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Things to do in Les Corts
1. FC Barcelona Museum
"Whether you've managed to snag tickets for a home game or booked on a behind-the-scenes tour of the legendary Camp Nou Stadium, a visit to the FC Barcelona Museum is a must for football fans. One of the city's most popular museums, drawing an average of 1.2 million visitors each year, the FC Barcelona Museum is right next door to the stadium and offers an unbeatable glimpse into the city's top football team. Completely refurbished back in 2010, the ultra-modern museum now features a giant interactive glass touch screen, audiovisual displays and a 3D cinema, alongside its vast collection of football memorabilia, personal memoirs and photo galleries. The largest exhibition deals with the team's illustrious history from its humble beginnings in 1899, through a stream of international championship winnings, to becoming the world's second-richest football team."
2. L'illa Diagonal
"Nice mall near the loft. You will be here alone if you go from Monday to Thursday. Very nice and not crowded at all. "
3. Collblanc - Cardenal Reig
"Home to BFC, take the tour, enjoy the match or just hang out at one of the many cafes. Very little else to enjoy in the neighbourhood, so a morning should cover your visit, unless you are lucky enough to have tickets - Yes, Ask us, maybe we can help :)"
Hockey Arena
4. Arístides Maillol - Trav. de les Corts
"True football fans cannot leave Barcelona without having visited Camp Nou. And for that you don't necessarily have to buy a ticket for a Barça match. During the Camp Nou Experience you get a good impression of the stadium, the club, prizes won and (former) players. A visit to Camp Nou can be combined with a day in Barcelona. If you look at the Sagrada Familia, you can also take the metro line 5 from there to go to Camp Nou. There are various options available on the internet about a tour and buying a ticket online to prevent a queue at the ticket booth. Take a look at the getyourguide website."
Athletics & Sports
5. Fc Barcelona Training Stadium
"Enjoy a day out at the biggest football stadium in Europe, the home of one of the most crowded teams in the world F.C. Barcelona"
6. Parc de l'Espanya Industrial
"huge park with table tennis, boccia / petanque, kids playground with slides etc. "
7. Turó Park
"Need a moment of relax? Turo Park is a nice park at 10min walking from the apartament. Water, flowers and relax!"
8. Bar El Tomas de Sarria
"The best bravas in town!!! Is not a recommendation, you MUST go here. Carrer Major de Sarrià, 49 "
9. Barcelona Corte Inglés
"There you can find everything that you can need, very good quality in the supermarket... Is a department store that is part of the spanish shoping culture ;)"
10. Monasterio de Pedralbes
"Nice museum but the place is particularly beautiful as it is a ancient monastery from the 14" century with a peacefull cloister. Monday closed and first sunday of the month it is free entrance! To arrive there ; - FGC: L6 (Reina Elisenda) - Metro: Maria Cristina, Palau Reial (L3) - Bus: H4, 63 y 78 - Bus turístico: blue route"
11. Camp Nou
"With a seating capacity of 99,354 persons it is the largest stadium in Europe by capacity. It is also the second largest association football stadium in the world in terms of capacity. It has hosted numerous international matches at a senior level including a 1982 FIFA World Cup."
12. La Paradeta Sants
"the first self-service seafood restaurant in the group at the Sants neighbourhood, close to the train station. This restaurant was the beginning of what is now known as Grupo La Paradeta. A novel gastronomic endeavour that already offered a unique self-service experience back then."
Pedestrian Plaza
13. Plaça d'Osca
"The Plaza Osca is undoubtedly the jewel of lovers of the terraces in the Sants neighbourhood. Among all those who have a terrace the Fo Bar, HomoSibaris, Teta de Monja, La Mestressa and Terra d'Escudella. But there are other options. "
14. Sala Bikini Barcelona
"High-definition sound is the highlight at this venue. The sound system perfectly suits rock bands and those devoted to pop music. The space is very comfortable and smart, as you're never standing far from the stage. The lights are also great: They convey the feeling of being in a very warm and cozy environment. The sound quality, the incredible high-end technology, and the long history of the venue might all be the reasons that the prices at the bar are not very popular. Despite this, you won't regret your visit."
15. Fragments
"Nice and cozy restaurant. Perfect for a romantic dinner or to enjoy in family."
16. FC Barcelona
"A visit to the FC Barcelona stadium and museum is a must if you travel with kids"
Discover the secrets of Barça & Camp Nou
Paella Maestro Cooking Class
⭐The Castle WineTour (Wine+Tapas lunch)
✅#1 YOUR BEST PHOTOS | BARCELONA ✨
Live Barça game in first row at Camp Nou
⭐The Original Tapas Crawl Adventure⭐
The Barcelona Skateboard Experience
Bar El Tomas de Sarria
La Paradeta Sants
Bangkok Cafe
"Best Thai food in Barcelona. Family made food in one of the cutest alleys in Barcelona. Always full so book in advance."
"Trendy restaurant with lounge music. Getting there: - Metro: L4 - get off at Passeig de Gracia. You can walk from there 10 minutes or take BUS: 7 get off at Diagonal - Doctor fleming stop. + walk 3 minutes"
De Angelis
"Nominated one of the best Italian restaurants in catalonia, needs to make a reservation one hour before it opens."
Regional cuisine and Galician meats in a refined space
"Perfect choice to discover Mediterranean food made with first-class products. 10% discount coming from us (Wilken and Elio, The White Flats)."
Get to know Les Corts
Guidebook for Barcelona
Natàlia & Demis
La guía de Blanca
Enjoy Barcelona like a local
Tourist guide of Cornella and Barcelona
Guillermo M.
Slavko&Samuel
Popular neighbourhoods
Places to stay in Les Corts
Experiences in Les Corts


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We are all born with confidence but as sensitive beings, as we develop and grow, our experiences affect us and for some, self confidence is seriously lacking.
A lack of self belief can make you miserable and the constant self doubt and believing everything that goes wrong is in some way your fault can be exhausting.
Has a lack of confidence has been holding you back from doing things you want to, such as going for that perfect job, feeling relaxed and comfortable in social situations, going on a date or even a lifelong ambition to do a bungee jump or something!
If you doubt yourself, are always telling yourself you can't do something, because you don't want to feel/look like a failure, it is likely are feeling unfulfilled and dissatisfied in your life.
The good news is you can make changes to those unhelpful thought patterns, you can begin to feel confident and genuinely start to like yourself, increasing your self worth and self belief.
We can work together to reprogramme those unhelpful thought patterns, which means you can start believing in yourself and doing those 'thing's that you have not had the confidence to do until now.
You can feel comfortable and happy to be YOU!
Imagine how wonderful that might be? I wonder what you could achieve if only you had the confidence and self belief to do so?
Self esteem is how you feel about yourself within. Many of my clients want to feel good in their skin, just to be them, to relax with who they are and not worry what other people think.
When you value yourself, other people value you more too which opens the door of opportunity for new satisfying relationships.
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China Water Industry Group Limited  () () is an investment holding company, organized into five business divisions: provision of water supply and sewage treatment; construction of water supply and sewage treatment infrastructures; assets in financial and investment products; trading of watches and accessories; and others.

History
The group was founded in 2002 as Sky Hawk Computer Group Limited, was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Over time the company acquired other companies and changed its business and name to reflect its water management business. In 2006, it changed its structure and business nature to reflect its water business presence.

Jinan Hongquan Water Production Co., Ltd was acquired by China Water Industry Group through the acquisition of Blue Mountain Hong Kong Group Limited on January 18, 2008. On August 12, 2008, China Water Industry Group acquired Plenty One Limited. On November 13, 2008, China Water Industry Group acquired a 51% interest in an existing 49% held associate, Danzhou Water Pipe. On March 27, 2009 Jining City Haiyuan Water Treatment Company Limited, an indirect subsidiary of China Water Industry Group, disposed all its asset and liabilities.

