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It was also a day for books. I had intended to buy an old volume of poetry, something to add to the collection of small pocket-books, handbag-books, that can be carried around for inspiration or consolation throughout the day. I came home with somewhat more ...
Rainbow Valley, which I already have somewhere in my book cupboard but this edition was too pretty to leave behind ... and Cranford, hardbound, gilded, with heavy white pages and the scent of dusty lavender, which enchanted me because I only recently found and fell in love with the tv series ... and the perfect poetry volume, almost as old as the poems themselves - Coleridge, Byron, Shelley, Wordsworth, just right for reading between sandwiches on the beach ... and then in the last moment, all of a sudden, unable to resist it, a book I have wanted for the longest time ...
It is like holding softness, gentleness, in your hands.
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Lovely thoughts of Spring.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your newfound treasure. ♥
'It's like holding gentleness in your hands'... I love the way you write!ReplyDelete
I have has the Sara Midda book in my possession for many years, it is a well read favourite. I love the illustrations but have to read it with a magnifying glass as the print is so small :). It is good to have different books for how you feel. I was meandering - but resisted as I just so many books waiting on the shelves at home. They are all like a salve for my soul and don't know how I could exist without them.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sorry that didn't make sense - it was meant to say I was meandering round a bookshop yesterday and could have chosen armfuls of booksDelete
Such gorgeousness! Now I want to explore Sara Midda : ) xxReplyDelete
This is so soft and lovely. It makes me want to find an old book shop and browse its shelves and stay for a long time. But...I'm in a country now where I don't speak the language :p Still, I would like some real books to leaf through, slowly, dreamily.ReplyDelete
Oh my, what a delightful and charming book. I can see why it's like holding softness and gentleness in your hands {{smiles}}ReplyDelete
Have a lovely weekend, dear one. Hugs!
i have the midda book...gift from a cherished and sadly gone person. very enjoyable...ReplyDelete


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This month, we're going back to the forums to highlight the contributions made by one heck of a helpful email marketer. Meet Sam Sexton, who in less than a year has penned over 80 posts, helped countless front-line coders and defined himself as one of the good guys on our forums. We took a moment out of his busy schedule to discuss an initially rocky road into design, the reasons for not being able to code like we do for the web and finally, why email just refuses to die already!
Hi there Sam, you've shown a lot of dedication to our email design forums – are you driven by a desire to be better at your job, personal interest, or both?
A bit of both. I guess I'm a pretty obsessive person at heart, so when I started coding emails, I worked hard to acquire as much knowledge as I could. I love the hidden complexity in email and how there's often more than one solution to a problem. So yeah, email design has really become a personal interest.
On the work side, I deal with client questions regularly and rather than getting my answers from a blog or two, I've always done my own investigations to provide a definitive answer. The irony is that the more I understand about email, the more I realise that quite often the answers come down to a risk/reward scenario – what you want to achieve, versus what you're willing to sacrifice.
Many people who now design and code email campaigns full-time have arrived there in a rather roundabout way… Myself included. What's your story?
I guess you could say I'm a failed web designer! After earning a Computer Science degree at university, I started doing web design/development for a couple years. Then, when the recession hit, I found myself out of work and without a strong portfolio. Luckily it wasn't too long before I found my current role developing emails in the healthcare sector – and I haven't looked back.
The benefit is that during my time out of work, I learnt the immense value of resources by organizations like Campaign Monitor, not to mention the email communities around them. They're a big thing for me, as I'm always looking for ways I can do things better.
Is there one thing that you feel could really improve your life as an email designer?
That's an easy one – standards! One of the big reasons I think that email has fallen so far behind the web is because it's consistently taken a reductive approach, asking what needs to be taken away from designers – often in the name of security – rather than empowering them with the tools they need to create good emails.
The Email Standards Project was a big step in the right direction, but I'm interested in seeing some sort of schema or framework for emails so that as designers, we can all be on the same page. Then we'll just wait and hope that Gmail and our arch-enemies at Microsoft take note. I know it's a long shot, but I'm a dreamer!
Finally, there's been a lot of emphasis on social in the last few years, but email doesn't seem to be slowing down in its popularity. Why won't email die already?
With social media… you're constantly competing against more interesting content, food pictures and cat videos
Email is fast, simple and manageable. Sure, I know I'll have at least a few junk-worthy emails on any given day, but it's so easy to find the good stuff that I don't mind so much. With social media marketing, on the other hand, you're constantly competing against more interesting content, food pictures and cat videos, so it's easy to see why email is a more productive environment. We're deep in the relationship marketing era right now, in which consumers need to trust brands and feel comfortable with them before they'll hand over their hard-earned money. There are few better ways to develop this trust than with email.
Massive thanks to Sam Sexton, for putting in the hard yards to gain Community Champion fame. August is also his birthday month, too! If you've been as proactive as Sam in helping others, we may get in touch with you in the months ahead. However, if you'd like to nominate a fellow customer, be sure to get in touch with details, including how they've helped you.

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Iraq's constitution will enshrine "a significant role for religion in the state," the Shiite Muslim Arab who is leading the drafting of the charter said Wednesday, in one of the strongest statements yet that the new Iraq will follow the religious will of its Muslim majority.
Constitution committee chairman Humam Hammoudi, in statements backed by Shiites and Kurds working with him on the document, described a system that would steer Iraq between the Muslim secularism of neighboring Turkey and the Muslim theocracy of neighboring Iran.
"For example, unlike Turkey, which would prevent women from veiling, in our constitution there is no article that imposes the veil," Hammoudi told reporters. "Freedom guaranteed. There is no article to impose the veil, and also there is none to prevent it."
Speaking at a news conference, he outlined the charter's status with less than three weeks to go before an Aug. 15 deadline that U.S. officials are pressing the committee to meet. A draft constitution is supposed to be put to a vote by the Iraqi public in October.
Delegates said Wednesday they had yet to reach accord on matters ranging from what to call Iraq to whether the country should have a federal system. Hammoudi said that on Monday, in conjunction with a meeting of national leaders and political chiefs, delegates would announce whether they will ask for a deadline extension.
A delay would undermine efforts to show that the interim government is staying on track in the face of Iraq's bloody insurgency. It could also set back U.S. hopes of beginning to withdraw military forces from Iraq as soon as early spring. There are now about 135,000 U.S. troops in the country.
Statements from Hammoudi and other members of the committee, as well as proposed language circulating in Baghdad, have made clear that the draft is going further in embracing religious law than the preliminary national code drawn up in the first year of the U.S. occupation. That code, approved under U.S. stewardship by an assembly of Iraqi leaders, replaced a secular constitution under Saddam Hussein.
The interim charter officially describes Islam as one main source of Iraqi law. Leaders now are debating designating Islam as the only principal source of new legislation.
