The Supreme Court upheld a complaint filed by environmentalists from the Chelyabinsk region in the Urals Mountains on 26 February. The suit concerned a governmental decree (N1483-r), issued in 1998, that allowed the storage in Russia of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) from the Hungarian Paks nuclear plant.
The legislation, which was in force at the time this governmental decree was published, prohibited imports of nuclear materials for storage in Russia - radwaste was to be returned to the country of origin. The new Law On Environmental Protection, signed by President Putin in January 2002, allows imports of spent nuclear fuel, but asserts Russia's "right to return the radioactive waste generated after the reprocessing [of SNF] to the country of its origin." In spite of these legal regulations, several shipments from Hungary to the Mayak plant took place in 1998 and 1999. Later, the Balkan crisis complicated the route of the trains with nuclear materials, and the shipments were halted. Nowadays all the waste, produced during the reprocessing of spent fuel from Paks, are stored at the Mayak. According to the verdict of the Supreme Court, this waste should be sent from Mayak back to Hungary.
The Supreme Court ruled that the government violated constitutional rights of the Chelyabinsk county inhabitants — the right to health protection, a clean environment and reliable information about it. The complaint was initiated by Greenpeace, the Movement for Nuclear Safety and citizens of the Chelyabinsk region.
The decree N1483-r has never been published. The environmentalists learned of its existence accidentally during legal proceedings against the Mayak combine. In this trial, started in May 2001, they demanded that Mayak stop releasing liquid radioactive wastes into the Karachay lake and other ponds.


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Home –> Research –> Publications –> Great British Watercolors From the Paul Mellon Collection at the Yale Center for British Art
Great British Watercolors From the Paul Mellon Collection at the Yale Center for British Art
Matthew Hargraves
With an introduction by Scott Wilcox
Published by the Yale Center for British Art and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in association with Yale University Press
232 pages, 11 x 9 1/2 inches, 118 illustrations, cloth, ISBN 978-0-30011658-8
Purchase at the Museum Shop or through Yale University Press.
About the Publication:
Paul Mellon (1907–1999) assembled one of the world's greatest collections of British drawings and watercolors. In his memoirs he wrote of their "beauty and freshness…their immediacy and sureness of technique, their comprehensiveness of subject matter, their vital qualities, their Englishness." This catalogue celebrating the centenary of Mellon's birth features eighty-eight outstanding watercolors from the fifty thousand works of art on paper with which he endowed the Yale Center for British Art. The selection spans the emergence of watercolor painting in the mid-eighteenth century to its apogee in the mid-nineteenth. These works highlight the diversity of British watercolors, showcasing both landscape and figurative works by some of the principal artists working in the medium, including Thomas Gainsborough, Thomas Rowlandson, William Blake, and J. M. W. Turner.