References

External links
China Water Industry Group Limited

Companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Holding companies established in 1998
Privately held companies of China
Water companies of China

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St Kilda VIC, 3182
St Kilda Real Estate: Suburb Profile
Considering a move to St Kilda, VIC 3182? It's vital to determine if the area meets your real estate requirements. The Homes.com.au suburb profile aims to give you a better understanding of St Kilda property prices, market trends & demographics so that we can help you make an informed decision about your future property purchase.
If you are making a move to St Kilda, keep reading for a brief historical overview to discover more about the lifestyle and what makes this suburb a worthy option.
Overview St. Kilda is an inner suburban area near the coast, found just six kilometres southeast of Melbourne's central business district. The suburb is known to many as the home of Melbourne's various attractions and is one of the most frequented locations for festivals and huge events. In the 2016 census, the population of St. Kilda was 23,394.
Living in St. Kilda St. Kilda is an ideal home for many residents and its frequent visitors who appreciate the suburb's serenity, accessibility, and beauty. St. Kilda Pier is the town's most recognised attraction, which has an observation deck with panoramic views of the water. The pier ends with a breakwater built for the 1956 Olympics to protect boats, where visitors may walk part of the way. This rocky harbour is also home to over a hundred penguins. The seafront of St. Kilda is lined with boardwalks and trails perfect for cycling, inline skating, running, and walking. Moreover, the suburb also has restaurants, cafes, hotels, bakeshops, bars, apparel stores, and supermarkets.
History of St. Kilda The Lady of St. Kilda schooner docked near the main beach in early 1842. Later in the Victorian period, several enormous houses and large balconies were built around the hills and seafront of St. Kilda. As Melbourne's red-light zone grew after World War II, the guest hotels became cheap rooming houses. St. Kilda had established a bohemian atmosphere by the late 1960s, drawing punk and queer creatives. The Yaluk-ut Weelam clan of the Kulin Nation were the original inhabitants of St. Kilda.
Find out more about the St Kilda property market by connecting with an accomplished St Kilda real estate agent on our find agent page.
Properties in St Kilda VIC, 3182
Get a sense of the area through these surrounding suburbs.
Albert Park
St Kilda East
St Kilda West
What is the suburb of St Kilda, VIC postcode?
The postcode for St Kilda, VIC is 3182

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L'escadron 201 (aussi connu comme les Aigles aztèques) est une unité de la force aérienne mexicaine qui participa à la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Historique

Entré officiellement en guerre dans le camp des alliés de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en 1942, le Mexique envoie au combat une seule formation militaire, en l'occurrence la Fuerza Aérea Expedicionaria Mexicana composée de l'Escadron 201. Cet escadron créé en 1944 et formé aux États-Unis dispose de 25 Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, d'une trentaine de pilotes et trois cents autres personnels. Arrivant aux Philippines le , ceux-ci participent à 791 sorties et larguent  bombes durant la bataille de Luçon et des raids sur Formose. Ils auront 2 pilotes tués durant leur formation, 5 tués durant le déploiement en zone de guerre et un personnel au sol mort de maladie.

Dans les années 2010, elle dispose de 8 à 10 Pilatus PC-7.

Notes et références

Unité militaire mexicaine
Unité ou formation militaire créée en 1944


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Nation Rethinking Abuse Penn State sex case rivets public, fuels outraged calls for reform
By Maryclaire Dale
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Jerry Sandusky's brief call to a TV sportscaster may have done more to raise concern over child-sex crimes than three decades of church-abuse cases.
Sandusky, 67, quickly denied being a pedophile when Bob Costas asked him.
But Penn State's retired defensive coordinator paused, and rambled, when asked whether he's sexually attracted to children.
"He doesn't want to label himself what he is," said former Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham, who once led a grand jury investigation into the Philadelphia archdiocese and is working with the charity Sandusky founded to conduct an internal investigation. "This is a pattern of conduct that is so classic in its context: the grooming, the young boys, the gifts, the flattery, the meals, the trips, the jock thing, the touching."
The allegations against Sandusky have toppled iconic coach Joe Paterno and the university's president and riveted the public in the two weeks since his arrest. People are poring over the grand jury report and asking why it took years for witness accounts and police investigations to surface.
Sandusky was charged with abusing eight boys over 15 years, sometimes on campus. He vows to fight the 40-count indictment.
"There are far more numbers (of victims and abusers) in the priest-abuse scandal, and one might even think larger violations of trust," said Frank Cervone, executive director of the Support Center for Child Advocates in Philadelphia. "Ironically, more people are upset (now)."
The 2002 case of one abusive priest in the Archdiocese of Boston led to years of revelations that bishops across the U.S. had for decades moved accused priests among churches without alerting parents or police.
The Penn State case may give more political muscle to those trying to get victims more time to file criminal complaints or lawsuits against the church. Sandusky assaulted some of his boys more than a decade ago, the grand jury said. More accusers have contacted police or lawyers this month, after learning about the report or Sandusky's denials.
"This drives home the point; this is not a Catholic issue. It never has been. It's a kids' issue," said John Salveson, president of the Pennsylvania-based Foundation to Abolish Child Sex Abuse, which supports laws to extend legal time limits. "Whether Penn State, whether the Boy Scouts, whether it's the Catholic church, it's not about those institutions. I think people are starting to see the difference."
Historically, the Catholic church has fought such legislation in Pennsylvania, Colorado and other states, as the hierarchy struggled with abuse claims that have bankrupt some dioceses.
Philadelphia's new archbishop, Charles Chaput, arrived this fall from Denver, where he had publicly apologized to victims and tried to quickly settle litigation. The Denver archdiocese settled 43 claims for a total of $8.3 million from 2005 to 2008 under his watch.
Chaput arrived in Philadelphia in the midst of an unprecedented criminal priest--abuse case. Three priests are charged with raping boys while a former high-ranking diocesan official faces child endangerment charges stemming from accusations that he transferred predators to new parishes.
But because of the statute of limitations in Pennsylvania, the archdiocese has not spent millions of dollars on civil suits. Abraham's grand jury concluded in 2005 that 63 priests had been credibly accused, but the cases were all too old to prosecute or pursue through lawsuits.
Lawmakers that year extended the age limit to file civil suits to age 30, from age 20, but the change was not retroactive. Advocates now want to extend the limit to age 50, and give victims a two-year window to file civil suits after reporting abuse.
The archdiocese said Friday it would need to carefully review such legislation.
"Any legislation needs to be carefully considered, and we believe immediate reporting of alleged child abuse, and clarity on how a report is to be made and by whom, is critical," it said in a statement.
The church vowed to support "legislation that is fair and just for all involved ... as private and public institutions in this state work together to protect children."
The Pennsylvania Catholic Conference, along with Chaput's predecessors in Philadelphia, vigorously fought time extensions in the past.
"The worst thing he can do is continue the policies of the previous administration," Abraham said.
Now in private practice, she has been retained by The Second Mile, the charity Sandusky founded for disadvantaged youth, to conduct an internal investigation of who knew what. Sandusky met the boys he's accused of molesting through the group, which runs camps, trips and other activities for children in several counties.
Even in her new role, she continues to support the time extensions for filing civil suits.
"To convince witnesses to come forward, and tell these horrible secrets, it's very difficult," Abraham said.
At a news conference Tuesday in support of the victim bills, 78-year-old state lawmaker Louise Williams Bishop stunned colleagues as she painfully revealed that she had been raped as a child.
"People are beginning to understand why it's so hard to disclose, that if you've been victimized, sometimes the embarrassment, the shame keeps you quiet," Cervone said. "(There's) the fear that disclosure will be worse than the crime."
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The Other Pawpaws
Asimina tetramera
The pawpaw (Asimina triloba) has been called "America's forgotten fruit." Once popular among Native Americans and settlers alike, it fell out of the public eye until quite recently. If one considers the pawpaw "forgotten" then its relatives have been straight up ignored. Indeed, the pawpaw shares the North American continent with 10 other Asimina species.
Asimina angustifolia
The genus Asimina belongs to a family of plants called the custard apple family - Annonaceae. It is a large family that mostly resides in the tropics. In fact, the genus Asimina is the only group to occur outside of the tropics. Though A. triloba finds itself growing as far north as Canada, the other species within this genus are confined to southeastern North America in coastal plain communities.
Asimina parviflora
As I mentioned above, there are 10 other species in the genus and at least one naturally occurring hybrid. For the most part, they all prefer to grow where regular fires keep competing vegetation at bay. They are rather small in stature, usually growing as shrubs or small, spindly trees. They can be pretty inconspicuous until it comes time to flower.
Asimina obovata
The flowers of the various Asimina species are relatively large and range in color from bright white to deep red, though the most common flower color seems to be creamy white. The flowers themselves give off strange odors that have been affectionately likened to fermenting fruit and rotting meat. Of course, these odors attract pollinators. Asimina aren't much of a hit with bees or butterflies. Instead, they are mainly visited by blowflies and beetles.
Asimina reticulata
As is typical of the family, all of the Asimina produce relatively large fruits chock full of hard seeds. Seed dispersal for the smaller species is generally accomplished through the help of mammals like foxes, coyotes, raccoons, opossums, and even reptiles such as the gopher tortoise. Because the coastal plain of North America is a fire-prone ecosystem, most of the Asimina are well adapted to cope with its presence. In fact, most require it to keep their habitat open and free of too much competition. At least one species, A. tetramera, is considered endangered in large part due to fire sequestration.
All of the 11 or so Asimina species are host plants for the zebra swallowtail butterfly (Eurytides marcellus) and the pawpaw sphinx moth (Dolba hyloeus). The specialization of these two insects and few others has to do with the fact that all Asimina produce compounds called acetogenins, which act as insecticides. As such, only a small handful of insects have adapted to be able to tolerate these toxic compounds.
Sadly, like all other denizens of America's coastal plain forest, habitat destruction is taking its toll on Asimina numbers. As mentioned above, at least one species (A. tetramera) is considered endangered. We desperately need to protect these forest habitats. Please support a local land conservation organization like the Partnership For Southern Forestland Conservation today!
See a list of the Asimina of North America here: [1]
Photo Credits: Wikimedia Commons
Further Reading: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
In Conservation, Trees, Endangered Species, Ecology Tags Eurytides marcellus, Asimina tetramera, Asimina pygmaea, pawpaw, Asimina reticulata, Dolba hyloeus, Asimina parviflora, Asimina incana, Asimina obovata, zebra swallowtail, Annonaceae, Asimina triloba, Asimina, pawpaw sphinx moth, Asimina longifolia


