get to come," Saban said this summer. "So you're not restricted by salary cap or draft picks and all that type of stuff. So I just love college coaching."


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"IC 21 provides students unparalleled opportunities to gain insight into themselves in an interconnected world. How do events on the other side of the world affect their lives, and how do domestic events affect the lives of people around the world? The poise, knowledge and nuanced understanding gained through the IC 21 experience will last a lifetime."
Alexandra Fuller, parent of IC 21 student participant; acclaimed author of Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight and Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness
"[Trough Teton County Model UN] I gained a better understanding of the Situation in Syria, and of all of the complex forces that are involved in that particular situation. Additionally, I feel as though I learned more about the complex nature of International Relations in general, and about how amazing it is that the United Nations accomplishes so many things in today's state of global affairs."
Olivia Ott, Sun Valley Community School '14
"I was fortunate enough to experience firsthand the remarkable impact of InterConnections 21 programs. My work with Model UN as well as the Student Conference on Human Rights not only broadened my world view and caused me to genuinely exist as global citizen, but it sparked an interest in international causes that continues to influence my personal, academic and professional life years after my high school career ended."
Jordan Schreiber, JH Center for the Arts Development Coordinator; Jackson Hole High School '08
"My Teton County Model UN experience can be summed up in one sentence: newfound leadership and confidence!"
Mercedes Dimsey, Teton County Model UN 2013 participant, Cody High School '16
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Solidarity – January 3, 2015 - #1490
It was a nice sunny bright beautiful sparkling day an ominous sign indeed, somewhere in my Caribbean. And I was marching with my brother all nice and dandy down the sidewalk. And so we followed him into an indoor basketball court because he wanted to play a game. As soon as I entered I sensed a hostility. It was the vibe from their eyes. In my reaction I turned around and walked for the exit. But the three thugs had marked me. They were coming after me and doing so secretively because they didn't want to let the others know. They didn't want to let me know of their plans. I could sense it. Outside the heavy double doors of the gym I stopped and closed my eyes.
I saw darkness. I concentrated on the center of my subtle head. "Not this again, bring peace to me". I then felt a distinct pressure zone like an electric current on my subtle head glide down my right arm and generate a burst out my hand. It was sudden and district. And it was involuntary. The way the energy dispersed was physically impossible, and so became objectively aware, or was I. I flew away from the irrelevancy. But in the back of my mind I knew there was the possibility that the thugs would still want a go at it. Lucky for them, or maybe unlucky for them that I remembered I had my powers. Powers, perhaps that's not even the right way to call something that's not intended to be defensive. But still, situations are different, experiences change… And we change!
I landed in a large vacant lot on the side of the road to enter an abandoned house. In hindsight probably not the best of schemes but that's all there was. I did not want to face them because of the possibility that to stop them, confront them, I would have to peel them to death like a banana, that's if they didn't persuade, and as you can imagine that can get very sloppy and juicy. Better not to even go there. Or maybe that's just the vivid lucid dream congrats lets go there mind you. What sucks is that once you're that lucid you can't just not go through with it, you can't just wake up and say I just didn't get my ass kicked and not feel like a sissy. And so there's that. How to deal with it? The best Ninja Shadow move? Or maybe the slowing down of bullets like from the Matrix! No counter move for that. Cool right? No, not so cool. Ah shut up you it's cool. There's got to be an advantage for sexy lucid dreamer, Boo-ya!
I sneaked pass the main wall of the hidden house that lead further into the maze. But there, and as if by magic the thugs had anticipated all my p.r.o.c.l.i.v.i.t.i.e.s. I mean they must have read my mind! How else could they freaking know where I was going to be standing? There was here to go, there was over there, but no, they was right there. How did the leader sneak passed my blind spot. Crap, maybe it is really all just in my mind. To teleport and appear like that, just irrational. I should have thought of that too. Can't they just knock on wood and and introduce themselves like nice folks? What did I ever do to them to merit this! It's all in my head for starters. I can make then do anything. Ahh, I'll fight them -I've had it. I can win. I'm slicing them Bruce Lee style! Maybe they haven't, Jacky Chan. Bah, what a dummy, I think I just told them.
