Marco Marchei

Marco Marchei (born 2 August 1954 in Castignano, Ascoli Piceno) is a retired male long-distance runner from Italy.

Biography
He twice competed for his native country at the Summer Olympics: in 1980 and 1984. Marchei set his personal best (2:11.47) in the men's marathon on 14 August 1983 at the World Championships.  He is the father of Valentina Marchei.

Achievements
All results regarding marathon, unless stated otherwise

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Category:1954 births
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Category:Mediterranean Games silver medalists for Italy
Category:Competitors at the 1979 Mediterranean Games
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Category:Mediterranean Games medalists in athleticsit slowly loses heat from when it was formed 4.5 billion years ago.

This in turn causes its surface to wrinkle, similar to a grape that shrivels into a raisin.

Since the moon's crust is brittle, these forces cause its surface to break as the interior shrinks, resulting in so-called thrust faults, where one section of crust is pushed up over an adjacent section.

As a result, the Moon has become about 150 feet (50 metres) "skinnier" over the past several hundred million years.

The Apollo astronauts first began measuring seismic activity on the Moon in the 1960s and 1970s, finding the vast majority were occurred deep in the body's interior while a smaller number were on its surface.

The analysis was published in Nature Geoscience and examined the shallow moonquakes recorded by


For years the cards seemed stacked against Australian women footballers. Men stopped them from playing, insults were hurled as they trained, their boots were vandalised, and they couldn't afford gear that fit.

In the lead up to the 2000 Olympics, keen to lift their profile, they even agreed to pose for a nude calendar. The obstacles might have defeated others, but now, members of Australia's women's football team, the Matildas, are some of the most-loved sportspeople in the country.

"The demand for the Matildas is insane. It's amazing how much attention and publicity we're getting. I think I've done more stuff this year than I've done in my entire career," said co-captain Lisa de Vanna, the longest serving member of the team.

Star striker Sam Kerr is overwhelmed by the adulation.

"I'dbe lying if I thought it would be like this because growing up as a female athlete you see what female athletes go through," she said.

Kerr scored two goals in the team's 3-2 victory against Brazil in Newcastle last September, backflipped across the field, and helped the team cement its place in Australian hearts.

Matildas star Sam Kerr does a backflip after scoring a goal against Brazil. ( AAP: Darren Pateman )

The Matildas are now ranked fourth in the FIFA world rankings, the male Socceroos team 36th.

Their performances on the field are paying dividends. Over the past year the team has attracted record crowds and a steady stream of sponsors.

Former team members told Australian Story they sit in the stands and marvel at the reception today's players get.

"Women's football


was considered a real oddity and those of us who played were more or less considered circus freaks," former Matildas player Moya Dodd, who played for the team from 1986 to 1995, said.

Women booted from the field

In 1921 at Brisbane's The Gabba, 10,000 people came to watch two women's football teams play. ( Supplied: State Library Queensland )

It is not the first time Australian women's football has been popular. During World War I, when the men were away fighting, a large number of women in England and Australia formed their own football teams. In 1921 a match at Brisbane's Gabba ground drew 10,000 spectators.

But the women's game did not last long. Former Australian Women's Soccer chief executive Heather Reid said it was quickly snuffed out when men returnedfrom the war.

"The women were stopped from playing so it took another 50 years before they were actually back out on the fields," she said.

The first national women's team was formed in 1978 but it was regarded as "a bit of a kick and a giggle".

Players had to contend with second-rate pitches and gear that did not fit. And, according to Moya Dodd, players had to put up with "insults flying over the fence as they trained".

Moya Dodd in action during her time with the Matildas. ( Supplied: Moya Dodd )

In some cases, players encountered the worst sexism within their own homes.

"I remember one player who went home one night after training to have her husband cut up her boots," said Stephanie Quinn, a tour manager with the


national team in the 1980s. "She kept playing, I'm pleased to say."

There were other challenges — few people turned up to watch the games and sponsors were non-existent. Players were unpaid and had to fund their own way when they toured. Many buckled under the financial pressure of representing their country while trying to hold down a job.

Former captain Julie Dolan, who represented the national team between 1978 and 1988, recalls a player calling the coach before an international match to say she would be late as her shift at Woolies did not finish until 5.30pm. "This was for your national team!"

Moya Dodd says during the late 1980s and mid 1990s women's football was considered "quite the oddity". ( Supplied: Moya Dodd )

Former Matildas players Moya Dodd andJulie Dolan with former Australian Women's Soccer chief executive Heather Reid watch a Matildas match. ( Australian Story: Jennifer Feller )

Desperate times

It all goes some way towards explaining why, ahead of the 2000 Olympics, team members stripped for a nude calendar.

"It was something that we thought at that time was needed to help us on our way," former captain Cheryl Salisbury said.

"Unfortunately, and probably still today, sex sells in a lot of women's sports."

The calendar put the Matildas on the map.

"You could get in any cab in Sydney and the cabbie would have heard of the Matildas, because of this calendar," Dodd said.

The calendar failed to attract any long-term sponsors and the financial situation remained dire, but the team's successes on the field slowly started to grow.

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video has expired The Matildas nude calendar shoot was a bid to attract sponsorship and attention to the team.

Pay inequality sparks strike action

In the 2007 Women's World Cup, the Matildas made it to the quarterfinals, something no other Australian team had done.

In 2010 the Matildas lifted the Asian Cup for the first time. At the 2015 Women's World Cup they became the first Australian team to win at the knock-out stage.

Although the Matildas were outperforming their male counterparts in the big international tournaments, many players were earning a fraction of their salaries.

While the Matildas were earning on average $20,000 a year, the Socceroos were earning about $200,000. Soon after returning from the 2015 World Cup, the majority of the Matildas decided to go on strike.

Lisa De Vanna wasone of the few players who refused to join the action.

"I tried to stick to my beliefs as a player and as a person and I copped it and it was a tough period of my life," she said.

Lisa De Vanna was one of the few players who refused to join the strike action. ( Australian Story: Jennifer Feller )

Over the following weeks, an agreement was hammered out and the Matildas baseline salary increased to $40,000 a year, enough to allow most Matildas to earn a living from the sport.

The Matildas are now in preparation for April's Asian Cup but the players know there are steep challenges ahead.

De Vanna is cautiously positive.

"There's still a lot of hard work to do but I'm very confident that from here onwards


Liverpool have had a £28m offer for Mohamed Salah turned down by Roma

Roma have rejected a £28m bid from Liverpool for Mohamed Salah, Sky in Italy understand.

However, Sky sources insist the two clubs remain in talks about a deal for the Egypt international.

The 24-year-old signed for fellow Premier League side Chelsea in January 2014, but left on loan to Fiorentina in 2015, before signing permanently for Roma in a €15m transfer last summer after a loan spell at the club.

While Chelsea only paid £11m to sign Salah from Basel, Liverpool could have to pay almost triple that for the forward, who scored 15 goals in Serie A last season.

He also grabbed 11 assists in the league over the last campaign, as Roma finished second.

Liverpool's new CEO Peter Mooreinsists he's aware of the club's plans in the summer transfer window but will not be getting involved in any of the deals Liverpool's new CEO Peter Moore insists he's aware of the club's plans in the summer transfer window but will not be getting involved in any of the deals

Liverpool made their first signing of the transfer window this week, with Chelsea's Dominic Solanke to join the club on July 1, when his contract with the Premier League champions expires. The fee will be set by a tribunal but is expected to be in the region of £3m.

Reds manager Jurgen Klopp is also understood to be interested in Southampton defender Virgil Van Dijk, who is also a reported target for Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal.

Sky sources believe


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If you were to take the party-heavy attitude of a young Beastie Boys, combine it with the brash persona of Steve Stifler from American Pie, then slather it all with a generous helping of funked-out West Coast production, you would have the quartet known as Slacker Pad.