On Wednesday, the committee also handed out what members said was an agreed-upon chapter that included allowing individuals to decide matters such as divorce and inheritance according to religious law, if they so chose.
Drafters are also in agreement that no law conflicting with Islam can be adopted, said Hammoudi and Fouad Massoum, a delegate from Iraq's Kurd minority, whose members are traditionally more secular than the Arab majority.
A yet-to-be-established constitutional court would decide whether specific laws were in conflict with Islamic law, Hammoudi said.
Kurds and a secular bloc led by former prime minister Ayad Allawi previously blocked moves that they saw as unduly imposing religion on Iraqis. The spiritual leader of Iraq's Shiite majority, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, has served as a moderating force in the debate by urging drafters to make decisions by consensus.
On Wednesday, however, drafters spoke of following the dictates of the majority. "Average Iraqis now support a significant role for religion in the state," Hammoudi said. "If we don't put this demand in the constitution, the constitution will not get votes. We will fail, the National Assembly will disband, and the process will start over.
"The constitution will not impose anything on people," he said. "Everyone can practice their freedom in their personal affairs according to their beliefs. But the identity of the community goes after the majority of people."
Clerics and religion would have a "guiding role in enhancing the unity and the strength of this state," he added.
"When Islamic law is the rule in the community and the state doesn't abide by this, democracy says we should follow the majority," said Ali Mashadani, a Sunni. "Religion is the organizer of the state now.''


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When I copy the music folders onto the SD card they show. But disconnect and reconnect to PC, the same folders are not saved.
I tried with connecting my mobile as MTP (Media device transfer) and I was able to copy the folders and also to play the songs. But if I connect the same mobile as USB storage, all folders are automatically deleted. Please help…
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It seems to me that you need to install its specific driver for it to work as USB mass storage mode into your PC.
Also,if you suspect any virus,then try scanning your phone with Avast Antivirus app.
do you have any software or security Tools that do scan external usb device perhaps they take them as virus and delete; It happened to me once with Norton when i connected my mp3 player Norton deleted my videos?


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On March 14, Foreign Minister of the Republic of Artsakh Karen Mirzoyan, who is on a working visit to the Hellenic Republic, visited the Chenazyan and Levon and Sofia Hakobyan Armenian Colleges in Athens, where he met with teachers and students.
On the same day, in Nea Smyrni the Foreign Minister visited the monument to the victims of the Armenian Genocide and paid tribute to their memory.
The Foreign Minister of Artsakh also met with Mayor of Nea Smyrni Stavros Tsulakis. On behalf of the Mayor's Office of Nea Smyrni and on his own behalf, he expressed support to the people of Artsakh. During the meeting, the prospects and opportunities for cooperation with Nea Smyrni in various spheres were discussed. Karen Mirzoyan extended an invitation to Stavros Tsulakis to visit Artsakh.
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Here's the full-length version of Kanye West's new song, "White Dress", which appears on the soundtrack to RZA's film The Man With the Iron Fists. Produced by Kanye, alongside RZA, Tapez and Boogz, the track is a good marriage between Yeezy's more organic work of the early aughts with a strict, sharp blend of his short-lived 808s material. Stream the song and watch its accompanying video below.
The Man With the Iron Fists OST is out October 23rd via Soul Temple/STAX/Red. Other tracks available for an early spin include The Black Keys and RZA's "The Baddest Man Alive"; Wu-Tang Clans Six Directions of Boxing; Ghostface Killah, M.O.P, and Pharoahe Monchs Black Out; and Pusha T and Raekwons Tick, Tock.
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10. RZA & Flatbush Zombies Just Blowin In The Wind
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Karstend precisava de um novo design de página da web e criou um concurso na 99designs.
Um vencedor foi selecionado entre 34 designs enviados por 6 designers freelancers.
Xchar is a social community regarding the MMORPG World of Warcraft. For Desktop-Integration we are building a Rich Internet application, which you are invited to design ;)
Xchar is a social community regarding the MMORPG World of Warcraft. For Desktop-Integration we are building a Rich Internet application, which you are invited to design ;)
The Application should look (and somehow feel) a lot like our website - but also should stand out to motivate for using it ;)
You can join the community and see the design of the website here: http://www.xchar.com (german community: http://www.xchar.de).
The width should be at 830px (as our website is), height could be at 450px.
Rough sketchup, how it could be structured.
Feel free to use any graphics from our website for this contest.
EDIT: Added Logo/some font download
EDIT2: Added basic webpage layout psd (including logo). You are hereby granted to use it for this contest, but permitted to do anything else with it ;)
As an addition, the third column is reserved for this feature:
short description: Seeing reallife-pics ingame (your profilepicture above your wow-character ingame)
The name of this feature is Xchar Faces, which you could integratesomehow. Maybe some real "faces" in the header ;). The wholeapplication will be called Xchar Faces.
"Faces" could be an addition to the header, which makes it stand out from our website.
- RIA-Design, 830px * ???px
- should look like our website
- Header with logo and slogan
- account-box at the top right, like our website has
- Shoutbox-Frame (http://www.xchar.com/reallife.php)
- Status Box (Twitter-like) (http://www.xchar.com/myxchar.php)
- Adframe (leaderboard (728x90) or full banner (468x60))
- a design too far away from our website


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Maggie Q: Paul Bettany is The Comic-Con Priest!
The cast of Priest hit the stage during their movie's panel discussion during Comic-Con 2010 held at California's San Diego Convention Center on Friday (July 23).
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Priest, which opens May 13, 2011, is about a priest (Bettany) who disobeys church law to track down the vampires who kidnapped his niece.
