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In over three decades of practicing law, Martin Bauer has developed deep roots and garnered the well-deserved respect of his peers in three distinct areas of practice. His knowledge and experience in commercial litigation, adoption, and bankruptcy are virtually unsurpassed. In his personal life, Martin is passionate about the arts and education. Professionally, he shows the same level of passion in the energy and commitment he brings to his clients' legal matters.
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Martin is a recognized leader in the field of commercial litigation. His practice includes bond failures, intra-corporate disputes, contract disputes among corporate entities, and eminent domain proceedings. Bond failures – whether resulting from a default on internal revenue bonds (IRBs) in the construction context or from the failure of a surety in the probate arena – create the potential for significant losses. Martin applies his knowledge in these areas to enforce the legal rights of all parties to be paid. He also assists corporate clients with the legal issues that surface when internal or external disputes arise. In addition, Martin has enjoyed success in assisting commercial landowners to obtain just compensation for real property taken by eminent domain. He has also represented condemning authorities – such as pipeline companies – in condemnation proceedings.
Martin is known, both nationally and internationally, as a preeminent adoption attorney. He frequently represents either adoptive parents or birth mothers who are seeking a loving, stable home for children through the permanency of adoption. Martin has vast experience in independent and private adoptions, including offering services that match prospective adoptive parents with birth mothers during pregnancy. He is intimately familiar with the requirements of the Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children (ICPC), the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), and the issues that arise in contested adoptions. In addition, Martin understands the unique legal challenges that surrogacy agreements and artificial reproductive technologies create. His clients include adoptive couples from across the nation and around the globe.
Martin acts as counsel for creditors' committees in a variety of bankruptcy proceedings. His bankruptcy practice often involves the representation of creditors in eminent domain proceedings and under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. Martin has protected the rights of numerous corporate and individual creditors.
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Lanzarote is a Spanish island, located in the north of the Canary Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 125 km (78 mi) off the coast of Africa and 1,000 km (621 mi) from the Iberian Peninsula. Covering 845.9 square kilometers (327 sq mi), it is the fourth largest of the islands.
Lanzarote is located 11 km (7 mi) north-east of Fuerteventura and just over 1 km (0.62 mi) from the island La Graciosa. The dimensions of Lanzarote are 60 km (37 mi) from north to south and 25 km (16 mi) from west to east. Lanzarote has 213 km (132 mi) of coastline, of which 10 km (6 mi) are sand, 16.5 km (10 mi) are beach, and the remainder is rocky. Its landscape includes the mountain ranges of Famara (671 meters (2,201 ft))[2] in the north and Ajaches (608 m) to the south. South of the Famara massif is the El Jable desert which separates Famara and Montañas del Fuego. The highest peak is Peñas del Chache rising to 670 meters (2,198 ft) above sea level. The "Tunnel of Atlantis," the largest underwater volcanic tunnel in the world, is part of the Cueva de los Verdes lava tube.
Lanzarote is the easternmost island of the Canary Islands and has a volcanic origin. It was born through fiery eruptions and has solidified lava streams as well as extravagant rock formations. The island emerged about 15 million years ago as product of theCanary hotspot. Alfred Wegener's study of the island whilst visiting in 1912 showed how it fitted in with his theory of continental drift. The island, along with others, emerged after the breakup of the African and the American continental plates. The greatest recorded eruptions occurred between 1730 and 1736 in the area now designatedTimanfaya National Park.


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5 Ways to Soften the "Back to School" Transition
That was a looooong summer!
With a record dry spell and sunny days almost the entire time, my boys were more than ready to go back to school this year. And I was more than ready to send them.
After seeing them off Wednesday morning at 8:03 am (exactly), I hooted and hollered before plopping down on the couch with a hot cup of tea. I didn't move for at least a couple of hours.
Now that we are in full "back to school" swing, I wanted to share some ideas on how to make your transition a successful one.
#1. Are You Ready to Be Home?
Being in the 8th and 2nd grades, I'm sure my boys are sick of hearing me ask. But this single 6-word question makes a world of difference in our household. You've heard the age-old adage "Everything has it's place, and a place for everything". This is so true when it comes to transitions. The biggest struggle with going back to school is finding things. After hunting down lunch boxes, coats and library books much more than a few times, I realized that we needed a system to keep everything where it can be found.
Now, as soon as the boys come home, they are to empty papers and folders on to the table and put shoes, lunchboxes, backpacks and coats where they belong before doing anything else. (Maybe using the bathroom is an exception.) There is a place where these things belong, so that when they are needed in the morning, they are easily found. Create this habit and I know mornings will go a whole lot easier for your family.
#2. Paper Management
Schoolwork produces a lot of papers! We are blessed to have paper to use for our children's learning, but what do you do with all of it?
First, you will have to decide for yourself what is worth keeping. Each year, I keep less and less, but set aside those treasures that will bless them when they move away. I use a large accordion file folder and make sure their name and date are on the paper before dropping it in.
Second, we have the refrigerator and dishwasher as a gallery of the latest works of art or high scores. I replace an old piece with the new piece so the appliances aren't overwhelmed.
Lastly, you have the orientation day stockpile/newsletters/forms/fundraiser paperwork that you must keep track of throughout the year. We purchased these wall pocket organizers for each of the boys that sit near the table in our kitchen. Whenever something important needs to be kept, I drop it in their pocket. Now, even the boys know where to find it.
#3. Time to Connect as a Family
As Fall comes on, you may find your family scattered in many different directions. The busyness and lack of quality time can put a strain on your relationships. Even though children are excited to go back to school, they also feel anxious about making friends and the challenges of learning. You can provide a firm foundation of reassurance and stability when you are purposeful about guarding your family time.
Dinners together without distraction, board games or going on a hike are casual ways to come together as a family. Don't think that your time has to be organized or expensive. You just need the space to communicate and share experiences in relationship with one another.
In order to find the time, you will need to put it on the calendar or commit to a regular time together. You can also be more purposeful by setting out a jar and having family members write ideas on a slip of paper. Being spontaneous can make it more interesting!
#4. Less is More
With the new schedule, it can be tempting to take on more activities. Sports activities begin, churches start new programs and you can find yourself going in different directions each hour of the evening. But what kids remember most about their childhood is the quality of relationship with their families, not the amount of activities they did.