These four highly capable lyricists decided long ago to keep their collective subject matter away from the introspective side. Often tongue-in-cheek and raunchy, SP members Slacker Pad Kev, Rev, DJ Jonimal, and XL Middleton deliver the kind of content not suitable for your family picnic. A typical song from the Pad will include references to drunken revelry, one night stands, and an off-kilter, defiant pride in living the "funemployed" Slacker lifestyle. Those who live their lives "straight edged" are forewarned to eitheran adjacent piece of ground, also bounded on the south by Water Street, which they purchased on October 11, 1943. It was alleged that the defendants erected iron posts across Water Street from a prolongation of their easterly property line so as to obstruct the use of Water Street by plaintiffs. It was further alleged that Water Street was *502 a public street and has been used as such by the public for many years as well as the owners, tenants and occupiers of the parcels of ground involved here as well as the predecessors in title. Defendants denied that Water Street was a public street and that plaintiffs had any right to complain. It was further alleged that Water Street was never dedicated nor accepted as a


or maps. One of these plans purported to show that the road "from John Canon's Mill to Jacob Bausman's Ferry opposite Pittsburgh" (now Water Street) was considered by a board of viewers at No. 1 June Term, 1784 of Washington County. The other plan purported to show a draft of the Borough of Canonsburg showing the location of Water Street as well as the other streets then in the borough, indicating that Water Street was established and located long before the opening of Pike Street which is the main street in said borough. An answer was filed to this petition and, after argument, this petition was refused on the ground that such evidence was merely cumulative and some of it was clearly irrelevant. *503 From the final adjudication,cases as controlling the instant case.
In an effort to establish that Water Street has been and is a public street, plaintiffs established that the Borough of Canonsburg was incorporated in 1802. Prior to this time, there could have been no municipal action relative to the acceptance or rejection of any street or road by the borough. It therefore became relevant to establish the nature of Water Street both prior to and subsequent to the date the borough was incorporated. Plaintiffs, in support of their allegation that Water Street was a public street, introduced the following documentary evidence: (a) The John Canon Plan, recorded in Plan Book Volume I, page 491 as recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of Washington County. This plan was laid out


Book D, page 431, showing Water Street thereon. (d) Ordinance No. 4 of the Borough of Canonsburg in which the Creigh Plan was adopted as the official plan of the Borough. While this ordinance provided "that the streets and alleys marked thereon and not at present opened, shall be hereafter opened from time to time by ordinance, as a necessity therefor shall arise" (emphasis supplied), the status of Water Street remained unaffected because, in fact, the said street was already opened and known as a road leading to Monongahela, Pennsylvania. (f) Caldwell's Atlas, published in 1875, which showed the location of Water Street and the properties, including those presently in issue, abutting thereon. The deeds of the respective parties to this litigation were also introduced to show thatprevented the full use of the street by the abutting owners. There remained approximately fourteen feet *505 in width along that portion of the street now in question. Thus the use and utility of the street became limited.
The record also established that, except for the plans and the ordinance referred to herein, there were no official records of either opening or vacating of that portion of Water Street in question. As a matter of fact, the testimony disclosed that prior to the year 1892, the Borough of Canonsburg had no record of the opening of the other main and important streets although such streets were in use and in existence.
The testimony of several witnesses disclosed that in more recent years, the occupants of dwellings which fronted on Pike


Street had built garages on the rear of their lots and that their only means of access was to travel on Water Street. Stables were established on some of these lots which were limited to access along Water Street. Coal houses were erected on the rear of other lots for a period of time and service was obtained through Water Street. Hershel M. Day, Borough Engineer from 1916 to 1936 and then again from 1949 to 1958, testified that during these periods Water Street was used by the public generally as a public thoroughfare.
In view of all this evidence, it is difficult to understand the holding of the court below that Water Street was not a public street. The ancient documents introduced into evidence established that Water Streetwas in use by the public as early as 1788. It is inconceivable that this road used to and from Gamble's Mill, McMillan's Meeting House and going on to Monongahela could be construed, in the light of the early history of this portion of Western Pennsylvania, as a private road. The meeting house, the mill and the ferry were vital cogs in the life of the community and the public, generally, made and used roads to take them to these *506 destinations. The court below, however, concluded that such ancient documents were not sufficient proof of corporate or municipal action of acceptance, and before such documents could be construed as evidence of the existence of a public road, there had to be evidence of corporate acceptance and corporate


road referred to in this viewers proceeding was the same road which is presently known as Water Street, it is conceded even by appellees that "there would be nothing to argue about in this case." In the offer to prove that this road was, in fact, a portion of Water Street, plaintiffs also proposed to introduce two ancient plans which dealt with the location of Water Street in relation to Bausman's Ferry. These were discovered after the trial and particularly after the borough solicitor testified that he has made a careful examination of the records of the Borough of Canonsburg and that he could find nothing to indicate that the street in question was ever recognized as a public street. It seems to us that this offer wasstreet, we believe the court below erroneously concluded that plaintiffs had no rights in said street by way of easement created by contract. The lots in question were never in a plan of lots. The rights of both parties to this litigation were predicated upon their respective deeds, both of which called for Water Street as an abutter. In Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company, Trustee v. Forster, 346 Pa. 59, 29 A. 2d 496, the Supreme Court held as settled law that "where land is conveyed as bounded by a street which is plotted on the city plan but not opened, the grantee not only takes the fee in the land bounded by the street, but by implication also acquires an easement over the bed of the unopened street, unless


the circumstances attending the conveyance and the description of the grant clearly negative such implication." This is the law, not upon the theory of a dedication to public use, but upon an implied covenant, binding on the grantor and his assigns, that there is a way corresponding in its essential requirements to the street named in the deed. See also Jones v. Sedwick, 383 Pa. 120, 117 A. 2d 709. If Water Street was not a public street and not opened by the municipality, since such street was plotted on the official plan, it acquired the character of an unopened street over which the parties here had acquired an easement. In this respect, also, we find error in the adjudication.
Decree reversed.
Preventive medicine residency training: a resident's perspective.
Preventive medicine as a discipline confronts considerable internal and external pressure today about society's needs for prevention specialists. Training in the field has remained static in the face of great changes. This article asserts the need to reassess the philosophy, content, and structure of graduate training in preventive medicine. The field of preventive medicine faces an identity crisis of its own making, trying to be everything to everybody. The need for funding to overcome the shortage of specialists remains a critical but difficult issue that demands innovative solutions.


conceived a collaboration between several colleges, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and numerous companies to help the colleges purchase high end machines. Dr. Wylie was the first college president to embrace the concept, and he convinced his peers. Dr. Wong then coordinated a multi-institution effort to receive a $5M grant from the Mass Life Sciences Center and enable each institution to have a specific center of excellence within which students can be trained. We received the top score and the full grant. It was this funding that led to the purchase of the DNA sequencers and related instrumentation in Endicott’s sequencing lab. After this success, Dean Wong and Dean Page asked if I would consider the role of Entrepreneur in Residence. I was honored to accept.

Tell us about theVenture Engineering in Beverly, MA. Age 53. Married 28 years with 3 children. Mr. Magnant served as the founding CEO of Sage Science and Thrive Bioscience, both located in Beverly, MA. He also co-founded and served as CEO of Owl Scientific (currently a Thermo Fisher company – NYSE) which was acquired by Erie Scientific, a division of Sybron International (NYSE) in 1995. Mr. Magnant also served as the founding CEO and President of Merlin Technologies, a developer of antibiotics, which later changed its name to ActivBiotics (Lexington, MA). Magnant is also a co-founder, former CEO, and Chairman of ThermoCeramiX (Montreal, QC), an advanced materials company. He also served as the Vice President of MJ Research, a premier manufacturer of thermal cycling instruments for genomic research, which was acquired


by Bio-Rad. He is connected at senior levels throughout the biotools industry.

Magnant currently serves on the Board of NetBio and Sage Science. He is a past Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Stoneridge Children’s Montessori School (now Harborlight-Stoneridge) in Beverly, MA. In June 2012, he received the Hallowell Award, given to one member of the Stoneridge community in recognition of exceptional efforts and support of the school. Magnant received a BS in Biology from UMASS-Dartmouth (formerly Southeastern Massachusetts University – 1982) and a Master’s in Microbiology from Montana State University (1985).agreement dated October 23, 1979, Fania Records assigned all of the copyrights and Composer Agreements owned by Fania Records and its wholly-owned subsidiaries to Valsyn, S.A. ("Valsyn").
By agreement dated October 1, 1986, as amended by letter agreement on September 24, 1997, Valsyn granted plaintiff FAF the exclusive right and license to exploit and administer Valsyn's publishing rights in the FAF Compositions and to defend, prosecute, and settle, in FAF's own name, all claims for copyright infringement arising in the United States or Puerto Rico during the period from October 1, 1986 through December 31, 1999.
EMI Catalogue acquired the rights to the EMI Catalogue Compositions (except for "EI Africano") from Morro Music Corp. ("Morro") in a series of transactions in 1982 and 1983. On June 16, 1982, Morro (together