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text: Home » Power Supplies » Thermaltake ToughPower XT 850W PSU Thermaltake ToughPower XT 850W PSU Stuart Davidson May 15, 2009 Power Supplies Introduction It has been more than a year since Thermaltake diversified into the power supply market. We reviewed a few of their mainstream supplies back then and found them to be competitive and appealing products. Today we will have a look at a PSU from their latest high performance series, the Toughpower XT 850W. Thermaltake designed the Toughpower XT series with enthusiasts in mind and the result is a very interesting product with a massive 12V line and a very long range of features. That said, the power output and retail price pit it against the very best products currently available. We will soon see if it has what it takes to compete with the rest of the products of its class. Manufacturer's Features & Specifications FanDelayCool: evolved from high-end projector's cooling system, FanDelayCool enables users to control how long the 14cm fan should continue to operate (up to 30 seconds) after system shutdown S.P.T. Indicator: indicates the standby, PG signal, and temperature status of the power supply 12Vin1: single +12V rail provides the best compatibility for the latest components High Quality Japanese Capacitors provide superb performance and reliability S.F.C. Quiet: Toughpower XT's 14cm dual-ball bearing cooling fan is equipped with S.F.C. Quiet technology so that the fan always operates at optimal speed for quiet operation. Gold-plated connectors for superior conductivity. Meet 80PLUS Bronze Efficiency Requirement: Eco-Friendly design for the highest efficiency, least heat, and also lower energy bills. 5-Year Warranty: Thermaltake quality 5-year warranty for parts and labor. 14cm ball bearing cooling fan with Japanese made 8mm bearing system. Compliance with Intel ATX 12V 2.3 & SSI EPS 12V 2.92 standards. Support dual 8-pin PCI-E & dual 6-pin PCI-E connectors for next generation graphic cards. Guaranteed to deliver stable continuous output at 50℃ environment. Universal AC input 100V~240V and Active PFC (PF value up to 99%). DIMENSION: 5.9"(W) x 3.4"(H) x 6.3" (L);150mm(W) x 86mm(H) x 160mm(L) Protections: Over Power, Over Voltage, and Short-Circuit protection. Safety / EMI Approvals: CE, TUV, FCC, UL, CUL, GOST and BSMI certified. GENERAL INFO Model W0230 Type Intel ATX 12V 2.3 & EPS 12V 2.91 Output Capacity 850W Max. Output Capacity 950W Color Black Dimension ( W / H / D ) 150mm(W) x 86mm(H) x 160mm(L) PFC (Power Factor Correction) Active PFC Power Good Signal 100-500 msec Hold Up Time 16msec (minimum) at 80% of full load at 230Vac input. AC INPUT Input Current 10A@115Vac, 5A@230Vac. Input Frequency Range 47 ~ 63 Hz Input Voltage 100VAC- 240 VAC ENVIRONMENTAL Operation Temperature 10°C to +50°C Operating Humidity 20% to 90%,non-condensing Storage Temperature -20°C to +70°C Storage Humidity 5% to 95%, non-condensing Cooling System 140mm Fan:2300 RPM ± 10% MISCELLANEOUS Efficiency 82% ~85% at full load (typical) and 115Vac input. Up to 88% at 230V Input. MTBF 120,000 hrs minimum Safety Approval UL/CUL, FCC, TUV, CE, BSMI, GOST-R PCI-E Connector 6Pin x 2, 8Pin x 2 P/N MODEL CABLE Main Power Connector (20/24P) ATX 12V EPS 12V (8P) Peripheral (4P) FDD (4P) SATA (5P) PCI-E (8P) PCI-E (6P) W0230 850W 1 1 1 8 2 8 2 2 Models Connector Type Connectors & Cable length 850W 24pin 1 x 20+4pin Main connector(650mm) ATX 12V 4pin 1 x ATX 12V 4pin connector(650mm) EPS 12V 8pin 1 x EPS 12V 8pin connector(650mm) Mole & FDD 4 x Peripheral & 1 x FDD connectors (500mm + 150mm + 150mm + 150mm + 150mm) 4 x Peripheral & 1 x FDD connectors (500mm + 150mm + 150mm + 150mm + 150mm) SATA 4 x S-ATA connectors (500mm + 150mm + 150 mm ) 4 x S-ATA connectors (500mm + 150mm + 150 mm ) PCI-E 6pin 2 x 6pin PCI-E connectors (500mm) PCI-E 8pin 2 x 8pin PCI-E connectors (500mm) PCI-E 8pin to 6pin adapter 2 x 8pin to 6pin PCI-E adapter (150mm) INPUT VOLTAGE: 100V~240,FREQUENCY: 47HZ~93HZ MODEL Voltage +3.3V +5V +12V -12V +5Vsb TOTAL POWER 850W MAX Load 30A 30A 62A 0.8A 3A 850W Combined Wattage 180W 744W 9.6W 15W Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Share On


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Such expressions of lip-curling disgust were widespread in France yesterday after the UK-Swiss tax deal was served up by the Chancellor.
The arrangement will see UK tax payers with undeclared assets in Swiss banks hit with a one off payment up to 34pc. This may sound like a lot but is far less than the UK tax they would have incurred, while they also remain incognito.
Mon dieu. This has not gone down well with our gallic neighbours and must be the biggest disappointment since the Scarlet Pimpernel foiled the revolutionaries.
Le Parisien published a league table (by Zurich-based analysts, Helvia) identifying UK and German monied classes as the biggest tax cheats in Europe.
It reckons Brits have around €25bn (€22bn) of undeclared deposits hidden in the Alpine tax heaven, while for the French, Italians and Spanish, illegally stashed funds are virtually a foreign concept.
As one fromaged-off Parisian radio pundit spat, "UK rich have essentially got away with fiscal looting."
Any excuse to stick in the steak knife.
The Times' prices they are a-changing
You would be forgiven for missing this year's mythical silly season.
Between the Libyan revolt and turmoil in the World's financial markets the news has been full of, well, news.
However, we can look across from the news desks to the media advertising departments for some seasonal silliness.
One ad agency trying to flog space in the Saturday Times Magazine is describing their September prices as "positively ridiculous."
An ad buyer said: "strangely enough we declined this fabulous offer - but they are now even cheaper than the Independent."
I take it back - that is just silly.
Chef Anthony's ashes campaign misfires
Without smoke there are no fivers - as TV chef Anthony Worrell-Thompson found to his cost.
Aside from his food, he is known for some financial difficulties and his stint in the jungle on ITV's I'm a celebrity get me out of here. I'm not saying the two are in any way linked.
His pub, the Greyhound, near Henley-on-Thames, shut down in 2009 intoxicated by the credit crunch, smoking ban and sale of cheap supermarket booze.
Worrall-Thompson has now launched an e-petition calling on the Government to review the smoking ban.
He huffed:
"Since the introduction of the smoking ban there has been a dramatic increase in pub closures.
"Let's be fair. Tobacco is a legal product. In Britain ten million adult smokers contribute £10bn a year to tobacco taxation alone.
"It's only right they should be accommodated in some public places."
It is honourable of non-smoker Worrall-Thompson to fight for the human rights of our fag-ash foodies but surely this has more to do with ringing of cash tills.
His icing on the cake: smoking supposedly suppresses taste buds - surely punters without palates are easier to please.
Admiral is all at sea with screen test
FTSE 100 motor insurer Admiral tried to inject some fun into its interim results on Wednesday - comparing themselves to Sergio Leone films.
In keeping with The Good, the bad and the ugly, the results were mixed.
For analysts at Oriel Securities the17% drop (five days to August 25) in share price and overall performance bore more resemblance to a bloodier director.
"The warning about future growth rates has exposed Admiral shares as being highly
valued and plainly adrift. In hindsight, perhaps Tarantino would have been a better comparison," they said.
Gaddafi's luxury liner doesn't float my boat
If indeed he is hiding in a cave in land-locked Libya, Colonel Gaddafi probably doesn't have much use for the £450m luxury liner he commissioned.
