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Whether you're thinking of taking your holidays in Fuerteventura, booking a hotel, hiring a car, booking a Cheap Flight to Fuerteventura looking for more information or simply browsing for fun, let us simply welcome you to this beautiful Canary island.
With three thousand hours of sunshine a year, Fuerteventura is the closest Canary Island to the African coast with only 100km separating the 'Punta de la Entallada' from Cape Juby in Morroco and is the second largest (after Tenerife) of all the islands.
The weather conditions of Fuerteventura are very similar to Florida and Mexico which are on the same latitude, which make this island the ideal holiday location.
There is no other island in the Canaries with as many enormous sand dunes and long sandy beaches than Fuerteventura. Even though most of the land on Fuerteventura consists of stone and rock, this island has some of the most impressive beaches in the whole of Europe. Approx 98km long and 30km across at the widest point.
In the history of time Fuerteventura is generally regarded as the oldest of all the Canary Islands and its strange contours come from various volcanic episodes. The last eruption occurred about 7,000 years ago so you're pretty safe! Should you wish to see some volcanic activity take a trip to the neighboring island of Lanzarote, it's well worth the effort. See our Ferry page for details on how to get there. You can also take a short boat trip over to the small island of Los Lobos (only 6sqkm) and really get away from it all.
Water sports are very popular in Fuerteventura. Every year hundreds of surfers, windsurfers, kitesurfers, and divers descend on Fuerteventura and during July the island is host to the P.W.A world windsurfing speed and slalom event at Sotavento in the south.
There are many new attractions inviting tourists to discover different aspects of the Island's landscape and culture such as the Betancuria Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography and Tefia Craft Village to name but a few.
Have a browse through this website and see what's on offer. Its miles and miles of broad sandy beaches and golden sand dunes make Fuerteventura the ideal holiday resort for everyone.


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Launched in the wee hours of the morning alongside Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified will be getting a patch at some point today. - PSLS
Fucking awesome on my opinion, mp is really fun. I haven't played any other modes yet but so far so good
I haven't had any issues at all. The game is so much better than Resistance Burning Skies was. I was extremely skeptical because of RBS and all of the rumors about how Declassified would turn out.
The complete lack of details, trailers and reviews all the way up to launch also had me worried.
I went and picked it up at midnight last night to see for myself what I was wondering this whole time and I was honestly surprised at how much fun the multiplayer is on the handheld. I can't stress how much I am impressed.
There are still things I would love to see changed like the ability to see a kill cam and speak over the mic to other players without being in a party.
With how money hungry Activision is, I will be disappointed if there isn't DLC for this game.
This game is a lot better than I expected it would be. The single player campaign, hostile mode, perks, kill streaks, and the multiplayer have truly exceeded my expectations. It truly is a mini console experience on the Vita....recommend it to any Call of Duty Fan. A nice surprise for sure.

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text: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 Treatment for Osteoarthritic Knees and Hips May Differ Duke University researchers who found that osteoarthritic knees, but not hips, are in a constant state of repair say that knee and hip osteoarthritis may need different treatment approaches. "This suggests the knee has capacity for repair we didn't know about and the main treatment strategy probably would need to focus on turning off the breakdown of knee tissue," says Virginia Kraus, MD, PhD, professor of Rheumatology and Immunology at Duke. The findings, published in Journal of Biological Chemistry, suggest that for hips, however, halting the degenerative process might not be enough. The hips would need a treatment to both stop degeneration and stimulate factors that could help to begin repair. The knee is very accessible for injections, so it would make sense to inject the knee with agents that could turn off the degradative processes, and these could be delivered periodically with close monitoring, Kraus said. A cocktail of drugs might be needed for the hip, however, both to halt the degradation and to stimulate the right type of reparative elements. Kraus and her team discovered a biomarker that is a measure of an altered (deaminated) protein, called D-COMP. In the circulation it signals hip degeneration and in cartilage it provides insight into the repair response of joint tissues. Kraus said this is the first biomarker specific to a particular joint site, and may be developed into a monitoring tool for hip-joint breakdown. The next step is to understand the reasons for the difference between knees and hips and also to use new tools to analyze the ankle for its level of repair response.


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|• 1,000-watt xenon lamp (500- and 1,500-watt lamps also available) • 1080p resolution • 1.44x zoom lens (others available) • Accepts 1080p/24 input signals • Motorized zoom, focus, and lens shift • VariScope 2.35 zoom lens for constant-height projection without added anamorphic lens • Inputs: (6) HDMI, (2) component-video, S-video and composite-video; RS-232C, IR, USB (for software update) • Dimensions + Weight 111?2 x 281?4 x 31 3?4 in; 110 lb
The author F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote, "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me." Besides the obvious fact that the rich have quite a bit more money, they're also different in their irrepressible fetish to have things customized. They'll always choose a bespoke suit over an off-the-rack rag. They'll wait years to get a custom-designed home rather than adjust their lifestyle to an existing mansion.
Wolf Cinema caters to this penchant. On the inside, all of its projectors essentially use the same 3-chip DLP light engine. The rest, though, is up to you. You can choose a lamp rated at 500, 1,000, or 1,500 watts. You can choose a plain "black box" enclosure if the projector's going to be mounted in a soffit or behind a wall, or a gorgeous brushed-aluminum enclosure if you want your projector out in the open. You can choose from several different lenses, depending on the installation. Once you've chosen your options, Wolf Cinema runs the projector through extensive quality control and setup procedures before it ships out.
This customization doesn't come cheap: Wolf Cinema projectors are priced from $65,000 to $110,000. But comparing the Wolf Cinema DCX-1000i projector I recently tested with the ones we normally review here is like comparing a 20,000-square-foot architect-designed mansion with a tract home.
Most projectors use UHP lamps rated at around 200 watts. The Wolf Cinema projectors use xenon lamps that are much more powerful, and that the company says will last at least two to three times as long as a UHP lamp - and without starting to dim visibly when the bulb life passes the halfway point, as UHP lamps do. To cool its 1,000-watt lamp, the DCX-1000i is built into the i-Box, a large enclosure designed for thermal management. Intake and exhaust tubes connect to ducts on the sides.
Like most high-end video projectors, the Wolf Cinema models are capable of constant-height video projection, which allows the use of an ultra-wide 2.35:1 aspect ratio screen. However, while most projectors require an accessory anamorphic lens to stretch normal widescreen images out to 2.35:1, the Wolf Cinema projectors do 2.35:1 (and any other aspect ratio up to 2.40:1) through the use of Wolf's VariScope motorized zoom lens. By my reasoning, the zoom method is superior because it eliminates the image distortion visible with most anamorphic lenses, and because it doesn't suffer the loss of brightness and contrast that an add-on anamorphic lens produces.