The concept Eos envisions a future where we have a more humanistic relationship with our phones. Appealing to our haptic senses, a soft, semi-rigid polymer skin surrounds a flexible OLED display. The metaphor of a "living" skin was used for its notions of protection and constant evolution, providing a heightened user experience.
Shape memory allows keys to morph up from its surface when needed and fade away when not in use. The flexibility of the screen allows for greater adaptability of form and interaction – it maintains a compact shape (the size of a small wallet) for simple phone calls, and unfolds to reveal a large widescreen display. The device feeds off of our physical interaction with it, translating kinetic energy into an electric charge via an array of nano-scale piezoelectric generators. The more we interact with Eos, the more energy it creates - without using batteries.
Though the Kyocera future concepts are still in their early design stages, the design teams from San Diego and Bangalore are exploring many different ways and possibilities of infusing some of the concept ideas into their near future lineup of phones and devices.
Glad to see yet another shape memory morphing concept!
Nothing really new here however, but another copy of TIMEX 2154 "Time-Aid" concept i generated back in 2004.
Why do I not find any comment on this new cell phone concept at Kyocera?
More of a UMPC than a phone, isn't it?
I always find it hard to get all that excited about these kinds of concepts. Roll-up, fold-up, bendy displays and devices have featured for years in concept designs and there's still little sign of any of them making it to market.


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When Previous US Presidents Announced Their Top Cabinet Picks
President George W. Bush (center) poses with President-elect Barack Obama, and former presidents, from left, George H.W. Bush, left, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, Jan. 7, 2009, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington.
WASHINGTON - A major decision for a newly elected president is who will fill key Cabinet positions. With Donald Trump a week into his planning for taking over the White House January 20, here is a look at when his predecessors announced their picks for the most high profile posts.
Election held November 4, 2008
Secretary of State: Hillary Clinton, December 1
Treasury Secretary: Timothy Geithner, November 24
Defense Secretary: Robert Gates, December 1
Attorney General: Eric Holder, December 1
Election held November 7, 2000 (declared winner after December 12 Supreme Court ruling)
Secretary of State: Colin Powell, December 16
Treasury Secretary: Paul O'Neill, December 20
Defense Secretary: Donald Rumsfeld, December 28
Attorney General: John Ashcroft, December 22
Secretary of State: Warren Christopher, December 22
Treasury Secretary: Lloyd Bentsen, December 10
Defense Secretary: Les Aspin, December 22
Attorney General: Zoe Baird*, December 24
Secretary of State: James Baker, November 9
Treasury Secretary: Nicholas Brady, November 15
Defense Secretary: John Tower**, December 16
Attorney General: Richard Thornburgh, November 21
Election date November 4, 1980
Secretary of State: Alexander Haig, December 16
Treasury Secretary: Donald Regan, December 11
Defense Secretary: Caspar Weinberger, December 11
Attorney General: William French Smith, December 11
Secretary of State: Cyrus Vance, December 3
Treasury Secretary: W. Michael Blumenthal, December 14
Defense Secretary: Harold Brown, December 21
Attorney General: Griffin Bell, December 20
*nomination withdrawn before Senate confirmation
**rejected by Senate
Trump's 'Drain the Swamp' Pledge Complicates Administration Hiring
President-elect Donald Trump's campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of Washington might make it difficult for him to fill all the jobs in his administration.Trump's ethics plan would ban all executive-branch officials from lobbying for five years after leaving their government jobs — one of several policies aimed at curbing the influence of lobbyists. His campaign released his plan about three weeks before Election Day, and "drain the swamp…
Obama's Alumni-to-be Contemplate Life After the White House
Their BlackBerrys are still buzzing, day and night. For the moment, aides to President Barack Obama still have world leaders to worry about, distant wars to help manage and decisions to make that affect the nation. All that will come to a crashing halt on Jan. 20, Inauguration Day. Hoping to ensure that his staffers find decent jobs, Obama and his team have brought in representatives from Facebook, Instagram and other companies to offer insights into the job…
Life in the White House Bubble? Trump's had Practice
For nearly the entire week since he became president-elect, Donald Trump has been holed up in his gilded New York skyscraper. A steady stream of visitors has come to him, flooding through metal detectors and getting whisked up to Trump's offices and penthouse residence. The unusual arrangement has left Trump looking like the missing player in his own transition planning. He's left it to aides to explain the increasingly strained process and given space for allies…


