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Tania Raymonde is currently single.
Tania Raymonde has been in a relationship with Jeff Goldblum (2009 - 2010).
Tania Raymonde is a 30 year old American Actress. Born Tania Raymonde Helen Katz on 22nd March, 1988 in Los Angeles, California, USA, she is famous for Malcolm in the Middle, Lost. Her zodiac sign is Aries.
Tania Raymonde has been in 2 on-screen matchups, including Danny Pino in Cold Case (2003) and Jesse Lee Soffer in Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret (2013).
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Tania Raymonde (born Tania Raymonde Helen Katz; March 22, 1988) is an American actress. She began her career in the recurring character of Cynthia Sanders in TV series Malcolm in the Middle between 2000 and 2002, followed by the role of Alex Rousseau in the ABC series Lost from 2006 to 2010. She has since played Carla Rinaldi on MTV's Death Valley (2011), starred in the horror film Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013) and portrayed Jodi Arias, the title role in the TV movie Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret (2013). In April 2015, she joined the cast of the TNT series The Last Ship. She is a star of the current Amazon Video series Goliath.
Tania Raymonde and Jeff Goldblum dated from June, 2009 to 2010.
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All Medicaid applicants must be U.S. citizens or qualified resident aliens; other requirements for Medicaid eligibility vary from state to state depending on whether states have opted to expand Medicaid coverage. Criteria for eligibility include income level and whether applicants fall into mandatory or optional eligibility groups.Continue Reading
According to federal law, all states participating in the Medicaid program must provide Medicaid for low-income mandatory eligibility groups such as children, pregnant women, parents, the elderly and the disabled. In most states, elderly, blind and disabled individuals who receive Supplementary Security Income also receive Medicaid. The Affordable Care Act gives states the option of providing expanded Medicaid coverage. As of 2015, this allows everyone with incomes under 133 percent of the federal poverty level to be eligible for Medicaid regardless of family status or disability. The only criteria in states with expanded Medicaid coverage are household size and income.
The only way an applicant can be sure that he meets the requirements for Medicaid coverage is to fill out an application. Applicants may apply online through the Health Care Marketplace at HealthCare.gov or by contacting their state Medicaid office. Medicaid does not have a limited enrollment period; people are able to apply all year and coverage begins immediately upon acceptance.Learn more about Health Insurance


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Scania to deliver a record 1,500 trucks in the UK
British transport companies Eddie Stobart and A.W. Jenkinson Forest Products have ordered 1,500 Scania Euro 6 trucks in the largest single order for vehicles to date in the UK.
The order, which will be filled over two years, follows a new joint-procurement agreement between Scania and the two companies. The first such agreement was signed in 2010 and was updated in 2012. Under these agreements, Scania has delivered 2,000 trucks.
William Stobart, Chief Operating Officer at Stobart Group, says, Our decision to continue taking Scania vehicles is based on their proven record within the Eddie Stobart and A.W. Jenkinson fleets. We saw no reason but to continue this relationship as we enter into Euro 6 production, with the new deal giving us a lot of flexibility going forward"
The Euro 6 emission standard became compulsory for all new trucks in Europe on 31 December 2013. Scania launched its first Euro 6 trucks in 2011 and followed with its second generation of the vehicles in 2013. The company has to date sold 6,500 Euro 6 trucks. Meanwhile, trucks owned by Scanias own transport company, Scania Transport Laboratory, along with Scania Euro 6 test vehicles operated by customers have covered more than 26 million kilometres.
Scania (Great Britain) Limited, Managing Director Claes Jacobsson says, It is with great pleasure that we announce this, the third major joint-procurement agreement with Eddie Stobart and A.W. Jenkinson Forest Products. Since signing the first such order four years ago, our UK sales and service teams have worked tirelessly to ensure that we have continued to meet the expectations and demands of these two important operators. I am therefore delighted that Scania has once again been chosen as the preferred brand by both companies.
The agreement will involve the supply of vehicles with a wide variety of specifications and designed for a wide range of transport applications, including G- and R-series trucks. Repair and maintenance will be handled by Scanias service network in the UK.
Eddie Stobart, part of Stobart Group, is one of the most recognised and strongest brands in Britain, best known for its iconic green trucks. Today, Eddie Stobart is the name behind a road haulage fleet of 2,500 vehicles. It employs some of the best vehicle utilisation practices in the industry, maximising both efficiency and environmental benefits.
A.W. Jenkinson Forest Products and its subsidiaries handle over 2 million tonnes of green waste, roundwood, chips, sawdust, bark and other timber co-products each year. This is collected from forestry sites, sawmills and other wood processing industries throughout the UK. The company is the largest UK supplier of woodchip and bark products.
Scania is a major supplier to British industry of trucks, buses, coaches and engines for industrial and marine applications. Additionally, the company provides a wide range of complementary and ancillary services in support of its products and customers through its 90-plus-strong network of service centres. In 2013, Scanias share of the UK heavy truck market was 18.1 percent and its combined bus and coach market share amounted to 8.3 percent.
Scania is one of the worlds leading manufacturers of trucks and buses for heavy transport applications, and of industrial and marine engines. Service-related products account for a growing proportion of the companys operations, assuring Scania customers of cost-effective transport solutions and maximum uptime Scania also offers financial services. Employing some 38,600 people, the company operates in about 100 countries. Research and development activities are concentrated in Sweden, while production takes place in Europe and South America, with facilities for global interchange of both components and complete vehicles. In 2012, net sales totalled SEK 79.6 billion and net income amounted to SEK 6.6 billion. Scania press releases are available on www.scania.com (http://www.scania.com/se)
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Financing of SLCP mitigation Initiative
The scientific and political communities are increasingly recognising the need to address climate change by not only reducing CO2 emissions, but also through near-term actions to reduce short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs), such as methane, black carbon and HFCs responsible for global warming as well as air pollution and adverse health impacts. The Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) has a mandate to address SLCPs by raising awareness, developing national and regional policies and actions, promoting best practices, and improving the scientific understanding of SLCP impacts and mitigation strategies. In its effort to promote global action on SLCPs, the CCAC established the CCAC Finance Initiative with an aim to stimulate the financing of SLCP mitigation projects by leveraging expertise, building knowledge and capacity, and engaging stakeholders.