Each Wolf Cinema projector comes with a separate video processor/switcher. The switcher comes with a remote control, and the back of the i-Box also has projector controls, but these controls aren't particularly user-friendly. When you're buying an $85,000 projector, it's a sure bet that you're going to control it with a custom-programmed home-automation system like Crestron or AMX.
The DCX-1000i isn't some plop-it-down, zoomand- focus, sit-back-and-enjoy projector. All Wolf Cinema projectors must be custom installed. To do a temporary installation in my home theater, Wolf Cinema's Guillermo Lemus placed the projector on a stand, ran the intake tube to one side of the room, and ran the exhaust tube out my back door so as not to heat the room.
Wolf Cinema technicians had already calibrated the projector for a 1.0 gain screen such as the 108-inch, 2.35:1 Stewart Filmscreen StudioTek 100 that I use. Lemus set up several picture memories for me: aspect ratios of 1.78:1 (HDTV), 1.85:1 (standard widescreen movies), 2.2:1 (an old 70mm standard), 2.35:1 (CinemaScope), and 2.40:1 (Panavision). After that, there was little for me to do but set contrast and brightness.
For a room like mine, Wolf Cinema would usually recommend the $65,000 DCX-500i, which is intended for screens between 8 and 11 feet wide. The DCX-1000i is recommended for screens between 11 and 15 feet, and the DCX-1500i for screens measuring 15 to 20 feet.
A few minutes of experimentation showed me that the DCX-1000i produced far more brightness than I could use. For most of my viewing, I ended up setting the lamp brightness at minimum and closing the projector's adjustable iris down as far as it could go. Just for kicks, I decided to see what the picture looked like at full blast. With the iris open all the way and the lamp power set to full, I got an astounding 142.3 footlamberts of luminance - about seven times what I need. That's bright enough that you can open the curtains, let the sun shine in, and still get a very watchable picture.


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One thing that you need for sure is to have a Bitcoin wallet if you want to be able to earn some Bitcoins as this will be the place where the crypto coins you get will go. The standard thing to do is to install the official Bitcoin wallet and generate your own unique address, but that can be a bit of inconvenience as you need to download the whole blockchain on your local computer and that can take time and quite a lot of space. There are other lighter wallets also available, but the easiest way is to go for a service that offers you free online Bitcoin wallet. A popular and already trusted by millions such service is Coinbase for example, but there are also other services that you might find as attractive as well.
An interesting alternative service for a free online Bitcoin wallet is Xapo – an online Bitcoin wallet and secure BTC vault for longer term storage of coins. What this alternative service does is to give you an easy to use online Bitcoin wallet that you can send coins to by either a Bitcoin wallet address or directly with your email address from services that support it for ease of use. Another thing that you get along as a bonus is 5000 satoshi when you register your online wallet that will be immediately deposited in it. There is another useful feature – you can request and international Debit card that will be linked to your Bitcoin wallet. This gives you the ability to withdraw and spend Bitcoins from your wallet all over the world where you can use the debit card you will get like on an ATM machine or a POS terminal in a store for example. Remember, there is nothing wrong with having multiple Bitcoin wallet addresses, in fact this can actually be quite useful at times, so you can register at multiple services and take advantage of their features and any additional bonuses they may offer.
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Over the past two years, a number of issuers like iShares and JP Morgan have filed for a physical copper ETF; something investors have been wanting for quite some time. At first glance, it seems like a solid idea; after all, GLD and SLV are two of the most popular ETFs in the world, and each of them offers physical exposure to their respective metals. But despite the popularity of the physical structure, it may not make much sense for this industrial metal to be adopted into such an ETF [for more copper ETF news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter].
First, investors need to consider the value of the current physically-backed products. For the time being, the only physical ETFs on the market focus on the four precious metals: gold, silver, platinum and palladium. At today's prices, an ounce of each of these metals is worth approximately $1,745 (gold), $34 (silver), $1,615 (platinum) and $665 (palladium). With these relatively high prices, storing the physical metals allows for a high value with relatively little inventory. Copper, on the other hand, is a different story.
The Cost Equation
The current price for an ounce of copper is about $3.5. That means it would take roughly 10X the amount of copper to match the same value of physical silver, 190X the amount for palladium, 460X the amount for platinum and 500X the amount for gold. And this is likely the biggest issue facing these proposed funds: costs. The amount of money it would cost to store enough copper to create a fund would hit the issuer hard and would likely get passed on to investors through an exorbitant expense ratio [see also The Top 10 Cheapest And Most Expensive ETFs].
With the ETF world heavily focused on cost competition, it seems unlikely that a product that falls on the higher side of total expenses would be competitive. And cost is not the only issue at hand, as a recent study has put up yet another barrier for these products.
Recent Backlash
A recent SEC study stated that there was little connection between the flows of commodity-based securities and the prices of the commodities themselves. But a copper users group, including AmRod Corp, Southwire Co and Encore Wire Corp, have come out against the study. This group, represented by Vandenberg & Feliu, has stated that the proposed funds would disrupt metal supplies as well as increase prices. The group went on to call the SEC study "inaccurate and incomplete" in their opposition to these products [see also Everything You Need To Know About Commodity ETFs].
There is no doubt that there would be high demand for a physically-backed copper ETF, but the question is whether or not it is a truly feasible idea. Would anyone be able to store the metal at reasonable prices without driving up the expense ratio of the proposed funds? Or would a product of this nature disrupt the pricing of one of the most popular industrial metals in the world? That still remains to be seen. For now, investors can only wait and see if this idea will ever come to fruition.
What do you all think, would a physical copper ETF work or is it more trouble than it is worth? Let us know in the comments below.
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text: Hi im a 15 year old from Georgia who likes to surf and bodyboard. I am on a little vacation to Orange Beach, AL with my friend who also has the same interest. Later this week the surf is called for around 3 and 2-4 feet. We are staying on the beach and I was curious if anyone surfs the Gulf Coast or has tried to. What's the break like and the power of the waves like? Thanks.


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Ayanna, who does not want her full name used, has really good news.
She just found a market-rate studio apartment in Brooklyn's Flatbush area for $950 a month.
After living in a city shelter since April 2010, she and her 11-year-old daughter have their own place. It's not quite big enough for two people, but she's planning to fix up one area of the room just for her daughter.
"At least I'm out of here," she said in a recent interview, when she was still living in the shelter. "I'm still looking for other employment. I'm not trying to take a step backward but will need the assistance till my income increases."
This transition is a stretch for Ayanna, who's not quite sure how she will pay all the bills that loom ahead. Right now she's tapped out.
"It's tight," she says.
For Nan Roman, president of the Washington-based National Alliance to End Homelessness, it's too tight for Ayanna and legions of other women trying to make the transition out of city shelters into a prohibitively expensive housing market.
"People are paying way too much for rent and that keeps them unstable and [they] end up cycling in and out of homelessness," said Roman. "What is the sense in letting [a mother] take on an apartment she can't afford and then go back to the shelter system, especially given how much it costs to keep her in the shelter system?"