with Big Town Music, Inc., Cuban Music Corp. and Ariston Music, Inc.) merged into Unart Music Corporation. The Certificate of Merger and Ownership *43 dated June 16, 1982, was recorded in the U.S. Copyright Office on January 24, 1983, in volume 1962, pages 368-73.
On June 17, 1982, Unart Music Corporation, among others, merged into United Artists Corporation. The Certificate of Ownership and Merger merging U.A. Music International, Inc., Unart Music Corporation, U.A. Cinemusic, Inc., United Artists Music Co., Inc., and United Artists Television, Inc. into United Artists Corporation, dated June 17, 1982, was recorded in the U.S. Copyright Office on January 24, 1983, vol.1962, pages 374-80, 407-14.
By an agreement dated December 15, 1982, United Artists Corporation assigned all of the copyrights in its musical works, including the EMIof five (5) years. The assignment added 247 composers and about 581 titles to ACEMLA's catalog. During 1992-93, SPACEM was dissolved and many of its members became affiliated with ACEMLA. As a result of this, about 174 songs of 13 authors of the SPACEM catalog that did not sign with ACEMLA and that are claimed by the plaintiffs remained in ACEMLA's catalog undetected for a while. ACEMLA has since revised its catalog. Defendants also allege as a defense that Plaintiffs have not complied with the payment of royalties to the composers, nor with the submission of periodic reports of performance or payment liquidation.
For their part, Plaintiffs contend that Defendants LAMCO and ACEMLA hold themselves out as the owners and/or controllers of the copyrights, including public performance rights, in


had the right and ability to supervise and control LAMCO's and ACEMLA PR's music licensing activities. At all times pertinent to this action, Bernard had the right and ability to supervise and control LAMCO's and ACEMLA PR's activities regarding the creation, maintenance and distribution of the ACEMLA CD-ROM and the ACEMLA website. By virtue of Bernard's role as majority shareholder of LAMCO and ACEMLA PR, Bernard had a financial stake in the music licensing activities of the LAMCO Defendants.

APPLICABLE COPYRIGHT LAW & DISCUSSION
Copyright is a form of protection provided by the United States Constitution to the authors of "original works of authorship," including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and certain other intellectual works. This protection is available to both published and unpublished works. Section 106 of the 1976 Copyrightto say that Plaintiffs seem to have proven both registration and chain of title. They have certainly made of a prima facie case. The court rules, therefore, that Plaintiffs are prima facie "owners" of the copyrights at issue.[10]
Some of the songs before the Court implicate both the 1909 Act and the 1976 Act. Prior to the 1976 Act taking effect on January 1, 1978, the 1909 Act controlled federal copyright law in the United States. The 1976 Copyright Act overhauled the copyright system by introducing many changes. Some of the more important aspects of the 1976 Act include the preemption of common law copyright, extending the term of copyright, a change in the requirement of formalities (which was further altered by the Berne Convention Implementation Act of 1988


exclusive or nonexclusive.
Transfers of copyright that are executed outside the United States require no special rules. However, under § 204(b), foreign transfers that are accompanied by a certificate of acknowledgment issued by a diplomatic or consular officer of the United States or a person authorized to administer oaths are considered prima facie evidence of the execution of transfer.[15]

RENEWAL
Under the 1909 Act, works copyrighted in the United States prior to January 1, 1978, were subject to a renewal system in which the term of copyright was divided into two consecutive terms. Renewal registration, within strict time limits, was required as a condition of securing the second term and extending the copyright to its maximum length.[16] On January 1, 1978, the current copyright law came into effect in the Unitedmultiple uniforms. The report contrasted the Marine Corps's use of two different camouflage patterns with that of the Afghan army, which used only the "forest" pattern. As a result the new uniforms may have made Afghan soldiers "more clearly visible" to Taliban fighters.

"Neither DOD nor the Afghan government could demonstrate the appropriateness of the ANA uniform for the Afghan environment, or show that the new camouflage pattern did not hinder ANA operations by providing a more clearly visible target to the enemy," the report said.

The extent of the wasteful spending may be unknown. SIGAR's investigation revealed that the Afghan government "could not track clothing and equipment purchased using direct assistance from 2012 to 2013." The inspector general, which was established in 2008 to oversee billions of dollars in


Watch “Try,” The Transfixing Debut Video From Danish Band Liss

Keep watching this new video from Danish four-piece Liss: something does eventually happen. Lead singer Søren Holm has a kind of bemused charm as he grins and stutters his way through the band's debut single "Try," which was produced by The xx's producer Rodaidh McDonald as well as Denmark's Vera, and comes off like Connan Mockasin doing drunken Arthur Russell karaoke with added Prince-like vocal flourishes.

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"We wrote ‘Try' the first day we ever played together as a band just under a year ago," Liss explained to The FADER over email. We were in different bands at the time, sharing a rehearsal space, so it was kind of a weird coincidence that we all were there in the rehearsal roomPediatric hospitalizations for upper urinary tract calculi: Epidemiological and treatment trends in the United States, 2001-2014.
The incidence of urolithiasis in the pediatric population in the United States has steadily been increasing over the past few decades. Few studies to date have examined trends in the hospitalization and inpatient surgical treatment of urolithiasis in the pediatric population using nationally representative data. The aim was to evaluate nationwide trends in the rates of pediatric hospitalization and inpatient surgical activity for upper urinary tract calculi (UUTC) in the United States from 2001 to 2014. The National Inpatient Sample (NIS) databases for 2001-2014 were queried. Hospitalizations for patients younger than age 18 (excluding newborns), with principal discharge diagnoses of kidney or ureteral calculi were selected. Surgical procedures during hospitalization were identified. Hospitalization


Mohawk Magazine: Former steelworker goes from blue collar to green collar with Mohawk’s help

Mohawk College graduate Rick Phillips lost his job in March 2009, ending a 13-year career in the steel industry. A casualty of the recession, Rick joined thousands of other people that suddenly found without a job during the worst economic downturn in decades. Two years later, the economy is slowly recovering and Rick has a new career working as installer for The Green Method, a local company that specializes in green energy products such as geothermal heating and cooling units, solar panels and solar hot air units. Want to know more? Read the article in Mohawk Magazine.you can talk to their favorite celebrities. Once again, please complete all 3 steps listed above to receive the phone number in your email. Thank you!

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GEORGIA Davies admits her hopes of going to Rio are in the hands of the selectors but believes she has done everything she could after winning the 100m backstroke at the British Swimming Championships.

In the Tollcross International Swimming Centre where she claimed Commonwealth glory two years ago in Glasgow, Davies came home ahead of Lizzie Simmonds in a time of 59.64, her fastest time since 2014.

While she was outside the selection time for an individual spot in Rio, she could be handed a lifeline if selectors decide to pick a medley relay team with the squad due to be announced a week on Thursday.

She said: “There’s definitely hope (for the medley relay). I know I was off the selection time but I’m just really glad I got myATHLETICISM, MYSTIQUE, and the chance to beat
someone up with a stick: UMass fencing club practice at Totman
Gym. (Ben Barnhart photo)

The tone of the voice
emanating from beneath Paul Sises black-mesh mask is in stunning
contrast to his actual words.

Attack, he says
softly, and waits until the students sabre taps his mask: just where
his forehead would be.

Again, says Sise.
Check your guard. And then: Beat in seconde
second position, blade down  and they engage.

If any sport can be called
beautiful, fencing is it. The combination of grace, strength, and form;
the contestants in their fitted whites, or dueling jackets;
the metallic glint and click of blades. Sise 00G (he finished his
masters in geology last year) gliding forward and back on the six-foot
wide, 45-foot long strip that is the fencers field of
action, its limited space emblematic


the sport until I took it up as a P.E. class at UMass,
says alumnus Evan Whitney 95, who lives in Cambridge and works at
Harvard. But when you put on the mask and pick up a weapon, you
really gain an appreciation for the sports intelligence and athleticism.
Whether youre interested in its artistic mystique or athletic challenge,
swords and fencing are pretty cool, and anybody can do it.

Swords are cool, at least
in the hands of the skilled and nimble. The three coaches here in a Totman
Gym practice room tonight  Sise, Baker, and novice coach Renee Coombs
99, who teaches physics at Westfield High  watch the team
practice warm-ups. Positions are held and broken, held again. Once the
dueling starts, they coach from the sidelines, critiquing, pulling students
out for individual lessons. The magicwords  Guard; ready;
fence  are called out over and over by the director, fencings
term for referee.

Theres a reason for
the comparison: Classical dance owes much of its form to the 800-year-old
sport of swordplay. Some positions, such as basic position in fencing
and first position in ballet, are identical.

I like the one-on-one,
says Kyle MacQuarrie, a sophomore in biochemistry. Its a team
sport but its very much an individual sport. The team can win or
lose, but when youre out on the strip, its you.

Like many of the team members,
MacQuarrie had no previous experience  he joined simply because
he happened to wander through the Campus Center one day when the fencing
team had a table out and The Princess Bride on the VCR. Now, Pretty
much my life here at college is schoolwork and fencing,


touch!