The floating hotel was ordered by the Libyan dictator in July 2010 and is currently being constructed by ship building company S.T.X. de Saint Nazaire - (66% Korean owned and 33% French).
Work started last November and by April the company realised that the Libyan State Shipping Company, on behalf of Gaddafi, would be making no further account payments.
They are now looking to offload it to cruise companies within the international travel business.
The lavish vessel will accommodate 4,532 people.
That's rather a lot of friends in my book Colonel.
One could query where they all are now.
Even a few months ago I'm not sure I could have been persuaded to go on a cruise ship with the overthrown ruler.
I imagine he has to wear the captain's hat, plots his course and his course only and hogs the microphone in cruise karaoke.
His favourite number?
It's got to be:
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DAMASCUS, GA (WALB) - Two violent armed robbers are on the run after beating a south Georgia store clerk at the Petro Station in Damascus and investigators need your help finding them.
Surveillance video showed one of two gunmen fired a shot as they rushed into the store at closing time late Sunday night.
He then tried to shoot Pranay Patel, but the gun wouldn't fire.The robbers beat Patel with their guns before taking off with the cash.
Now investigators believe the robbery may be gang related. While the gunmen are masked, investigators believe these guys are local maybe from the Early County area.
This follows a rash of crime in the area that may be related and it's possible you might recognize their clothing.
Now that store owner was injured but he could have ended up dead and Early County investigators want to hear from you.
Call them at 229-723-3214.
Tonight the Damascus store robbers become two of WALB's Most Wanted
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Real Madrid directors are pressing president Ramon Calderon to push the boat out and bid for Werder Bremen star Diego.
Real coach Bernd Schuster wanted to sign Diego in the final weeks of the summer market, but sports director Pedja Mijatovic was against the idea, insisting that the midfielder - falsely - was a disruptive influence inside the Werder dressing room.
After their disappointing 1-1 draw at Real Valladolid, Calderon is now expected to order intermediaries to step up their interest in Diego this week.


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In the International Trade Commission ("ITC") proceeding between Apple and HTC, Google (as well as T-Mobile) have filed briefs supporting HTC. These "friends of the court" briefs are often filed to aid the decisionmaker (in this case the ITC) in reaching a conclusion that is not only helpful to the party in the dispute but also is helpful to the party filing the brief. Google's filing is no different and is obviously made to protect its Android system and platform.
The position taken by Google and T-Mobile is that the public interest will be harmed if Apple is successful in its lawsuit before the ITC as Apple would be able to prevent HTC from selling phones that compete with Apple's iPhone. Such an injunction, Google argues, would also result in negative impacts to United States' consumers, such as potential higher prices and a lack of choice in the phones and features that consumers will ultimately have available for purchase.
Google is essentially claiming that Apple is using the patent system to create a monopoly and that an anticipated injunction would threaten HTC, causing irreparable harm to future sales and the continued roll out of T-Mobile's 4G network. Verizon and T-Mobile also have tried support to Samsung against Apple's lawsuit to stop the sale of Galaxy products in the United States and other countries. Apple has won injunctions against Samsung in both Germany and Australia.
In its brief before the ITC, Google argues:
"An exclusion order will likely raise the price of mobile devices to U.S. consumers, diminish the variety of devices available, lower the number of consumers that have access to the critical public health and welfare benefits of mobile computing, reduce innovation in the mobile device industry, reduce the development of critical wireless network infrastructure, lower the number of mobile applications created, raise barriers to entry, and threaten the only open mobile computing platform. The following specific features of the mobile device industry further increase the harm to the public interest, consumers, and competitive conditions that would result from an exclusion order directed to the HTC Android devices: (1) it is still emerging and fragile; (2) there is an applications barrier to entry that protects incumbents; (3) there are relationships between device manufacturers and network providers that could create additional public harm by discouraging network development; and (4) there is only one open, generative platform with the potential for transformative innovation."
Google's arguments have appeal and certainly apply to the public interest. Nonetheless, they may resonate better with a trial court than at the ITC, particularly because a purpose of patent law is to provide a limited legal monopoly for a specific period of time. Google's brief is also notable that it is very publicly coming to the aid of HTC. The question will be whether it is too little and far too late.


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A female driver was seriously injured Friday afternoon when involved in a crash along East Lizard Creek Road (SR895) in East Penn Township. The crash occurred at 2:30 p.m. as the woman was driving east and apparently lost control of her car. The car reportedly left the right berm, entered a grass area and continued climbing a slight embankment where a travel trailer was sitting parked ar the top. It then struck the trailer head-on. The impact of the collision spun the car around, with the vehicle coming to rest facing west. Firefighters from the East Penn fire company extricated the driver from the wreckage. She was treated at the scene by members of the Palmerton ambulance and Lehighton paramedics, then flown via MedEvac to the Lehigh Valley Hospital trauma center in Salisbury Township. The roadway was shut down for over an hour. State police at Lehighton are investigating.


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Some resorts try to be all things to all people and end up barely satisfying anyone. Not so at the Park Hyatt Aviara Resort in Carlsbad, Calif., where families, couples and golfers, among others, will find luxury, comfort and upscale fun just 30 miles north of downtown San Diego. It's one reason why the property has always had a loyal following of local fans.
Located on 200 acres of green, rolling hills within the master-planned community of Aviara, the property — formerly a Four Seasons — is a stone's throw from Legoland and The San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, which makes it a great base for families. The San Diego Zoo proper and SeaWorld are less than 30 minutes away as well.
There's also a full-service family pool (as well as an adults-only pool) for unwinding after a day at the parks. The vibe is definitely kid-friendly, without feeling like a family-factory. The beach is a shuttle ride away where lounge chairs, kayaking, kite surfing and other shoreline activities await. The Camp Hyatt program for kids from 4 to 12 years old is complimentary and is open in summer and during major school holidays. Families might also like the game room with Dance, Dance Revolution and other video games, along with tabletop shuffleboard, chess, backgammon and billiards.
A 3½-acre recreation lawn provides guests of all ages with a host of activities, including a summer concert series popular with both guests and local residents. In addition to half-court basketball, a sand volleyball court and six tennis courts, there are also croquet, bocce ball and badminton facilities. At the Batiquitos Lagoon, a wildlife preserve located on the Aviara property, guests can experience nature up close — and might even spy some of the endangered birds that make this lagoon their home.
The resort decor utilizes Spanish colonial architecture, with upscale rooms boasting a classic yet airy feeling — dark wood furniture mixed with rattan, woodsy floral accent fabrics and botanical prints are found throughout. On a recent visit, my suite exuded a feeling of homey elegance. From the balcony I could see miles of hilly terrain and the ocean in the distance. Despite the proximity to the large population centers of Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego, it was easy to feel like I was somewhere far away.