Homelessness in New York City has reached the highest levels since the Great Depression, City Councilmember Letitia James wrote in a recent e-mail.
"In April 2012, there were an all-time record 43,000 homeless people, including 10,000 homeless familieswith 17,200 homeless children, sleeping each night in the New York City municipal shelter system. Families comprise nearly three-quarters of the homeless shelter population," she said.
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At the end of 2009, New York City's Housing Authority stopped processing any new applications for a federal housing-voucher program known as Section 8, under which recipients pay no more than 30 percent of their income for privately rented apartments.
Roman estimates that only a quarter of the people who are now eligible for subsidized housing programs receive it.
There are long waiting lists and a lottery-like reality. "The lucky people get, and the unlucky don't," said Roman.
Roman added that many people are figuring out ways to avoid being homeless. "They're finding cheaper apartments or they're sharing housing or they're paying too much for housing. The majority of poor people are paying more than 50 percent of their income on housing."
In March 2011 New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's administration closed a rental-subsidy program called Advantage that was designed to help families come out of the shelter system.
Almost a year later, in February 2012, New York City abruptly stopped paying rent for an estimated 7,000 remaining Advantage households, James said, and now those people are struggling to stay in apartments they can no longer afford without the subsidy.
In March 2012, an appellate court upheld a trial court's decision that the city could drop the program, which formally ended a month later.
If New York follows the national pattern, women with children are at the center of this housing crisis. In a 2012 study of single motherhood in the United States, the advocacy group Legal Momentum found that three-quarters of homeless families are headed by a single mother.
'We Know They Work'
Roman advocates for programs such as Section 8 assistance, which she said have demonstrated the role that affordable housing plays in stabilizing struggling families, many of which are headed by women. "We know they work."
Both Roman and James want more programs that help people going through a housing crisis. But Roman fears there is no political or public will to help. "It's been the case for a long time."
Ayanna, a visual artist who holds a bachelor's degree, has a part-time job working as a college aide. In her new place she will also receive a modest monthly housing allowance from the city. She's hoping those two sources of income will cover rent, transportation to her work and her daughter's school and food and clothing.
She's also hoping that more income will come if she can find work with a program that provides after-school tutoring. Once she moves, her food stamp allowance will also go up.
Ayanna is 34 and wound up homeless almost three years ago when she couldn't find work, started falling behind in her rent and was evicted.
She never wanted to make the shelter-culture her own.
Before turning to a city shelter, Ayanna went to an office of Homebase, a New York City program to help families and individuals overcome immediate housing problems and develop a plan for long-term housing stability, according to the city's website.
"I'm not sure if she had said I was too behind in my rent, or if it was because I was still searching for employment," Ayanna said about her visit to Homebase. "Within five minutes she told me there was nothing they could do for me and that I would have to go to a shelter."
Ayanna was eligible to get help from a community-based organization to pay her back rent, but the landlord did not want to participate.
Transitioning Out
When Ayanna got her part-time job in February, city administrators began pursuing a formula for helping her transition to a life on her own. The city requested she begin sending in a large chunk of her income for a city-administered savings account--much more than she would have paid in Section 8 housing. She also began facing persistent questions about why she hadn't found a place.
In the shelter she and her daughter lived in one small room with a kitchenette and a bathroom. But that would not last forever.
Ayanna tearfully said she assumed she and her daughter would soon be relocated into a dorm-type set up where they would share a room and bathroom facilities with many other women and children if she did not find an apartment.
She desperately wanted to find permanent housing that she could afford. She combed through listings for apartments in newspapers and Craigslist. On Craigslist, the cheapest studio apartments were listed at $845 a month.
Ayanna had to make a choice: Either accept city money to cover her move-in costs--first month's rent, broker's fee and security deposit--or opt for monthly assistance of $283.
She's opted for the housing allowance and has used almost all the money she saved to pay for the first month's rent and security deposit. When she signs the lease, she will pay a broker's fee equal to one month's rent.
Now Ayanna takes it from here, keeping her fingers crossed she can stay in her new home.
Angeli R. Rasbury is an educator, artist, lawyer and writer specializing in women, girls and culture. Rasbury works with youth and has worked with girls in a juvenile detention center, women living in shelters and elders.
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Q: Should I clean my filter media or replace it?
Cindy – Dover, DE
A: Those plastic pads, BioBalls™ and Bacti-Twist® that live in your waterfall box, skimmer box and filter unit play a very important role in your water feature. The filter media's surface is home to millions of beneficial bacteria, which are the biological filtration system in your pond.
Here's a quick guide that outlines how to care for your filter media – and those tiny microbes.
- Clean Infrequently: Once or twice a year, or when your water flow is significantly reduced, inspect and clean your filter media. Rather than scrubbing it spotless with soap or harsh abrasives, gently spray it down with your garden hose, being careful to maintain as much of the beneficial bacteria as possible while blasting away the gunk.
- Replace As Needed: If the filter media looks worn on the edges or has gaping holes in it, replace it with some new media, like Matala® Filter Media Pads for extended life and performance, or with our standard reusable 2-inch filter pads, which are perfect for waterfall filters and skimmer boxes.
- Seed Some Bacteria: If you need to replace your media, you'll need to inoculate it with beneficial bacteria. First, test your pond's water temperature. If the water temperature is 40-50° F, add Pond Logic® Seasonal Defense® to the pond or dump it right on top of the media in your waterfall box. If it's more than 50° F, seed the filter media with PL Gel and let it set for one to two hours before putting it in your filter unit.
This spring, it's a great idea to check your filter media and make sure it's in good working order. Doing so will save you time, hassle and money by getting your pond off to a strong start so you can avoid dealing with insufficient filtration later in the season.
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You might think that these goldfish have it pretty good, each luxuriating in its own personal tank. But they're actually hard at work making music.
Quintetto, an installation by creative studio Quiet Ensemble, uses video cameras to turn the movements of the five fish into a fabric of ambient music.
I prefer these guys to Phish, I think, but they're kind of lacking in stage presence. [Yatzer via PSFK via Engadget]
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Lewis & Clark receives Friends of Tryon Award
April 16, 2013
Friends of Tryon Creek is an organization that creates ways for community members to experience and appreciate Tryon Creek State Natural Area, and strives to protect the environment of the park. Each year they acknowledge partners that have helped them achieve their purpose, and this year Lewis & Clark accepted one of these partnership awards.
The following interview between Amy Dvorak, Sustainability Manager at Lewis & Clark, and David Cohen, the executive director of Friends of Tryon, further details the college's relationship with the nearby state park.
Amy Dvorak: What is the Partnership Award and how are awardees selected?