But the thugs had anticipated something about his real inner spirits, not this stupid satire. And so their leader lifted his right arm in the air, in salute, and discharged a light blue welder light before me from his hand. In peace, and with a smile in his face. Exactly as if I had opened my eyes earlier, as if it had been me, he, who'd discharged it. But isn't that what already happens unconsciously.
"Hola Papi", I saluted back. Hispanic gang slang for "hey buddy", no not really. And so I walked away having dealt with the gang problem.
"No monkey business here." -I thought.
"I'm here."
"Brother, can you hear me?"
"Brother, can you hear me?"
"Maybe he can hear me but can't reply"
"Brother, to communicate back to me simply put your attention on the center of the subtle head and as you speak your words, think of me, think of me."
"H e l l o, h e l l o, I can hear you."
"I can hear you on the right of it."
"Yes, there you are, loud and clear.
Yes, you're in my head, I can hear you too."
I had found my brother, he stood in the sidewalk before me.
There was my brother, and he was me. Read it backwards if you don't get it.
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The precautionary principle defined?
The precautionary principle defined?
Last week Brussels issued its definition
of the "precautionary principle" in an
attempt to take the steam out of a
number of heated trade disputes. But, as
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offering weasel words does not really
help when science is against you
FOR some time, Brussels observers have been wondering exactly what is meant by the "precautionary principle".
To the uninitiated, it sounds like it may have something to do with wearing seat belts, giving up smoking or safe sex. The more enlightened realise it concerns international trade, though exactly what, is something of a mystery.
But now, after months of delay and deliberation, the EU Commission has issued its clear, unambiguous definition.
"The precautionary principle," it says, "forms part of a structured approach to the analysis and management of risk. It covers cases where scientific evidence is insufficient, inconclusive or uncertain, and preliminary scientific evaluation indicates that there are reasonable grounds for concern that the potentially dangerous effects (from a phenomenon, product or process) on the environment, human, animal or plant health may be inconsistent with the high level of protection chosen by the EU." In these circumstances, certain "measures" may be taken.
In plain English, this means that, where there is a doubt about somethings safety, the EU can block imports from another country.
That sounds fair enough. But who decides whether there is a risk?
The commissions statement makes clear that that remains a political responsibility. Politicians can choose which scientific advice is relevant.
But isnt that a carte blanche for protectionism?
Not according to the commission. It goes on to say that any action must be "proportional" to the perceived risk. "A total ban may not be a proportional response in all cases."
But the EUs trading partners are unconvinced. Ultimately, it comes down to scientific opinion and the big question remains, "whose?".
The cynical answer is "whoevers suits the EUs political aims".
Take the case of hormone-reared beef. The US Food and Drug Administration says there is no problem with the practice. The World Health Organisation and the Food and Agriculture Organisation say there is no problem. The UKs Veterinary Products Committee says there is no problem. Even the EUs own Lamming Committee in the 1980s said there was no problem.
But still the EU wont accept imports of hormone-treated beef and, two years ago, commissioned another 17 research projects – presumably in the hope of unearthing some new evidence to prove it is dangerous.
From an EU farming point of view this is no bad thing. Beef markets are fragile enough and to expose them to a flood of cheap hormone-treated beef would do untold damage.
But it makes a mockery of a precautionary principle that is supposed to be proportionate to the level of health risk.
This is seen in even starker terms in the case of France, which is currently invoking the precautionary principle to keep British beef off its market.
Again, the bulk of scientific opinion says there is nothing wrong with beef exported under the date-based scheme. But the French prefer the interpretation of their own food safety experts, which they use to justify their ban.
Perhaps the UK should start using the precautionary principle to its own advantage.
The bulk of scientific opinion says there is nothing wrong with pork reared with meat and bonemeal or beef fed small amounts of processed sewage sludge. But it would not be hard to find a scientist somewhere to suggest these products could be dangerous and should be kept off our market. Prof Lacey springs to mind.
Alternatively, member states, and the EU at large, should come clean. They should allow in those products with a proven track record and inform consumers of the facts through a system of clear and open labelling.
After all, honesty is usually the best policy.