When something comes up to be added to your schedule, ask yourself if this activity is going to benefit the family as a whole. Consider what your child would want to do with you and make it a priority to anything else you could add to your schedule. Your attention is what is most important to them.
#5. Fully Embrace Fall
Now that you have guarded your family time and worked hard to organize your home, dive in to Fall! Rake up a pile of leaves to jump in with the kids. Wander down to the local pumpkin farm and do some chunkin'. Volunteer in your child's classroom and see what is so wonderful about their new grade level. When you stop to think about what you enjoy most this time of year, make room to experience it with your family.


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Mar 06, 2019, 16:30 ET
MILWAUKEE, March 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- MGIC Investment Corporation (NYSE: MTG) announced today that the company's Chief Financial Officer, Timothy Mattke, will be participating on a panel that will be discussing mortgage insurance at the RBC Capital Markets 2019 Financial Institutions Conference on March 12, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The event is taking place at the InterContinental New York Barclay in New York, New York.
The presentation will be webcast and can be accessed at the company's website, http://mtg.mgic.com/ under Newsroom or https://www.veracast.com/webcasts/rbc/financials2019/94112263252.cfm There are no slides associated with this panel discussion. A replay of the presentation will be available until June 10, 2019 at https://www.veracast.com/webcasts/rbc/financials2019/94112263252.cfm.
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Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation "MGIC" (www.mgic.com), the principal subsidiary of MGIC Investment Corporation, serves lenders throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, and other locations helping families achieve homeownership sooner by making affordable low-down-payment mortgages a reality. At January 31, 2019, MGIC had $210.4 billion of primary insurance in force covering over one million mortgages.
From time to time MGIC Investment Corporation releases important information via postings on its corporate website, and via postings on MGIC's website for information related to underwriting and pricing, and intends to continue to do so in the future. Such postings include corrections of previous disclosures, and may be made without any other disclosure. Investors and other interested parties are encouraged to enroll to receive automatic email alerts and Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds regarding new postings. Enrollment information for MGIC Investment Corporation alerts can be found at https://mtg.mgic.com/shareholder-services/email-alerts. Enrollment information for MGIC alerts can be found at https://www.mgic.com/ClearRates/index.html.
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Nerses Yeritsyan (deputy president, Central Bank of Armenia) is reflecting on perspectives for Armenia to transform into a knowledge economy.
Development Opportunities of Armenia: Importance of Participation by the Youth
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Sonny Luu (country director, US Peace Corps Armenia) is initiating a discussion on the importance of volunteering for the society.
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Vigen Sargsyan (former Minister of Defense) is analyzing the differences of leadership in public and private spheres, and encouraging innovative methods.
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Sophia social humanoid robot's visit to Yerevan at the invitation of the United Nations Development Programme country office and the Leadership School
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Michael Bashan (Business English lecturer, LS) is encouraging critical thinking.
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Artsakh Republic's governmental delegation's working visit to Yerevan headed by State Minister Grigory Martirosyan at the invitation of the Leadership School
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Arthur Grigorian (director, International Center for Agribusiness Research and Education [ICARE]) is showing the advantages of new educational models.
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Vahram Martirosyan (founder, Zangi Technologies) is analyzing advantages of Armenian solutions for safe communications.
Discussion of residential construction opportunities in Artsakh with Armen Mkoyan (founding president, Elite Group).
Discussion of possible projects for the improvement of service quality in the hospitality sphere with Luciano Casagrande (general manager, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel) and Antonio Petrucci (general manager, Grand Hotel Yerevan).
"Development Perspectives of Artsakh" forum․
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Open lesson with Ralph Yirikian (general manager, VivaCell MTS)
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Birdwatching as we know it emerged some time in the late eighteenth century, and a lively literature about birds and bird behavior positively erupted in the decades that followed. In this volume, Hill has for the first time gathered together the most vital and engaging of these writings which, while historically specific, are timeless in the evocation of what the passion for birds is all about. The jacket is beautifully illustrated and has light scuffing vertically front and back. 252 pages, including index. No marks or tears. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. View more info
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A narrative of the seven years the author spent, with her husband, sharing her home and her life with a female wolf, her mates and wolf-dog pups. After finishing their assignment photographing the wildlife of the Arctic, they decided to bring home the five orphaned tundra wolf cubs they had reared. To have left them would have meant their slow death by starvation. The DJ has a bit of wear on one corner. The cloth binding is lightened at the back about 2" from the bottom on down. The spine bottom is worn and the edges have a bit of wear. All corners are worn. Spine is tight, 238 pages inclu... View more info
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Between these covers, teller and tales finally meet in a warm and joyful new collection that will bring delight to the hearts of readers the world over. Hear are Buster, the kitten who arrived on Christmas; Alfred, the cat at the sweet shop; little Emily, who lived with the gentleman tramp; and Olly and Ginny, the kittens who charmed readers when they first appeared at the Herriots' house. Along with these come others, each story as memorable and heartwarming as the last, each told with that magic blend of gentle wit and human compassion that marks every work from James Herriot's pen. The bott... View more info
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As James Herriot said: "The publication of this book gives me the chance to pick out my favorite chapters (from past books) - the ones my family and I have laughed at over the years and the ones my readers have said they most enjoyed. . . . They say we should not live in the past and I have no reason to do so because I am still a practicing veterinary surgeon, still enjoying life. But to me, the past is a sweet, safe place to be, and through the medium of this book I shall spend a little time there now and then. " Lavishly presented in a splendid large-format volume that includes over ... View more info
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The Great Auk is one of the world's best known extinct birds. On land it was clumsy and awkward, but in the sea, where it spent a large part of the year, it was perfectly adapted for swift and efficient movement. By the beginning of the 19th century sightings of the bird had become rare and only a few decades later even the most assiduous explorers could not find it. What happened to the Great Auk? The author pieces together all of the important historical data and takes us on a tour of some of the wildest and most remote communities on earth. We travel to Labrador, the Scottish Island of St. ... View more info