David Cohen: The Celebration of Friends is our annual meeting where we hand out our Annual Report which highlights our accomplishments as well as recognize volunteers and organizations who have helped us achieve those benchmarks. We give out about 8 volunteer awards as well as what we call partnership awards. Each year FOTC chooses to highlight an organization that has helped us to achieve our goals, helping us leverage resources to do more than we could have done on our own. Groups like the Friends are successful when we create meaningful relationships with others who share our values and goals and expand our potential. We are only as strong as these relationships since we are so dependent on others to help us get our work done.
Amy Dvorak: How did Lewis & Clark meet these specific requirements?
David Cohen: L&C supported us through the Community Engagement office, with their willingness to connect students to many of our projects. This feels like such an obvious relationship – the students basically being in our backyard with many looking for ways to get connected to the community. Yet our relationship in the past has been sporadic and inconsistent, based on the interests of particular professors usually. My goal was to see if we could build something more formal or regular, in terms of communicating opportunities here with the college helping to raise awareness of the work the Friends were doing and our need for assistance. Secondly, having Michel George join our board was a huge "gift" from the university, helping to cement this relationship and keep a more formal line of communication between the two entities. His wisdom and good thinking his already making a difference here. Michel was also responsible for getting the university to donate a space for us to use for a fundraising event, something which was critical to the success of that effort. So, due to all this activity, we felt it important to recognize the school as a way to show our appreciation and as a way to further cement this relationship.
This recognition will serve as motivation for students and faculty to become even more involved at Tryon Creek. Protecting the beautiful park will continue to benefit both the environment of Tyron and the education of the students of Lewis & Clark.
Submitted by Sustainability Manager Amy Dvorak.


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Let's Build the Worst Professional Tennis Player Possible
The most imperfect player will surely have the following:
First Serve: Schalken [video evidence]
Second Serve: Braasch [video evidence]
Mental Toughness: Safin [video evidence]
Bring on your suggestions and try to provide some video evidence if you can. If you can't, let us know and someone will track down some links.
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Are talking about motion, or effectiveness? For serve, Karsten Braasch. Check it out.
Dude, that's an interesting serve. I like it. :)
Brad Gilbert agrees with you.
He's reading this thread? hehe... oops!
Karsten Braasch i pick for fitness.... smoking in between games. he also beat the william sisters.....while smoking during the battle of the sexes. he was ranked 203 in the world at the time.
more info here
He smoked those sisters, didn't he? heheh
Mecir's lazy cat serve: http://youtu.be/z2bzlj4ypvw?t=4m44s
That's not so bad. It is smooth and fluid anyway.
He had to resort to hitting serves underhand, he lost rhythm and confidence. I remember that.
My recollection is that Mecir's bad back is what kept him from doing more with his serve. He had a decent motion and he was a big guy. His toss was a bit too far back, perhaps. But, it seems he should have been able to crank it if he wanted to.
I never saw him serve underhanded. But, I have seen him throw in what must have been about 75 mph second serves.
His toss was too far behind him. He had the classic palm up, waiter's tray, start the windup before the toss deal. My partner has the same motion, except he throws his body forward and gets some heat. Mecir just lagged beyond the point of no return.
Well there are ways of serving without arching the back too much. Would've helped him.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to ease a new air pollution rule that would require power plants in 27 states to slash emissions, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
The EPA plans to propose as early as this week allowing certain states and companies to emit more pollutants than it previously permitted, the report said.
An agency spokesman was not immediately available for comment.
The agency's Cross-State Air Pollution final rule issued in July calls, in part, for much stricter limits on emissions of nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide, or SO2, from coal and natural gas-fired power plants beginning in January.
The changes are expected to allow for emissions increases ranging from 1 percent to 4 percent above the July requirement, depending on the pollutant, the Journal reported, citing the sources.
EPA spokesman Brendan Gilfillan was quoted by the newspaper as saying, "While we don't have anything to announce at this time, EPA often makes technical adjustments ... because data, including data in some cases provided by industry, turns out to be incorrect, outdated or incomplete."
The air quality rule resulted from a federal appeals court order instructing the EPA to strengthen a similar regulation issued in 2005 by the Bush administration.
The EPA said the rule would prevent up to 34,000 premature deaths and save $280 billion a year in health costs. The pollution is linked to heart attacks and lung problems including asthma.
The rule ran into opposition from industry, states and many congressional Republicans who argued it would kill jobs and could make transmission of electricity unreliable.
Environmentalists had welcomed the EPA rule as a victory for clean air and public health.


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Former New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean, left, greets former Sen. Bob Graham in a Dec. 17, 2004 file photo. Graham, who co-chaired the joint congressional investigation of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, says the FBI did not inform his panel or a separate investigation co-chaired by Keane, about suspicious contacts between Saudi citizens living in Florida and some of the 9/11 hijackers.
Former Florida Sen. Bob Graham, who co-chaired Congress' Joint Inquiry into the 9/11 terrorist attacks, has seen two classified FBI documents that he says are at odds with the bureau's public statements that there was no connection between the hijackers and Saudis then living in Sarasota, Fla.
"There are significant inconsistencies between the public statements of the FBI in September and what I read in the classified documents," Graham said.
"One document adds to the evidence that the investigation was not the robust inquiry claimed by the FBI," Graham said. "An important investigative lead was not pursued and unsubstantiated statements were accepted as truth."
Whether the 9/11 hijackers acted alone, or whether they had support within the U.S., remains an unanswered question -- one that began to be asked as soon as it became known that 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudi citizens. It was underlined when Congress's bipartisan inquiry released its public report in July 2003. The final 28 pages, regarding possible foreign support for the terrorists, were censored in their entirety -- on President George W. Bush's instructions.
More than a decade after the Sept. 11 attacks, former Sens. Bob Graham of Florida and Bob Kerrey of Nebraska have filed affidavits in a lawsuit filed by victims' family members saying they believe the Saudi government may have played a role in the plot.
Graham said the two classified FBI documents that he saw, dated 2002 and 2003, were prepared by an agent who participated in the Sarasota investigation. He said the agent suggested that another federal agency be asked to join the investigation, but that the idea was "rejected."
Graham attempted in recent weeks to contact the agent, he said, only to find the man had been instructed by FBI headquarters not to talk.
FBI: 'No credible evidence'
The FBI-led investigation a decade ago focused on Abdulaziz al-Hijji and his wife, Anoud, who moved out of their home in the upscale, gated community of Prestancia, near Sarasota, and left the country in the weeks before 9/11. The couple left behind three cars and numerous personal belongings such as furnishings, clothes, medicine and food, according to law enforcement records. After the 9/11 attacks, a concerned neighbor contacted the FBI.
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Abdulazziz al-Hijji in a photo taken when he lived in Sarasota, Fla.