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American Crafts Studio Blog: New Chap collection and a contest!
New Chap collection and a contest!
Introducing a sophisticated and charming new collection from American Crafts called CHAP!
With its warm colors and designs inspired by clothing fabric, the new Chap line has just enough pop to make it perfect for autumn projects. A subtle vignette effect adds depth to the patterned paper. And the small-to-medium patterns are just right for scrapbooking the boys in your life.
Paper is just the beginning of the new Chap line. To add dimension try three of American Crafts newest creations: Epoxy Brads, with a metal rim, patterned interior, and glossy finish; Printed Variety Tabs, which turn a commonplace filing cabinet item into an uncommonly perfect addition to any project; and Paper Flowers, which allow any crafter to have whimsical, premade rosettes at her fingertips without the fuss.
Although those windy fall days may whip your hair into a mess, the Thickers in the Chap line will blow your socks off — in a good way. The foam letters, in a bold serif font, come in the complimentary colors of Corn and Surf. And check out the Printed Foil Letter Stickers. They seemingly jump off the page, with a 3-Dimensional design and classy foil print. These Thickers are in a league of their own.
Leave a comment telling us what you think and you'll be entered to win the entire line! Enter your comment by the end of the day Friday. The winner will be chosen at random.
Be sure to stop by tomorrow when we reveal some more products that you're sure to love!
More gorgeousness- that's just plain unfair- especially as I'm still waiting to get my hands on some of the other lines here in the UK!
The colors are so amazing, love the combo. Right now, my eye is drawn to the multi colored chevron papers!
love the mis of colors in this line!
That bow card is too cute! I think the colors and patterns are great because they can be very versatile.
Have to have this. All my scrapping is boys. I can just tell CHAP will be perfect.
This line looks sporty and active!!! Loving the bits!!! It's awesome!
These colors are so much nicer than bold primary colors! I can' t wait to use them!!!
I love love love the foam alphas. Thanks for the giveaway!
Absolutely gorgeous and perfect!! I have 3 boys and boy is all I scrap!!
I love it! Perfect for boys - i can see lots of legos, baseball and star wars themed LOs with this paper!
I love the colors in this line!
I always love new thickers!!!
love the colours! so versatile and suitable for making more musculine projects too yay!
BE STILL my Crafty heart! Good thing you guys aren't in the same room as me I just might have scared you w/my SUPER Squeal. WOW oh WOW... this collection is screaming to be using for my boys projects!
I love the colors for this collection, lots of great projects can be made with it. This may just be my new favorite.
I Loooove it!! I like the vignette around some of the papers--new & cool!
Gorgeous, gorgeous line!! Love the boy friendly colors without the themey-ness you so often see!
the colors in this line are beautiful! love all of it, I think those tabs are my fave! thanks for the chance to win!
Would love to win this line!!! Perfect for my little guy!!
Love this line! So great for my little guy!
Love the colors, the dots, stripes, stars!
These papers are awesome, they can be used for any kind of projects! Love the flowers and bits!
Love the colour and love the name!
Stunning new collection! Love the vibrant colors!!!!
love this line and love those alphas! love the color combo for my boys!
I love these colors in this collection! And, what great embellishments, too!
I really like the sophisticated, masculine feel of this line!
Love it...I love "non-themed" paper that I can use for anything!
I always love American Crafts lines. This one is especially attractive to me. I can't WAIT to use this one!
Love, love, love the bright colors!!! I can't wait to get my hands on these!
As a mom of 2 boys I am SO excited about this line! LOVE it!
upper AND lowercase thickers in the same package????? YAY!!!!!!!!
I love the color of this new Chap line!! Thanks for the chance to win!
wow!! lovely and colourful!! would love to win this!
Wow! I love it! AC has been hitting 'em out of the park this year! :) Looking forward to it arriving in stores!
Another new collection! Yeah! I really like this on and the layouts you showed! I think the collection will met many different themes and styles! Great.
Very cool! Love the colors! Could create a lot of fun things with this line.
i absolutely adore this line! I love the bold/happy colors so much and it would work wonderfully with my boys!!!
Fabulous line. I'm in need of some good lines that'll work for boys. Thanks for the chance to win.
I LOVE LOVE this line! The colors are great and I'm always looking for fun boy collections. My favorite is the new Eric font for the Thickers!!
I love the colors in this line. So Bright.
I love that the main colors or primary... great collection!
I love the look of this line especially those yellow thickers!
Love the color combos… very fun.
Oh wow! Great boys line! This is another AC must-have!
I love the beautiful colors. A perfect line for boys, but I think for girls too.
Oh goodness! I don't even have a boy and I love this line!! Those brads!!
Woo! Thanks so much for the awesome chance to win. It's really great!:):) nice n cheerful xollection!
The colors in this line rock! And those Thickers are MORE than AWESOME!!! Love!
Oh the colors are just fantastic! So much potential here! Thank you AC for another wonderful release!
ooh, I love this! Fabulous colors and patterns - great versatility. And I'm excited about the epoxy brads and tabs - those are awesome!
Beautiful, beautiful...beautiful!!!!...Love the papers...love all!!!!!
Fabulous line. Love the color and embellishment.
this is so fun and those pinwheels are to die for!!!!
This is fantastic! I know that some people are excited to use it for "boy" projects but I would even use it for my girls!
I adore this line! I love the colors-they are perfect for my boys. Can't wait to get some of these!
Nice!! Love those small patterns and colors.
Love it.......always love something for boys!
Great line. Love the thickers, both the colors and letters in different sizes. Hope to see the whole line here in Sweden.
Beautiful colors. I just love the paper flowers!!!
Love the colors in the chap line! And it is great that they come with all the embellishments too! It's nice to have things that work well together.
WOW WOW WOW WOW THIS IS AMAZING! Gotta love the beautiful paper and those THICKERS!!! To die for!!! Gorgeous!
Ohhh, I LOVE this! I have two boys and I'm ALWAYS looking for papers to use for projects of them! Fabulous!
Love the colors of this one!!
I NEED the entire collection!
Yay for a boy line!!! I have a house full of boys and this line is just perfect! I love the colors and the foam Thickers!
Wow! I don't think I have ever wanted a collection as much as I do this one! I love the colors, patterns and all the fun embellishments, thanks for the chance to win!
Love it! Love the colors, the prints, the thickers!
oh yay!!!! Cool boy and guy paper!! Love it!
I looove the colors and the understated patterned papers. Yum. Great line!
This is amazing! Love, love, love the colors!
Great collection! I love the colors and that chevron pattern is to die for! Thanks for the chance to win!
This is such a fantastic collection! SO versatile!!
Love the colours, as always I love the delights!!! my fingers are crossed!
That vignette around the papers is right on.. LOVE the patterns in this!!
Love the colours! Very nice.
I love these colors! I cannot wait to use them on a project!
oh WOW! love the patterns and those colors are just perfect for this mamma with a little boy :) mmmmm... and glazed brads!
Oh me LIKEY! Like like like...where is the like button! :) Very fun and perfect for boy or girl, I love the lines I can use on all my boys or myself!
wow! Love, love this line! It isn't always easy to find a boys line that works for teen boys and this one is perfect! And those thickers...yum! Love them all!!! Fabulous release!!!
I absolutely love this! I always struggle with finding the right boy papers but this is fabulous!
Im thinking...wallpaper! so gorgeous I want to cover every wall in our house!
I really love the colors and the patterns of this line, very versatile!
such fun colors! I love the chevron paper and the yellow thickers!