There are many technologies and project types with demonstrable SLCP mitigating potential that are in theory commercially viable. However, even for these cases private financing is not flowing at the required scale. In order to further understand this phenomenon, the CCAC Finance Initiative engaged Frankfurt School to assess the feasibility and potential impact of a SLCP Finance Innovation Facility (SLCP FIF). The purpose of a SLCP FIF would be to 'unlock' commercial finance for SLCP mitigation by providing private financial actors with 'one-off' support in the form of TA or a small grant for developing relevant financial products and services.
The study established by Frankfurt School assessed the barriers to expediently mobilise private finance towards SLCP mitigating technologies in a number of key sectors and markets namely in brick kiln, diesel vehicle, cook stove, refrigeration & air-conditioning, waste, oil & gas and agriculture and analysed the financial profiles of the technologies offering the highest SLCP mitigation potential. Thereby the study aimed to ascertain the appetite of commercial banks for SLCP technologies and the subsequent demand for a SLCP FIF. The study was carried in close co-ordination with the lead partners of the CCAC Finance Initiative (UNEP-FI, and World Bank), the CCAC Secretariat and other CCAC sector initiative partners.


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High prices have lured farmers across Alabama into growing wheat this year — with acreage reaching a 27-year high. With the increased acreage comes a greater interest in storing grain on-farm to save time during harvest and to lock in the best sales price.
Professionals with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System agree this could be a profitable strategy if farmers take steps to maintain grain quality and handle grain safely.
Kathy Flanders, an Extension entomologist, says not paying attention to these basics could exact a heavy toll, both in terms of farmers' financial bottom lines and even their personal safety.
"Some have never stored grain before, and for others it's been a long time," says Flanders, who adds that growers may not be aware of or may have forgotten the potentially destructive power of insects.
To help ensure farmers are familiar with the best practices for storing grain, Extension and the Alabama Wheat and Feed Grain Check-Off Committee are conducting a stored grain workshop on Thursday, May 15 at Auburn University's Black Belt Substation and a nearby farm.
More information on the workshop can be found at http://www.aces.edu/dept/grain/documents/WestAlabamaStoredGrainPestManagementWorkshop.pdf. Interested producers can also contact Rudy Yates, a regional Extension agronomy agent, at (334) 295-5959 or (334) 422-1135 or at [email protected]
Doug Trantham, a Calhoun County farmer, says preparing the grain bin before filling and proper attention to the grain while it is in storage are crucial. "You can put in $8 or $9 dollar a bushel wheat in June and if you have not done things correctly, you will be pulling out $2 a bushel feed wheat by the end of the summer," says Trantham.
Brian Glenn, chair of the Alabama Farmers' Federation Wheat and Stored Grain Commodity Group, agrees with Trantham.
"I used to say a full grain bin was like money in the bank. But it's not. Money doesn't deteriorate in a bank, but grain will."
Flanders says the hot, humid summers of the Deep South are particularly challenging to storing grain.
"Southern grain bins are especially prone to insect infiltration and molds — the reason why farmers should make every effort to stop them dead in their tracks while bins are still empty," she says.
Both men agree with Flanders that the first crucial step to storing grain is to correctly prepare the bin before adding the wheat or other grain.
"We have to be especially careful down here and use all the tools available to make sure the grain is the same quality coming out of the bin as when it goes in," Flanders says.


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Saturday 09/01/2016
3rd Round
Happy New Year all! Hope you have a good one.
The return to the Keepmoat to see Donny take on Stoke was a solo affair. No takers this time for company which I suppose is expected this time of year. Anyway that was not going to deter from a great day out.
The atmosphere was fantastic with both sets of fans turning up in huge numbers. The DRFC stand display was a nice touch too in order to make the occasion special.
Moving onto the game, personally this should have draw and I know Donny fans will be disappointed with the result. This was just one of those occasions where the FA cup had run out of some of the magic for the lower ranked team. The game was still a decent spectacle though and I thoroughly enjoyed the game.
And match highlights!
Thank you all Doncaster fans for the journey. Good luck for the rest of the season! Ferguson has certainly turned things round for you.
Stoke City, you are my new team. I've just seen the draw which means we are going to Palace! Let's have it!
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KITTANNING TWP — State police allege that a Ford City man was driving drunk in November when his pickup truck crossed the center line and slammed head-on into another pickup, killing the other driver.
Police today arrested Jonathon Brandon Miller, 23, on four felonies and a list of other charges in the crash on Route 422 in Kittanning Township.
He is in the Armstrong County Jail on $75,000 bail.
The collision killed Terry R. McClafferty, 37, of Ford City.
Police said Miller was eastbound on Route 422 about 1:35 a.m. Nov. 3 when his Ford truck crossed the double yellow lines of the highway into oncoming traffic. The truck collided with McClafferty's westbound Dodge pickup.
Then Armstrong Deputy Coroner Brian K. Myers pronounced McClafferty dead at the scene.
The wreck closed the highway in Armstrong County, just west of Cornish Road, for more than six hours.
Miller is charged with homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence, aggravated assault by vehicle while DUI, homcide by vehicle and aggravated assault by vehicle, all felonies.