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Michael Waltrip Racing and Bowyer part ways as MWR prepares to shut down
Michael Waltrip Racing (MWR) and Clint Bowyer have mutually agreed to separate at the conclusion of the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup season the team announced Wednesday. The team said Bowyer, who is currently 16th in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Chase standings, is free to pursue other career options in 2016 and beyond. MWR co-owner Rob Kauffman purchased a stake in Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates in July but has not been clear about what his future plans are.
Those plans became clearer Wednesday when in a press release the team said it will continue to field the No. 15 and No. 55 Toyotas for the remainder of the 2015 season and Kauffman said MWR will not field a full-time NASCAR Sprint Cup entry in 2016. The speculation is that Kaufmann will take ons of MWR's cars to Ganassi to form a three-car Chevrolet team.
"MWR will race hard and compete for the remainder of the 2015 season. This decision was made after weighing several different options and scenarios," Kaufmann said. "I felt it was important to make an announcement as soon as we had clarity, so that is what we are doing today. I want to thank all of our staff, partners, sponsors and fans for all their effort and support over the years."
Michael Waltrip Racing started competing in NASCAR's top-tier Winston Cup Series in 2002, making its debut at the 2002 Aaron's 499 at Talladega Superspeedway. The car was driven by Kenny Wallace. Wallace qualified 27th and finished 21st. Following that first race, Waltrip sold the owner points to Innovative Motorsports. MWP sporadically competed in the following years until 2006 when MWR signed an agreement with Toyota to field multiple Toyota Camrys in the Nextel Cup Series for 2007.
The 2007 was nothing short of a disaster for the team. In February, Waltrip's teams primary cars were banned and stripped of their starting spots in the season opening Daytona 500 after an illegal fuel additive was found. With no owner points the team failed to qualify for many races. Waltrip then signed British-American billionaire Rob Kauffman as a 50% co-owner. That partnership appears to have ended with the announcement Wednesday.
"Rob joined MWR in 2007 and has helped give us the resources to build a competitive race team, and in 2012, Clint Bowyer took us to the doorstep of a championship. From where MWR started behind my house in Sherrill's Ford to winning Sprint Cup races, poles and earning Chase berths, I am proud of what we accomplished," Waltrip said. "My family has been a part of NASCAR for almost five decades and I plan on being a part of it for years to come. I would not have had the opportunity to start this journey without so many great partners, sponsors and employees and I want to thank each of them for making Michael Waltrip Racing a reality."
Bowyer signed with MWR in 2011. Prior to that he raced for Richard Childress Racing. Overall Bowyer has eight career wins in 348 starts.
"I want to thank Michael, Rob and everyone at Michael Waltrip Racing that made these past four years special," Bowyer said. "After extensive discussions with Rob and MWR, we came to the point that we mutually agreed our paths in the future just didn't align but I think we all agreed on the next steps in a very professional manner. I am looking forward to what future opportunities may come but for now we have a championship to pursue in 2015 and we owe it to every one of our sponsors, partners, employees and fans to deliver on and off the track."
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Marcel Clément (nacido el 11 de marzo de 1921 y murió el 8 de abril de 2005) es un filósofo, escritor, académico, periodista, editor y profesor francés. Es hermano de Andrés Clément, con quien co-fundó la Facultad Libre de Filosofía Comparada de Paris (IPC). Es padre de Pascal Clément, político y ex encargado del gabinete Raffarin y su tío es Francisco Javier Clément, filósofo, director diocesano de Educación Católica del Loire.

Reseña biográfica
Marcel Clément escritor, especialista de la Doctrina Social de la Iglesia y profesor de filosofía, fue editor del diario católico El hombre nuevo. De 1962 a 1998 tuvo el periódico una influencia decisiva. Su cátedra tradicionalista influenció a una generación de católicos. Tenía una influencia considerable, y convenció a una fracción de practicantes y clérigos tradicionalistas para no unirse a Monseñor Lefebvre, defendiendo a Pablo VI en todas las circunstancias: la elección de Juan Pablo II será para él la prueba de la corrección de su visión. Estará muy cercano a Marthe Robin y permanecerá fiel toda su vida a la obra y el mensaje de los Foyers de Charité.

Fue profesor de filosofía social en la Universidad de Montreal de 1948 a 1962 y profesor de filosofía moral y política en la Facultad Libre de Filosofía Comparada Paris1.

Su funeral se efectuó el 13 de abril de 2005, en la iglesia de San Fernando de Ternes en París en el distrito 17.

Obra
 Introduction á la doctrine sociale catholique, Paris, 1951.
 Una Historia de la Inteligencia.
 Le communisme face à Dieu, Nouvelles Editions Latines, Paris, 1972 [ingl.: The Communist Challenge to God, Burns and Sons, Glasgow, 1961]
 Le Christ et la Révolution, Ed. de l'Escalade, París, 1972 [cast.: Cristo y la Revolución, Unión Editorial, Madrid, 1972]
 "La Educación: Principios y fundamentos", en A.A.V.V. (CLEMENT, M. y otros), La educación de los hombres, Speiro, Madrid, 1974.
 Combat pour l'espérance, Edit. de l'Escalade, Paris, 1975.
 Cours de Philosophie Politique, Universidad de Rosario, Rosario, 1980.
 La doctrine sociale de l'Église est-elle applicable?, L'Escalade, Paris, 1986.

Premios y reconocimientos
 Oficial de la Légion d'honneur a título militar.
 Comandante con placa de la Ordre de Saint-Grégoire-le-Grand.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 CLEMENT, Marcel: La doctrine sociale de l'Eglise est-elle applicable?, L'Escalade, París 1985, 101 pp. (en español)

Católicos de Francia
Escritores de Francia del siglo XX
Filósofos de Francia del siglo XX
Profesores de Francia
Profesores de la Universidad Laval
Nacidos en París
Fallecidos en París


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by Frank Kogan
Good, not gone photo: Little Big Town
In their best songs, country band Little Big Town are Skynyrd-Allman Southern rockers who make the inexplicably self-defeating decision to use a slew of acoustic instruments and the smart decision to lay thrilling male-female California harmonies over the rock. Their slide riffs lash at you anyway, though unamplified. A track called "Bones" has a circular return-to-drone motion and a fine blast of vocal harmony, both right out of Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain," though nothing on The Road to Here matches the intensity of "The Chain" (or that of "Dreams" or "Gold Dust Woman"). And none of Little Big Town's four vocalists have the vocal command of a Stevie Nicks. What Little Big Town do have are consistently good melodies and riffs (though there's one truly terrible declaration of love and faithfulness that's too blah even to luxuriate in its own sap: "When the morning comes I'm still going to be right here"; yeah, well good for you; Al Qaeda can say the same thing).
The words don't tell you anything new: "It's where I learned about Jesus and knowing where I stand" and "Daddy's got a shotgun" and "How can I bear to wake up and you're not there" and "On a lost highway I don't know how I got where I am" (which is par for the course on lost highways but contradicts the blather about knowing where you stand). Also, whenever a country singer tells you, "I feel no shame/I'm proud of where I came from," he's lying. This insecurity and dishonesty are genre-wide, however; if that bothers you too much, you might as well not listen.
Disconcertingly, I find myself enjoying the heck (if not quite the hell) out of their lyrics anyway. Metaphors pile on metaphors, each one strained in itself but coming off powerful and hilarious when accompanied by the others. "Cold as a concrete, tough as a back street, like a fratboy in hell week, babe you got a mean streak." "You plowed me like a tractor/And you used me up and put me out to pasture/And I'm left to eat your dust." I also like how "I'm good" in "Good as Gone" has two meanings: I'm a good one, baby, and don't you forget it, and I'm (as) good as gone. It could be a message to Sony, who dropped Little Big Town several years ago and now gets to watch them fly up the charts while indie label Equity harvests the lettuce. The band's success is exciting, even if I sometimes mutter to myself, "Damn their lies."
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This piece is part of Ting Yuen's "Sisterhood" series.
This painting represents the dynamic in the personality of my sisters. I have a sister who is more of a dreamer, she is kind and soft at heart. She believes that the leaf will just fall perfectly on the palm of her hand. The other sister is a revolutionary- she wants to challenge the world and is inquisitive about everything that she does. I love them both equally and enjoy their diversity and strength.