Analysis of Prestancia gatehouse visitor logs and photographs of license tags showed that vehicles driven by several of the future hijackers had visited the al-Hijji home at 4224 Escondito Circle, according to a counterterrorism officer and former Prestancia administrator Larry Berberich. If that did occur, it will feed into suspicions that the hijackers had Saudi support -- a suspicion held by some official investigators but played down by the 9/11 Commission.
Al-Hijji, who now lives and works in London, recently called 9/11 "a crime against the USA and all humankind" and said he was "saddened and oppressed by these false allegations." He also said it was "not true" that Mohamed Atta and other 9/11 hijackers visited him at his Sarasota home.
The FBI has backed up al-Hijji. After initially declining to comment, the bureau confirmed that it did investigate but said it found nothing sinister. Agents, however, have refused to answer reporters' specific questions about its investigation or its findings about the Prestancia gate records.
The FBI reiterated its position in a Feb. 7 letter that denied a Freedom of Information Act request seeking records from its Sarasota probe. The denial said their release "could constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy."
"At no time during the course of its investigation of the attacks, known as the PENTTBOM investigation, did the FBI develop credible evidence that connected the address at 4224 Escondito Circle, Sarasota, Florida to any of the 9/11 hijackers," wrote records section chief David M. Hardy.
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Booking photo of Wissam Hammoud.
Newly released Florida Department of Law Enforcement documents, however, state that an informant told the FBI in 2004 that al-Hijji had considered Osama bin Laden a "hero" and may have known some of the hijackers. The informant, Wissam Hammoud, also said al-Hijji once introduced him to Adnan El Shukrijumah, an ex-Broward County resident and suspected al-Qaida operative on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
Last September, FBI spokesmen also disputed Graham's assertion that Congress was never told about the Sarasota investigation.
That prompted Graham to ask the FBI for assistance in locating in the National Archives the Sarasota-related files that were allegedly turned over to Congress. Instead, after what Graham said were two months in which the FBI was "either unwilling or unable" to help find the records, the bureau suddenly turned over two documents to the Senate Intelligence Committee, which Graham once headed and where he still has access. It is those documents that Graham has said are inconsistent with the FBI denials.
Meeting abruptly canceled
Graham shared this development with the Obama White House, which responded by setting up a meeting between Graham and FBI Deputy Director Sean Joyce. According to the former senator, Joyce told Graham he "didn't want to talk" about the Sarasota episode. Graham said he was assured, however, that he would shortly be shown material that supported the FBI's denials, and a further meeting was arranged with an FBI aide.
In December, Graham said, the scheduled meeting was abruptly canceled and he was told he would be allowed no further access to FBI information about Sarasota.
Graham believes the joint congressional inquiry into the 9/11 attacks was not the only national investigative body kept in the dark about Sarasota. He said the co-chairs of the later 9/11 Commission, Republican Thomas Kean and Democrat Lee Hamilton, have told him they also were unaware of it.
Kean, a former New Jersey governor, told Graham the commission would have "worked it hard," because the hypothesis that the hijackers completed the planning alone was "implausible," the former senator said.
Kean did not return several phone messages seeking comment. But Hamilton, a former Indiana congressman, confirmed this month that he learned nothing about the Sarasota matter while serving as vice-chair of the 9/11 commission.
Graham sees the information now emerging about Sarasota as ominously similar to discoveries his inquiry made in California. Leads there indicated that the first two hijackers to reach the U.S., Saudis Khalid al-Mihdhar and Nawaf al-Hazmi, received help first from a diplomat at the Saudi consulate in Los Angeles and then from two other Saudis, one of whom helped al-Mihdhar and al-Hazmi find a place to live. Multiple sources told investigators they believed both the latter Saudis had been Saudi government agents.
Later, when 9/11 Commission staff gained limited access to these individuals in Saudi Arabia, the aides' reaction was caustic. One memo described the testimony of one of them as "deceptive ... inconsistent ... implausible." The testimony of another displayed an "utter lack of credibility," it said.
Graham is troubled by what he sees as FBI headquarters' apparent effort to conceal information, including the fact that al-Mihdhar and al-Hazmi lived for months in California in the home of a paid FBI informant. Even when that emerged, the FBI denied his inquiry access to the informant. Graham wonders if that was merely because of the bureau's embarrassment, or because the informant knew something that "would be even more damaging were it revealed."
The newly surfaced FDLE documents containing informant Hammoud's troubling 2004 information about al-Hijji have reinforced Graham's concerns because they conflict with the FBI's public statements.
Hammoud's statement that al-Hijji introduced him to Saudi terror suspect Shukrijumah is consistent with the report that Prestancia gate logs showed Shukrijumah had visited the al-Hijji house – and buttresses longstanding official suspicion that he was linked to the hijackers. When Mohamed Atta visited a federal immigration office in Miami to discuss a visa problem in May 2001, a 9/11 Commission footnote reports, a man who closely resembled Shukrijumah accompanied him.
Related story: Saudi who left Fla. before 9/11 considered bin Laden a 'hero,' informant told FBI in '04
Graham sees what he believes to be the suppression of evidence pointing to Saudi support for the 9/11 hijackers as arising from the perceived advantages to the West, at the time and now, of keeping Saudi Arabia happy.
In late December, the U.S. announced a new $30 billion defense deal with the Saudis.
"This agreement serves to reinforce the strong enduring relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia," said U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs Andrew Shapiro. "It demonstrates the U.S. commitment to a strong Saudi defense capability as a key component to regional security."
Graham said he was taken aback by that announcement.
"I think that in the period immediately after 9/11 the FBI was under instructions from the Bush White House not to discuss anything that could be embarrassing to the Saudis," he said. "It is more inexplicable why the Obama administration has been reticent to pursue the question of Saudi involvement. For both administrations, there was and continues to be an obligation to inform the American people through truthful information."
Anthony Summers is co-author, with Robbyn Swan, of "The Eleventh Day: The Full Story of 9/11 & Osama bin Laden." Dan Christensen edits the Miami-area investigative Website Broward Bulldog, in which this article first appeared.


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Committee Membership Information
Study Title:
Assessing Numeric Limits for Living Organisms in Ballast Water
Primary Board:
Study Director:
Dr. James T. Carlton
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Williams College
JAMES T. CARLTON, Chair, is a professor of Marine Sciences at Williams College. He has directed the Williams-Mystic Program since 1989 and also teaches marine ecology. He holds a B.A. in paleontology from the University of California, Berkeley, a Ph.D. in ecology from the University of California, Davis, and he was a postdoctoral scholar at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. His research is on global marine bioinvasions (their ecosystem impacts, dispersal mechanisms, and management strategies) and on marine extinctions in modern times. He was the first scientist to receive the federal government?s Interagency Recognition Award for his national and international work to reduce the impacts of exotic invasions in the sea. Dr. Carlton has served on two NRC committees including the 1996 Committee on Ships? Ballast Operations, which produced Stemming the Tide: Controlling Introductions of Nonindigenous Species by Ships? Ballast Water, and he was co-chair of the Marine Biodiversity Committee, which produced Understanding Marine Biodiversity: A Research Agenda for the Nation.