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That's to claim, the Gospels recorded old occasions, issues that really occurred. when you were there, you have captured them in your camcorder. yet, those occasions have been traditionally supernatural. I should still tension that I'm now not asserting that not anyone seems to be on the Gospels that manner this day. most folk nonetheless do contemplate the Gospels as supernatural histories. yet earlier than the Enlightenment, that's how every body checked out them. permit me supply simply 3 examples of the way the view labored. In all 4 Gospels there's an account of the impressive feeding of the multitudes (Matt. 14:13-21; Mark 6:30-44; Luke 9:10-17; John 6:1-13). you recognize the tale. Jesus has been instructing a few 5 thousand males, now not counting the ladies and children—so let's say twelve thousand humans altogether. The disciples inform Jesus to brush aside the crowds to allow them to move domestic to consume. yet Jesus tells them to feed the crowds themselves. This isn't attainable, even though, because the disciples have in simple terms 5 loaves of bread and fish. Jesus tells them to have the crowds sit in huge teams. he is taking the bread and the fish, supplies thank you, breaks them, and arms the items to the disciples. They then distribute the meals to the crowds—and a miracle occurs. There's adequate for everybody, with basketfuls left over. those that see the Gospels as supernatural histories recognize that this was once a impressive occasion, and person who really occurred. That evening, while the crowds are ultimately brushed aside, Jesus sends the disciples around the Sea of Galilee in a ship, whereas he remains on a hill to hope. A hurricane comes up, and the disciples are having hassle making any headway opposed to the wind and waves. Jesus sees their plight and starts to stroll out to them—on the water! They see him and are terrified, considering that he has to be a phantom. yet Jesus calls out to them to not be afraid, because it is simply he. in a single of the Gospels, Matthew, we're informed that Peter wishes facts; he calls out to Jesus: "Lord, whether it is you, command me to come back to you at the water" (Matt. 14:28). Jesus offers the command; Peter hops out of the boat and starts to stroll. yet taking a look round he turns into worried by means of the hurricane; he cries out and starts off to sink. Jesus reaches out a hand, pulls him up, and is helping him into the boat. if you settle for the Gospels as supernatural histories, this can be whatever you have got noticeable if you'd been there. on the finish of the Gospels, after all, comes the largest miracle of all. Jesus has been condemned to loss of life and crucified. the warriors payment and spot that he's useless. he's taken from the pass, buried through a follower named Joseph of Arimathea, and mourned by way of his disciples. but if a few girls come to the tomb at the 3rd day to accomplish the burial rites, they locate it empty. Angelic viewers are there, who tell the ladies that Jesus has been raised from the lifeless. Jesus himself then looks to them. Later he looks to the disciples because the Lord of existence who has conquered dying and now sends his fans into the area to proclaim the excellent news to all who will listen.


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In a recent talk I gave at the Idea Center in Miami, a gentleman from the audience asked for my opinion on the battle of technologies, Virtual Reality vs. Augmented Reality, and which I think will prevail.
I believe that these two technologies are not rivals, but complementary, like Bicycles and Cars. Some activities (such as driving from SF to LA) should only be done with the one and some (such as riding down a mountain trail) only with the other, but some activities (such as getting to work when you live relatively close by) can be done with either. Let's look at these use cases, and make a prediction on what would happen when they are combined.
Technology Use Cases
Yesterday, the internet at my house stopped working, and I had to hard reset my router. To do so, I had to fit something into the tiny "reset" hole in the back of the router. After a 5 minute search in the kitchen drawer, I had the option of using a paper clip or a toothpick. Not only that that was not a use case that the inventors of these items depicted in their minds, but I also think that there is no other reason to have these two items compete over a "Job To Be Done".
A great post popped up on my LinkedIn feed a few weeks back. It shows a partial list of the use cases for VR and AR, on a Venn diagram.
This is a partial list since critical use cases such as productivity, training, and education (etc.) are missing, but the point remains the same. You can imagine a VR training experience where you learn to operate a machine, but the same can be true in AR, where the labels and instructions show on the real machine.
Same Device, Different Uses
My answer to the question posed during my talk, was that I believe that the two devices will converge in the future. I believe that the future AR devices would allow the user to "turn the transparency off", and block their view of the world, turning the HMD/glasses into a VR device.
An article describing Magic Leap's technology shows how this is possible. The Photonic Lightfield Chip (don't call it a lens!) is made of layers of Diffractive Optical Elements (DOE).
Using different activation combinations of DOE's creates the illusion on depth, so digital information can be displayed at different focal points.
But also, according to the article, activating the outer and inner DOE's together can be used to cancel light and achieve true black, in the same manner noise cancelation headphones work. This would mean that with a press of a button, our AR glasses could turn into a VR glasses.
There would be obvious trade-offs when combining the two technologies. AR glasses require incredible form factor to be worn in public, which VR glasses don't. On the flip side, VR HMD's need to be generally more powerful (in terms of CPU/GPU), since they create the entire environment. I believe
that there will still be a market for AR glasses that don't turn into a VR device (for dedicated enterprise use, for example), and VR HMD's that won't have AR capabilities (for high end gaming, for example). To use the cars-bicycles analogy, I believe that there will be "regular bicycles", "regular cars" and a combination of the two (electrical bicycles in this example).
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It will be fascinating to see what new use cases emerge from these new technologies. Although the above analogy is an edge case, it's highly likely that not only is "necessity the mother of invention", but sometimes "invention" can be the "mother of necessity".


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Our exceptional, friendly staff is our greatest asset. Our dental assistants and hygienists are licensed professionals who pride themselves on staying on the cutting edge of dentistry and patient communication. They are excited about what they are doing, have high standards of quality and integrity, and are motivated to achieve the best results for our family of patients.
Our dedicated and motivated staff has one primary goal—your utmost comfort! We feel it's important that you understand the treatment that you'll be receiving so that you can relax during the procedure. Our staff is eager to answer any questions regarding your dental care. Please feel free to share with us your needs and concerns.
Dr. Deanna Mah joined our practice in June 2016. She graduated with honors from the University of California, San Francisco School of Dentistry in 1987, after earning a bachelor's degree in Economics from Stanford University.
After owning her own dental practice in her hometown of Lafayette, CA, she moved to Pacific Grove in 1999 with her husband, renowned wildlife photographer Norbert Wu.
Dr. Mah especially enjoys cosmetic dentistry and working on children. In her free time, she volunteers for animal welfare groups, is a Big Sister, loves training her two Labrador retrievers, and sells her handmade jewelry at holiday craft fairs.