Additionally, he is charged with DUI and reckless endangerment, both misdemeanors.
Police also cited him for failing to keep right, disregarding traffic lanes, driving too fast for conditions, careless driving, reckless driving and not wearing a seat belt.


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laser beam was typically exercised like a pointer in lecture halls, or possibly
a surveyor would have exercised when examination building works. In truth any
sort of situation where a very evident pointer was desired. Astronomers can
make use them to highlighting stars and the skies for their searches.
They do have
practical uses but it appears that they have been adopted as something of a
geek enjoyment device. It is the in thing to have if you are to be making out
like fun. These pointers exist in various colors all with different strengths
of beam. The green appears to be the one that the eye picks up the simply. The
human eye is very sensitive to green than red or blue that it seems.
A laser pointer
in green at only 532nm will defeat a red one at 650nm hands down. The red only
comes into view like a dot; the beam disappears in dark. The green works even
excellent in the dark and is a nonstop beam going on for miles. I have seen one
dealer who quotes the distance of nearly 80 miles. Anyway, that is a little
If you were to obtain several in dissimilar colors you could set up your
own type of laser show that would appear most amazing. When a laser pointer is
exercised in a public place where people are attending there are rules and
regulations concerning the power of the beam that can be exercised, i.e. just 1
mW of laser light. Every country has its own policy for the use of these laser
Haphazard use of them can pose a risk particularly if they are
directed into somebodys eyes and more chiefly if that person was driving a
vehicle or flying an airplane. Not merely would it do hurt to the persons eyes
but could prove hazardous to protection owing to the distraction factor.
I think if I was going mountaineering, or indeed someplace where
people were scarce I would get one of these laser pointers in green and trust
that if I got lost that it would help people to locate me in the case of a
rescue situation.
People bring into play them for enjoyment these days, popping
balloons, lighting matches, even safety matches with them. There are
re-chargeable devices to be had which formulate it possibly cheaper to make use
of them than to have to keep obtaining new batteries.
It should be noted that the green laser pointer do offer quite lots of infra-red radiation but the better goods
have a built-in filter. A few manufacturers of cheaper products do not want the
further expense on manufacture of the filters thus they do not put them in. I
would suggest that you pay some more and find one with a filter, for the sake
of your own eyesight and anyone elses.
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Born and raised in Radlbrunn, Austria, Hans knew at a young age that he wanted a career in fine dining. With his classical training in Vienna and extensive work experience throughout Europe, Canada and the United States. Chef Hans maintains the high standards of quality that have been at the heart of Cafe Mozart since its opening in 1977.
Chef Löschl's experience includes the position of Executive Chef of Umberto's al Porto, a popular Italian restaurant in Vancouver BC, named "The Best Restaurant in Vancouver" under his guidance.
He served as the Fine Dining Room Chef for the Westin Maui, where he was instrumental in developing the new hotel/restaurant into five-star recognition, then joined the Westin St Francis in San Francisco as Executive Sous Chef.
Locally, he served as the Executive Chef at The Cellar in Fullerton, Le Biarritz in Newport Beach, Santa Ana Country Club, and the Westin South Coast Plaza. Since 2004, chef Hans has shared his experience as a fine dining chef and restaurateur with his guests at Café Mozart. His talent and expertise will guarantee the success of your dinner parties, banquets and special events.


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I'm not sure what a "Brianwave" is, but I think I like it. It may have just been a simple typo when PLX Devices sent out a press release advertising the "World's First Brianwave Interface for iPad/iPhone/iPod," or perhaps it's something far more profound–is the company trying to tell me something?
Whatever the case may be, later in the press release, the PLX promises that the XWave is "the world's first brainwave interface accessory for the iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad." The device slips over the user's head like a standard (albeit bizarre-looking) headset.
The XWave into any of the aforementioned Apple product, letting the users the company's apps using electric impulses transmitted from their skills. The impulses are the converted into digital signals, which communicate with the devices.
Mind control ain't cheap, of course–the device runs $99, though it does come bundled with a free XWave App. Says PLX,
The App allows you to become familiar with controlling objects with your mind and gives you an opportunity to train your brain to control its attention and meditation levels. With the application you will have to go through different stages to control the function of your brain. Objectives include: having to levitate a ball for a certain amount of time, change a color based on the relaxation of your brain and training your brain to maximize its attention span.
More apps will be available through iTunes. PLX will also be opening up its SDK for third-part app development. The device is available for pre-order, as of today. It will begin shipping next month.


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The most important factor in determining how much readers will comprehend and how well writers will be able to communicate about a given topic is their level of knowledge about that topic (interest in the topic is also important but often is related to prior knowledge). The importance of prior knowledge to comprehension and communication is included in virtually all modern theories of reading (Anderson & Pearson, 1984; Pressley, Wood, & Woloshyn, 1992; Spivey, 1996). According to schema theory, prior knowledge provides a schema—a framework or structure—that helps thinking. Readers familiar with sports, for example, know that a baseball game has nine players on each side, that the players field different positions, and what players in each position are supposed to do. The writer considers these baseball basics to be "general knowledge" and, thus, does not explicitly explain them in a book or article about baseball. Readers who "know" baseball can listen to or read about a game and have little difficulty comprehending descriptions of games, plays, and so on. These readers literally carry in their heads a schema for baseball. They can envision the field, the baselines, the batter's box, and the dugout. They understand this technical vocabulary and much more. When they hear or read about a "double play," a "slider," a "blooping single to right," a "pick-off attempt," or a player "safe at first," these readers create mental images from the frameworks they possess. In contrast, readers whose prior knowledge of baseball is limited or nonexistent can read the same words and descriptions but not have the foggiest idea of what is going on.