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TARBERT Comprehensive School is pleased to announce that it is now an approved ECDL Training Centre. The ECDL is a recognised qualification, which indicates that a successful candidate has acquired the basic skills to operate a computer, just as your driving licence indicates that you are competent to drive on a public road. It is proposed to commence the course mid February on Monday and Thursday evenings at 7.30pm. Anyone interested should provide a forwarding address and the school will be pleased to furnish full information by post. Please phone 068 36105 or write to The Adult Education Director at Tarbert Comprehensive School.
AWARENESS NIGHT: An Awareness Night dealing with issues and concerns related to alcohol and substance addiction will be held in the Community Centre, Tarbert on Thursday, February 15 at 8pm. Guest speaker will be Mr. Con Cremin, Director of Talbot Grove Treatment Centre, Castleisland. All are welcome.
TARBERT NS: Well done to all the pupils from Tarbert National School who represented the school in the Credit Union Quiz held at the Lanterns Hotel, Tarbert, recently. Congratulations to the Tarbert under 13 team on coming first. The team included Aideen O'Hanlon, Edel O'Connor, Maura Kennelly and Kerry Jo McEntagart who was captain. Another team of Stephen O'Connor, John Lyons, Kevin Shanley and Sean Holly took third place in the under 13 category. Tarbert also secured first place in the under 11 category with Patrick Griffin, Daniel O'Connor, Seamus Gallagher and Sinead Finucane getting an excellent result. Comhghairdeas do gach einne and all the best in the next round.
JUNIOR TEAM: Our junior football team are fixed to play Asdee in the semi final of the North Kerry 2000 championship on this Sunday, February 11 in Ballylongford at 12 noon.
GAA MEETING: A meeting of the Tarbert GAA Club will be held in the Community Centre on this Thursday night,
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ARDFERT RETREAT CENTRE: This Sunday, February 11 will be a day of prayer and reflection for parishioners from Tarbert and Glin at Ardfert Retreat Centre. Anyone interested in joining the group should contact Mary F Holly at 36263 or Mary Coolahan at 36315 before this Thursday, February 8.
GAA LOTTO: There was no winner of the 1,100 Jackpot in the GAA Lottery draw held at Savage's Bar last Sunday night. The numbers drawn were: 4, 5, 10, 24. Lucky dip winners of 25 each were: Nora Kennelly, Shane Langan, Sarah Prendiville. Bar prize winners were: bottle of whiskey sponsored by Savage's Bar, Mike Finucane; 10 each, Danny Enright, Michael (Fitzie) Fitzgerald, Eugene Mulcaire. Promoter's prize 10, John Foley. The next
Jackpot will be 1,200 and the draw will be held at the Wicked Wolfe Bar on this Sunday night, February 18. All are welcome. At a recent meeting of the club it was decided that only those present for the Sunday night draw will be eligible for the bar prize draws.
UNDER 13 TEAM: Our under 13 football team scored an easy victory over Ballylongford in the first round of last year's NK Championship which was played in Shannon Park recently. FInal score was 3 15 to 1 7. Outstanding for Tarbert were Niall O'Connor, Conor Flynn, Sean Holly, Kieran Lanigan, Gavin O'Donnell and Shane Enright who scored 2 4. Other scorers were Gavin O'Donnell (1 4), James Wrenn (0 2), Michael Kissane (0 2), N Kelleher (0 1), S O'Connor (0 2). The team was: M Normoyle, S Holly, T Holly, L Dillane, K Lanigan, K Enright, N O'Connor, G O'Donnell, C Flynn, S O'Connor, J Wrenn, S Mullane, S Enright, M Kissane, N Kelleher.
SYMPATHY: Sympathy of the community is extended to Olly Conyard, Kilpadogue on the death of his father, Mr Frank Conyard, Donegal. Sympathy is also extended to Mrs Margaret O'Dowd, Carhoona and to Mrs Ann O'Connell, Doonard Crescent, on the death of their sister, Mrs Christina Palmer, Norwich, Norfolk and formerly of Rathmullen, Co. Donegal. Margaret and Ann travelled to Norwich for their sister's funeral.
GAA AGM: The following are the officers and committee elected at the GAA Convention which was held on January 14. President, Very Rev Jimmy O'Connell, PP; vice presidents, Paddy Scanlon, Tom O'Callaghan, Fr John O'Connor, Georgie O'Connell, Bishop Edmond Carmody, Very Rev Philip O'Connell, Morgan Burke, Patrick O'Hanlon, Fr James O'Hanlon, Fr Tommy O'Hanlon; chairman, Anthony Stack; vice chairman, Pat Patwell; secretary Joe Langan; assist secretary, Patricia Griffin; joint treasurers, Danny Enright and Michael Carrig; PRO, Finbar Carrig; Registrar,
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JUVENILE CLUB AGM: The annual general meeting of the Tarbert Juvenile Football Club will be held in the Community Centre on Saturday, February 17, immediately after the Vigil Mass. It is essential that there is a good turn out at the meeting to ensure the continuation of a good vibrant club in the parish.
GAA MEMBERSHIP: All players and GAA supporters from the parish are reminded that Wednesday, February 28 is the closing date for membership of the local GAA club. Club members get first preference in the draw for football tickets for the Munster, All Ireland semi final and final games. Membership fee is 5 for adults and 3 for students and can be paid to Club Registrar, Joe Langan, Chapel St.
SET CEILI: West Limerick Set Dancing Club are holding a Set Ceili in the Convent Hall, Abbeyfeale, on Sunday,
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GAA SOCIAL: A well attended and most enjoyable GAA Club social took place at the Lanterns Hotel, Tarbert, last Friday night. An excellent meal served with efficiency by the hotel staff and the variety of speeches by the invited guests at the head table added to the occasion. The invited guests included Fr Maurice Brick, PP, Tarbert; Fr. Jimmy O'Connell, PP, Killorglin; Fr. David Gunn, Chaplain, Tarbert Comprehensive School; County Board Chairman, Sean Walsh and his wife, Patricia; North Kerry Board chairman, Der O'Connor and his wife, Mary.
County Board chairman, Sean Walsh in his address paid tribute to the Tarbert Club for the marvellous facilities provided at Shannon Park, especially for the North Kerry championship. He congratulated Der O'Connor and the North Kerry Board on the success of the championship which is now recognised as one of the best in the county. The chairman paid a sincere thanks to the supporters from the parish and from every parish in the county for their great support for the Kerry team in the past year. He thanked the Co. Board delegate the Tarbert Club, John O'Connor for his courtesy at all County Board meetings and wished the club every success in the coming year.
Fr Maurice Brick and Fr Jimmy O'Connell, both gave encouraging and good humoured addresses and paid tribute to all who work with the teams and the club on a voluntary basis year after year. Fr Brick who is a native of Kilmoyley and Fr O'Connell who is a native of Causeway also recalled their own days on the hurling field and the pride of the jersey.
Club Chairman, Anthony Stack, in his address thanked everyone for their support for the social and also thanked the people of the parish and outside the parish for their support of the lotto each week. He said the departure to Australia for twelve months of brothers John and Eugene O'Connell and of Conor Lanigan to Boston until September will be a big loss to the senior team and of junior player, Eoin O'Sullivan, who is also gone to Australia.
Anthony wished them every success.
Able MC for the night was club secretary Joe Langan who thanked Maurice and Maureen Fitzgerald of the Lanterns for an excellent meal and paid tribute to the Tarbert Bord na nOg club for all their work for underage football in the parish and complimented the club on the launch of their book, "A Century of the Red and Black", during the past year. The Hall of Fame trophy, sponsored by MIchael and Nuala Carmody went to stalwart of the fifties and sixties, Ritchie Lyndon, who received a great ovation when he was presented with the trophy by Sean Walsh.
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Mr Wyman BROWN (1836 - 1899)
Place of Birth: Deal, Kent, England
Place of Death: Balmain, New South Wales, Australia
Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly 13 Feb 1889 06 Jun 1891 2 years 3 months 25 days
Member for Sturt 13 Feb 1889 06 Jun 1891 2 years 3 months 25 days
Silverton Tramway Extension Bill Committee No.16 06 Jun 1889 10 Oct 1889 4 months 5 days
Turrawingee Tramway Bill Committee No.18 05 Jun 1890 18 Jun 1890 14 days Chairman
Australian Banking Company Sydney Bill Committee No.41 14 Nov 1890 12 Dec 1890 29 days
Broken Hill and Pinnacles Tramway Bill Committee No.16 03 Jun 1890 20 Dec 1890 6 months 18 days
Broken Hill Water Works Bill Committee No.33 16 Sep 1890 20 Dec 1890 3 months 5 days
Miner. After arriving in New South Wales, was a miner on the Peel River until 1874 when he became the elected representative of the Peel River on the New South Wales Mining Board in 1879. Became the Clerk of Petty Sessons at Nundle. In 1880, became a warden at the Peel and Uralla goldfields. In January 1884, became a police magistrate at Menindie, and in 1885 at Broken Hill and Silverton. At the conclusion of a political career, became a land and mining agent.
Son of John, a wool stapler, and Sarah, nee Finnis. Arrived in New South Wales in 1858. Married Mary Ellen Smith on 11 March 1863 and had no issue. Church of England.
Town and Country Journal, 30 March 1889, p 13; Illustrated Sydney News and NSW Agriculturalist and Grazier, 25 July 1874, p6 Sydney Morning Herald, 8 November 1899; Biographical Register and other material in the offices of the Australian Dictionary of Biography.