Above all, it seems a sport
without anger  though not without humor, plenty of it irreverent.
Team president Sean Kinnas, a junior in engineering, speaks cheerfully
about getting to beat someone up with a stick and not get arrested.
(Though in the next breath hes acknowledging the subcultural courtesy
of his sport: Its very congenial. Normally you wouldnt
be friends with your competitors, but Ive made good friends at MIT
and Dartmouth.)

When Kinnas pulls off his
whites later in the evening he reveals a T-shirt with a picture of a sword
piercing the front. On the back, the blade emerges with a flag emblazoned
UMass.for a while and then start receding into the system. The mechanism leading to the tip depinning is briefly described in the Supplementary Information and is studied in detail in ref.^[@CR22]^.

By analogy with evaporation in a capillary tube of square cross section^[@CR12]^, where thick corner films are present, the evaporation front does not correspond to the invasion front but is located at the tips of the liquid bridge chains. Thus, the evaporation front is actually much closer to the system periphery than the invasion front. The physical picture is that the liquid is transported from the receding invasion front through the chains of liquid bridges up to the tip of each spiral where it evaporates. A new period of evaporation begins when both the invasion front and the


Chris, a season of cowardice where so many people have become infidelitious to the ideals and the ideals of the nation where, in my view, they have foresworn their oaths, that they have become obedient in a cult of personalty to a vile and objectionable leader who tramples on every sense of decency and every good virtue in the country,” Schmidt replied.

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“All around the world — from Poland and Hungary and Austria — we see a regression of democracy, we see a rise of authoritarians, we see a President of the United States who has a fetish for autocratic leaders all around the world, who is hostile to the ideas and ideals of American democracy, of the republic, that John McCain committed his entire life to.”

As Schmidt wascontemplate strategies to reopen slowly and tacitly. Among the champions, Denmark has been the first to open its schools in Europe, while Austria and Italy reopened some stores and Germany plans to do the same as of today. Moreover, France has announced a plan to be reopening from 11 May onwards.

Amidst Europe’s reopening signs, Donald Trump announced he will also reopen America as soon as the 1st of May, despite the death rate exceeding the 40,000 threshold out of whom 1,891 in the last 24 hours. Simultaneously, the US Governors attack the Trump administration’s manic attempt to alleviate losses in the US economy, saying that it is overly too soon to reopen America. The same goes for the Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi who appears infuriated with


Faced with losing out on more than $20 million in potential profits if the World Series isn't extended to a Game 7, ticket brokers are looking to Las Vegas to balance out their risk.

Las Vegas sportsbook directors tell ESPN that they've taken bets of several hundred thousand dollars from brokers over the past two weeks on the World Series and American League Championship Series.

More big bets, almost certainly on the Houston Astros, appear to be on the way ahead of Tuesday's Game 6.

The Astros lead the Los Angeles Dodgers, 3-2, in the best-of-seven series and opened as a slight favorite in Game 6. Game 7 would be Wednesday in Los Angeles, if necessary.

Sources tell ESPN that brokers own roughly 15,000 tickets for each World Series game at DodgersGame 6.

"I've never seen so many brokers place bets here," said John Avello, director of the race and sports book for the Wynn. "And I know they're brokers, because they are upfront with me and tell me their intention to hedge based on what they have in tickets."

Avello said the brokers, on average, have bet $200,000 to $300,000 on past games.

MGM sportsbook said a broker had already called to inquire about betting on Game 6, but had not shown up to place any wagers as of Monday morning.

"It's not uncommon," Jeff Stoneback, assistant manager at MGM race and sports, said regarding ticket brokers looking to hedge their investment. "Last year, a guy wanted to bet on the Packers in the playoffs because his Super Bowl tickets were going


win.

"The vast, vast majority of the hedge was through the insurance companies," McIngvale told the Review-Journal. "But I did some hedging in Las Vegas. It's all legal. It's a hedge bet, and it's all on Houston."

Multiple sportsbooks also reported taking big six-figure wagers from the same bettor on each of the first four World Series games. The bettor has been playing -- and winning -- at several sportsbooks around town.

"He hasn't lost yet," Chris Andrews, sportsbook director at the South Point casino, said.

Overall, the money bet on the World Series at Nevada books has reached record highs. On Sunday, more bets were placed on Game 5 of the World Series at William Hill sportsbooks than were placed on all but one NFL game, the prime-time matchup between theSteelers and Lions.

Games 1, 2 and 3 of the World Series attracted more bets on the day of the game than any NFL matchup this past week.

Nick Bogdanovich, director of trading for William Hill U.S., said the betting on the first two games of the World Series alone may have topped the amount of money wagered on last year's entire World Series between the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians.


spoken in the UFC as a commentator(the Arlovski/Sylvia fight comes to mind)and did a good job last night, but he looked a bit flustered once he did the post fight interviews, hopefully it was just nerves. Yamamoto would smoke Urijah, and yes jens would be bad ass at that weight, he could easily make it too, didn't he box at 140?

Mir always was on point and well spoken in the UFC as a commentator(the Arlovski/Sylvia fight comes to mind)and did a good job last night, but he looked a bit flustered once he did the post fight interviews, hopefully it was just nerves. Yamamoto would smoke Urijah, and yes jens would be bad ass at that weight, he could easily make it too, didn't he box at 140?PETALING JAYA: A Malayan tiger was killed crossing the East Coast Expressway Phase 2 (LPT2) at about midnight.

The Malaysian Highway Authority (MHA) confirmed that a car bound for Kuala Terengganu hit the tiger near the 321km highway mark.

"It happened last night, roughly around midnight, at the section near Paka to Kerteh," MHA director-general Datuk Ismail Md Salleh told The Star on Saturday.

He said the place where the tiger died cut through a forest reserve there.

Malaysia is home to the Malayan Tiger, a critically endangered species with only about 250 to 340 left in the wild.

He added that fences had been put up along the highway to prevent this sort of thing from happening.

Ismail said the MHA, which was currently in charge of the highway, was going to check


Image copyright Herbert Felton / Getty Images Image caption The top of the Boston "Stump", photographed in 1930

Tuesday's Newsnight is coming from Boston, Lincolnshire. Our show will be broadcast from St Botolph's Church. Its vast tree trunk-like tower is a major landmark - known to locals, rather ungraciously, as The Stump. But, sadly, we're not there for the architecture.

Boston is one of the most extreme examples in Britain of a town affected by recent EU immigration.

The 2011 census found that around 13% of the town was born elsewhere in the EU - largely East European migrants who arrived after 2004.

Some of the effects of migration are only really observable when you go to places where the local economy has been so thoroughly transformed.

For example, the Boston story underlinesthe residents

The town is booming, despite having absorbed a huge rise in the number of potential workers in a relatively short time. These workers have also enabled an enormous change in the local economy to take place with relative ease and remarkably quickly.

Local economic transformation

Boston was a sleepy farming town. Growers used to bring in transient workers for the brief harvest periods.

Paul Gleeson, a Labour councillor in the borough, says it used to be Irish workers in previous centuries. More recently, men from local cities would arrive in white vans at 04:00, work through the morning and then disappear in the early afternoon.

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But Mr Gleeson says the local economy has


migrant.

Around half of those had two EU migrant parents. In Boston, the authorities have responded to a sudden rise in demand for children's services - from keeping maternity wards open through to funding more school places.

Adrian Reed, head of a local school chain, says his schools get £1,000 per head from the public purse for new arrivals with language problems.

He said: "In our trust, we have built a team of 10 people with a variety of languages - Polish, Portuguese, etc. They will be in the classroom supporting children... More importantly they support parents."

Boston has been transformed by the expansion of the European Union to the east.

The pretty little town is energetic and bustling, but is visibly not the same place as it was. A UKIP councillor VivenPoplar Grove resident inducted into Wisconsin State Fair Hall of Fame

POPLAR GROVE — Dennis Jeffers of Poplar Grove was inducted into the Wisconsin State Fair Hall of Fame during the 2014 fair on Aug. 1 in West Allis, Wisconsin.

Jeffers was recognized as an outstanding individual who has demonstrated a long-time commitment to the Wisconsin State Fair in the open or junior shows. He has been showing spotted pigs at the Wisconsin State Fair since 1972.


WASHINGTON, D.C. – A controversial article published Monday by investigative historian Eric Zuesse forces to the forefront once again the historical record suggesting Robert Mueller played a major role cementing the Bush family ties to the Saudi ruling family that paid for Barack Hussein Obama’s education at Harvard Law School.

Zuesse argues it all began with the 1996 bombing of the Khobar Towers apartment complex in the city of Khobar, Saudi Arabia, that killed 19 U.S. military who worked at the Dharan air base three miles away.