Because comprehension and communication are so dependent on prior knowledge, children whose knowledge of a topic is limited have difficulty comprehending much of what they read and difficulty communicating in writing about that topic. And children who read little have the least opportunity to acquire new knowledge through reading.
Schools must be responsible for helping children learn about the world in which they live. When you think about what we teach children in schools, you can divide almost everything into two categories: knowledge and skills. The abilities to read, spell, write, do math, use the computer, sing a song, play the clarinet, throw a ball, and speak a foreign language are all skills—things you can do. The understandings that there are seven continents, each state has two senators, the Civil War was fought in the 1860s, mammals are warm-blooded animals, and Martin Luther King, Jr., led the civil rights movement are all knowledge—things that you know. For many years, literacy instruction in elementary schools has focused on skills and largely ignored knowledge, particularly deep knowledge of topics. In many schools with large numbers of struggling readers, teachers are instructed to "teach the basics." The basics usually refer to the three R's—reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic. The knowledge part of the curriculum, usually found in the subjects of science and social studies, are almost ignored in the primary grades of these schools.
Emphasizing the skill subjects and excluding the knowledge subjects often results in a short-term gain and a long-term deficit. Test scores in schools that emphasize skills in grades K–3 indicate that children do well through the second or third grade but test scores decline from fourth grade on. After third grade, teachers are supposed to, and do indeed try to, teach the knowledge subjects such as science and social studies. They often find, however, that even their average students can't read the textbooks or "can read them but not understand what they are reading." Children who can read the words but can't understand what they are reading are not really reading. These children who "have the skills" but who lack needed prior knowledge of critical school topics are a legacy of a primary grades curriculum that required teachers to spend all their time "on the basics."
This knowledge deficit, which usually rears its ugly head in third or fourth grade, does not disappear as children move through school. The Scholastic Achievement Test, which claims to predict how well students will do in college, is very dependent on prior knowledge. Our failure to raise SAT scores in spite of two decades of educational reform may be one of the clearest indicators that schools have focused more on skills development than on expanding children's knowledge of the world.
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PHOENIX -- Dry and quiet weather continues for Arizona today. Temperatures will soar to above-average levels today in the Valley and stay there through the weekend.
The normal high for this time of year in the Valley is 74 degrees, but we'll warm to about 81 degrees this afternoon under partly sunny skies. Overnight lows will dip to the 50s.
More high clouds are expected tomorrow for another partly sunny day in the low 80s.
On Friday, a storm approaches from the northwest and will bring rain and snow chances to Northern and Eastern parts of the state. Little to no accumulation is expected.
The Valley will stay dry as that storm quickly moves through the northern portion of the state.
Winds are expected to pick up though for breezy conditions in the deserts of the state both Friday and Saturday. A warm and dry weekend is expected with sunshine and afternoon temperatures in the low 80s.
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(A) An Ohio permit holder may practice public accounting, whether as an owner or employee, only in the form of a sole proprietorship, a partnership, limited liability company, professional association, corporation, or other legal entity whose characteristics conform to the Revised Code and rules of the board.
(B) A firm name may not be used unless such name has been registered with the board.
(C) A misleading CPA firm name is one which:
(1) Contains any representation that would be likely to cause a reasonable person to misunderstand or be confused about the legal form of the firm, or about who are the owners or members of the firm, including reference to a type of organization or an abbreviation thereof which does not accurately reflect the form under which the firm is organized, including, but not limited to the following:
(a) Implies the existence of a corporation when the firm is not a corporation, such as through the use of the words " corporation", "incorporated", "Ltd.", "professional corporation", or an abbreviation thereof as part of the firm name if the firm name is not incorporated or is not a professional corporation;
(b) Implies the existence of a partnership when there is not a partnership such as by use of the term "partnership" or "limited liability partnership" or the abbreviation "LLP" if the firm is not such an entity;
(c) Includes the name of an individual who is not a CPA if the title "CPAs" is included in the firm name;
(d) Includes information about or indicates an association with persons who are not members of the firm, except as permitted pursuant to paragraph (D) of this rule ; or
(e) Includes the terms "& Company", "& Associate", or "Group", but the firm does not include, in addition to the named partner, another shareholder, owner, member, or staff employee.
(2) Contains any representation that would be likely to cause a reasonable person to have a false or unjustified expectation of favorable results or capabilities, through the use of a false or unjustified statement of fact as to any material matter.
(3) Claims or implies the ability to influence a regulatory body or official;
(4) Includes the name of an owner whose license has been revoked for disciplinary reasons by the board, whereby the licensee has been prohibited from practicing public accountancy or prohibited from using the title CPA or holding himself out as a certified public accountant.
(D) The following types of CPA firm names are not in and of themselves misleading and are permissible so long as they do not violate the provisions of paragraph (C)(1)(a) of this rule:
(1) A firm name that includes the names of one or more former or present owners;
(2) A firm name that excludes the names of one or more former or present owners;
(3) A firm name that uses the designation "CPA" as part of the firm name when all named individuals are owners of the firm who hold such titles or are former owners who held such title at the time they ceased to be owners of the firm;
(4) A firm name that includes the name of a non-CPA owner if the "CPA" title is not a part of the firm name;
(E) A network firm as defined in the "AICPA Code of Professional Conduct" in effect December 15, 2014 may use a common brand name or share common initials, as part of the firm name;
(F) A network firm as defined in the "AICPA Code of Professional Conduct" in effect December 15, 2014 may use the network name as the firm's name, provided it also shares one or more of the following characteristics with other firms in the network:
(1) Common control, as defined by generally accepted accounting principles in the United States, among the firms through ownership, management, or other means;
(2) Profits or costs, excluding costs for operating the association, costs of developing audit methodologies, manuals and training courses, and other costs that are immaterial to the firm;
(3) Common business strategy that involves ongoing collaboration among the firms whereby the firms are responsible for implementing the association's strategy and are held accountable for performance pursuant that strategy;
(4) Significant part of professional resources;
(5) Common quality control policies and procedures that participating firms are required to implement and that are monitored by the association.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 09/26/2016 and 12/11/2021
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4701.03
Rule Amplifies: 4701.03
Prior Effective Dates: 1/1/75, 9/1/98, 9/19/94, 8/5/99, 10/22/04, 9/14/07, 11/25/13


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The U.S. is the best house on a bad block, and investors should stick with U.S.-focused stocks, Alec Young, S&P Capital IQ strategist, told CNBC on Friday.