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We all know that the Internet of Things (IoT) is a really hot topic. We've been talking about it for a while and we'll keep talking about it. We know that it's the next generation of cloud-based connectedness. From the Internet of Information (ie the web), to the Internet of Places (Foursquare, Yelp, etc), to the Internet of People (Linkedin, Facebook, etc), now comes the Internet of Things, where a thing could be a heart rate monitor, or an oil rig sensor, or your toaster, or my garage door opener, or even a baby diaper moisture sensor. IoT is about how you can start building services to monitor those things and take actions involving information dashboards or even trigger other "things" to do something (like turn on a lamp or activate a motor).
But the average person stops there and says "Yeah, that'd be cool". Some will start using some consumer based platforms to tie things together. I did a whole blog on my favorite platform called IFTTT (www.ifttt.com). Seems like it has the ability to connect every thing to every other thing. Pretty awesome. We also know that communication vendors are hopping on this bandwagon. For example, Microsoft has their Azure IoT suite and Avaya has their EDP (Engagement Development Platform), etc. Even Arrow SI has IoT Connect. But what exactly is that? What makes up those kinds of platforms? How do you go from "Wouldn't it be cool if…" to "I've automated some complex processes that have reduced by expenses, increased my revenue, and has separated me from my competition". A few months ago, I attended a Gartner webinar that explained these IoT systems extremely well. I like their model as it breaks it down into very tangible stages they call Edge, Platform, and Enterprise.
Edge - At the Edge, you have devices and appliances, sensors and actuators, gateways and aggregators. Hopefully every sees the relevance to our company as Arrow Electronics and our Global Components group. This is the section that deals with the tangible real life stuff. As inputs we could be talking about temperature, heart rate, g-force, voltage levels, etc. This stage also get those things ready to be digitally quantified, standardized, aggregated, and ultimately sent to the next step to be processed. Usually the next stage (ie Platform) has programmer interfaces such as web services API's that edge can use to get it to that next stage. On the way back, as a possible output, the Edge may also be responsible for actually doing something (ie raising a garage door, or sending a SMS text message). In Avaya terms, these kinds of things would interface to an EDP "Connector", either written by Avaya or a Systems Integrator such as Arrow SI.
Platform - This is typically about data ingestion, data analytics, policy and orchestration, and device/platform management. This is where the real brains are and are what really separate the players in the market. You find that some are very much point solutions that are really good at a very specific area (like Avaya for UC and Collaboration, or bigbelly.com for smart waste/recycling systems). They are fast to deploy and can give you rapid innovation, but you can get yourself into trouble if you find yourself have too many "point solutions". There are also general purpose IoT platforms. They are really made for integration across multiple solutions, giving you a single platform for any connected device. While they are MUCH more flexible, they are rarely as robust as a point solution (without a LOT of work).
Enterprise – Finally, we have the enterprise. This is where we take action at a business level. It is generally where the data visualization takes place. Maybe literally providing an dashboard interface that lets you see the data from different perspecitives, allowing you to slice and dice the data, finding trends, and ultimately identifying orchestrated policies that can automated within the "Platform". A lot of time though, this is where we integrate to existing business processes, either by automating them or arming decision making humans with more usably relevant data.
IoT is real. But make sure to recognize "IoT" by other names. When you hear the words "digital", "smart", "intelligent" or "connected" in front of another word (such as a smart city, digital oilfield, connected vehicles, smart classrooms, etc), there's a safe bet that IoT is there, behind the scenes. Every one of the customers I talk to is evaluating their place when it comes to IoT. Sadly, that innovation is rarely happening in the traditional "telecom" department, even though modern communication systems have VERY robust capital p "Platforms" that can be leveraged to do some pretty amazing things. Both Microsoft Lync/SfB and Avaya Aura are leading the charge when it comes to Communications based IoT systems and solutions. Start seriously thinking about where you want to be.
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Chippenham College – Why we believe the original building should have been saved from demolition.
22rd March 2018
Plans have been approved to demolish the former Chippenham College in Cocklebury Road. Part of the old college complex is the original Chippenham Secondary and Technical School Building which was constructed in 1900.
We see this as a lost opportunity and another example that Chippenham's heritage is as much at risk as it was in the 1960's. Had this been Salisbury or Oxford we are sure efforts to retain it would have been greater.
Many people in the town also feel that buildings with history and character like this should be restored for community use or at least retained within any new development. A good architect with the right remit can do this easily. What is not so easy is persuading the developers or the Council to make the effort, rather than seek short term capital gains.