Adriana has been with the practice since 2012. Her smile and sense of humor are very contagious.
Nicole graduated from the Cabrillo College Dental Hygiene program in 2013 and joined our team 4 years later. We are to call Nicole part of the Dr. Mulé family.
Lisa joined our team at the tail end of 2016. Picture and Bio coming soon.
Sheryl started helping out in her father's dental practice at an early age. In helping patients, she got a true sense of how a good dental experience can make a big difference in person's life. She took classes at Monterey Peninsula College to become a Registered Dental Assistant. She loves working with patients and helping them achieve their dental goals and especially seeing the joy and smiles that brings.
Sheryl was raised in Prunedale and graduated from North County High School. She married her high school sweetheart and they were blessed with one wonderful boy. She loves to cook with her family and enjoys learning new healthy recipes. Sheryl and her family are very active in a medieval reenactment group and have their own business selling kits to make armor.
Rachelle joined our team in September of 2014. She is a hardworking woman who has instilled those traits into her hardworking kids. We are proud to have her on our team.
Enedina, or Nina as we call her, joined our team in September of 2014. Her infectious laugh and sense of humor helps put our patients at ease.
I was raised here in the Salinas Valley and I attended local schools. I joined Dr. Mulé's practice in 2008 as a temp, but got the chance to become a permanent member of this incredible team. I truly enjoy my daily interactions with our wonderful patients and serving in all aspects of our practice.
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my four wonderful children and my dog, riding horses, and just enjoying the outdoors.
I was born and raised here in Salinas. I have been married for six years to my husband, Victor. We have two active boys. Andrew is four years old and Adrian is one. I have had the opportunity of working with Dr. Mulé since 2006. I absolutely love my job as well as my fellow team members. The best part is interacting and building friendships with our patients!
I recently graduated with a BS in Social Science from Bradman University. I enjoy spending my free time with my family, as well as doing many outdoor activities with my boys.
Norma has been in Dentistry for over ten years. In that time she has become well rounded in the industry She enjoys working with all her awesome teammates and getting to know all the wonderful patients. Norma was born and raised in Gonzales, California. She now resides in Salinas with her loving husband Nelson and four children, Elisa, Edith, Leilani, and new to the family Dominic. She enjoys movies, dancing, and spending time with family and friends. She looks forward to welcoming all the current and new smiling faces to our office!
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READ THE OTHER SIDE: Like FDR, Obama has saved capitalism by harnessing its excesses by Wayne Madsen
The election is history and businesses across America know who will lead the country for the next four years. But will the tone of the second term be as harsh and demeaning about businesses and the people who run them or will President Obama finally realize that American free enterprise is the force that makes the country strong and prosperous?
From a business person's perspective, people who run Washington simply don't understand the basic economics that every person who has ever run a company, large or small, must live by — revenue must exceed expense or you are out of business.
Only in government do the economic laws exist in the state of suspended animation until the proverbial shoe drops as it is now doing in Greece and other parts of Europe.
However, the real test for this administration is to recognize that business people are not evil, greedy Ebenezer Scrooges exploiting their workers to squeeze the last drop of blood from them.
American businesses, big and small, care about their workers. Small businesses must compete for workers. During the depths of the recession, it was the owner who was the last to get paid, if he or she got paid at all, because keeping good employees is good business.
All the current noise about raising taxes, punishing success, imposing new mandates and regulations scare us.
How can I sign a 10-year lease on office space or a factory building when the rules of the game are going to be changed? How can one hire new people if taxes and fees double the cost of the hire?
American business people are optimistic risk takers. If we were not, we would have gone into government. Most businesses' main interaction with government is paying taxes.
Government doesn't help them succeed but rather only erects barriers to overcome. The cost of government taxes and regulations are part of the overhead of a business. The greater the cost of the government overhead, the fewer people a business can hire.
The major challenge for President Obama is to realize there is little he can do to help the average business in our country.
We don't want more loans because debt does not equal profit. We want to make a profit so that we can invest to grow our businesses or reward our employees and ourselves for successfully taking on the challenges and uncertainty of business.
We also would welcome a little respect for the long hours we put in without any guarantees of reward. We would appreciate some common sense on regulation where absolutes can't apply but cost-benefit analysis makes sense.
To have the country begin growing again, the business sector must be vibrant and healthy. People must be willing to risk everything to reach the American dream of making your children better off than you were.
It's about creating where nothing existed. It's about building wealth and defining the future.
When we look at the political class, we want them to deliver a safe, secure environment to allow us to make our plans.
The old Soviet Union amply demonstrates that politicians cannot run the economy. Mr. Obama and the political class cannot believe they have the answers. Political spending is always less efficient that private spending because it is other people's money.
Our president needs to cheer on the dreamers and the risk takers. He needs to stop frightening away innovation with rhetoric common to college campuses in the '60s. He should be hoping to create a million new millionaires whose good ideas and hard work have created 10 million new jobs.
While Obama may not believe Calvin Coolidge's comment about the business of America is business — it is the myriad of small and big dreamers who continue to make America the uniquely great country that it is.
Peter Rush is the author of "Class Tax, Mass Tax."


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Choosing the Best Townhouse
There are 598 townhouses at Regal Palms. How do you choose the one that is best for you? The following tips will help you decide.
Floor Plan
- The townhouses are in blocks of 4, 5 or 6 houses. They all have one of the following 4 basic floorplans:
- 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bathroom - Inner - 1457 sq ft - Antigua
- 3 Bedroom 3 Bathroom - Inner - 1492 sq ft - Cayman
- 4 Bedroom 3 Bathroom - Inner - 1492 sq ft - Jamaica
- 4 Bedroom 3.5 Bathroom - End unit - 1856 sq ft - Bermuda
- Ian's Villa is one of the Bermuda end units. Therefore it has 25% more space than any of the other units.
- The difference in rental prices between the 3 and 4 bedroom units is very small. Ian's villa is very competitively priced and is the same cost as many of the 3 bedroom houses. In fact, some 3 bedroom units are more expensive. Why be squashed together, when you can spread out for the same cost?
- A 0.5 bathroom is a room with a toilet and washbasin, but no bath.