I've wanted to try the 3D cable knit nails for the longest time but haven't really had the time but found time during the Christmas break to sit down and give it a go. I loved them! I definitely need much more practice before getting them perfect but I loved the effect of them and really enjoyed the challenge.
I actually have no idea what colours were used because they were gel polishes that weren't mine, but I do know that the white was Red Carpet Manicure and the other was Gelish and top coat IBD. I had to use a non-gel matte top coat so the matte could have been better if I had used a gel one. The last photo is from the photoshoot my mum was helping me with my nails haha.
Can't wait to try this mani again soon!


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Q: How can I create a diagram to compare skyline operation results using LaTeX? I'm trying to draw this but except for the straight lines in this diagram I'm not able to place other things such as square and circle properly. How can I do this? Help much appreciated.

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Since MWE is asked I'll post here my code and update it as and when I get close to the picture above.
\documentclass{minimal}
\usepackage{tikz}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}[y=.2cm, x=.7cm,font=\sffamily]
    \draw (0,0) -- coordinate (x axis mid) (10,0);
    \draw (0,0) -- coordinate (y axis mid) (0,30);
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

A: You can use the following code. The circles are created using nodes and we draw to and from the nodes, because then the line does not go through it. For the circle in the rectangle we define a new shape so we can just use nodes for that as well. The code looks like this:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tikz}
\begin{document}
\makeatletter
\pgfdeclareshape{rectCircle}{
  \inheritsavedanchors[from=rectangle] % this is nearly a rectangle
  \inheritanchorborder[from=rectangle]
  \inheritanchor[from=rectangle]{center}
  \inheritanchor[from=rectangle]{north}
  \inheritanchor[from=rectangle]{south}
  \inheritanchor[from=rectangle]{west}
  \inheritanchor[from=rectangle]{east}
  \backgroundpath{% this is new
    % store lower left in xa/ya and upper right in xb/yb
    \southwest \pgf@xa=\pgf@x \pgf@ya=\pgf@y
    \northeast \pgf@xb=\pgf@x \pgf@yb=\pgf@y

    \pgfmathsetmacro{\temp@x}{\pgf@xa+.5*(\pgf@xb-\pgf@xa)}
    \pgfmathsetmacro{\ttemp@x}{.5*(\pgf@xb-\pgf@xa)}    % construct main path
    \pgfpathmoveto{\pgfpoint{\pgf@xa}{\pgf@ya}}
    \pgfpathlineto{\pgfpoint{\pgf@xa}{\pgf@yb}}
    \pgfpathlineto{\pgfpoint{\pgf@xb}{\pgf@yb}}
    \pgfpathlineto{\pgfpoint{\pgf@xb}{\pgf@ya}}
    \pgfpathclose
    \pgfpathmoveto{\pgfpoint{\temp@x}{\pgf@ya}}
    \pgfpatharc{270}{-90}{\ttemp@x}
 }
}
\makeatother
\begin{tikzpicture}[font=\sffamily]
    \node [circle, draw, minimum size=2.5mm, inner sep=0pt] (t1) at (3,0) {};
    \node [rectCircle, draw] (t5) at (0,2) {};
    \node [circle, draw, minimum size=2.5mm, inner sep=0pt] (t2) at (0,3) {};
    \node [circle, draw, minimum size=2.5mm, inner sep=0pt] (t4) at (2,2) {};
    \node [rectCircle, draw] (t3) at (2,1) {};
    \coordinate (orig) at (0,0);
  \draw (orig) -- (t1) node [below=2mm] {$t_1$};
  \draw [->] (t1) -- ++(0.5,0);
  \draw (orig) -- (t5) node[left=2mm]{$t_5$} -- (t2) node[left=2mm] {$t_2$};
  \draw [->] (t2) -- ++(0,0.5);
  \draw [dashed] (t5) -- (t4) node[right=2mm] {$t_4$} -- (t3) node[right=2mm] {$t_3$};
  \draw [dashed] (t2) -- ++(3,0) node {$\times$} -- (t1);
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

And the resulting image looks like this:

The most difficult part is the creation of the new node shape, I suppose. This could probably also be done by using overlay and remember picture and drawing the nodes on top of each other. That would require very precise sizing though and wouldn't scale as easily as creating a new shape. Creating the legend is left as an exercise for the reader, should be relatively straightforward now all of the nodes are available.

A: Following code shows an alternative way for creating a rectCircle shape. Instead of declaring a new shape, just a style with an append after command option can serve.
Also a cross style has been declared which will replace $\times$ in Roelof's solution.
\documentclass[border=2mm,tikz]{standalone}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{shapes.misc}

\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}[font=\sffamily,
        myCircle/.style={circle, draw, minimum size=2.5mm, inner sep=0pt},
        rectCircle/.style={myCircle,
            append after command={
                \pgfextra
                    \draw (\tikzlastnode.north-|\tikzlastnode.west) rectangle
                          (\tikzlastnode.south-|\tikzlastnode.east);
                \endpgfextra}},
        cross/.style={cross out, minimum size=1.5mm, draw, inner sep=0pt, solid}
            ]
    \node [myCircle] (t1) at (3,0) {};
    \node [rectCircle, draw] (t5) at (0,2) {};
    \node [myCircle] (t2) at (0,3) {};
    \node [myCircle] (t4) at (2,2) {};
    \node [rectCircle, draw] (t3) at (2,1) {};
    \coordinate (orig) at (0,0);
  \draw (orig) -- (t1) node [below=2mm] {$t_1$};
  \draw [->] (t1) -- ++(0.5,0);
  \draw (orig) -- (t5) node[left=2mm]{$t_5$} -- (t2) node[left=2mm] {$t_2$};
  \draw [->] (t2) -- ++(0,0.5);
  \draw [dashed] (t5) -- (t4) node[right=2mm] {$t_4$} --(t3) node[right=2mm] {$t_3$};
  \draw [dashed] (t2) -- ++(3,0) node[cross] {} -- (t1);
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