At that time, President Bill Clinton, according to Zuesse, was desperate to blame Shi’ite radicals from Iran as the perpetrators of the Khobar Towers bombing, in order to protect the real perpetrators that the U.S. government had identified as Sunni radicals from Saudisyndicated newspaper article written by Vernon Jarrett, the step-father of Obama advisor Valerie Jarrett, casts new light on Obama’s early ties with the Saudis and their U.S. supporters, as well as the network of Chicago radicals that were reaching out to the Middle East to support Barack Obama in the 1980s, when he was a community organizer making plans to attend Harvard Law School.

The article suggests that in 1979, the Saudis may have been working with Deep State interests in U.S. intelligence to support a small group of promising minority students including African-American students, in the hope of recruiting future African-American politicians, under the presumption the 1960s Civil Rights Movement would result in the election of an African-American president in the not so distant future.

In the 1979 article,


Jarrett noted that Kahalid Abdullah Tariq Al-Monsour, the former Black Panther and lawyer then known as Donald Warden, in his work on behalf of Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal and OPEC, sought to create a fund that would provide $20 million for 10 years to aid 10,000 minority students each year, including blacks, Arabs, Hispanics, Asians, and Native Americans.

The interesting connection is documented in a YouTube video much debated during the 2008 presidential campaign in which Percy Sutton, a veteran New York power broker and well-known attorney in Harlem who had represented Malcolm X, discusses when he first heard of Obama.

As first reported in 2009, Sutton, then an octogenarian, in a 2008 appearance on the New York-produced “Inside City Hall” television show, explained that Islamic radical and formerin financial contributions because of their pro-Arab stands. And suppose the Arabs do not come to their rescue.”

In that case, Jarrett speculated American blacks would have the upper hand: “Such a failure could cause America blacks to adopt a slogan made famous by the Jews, ‘Never Again.’”

Another interesting connection is that Frank Marshall Davis and Vernon Jarrett were close friends in Chicago and colleagues at the Chicago Defender and the Chicago Star, two communist-run newspapers in Chicago during the 1940s.

In early 1948, Frank Marshall Davis and Vernon Jarrett served together on the publicity committee of the Citizen’s Committee to Aid Packing-House Workers, a communist-organized labor union that represented workers in the meatpacking industry.

Joel Gilbert, the filmmaker whose documentary entitled “Dreams from My Real Father,” argued the discovery of


obtained from the Illinois Secretary of State, Valerie Jarrett served as a board member for several organizations that provided funding and support for Chicago slum projects operated by Rezko.”

In the close-knit political community of Chicago, it also turns out that Ann Jordon, wife of Vernon Jordon, was the cousin of Valerie Jarrett who served as chairman of the Clinton presidential transition team in 1992. Ann Jordon, it turns out, first met Barack Hussein Obama when she wanted Obama’s fiancé, Michelle Robinson, to run for an office in Mayor Daley’s City Hall.

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Based on a comic strip original written by Harold Gray. Annie Soon became a sensation that turned into a Broadway musical. It was a huge hit so Thomas Meehan had the idea to write a book on the musical and received the tony award for the Best Book of a Musical in 1977. The play ran on Broadway for nearly six years opening in 1977.Annie was set in 1933 during the Great Depression. The Leading cast included Aileen Quinn as Annie, Albert Finney as "Daddy" Oliver Warbucks, Ann Reinking as Grace Farrell, Warbucks' assistant. Miss Hannigan, Played by Carol Burnett and her brother Rooster Hannigan, Tim Curry. Bernadette Peters Played by Lily St. Regis, and Geoffrey Holder as Punjab. This movie is considered an adventure comedybecause of Annie's search for her parents and the encounters that she faces throughout the movie.

Annie is an eleven year old orphan during the 1930's. She is very adventurous and tries to escape many times from her orphanage, where she lives with the other orphan girls.Their caretaker Miss Hannigan, is very mean and treats the girls badly. One day while the girls are cleaning the house Annie hides in the laundry basket and is taken outside to The laundryman who take the sheets and dry cleans them. While Annie is out in the world she see a dog that some boys are picking so she goes and helps. While a Policeman is watching her for a distance she is caught and brought back to the orphanage. Soon after


Grace Farrell Warbucks assistance comes to the orphanage to take an orphan to stay with his for a week and she chooses Annie. Annie and Mr. Warbucks get along very well. Until Warbucks wants to adopt her and she shows him the locket and note her parents wrote to her saying that they would come back to get her. Warbucks decides that he will help her find her parents and reward the parents 50,000 dollars for coming and taking Annie home. But the people who show up and seem to be her parents turn everything upside down and and things take a crazy twist. (spoiler alert)

The costumes in the movie are good at telling the differences between social classes in the 1930's. The clothes of the poor atthe time were dirty, old and ripped in some places. When you see Grace Farrell she is dressed very nice as she comes out of the car in front of the orphanage, and you are able to see the differences between how rich people dressed and how poor people were dressed.This shows you how hard it was during the great depression. For lower class people who had little or no money. The movie's costume designer does a good job creating images of the hardships that these people went through during the movie. You really feel connected to the movie through the characters clothes.

The set design was very well done. It was very elaborate and had many details to show the life of the characters. You were able to


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The Original CAMPAGNOLO Timeline

A history of Campagnolo from 1901 to 1987.

1901

August 26th, Gentullio (Tullio) Campagnolo is born to Valentino Campagnolo and Elisa Paiusco in Vicenza.

1922

Tullio Campagnolo begins his amateur racing career (with Veloce Club Vicenza on a Cicli Aliprandi) that lasts until 1930.

1927

November 11th, Tullio Campagnolo's frozen hands can't loosen the wingnuts of his wheel to flip it over to a different sprocket during the Gran Premio della Vittoria race across snowy Croce d'Aune Pass (he finishes fourth). "Bisogna cambià qualcossa de drio."... "Something needs to be changed in the rear." He vows to invent a product that will eliminate this problem: the creation of galletti automatici... automated wingnuts or, as we now know it, the quick release.

1930

February 8th, the quick release hub is patented, the first ofpedal derailleur. The slogan becomes "Senza attriti e senza rumore" (i.e., Friction-free and noise-free). The first advertisement for the Cambio "CAMPAGNOLO" appears in Gazzetta dello Sport.

1940

Tullio Campagnolo hires his first fulltime employee, Enrico Piccolo.

1941

A single page flyer is printed.

1942

The first official Campagnolo logo: the winged wheel highlighting the quick release, a component that remains today the universal standard.

1946

The Cambio Corsa (translation: race changer) is the new name for sliding hub, dual seatstay rod operated, back pedal derailleur; later referred to in Italian as the due leve (translation: two lever) when the una leve (translation: single lever) race changer is introduced in 1949. Two versions of the Cambio Corsa derailleur are available: the short lever Corsa and the long lever Sport. The quick release nut is the original rounded


screw head version. On January 12, the Campagnolo winged wheel with quick release logo with the words "Cambio Campagnolo" is registered.

1947

The beginning of the export of parts. Photo of company excursion (company picnic?) pictures 37 employees.

1948

Campagnolo's first foreign plant (assembling and finishing) is built in Cognin, France; the quick release lever is stamped "Brevet France.". F.B. and Campagnolo shared a small production facility in Cognin, France in 1948 to service the French market given restrictive import tariffs of the time. The company logo, the winged wheel, is modified with the dropping of "cambio" (translation: changer) and redesigning the wing and quick-release.

Gino Bartali wins the 1948 Tour de France in July using a Cambio Corsa derailleur.

1949

The Tipo Paris-Roubaix sliding hub, single seatstay rod operated, back pedal derailleur is introduced;originally referred to in Italian as the "una leva" (translation: single lever) until renamed in honor of Coppi's April 1950 Paris-Roubaix victory. The quick release nut is now the oval-ring version. The Gran Sport twin cable, parallelogram rear derailleur prototype is shown at the Milan Show in the Fall; it is believed that ten prototypes were made.

1950

Campagnolo employs 123 workers. The Gran Sport single cable, parallelogram rear derailleur prototype is shown at the Fall trade shows.

Fausto Coppi wins Paris-Roubaix in April using the Paris-Roubaix derailleur.

1951

The Gran Sport single cable, parallelogram rear derailleur (chromed bronze, large chromed mounting bolt and pivot bolt and holes in pulleys, set screw-style cable clamp, and "B" adjusting screw for changing derailleur mounting angle that is eliminated by the next year) paired with bar-end


famous Campagnolo script over the globe logo which dates back to the forties is registered.

Fausto Coppi wins the 1953 Lugano World Professional Road Race using Gran Sport derailleurs.