That has his firm advocating an overweight stance on technology and consumer discretionary sectors while underweighting utilities and materials.
"The overriding theme is that we want to be more domestic," Young said. "We think most of the risks out there are global."


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Mighty Atom at Ferryside Carmarthenshire
Towed her down the M4 to Ferryside for a peacefull couple of days on the river Towy.
Friendly folk at the Towy Yacht Club helped with local knowledge etc . Had a gentle sail on the Estuary then dried out on the sandy beach for the night.
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Publications on the internet
Index of Amendments
given up to and including
Tuesday 3rd April 2001
NEW CLAUSESDuty of education providers
Mr Tim Boswell
NC1To move the following Clause:
'.It shall be the duty of all providers of education under the provisions of this Act and of all professions and ancillary agencies providing services in connection with special educational needs to have regard to
Expenses of Secretary of State
Mr Nick St Aubyn
'The Government shall audit the costs of legislation and provide funds as necessary to implement the changes to the current special educational arrangements set out in the Bill.'.
Support in cases of discrimination
Mr Tim Boswell
NC3To move the following Clause:
'The Disability Rights Commission shall provide advice and assistance for persons seeming to them to have a prima facie case of discrimination against any person or body regulated by this Act, to pursue their case through litigation.'.
Consideration of issues of adequacy and discrimination
Mr Tim Boswell
NC4To move the following Clause:
'Issues of adequacy and discrimination in connection with the planning and provision of educational and related services to a disabled pupil on transition from the school sector to further education, may either be considered by the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal or may be the subject of civil proceedings, according to the wishes of the pupil concerned.'.
Unreasonable action
Mr Tim Boswell
NC5To move the following Clause:
'.After section 496(2) of the Education Act 1996 there shall be inserted
ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE (27TH MARCH) That
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This month, Archbold will host free cervical cancer screenings through their health system as well as a Health Talk.
On Thursday, Archbold will host a free cervical cancer screening in Thomasville at the Lewis Hall Singletary Oncology Center from 4 p.m.-6 p.m.
Screenings will also be held at other locations within Archbold's health system:
· Jan. 26 (Quitman)-Brooks Medical Associates located at 907 N Court St. from 3 p.m.-5 p.m.
· Jan. 29 (Cairo)-Cairo Internal Medicine located at 1090 5th St SE from 1:30pm-3:30pm
· Jan. 29 (Camilla)-Medical Group of Mitchell County located at 259 US Hwy 19 S from 3:00pm-5:00pm
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From delivering happiness to strengthening relationships, Domino's Pizza India unveils new brand positioning "Yeh hai rishton ka time"
India's Pizza Delivery expert and market leader in the organized pizza home delivery segment announced the launch of their new brand positioning campaign "Yeh Hai Rishton Ka Time". After spending four years with the emotional proposition of Happiness Home delivered- 'Khushiyon ki Home Delivery'. Domino's Pizza endeavours to deepen the engagement with consumers, through its new brand positioning that focuses on relationships and bonding.
Commenting on the new brand positioning campaign and tag line Mr. Ajay Kaul, CEO Jubilant FoodWorks Limited said "
After the successful run with our emotional positioning of 'Khushiyon ki Home Delivery', we believed it was time to take the consumer connect with the brand to the next level and hence this new positioning of Yeh Hai Rishton ka Time. We believe that it will help us continue the growth momentum and take the brand to the next level."
Adding his thoughts on the brand's repositioning, Mr. Harneet Singh Rajpal, Vice President, Marketing – Domino's Pizza India said, "When we moved from 'Hungry Kya' to 'Khushiyon ki Home Delivery' in 2008, we took the first step in our transition from a functional fulfillment brand to an emotionally connected one. After four years of a fantastic run with this positioning, we felt it was time to evolve and anchor the brand in a deeper level of emotion. During this period, happiness sans emotion became diffused as more than 30 brands now have 'happiness' in their positioning statement. We now want to delve into a space and proposition which we can uniquely own. Our new positioning statement 'Yeh Hai Rishton ka Time' replays the fact that Domino's time is the time which people spend together in a casual and informal way and it leads to the bonds, that people share, becoming stronger, warmer and more livelier."
He further added, "The new positioning Yeh Hai Rishton ka Time would take us to a new level of emotional connect so that the engagement with the consumer is deeper and more enduring. Our constant emphasis with our brand repositioning would be to enhance and evoke happy memories of our consumers."
The Campaign "Yeh Hai Rishton Ka Time" is conceptualized by Contract Advertising.
This new campaign would be supported by a Television Commercial and in store print elements like DHs, BTs, Translites, Banner, Bike Back, Hoardings, new brand website, promotion on social media etc.