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Every investor goes in with dreams of a pot of gold, but there is a fundamental difference between investor types - one looks to line their pockets with investment returns along the way, and the other has the patience to wait until the end of the rainbow to reap the rewards.
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Cushing optimistic about end of death penalty in NH
Max Sullivan msullivan@seacoastonline.com @MaxSullivanLive
HAMPTON � On state Rep. Renny Cushing's living room wall is a picture of him and his father, who was fatally shot in the chest during a home invasion in 1988.
Cushing, a Hampton Democrat who was a state representative when his father was killed, has since advocated for the death penalty's repeal in New Hampshire, having said a "ritual killing" by the state does not bring back loved ones who have been murdered. The House�s passage of a death penalty repeal bill Thursday leaves him optimistic the Legislature will be able to override a veto by Gov. Chris Sununu, who vetoed a similar repeal bill in the last session.
"I think there's a strong possibility," said Cushing, who is recognized nationally as a leading voice against the death penalty.
The bill passed the House by a vote of 279-88, more than the two-thirds majority needed for a veto override. Sununu said in a statement this week he intends to veto the bill.
While Cushing is hopeful, he said it still never easy to tell if the votes are there until they are cast. He said the death penalty is not a party issue, as he knows many Republicans oppose the death penalty while then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat, vetoed a repeal bill when she was in the corner office.
Death penalty repeal bills have come before the Legislature in each session for the last two decades, but only sent to the governor's desk twice before.
"I'm pretty cautious," Cushing said. "I've had the votes before to pass stuff and it hasn't always worked out, right up to the minute the votes are cast."
New Hampshire�s capital punishment law applies in only seven scenarios: the killing of an on-duty law enforcement officer or judge, murder for hire, murder during a rape, certain drug offenses or home invasion and murder by someone already serving a life sentence without parole.
Thursday's vote followed a floor debate when both Democrats and Republicans spoke in favor of the bill.
Rep. David Danielson, R-Bedford, said he was a proponent of the death penalty until about another Republican lawmaker asked him how he could be both pro-life and support capital punishment. Danielson said he took about two weeks to think and pray on the issue before concluding he could not.
"I came to the conclusion I could not reconcile those two positions," Danielson said. "I could not say I was pro-life on one hand and not the other."
Rep. Safiya Wazir, D-Concord, a refugee from Afghanistan who is now an American citizen, said she escaped her home country because the violence of its leaders against its own people, inspiring her opposition to the death penalty. She also argued New Hampshire has not held an execution in 80 years, demonstrating New Hampshire has and can live without capital punishment.
"We have such an amazing motto, 'Live Free or Die,'" Wazir said. "Let's put the emphasis on living. Now is the time to end this terrible punishment in favor of life without parole."
Rep. Jeanine Notter, R-Merrimack, argued the last 80 years demonstrated the death penalty in New Hampshire has been an effective law since it has been needed so little. She asked House members to kill the repeal bill, saying a life sentence is not adequate punishment for crimes like the 2011 Mont Vernon home invasion, when two teens murdered Kimberly Cates and nearly killed her 11-year-old daughter Jamie.
Notter said she has been a personal friend of the Cates family since before the murder and helped pass law that added home invasions to the list of murder scenarios that qualify for capital punishment.
She recounted details of the attack before the House, including how Cates was alive for most of the attack as she was stabbed 36 times, She talked about how her maimed daughter crawled through the house to tell a 911 operator, "they killed my mommy" before passing out.
She pleaded with the killers, saying, 'You don't have to do this,' but they hacked away," Notter said. "I believe life in prison is not justice for a heinous crime such as this."
Cushing said the murder was heinous but he believes capital punishment creates a hierarchy of killings unfair to victims of crimes that do not qualify for the death penalty. He pointed out much of the approximately $5 million spent on the incarceration of Michael K. Addison, who is on death row for the 2006 murder of Manchester police officer Michael Briggs, could be spent on closing the cases of the 128 unsolved murders in New Hampshire.
He also said he found Notter's remarks dismissive of those who have lost loved ones to murder who oppose the death penalty, saying she does not speak from the same experience victims do.
"Somehow because we don't support the death penalty, there's almost an implication that we really don't love our family members," said Cushing, whose brother-in-law was also murdered. "I don't think she understands anything personally about the healing process and aftermath."
Cushing said he has always opposed the death penalty but was not heavily conscious of the debate over capital punishment until after his father's death. He said he realized people would assume he supported the death penalty when a friend of his walked up to him shortly after his father�s killer was convicted and told him, "I hope they fry the bastard so you and your family and mother can get some peace."
"What I came to realize is that (capital punishment) would only compound the family tragedy," Cushing said. "Not only would my father be dead, but so too the values he instilled in me."