1953

Catalog #12. First numbered catalog. Printed for the year-end trade shows. Included are the Cambio Corsa, Paris-Roubaix, Gran Sport and Sport rear derailleurs, Gran Sport and Sport front derailleurs, bar end shifters with rubber covers, downtube shifters (single band and braze-on versions), brake cable clips, hubs (small and large flange three-piece, QRs with "D" ring), Gran Sport dropouts with adjusters, Sport dropouts, Cambio Corsa/Paris-Roubaix toothed dropouts, Cambio Corsa/Paris-Roubaix toothed dropouts with integral derailleur hanger, pump heads and holder, "H" tool, dishing tool, freewheel remover and cone wrenches.

1955

The Competition low-cost derailleur is introduced at the year-end Milan trade show.

1955

Catalog #13. Printed forthe year-end trade shows. As per Catalog #12 with the addition of the "T" wrench, derailleur hanger alignment tool and a braze-on rear derailleur cable guide (#663) for bottom bracket shell. Note that there is no corresponding braze-on front derailleur cable guide till 1968.

1955

At the year-end Milan trade show a micro-adjust, two-bolt seat post (steel post and head brazed together) with a zero offset head is shown. Since it has the ears at the front and back of the post let's call it the Alfred E. Newman seat post. Within a few months it is replaced with the iconic two-bolt seat post (separate steel post and head brazed together) with the offset head.

1956

The iconic Record 5-pin cotterless crankset is introduced; 151mm bolt circle, 44 tooth minimum chainring, pedal


is introduced in January. Patent granted for self-centering wine bottle opener in the shape of a bell (lever pivots are the patented hollow chainring bolts).

1967

Nuovo Record alloy rear derailleur (ten tooth pulleys and then later, nine tooth pulleys) is introduced along with new style clamp-on bottom bracket cable guide (open cable run to front derailleur) and cable housing stop eliminated from Record front derailleur (chrome-plated bronze arms and then aluminum arms).

1967

Catalog #15. Printed for the year-end trade shows. Included for the Record group is the Nuovo Record alloy rear derailleur (ten tooth pulleys and then later, nine tooth pulleys) and the Nuovo Record bottom bracket (rifled axle aperture cups). Also the triple chainring crank and cyclocross flanged-chainring crank, the Nuovo Tipo small and large flange hubs (round holesbe black anodized) and Valentino Extra low-cost rear derailleur are introduced at the Paris trade show in October.

1968

Catalog #16. Printed for the year-end trade shows. As per Catalog #15, but with the addition of the Record brakeset (making a complete group for the first time), Record crankset with 144mm bolt circle (previously 151mm bolt circle), Sport Extra low-cost rear derailleur and elimination of Record "con denti" track pedals with teeth. Braze-on front derailleur cable guide (#626/B) is paired with the braze-on rear derailleur cable guide (#663) that was introduced in 1955.

1970

The steel Gran Turismo rear derailleur is introduced. Record headset lower cup stamped with C in diamond shape; the stamped C disappears in mid-1970s. Campagnolo manufactures Cinelli Mod. M71 clipless pedal for Cino Cinelli.

1971

Catalog #16 Supplement. Printed in


November for the year-end trade shows. Included are the Superleggeri pedals (black anodized aluminum cages), Superleggero seat post (no fluting, thinner wall, aluminum support cradle, drilled pivot, originally with engraved graduated scale), dropouts without eyelets and plastic Superleggeri pumphead are introduced. Also the patented toothed washer (rondella dentata) for the Record sidepull brakes, along with the steel Gran Turismo rear derailleur, Velox low-cost derailleur, Elefante control lever, the steel three-pin Sport cotterless crankset, Sport headset (only two wrench flats) and Allen seatbinder bolt.

1972

Record front derailleur clamp modified in area of pivot posts; first with no circlip on upper pivot post and later with circlip added to upper pivot post. Special Nuovo Tipo hubs made for Motobecane with oval, kidney-shaped holes instead of the normal round holes; used asoriginal equipment on the 1972/3 Motobecane Le Champion model. Hugo Rickert (Rickert Cycles - Dortmund, W. Germany) orders 300 HiLo hubs (large flange on drive side, small flange on non drive side) to be custom-made by Campagnolo in 1972 and builds the wheels for the West German National Team for the 1972 Munich Olympic Games.

1973

The last year that the Record rear derailleur is available. The large chainring has a tiny post added at the crank arm location so an unshipped chain can't get jammed in the space between the crank and the chainring. The Super Record rear derailleur is introduced.

1974

Catalog #17. Printed for the year-end trade shows. Included are the Super Record Road and Track groups with titanium axle for the bottom bracket, titanium spindles for the hubs


caliper; black brake hoods with Globe logo). Nuovo Valentino front derailleur (flat arms, Record-style plain cage with lip, stamped with Winged QR logo).

1979

Bernard Hinault (Team Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo) is set up with prototype Record downtube shift levers with the retrofriction clutch for his Gitane Profil Aero Time Trial TdF bike. These retrofriction clutch Record shift levers were in response to the Simplex Retrofriction shift levers and were never in the catalog and were never offered to the public at the time. The retrofriction clutch was first offered for sale as C-Record in the No.18 bis catalog (December, 1986). The Super Record rear derailleur has aluminum pivot bolts substituted for its titanium pivot bolts this one year, apparently because of a titanium shortage.

Tullio Campagnolo is appointed to the Cavaliere del Lavoro(Italy's highest honor to a businessman) by the President of the Italian republic.

1980

Development starts on the Campagnolo freewheel, a combination of aluminum, titanium, and steel with a three-pawl ratchet system; the last project that Tullio personally oversaw. The 980 low-cost rear derailleur (26 tooth capacity) is introduced (9 80 = September 1980), BMX components, toe clips in aluminum and steel, and bronze colored belt buckle (made for Campagnolo USA by True Distance Inc. of Houston, Texas).

1982

The winged wheel logo is updated by stylizing the rim, the wings and quick-release (shield added the next year). Bernard Hinault (Team Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo) is set up with prototype aero Record brake levers with aero cable routing for his Gitane Profil Aero Time Trial TdF bike. These aero Record brake levers with aero cable


routing were never in the catalog and were never offered to the public.

1982

Olympic Catalog. Printed for the year-end trade shows. Included are the Campagnolo freewheel and wood boxed freewheel tool set along with the Super Record front derailleur with black anodized arms, three hole cage, pointed-band clamp and braze on fitting option (parts drawing shows black anodized arms, four hole cage and straight-band clamp), Record down tube shift levers with sunken letters instead of previous raised letters (previous flat spring washer and slightly domed pressure washer changed to the domed plastic friction washer and conical steel outer washer), the HiLo Record rear hub, toe clips in both steel and alloy versions, the revised version of the Super Record titanium bottom bracket axle (solid instead of hollow, with nutsrather than bolts), the low-cost 980 rear derailleur (26 tooth capacity), Gran Sport Rally rear derailleur (32 tooth capacity), Gran Sport touring crankset (flat bottom fluting, 116mm bolt pattern, double or triple, 35 to 43 teeth, and 50 to 53 teeth) and BMX crankset (gold, blue, or silver anodized 170mm arms and 42 to 46 teeth chainrings; silver 175mm arms), BMX pedals (gold, blue or black; double sided saw tooth aluminum quill), and BMX large or small flanged nutted hubs (gold, blue or silver). Also a series of promotional items are offered: corkscrew, nutcracker, a limited edition belt buckle set, an Olympic lapel pin set, a folding disposable razor, a travel bag, and various Campagnolo window and frame stickers. Also shown is the "Super Record Road Steel group"


also called "Super Record Reduced group" (SL pedals replacing the SR pedals and the NR bottom bracket replacing the SR bottom bracket).

1983

February 3rd, Tullio Campagnolo dies in Vicenza.

1983

Shield added to winged wheel logo to celebrate the company's fifty years in business. 50th Anniversary group is released. Gruppo Number 0002 is presented to the Pope, John Paul II in a private audience for a delegation of Italian cycling enthusiasts on June 15.

1983

Introduction of Super Record brake calipers with triangular cross section (as per Anniversary caliper), Campagnolo script logo, conical-shaped nuts for center bolt lock nut and cam lock nut, and also around this time an Alleggerita Nuovo Record headset (alleggerita meaning lightened); a steel Record headset with holes in the spigots. Shield logo replaces Globe logo on brake hoods.

1984

Introductionto the hub barrels around 1963. The original "Open C" style Campagnolo logotype (imagine a U turned on its side) on the Q.R. levers was changed to a "closed C" in 1958 with the introduction of the one-piece alloy Record hubs and a little later to the shift levers. Starting in 1973 the crank arms have a code consisting of a diamond (1970's) or circle (1980's) with a number in the center denoting the last digit of the year of manufacture, and then in 1985-9 with square and number in the center: 11 = 1985, 21 = 1986, 31 = 1987, 41 = 1988, 51 = 1989 plus some other examples.