Dr. Gregory M. Ruiz
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Smithsonian Environmental Research Center
GREGORY M. RUIZ, Vice-Chair, is a marine ecologist and senior scientist at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC). He is one of the world?s foremost experts on invasion biology in coastal marine ecosystems. He directs the National Ballast Information Clearinghouse, the principal aims of which are to quantify the amounts and origins of ballast water discharged in U.S. coastal systems and to determine the likelihood of ballast-mediated invasions by exotic species. Dr. Ruiz also studies the biology, ecology, and patterns of transfer mechanisms (vectors) that deliver species beyond their geographic range; the biological and ecological attributes of species in their non-native range; and global patterns of biological invasions and factors that control observed distributions. He has been involved in numerous national and international working groups dealing with nonnative species invasions, including the Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee of the EPA?s Chesapeake Bay Program and the Global Invasive Species Program. Dr. Ruiz received his B.A. in aquatic biology from University of California, Santa Barbara, and his Ph.D. in zoology from the University of California, Berkeley.
Dr. Hugh J. MacIsaac
University of Windsor
HUGH J. MACISAAC is a professor and the Invasive Species Research Chair in the Department of Fisheries and Oceans at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, University of Windsor. He is also the director of the Canadian Aquatic Invasive Species Network, a consortium of 34 professors from across Canada who study aquatic invasive species in a systematic manner. Dr. MacIsaac received his M.Sc. from the University of Toronto and his Ph.D. from Dartmouth College. His research has focused on vectors of invasion in freshwater systems, most notably shipping. He is interested in hull fouling as a mechanism of non-native species introduction, ballast water treatment, invasion theory, and the genetic structure of invading species. He has conducted ballast water and hull fouling studies on the Great Lakes, in Halifax, and in Vancouver, and is presently initiating similar work in the Arctic. Dr. MacIsaac was a member of both NRC committees on the St. Lawrence Seaway: Options to Eliminate Introduction of Nonindigenous Species into the Great Lakes.
Dr. Fred C. Dobbs
Old Dominion University
FRED C. DOBBS is a professor and the Graduate Program Director in the Department of Ocean, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Old Dominion University. He received his A.B. in biology from Franklin and Marshall College, his M.S. in zoology from University of Connecticut, and his Ph.D. in oceanography from Florida State University. Subsequently, he held institutional post-doctoral positions at State University of New York at Stony Brook and the University of Hawaii. His current research addresses several areas in aquatic microbial ecology. In the context of ballast water quality standards, he is known for his interests in the abundance, population dynamics, and survival of microorganisms, including potentially pathogenic ones, in ballast tanks. In addition, he has considered the fate of microorganisms discharged into harbor waters and their potential for subsequent growth and establishment. Dr. Dobbs was a ?charter member? and continues to serve on the EPA/ Environmental Technology Verification Ballast Water Technology Panel that considers design and testing of shore-based ballast-water treatment systems. He also sits on the Advisory Panel of the Marine Invasive Species Program, California State Lands Commission, and is an Advisory Board Member of the Maritime Environmental Resource Center, University of Maryland.
Dr. Brian Leung
McGill University
BRIAN LEUNG is an assistant professor in the Biology Department at the McGill School of the Environment. The broad underlying theme of his research is the application of ecology to important environmental issues, merging mathematical, computational, and statistical modeling techniques with empirical information. He is currently focusing on invasive species, forecasting when and where biological invasions will occur, what effect they will have, and determining what should be done about them. He uses tools such as bioeconomics, computational biology, and risk assessment as vehicles for decision-making. His research interests also include infectious diseases. From 2001-2002, he was the coordinator of the NSF Biocomplexity Interdisciplinary Project, which evaluated biological and economic risks posed to Great Lakes ecosystems by invading species. He received his B.Sc. in biology from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, and his Ph.D. in biology from Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario.
Dr. James E. Byers
University of Georgia
JAMES E. BYERS is an associate professor in the Odum School of Ecology at the University of Georgia. He was previously a professor at the University of New Hampshire, and he has been a visiting scholar at the University of Wollongong and the University of Technology Sydney, both in Australia. Dr. Byers studies species interactions in nearshore, estuarine, and marsh environments, focusing on quantitatively measuring the impacts of non-indigenous species on native biota in invaded communities. He has developed quantitative tools to better understand how and when invading species will impact native systems and to help predict outcomes of future invasions. He has recently begun working on the spread of invasions in advective environments. He received his B.S. in zoology from Duke University and his Ph.D. in ecology from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Dr. Edwin D. Grosholz
University of California, Davis
EDWIN D. GROSHOLZ is a professor and the Alexander and Elizabeth Swantz Specialist in Cooperative Extension at the University of California, Davis. His work focuses on understanding the impacts of introduced species in coastal ecosystems and the relative importance of vectors such as ballast water in their establishment. He also studies the consequences of introduced parasites and diseases in marine and estuarine systems. His involvement with invasive species and ballast water management includes being co-chair of the Coastal Committee for the Western Regional Panel of the Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force, a member of the Southern California Caulerpa Action Team, co-author of the federal management plan for the European Green Crab, and co-author of the California Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan. He co-authored the Pacific State Marine Fisheries Commission workshop proceedings on Alternate Ballast Water Exchange Areas and developed a comprehensive invasive species database for the San Francisco Bay-Delta Region that focuses on the origin and likelihood ballast water transport. In addition to teaching marine conservation biology and field ecological methods, Dr. Grosholz manages an active outreach and education program focused on preventing invasions of aquatic ecosystems. He received his B.A. in biology from Brown University and his Ph.D. in zoology from the University of California at Berkeley.
Ms. Allegra Cangelosi
Northeast-Midwet Institute
ALLEGRA CANGELOSI is the director of Environmental Projects for the Northeast-Midwest Institute. She has been engaged in policy, technological, and scientific aspects of ship-mediated invasive species introductions for two decades, including activities at the state, regional, federal, and international levels. In the 1990s, she directly assisted in fashioning and gaining enactment of the Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Prevention and Control Act and its amendments. From 1996 to 2002, Ms. Cangelosi participated in the U.S. delegation to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) as a technical advisor for the Ballast Water Working Group. During the same period, she led a multidisciplinary team in undertaking ballast treatment performance assessments in operating ship and shore-based contexts, including performance evaluations with respect to zooplankton, phytoplankton, and microbial organisms. Most recently she has developed harbor and ship discharge monitoring methods for detecting species risks, as well as ballast treatment verification in fresh water environments, both via the Great Ships Initiative. She received her B.A. in biology from Kalamazoo College and her M.S. in resource economics from Michigan State University.