About Jubilant FoodWorks Limited
Jubilant FoodWorks Limited (JFL) is part of Jubilant Bhartia group and India's largest food service company, with a network of more than 500 Domino's Pizza stores (as of 30th August, 2012) across 110 cities. JFL & its subsidiary operate Domino's Pizza brand with the exclusive rights for India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal. The Company is the market leader in the organized pizza market with a 55% market share and 70%+ share in the Pizza home delivery segment in India (as per Euro monitor report 2012).The Company also has exclusive rights for developing and operating Dunkin' Donuts restaurants for India and currently has launched 5 Dunkin' Donuts restaurants in India (as of 6th October, 2012).


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Rapper Wiz Khalifa and model Amber Rose have wed in a low-key ceremony.
The Black and Yellow hitmaker broke the happy news to fans via Twitter.com on Monday afternoon (08Jul13), six days after obtaining a marriage license in Los Angeles.
He tweets, "Me and Amber got married today. Weddings this fall. Thought I'd let yall know (sic)".
His new wife followed up the announcement by sharing her own message with fans online, writing, "Yay me & my Baby are officially married!!!"
Khalifa recently revealed the couple is planning to celebrate its love with a big wedding this autumn (13), once Rose regains her pre-pregnancy figure following the birth of their first child, son Sebastian, in February (13).
He told Sister 2 Sister magazine, "She wants to look perfect in her dress. She doesn't want her dress to fit her 'after baby' body. She wants it to fit her regular body."
The pair began dating in 2010, following Rose's split from Kanye West, who also became a new parent when his girlfriend Kim Kardashian gave birth to their first child last month (Jun13).


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We have been informed about a new player that made entry to Turkish micro blog market. The startup is called CivilCivil.com and it got online in June 2009 without much PR, but in that period, it accepted members and was open to use by everyone for only a few days, and then accepted only users who were recommended by the current users. And, a few days ago, it started to be open to use by everyone.
The founders developed the service all by themselves in 5 months. This service has many features of the most popular micro blog platform Twitter, yet the system provides services via its own structure and software.
CivilCivil.com has nearly all of the features you can see on a usual micro blog services and it works flawlessly.
CivilCivil.com integrated the filter system in Twitter, which filters the most popular topic of the day, using hash tag (#) into its system. Currently an average of 110 messages are updated on the system a day and there are 700 registered users.
The system, integrated into again their own initiative CCResim.com, enables sending pictures to CivilCivil.com and works with no problems as we have tested.
The service is not integrated to SMS yet, however the team will work on this in the coming days. For the project, there is a collaborative work going on with a telecom company. Sunay Caliskan, one of the founders of the service, says that this way, the project will fill Twitter's biggest gap for Turkish Twitter users.
The service aims to make its users accustomed to using its own jargon, the term "civilti" (tweet in Turkish) for CivilCivil.com, like Twitter's "Tweet", and considering its concentrated segmentations of its users, I believe that the service will reach its goal. On the other hand, we should add that it delivers a clear content with its current user group.
Civilcivil.com should work a little more on its design and interfaces. However, we can say that it is doing a good job since Civilcivil.com is presenting Twitter, its role model, in its unique way.
I think it is possible for the service, which is open to self-improvement, to create its own audience by being on its own line in the concept of micro blogging, since it is yet to be wide spread. For this, it needs to include the features in its systems that will make difference and be suited to Turkish Internet users. My personal opinion, without being limited to Twitter, the team should pay attention to and consider alternative platforms in Turkey that have started to become widespread, particularly FriendFeed.


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"Merlin" fans get double the Gaius this week when James Callis, who played Gaius Baltar on "Battlestar Galactica," guest stars as court physician Gaius' former pupil.
Callis deepens his voice and alters his accent to play devious Julius Borden in "Aithusa," which airs at 9 p.m. Jan. 27 on Syfy. Borden comes to Camelot looking for the third part of a Triskelion—an ancient object that supposedly will reveal the location of the last dragon egg.


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This morning I woke up at 7:45 for hopefully my last anxiety filled, sweat drenched, adrenaline laced shopping excursion of the week.
At 8:20 I made my way over to the H&M at 51st and 5th Avenue for the unleashing of the Viktor & Rolf collection:
I didn't see a line outside like Jimmy Choo, so I thought, for a second, that it was tame.
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Craziness. I've surmised that New York women are the arbiters for fashion because they treat it like it's their life's blood...essentially they'd kill for it. Readers, this was hands down the craziest scene of the week.
Seeing everyone grabbing this & that made my shopaholic heart palpitate. Basically I got caught up like Usher and joined the melee...I grabbed jeans, dresses, tops, anything. I figured, hey, it's H&M, I could probably afford alllll this, plus have a few pesos left over for some strawberry mentos or something.
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This signature $100 dress was cute, but a little tight.
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Instead of hightailing back to the store, I've decided to put my trench on www.ebay.com
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Committees & Working Groups
The structure of IHEC is based on a distributed organizational model. This model has been successfully used in other international genome projects, and relies on the interaction among funders (providing oversight), an international scientific steering committee (setting guidelines), and scientific groups and centers (data production centers, regional or national-level data analysis and coordination centers).
IHEC consists of two committees and a number of different working groups. Since the launch of IHEC in 2010, the work of the consortium has evolved dynamically, with emerging priorities and ongoing core activities. This is reflected by the varying thematic orientations of the working groups over time. Each of these working groups integrates key scientific and stakeholder expertise from around the world. The responsibilities and members of the current and past working groups are detailed below. Current working group typically meet virtually once per month.
IHEC Committees
Executive Committee
Oversight of IHEC is provided by an Executive Committee (EXEC), constituted of individuals nominated by the IHEC Funding Members.
- Dr Eric Marcotte
- Dr Tomasz Dylag
Internat. Scientific Steering Committee
The International Scientific Steering Committee (ISSC) acts a scientific coordinating body for IHEC, and is comprised of lead scientists on funded projects.