CREDITS:

The original Campagnolo Timeline first appeared in a 1995 series of articles in the AEoleus Butterfly 'zine printed


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ORDINANCE NO. 139 – 2013 WAS GIVEN FIRST READING.

COUNCIL PRESIDENT TOWNSEND – Ordinance No. 139 has received first reading.

ORDINANCE NO. 140 - 2013BY: STREETS, HIGHWAYS, TRAFFIC AND SAFETY

Accepting the dedication of right of way and easement areas for the Country View Meadows Phase I, located on 18.91 acres just east of Kelly Street SW. The request includes an approximate 400 foot extension of Linda Lane SW, from where the existing roadway currently ends, and declaring an emergency.

COUNCIL PRESIDENT TOWNSEND – Councilwoman Hampton?

COUNCILWOMAN HAMPTON – Thank you, Mr. President. Actually on this particular one we did go over and discuss it last week at the


develop from, the national working group on AMR as established by GARP, or the committee responsible for the NAP. The committee should report to the appropriate national body, for example, the Ministry of Health, and, where appropriate, collaborate with a relevant external organisation/funder.

The roles and responsibilities of the committee should be set out with formal terms of reference. Membership should include relevant technical experts and stakeholders, although individuals may fulfil the remit of more than one technical brief. A typical committee may include the following representatives: technical team leader, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture, national public health institute, coordinating AMR laboratory, international stakeholders, clinical microbiologist, data manager, public health analyst, laboratory manager, hospital manager, adult physician, paediatrician, pharmacist, veterinarian, infection control manager.

The functions of the NCC include:

-One Health approach, review the introduction of new technologies, support research programmes to use AMR surveillance platforms, collaborate with neighbouring countries and across international regions, and develop and expand regional networks.

The NCC should be headed by a named National Coordinator for AMR surveillance from a key stakeholder institution, such as the Ministry of Health, Institute of Public Health, or similar organisation. The National Coordinator should be supported by a technical team responsible for training, standardisation and quality assurance. Where appropriate, the technical team may be led by the National Coordinator.

External organizations
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The NCC should collaborate with international stakeholders and funding bodies, such as the Fleming Fund, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Institut Pasteur, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, the Bill & Melinda


management and programme implementation skills, and should report to the NCC. The role of the SCC, led by the site coordinator, includes:

-   working with the national technical team to facilitate a situational analysis of current capacity and sustainability at the site

-   planning strategic priorities at the site

-   oversight of AMR surveillance implementation at the site and reporting against key indicators

The roles of the SCC are to support on-site training for AMR procedures, develop locally-adapted standard operating procedures (SOPs), ensure quality control measures and regular audit for all AMR surveillance processes, work with the national technical team to establish internal quality assurance assessment (and ultimately progress to external quality assurance assessment), ensure effective lines of communication are in place for feedback of AMRused to underpin public health policy, locally, nationally and internationally. In addition, where possible, surveillance systems should provide a platform to answer research questions with local, national and international collaborations, which will inform our understanding of the emergence and evolution of AMR and, in the long term, support development of urgently-needed intervention strategies.

We would like to thank and acknowledge Charles Penn and Sophie Taysom from the Fleming Fund team and those who attended the expert meeting on 6th/7th June 2016 at the Wellcome Trust, London, UK: Samir Saha, Paul Turner, Rogier Van Doorn, Sam Kariuki, Nick Feasey, Ashika Singh-Moodley, Didem Torumkuney, Tim Peto, Bich-Tram Huynh, Kendall Krause, Li Yang Hsu, Sergey Eremin, Neil Woodford, Nan Shetty, Nienke van de Sande-Bruinsma and Malin Grape. We would also like to


for Chinese tech
companies to make inroads outside of China. This is because of the Chinese
government's role as a kingmaker within its own tech industry, and because of
concerns of IP theft, surveillance, and state-backed hacking from the Chinese
government. Big firms outside of China do not trust Chinese software firms
with their data. As a big time software company in China, you can only really
sell to Chinese buyers, with a few rare exceptions.

On the other hand, a US company can operate essentially anywhere but China.
Maybe he thought he had a better shot on his own merits outside China. Maybe
he didn't want to get in bed with the party, or maybe he was just a guy who
was enamored of the dream that was Silicon Valley in the 80s through the 00s.

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As someoneDon Rowe speaks to Steve Williams, a Palmerston North man who has curated the most incredible collection of packaging materials in New Zealand – and possibly the world.

See Steve Williams’ 10 favourite Kiwi food labels here.

There once was a time when sliced cheese came in a Ninja Turtle box. A time when chewing gum was sold with stickers, and Georgie Pie pies were endorsed by Batman. To Steve Williams, a postman from Palmerston North, it was a golden age.

Williams owns what is almost certainly the most extensive collection of packaging materials in New Zealand. A veritable history of the art form, the more than 5000 individual pieces stretch back through time and space to our distant and murky past as a South Pacific backwater feasting on the crumbs


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Good Samaritans Pull Driver From Burning Car

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – A 44-year-old man was rescued from a burning car by two passers-by after a rollover crash in northern Minnesota on Thursday, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.

Authorities responded to the crash at about 8:28 a.m. on eastbound Highway 169 in St. Louis County. Officers learned a 2013 Honda Civic was heading east on the highway in the area of Tower when it left the road, went into the north ditch and rolled. The crashed caused the vehicle to catch fire.

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Uli Trepte is the German rock veteran who has played with some of the most important bands of the last twenty years, as well
as leading the unique Spacebox in the late seventies and early eighties. He is still performing innovative music, and I hope
will continue to do so for many years to come.

CC: Can you provide a brief history of your music?

Uli: I started to play professionally as a founding member of the Irene Schweitzer Trio doing free jazz (66-67); co-founded
Guru Guru with Mani Neumeier in 68 doing free rock and left the group in 72. Played with Neu (72), RMO and Faust (73); co-founded
Kickbit Information with Carsten Bohn (74). Founded my own group Spacebox as a solo act in 75 in order to realize my concept
of amultiphonic music.Played in Berlin and London (76), made it a quartet in Munich (78), moved Cologne (79-80) where I recorded
the first Spacebox lp. Lived in Tokyo (81) and New York (82), came back to Cologne (83-84) and made the second Spacebox album.
Since 85, I'm living in Berlin and recorded a true solo album for United Dairies under my own name.

CC: What has been the music industry's reaction to the music?

Uli: Well, in the early days, there wasn't much recording done in general, and with the groups I played with after Guru
there were inbetween recordings. And my own work, especially Spacebox, has always been rejected by the industry.

CC: Your music still sounds current or up to date. Is there any chance of your live work with other groups being


own distinctive 'rock' (for lack of a better
term) music. Can you explain this?

Uli: While the Anglo-American scene was basically formed by musicians that came from western, folk, blues, rock 'n' roll
and skiffle (music which all features vocals and primarily rends to song forms only), the German originators of electric music
mainly came from instrumental jazz. So, being more in touch with what was happening than the surrounding states(probably due
to the fact that Germany lost the war and was more exposed/connected (at that time at least) to American influence and information)
and otherwise still being Europeans, they developed a basically instrumental electric music (interspersed with voices) and
were also able to give such (sometimes quite long) pieces a basic form).

CC: Do you still perform live?

Uli: I've stopped playing live in 86 (forA street vendor displays a souvenir with pictures of Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) and the late Chinese Chairman Mao Zedong to visitors at the Tiananmen Square in Beijing, Nov. 8, 2013. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced that his national anticorruption campaign will now extend beyond people and begin investigating state firms.

This directive, says state media organization Xinhua News, is a new priority in 2015. President Xi announced the change through a party communique on Wednesday, after the fifth plenary session of the Communist Party of China's (CPC) Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI).

It's impossible to overstate what this anticorruption drive has done in China. It has claimed one of the highest government officials to go down since the days of Mao.