We all want to see Chippenham prosper and continue to be an attractive place to live. One of the reasons given by developers for building retirement apartments in the town centre is that it is a thriving and attractive town with many local amenities. New buildings should not be at the expense of the very character that makes Chippenham a special place for those who already live here.
Historical Significance
As an example of late Victorian design for the state secondary education sector, the original building represents a significant step change in the provision of education facilities in Chippenham at the turn of the 20th Century.
After the Technical Instruction Act of 1889, local authorities were empowered to set up schools to provide instruction in the principles of science and art as applicable to industry and agriculture. By the late 1890s, the growing number of pupils attending the existing school in Chippenham, forced the Rural District Council to construct this purpose built Technical and Secondary School in Cocklebury Lane. The building has fulfilled this function for over a 100 years and its loss would leave a significant gap in the history of Chippenham's growth.
Plans for the Chippenham District Technical and Secondary School in Cocklebury Road were first submitted to the Rural District Council in 1898 as part of a building design competition.
The project was overseen by Alderman John Coles, a noted local benefactor and townsperson who also provided money for the local park named after him. The chosen design was a scheme submitted by Robert Brinkworth (born 1871), who worked for the Bath architect Thomas Hall Silcock. (Silcock and Reay of Bath). The building was opened in 1900 and the first chair of governors was Alderman John Coles.
Robert Brinkworth was articled to the Bath company of Silcock and Reay, who were responsible for many other churches and local schools in the South West, including Swindon Technical College which has many similar characteristics and has been recently listed and saved from demolition.
(See: http://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/news/13714693.New_life_for_Swindon_s_old_technical_college/#/ )
Robert Brinkworth commenced his practice in Chippenham in 1896 and completed not only the Chippenham Technical School, but also Secondary Schools in nearby Malmesbury (now demolished) and Devizes (later Devizes Grammar School, now owned by Wiltshire Council).
Its construction was made possible by using both local council money and public subscriptions. (The latter amounted to over £1170 – nearly 25% of the total cost).
At the turn of the 20th Century the Borough Council intended to name and dedicate the school building to the memory of King Alfred the Great who is associated with Chippenham both by residence and by important events in his reign exactly 1000 years previously.
Architectural Importance
The Chippenham Secondary and Technical School building represents a style of architecture much in favour when secondary technical education was introduced in Chippenham at the beginning of the 20th Century.
Building work began with the laying of the foundation stone on 7 October 1899 by Lady Dickson-Poyner. The building costs were fixed at £3,500 but the total to build and equip the school amounted to over £6000. The school was built of red brick and the roofs were to be covered in green slate. This was later changed in favour of red tiles due to costs. The proposed plans show a rear assembly room but this was never built.
The Building has been boarded up for several years but when fully functional was an attractive and important building and can be seen from the windows of the frequent London to Bristol Trains. It therefore has a significant visual presence for visitors as well as for local people who have been educated there.
This style of public building, built as it is in red brick, is unique in Chippenham where the predominant construction material in older buildings is Bath Stone. It is the oldest building left on the original Chippenham College campus, part of which has recently been redeveloped. It was described in the Chippenham Area Appraisal of 2007 as a 'building of note'. It is mostly in original condition inside with parquet flooring throughout the classrooms, although it has been deliberately neglected in recent years.
The front windows are large and imposing, letting light flood into the main classrooms. An original arched doorway to the front has been blocked up, but could be reinstated. It has architectural merit in that it is well proportioned and has elements of the then popular Arts and Crafts movement in its design, namely the overhanging eaves, and ventilation louvers on the imposing roof.
It has an additional lean-to extension to the rear of the East side and is attached to large modern extensions to the west and south elevations. These were built in the late 20th century and could be demolished.
Cultural and Community Value
The teaching of practical lessons continued in the building from its early days right through to the 21st Century. The loss of this important building now would remove a central part of Chippenham's cultural heritage.
The building is included in the Chippenham Conservation Area and is noted in the Conservation Area Appraisal document dated 2007 as one of the few buildings of architectural note in this area of Chippenham; the other main buildings being the 1856 Railway Station, the 1935 Public Telephone Exchange and the art deco Westinghouse building across the railway line.
The present day college continues in a brand new building on the adjacent site, but this original building forms a backdrop to the modern world of education and is a vital part of Chippenham's social identity. This building should be retained for use and could be converted to become the historical gateway to a new development at the rear of the complex as was achieved when the college extensions were built.