Dr. Majorie J. Wonham
Quest University
MARJORIE J. WONHAM is a professor at Quest University. She has been a visiting instructor at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre, at Friday Harbor Laboratories, and at Northeastern University. She was also a research associate at both the Centre for Mathematical Biology and the Centre for Research in Youth, Science, Teaching and Learning at the University of Alberta. Her relevant background is in the empirical study of ballast water assemblages, field studies of individual invasions, and the analysis of invasion patterns. She has conducted modeling of ballast and invasion dynamics and of the dynamics of introduced disease, with a focus on invasive species on the Pacific coast of North America such as the mitten crab and the varnish clam. She recently joined the faculty at Quest University Canada, where her major focus will be the pedagogical development of field-based courses in ecology. She received her B.A. in natural sciences from Cambridge University and her Ph.D. in zoology from the University of Washington.


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Ah, college! Football games, parties, and, oh yes—classes and a higher education while you're at it. Already this month many students are heading off to school, and for better or worse, payment deadlines for tuition and other fees are not far behind—in fact, you or your clients may already have started to pay up, for several months already if you're on a payment plan or for the first semester (many colleges' deadline to pay for the Fall semester is August 1).
So let's review your options for saving for college before paying, excluding 529 plans, and some of the tax benefits that can help offset college costs.
Three Options for Saving for College
1) Coverdell Accounts Don't forget that your clients can contribute up to $2,000 per year to Coverdell Education Savings Accounts through 2012 for those under age eighteen and special needs beneficiaries. The account is tax-exempt, and the IRS reminds taxpayers that distributions of earnings from Coverdell accounts are tax-free if used for "qualified education expenses." In general, qualified education expenses means tuition, fees, books, supplies and equipment required for enrollment or attendance at an eligible educational institution.
2) Savings Bonds Your clients may also be able to cash in qualified U.S. savings bonds without having to include in income some or all of the interest earned on the bonds, if:
- You pay qualified education expenses for yourself, your spouse or a dependent for whom you claim an exemption on your return.
- Your modified adjusted gross income for 2012 is less than $87,850 ($139,250 if married filing jointly or qualifying widow(er) with a dependent child).
- Your filing status is not married filing separately.
A qualified U.S. savings bond is a series EE bond issued after 1989, or a series I bond. The bond must be issued in your name as sole owner, or in the name of you and your spouse as co-owners. Qualified education expenses generally include tuition and fees, but not room and board.
3) IRA Distributions Pre-age-59-1/2 distributions from traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs are not subject to the 10% early distribution penalty if they don't exceed qualified higher education expenses paid for the year.
Three IRS Tips on Offsetting College Costs
- American Opportunity Credit
This credit was extended through 2012. It can amount up to $2,500 per eligible student, and is available for the first four years of post-secondary education. Forty percent of this credit is refundable, which means that your client may be able to receive up to $1,000, even if you owe no taxes. Qualified expenses include tuition and fees, course-related books, supplies and equipment. The full credit is generally available to eligible taxpayers whose modified adjusted gross income is below $80,000 ($160,000 for married couples filing a joint return).
- Lifetime Learning Credit In 2012, your client may be able to claim a Lifetime Learning Credit of up to $2,000 for qualified education expenses paid for a student enrolled in eligible educational institutions. There is no limit on the number of years you can claim the credit for an eligible student, but to claim the credit, your modified adjusted gross income (AGI) must be below $52,000 ($104,000 if married filing jointly).
- Student loan interest deduction Generally, personal interest, other than mortgage interest, is not deductible. However, if your client's modified AGI is less than $75,000 ($155,000 if filing a joint return), you may be able to deduct interest paid on a student loan for higher education. It can reduce the amount of your income subject to tax by up to $2,500, even if you don't itemize deductions.
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Aprilia, Italy – Corning's Advanced-Flow™ Reactor (AFR) technology is gaining more traction in the pharmaceutical & chemical processing industry through customers like Angelini Pharma – who recently installed a G4 reactor system for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) production in their Aprilia facility.
"We're thrilled that Angelini represents the first successful industrial use of Corning's AFR technology in Italy," said Alessandra Vizza, regional commercial manager of Corning Reactor Technologies for Europe, Middle East, Africa, and North/South America. "They were ready to use and implement Corning's technology as well as the key processes required to keep it running successfully in their plant."
Angelini started out its relationship with Corning in early 2015 and quickly installed a G1 pilot line in their facility; Corning providing the reactors (G1 glass and G1 Silicon Carbide) and the dosing lines system. By mid-2016, they decided to make the switch over to Corning's G4 production reactor shortly after the successful deployment of their product in the pilot installation including using Corning's G1 Silicon Carbide reactor and ATEX dosing lines.
Aprilia, Italy – Corning's Advanced-Flow™ Reactor (AFR) technology is gaining more traction in the pharmaceutical & chemical processing industry through customers like Angelini Pharma – who recently installed a G4 reactor system for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) production in their Aprilia facility.
"Corning has worked hand- in-hand with Angelini for the full execution of the quality process." -Alessandra Vizza
"Using the G4 reactor, Corning provided a complete ATEX installation capable of meeting pharmaceutical quality and Food & Drug Administration (FDA) requirements, factory and site acceptance tests as well as the installation and operation qualification documentation."
Angelini manufactures, markets and distributes products for personal health and wellbeing. They are an integrated company with extensive research, development, manufacture and marketing of active ingredients, branded drugs and equivalents, and medical products and dietary supplements.
Continuous flow reactors allow Angelini to perform chemical synthesis that were not previously commercially viable - increasing yields, product quality, scalability and efficiency of chemical processing while at the same time reducing performance variability and cost. They feel that the introduction of such technology in their Aprilia plant opens new opportunities for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) production.
European and Italian pharmaceutical processing markets have just recently started to grow – with many customers interested in replacing their batch production processes with continuous flow technology for industrial use.
"Customers are looking for inherently safer and multi-purpose production units that can be easily implemented in existing facilities," Alessandra said. "And with most of the production plants in Europe requiring refurbishment and updates to meet today's market demands – it's a good time for customers to move to continuous flow processing."
From a technology and customer service perspective, Corning's AFR technology provides full technical competencies and comprehensive support needed for chemical processing on a small or large scale.
"With more products now being manufactured in Europe, customers want to be innovative and a lead in the chemical and pharmaceutical market space and Corning's AFR technology can help them achieve that," Alessandra said.
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Finance & Development, December 1972
- The Limits to Growth: A Critique
- The Gold Markets–1968-72
- Technical Cooperation within the Third World
- Britain Joins the EEC
- The Bank Group Meeting
- The Fund Meeting
- The Role of Contractual Savings
- Japan's Capital Market: Recent Developments
- Recent Activity–International Monetary Fund
- Recent Activity–International bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Development Association, and International Finance Corporation
- Book Notices
- Table of Contents for Volume 9 (1972)
Technical Cooperation within the Third World
- International Monetary Fund. External Relations Dept.