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Aliment Pharmacol Ther
Recurrence of Peptic Ulcer in Uraemic and Non-Uraemic Patients After Helicobacter Pylori Eradication: A 2-year Study
G-Y Tseng 1 , H-J Lin, C-T Fang, H-B Yang, G-C Tseng, P-C Wang, T-L Hung, Y-C Deng, Y-T Cheng, C-H Huang
1 Division of Gastroenterology, Ton-Yen General Hospital, Hsin-Chu, Taiwan.
G-Y Tseng et al. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 2007
Background: The role of Helicobacter pylori in the pathogenesis of peptic ulcer disease in patients with uraemia remains unclear.
Aim: To evaluate the long-term effect of H. pylori eradication in these patients.
Methods: Uraemic and non-uraemic patients with peptic ulcer were enrolled in this study. Patients having history of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs use or cardiovascular disease that need aspirin use were excluded. After confirmation of H. pylori infection, they received a triple therapy and were followed up for 2 years.
Results: Between September 1999 and December 2005, 34 patients (41%) of the end-stage renal disease [H. pylori (+) group] and 67 (84%) of the non-uraemic patients with peptic ulcer disease (PU group) received anti-H. pylori therapy. After triple therapy, 32 (94%) from the end-stage renal disease group and 64 (96%) from the peptic ulcer group obtained successful eradication. During the 2-year follow-up, three patients in the end-stage renal disease group were excluded because of the presence of cardiovascular disease and aspirin use in two cases and died of heart failure in one case; two patients in peptic ulcer group refused follow-up. Finally, 29 uraemic and 62 non-uraemic patients had achieved the follow-up. Recurrence of peptic ulcer was more in the end-stage renal disease group than in the peptic ulcer group with intention-to-treat analysis (eight of 32, 25% vs. two of 64, 3%, P = 0.001, OR: 10.0, 95% CI: 1.979-50.540) or per-protocol analysis (eight of 29, 28% vs. two of 62, 3%, P < 0.001, OR: 11.4, 95% CI: 2.245-58.168).
Conclusions: Peptic ulcer recurrence after H. pylori eradication is higher in end-stage renal disease patients with peptic ulcer than in peptic ulcer patients without renal disease. Factors aside from H. pylori play an important role in peptic ulcer recurrence in end-stage renal disease patients.
Maintenance Treatment Is Not Necessary After Helicobacter Pylori Eradication and Healing of Bleeding Peptic Ulcer: A 5-year Prospective, Randomized, Controlled Study
CC Liu et al. Arch Intern Med 163 (17), 2020-4. 2003. PMID 14504114. - Clinical Trial
In patients with bleeding peptic ulcers, antiulcer maintenance treatment was not necessary to prevent ulcer recurrence after successful H pylori eradication and ulcer hea …
Effect of Helicobacter Pylori Eradication and Antisecretory Maintenance Therapy on Peptic Ulcer Recurrence in Cirrhotic Patients: A Prospective, Cohort 2-year Follow-Up Study
C Tzathas et al. J Clin Gastroenterol 42 (6), 744-9. Jul 2008. PMID 18277886.
H. pylori eradication does not protect all cirrhotics from ulcer recurrence and the majority of ulcers recur in H. pylori negative patients. Therefore, omeprazole mainten …
Long-term Follow-Up After Eradication of Helicobacter Pylori With Omeprazole, Clarithromycin, and Tinidazole (OCT Regimen) in a Japanese Population
T Ando et al. Helicobacter 10 (5), 379-84. Oct 2005. PMID 16181347. - Clinical Trial
Triple therapy with omeprazole, clarithromycin, and tinidazole (OCT) is useful for H. pylori eradication in Japan, but there is an appreciable re-infection rate in this p …
Meta-analysis: Role of Helicobacter Pylori Eradication in the Prevention of Peptic Ulcer in NSAID Users
M Vergara et al. Aliment Pharmacol Ther 21 (12), 1411-8. 2005. PMID 15948807. - Review
Helicobacter pylori eradication reduces the incidence of peptic ulcer in the overall population receiving non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. It appears to be especial …
Meta-analysis: Helicobacter Pylori Eradication Therapy vs. Antisecretory Non-Eradication Therapy for the Prevention of Recurrent Bleeding From Peptic Ulcer
JP Gisbert et al. Aliment Pharmacol Ther 19 (6), 617-29. 2004. PMID 15023164. - Review
The treatment of H. pylori infection is more effective than antisecretory non-eradication therapy (with or without long-term maintenance antisecretory treatment) in the p …
Helicobacter pylori, Endoscopic, And Histologic Features Among Kidney Transplant Candidates In Southern Iran
R Niknam et al. Infect Drug Resist 12, 3687-3693. 2019. PMID 31819550.
The present study showed that abnormal endoscopic and histologic findings as well as positive H. pylori infection were observed in a large number of kidney transpl …
Prevalence of Helicobacter pylori Infection in Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease
JY Ahn. Gut Liver 13 (6), 585-586. 2019. PMID 31724387.
Risk Factors for Peptic Ulcer Disease in Patients With End-Stage Renal Disease Receiving Dialysis
M Kim et al. Kidney Res Clin Pract 38 (1), 81-89. 2019. PMID 30754936.
Hemodialysis, hypoalbuminemia, and multiple malnutrition indices were associated with the prevalence of peptic ulcer disease in patients with end-stage renal disease rece …
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Patients Are Exposed to More Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI)s Compared to non-CKD Patients
HJ Lee et al. PLoS One 13 (9), e0203878. 2018. PMID 30212538.
Chronic kidney disease patients are taking proton pump inhibitors for a much longer duration compared to non-chronic kidney disease patients. Physicians should pay carefu …
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Prince Estate giving out limited edition 7″ at Minnesota Timberwolves game
Gabriela Helfet
Part of eight games honouring the Purple One.
The Prince Estate is giving out a limited edition 7″ at a Minnesota Timberwolves basketball game this April.
All attendees of the 5th April game will receive a copy of a Prince 'Rock and Roll is Alive! (and it lives in Minneapolis)' record.
The 'Rock and Roll is Alive! (and it lives in Minneapolis)' 7″ will be the first vinyl record given away at an NBA game.
Minnesota Timberwolves have collaborated with the Prince Estate for the entirety of their eight-run city edition series, with only Prince music played before, during and after the games.
Head here for more info.
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Since 1959 Organomation Associates, Inc. has been a leading provider of analytical chemistry sample preparation solutions. The company has provided decades of experience and unparalleled levels of customer satisfaction which stem from quality hand-built equipment. This tradition originated from the first ever commercially successful nitrogen evaporator invented by Organomation's founder, Dr. Neal McNiven. The company's original product line, the N-EVAP provides accelerated sample concentration through a nitrogen blow down technique. The N-EVAP consists of a heated bath and an evaporator manifold that provides a gentle flow of nitrogen gas to samples. Throughout the years, Organomation has expanded upon their product lines while providing a superior laboratory product at an affordable price. Organomation also known for their lines of nitrogen evaporators, solvent evaporators, and solvent extractors.