- Dr Martin Hirst
- Prof. Dr Jörn Walter
Current Working Groups
Assay Standards and Quality Control
The Assay Standards and Quality Control working group's mandate is to define: assays required for a reference epigenome, standardized protocols and quality control (QC) metrics, and standardized analysis pipelines.
- Dr Martin Hirst
- Dr Ivo Gut
The Bioethics working group is a multidisciplinary group of researchers interested in the relationship between epigenetic science, ethics and policy.
- Dr Yann Joly
- Prof. Dr Stephan Beck
The Communications working group's mandate is to coordinate the communication activities between the committees and the working groups, as well as ensuring that IHEC activities and achievements are communicated effectively to the rest of the community and the wider public.
- Dr Eric Marcotte
- Prof. Dr Jörn Walter
Data Ecosystem
The Data Ecosystem working group coordinates among IHEC members to define methods and standards for the sharing of raw and processed data.
- Dr Paul Flicek
Integrative Analysis
- Dr Guillaume Bourque
- Prof. Dr Stephan Beck
Past Working Groups
Cell Group
- Prof. Dr Pier Giuseppe Pelicci
- Dr Toshikazu Ushijima
Metadata Standards
The Metadata working group coordinates among IHEC members to enable integration of epigenomic profiling data.
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The Hon. John Collier (1850-1934)
The Sleeping Beauty
signed and dated 'John Collier/1921' (lower right)
oil on canvas
44 x 56 in. (111.7 x 142.2 cm.)
George Audley, Liverpool.
Probably shipped from Liverpool to Baltimore, Maryland, in the 1930s or 1940s.
Given by the owner to a small country museum in Maryland and subsequently de-accessioned.
Bought by the present owner's mother in Betheseda, Maryland, in the early 1980s, and thence by descent.
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Liverpool, Walker Art Gallery, Forty-Ninth Autumn Exhibition of Modern Art, 1921, no.944, priced at £400.
This remarkable picture is eloquent testimony to the survival of Pre-Raphaelite values well into the twentieth century. Dating from as late as 1921, it treats the famous fairy story of 'Sleeping Beauty' that had been told many times in European literature. Its origins obscure, in the seventeenth century it was included by Charles Perrault in his Contes du Temps Passé, while in the nineteenth century it was re-cast by the brothers Grimm and by Tennyson in his early poem 'The Day-Dream'. Only one Pre-Raphaelite seems to have illustrated the subject, but it obsessed him for the best part of thirty years. Edward Burne-Jones, the key figure in the later phase of the movement, turned to fairy stories for inspiration in the early 1860s, probably under the influence of his mentor John Ruskin, who attached great importance to their moral efficacy and the principles governing their illustration. Is is probably no coincidence that in 1862 an edition of Perrault's Contes was published in Paris with illustrations by Gustave Doré, an artist whose work Ruskin intensely disliked and regarded as epitomising the most socially harmful tendencies of modern art. Burne-Jones's interest in these stories was at least partly the result of Ruskin wanting to see them illustrated in England in a more elevating style.
While some of Burne-Jones's renderings of fairytale subjects took the form of watercolours, 'Sleeping Beauty' and others were treated at more narrative length as designs for sets of tiles to be incorporated into decorative schemes carried out by Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co., the firm of 'fine art workmen' that he had helped to found in 1861. Burne-Jones returned to the theme in the early 1870s, when he painted a series of three small canvases for his Scottish patron William Graham (Museo de Arte, Ponce, Puerto Rico). These are not only in the more Italianate style that he had developed by this date but reduce the story to its essentials. The paintings show the Prince entering the briar wood, the King and his courtiers asleep, and the Princess, surrounded by her maidens, awaiting the kiss that will bring the palace to life.
Hardly were these pictures finished than Burne-Jones embarked on a much larger series, this time adding a fourth subject, called The Garden Court, showing a group of servant girls who have fallen asleep in a courtyard as they work at a loom or draw water from a well. The paintings hung fire until 1884, but they were then taken up in earnest and sold in advance to his dealers, Agnews, for £15,000, the most he had ever received for a commission. After many vicissitudes, they were eventually completed in April 1890, when they were exhibited at Agnew's premises in Bond Street. They were bought by the financier Alexander Henderson, later first Viscount Faringdon, who installed them in the saloon at Buscot Park, his country house in Oxfordhire. They remain there to this day.
Burne-Jones's so called large Briar Rose series are important in the present context since it is almost impossible to imagine that the paintings were not seen by Collier. Their exhibiton was a phenomenal success, drawing enormous crowds that clogged the Bond Street traffic and receiving an almost universally rapturous response from critics, fellow artists and the public. In fact the event marked the zenith of Burne-Jones's career, the inevitable reaction setting in only a few years later.
Echoes of this revelation, which was sustained by Agnew's publication of magnificent photogravure reproductions of the four paintings in 1892, are common in the work of the many artists who felt Burne-Jones's influence and often continued to betray it well into the twentieth century. Aubrey Beardsley is perhaps only the most famous example. There were repercussions in Paris too, where Burne-Jones was highly esteemed in Symbolist circles in the 1890s. On 24 May 1894 a play inspired by the series, La Belle au Bois dormant, opened at the avant-garde Théâtre de l'Oeuvre. It was financed in part by the Baronne Deslandes, a fashionable Parisian bluestocking who had appointed herself high priestess of the Burne-Jones cult in the French capital and was to come to London to sit to her hero for her portrait in 1895.