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With the topic of antibiotics once again brought to our attention, here, Director and Principal Dietitian, Gillian Killiner shares her advice on improving your health and therefore ultimately the need for antibiotics.
The media has repeated the call for people to act to avoid antibiotic resistance, and this got me thinking. Antibiotics are required for ill health, so if we can all avoid getting ill then no antibiotics are required! Obviously, I am not that green, and this is never going to happen, but I do feel that a high percentage of antibiotics used in the past have been requested by people unnecessarily and the knock on effect have resulted in a negative impact on health.
Everyone can take some simple actions.
Do not use antibiotics to treat viral infections, such as influenza, the common cold, a runny nose or a sore throat. Ask your doctor for other ways to feel better.
Use antibiotics only when a doctor prescribes them.
When you are prescribed antibiotics, take the full prescription even if you are feeling better. Ensure that members of your family do the same.
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Howard Phillips (H.P.) Lovecraft (August 20, 1890 – March 15, 1937) was an American author of horror, fantasy and science fiction. His major inspiration and invention was cosmic horror — the fact that life is incomprehensible to human minds and the universe is fundamentally alien. Lovecraft's writings were influenced by Edgar Allan Poe, and like Poe, was virtually unknown and only published in pulp magazines before he died in poverty. Fortunately for us, he is now regarded as one of the most significant 20th-century authors in his genre.
I like to describe Lovecraft's works as eloquent, cerebral, and very curly-q-ish. The following clip is the first paragraph from his short story "Beyond the Wall of Sleep." I know it might be hard to read at first, but take one sentence at a time. Savor it. Let the sentence linger on your tongue, in your senses. And let his reflections about dreams open your own thoughts.
Nice. It's no surprise that Lovecraft found dreams an inspiration. I'm surprised he got any sleep!
I know. I have his complete works on my bed headboard, and have read about 4-5 so far…what depressing, scary, magical thoughts!
Lit to chew on here. Thanks.
He's so curlique deep…must be that turn of the century thing.


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Tour Operators Panel discussion highlights social responsibility, overtourism and travel industry challenges.
Khiri marks 25 years of responsible travel.
The celebrations included a panel discussion "The Next 25 Years in Travel" to allow the travel heavyweights to weigh in on the topic.
PATA CEO Mario Hardy, Global Sustainable Tourism Council CEO Randy Durband, QUO CEO David Keen and 150 travel industry leaders last week joined founder of Khiri Travel, Willem Niemeijer, in Bangkok to celebrate the responsible tourism destination management company's 25th anniversary.
Hardy forecast exponential tourism growth, and called out for better tourism dispersal, as well as respect for host communities and their natural environments.
Durband also looked forward to the industry improving overall destination management. He said governments have only recently realised the value of managing tourism rather than simply throwing budget at promotions.
Keen said Asia's tourism future would depend on sustainable policies "and governments must stop aspiring for the highest arrival numbers".
Niemeijer said, "Khiri Travel will continue to support the sustainable development of travel beyond Asia's hubs," and integrity, inclusion and respect for local culture would remain at the core of Khiri's vision.
Back in 1993 Willem Niemeijer was working from a one-room office organising tours to Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia as the area opened to tourism. In 2007 he launched charitable arm Khiri Reach, and the event encouraged guests to donate to one of three projects, including help for Lombok earthquake victims, wells in Myanmar and a children's foundation in Vietnam.
Today Khiri has 230 employees and 17 offices in eight Asian countries.