- Note: adjectives like 'Executive', 'Luxury', 'Premium' are commonly and freely used in Regal Palms ads for any of the homes and have little significance in distinguishing between properties. However, the term 'Elite' indicates one of a small number of houses that were originally finished to a higher specification, e.g. they have granite worktops.
Furnishings and Equipment
- Originally, when the properties were first built (from 2004 on), all the units tended to have much the same furnishings. As time has progressed, replacement through wear and tear and new owners moving in mean that the houses are now developing different styles and characters. When researching the villas, look for upgrades. Ian's Villa was extensively upgraded in May 2014, and more improvements are planned.
- Mattresses are very important, as you will want a good night's sleep. The original mattresses in townhouses are now about 7 years old and are relatively thin. Ian's Villa has a complete set of new 12 inch thick pillowtop mattresses. The bedding and towels are also new.
- The living rooms originally had a carpet, but after 7 years they start to show wear. They are difficult to keep clean and stains are difficult to remove. Upgraded houses have removed the carpet. Some have gone for ceramic tiles, which are good in the kitchen and bathrooms, but tend to be rather 'hard' and cold in a living room. Ian's villa has a new attractive wood laminate floor in the living/dining room which is 'warmer' and very easy to keep clean.
- Some houses still have the old analogue TVs. Ian's Villa not only has a 60 inch smart flat screen HDTV in the living room, each of the 4 bedrooms has a 32 or 39 inch flat screen HDTV too.
- UK guests can enjoy around 100 UK TV channels via an internet-delivered service. You can watch live or time shift to allow for the 5 hour time difference. No need to miss your favourite programmes or sport!
- There is a PlayStation 3 video console and a selection of 9 games to suit various ages.
- The bedrooms have room-darkening curtains as well as blinds. Most properties only have blinds.
- Both twin bedrooms have ceiling fans. Most other units only have fans in the King and Queen bedrooms and living room.
- Ian's Villa has a PC and printer, which despite being a key part of everyday life, is still a rarity in Regal Palms townhouses. You can research where to go, check opening times, get directions, order food 'to go', check your emails, and for your journey home, check-in online and print your boarding pass. Plus you get free fast WIFI (over 30Mb/s) throughout the house and outside it.
- Do other owners provide a proper inventory of the facilities, so you can be sure, for example, that the kitchen has the equipment you need? For Ian's Villa, those details are provided on this web site.


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According to the RAC Foundation, more than half of people aged over 70 in Britain currently holds a driving licence and the number of elderly drivers will increase over the coming decade.
It says additional measures will be needed to accommodate their needs, even though statistically, the 3.7 million motorists born before the war are among the safest on the road.
The Foundation says larger lettering should be used on safety-critical signs including directions, and those telling motorists to stop and give way, so that elderly motorists can read them more easily.
"There is clearly more that could be done to the road infrastructure to improve the safety of older drivers," said Stephen Glaister, the Foundation's director.
"Fatal accidents involving older drivers generally occur in daylight, at junctions and at low speeds. Interacting with other traffic at junctions is the main risk for older drivers, particularly when turning right across traffic. Improvements such as consistently clear and unambiguous signage across the road network would help."
This would entail following initiatives already underway in parts of the United States where engineers can consult "The Older Driver Highway Design Handbook" when planning roads and signs.
Many experts believe that the proliferation of road signs is confusing for motorists of all ages and argue that stripping out clutter and making those signs which remain clearer would benefit the entire motoring population.
"Most of the improvements which could help the elderly would help everybody," said Robert Gifford is executive director of the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety.
"A discussion about how much information people can take in at any one time from road signs would be valuable."
Meanwhile Andrew Howard, the AA's head of road safety, said larger lettering on signs would give motorists more time in which to make a decision.
The Foundation's call comes at a time when the Department for Transport is involved in a major review of traffic signs and road markings.
Under existing law a driving licence is valid until the age of 70 and then has to be renewed every three years, with motorists having to sign a declaration confirming they are not suffering from a medical condition which would pose a risk to themselves or other road users.
The Government has been considering changes to the law which would require drivers of all ages to sign such a declaration every 10 years, but has ruled out requiring older motorists to retake their driving test.


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December is here! Does this mean that you can take a break from your job search? While it's definitely tempting to spend all of your time at holiday parties and watching mindless television, you could be wasting a valuable opportunity. This time of year can be important to your job search, but you have to stick with it. Here are some tips to help you stay on track:
Keep submitting applications. It may surprise you to learn that there are jobs available during the holidays. People quit, retire and move on to other opportunities. Since many job seekers have taken a break for the holidays, there is less competition for open positions.
Send holiday greetings. The holidays are excellent excuse to reach out to your networking contacts. While you are sending out holiday greetings, invite them out for a coffee. This will help you maintain a strong relationship with the people in your network and you never know what opportunities your contacts will bring to you.
Set goals. With the New Year looming, there is lots of talk of New Years' resolutions. The New Year is an excellent time to set new goals and refocus your efforts. Buy a new agenda and lay out your new job search strategy. Be specific about what you want to accomplish and when. Consider which strategies have given you positive results and which have not. Sometimes a small change in the way that you approach your job search can make a huge difference in your outcome.
Attend holiday events. There are so many great events happening during the holiday season: family parties, getting together with friends, end of year celebrations, school events, the list goes on and on....These are all excellent opportunities to expand your network. Talk to people and build a connection with them. Ask them what they do for a living and don't be afraid to tell them about your job search. After you get home, make sure that you add them as a contact on LinkedIn. .
Spend your down time on LinkedIn. Since you are going to have a little extra time during the holidays, why don't you invest some time into Linked In. Take a look at your profile and see if there is anything that can be improved. Look at people with similar job titles and identify what they have done well on their profiles. Reach out to your contacts to say hello and see if you can find any new contacts. Find companies to follow, industry groups to join, and try out the job search function. LinkedIn is an excellent tool for job seekers if you take the time to use it.
It's a great idea to keep your momentum going during the holiday season but try not to get too intense about it. It is also important to let yourself enjoy the festivities with your friends and family. By staying engaged with your job search, you can relax knowing that you'll be able to jump right back into it once the New Year starts.
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Can you guess what this is? I noticed it in front of the Maritime Museum the other day. I'm not sure when it was installed, but it's reasonably new there.