At the property's signature Italian restaurant, Vivace (Italian for "alive"), friendly and attentive staff offer inventive versions of regional Italian cuisine. The menu descriptions don't do justice to how fresh and surprisingly light the food actually tastes. The Calamari and Tomato Brodo, with pine nuts, dried currants and caper berries, was homey and delicious. The Late Summer Corn Risotto, with brown butter, arugula and truffles was creamy and rich — without being too heavy.
There are several other dining options on property as well, including the Argyle Steakhouse at the golf clubhouse, the eclectic California Bistro, the informal poolside Ocean Pool Bar & Grill, as well as in-room dining.
The Spa at Aviara bills itself as "bespoke," with all treatments customized for each guest. Spa-goers will find 15,000 square feet of space with 20 treatment rooms, an indoor solarium lounge area, whirlpools, saunas, steam rooms and locker rooms. The Spa at Aviara also features a couple's suite, perfect for guests celebrating special occasions or just a relaxing getaway. Amenities in the suite include an intimate lounge area with a marble fireplace and a shower for two, an attached treatment room with side-by-side massage tables and a private patio with a whirlpool.
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On the resort's Arnold Palmer golf course, eucalyptus trees and lavender make for an aromatic game, and chirping birds, ocean views and gentle breezes complete the scene. It's a challenging course — with fairways that hide their slope and greens that consistently look easier than they play. The Japanese garden on the third hole is stunning and the waterfalls on the eighth make for a great photo op. Overall, the tough course made me want to take advantage of the on-site Aviara Golf Academy — the longest running golf school in the western U.S. featuring one-, two- and three-day golf schools. It consistently ranks as one of the top 25 U.S. golf schools in Golf Digest magazine.
A pleasant surprise for visitors on the course are the course marshals, who are known as much for their playing tips as they are for handing out lollipops to stressed-out golfers.
Park Hyatt Aviara is an expansive property with plenty of space to roam, explore, hike, walk or stroll. There is definitely something for everyone here — and something pretty special indeed.


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Some easy crafts to do at home are customizing light-colored mugs with Sharpies and turning an old frame into a chalkboard sign. Making a cork bulletin board is another easy crafting project to do at home.
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After finishing your studies, would you like to start your career in the automotive world or in consulting? Are you interested in being a temporary student employee or intern (m/f) at Mercedes-Benz Management Consulting for a three- to six-month period? If so, you can find out more about the requirements, duties, and development opportunities here.
You should be at least in the 4th semester of a Bachelor's degree with a commercial, technical, or scientific focus and have completed an internship in the field of consulting or in the automotive industry.
In addition, you bring with you a highly developed ability for abstracting complex topics and are capable of thinking in a solution-oriented way.
Furthermore, we expect team skills, flexibility, and resilience, fluent German and English, plus excellent communication and presentation skills-especially when speaking to decision makers.
The Mercedes-Benz Management Consulting team advises all specialist departments on strategic corporate issues with a focus on product development, production, and sales.
You support the consulting team in project work, while coordinating with the authorizing specialist department.
As a fully integrated member of the team, you support the possibilities for optimization of the business system.
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We are a young, growing business field, and offer many opportunities for personal and professional development. These include insights into the way in which Top Management works.
Alongside your involvement in an experienced team, you will be assigned a mentor who will define objectives with you and from whom you will receive detailed feedback and a comprehensive reference.
A successfully completed internship can also opens up the opportunity for you to join Mercedes-Benz Management Consulting as a Junior Consultant.
First of all submit your written application via the Daimler job search.
Should you meet the selection criteria, an initial telephone interview will follow. If you meet the selection criterion, you will then be invited to a personal meeting. Here, you will have a conversation with two Senior Consultants who will discuss Inhouse Consulting with you in more detail. In addition, you will have the opportunity to convince us of your strategic and conceptual abilities by working on a consulting case. A PDF document with an example case can be downloaded here. A short time after these face-to-face meetings, you will receive a response from us.


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I greatly enjoyed Eowyn Ivey's The Snow Child:
It was an evocative and deeply human story with a fairy tale woven in. And like so many fairy tales and folklore – not the Disney versions – this one was touched with sorrow and tragedy. But also infused with love and hope and beauty as they really exist.
Gorgeous prose, a wonderfully developed setting that become a character of its own, and a great cast of characters make this a novel with depth and emotion – a heft belied by the fairy tale at it heart.
So I was excited to read her second novel, To the Bright Edge of the World, a beautiful and engaging epistolary novel.
It reads like the documentation of real history rather than fiction. It moves from the interior thoughts and emotions of its characters to the historic events that surround them, and the interaction of people across social, cultural and language boundaries, all while sucking you into this gripping story of a fantastical expedition and its impact on both the future and the lives of a young marriage threatened by the separation it causes.
Ivey deftly develops the characters both as they react to events and as they reflect on their unique past; family, events, defining moments. You dive deep into the private lives of the characters but also subtly pull back to see the long term impact of the events that drive the story and how they ripple through lives generations later.
And mixed throughout is the possibility of the supernatural. She does not assume that the folklore and mythology of the native cultures is superstition from the past. And the characters encounter events and circumstances which cause them to question what they think and know. Ivey deftly allows this mystery to exist without choosing sides.
Truly a creative masterpiece.
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August 2, 2016
Set again in the Alaskan landscape that she bought to stunningly vivid life in THE SNOW CHILD, Eowyn Ivey's new novel is a breathtaking story of discovery and adventure, set at the end of the nineteenth century, and of a marriage tested by a closely held secret. Colonel Allen Forrester receives the commission of a lifetime when he is charged to navigate Alaska's hitherto impassable Wolverine River, with only a small group of men. The Wolverine is the key to opening up Alaska and its huge reserves of gold to the outside world, but previous attempts have ended in tragedy. For Forrester, the decision to accept this mission is even more difficult, as he is only recently married to Sophie, the wife he had perhaps never expected to find. Sophie is pregnant with their first child, and does not relish the prospect of a year in a military barracks while her husband embarks upon the journey of a lifetime. She has genuine cause to worry about her pregnancy, and it is with deep uncertainty about what their future holds that she and her husband part. A story shot through with a darker but potent strand of the magic that illuminated THE SNOW CHILD, and with the sweep and insight that characterised Rose Tremain's The Colour, this new novel from Pulitzer Prize finalist Eowyn Ivey singles her out as a major literary talent.


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On holiday but what will the weather be like in Campagne (Dordogne)?Here you will find the 14 day weather forecast for Campagne (Dordogne).
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I've joked quite a bit that I'd probably spend my last week of maternity leave in tears. I'm not really a sensitive person so even though I joked about it – I really didn't think I'd actually cry. I mean, I didn't cry when Annie got her 2 month immunizations (despite the doctor trying to "comfort" me – I just looked horrified because she screamed her head off while staring at me as though she was thinking, "WTF, MOM?!").