It has changed the


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In the rotary connector thus constituted schematically, the fixed housing is fixed to a steering column of a steering system, while the movable housing is fixed to a steering wheel, and both ends of the flexible cable are connected respectively to an electric device disposed on the steering column side and an electric device disposed on the steering wheel side. In this state the rotary connector is used as an electrical connector means for, say, a air bag system or a horn circuit.
A rotary connector that has been becoming most popular in recent years is of the type in which, for facilitating andif the lead block is of a mere single row arrangement of connecting terminals, becomes too large, causing an obstacle to its accommodation into a housing or giving rise to the problem that the size of a rotary connector used becomes large. In the conventional rotary connector, to cope with an increase in the number of conductors incorporated in a flexible cable, a plurality of lead blocks are connected to a single flexible cable or there is used a lead block with connecting terminals arranged in plural rows.
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the lead block comprising a body portion, one or plural conductor extending portions projecting from the body portion, and an extending terminal portion, the body portion having a flexible cable connecting portion as a connection of conductors carried in the flexible cable and a group of connecting terminals integral with some of the conductors which constitute the connecting portion, the conductor extending portion(s) being integral with some of the remaining conductors which constitute the connecting portion, and the extending terminal portion having a connecting terminal or a group of connecting terminals integral with a conductor or a group of conductors which constitute the conductor extending portion(s).
In the rotary connector of the above configuration, even if the total number of connecting terminals formed in the lead block increases withno fear that the external connector mounting work or the external lead connecting work for the lead block may become complicated.
For example, if a plurality of connecting terminals are provided in the extending terminal portion, if the conductor extending portion is bent and the extending terminal portion is turned back along the body portion, and if the connecting terminal group projected in a row from the body portion and the connecting terminal group projected in a row from the extending terminal portion are arranged in parallel with each other, then not only it is possible to arrange two rows of connecting terminals in a single lead block but also it is possible to connect an end portion of the flexible cable to the flexible cable connecting portion of


extending terminal portion and a group of connecting terminals projected from the body portion at the time of folding back the extending terminal portion along the body portion.
For facilitating the connection of the flexible cable it is particularly preferred that a group of conductors in a number corresponding to the number of conductors carried in the flexible cable be arranged in the flexible cable connecting portion of the body portion flushly at intervals corresponding to the intervals preset for the conductors carried in the flexible cable.Morning Minutes: Dec. 20

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bucolic byoo-KOL-ik (adjective) Relating to or typical of the countryside or its people; rustic; Of or pertaining to the life and occupation of a shepherd; pastoral; (noun) A pastoral poem, depicting rural affairs, and the life, manners, and occupation of shepherds; A country person. — Dictionary.com

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arts.

Number to Know

828,000: The United States acquired 828,000 square miles of land from France in the Louisiana Purchase, which encompassed all or part of 15 states and two Canadian provinces.

This Day in History

Dec. 20, 1803: The Louisiana Purchase is completed at a ceremony in New Orleans.Every year SKAP awards scholarships and prizes to celebrate Swedish creativity across all musical genres. The awards ceremony takes place in tandem with SKAP's annual spring party which is organized with the composers in mind and creativity as the main focus.

In 2014, Swedish progressive metallers MESHUGGAH were awarded an exclusive scholarship for their services to the Swedish and international music scene. The musicians were presented with the scholarship and diploma by SKAP president Alfons Karabuda at an intimate event in the south side of Stockholm in December.

Said MESHUGGAH singer Jens Kidman: "We are very happy to be acknowledged this way. The SKAP prize was a bright surprise in an otherwise dark time of the year. Thanks, SKAP!"

Asked what MESHUGGAH has been up to the last few months, the


process and then it gets snowballing from there, it gets bigger and bigger real fast. But the early stages are always real slow, and that's where we're at now. But we're not rushing anything. We've got the final leg of the 25-year-anniversary thing going on in December in Europe, so we're actually planning and preparing a bit for that as well."

Commemorating the 25th anniversary of the recording of its first EP, MESHUGGAH released a concert DVD / 2CD set and Blu-ray, "The Ophidian Trek", on September 30, 2014 via Nuclear Blast. With visual footage shot in the U.S. and Europe during "The Ophidian Trek" tour and festival footage from Wacken Open Air 2013 in Germany, the live audio was processed and edited by MESHUGGAH guitarist Fredrik Thordendal, mixedby Daniel Begstrand (DIMMU BORGIR, BEHEMOTH) and mastered by Mats "Limpan" Lindfors (ROXETTE, OPETH, MANDO DIAO).

"The Ophidian Trek" is MESHUGGAH's second live DVD, the first being 2010's "Alive", which debuted at position No. 8 on the Billboard Music DVD chart.

MESHUGGAH in June returned to North America for a tour celebrating the band's 25th anniversary. Opening for them was North Carolina's BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME.

MESHUGGAH played a very special 25th-anniversary set by performing selections from its entire discography and some rare songs that haven't been played live in many years.

Pictured: Jens Kidman and Tomas Haake of MESHUGGAH receive the SKAP prize. Photo credit: Kjell Holmstrand


This chair and its own hail from the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon in the Wasatch Range of Utah, where the snow piles up high, but the lift lines never do (because they don't allow snowboards on the...the Caral civilization , for the benefit of present and future populations , the enhancement with integrated vision , and activities defined in the Master Plan to promote development in their area of influence, with impact on the regional and national society.

Preserving the environment and natural resources , archaeological research , simultaneously with the preservation and dissemination of the values of the monumental sites , the revaluation of intangible culture , recovery of knowledge and appropriate technologies is included in the Master Plan promotion of organic farming , manufacturing of handicraft products with cultural identity and tourism services .

Mission

Research, preserve and disseminate the historical, cultural and social values of the archaeological heritage of the original civilizing process occurred in Peru, and promote comprehensive and sustainable socioeconomic development in


the surrounding villages, under the guidelines of the Master Plan, with a multidisciplinary approach.

Vision

The investigated and preserved archaeological sites are presented in a natural setting and in a developed and prosperous social context , that respects cultural tradition. In that link the present and past made better projections to the future with better perspective and safety overcoming poverty and social exclusion.

Values

Spreading the social history of the oldest civilization in America through cultural heritage.

Give special attention to the integrity and authenticity of the archaeological evidence.

Intervening with multidisciplinary teams.

Working with social responsibility and contribute to overcoming poverty.

Ministry of Culture to carry out artistic activities in 17 regions on the World Theatre Day

The Decentralized Directions of Culture (DDC) of 17 regions of the country join this celebration on the World Theatreand Piedra Parada . And is responsible for preserving the important archaeological heritage of the Caral civilization , for the benefit of present and future populations , the enhancement with integrated vision , and activities defined in the Master Plan to promote development in their area of influence, with impact on the regional and national society.

Preserving the environment and natural resources , archaeological research , simultaneously with the preservation and dissemination of the values of the monumental sites , the revaluation of intangible culture , recovery of knowledge and appropriate technologies is included in the Master Plan promotion of organic farming , manufacturing of handicraft products with cultural identity and tourism services .

Mission

Research, preserve and disseminate the historical, cultural and social values of the archaeological heritage of the


an artist too, but loves to claim that he has moved to the dark side; advertising and marketing! We moved to the Middle East due to his job soon after our first child was born and spent a large part of our lives there.

While art has been a huge part of my life, I did take a break from it while I was raising my kids and working in the Middle East. We moved to Canada about seven years ago, and this is where I actively started my career in art.

As a child I used be unwell quite often and would stay up at night reading fantasy, fiction books and I would spend most of my time illustrating the stories I had read. I give credit to myroots and settle down and Sanjay suggested Milton. He thought we would all like to buy our first home there due to its cultural diversity. We decided to spend a Saturday afternoon in Milton as a family, and fell in love with this town instantly. I am so happy that our very first home ever that we’ve owned is here in Milton!

Sanjay and Aparna Rangnekar

On the weekend we moved, both Sanjay and I decided to walk to the Milton Centre for the Arts, of course it’s now called the FirstOntario Art Centre Milton, to explore the facility. We ran into Arts Milton board members Auleen Carson (President) and Elizabeth Kmiec (Vice-President), who were hosting and facilitating activities for Culture Days at the art centre. The enthusiasm and passion


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Suffice to say, the "wow moment" has made an emphatic return to Kentucky basketball.

Yet if UK's 102-92 win Thursday night over the scrappy visitors from Texas showed that the thrill is back in Rupp, it also showed something else just as dramatically.

Three games in, Kentucky's kiddie corps is Yao Ming-long on style but Calvin Borel-short on substance.

"It was exciting to watch them going up and down the court," Kentucky Coach John Calipari said of his team. Pause.

Said Cal: "This may be, at this point, the worst defensive team that I have had."

There was ample Kentucky style.

All five UK starters scored at least 15 points. Three had 20 or more. Freshman big man DeMarcus Cousins had a monster game, 27 points and 18 rebounds inonly 27 minutes.

Freshman guard John Wall (21 points, six assists) had an over-the-head backwards dunk that ended with his tongue wagging in a Jordan-esque manner.

Yet Wall's sweetest play came in the first half when he drove through four Sam Houston defenders, got to the rim, only to kick the ball out to an open Darius Miller (15 points) in the corner for a trey that Miller cashed.

Bledsoe (19 points, six assists) — who came out of high school reputed to be an erratic jump shooter — drained five three-pointers of his own.

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