As I back up, you'll be getting more of a clue.
This is a beautiful and interesting object from many angles.
The propeller was installed as a memorial for all to enjoy and learn from. It's impressively large - taller than a person.
Thanks to friends and family of Arthur E. Farr, the museum has a new and interesting display right along the River Walk. I found adults of about my own age or so clamboring onto the concrete, wrapping themselves in the blades, and posing for photos. I didn't get a great shot of them, or I would have included it. In the photo above the plaque, you can see they've moved on to pose with the anchor display. It seems that Arthur and the propeller will be remembered happily for a long time.
I didn't know Arthur E. Farr, but he was honored by the Propeller Club in 1993. You can read more about the Columbia River Propeller Club here. It seems the Columbia River chapter was merged with the Portland Shipping Club and is still active under that name.
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AT&T association with UC Berkeley is first
to bring together scientists, industry to help develop future Internet architecture
By Kevin Compton, AT&T Labs
BERKELEY -- AT&T and the International Computer Science Institute today announced an agreement to form the AT&T Center for Internet Research (ACIR) in association with the University of California at Berkeley. The goal of this unique center will be to perform basic research on Internet architectures and related networking issues, thereby bridging the gap between the Internet research community and the interests of commercial industry.
The agreement calls for AT&T to fund the multimillion-dollar ICSI center for at least three years and to work with ICSI researchers in close collaboration with staff from the UC Berkeley Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences department and the School of Information and Management Sciences. In addition to the researchers at ICSI, AT&T is also forming a new Internet research group at AT&T Labs in nearby Menlo Park, Calif., along with an expanded group at AT&T Labs in Florham Park, N.J. headed by Hamid Ahmadi, vice president of Networking and Distributed Systems Research, who will oversee the effort.
"While the Internet has enormous potential, it faces a problem something like we do on the roads here in the San Francisco Bay Area: The usage is outgrowing the original infrastructure," said David C. Nagel, AT&T Labs President and AT&T Chief Technology Officer. "By bringing in top-notch researchers and focusing on commercial interests related to AT&T's network, we intend to address some of the fundamental underlying architectural issues, and to become widely recognized as the foremost Internet research center in the world."
As more applications such as multimedia, telephony and electronic commerce move to the Internet, issues such as scaling, security, global access and network management could adversely affect its growth and performance. ACIR will be a focal point for discussions with other commercial Internet service and equipment providers, as well as with standards bodies such as the Internet Engineering Task Force, in order to help create a future Internet architecture that addresses these issues.
"This center will place leading industrial researchers in the Internet engineering community alongside Berkeley's highly respected groups in Internet-scale systems research," said Randy Katz, Chair of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department at the University of California, Berkeley and United Microelectronics Corporation Distinguished Professor. "We expect that the close and productive collaboration between the ACIR staff and the faculty and students on campus will make Berkeley the epicenter of Internet-based engineering research for the 21st Century."
The Berkeley center will be led by ICSI Director Merrick Furst, and will benefit from contributions by the university's Internet-Scale Systems research group led by Professors Katz, Steve McCanne, Eric Brewer, David Culler and Anthony Joseph which works on Internet protocol design; local- and wide-area access technologies such as mobile and wireless networking; and highly scalable processing and storage infrastructure based on cluster technology.
"The combined resources of AT&T Research, UC Berkeley, and ICSI are coming together to create overnight the world's best Internet research group," said Furst. "By locating a new group at ICSI, AT&T is enabling the kind of academic, industrial, and international research advances that are required for practical improvements to the Internet in the areas of network architecture, electronic commerce, communities-of-practice and security." ICSI is an independent, non-profit basic research institute affiliated with the University of California campus in Berkeley, Calif.
AT&T's funding of the center is complementary to its corporate participation in the Internet2 project, a consortium of over 170 universities (including UC Berkeley) and industry leaders working together to further U.S. leadership in research and higher education and accelerate the availability of new services and applications on the Internet.
AT&T Labs, the research and development unit of AT&T, is working to create the information services and communications network of tomorrow. AT&T Labs is a leader in the development of technologies and standards for audio, speech, video and image compression; electronic commerce and digital copyright management; search and directory services; speech processing and coding of all sorts; network architecture, design, engineering and operations; and other areas critical to the advancement of new communications and Internet offerings.
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Tag Archives: M.A.R. Barker
May 31, 2016 M.A.R. Barker sometimes ran Tekumel games with just a d100 roll
Thanks to a G+ share, I found myself checking out a 2010 post on Hill Cantons about one of the ways that M.A.R. Barker ran his Tekumel campaign: M.A.R. Barker on Rules Lite. The post is primarily a quote, so I won't repost the whole thing here. Instead, here's the business end, an excerpt of […]
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April 20, 2016 Zine roundup: The Excellent Travelling Volume, issues 1-4
The Excellent Travelling Volume is a print-only Tékumel fanzine by James Maliszewski, offering up a host of content for Empire of the Petal Throne. James' work tends to be polished and thoughtfully considered, and that's a big part of what I like about it. I wanted to see how that translated into a zine, and […]
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March 8, 2016 Rerolling hit points, OD&D, and Empire of the Petal Throne
I love hit points. They're a brilliant abstraction, though often misunderstood, and they work beautifully in play. I double-super-love that in OD&D, how you roll them for your character is completely open to interpretation. I don't think that's been true since the late 1970s, as each edition since has spelled things out much more clearly. […]
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"We sit silently and watch the world around us. This has taken a lifetime to learn. It seems only the old are able to sit next to one another and not say anything and still feel content. The young, brash and impatient, must always break the silence. It is a waste, for silence is pure. Silence is holy." ~Nicholas Sparks The Notebook
Silence. Pure and Holy. Prior to becoming sick, I would have laughed at the idea that silence was golden. I was the type who would be so uncomfortable in my own silence; afraid to be alone, afraid to have only myself as company. The television, the radio, the kids a constant drone that was welcome, like the ever present cicadas humming in the hot summer evenings. Youth and a lack of self understanding really caused me to hate silence and I would do anything to avoid it.
And then I became sick. And I lost my father. My entire world changed in a blink of an eye.