But today, I cried. Despite Annie poop-leaking (I'm now making up verbs) through 2 outfits today (while visiting a friend! I can't believe I had the foresight to pack 2 changes of clothes!) and spitting up / throwing up all over my sweater… I had a moment.
Sometimes, I hold Annie and sway/rock/dance to music on my iPod. If I know the words, I'll sing as well. I enjoy these moments (although I'm not sure how much Annie really likes it). We were having a good time rocking to some music but then Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros' song "Home" came on and as I started to sing it… I cried.
And then I felt totally lame.
I need to watch more things like this to snap me out of this sappiness.


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Birmingham hotels enjoy most successful year in history as city's tourism sector booms
- Birmingham's hotel sector achieves record high occupancy and revenue
- Overseas and overnight visitors to city double
- Birmingham sees greatest improvement in visitors' perceptions of all UK cities
- City's Christmas Markets generate record-high revenue
Birmingham's hotel sector has seen its most successful year in history, with occupancy rates for 2016 peaking at 99% capacity and averaging at 75% - both, the highest on record.
The figures released today by Marketing Birmingham's Regional Observatory*, are backed by further evidence of unprecedented growth in the region's visitor economy. The data reveals both the proportion of international visitors and overnight visitors to the city have doubled in the last three years, bolstering Birmingham's standing as a global tourist destination.
Overnight guests now account for 45% of all visitors, compared to 21% in 2013. Whilst the proportion of international visitors has grown from 6% to 12%, respectively, with the most visitors travelling from European countries such as France and the Netherlands, as well as from the US.
Additionally, the proportion of leisure visitors to the city has also increased - from 45% in 2013 to 76% in 2016; demonstrating a significant shift in the type of visitors the city is drawing. The Birmingham Perception Survey 2016** released today – a report that looks at consumer perception trends over time – confirms a step change in the city's reputation as a tourist destination. Birmingham has witnessed the greatest improvement in perceptions of all major UK cities, with a growth of 23 percentage points in the last 12 months.
Paul Kehoe, Chief Executive Officer at Birmingham Airport and Chairman of Marketing Birmingham, said:
Birmingham has become one of the great cultural powerhouses of Europe; this is an exciting time and proud moment for our city. International visitors are at a record high, as is domestic tourism – whilst both Birmingham Airport and the city's hotel sector are currently celebrating their most successful year in history.
This is the outcome of a flourishing leisure offer, a concerted effort to ensure Birmingham's connectivity is world-class, and leveraging crucial public and private partnerships across the city. With Birmingham Airport planning to invest £100 million before the summer in enhancing its facilities, and working with Marketing Birmingham to cement our city on the global map, I'm confident Birmingham will continue to smash records.
Cllr John Clancy, Leader of Birmingham City Council, added:
These figures speak for themselves and demonstrate that Birmingham is consistently being seen across the world as a great place to visit, both for leisure tourism and business. Tourism is a major driver of the local economy. By enhancing our leisure offer, bidding for major events through the Birmingham Convention Bureau, and investing in world-class infrastructure as demonstrated by the redeveloped New Street Station – we help to create a sustainable future for our city.
Most importantly, the visitor economy fuels employment opportunities for the people of Birmingham, and makes the city better placed to attract major businesses and investors to the region, creating inclusive economic growth and jobs for all citizens.
Visitor expenditure has contributed significantly to the local economy; with £82 spend per head in 2016, up by a third on the figure of £61 recorded in 2013. Events contributing to Birmingham's upsurge in tourists and visitor spend last year, included: Edgbaston Stadium's cricket fixtures (£17.7m); the Birmingham and Solihull Jazz and Blues Festival (£6.2m); the Conservative Party Conference (£18.4m) and the Frankfurt Christmas Market - which generated the highest amount of spend on record, at £400m.
Revenue per available room (RevPAR) – the performance metric used to evaluate a hotel's performance – averaged at £50 in 2016; the highest figure Birmingham has ever recorded. The average room rate for the year was £67, £5 up on 2015 and a £9 increase on 2014. The busiest day of the year for hotels was April 12th.
Emma Eastwood, Revenue Manager at Hotel Indigo Birmingham, added:
It's fantastic to see Birmingham thriving as a tourist destination, and we're delighted to be at the heart of that as a city centre hotel. We've just finished our most successful year on record, and with a continuing increase in both overnight and international visits to the city, we're already excited for what 2017 will bring.
2016 also saw Birmingham announce its intention to officially enter the race to host the Commonwealth Games in 2026; which has the potential to generate in excess of £390 million GVA for the local economy, creating thousands of jobs.
David Massingham, DanceXchange's Artistic Director and Co-Artistic Director of the International Dance Festival Birmingham 2016, added:
Birmingham is a young and surprising city which is great for the International Dance Festival Birmingham, as we spearhead a fresh engagement with the public through innovative performances in the streets and theatres. Our festival can be bold because Birmingham is willing to break new ground and be different!
Upcoming events in 2017 include five fixtures of the ICC Champions Trophy at Edgbaston Stadium (2 – 15 June); The Big Sleuth (July – Sept) – a mass public art event organised by Birmingham's Children's Hospital and Wild in Art; the production of Billy Elliot at the Birmingham Hippodrome theatre (7 March – 29 April); the Colmore Food Festival (30 June – 1 July) and the Birmingham Weekender – the city's largest outdoor festival (22 – 24 September).
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As the UK's most popular and busiest single theatre, Birmingham Hippodrome has an incredible reputation for the productions it is able to attract, reinforcing the city's international appeal as a world-class visitor destination. 2015/16 saw our festive production of Aladdin break nearly all previous attendance records whilst this year's pantomime, Dick Whittington, saw Birmingham Hippodrome welcome over 108,000 people through its doors, attracting bookers from across the country and even as far afield as Sydney, Hong Kong and San Francisco.
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Recent additions to the Wisconsin's French Connections Web site. Consult this page each time to see what has been added since your last visit. To be sure you are looking at the latest "What's New?" page and not one you have stored in cache from your last visit, click on reload or refresh
December 10, 1998: An interesting family history for the Gauthier and Desjardins family added to the family history section of the family room.
December 7, 1998: Two student research papers added to the Study: "L'Histoire d'Eau Claire" by Diane Loza and Jacques Vieau: Sa vie et son influence dans le Wisconsin" by Jessica Tritsch.
November 4, 1998: Milwaukee "Bastille Days" Photo Essay in the Wisconsin section of the Library.
November 3, 1998: Students of Longfellow Middle School show their artistic talents with floats of the Mardi Gras representing French Culture. In the Art Studio.
November 1, 1998: Students of Longfellow Middle school also contributed text and drawings of French explorers in Wisconsin. . In the Study.
November 1, 1998: Students of Longfellow Middle school prepared this virtual exhibit of art and history of French place names in Wisconsin in the Study.