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The term assault weapon is controversial. In state and federal gun laws, it generally refers to specific semiautomatic firearm models that are designed to fire a high volume of ammunition in a controlled way or to firearms that have specified design features, such as folding stocks or pistol grips (Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, undated-a). Those in the gun industry refer to many of these firearms as modern sporting rifles, contending that assault rifle should apply only to automatic weapons used by militaries. Furthermore, they argue that the characteristics used to differentiate banned firearms from nonbanned semiautomatic weapons are cosmetic and do not make them more deadly than similar weapons without those features. In 1994, Congress passed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, which banned "the manufacture of military-style assault weapons, assault weapons with specific combat features, 'copy-cat' models, and certain high-capacity ammunition magazines of more than ten rounds" (U.S. Department of Justice, 1994; see also Pub. L. 103-322). The law included a sunset provision, calling for its repeal after ten years. It was not renewed in 2004, and thus there is not currently a federal assault weapon ban (Plumer, 2012).
Seven states and the District of Columbia currently ban assault weapons. Five of the eight jurisdictions list the specific assault weapons banned and prohibit all weapons with specific features; one state bans only the weapons listed, and two states ban only specific features. The laws that list specific banned models are similar state to state, although the lists are not generally identical.
Connecticut's list is similar to California's, but the language is different. For example, in its subsection banning the AK series of weapons, Connecticut's law includes "[a]ny of the following specified semiautomatic centerfire rifles, or copies or duplicates thereof with the capability of any such rifles, that were in production prior to or on April 4, 2013." In addition, like California, Connecticut has a long list of features, any of which render a firearm banned. The District of Columbia's list is shorter and does not include statements that the ban includes similar makes and models to the ones listed. However, the law also bans firearms with specific design features.Maryland and Massachusetts are the other two states that ban by both list and features. Maryland bans weapons that possess any two features from its list. The Massachusetts law, which refers to the now-expired federal law (Pub. L. 103-322), also requires two features to be included.
New Jersey is the only state that includes a list of banned assault weapons but not generic features. Conversely, New York and Hawaii ban a list of only features, not specified models of firearms. However, unlike the other states, Hawaii bans only certain pistols, not rifles.
In addition to definitional differences, the laws are distinct in other ways—notably, their treatment of grandfathered weapons. For example, the District of Columbia does not allow grandfathering of assault weapons (Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, undated-a); however, all seven states with assault weapon bans do, but under different regimes. Six of the states require registration of grandfathered assault weapons; in New Jersey, registration allows grandfathered assault weapons to be used only for target shooting.
The same jurisdictions that have banned assault weapons have also banned high-capacity magazines, as has Colorado. Hawaii, which bans only assault pistols, similarly bans only high-capacity magazines for pistols. The rest ban high-capacity magazines for all firearms, although there are differences in definition here too. California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, and the District of Columbia ban magazines with a capacity of more than ten rounds. Colorado and New Jersey allow up to 15 rounds.
Laws banning or restricting assault weapons or high-capacity magazines are primarily intended to reduce firearm-related casualties and fatalities from violent crime—and, more specifically, from mass shooting incidents. The bans could impact firearm-related violence by decreasing the number of shooting incidents, decreasing the number of casualties in a given shooting, and decreasing the case fatality rate. That is, other things being equal, a shooter with an assault weapon or other weapon equipped with a high-capacity magazine can fire more ammunition and hence inflict more casualties in a given length of time than would a shooter using weapons with a lower rate of fire and capacity. In a mass shooting incident, the lower rate of fire should allow for more people to evacuate and for law enforcement or others to intervene. To most precisely characterize the causal effect of these laws on violent crime or mass shootings, the ideal data would distinguish crime and violence outcomes by whether a designated assault weapon or high-capacity magazine was used. Although limited data on the weapons used in homicides are available through the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)'s Supplementary Homicide Reports and details of the weapons and ammunition used in mass shooting incidents are increasingly being compiled on a case-by-case basis (e.g., by the Stanford University Mass Shootings in America project), none of the articles meeting our inclusion criteria for this policy analyzed crime or violence outcomes by weapon type.
The majority of crimes are not conducted with rifles but with handguns, most of which are not considered assault weapons (although most assault weapon bans also list certain "assault pistols" among the banned firearms). In 2015, 252 of the 9,616 firearm-related murders reported in FBI data involved any type of rifle; the type of firearm used in 2,477 of these murders was not specified (FBI, 2016b). Assuming that no substitution to other types of firearms would occur, the elimination of all rifle homicides would have decreased the number of firearm-related murders by 2.6 percent.
Assault weapons and high-capacity magazines are used disproportionately in mass public shootings and killings of law enforcement officers compared with murders overall. However, these incidents are relatively rare. Data combining 184 mass shooting, spree shooting, and active shooter events from 1982 to 2015 suggest that about 30 percent of incidents involved assault weapons and 37 percent of incidents involved high-capacity magazines (Blau, Gorry, and Wade, 2016). Another analysis that focused on mass shooting events involving four or more fatalities between 2009 and 2016 reported that 15 of these incidents (11 percent) involved an assault weapon or high-capacity magazine, resulting in 155 percent more injuries and 47 percent more fatalities compared with other incidents (Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, 2017b). Other research, focused on a small subset of shootings in which multiple victims were targeted, suggests that the rate of fire at mass shootings is not so high that reloading would affect the number of rounds fired (Kleck, 2016). If this finding generalized to all multiple-victim shootings, it would call into question the usefulness of laws banning high-capacity magazines, because the primary objective of such laws is to reduce the number of rounds a shooter can fire before having to reload.
Of the 38 felonious fatal shootings of law enforcement officers in 2015, 18.4 percent involved any type of rifle (FBI, 2016d). Although relatively outdated, estimates from 1994 suggest that between 31 percent and 41 percent of firearms used in murders of police officers involved assault weapons or other guns equipped with high-capacity magazines (Adler et al., 1995).
There is little theoretical basis to suggest that bans of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines would impact rates of suicide or unintentional injury. And although these policies could plausibly impact defensive gun use, the magnitudes of any such effects are likely small. The FBI reported that, in 2015, eight of the 328 firearm-related justifiable homicides by private citizens involved any type of rifle (FBI, 2016c).
Laws banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines would have direct market effects for the gun industry, including impacts on production, price, and potential spillovers from primary to secondary markets (Koper, 2004). The market effects of restricting the manufacturing and sales of a class of weapons or ammunition will depend on the relative demand for these items, the availability of nonbanned weapons that serve as close substitutes, and the costs of modifying existing weapon types to meet the requirements of the ban, to name a few. A nationwide ban could also impact the industry more broadly by generating market effects for ancillary gun companies that produce or sell certain replacement parts, accessories, or specialized magazines and precision barrels used primarily for sport shooting.
Overall, the effects of these policies will depend largely on the design and implementation of the law. Except for heavily regulated weapons manufactured prior to May 1986, assault weapons capable of automatic fire are not available for sale in the United States. Thus, the specifics of which weapons or weapon features are prohibited by a particular ban are key to understanding the marginal effect of each policy on outcomes of interest. Targeting weapons with close substitutes or features unrelated to the deadliness of the weapon or its likelihood of being used in the perpetration of violence likely limits any potential policy effects on violent crime. Further, most existing state bans (and the federal ban of 1994) influence the flow of only new weapons or magazines and do little to affect the existing stock; the National Shooting Sports Foundation, a trade association for the gun industry, estimates that more than 8.5 million assault rifles were either manufactured in or imported to the United States between the 1990s and 2013 (Chang, 2013).
Evidence that assault weapon bans may lead to short-term price increases of banned firearms is limited.
We found no qualifying studies showing that bans on the sale of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines decreased any of the eight outcomes we investigated.
Evidence for the effect of assault weapon bans on mass shootings is inconclusive.
Evidence for the effect of assault weapon bans on total homicides and firearm homicides is inconclusive.