We therefore oppose its demolition and would encourage the owner to incorporate it with a more sympathetic development at the rear of the site.


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Rabitabank increased authorized capital AZN 5 million and reached to AZN 35 million and total capital to AZN 39 million in the beginning of 2013.
A decision on increasing authorized capital of the Bank was made in the General Meeting of the Shareholders in 2012. Additional share emissions were realized by stages during the year for this purpose and all shares were placed by an open subscription through Baku Stock Exchange.
Rabitabank will continue its activity in the direction of increasing the authorized capital in 2013.
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Castor oil is one of the most popular vegetal ingredients used in the cosmetic industry, which makes for a natural way to stay beautiful and also healthy. There are a few benefits of using castor oil. Here's what it does: Helps with the growth and strengthening of the hair If you want to have ...Read More »
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The 2018 Diamond Camp at our new Montana location will be a "do not miss" event!
The Diamond Camp is the ultimate Babes camp experience which features not only expert firearms training (handgun, rifle, shotgun), but also a celebrity chef, a masseuse, yoga instruction, hosted bar, big SWAG bag and a gift certificate for a Thompson Center bolt action rifle for each camper. The camp is taught by an all-female team of national and world shooting sports champions. Plus our three day Diamond event is perfect for novice through advanced shooters. If you are a woman who wants it all then Diamond Camp is for you; from world-class firearms training, a host of recreational activities, and a little pampering!
The new Diamond Camp location is The Wild Game Inn, located in Darby, MT, about 90 minutes from the Missoula Airport. Our hostess, Tracy Holman, has a BEAUTIFUL lodge offering everything from ATV rides, fishing, hiking, skeet shooting and the list goes on. We'll also be doing a wild game and wine pairing program in the afternoon. (So prepare yourself for fine dining and Tracy makes Montana's best homemade ice cream too!)
Camp will start the afternoon of Wednesday, August 15, with range mornings of Thursday, Friday and Saturday, then each afternoon campers can select any number of things they want to do as an all inclusive adventure of activities. Camp will end after lunch on Saturday, August 18. We limit Diamond Camp to ten women with double occupancy so your entire event is very customized and intimate.
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• Camp fees cover instructors, range fees, lunches at the range, complementary loan guns, and other equipment
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(CNN) -- If you're planning to travel to Macedonia to see its beautiful scenery and historic destinations, it might be good to check the exact name of the country before you leave.
That's because things are very much up in the air on a basic question: What is the nation going to call itself?
On Wednesday, the President of Macedonia, Gjorge Ivanov, threw cold water on the plan to change the nation's name to the Republic of Northern Macedonia.
"European Union and NATO membership cannot be an excuse to sign such a bad agreement which has unforeseeable damaging consequences for state and national interests of the Republic of Macedonia," he said on video from the Reuters news agency.
"My position is final, and I will not yield to any pressure, blackmail or threats. I will not support or sign such a damaging agreement," Ivanov said.
Just a day earlier, a much more promising tone had been struck.
Zoran Zaev, the prime minister of Macedonia, and Alexis Tsipras, the prime minister of Greece, had announced a surprise agreement to the new name. The move was to be a bridge in resolving longstanding tensions between Macedonia and its neighbor to the south.
The issue was supposed to be coming up for a vote with the Macedonian people in a referendum later this year.
The question of what exactly to call the country goes back a couple of decades and is complicated. Here's how it got started:
When Macedonia peacefully gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, Greece balked at the name, saying it implied territorial ambitions toward Greece.
As it happens, Greece also has a region called Macedonia. It's in the northern, mountainous part of the country and includes Greece's second-largest city, Thessaloniki, and ancient Philippi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The United Nations has been calling it the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. (You'll see the acronym FYROM on Google Maps.) In addition to causing confusion, the similar names have been a stumbling block for the nation of Macedonia to join the European Union and NATO because of Greece's objections.
On Twitter after the deal between prime ministers was struck, Zaev said the name change preserved the Macedonian ethnic and cultural identity. Both its language and people would continue to be known as Macedonian, he said.
Tsipras tweeted: "It is finally ending a conflict that undermined stability in our region and opens a window in the future. A window of solidarity, friendship and cooperation, prosperity and co-development among our peoples."
Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, had tweeted his congratulations to the two leaders: "I am keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks to you the impossible is becoming possible."
NATO said the agreement will "set Skopje on its path to NATO membership" and praised the two leaders for their willingness to "solve a dispute which has affected the region for too long."
Past name changes with countries demonstrate how complicated these situations can get:
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Because of Gene & Levi, I am pursing my dreams headstrong. I also tripled my bookings, thanks to their mentorship.
To this day Gene & Levi continue to be incredible resources for knowledge, and I frequently look back on this workshop as a turning point for my wedding business."
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Through many mini sessions we discussed topics like vision and identity, and the importance of your role as a storyteller. I left knowing what steps I needed to take in growing my business, and inspired and excited about taking photos that reflect the identity that I believe in."
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Sometimes books seem to have the same call number, even though each book is supposed to have a unique call number. There are a couple of reasons this could happen.
First, the book may be a second (or third, or fourth, etc.) edition of a previously published book. In such cases, the call numbers should be the same except for the final line, which indicates the year of publication (see: How do call numbers work?)
Sometimes the publication year has a letter at the end of it. Such letters are used to indicate that more than one edition of the book came out in the same year or that the item in question is a reproduction (like a microfilm or photocopy) of the work.
Second, books may have nearly identical call numbers because they are part of a series or bookset. In such a case, the call numbers will be exactly the same except for a volume, number, or year designation (v.11, no.4,1988,etc). For example, all issues of Time Magazine will have the same call number, only the volume will change.
Third, different copies of the same edition of the same book will have the same call number except for a line added below the year. This line will indicate the copy number (c.2, c.3, etc.) of each copy. Sometimes copies have been rebound and no longer look exactly alike, but if that last added line is the only difference, the books are the same.
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China possesses a fourth population in the world and has one of the largest drug markets round the world. By 2011, sales on the Chinese drug market have reached RMB 1550 billion (about US$246 billion). China is expected to become the second largest drug market in the world by 2015 with a growth rate over 25 percent per annum in next three years. As China joins the World Trade Organization (WTO) and integrates more completely into the global economy, it will further open the door to a lucrative drug market for overseas pharmaceutical companies, which attracts more and more overseas pharmaceutical manufacturers and producers to enter such drug market and seize a larger part of such drug market. However, the Chinese social environment for the protection of intellectual property right is complex. The locally produced generics and copy products dominate the Chinese drug market. It is estimated that about 97 percent of the drugs produced by local companies are generics or counterfeits.
Facing such complex social environment and market, most overseas and multinational pharmaceutical companies fear that their imported drugs and pharmaceuticals produced in China will be imitated or copied, in turn, their intellectual property will be infringed and benefit will be violated. What reason incurred such fear of overseas and multinational pharmaceutical companies? Why did Eli Lilly & Company fail in its litigation of patent infringement dispute case inChina? Why can Pfizer win in an administrative proceeding against the Patent Reexamination Board of the China State Intellectual Property Office (SIPO) for its Viagra patent? Lack of knowledge of the Chinese intellectual property right system and legislation institution, the cultural difference between China and Western countries as well as the language barriers incurred such result.
China's Guidebook for Pharmaceutical Patent Protection is an essential resource for overseas and multinational pharmaceutical companies to achieve a successful patent protection for their intellectual property in China. This guidebook, targeting overseas and multinational pharmaceutical companies and combining case studies of patent infringement dispute in China from them, will provide a comprehensive and thorough knowledge of the Chinese patent system and legislation institution to guide overseas and multinational pharmaceutical companies step by step to achieve a successful patent protection for their intellectual property in China, which is beginning from the organization structure and the responsibility of Chinese patent authorities, the application for patent, the examination and approval of application for patent, the protection of patent right, to design for compositions of optimized patent protection strategies. Its audiences are the executives from overseas and multinational pharmaceutical companies who have the preliminary knowledge of patent. It is also a textbook for the readers studying in the patent protection for intellectual property rights relating to pharmaceuticals. After having skimmed through this guidebook, audiences and readers can not only be clearly aware of the Chinese patent system and legislation institution, but also design an optimized patent protection strategy for themselves to acquire an adequate protection for their patent right in China.
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