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Toms River North junior was going to skip giveaway; instead, she won a car
Ruppert was the winner of the Driven to Excellence contest, a program that enlists teachers and staff to nominate students monthly for a chance to win a car.
Toms River North junior was going to skip giveaway; instead, she won a car Ruppert was the winner of the Driven to Excellence contest, a program that enlists teachers and staff to nominate students monthly for a chance to win a car. Check out this story on app.com: https://on.app.com/2LRexep
Lauren Lavelle, Asbury Park Press Published 3:29 p.m. ET June 1, 2018 | Updated 10:49 p.m. ET June 1, 2018
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17-year-old junior Jessica Ruppert of Toms River North reacts to having the winning key fob. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018.(Photo: David Gard)
TOMS RIVER - Hundreds of high school students flooded the RWJ Barnabas Healthcare Arena on Friday with hopes of winning the blue Chevrolet Spark displayed prominently in the center of the auditorium.
Among the throngs of Toms River High School students sat Jessica Ruppert, a High School North junior who had every intention of skipping the third annual Driven to Excellence event.
"I wasn't even going to come," Ruppert said. "I didn't want to miss class."
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It came as a shock when, among the 1,000 students waiting patiently on the bleachers, she was named one of the six finalists. Ruppert was fifth in line as she anxiously clicked the keys, causing the lights to flash and her classmates to erupt into a fit of excitement.
"I didn't expect this at all," she said as tears rimmed her eyes. "My heart is pounding right now."
Ruppert was the third winner of the Driven to Excellence contest, a program that enlists teachers and staff from the Toms River Regional school district's three high schools to nominate juniors and seniors monthly for a chance to win a car. Students are entered into the drawing based on six points of criteria: random acts of kindness, improved academic performance, good citizenship, community service, improved attendance/tardiness and school spirit.
Toms River North junior wins a car
17-year-old junior Jessica Ruppert of Toms River North reacts to winning the 2018 Chevrolet Spark. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
Zachary Holzman gestures to his classmates of Toms River North. He was one of the six finalists. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
Emily Oksen of Toms River South was one of the six finalists. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
Principals of the 3 Toms River schools load the names into the hopper. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
Toms River Superintendent David Healy is interviewed next to the 2018 Chevrolet Spark. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
Toms River Superintendent David Healy sits behind the wheel of the 2018 Chevrolet Spark. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
17-year-old junior Jessica Ruppert of Toms River North reacts to having the winning key fob. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
17-year-old junior Jessica Ruppert of Toms River North poses with Toms River Superintendent David Healy, Pine Belt Owner Robert Sickel, and Toms River North principal Edward Keller after winning the 2018 Chevrolet Spark. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
17-year-old junior Jessica Ruppert of Toms River North is hugged by a friend as she talks with her mother after winning the 2018 Chevrolet Spark. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
17-year-old junior Jessica Ruppert of Toms River North poses with Pine Belt Owner Robert Sickel after winning the 2018 Chevrolet Spark. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. David Gard
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Every month, teachers and staff are provided with four tickets to give to deserving students. A monthly drawing narrows down the near 3,000 students to the 1,000 that get to attend the contest at the end of the school year.
"Any student is eligible, regardless of who you are or where you come from," said District Superintendent David Healy. "We've found that students are only communicated with when they're being bad; we want them to be recognized for being good."
Healy said the contest, which was first introduced in 2015, has become motivation for students to perform well in all aspects of school.
"It's a constant incentive," he said. "Teachers use it as an opportunity for ongoing reinforcement and we've seen tremendous improvement."
17-year-old junior Jessica Ruppert of Toms River North is hugged by a friend as she talks with her mother after winning the 2018 Chevrolet Spark. Toms River Regional Schools held its annual Drive for Excellence prize drawing celebration at Toms River North. A high school student who shows outstanding community service efforts, etc. is awarded a car from the Pine Belt family of dealerships. Toms River, New Jersey. Friday, June 1, 2018. (Photo: David Gard)
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Pine Belt Chevrolet in Lakewood has donated a car to the program every year since it began, something Pine Belt owner Robert Sickel says goes hand-in-hand with the dealership's role in the community.
"Local communities have supported us so we feel it's our duty to give back," he said. "I'm proud of the students for not only being good students, but for being good people as well."
Sickel was met with thunderous applause as he shouted, "Who wants to win a car?" into the mic before drawing six tickets from the glass tumbler.
Students names were called and, with encouragement from their classmates, they made their way to the stage and were each given a key to test out. If the lights flashed when they clicked the key, the car was officially theirs.
As Ruppert celebrated her victory, the five remaining finalists received Google Chromebook Laptops.
"You can't put a value on this, its priceless," said District Superintendent David Healy with a smile.
Toms River Memorial Day Parade and Memorial Day Service honors Vets
Boys Scouts carry a flag down North Main St during parade. Toms River Memorial Day parade and Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Michael Beining, 6, and Isabella Beining, 4, of Toms River watch as the motorcycles come down the street during the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Toms River East High School band perform in the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Start of the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Toms River Memorial Day parade and Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Jersey Shore Girls Scouts march in the Toms River Memorial Day parade and in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Lilly Kenny, 12, of Bayville, and Eliana Mazza hold signs supporting the troops as they attend the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Crowds watch as they parade goes by during the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Allison Melson, 5, of Toms River wears a bright red, white, and blue bow as she attends the Toms River Memorial Day parade and Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
The Toms River Fire Department marches in the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Crowds watch as antigue tractors ride at the end of the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Toms River Mayor Thomas F. Kelaher waves to the crowd as he rides in the parade. Toms River Memorial Day parade and Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Toms River Fireman hold a service prior to the start of parade. Toms River Memorial Day parade and Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Toms River Firemen hold a service before the start of parade. Toms River Memorial Day parade and Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Josh Melson, Katie Melson and daughter Allison Melson, 5, of Toms River during the Toms River Memorial Day parade in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Crowds listen quietly to the speeches at the Toms River Memorial Day parade and Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Toms River Mayor Thomas F. Kelaher addresses audience at the Toms River Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Crowds listen quietly to speeches during the Toms River Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Twenty One Gun Salute at the Toms River Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
Frank Hughes plays taps at the Toms River Memorial Day Service at Municipal Building in Toms River on May 28, 2018. Peter Ackerman
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The great fighting tournament Apex has ended, after a weekend of drama and unexpected events. Luckily, Jeff and J.D. are here to tell you how to not be a jerk–after discussing fictional dermitologists, aggravating microphone setups, and many, many other things.
Hey, when are you guys going to do a review of ARMA 3, and also the wasteland mode therein. Also what do you think of Elite Dangerous? Kerbal Space Program!?!?!?
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The Maldives Liveaboard Horizon III is a 36m liveaboard based from Male in the Maldives, accommodating up to 22 persons. All levels of diver and non divers are welcome and can enjoy up to 16 dives at week, snorkelling, the on board massage service and jacuzzi. All dives are from the 18m Dhoni.
The Horizon III liveaboard usually departs from Male, depending on season and itinerary.
The Maldives Horizon III liveaboard has 8 standard cabins, 2 deluxe cabins and 1 master deluxe suite. All the cabins have air conditioning, storage, shelving, a wardrobe, mirror, small table and a private en-suite with a toilet and shower.
The Maldives Horizon III Liveaboard is light and airy with a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. On board there is an indoor dining saloon and dining is also available on the front deck where you can enjoy the fresh air and scenery. The boat has a bar, spa (additional cost payable locally), an indoor lounge, LDC TV, DVD player, music system, a library with books and board games and camera storage and charging area. The sun deck has a jacuzzi, and sun loungers.
All diving is done from the dive 18m dhoni boat, where all the equipment is kept. You can enjoy up to 16 dives during the week with up to 3 dives per day, including diving the Maldives channels, Thilas, elongated reefs, outer reefs, wrecks and overhangs. Enjoy encounters with big fish, swarm fish, small animals, corals and hard corals. These Maldives liveaboard weeks offer the chance to see manta ray, reef shark, eagle ray, sting ray, turtle and whale shark.
Day 1: Guests will be picked up from Ibrahim Nasir International Airport and will start sailing from Male', depending on arrival check dive will be done.
Day 2: Three dives, 1st dive Lankan manta, after the dive, cross to Ari atoll, 2nd Dive Bathalakanthila, 3rd Dive Fesdu Thila, after dive check for manta at night.
Day 3: Three dives, 1st dive Maalhos thila, 2nd dive Moofushi Manta, 3rd Dive Raidhiga Thila. BBQ in the evening – weather permitting.
Day 4: Three dives,1st dive Rangali Madivaru, dive after breakfast to search for whale shark, 2nd dive Maamingli Beyru, dive after lunch search for whale shark again, 2nd dive Dhidhoo Beyru.
Day 5: Three dives, 1st morning dive Kudarah Thila, after dive boat cross to Vaavu atoll, 2nd Dive Dhigaluvashee Kandu, 3rd dive Night dive with nurse sharks Alimatha house reef.
Day 6: Three dives, 1st dive Miyaru Kandu, after the dive, cross to south Male atoll, 2nd dive Kandooma Thila, 3rd dive Kuda Giri wreck.
Day 7: Depending on guest departure - one dive and then head back to Male.
Day 8: Guests will be dropped off to Ibrahim Nasir International Airport after breakfast around 7am.
All itineraries are subject to change at any time by the boat captain to reflect the local conditions and for the safety and level of divers on the boat.


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Q: Does a part of the difference in mass-energy excite the nucleus to a higher energy state during beta decay? According to this site: https://byjus.com/physics/radioactivity-gamma-decay/

Most of the time, gamma decay occurs after the radioactive nuclei have undergone an alpha or a beta decay. The alpha and beta decays leave the daughter nuclei in an excited state. From the excited state, the daughter nuclei can get back to the ground state by emitting one or more high energy gamma rays.

Call the $Q$-value the difference in the nuclear rest mass energies. From this is it true that the energy difference (assuming $Q>0$) is sometimes fully given to the kinetic energies of alpha particle, daughter nucleus, neutrino, antineutrino, but there can be situations where some part of the energy difference goes to exciting the nucleus and the rest part in kinetic energies of products?
In other words, would a more complete expression for $Q$ be
$$
Q=\Delta\mathrm{KE}+\Delta H
$$
where $\Delta H$ represent internal energy state of nucleus? [Considering reaction to be $\mathrm{A+B \to C^*}$ where $\mathrm C$ is in excited state]

A: Yes.  For example, this decay scheme for cesium-137 (via, click to embiggen):

The beta decay has a 95% chance of putting the barium nucleus into an excited state.  In this case, the primary excited state is long-lived (2.5 minutes), so you can use chemistry to separate the barium from the cesium and get a short-lived pure-gamma source.  Most excited states reached by decays are short-lived, so most beta-associated gammas are effectively simultaneous with their betas.
There is also, in this system, a 5% chance that the barium nucleus is "born" in its ground state, with no associated gamma.
Note that the $Q$-value here is the ground-state-to-ground-state $Q$-value.  In decays to the isomer, only about half of the $Q$-value is available for the beta decay energy.

A: You have understood the concept. But concept of Q value differs slightly from your approach.
If the nucleus is decaying to excited state C*, mass of C* will be slightly more than mass of C. (C* is in excited stage)
So Q value for this reaction will be less than Q value of normal reaction.
Let us say, Q value of reaction, A+B -> C is Q.
... And Q value of reaction, A+B -> C* is Q*.
Later C* decays to C by reaction C* -> C + gamma photon. Here energy of gamma photon is K.
Then Q = Q* + K