This is one of the worst universities (if you can call this one) I've seen. I was majoring in a specific field in education and no one, I mean NO ONE, acts like an educator there. The administrators are extremely mean, not helpful, unprofessional and idiotic. The credential department has no standards and they practically accepts anyone who can breathe. Faculties that are good will try to leave and the bad ones stay there because they can't leave yet. You cannot get help anywhere and they do not treat you like a human being; not to mention the school website that is updated probably once every 2 years.


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Book review: Back of Beyond by C J Box
Posted on May 14, 2011 by Maxine
Back of Beyond by C J Box
Corvus, 2011
As well as his justly admired series about Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett, C J Box has also written a couple of well-received standalone novels (Blue Heaven and Three Weeks To Say Goodbye), books which have deservedly won him the attention of a wider audience. Back of Beyond is another of these standalones: though the main character here, Cody Hoyt, is in Three Weeks to Say Goodbye and the events in that novel are briefly alluded to, Back of Beyond stands in its own right and you certainly don't have to have read the previous novel to enjoy this one.
Cody has moved on since Three Weeks (not entirely voluntarily) and is now serving as a detective in the Montana mountains. He's a mess: a chain-smoking alcoholic who is divorced and barely sees the son whom he loves; in other words just the kind of self-indulgent, staple character I loathe. As the novel opens, Cody is sent out to the backwoods after two hikers call the police station to report finding a dead body in a burnt-out shack. At first, it seems as if the victim died by falling into a drunken stupour and leaving the wood stove door open, but the unseasonal rains mean that enough clues are left in the shell of the building for Cody suspect that the death is not natural. He calls in his colleague Lionel (who helps to keep him on the straight and narrow) who in turn calls the sheriff and the unpleasant coroner – both men standing for re-election, hence the coroner brings a journalist with him to the scene. Cody soon realises that he probably knows the victim, in which case he is sure that the mode of death is definitely not self-inflicted, but in order to persuade his colleagues of this inner knowledge he sets up an incompetent trap, resulting in him being suspended from duty.
Here the novel begins to get distinctive. Cody has his reasons to want to track down the killer (assuming there is one) off the books, ideally with Lionel's help. Soon he discovers that the victim was about to go on a guided trek in Yellowstone Park – and some digging reveals that it's likely that the perpetrator is going on the same trek in order to kill someone else. When Cody finds out the schedule, he realises that his own son Justin is on the list. The unlikeliness of this coincidence is explained by the fact that this particular trek is only available once a year, to a part of the (highly regulated) park that is not open to the public and along a route known only to one or two veteran park rangers. The book then shifts several gears as Cody juggles all the balls in order to help his son, which includes battling with his own addictions, being attacked and in lots of danger, plenty of classic detective work and the seemingly hopeless need to hastily acquire the outdoors skills necessary to follow the Yellowstone trekkers on their ambitious journey before the killer strikes.
C J Box cleverly merges his plot with his knowledge and love of the American wilderness, in particular Yellowstone Park (as vividly depicted in an earlier series novel, Free Fire). The sections about the trek itself have a strong Agatha Christie air to them, as we get to know the various personalities on the trail and wonder why they are there – and which of them might be who Cody is seeking. At the same time, Cody is on his own inner journey and we wonder if he'll change as a result of his quest (not least when he loses his cigarettes and stash of booze).
Back of Beyond is an exciting book to read, transcending the standard mystery plot by providing a protagonist who can choose to become more mature and responsible via the challenges he faces, as well as a varied and puzzling mix of circumstances and locations. This book is a perfect introduction to the novels of C J Box – or if you have read his earlier books, you'll find this one very satisfying.
I thank the UK publisher of this book, Corvus, for sending me an advance copy. It is published in the UK in August, and has already been reviewed at The Book Bag . There's a fascinating recent interview with the author at WyoFile . The author's (excellent, US) website is here, and the author's books available in the UK are listed at the Corvus website .
11 thoughts on "Book review: Back of Beyond by C J Box"
Margot Kinberg on May 14, 2011 at 14:33 said:
Maxine – Excellent review as ever. I'd been wondering what happened to Cody Hoyt (I liked him in Three Weeks… very much), and it sounds as though Box has moved him smoothly into the "starring" role. This is now on my "must read list." So thank you! I think 😉 ;-).
Maxine on May 14, 2011 at 18:55 said:
Thanks, Margot. Liked Cody! He's a bit of a mess to put it mildly, in 3 weeks and in the first part of this one. But, as you say, he's an interesting chap and I began to like him despite myself! You might like this novel as the Agatha Christie similarities are really quite strong once they get on the Yellowstone trail 😉
bernadetteinoz on May 15, 2011 at 06:55 said:
I've put this one on my audio book wishlist – the vast majority of audio books that get recorded are more mainstream/popular American titles and as there aren't that many of them I want to read I like keeping an eye out for good ones. I've liked the books of Box's that I've read and this one sounds like another solid one to read.
To be honest Bernadette I thought the ending was a little contrived but i did enjoy the book and there are lots of nice little details/side issues in it. A pleasant audio read I would think.
Dorte H on May 15, 2011 at 14:26 said:
I have enjoyed your reviews of the Joe Pickett series, but I hesitate to begin another long series. This is something else though as I have already read Three Weeks.
Thanks, Dorte.
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Craig on August 29, 2011 at 22:19 said:
I read this a few months ago, and enjoyed it. Not sure if I thought it was quite as good as BLUE HEAVEN, but I did really love the way CJ Box wove in the wilderness setting – the inherent balance between beauty and danger that is in nature – and crafted the character of Hoyt.
Like you Maxine, I've only come to CJ Box's books in recent times (mid last year for me), but have already read several. He is a good crime writer, who provides something different, unique and enjoyable with his settings and stories.
Maxine on August 30, 2011 at 08:14 said:
Agreed, Craig.