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- December 1972
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Judges in Milwaukee and Dane counties are marrying gay couples for a second day following a federal judge's ruling overturning Wisconsin's same-sex marriage ban.
More than 60 couples were married in each county Friday, as courthouses stayed open late following the judge's decision earlier that day.
When a federal judge struck down Wisconsin's gay marriage ban, pastor Andrew Warner was among those who headed to the courthouse to get a license so he could legally wed his longtime partner.
Milwaukee County Clerk Joe Czarnezki (zar-'NE-kee) says couples were lined up outside his courthouse at 6 a.m. Saturday, three hours before it opened.
Then he turned to perform a wedding for two members of his Milwaukee church.
"I always felt like we were second-class citizens in not being able to get married," Warner said after marrying Jay Edmundson on Friday evening, despite confusion over the effect of a federal judge's ruling that declared Wisconsin's gay marriage ban unconstitutional. "And now I feel good about my state in a way I haven't before."
Clerks in Madison and Milwaukee began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples shortly after 5pm Friday, a little over an hour after the judge released her ruling. Republican Attorney General JB Van Hollen said the ruling did not clear the way for weddings to begin. Van Hollen has sought an emergency order in federal court to stop more marriage licenses from being issued.
In Milwaukee, Jose Fernando Gutierrez and Matthew Schreck married outside the county clerk's office in what was possibly the first gay marriage in the state. Gutierrez and Schreck then served as witnesses when Warner performed a ceremony for Christopher Martell and Mark Williams. All of the men attend Plymouth Church, where Warner is a minister.
Williams said he and Martell had assembled documents needed to get a license in anticipation of a ruling. They expected there to be a narrow window before a court halted the ceremonies.
"It definitely matters to us to have confidence that our relationship will be respected," Williams said.
In Madison, Shari Roll married Renee Currie just a block from the state Capitol.
"I'm still up in the clouds!" Roll said.
But Van Hollen said confusion and uncertainty had resulted from the judge's decision.
That's because US district judge Barbara Crabb's ruling asked the couples who sued to describe exactly what they wanted her to block in the law. She said she would later decide whether to put her decision on hold while it is appealed.
Attorney Larry Dupuis, who represented the couples who sued, said the ACLU would respond to Crabb next week, and he expected her to then issue an order for the state to allow marriages.
Voters amended the Wisconsin Constitution in 2006 to outlaw gay marriage or anything substantially similar. The ACLU filed a lawsuit this February saying the ban violated the plaintiffs' constitutional rights to equal protection and due process. It said the eight couples named in the suit and others like them had been deprived of legal protections that married couples enjoy simply because of their gender.
Gay rights activists have won 15 consecutive lower court cases since a landmark Supreme Court ruling last summer, with Wisconsin being the latest. Many of those rulings are being appealed.
"This case is not about whether marriages between same-sex couples are consistent or inconsistent with the teachings of a particular religion, whether such marriages are moral or immoral or whether they are something that should be encouraged or discouraged," Crabb wrote in the Wisconsin ruling. "It is not even about whether the plaintiffs in this case are as capable as opposite-sex couples of maintaining a committed and loving relationship or raising a family together.
"Quite simply, this case is about liberty and equality, the two cornerstones of the rights protected by the United States Constitution."


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In the upscale Pocitos area of Montevideo, your apartment rental overlooks the ocean and is within steps to shopping, dining and nightlife. From your convenient location, you can explore all of the culture, history and entertainment Uruguay's capital city offers.
Montevideo presents a rich cultural and architectural heritage at a leisurely pace. The old city center, Ciudad Vieja, includes museums, galleries, clubs and markets and is one of the most popular destinations. Architectural influences range from Art Deco and Portuguese to Colonial and French. Wander the narrow streets to enjoy the many beautiful buildings and artist studios, and stop by a coffee shop for a bit of people watching. Back in the Pocitos area, grab an outdoor table at Pizzeria Troubille to enjoy cheese-heaped muzzarelas.
Many of the city's 'jewels' surround The Plaza Indpendencia – Palacio Salvo and the impressive Solis Theatre, where Uruguayans of every age gather to enjoy plays, dance (tango and candombe are deeply entrenched in Uruguayan culture) recitals and concerts. The House of Parliament, Palacio Legislativo, is a stunning neo-classical building, a must-visit structure with notable artwork and daily military flag ceremonies.
Just outside of the Plaza, the lively shopping 18 de Julio Avenue is home to noted Art Deco buildings and the Palacio Municipal. Several charming museums of interest include the Gaucho Museum, Juan Manuel Blanes Museum and the Professor Atilio Lombardo Museum and Botanical Gardens. Golfers should head to Club de Golf del Uruguay, a par 73 18-hole course along the Rio de la Plata.
The Rambla, or esplanade, runs the 17-mile length of Montevideo's Rio de la Plata beach, where long walks, roller skating and fishing are favorite activities. The port also hums with shops, restaurants and bars, as well as the Port Market. Take the time to stroll through the market, enjoy street musicians, shop for artisan crafts and sample Uruguayan cuisine. Beef is central to Uruguayan dishes, as are torta fritas (pan-fried cakes) and seafood. For another unique taste and lazy afternoon stop, try the La Pasiva overlooking fountained Plaza Fabina. Panchos - hot dogs with spicy mustard - are the famous choice at this outdoor café.
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One day a man, Kaiba, wakes up in a broken room. He has no memories, only a pendant with a picture of an unknown woman. Outside of the room are grotesque floating electrical clouds of disjointed memories. Kaiba is suddenly assaulted, and escapes into space. He travels to various planets, encountering various people and retrieving his memories. Memories of an inconsistent and decaying world, of his own agony and of Neiro, the woman in the picture.
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Almost everyone knows walking is the easiest way to get a little exercise. All you have to do is grab a pair of comfortable shoes, pick a direction, and go. Most people, however, don't realize just how beneficial walking can be, especially for women. A recent study of over 73,000 postmenopausal women has shown that walking can lead to a decreased risk of breast cancer. In fact, that study states that one hour of walking per day led to a 14% reduced risk, and one hour of strenuous physical activity was associated with a 25% reduced risk.
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In 1926, with her personal life in tatters and her writing in crisis, a young Agatha Christie (Ruth Bradley, In Her Skin), becomes involved in a notorious unsolved murder.When the Goddaughter and namesake of Florence Nightingale is found on a train to Hastings with her skull cave...d in, the subsequent investigation and public outcry fail to catch the killer. Driven to distraction by the absence of justice, Florence's partner of twenty-six years turns to Agatha in hope she can succeed where the police failed. But by pursuing a plan based on everything she's learnt through her work, Agatha discovers that Florence's killer is far more cunning and dangerous than any of her fictional creations.Read more
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