If anything can cause a before and after effect, chronic illness and death of loved ones can. I often times find myself defining my life before the illness and my and long diagnosis process and after. It is very interesting how my perspective on many things have changed after. One of those things is silence.
Before I couldn't stand for it to be quiet, much less silent.
Now...I can barely stand for there to be any noise at all.
I drive without the radio playing, even when I am alone.
I read or sit or think alone in the house without any background noise such as television.
There are many times when any noise, whatsoever, including a regular volume speaking voice is painful. The interesting part is the noise seems to not only injure my ears and head, but also my heart and soul. I don't know how to explain it.
I just can't stand noise any more.
But it isn't just the physical noise...it is the noise of the world...the news, the bickering, the drama, the impatient and unkind humans...I just can't stand it any more.
On days when I feel well enough, one solution to escape the worldly noises is walking in nature. Sure, there are natural sounds such as the breeze, the whooshing of tall grasses rubbing together, the skittering of squirrels and chipmunks in the crunchy leaves and underbrush, the song birds chirping, or a distant dog barking, but somehow those noises seem soft and comforting. Soothing. Welcome. When I am walking along, I don't really like to see other humans, though. The thought of greeting them and having a conversation is exhausting and overwhelming. I just would prefer to be alone and soak it all in.
I truly am a different person now compared to then. And I am happy for it.


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To hear the most up-to-date talks by Heather Sundberg please use this link to Heather's talks on Dharma Seed's website. Dharma Seed is a non profit organization that maintains an archive of freely offered Western Buddhist Vipassana teachings.
|For Guided Meditations please scroll down.....
2018 Awareness/MahaSati Public Talk
2018-4-30 Wisdom-Awareness Map (MahaSati) 60:01
An introduction to a wisdom-awareness map from the Thai Forest tradition: Mindfulness - Great Mindfulness - Mindfulness-Wisdom - Wisdom which leads to Release. Includes metaphors & descriptions of maturing awareness which is able to release reactivity & access the 3 Lenses of Wisdom (impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, not self). Concludes with a fun somatic exercise on holding on & letting go, based on a teaching from Ajahn Chah. For more information about these teachings, visit Heather's website & look up Talks & Retreat Schedule.
2017 Talks
2017-1-13 Metta for the Difficult 64:48
2017-5-16 Body As Teacher 53:58
2017-12-20 Transforming Fear Into Love 55:49
2017 Awareness/MahaSati Public Talk
2017-5-19 Mindfulness-Wisdom 50:36
An introduction to A Map of Awareness from the Thai Forest Tradition: Sati-Mindfulness-Mahi Sati (Great Mindfulness), Sati Panna (Mindfulness Wisdom), Panna-Vimutti (Wisdom which leads to release). Includes teachings on how to approach teachings and practices of awareness, how to use the Three Characteristics, (impermanence, unsatisfactotoriness, not self) to decrease and release activity of the Defilements (greed, hatred and delusion) and a fun experiential exercise based on a teaching from Ajahn Chah about letting go. For more information about these teachings, visit Heather's website and look up Talks, Retreat Schedule and ongoing trainings on MahaSati.
2016 Talks
2016-1-19 5 Things Which Wake Us Up! 61.59
1. Wise Friends 2. Celebrating Basic Integrity 3. Hearing the Dharma 4. Wise Effort 5. Harmony with Impermanence
2016-1-15 Meeting Life with Equanimity 56:28
Talk explores Six Qualities of Equanimity: Equanimity is the Spacious (1) Balance (2) of the Non Reactive (3) mind-heart, grounded in Wisdom (4), with supports a deep Caring (5) , and leads to an Appropriate Response (6).
2016 Awareness/MahaSati Talks
2016 -11- 5 MahaSati (Awareness) Map Overview, Including Awakening in the Body 53:30
2016 -11- 9 MahaSati (Awareness), Mindfulness-Wisdom (Sati-Panna), Wisdom Leading to Release (Panna-Vimutti) 1:00
2016 Metta Guided Meditations & Instructions
2016-1-12 Metta Meditation Overview 37:43
Instructions provide overview of metta, the phrases of well-wishing, the muses (categories), and the supports of using an internal image and somatic resonance.
2016-1-16 Metta For the Difficult Person 42:09
Instructions provide overview of metta for the difficult person + a guided Metta Mandala meditation using all of the categories (muses).
2015 Talks
2015-11-7 MahaSati (Pure Awareness) Map Talk+ Guided Meditations 59:13
2015-11-5 Monkeys on the Kora: Mindfulness & Metta of the Body 1:05:52
2015 -5-14 The Five Spiritual Faculties: The Awakened Mind IS the Awakened Heart 60:40
These 5 Talks are from the March Monthlong Retreat at SRMC 2015:
2015-3-23 Integrating Insights & Other Ah-ha Moments in Practice 62:58
2015-3-19 Mindfulness, Great Mindfulness, Wisdom & Release (MahaSati) 60:48
2015-3-13 The Four Noble Truths (monthlong retreat version) 61:04
2015-3-09 Compassion: Cultivation & Fruition 64:12
2015-3-04 First Foundation of Mindfulness 61:47
2015-2-19 Cleaning Up Our Minds, Cleaning Up the World 57:07
2015-1-19 The Perfect Gift: Mindfulness & Metta 58:11
2015 Heart Practice Guided Meditations from March Monthlong Retreat at SRMC:
Introduction to Metta Meditation (Lovingkindness) 35 mins.
Metta for the Familiar Stranger (Neutral Person) 35 mins.
Introduction to Compassion 34 mins.
Mudita (Sympathetic Joy) 37 mins.
Equanimity 37 mins.
2015 Insight Meditation Guided Meditations from March Monthlong Retreat at SRMC:
Mindfulness of the Body (including nervous system practices) 15 mins.
Choiceless Awareness Meditation 11 mins.