Collier's painting, though executed more than twenty years later, belongs to this tradition. The composition owes much to The Rose Bower (fig.1), the scene with the Princess and her attendants asleep in the Buscot series, although there are obvious differences too. The main figure faces in the opposite direction, and the tableau is set not in the open air but inside the sleeping palace. Only through the leaded windows, studded with stained-glass medallions bearing heraldic devices, do we see the overgrown wood through which the Prince must force his way to bring everything to life. Morever, if the imagery is an astonishing example of Pre-Raphaelite survival, the formal language is far more academic than anything employed by Burne-Jones or his immediate followers.
This sense of form was the one constant in Collier's remarkably varied oeuvre. Born in London in 1850 (two years after the formation of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood), he was the son of a distinguished lawyer and judge, later raised to the peerage as Lord Monkswell. Having received his formal education at Eton, and briefly considered a diplomatic career, he decided to become an artist and was introduced to Lawrence Alma-Tadema, who had settled in England in 1870. Alma-Tadema declined to accept him as a pupil but continued to take an interest in him and Collier is generally seen as his follower. John Everett Millais, the Pre-Raphaelite Brother who had long since allied himself with the Royal Academy, also offered help and advice. For more formal instruction, however, Collier went to the Slade School, working there under its principal, E.J. Poynter. He then proceeded to further study in Munich and finally Paris, where he was taught by J.P. Laurens.
Collier was a prolific artist, he himself recording the production of over 1,100 works. To the Royal Academy alone he contributed 140 pictures between 1874 and his death sixty years later, although strangely enough he was never an associate member. He also exhibited 165 works at the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, of which he became vice-president. His flourishing practice as a portraitist was established in the late 1870s. He never cut the dash of Sargent or even J.J. Shannon, but he could always be relied upon for a good likeness, presented with solidity and style. Although he painted many women, including the actress Ellen Terry and the violinist Neruda, it was male portraits in which he specialised, and the range of his sitters during his long career was remarkable. They included such great high Victorians as Anthony Ashley-Cooper, the famous seventh Earl of Shaftesbury, Charles Darwin and his apologist, T. H. Huxley; numerous late Victorian and Edwardian celebrities, Henry Irving, George Bernard Shaw, Rudyard Kipling and Lord Kitchener among them; and figures like Sir Oswald Mosley and the novelist Aldous Huxley who belong essentially to the twentieth century. Huxley, whom he painted in 1927, was his nephew. Collier had married the daughter of T.H. Huxley in 1879, and, after her tragically early death in 1887, her younger sister, braving the social ostracism that such a step entailed before the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill was passed in 1907.
It was fortunate for Collier that he had this talent as a portraitist, and indeed for landscape, the subject of an exhibition he held at the Leicester Galleries in 1915. Literary subjects were increasingly unfashionable from the mid 1890s, and those who were unable to adapt often found themselves sidelined or simply gave up the unequal struggle. But Collier himself did not abandon these subjects. Indeed in the popular mind, both at the time and now, he was associated above all with the so-called 'problem picture', works with teasing titles like The Cheat, The Death Sentence, The Return of the Prodigal or The Fallen Idol, 'story-telling compositions', as his Times obiturarist put it, 'which still left something to the ingenuity rather than the imagination of the spectator'. Collier himself disliked the term 'problem picture', maintaining that these works were straightforward depictions of domestic tragedies, but if this was his aim he had a way of presenting his subjects as tanatalising psychodramas, or, in the words of the DNB,'conundrums to be unravelled by the viewer'.
Collier attempted other types of subject, too. A Priestess of Bacchus, a canvas sold in these Rooms on 26 November 2003, was a classical theme in the manner of Sir Frederic Leighton or one of Collier's early mentors, Poynter and Alma-Tadema, while A Glass of Wine with Caesar Borgia (Ipswich Art Gallery), a work celebrated in its day, is historical genre laced with melodrama. Or again, as the present work shows, he would look back to late Pre-Raphaelitism, exploring once again its chosen field of symbolism and dreams.
The Sleeping Beauty is not Collier's only picture of this type. In the Venusberg (Atkinson Art Gallery, Southport), a work shown at the Academy in 1901, treats the Tannhäuser legend that had previously inspired Burne-Jones, William Morris and A.C. Swinburne, not to mention, of course, Richard Wagner. Nor was Collier alone in seeking an accomodation between Pre-Raphaelite imagery and an academic approach. His almost exact contemporary J.W. Waterhouse, another artist much influenced at the outset by Alma-Tadema, pursued this course for many years, as, in a different mode, did the younger John Byam Shaw and others of his generation. But The Sleeping Beauty is in a class of its own, representing a particularly happy resolution of sentiment and form. It is not so much an illustration of a text as an evocation of mood, an attempt to mirror a certain frame of mind on the part of the viewer. Like other very late examples of Pre-Raphaelite survival (some of Frank Cadogan Cowper's last works are another), it seems to demand comparison not with contemporary painting (with much of which it obviously has all too little in common) but with current theatre and film. We appear to have reached a point where the art historian should hand over to an authority on stage and screen. In 1968 Mario Amaya published an article on Alma-Tadema entitled 'The Painter who inspired Hollywood', pointing to analogies between the artist's panoramic and exhaustively researched canvases and the epics of Cecil B. De Mille and others. A more extensive study, embracing the genre explored here by Alma-Tadema's follower, would be illuminating.
In 1921 the picture was exhibitied at one of the autumn exhibitions that were held at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, and attracted many London-based artists seeking a northern market. It entered the collection of George Audley, a wealthy Liverpool exporter of beer and whisky who was a great benefactor of the Walker, giving £10,000 towards an extension in 1931 and the following year adding twenty-six paintings to its collection. The Collier seems to have remained in Liverpool until the 1930s or 1940s, when it reached Baltimore, Maryland, not perhaps coincidentally a vibrant centre of shipping like Liverpool itself. The picture has remained in Maryland ever since, being bought by the present owner's mother in the early 1980s.
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