November 1, 1998: We've built another room onto the WFC house. Visit the Study where you'll find school projects, student research, etc. Soon there will also be online cultural quizzes about Wisconsin's French history and guided Web tours.
October 22, 1998: Comments by business students from France who participated in the Marché Français during Bastille Days in Milwaukee in July, 1998. (See also October 10).
October 22, 1998: Example of an informed consent form used for interviewing business people for inclusion on this web site. This form could be adapted for other types of interviews.
October 22, 1998: Death Notice for Solomon Juneau from the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Tuesday, November 18, 1856.
October 21, 1998:Pictorial essay on Solomon Juneau, Founder of Milwaukee
October 10, 1998: November calendar of Francophone events. Check back to the October calendar as well. Many recently announced events added. Busy months for Francophone language and culture in Wisconsin. The December calendar was started. Watch for further announcements. SEND ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS YOU WOULD LIKE INCLUDED ON THE WFC CALENDAR OF FRANCOPHONE EVENTS
October 10, 1998: Director Paul LaPoule's Report on French BTS marketing students project to promote French products in Milwaukee in the summer of 1998. In the WFC business office. In French.
October 6, 1998: Lazar, opera libretto based on the story of Eleazer Williams, claimed by some to have been the lost Dauphin, Louis XVII of France. Composer and librettist, Gordon Parmentier, is a Green Bay resident who lived and studied in Paris.
October 5, 1998: Pčre Marquette discovers the Mississippi; materials from an exhibit in Laon, France, Marquette's native city.
October 2, 1998: The Life of Pčre Marquette and his influence on Wisconsin and the Midwest, in images and words of the newspaper L'Union de Laon, France, Marquette's native city (in French).
September 29, 1998: First student artwork added to Art Studio. Looking for many more artistic interpretations of French life in Wisconsin and around the world.
September 9, 1998: The annual conference of the Center for French Colonial Studies takes place in Green Bay on October 16, 17, 18. See announcement in October WFC calendar
September 8, 1998: Central Wisconsin's French Connection Fair will take place in Stevens Point, Saturday September 26. See announcement in in WFC calendar for September
August 7, 1998:Visit the Family History archives for new additions including Allard, Bouchard, Corbine and Deguire
August 6, 1998:Twenty new photographs added to the Photo Album
August 4, 1998:Brochure on Solomon Juneau written by the Theresa Historical Society in commemoration of the founder of the city of Milwaukee and of the village of Theresa, Wisconsin. In the Library.
August 3, 1988: Wax Museum of Famous French People created by students at Wauwatosa West High School added to the Photo Album.
July 28, 1998: A piece of Medieval France can be found in Milwaukee. A chapel dedicated to Joan of Arc has been rebuilt stone-by-stone on the Marquette campus.
July 28, 1998: If you are of Belgian ancestry and are interested in your roots, check out a new e-mail discussion group from Belgium
July 28, 1998: Professor Robert Hall, an eight-generation native of Green Bay tells some of the early history of the Deguire-Larose family of Old Green Bay. This excerpted material from a book-in-progress contains interesting comments on Wisconsin French during and following the War of 1812. The town of Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin is named after Alexander Larose's father-in-law, Ashwaubomay.
July 23, 1998: Eleazer Williams who lived in Green Bay from 1822 was rumored to be the lost dauphin, the son of Louis XVI of France. Robert L. Hall has contributed his article Eleazer Williams, Mohawk Between Two Worlds to the WFC library.
July 22, 1998: Additional family histories (Bouchard, Tachon, Valiquette, etc.) have been added to the Family room.
July 22, 1998: The following history research projects by students at the University of Wisconsin--Madison have been added to the Library:
May 20, 1998: An interesting and humorous Footnote on the French Language in the Old Northwest by Robert L. Hall.
May 6, 1998: Pčre Marquette and the Religious legacy of the French in Wisconsin. Marquette University was named for Jacques Marquette who came to Wisconsin in the 17th Century. Also see photos of Joan of Arc Chapel on the Marquette campus.
May 5, 1998: Mardi Gras at Wauwatosa West High School. A photo essay for the WFC album.
May4, 1998: Flambeau, a settlement on the Chippewa by Richard Casey.
May 2, 1998: Descendents in the Chippewa Falls, Boyd, and Marshfield areas can consult this account of ten generations of the Venet and Loiselle families.
May 1, 1998:Reflections on the early history of Flambeau, Wisconsin and history of the Gourdoux family of Flambeau
April 30, 1998: A dozen more school exchange programs added to the WFC Office. If your school has one that you would like to make known, tell us about it.
April 29, 1998: Students in Business French at the University of Wisconsin--La Crosse interviewed representatives of State companies doing business in France
April 7, 1998: A new book on American Indian Catholics reviewed.
April 7, 1998: Mouton and Degeyser family members can consult this document in the family history archives.
March 20, 1998: We have added a Site Map or Blueprint of the ever-growing Wisconsin's French Connections Web Site. It is readily accessible as the first link on the opening page (the Front Door), and describes the contents of the site's "rooms." The links on the "site blueprint" page are identical to those on the "front door" page, and the blueprint page will also function as an alternative to those whose browsers balk at loading the animation and audio on the front door.
March 18, 1998: See update on UW-Milwaukee French film festival (March 21,22, 28,29) on the March calendar.
March 17, 1998: Historical reenactors each year recreate the experience of life in "La Nouvelle France." Charles Balesi tells about the experience (in French)" and discusses the 18th Century historical context.
March 17, 1998: Jacques Vieau was one of the European fathers of what was to become the State of Wisconsin. In 1816 he received this license to trade in Milwaukee.
March 16, 1998: Attend the day-long Wisconsin's French Connections School Fair at UW-Milwaukee on May 7. See Information on WFC Fair. There is also an online Registration Form to print and return. See you at the Fair.
March 16, 1998:Look ahead to Wisconsin Franco events for April and May In the WFC calendar of events.. Return often as more events are added.
&npsp;March 16, 1998: N.E. Wisconsin Dupuis, Archambault, Galarneau, and Piché families might like to consult this Dupuis family pedigree chart. Visit the WFC Family Room for periodic updates, and consider contributing the history of your own Wisconsin francophone connection.
March11, 1998:"A Loose and Disorderly People: British Views of the French Canadians of the Upper Great Lakes, 1760-1774" an article by Kerry Trask from the Voyageur Magazine.
March 5, 1998:One of the best "boudin" recipes on the Web is in the WFC Kitchen.
March 3, 1998: March Calendar of Francophone events
March 3, 1998:An article on French Island , an old French settlement on the Black River in La Crosse, from the La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press, August 4, 1935.
March 2, 1998: Photos of the St. Croix River and other places with French names added to the photo album.
February 20, 1998: Visit the WFC kitchen from time to time for new recipes. Find out what scrapple and "gigot qui pleure" are.