Metta Sutta Talks 2015:
2015-1-17 Metta Sutta Talk #2: By Not Holding to Fixed Views 60:02
2015-1-12 Metta Sutta Talk #1: The Joy of Basic Integrity 64:38
2014 Talks:
2014-1-20 Bridging the Practice into the World 55:56
2014-1-18 The Eleven Benefits of Metta 54:32
2014-1-15 The Difficulties are the Gifts: Metta, Compassion & their Hindrances 56:11
2013 Talks:
2013-12-19 The Seven Enlightenment Factors (retreat talk) 63:53
2013-10-10 The Seven Enlightment Factors (daily life talk) 53:46
2013-02-21 The Power of the Five Spiritual Faculties 57.21
2013-01-21 20 Years of Dharma at Spirit Rock 54.57
2013-01-19 Metta for All Beings 64.57
2012 Talks:
2012-09-06 The Two Truths: The Personal View & The Universal View 52:46
2012-09-08 Relating Wisely to the Sense of Self 33:10
2012-04-26 Is Metta Enough? 49:19
2012-04-22 The Brahma Viharas: Shifting the Center of Gravity 56:13
2012-04-20 A Map for Transformation of Judgments 55:41
These Talks are from the March Monthlong Retreat at SRMC 2012:
2012-3-25 Riding the Eight Worldly Winds 60:35
2012-3-18 The Doors to the Deathless are Open! Cycles of Awakening 59:15
2012-3-10 Compassion as the Path & Expression of Awakening 59:40
2012-3-05 Body as Teacher: First Foundation of Mindfulness 58:04
|2009-2011 Talks
2011-01-15 Equanimity: Seeds of an Appropriate Response 62:10
|2010-12-21 Letting Go: Crossing the Creek 54:46
|2010-05-19 Heart Meets Insight: Cultivating the Brahma Viharas & the Four Noble Truths 37:46
|2010-05-12 Holding On & Letting Go: The Four Noble Truths 45:58
|2009-05-27 Forgiveness As Freedom Of Heart 58:16
|2009-05-24 Humility As A Spiritual Awakening 59:28
|2007-2008 Talks
2008-02-07 Inspiration For Practice: The Four Heavenly Messengers 61:43
|2008-01-24 Vast Sky Visited By Clouds 55:01
|2007-12-21 Darkness & Light, Suffering & The End Of Suffering 57:33
Buddhist and 12 Step Talks
Included are Forgiveness as Freedom of Heart & Humility as a Spiritual Awakening (above)


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Importance of the Vestibular System in Visually Induced Nausea and Self-Vection
- Authors
- Corporate Authors
- Defence and Civil Inst of Environmental Medicine, Downsview ONT (CAN)
- Abstract
- It has been well established that nodding head movements concomitant with body rotation around the vertical axis results in intense stimulation of the vestibular receptors of the inner ear (Coriolis effects), thereby readily inducing motion sickness through appropriate CNS connections [3.5]. Although it is known that motion sickness can also be induced when the stationary subject nods his head while viewing a moving visual field which produces a sensation of self-motion (vections) in the opposite direction, the pseudo-Coriolis effect [1,2], the relative importance of the vestibular receptors in such circumstances is not fully understood. It was the object of this study to clarify this question by exposing both normal and labyrinthine defective subjects to pseudo-Coriolis stimulation and compare the sensory effects thereby produced.
- Keywords
- Inner ear;Labyrinth;Nausea;Vection;Visualvestibular interaction
- Report Number
- DCIEM-94-P-28 — Reprint
- Date of publication
- 15 Aug 1994
- Number of Pages
- 8
- Reprinted from
- Journal of Vestibular Research, Vol 9, 1999, p 83-87
- DSTKIM No
- 99-01788
- CANDIS No
- 511958
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ISSUE PRESENTED: Whether a court must provide a permissive adverse inference instruction when important evidence that was promptly requested by the defense and is in the custody of the People is destroyed as a result of a natural disaster or otherwise, and whether a court may sua sponte forbid defense counsel from commenting on the missing evidence in summation. (Assigned counsel: Mark W. Zeno & Robert S. Dean, Center for Appellate Litigation, 120 Wall Street, 28th Floor, NYC 10005.)
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If you purchased or otherwise acquired Conn's publicly traded common stock and/or call options, or sold/wrote Conn's put options, during the period from April 3, 2013 through December 9, 2014 (inclusive) for the beneficial interest of an individual or entity other than yourself, then within seven (7) calendar days of your receipt of the Notice, you must either:
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Oil stocks closed broadly lower Wednesday after the Energy Department cut its petroleum-demand outlook.
In its short-term energy outlook, the agency said it now projects worldwide oil demand growth at about 1.2 million barrels a day in 2005, down from the earlier estimate of 1.7 million.
The Energy Department also predicted continued high prices for petroleum products and natural gas because of the tight supply situation worldwide. See related story.
Inventories took an additional hit from recent storms, which took out production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and shuttered refineries.
"Warnings from previous outlooks about the potential adverse impacts of an active hurricane season on domestic-energy supply and prices are unfortunately being reflected in the challenging realities brought about by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita," the government report stated.
All this comes ahead of the winter heating season, which stretches from October to March.
On Tuesday, the International Energy Agency trimmed its outlook for global oil-demand growth by 90,000 barrels a day, but cut its non-OPEC supply forecasts by 300,000 to 400,000 barrels a day for 2005 and 2006. See full story.
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Welcome to the website of Issy Brooke, British author of traditional historical mysteries! My books are light and fun, while striving to be historically accurate.
I have one complete series which consists of five books, Lady C Investigates, and follows the adventures of the widow Cordelia in 1845. Click here for more.
Throughout 2018 and 2019 I will be releasing a new series, The Scientific Investigations of Marianne Starr, which are set in 1890. Find out more here!
You can also sign up to my mailing list to keep informed about new releases.
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An Unmourned Man (Jan 2016) is available on all online bookstores. Click here to go to your preferred vendor.
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The Continental Gentleman (May 2017) is available on Amazon only until August. Click here to go to Amazon.
Some Very English Murders
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Letter.2 type design competition
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In October 2011, the Association Typographique Internationale (ATypI) held its second international type design competition, Letter.2, with the goal of providing a wide-angled snapshot of the state of typeface design around the globe ten years after the 2001 competition, bukva:raz!
The jury met in Buenos Aires on 1–2 October 2011 to make a selection of 53 entries out of 561 submissions based on their design excellence. The submissions were judged taking into account several criteria, such as confidence and quality of drawing, originality, functionality and cultural sensitivity.
The results contribute in understanding trends, educational impact, growth and direction that the type design discipline has taken in the last decade. For more information please visit the Letter.2 website.