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According to Cam Merritt, a contributor to SFGate.com, it's homes that have mature gardens that usually get the biggest value increase when it comes time to sell the home. This is because homes that can show that they've taken good care of their lawn and garden make buyers feel like they must have taken the same amount of care with their home as well. The only problem with this is that you have to have been working for a while to get your garden to look like a well cared for, mature garden. So if this is something you've let go, consider calling in some professionals to help you get things where they should be and keep them there until your home finally sells.
If you're looking for a project that you can quickly complete that will give your lawn and garden a facelift before you put your home on the market, you may want to consider doing some softscaping. According to Anne Arntson, a contributor to House Logic, softscaping means adding items that will help your home look great all year long. This will be especially beneficial if your home stays on the market for a while. Some plants you may want to consider adding when softscaping include a few trees, shrubs, perennial flowers, rocks or boulders, and some natural edging.
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And the winner is… Bellkara! Conrad Shipyard is excited to share that our latest sailing project Bellkara was announced winner of the International Yacht & Aviation Awards 2017 for the category Sailing Yacht!
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design et al and Luxe et al wanted to share with you the exciting news of the winners for The International Yacht & Aviation Awards 2017. The publishing house, based in the UK, hosts three major design awards each year. The awards were hosted in the incredible Hotel Cipriani on Friday 19th May, this beautiful setting was a perfect location for the prestigious event.
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A final do Copa do Mundo de Clubes da FIFA de 2008 foi disputada em 16 de dezembro de 2008, entre o campeão da Copa Libertadores da América de 2008, a , e o campeão da Liga dos Campeões da UEFA de 2007-08, o .

O Manchester United venceu por 1 a 0 e conquistou o título do torneio. O jogo foi arbitrado pelo uzbeque Ravshan Irmatov.

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A grande final do Mundial de Clubes de 2008 foi entre , campeão da Liga dos Campeões da UEFA de 2007–08 e , campeã da Copa Libertadores de 2008 que tinha em seu elenco jogadores de muita qualidade, caso de Cevallos, Araujo, Reasco, Urrutia, Ambrosi, Bolaños, Bieler e Manso. Em um jogo muito "pegado", disputado e com várias chances, coube a Rooney inaugurar o placar aos 73 minutos, dando a vitória por 1–0.