February 5, 1998: Papineau is an important historical name in the history of Québec. Read part of the family history of the Wisconsin Papineaus in the family room.
January 29, 1998: New category, Teaching Exchanges, added to the WFC Office. If you have participated in one, consider submitting text, photos etc.
January 28, 1998: Two interviews with the sons of Jacques Vieau, fur trader in Green Bay and the first white settler in Milwaukee in the WFC library
January 28, 1998: Photos of French and Indian war reenactment; early French colonial buildings; a Walloon Belgian Farm, and others scenes added to the Photo Album
January 27, 1998:Locating International Business Resources in Wisconsin
January 20, 1998: List of French family names in Madison, Wisconsin
January 20, 1998: February francophone activities
January 9, 1998: The new year begins with a lot of francophone activities in Milwaukee
January 8, 1998:The Milwaukee Immersion School in pictures and text.
January 7, 1998: "The Founders of Green Bay: A Marriage of Indian and White" by Jacqueline Peterson. Article from Voyageur added to Library.
December 30, 1997: Booyah is an interesting and well-know feature in Wisconsin. Find out how it is made and where it came from in the Kitchen
:December 30, 1997: Expanded Wisconsin/Francophone school exchange listing in Office
December 23, 1997: The Wisconsin French Connections Project received a special commendation from Governor Thompson. Also see photo of presentation ceremony in the Photo Album
December 22, 1997: Links to Wisconsin Study Abroad Programs added to Internet links in Media Center
December 22, 1997: Sister City and Sister State update in the WFC Office.
November 17, 1997:School Exchange Section (Wisconsin--Francophone countries) begun in the Office
November 18,1997: See new business links in the Media Center.
October 31, 1997:Early maps of Prairie du Chien and Green Bay in the Library. Article by Patrick Jung
October 31, 1997: Article by Patrick Jung of Marquette University on French-Indian Intermarriage and the Creation of Métis Society in the Library.
October 14, 1997:See photos added to the photo album
October12, 1997:More Internet links added to theMedia Center.
October 2. 1997: Newspaper article on discovery of what might have been an encampment site of French explorer, Nicholas Perrot along the Mississippi River. In Library.
October 1, 1997: Early maps of North America and the Great Lakes added to Library.
September 27, 1997: Internet Links to the Francophone World. Page started in theMedia Center.
September 23, 1997: Article on Jacques Vieau, a father of European Wisconsin, added to the Library
September 22, 1997:Wisconsin producers of French cheese. (Newspaper article in the Office).
September 12, 1997:Recipe Collection begun in Kitchen
September 12, 1997: Bibliography of Print Resources for the Study of the French and Francophone presence in Wisconsin added to the Library. This bibliography will be updated and expanded from time to time.
September 5, 1997: Brochure on Walloon (Belgian) settlement in Wiscinsin added to the Library
September 3, 1997: Article added to Library: "The Mapping of the Great Lakes in the 17th Century," by Mark Steuer.
August 26, 1997: Traditional music section begun with several MIDI files in the Media Center
August 13, 1997: Suggestions for beginning genealogists in Family Room
August 6, 1997: Article in Library on Alexis de Tocqueville's 1831 visit to Green Bay
August 6, 1997:Calendar of events with a francophone flavor around the state. August and September started. Consult regularly for updates.
August 6, 1997: Revue de Presse notice about French foreign investment in the Office.
August 4, 1997: Congressional Commemoration of two early explorers, Nicolet and La Salle.
August 3, 1997: Family History Section Reorganized. Individual contributions now on separate pages.
July 31, 1997: Family History section begun in Family Room. Through letter G.
July 31.1997: Article added to Library: "Origins of the French and English Names for the Bay of Green Bay"by Clifford Kraft.
July 28.1997: A list of French Canadian and Acadian Family Names being researched by the French Canadian/Acadian Geologists of Wisconsin (Family Room.)
July 25.1997: A list of SE Wisconsin French Family Names in "Family Room."
July 25, 1997:1990 Census statistics indicating number of people in Wisconsin (by county) claiming French or French Canadian heritage (as their first response) in "Family Room"
July 23, 1997: Practical Guidelines for submitting documents, photos, etc. for inclusion on the WFC Web site.
July 21, 1997: This "What's New" section added to make it easier for frequent visitors to see what has been added since their last visit.
July 14, 1997: Article added to "Library":Jean Nicolet, by Jerrold Rodesch (Voyageur Magazine). Also "Photo Album" started with picture of the Nicolet commemorative statue near the site of Nicolet's arrival in Ouisconsin in 1634
July 12, 1997: Brochure on La Crosse (WI) -- Epinal (France) sister city agreement in "Office".
July 8, 1997: List of francophone countries.
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Ghaziabad: A day after allowing traffic to pass through free of cost, the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) continued to lay siege to the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) Dasna toll bridge in Ghaziabad on Monday.
The BKU plans to make the toll road in Saharanpur and the DND (Delhi-Noida-Delhi) Flyway "toll-free" from Dec 4 and Dec 7, respectively, BKU Meerut division president Rajvir Singh said.
"Our next target will be to liberate commuters from paying toll at the DND Flyway in Noida," he said.
Rajvir Singh also threatened to make all the highways in Uttar Pradesh toll-free and termed the collection of toll on the national highways as an "extortion" from the commuters.
He said the collection of toll at the Dasna toll bridge was in violation of the norms laid down by the NHAI.
"According to the NHAI rules, a toll bridge cannot be established within a 10-km radius of any municipal body. The Dasna toll bridge is hardly two km from Ghaziabad municipal limits," he said.
Ghaziabad District Magistrate Aparna Upadhyay said: "The district administration would play a role of a facilitator. Only the union surface transport ministry can take a decision on the realisation of toll."
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, vol. 270, n° 9, 1993, pages 1069-1073, 32 réf., ISSN 0098-7484, USA
National attention has focused on the goal of attaining 50% primary care practitioners to facilitate patient access and cost-effectiveness.
To determine how long it might take to achieve this goal, we used the Bureau of Health Professions' aggregate physician supply model to forecast the generalist-specialist balance.
Assuming that 30% of graduates will enter generalist practice after 1993 (the percentage in the mid-1980s), the number of generalists would increase from 174940 in 1990 to 232000 in 2040 (77 per 100000 population), but the percentage would remain at about 30%; specialists would continue to make up about 70% of all active physicians, but their total number would grow from 345 600 to 537 000 (178 per 100 000 population).
Mots-clés BDSP : Système santé, Homme, Médecin, Médecin généraliste, Pratique médicale, Politique santé
Mots-clés Pascal : Système santé, Exploration, Homme, Médecin, Médecin généraliste, Pratique professionnelle, Politique sanitaire
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Health system, Exploration, Human, Physician, General practitioner, Professional practice, Health policy
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Cote : 93-0679782
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