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HttpWatch is an HTTP sniffer for IE, Firefox, iPhone & iPad that provides new insights into how your website loads and performs.
The plugin is quite simple it shows you all requests from your Browser to remote server with plenty of Debug information (on the fly). You can see exactly the Commands sent over the HTTP protocol as well as returned request status responce from Web Server (i.e. 200, 300, 400). By knowing the status returned by webserver you can debug odd problems with website authentication as well as oddities caused by proxies you don't know about. Besides showing responce returned on web requests HttpWatch shows also hand-shake of session ID variables. This makes the plugin precious for Web developers and System Administrators working in Web & Middleware (Linux / Windows based Web Hosting companies) etc.
Once you have plugin installed to check what's happening with a website access in (Firefox) select Tools -> HttpWatch. You will get a bottom screen new window with deug info.
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3. Popov V.P., Rogozhina L.P., Medvedeva E.V. Evaluation of the Preparedness of Territorial Centers of Disaster Medicine for the Elimination of Medical and Sanitary Effects of Emergency Situations
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State-funded Health Institution of the Sverdlovsk Region "Territorial Center for Disaster Medicine"
A scoring scale developed to assess the readiness of the territorial centers of disaster medicine (TCDM) to eliminate the medical and sanitary effects of emergencies is presented. In accordance with modern regulatory documents, the standards for the ambulance service and for the disaster medicine service are taken as a basis for those indicators. It is noted that the use of this scale allows to objectively assess the readiness for work of the TCDM in the emergency situation, relying on performance indicators of their daily activities.
Key words: ambulance service, daily routine mode, disaster medicine service, emergency mode, point scale, regulatory documents, territorial centers of disaster medicine
1. Popov V.P., Sovershenstvovaniye sistemy organizatsii ekstrennoy meditsinskoy pomoshchi v subyekte Rossiyskoy Federatsii, Avtoref. diss. … doct. med. nauk, (Improvement of the emergency medical care organization system in a constituent entity of the Russian Federation), Extended abstract of Doctor's thesis in Medicine, Ekaterinburg, AMB Publ., 2014, 42 p. (In Rus.).
2. On the approval of Regulations of the All-Russian Service for Disaster Medicine, Decree of August 26, 2013, No. 734-FZ, available at: http://www.consultant.ru/ (In Rus.).
3. Goncharov S.F., Bobiy B.V., Bystrov M.V., (On Preparedness of Service for Disaster Medicine of Health Ministry of Russia for Response and Activity in Emergency Situation Environment), Medicina katastrof, (Disaster medicine), 2017; 1: 5–12 (In Rus.).
4. On the approval of qualification requirements for medical and pharmaceutical officers with secondary medical and pharmaceutical education, Order of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation dated Februry 10, 2016, No. 83n, available at: http://www.garant.ru/ (In Rus.).
5. On the approval of qualification requirements for medical and pharmaceutical officers with higher education in the field of "Healthcare and Medical Sciences", Order of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation dated October 8, 2015, No. 707n, available at: http://www.garant.ru/ (In Rus.).
6. On the training of the population in the field of protection from natural and man-made emergency situations, Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated September 4, 2003, No. 547, available at: http://www.garant.ru/ (In Rus.).
7. On the approval of the Order of rendering emergency medical care, including specialized medical care, Order of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation dated June 20, 2013, No. 388n (In Rus.).
8. On the amendments to the Order of rendering emergency medical care, including specialized medical care approved by the order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation of June 20, 2013, No. 388n, Order of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation dated January 22, 2016, No. 33n (In Rus.).
9. On the approval of the Russian Federation "Health Development" state program, Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated April 15, 2014, No. 294, available at: http://www.consultant.ru/ (In Rus.).
10. On the improvement of the emergency medical care system for the persons injured in the acts of terrorism, Order of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation and Russian Emergencies Ministry dated November 3, 1999, No. 394/589, available at: http://www.garant.ru/ (In Rus.).
11. On the state material reserve, Federal Law of the Russian Federation dated December 29, 1994, No. 79-FZ, available at: http://www.consultant.ru/ (In Rus.).
12. On the approval of the Regulation on organization of provision of the population with the personal protective equipment, Order of the Russian Emergencies Ministry dated October 1, 2014, No. 543, available at: http://www.consultant.ru/ (In Rus.).


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El municipio de Godech (búlgaro: Община Годеч) es un municipio búlgaro perteneciente a la provincia de Sofía. Se ubica en la esquina noroccidental de la provincia, en la frontera con Serbia.

Demografía
En 2011 tiene 5375 habitantes, de los cuales el 96,04% son étnicamente búlgaros. Su capital es Godech, donde viven cuatro quintas partes de la población del municipio.

Localidades
Además de la capital municipal Godech, hay 19 pueblos en el municipio:

 Brakovtsi
 Bukorovtsi
 Barlia
 Vradlovtsi
 Varbnitsa
 Guintsi
 Golesh
 Gubesh
 Kalenovtsi

 Komshtitsa
 Lopushnia
 Murgash
 Ravna
 Razboishte
 Ropot
 Smolcha
 Staniantsi
 Tuden
 Shuma

Referencias

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Godech