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Eight-Day Week
To Do This Week: The Women of Influence Awards and Kentucky Derby Day
By Jennifer Ashley Wright • 04/29/15 3:45pm
The Kentucky Derby takes place Saturday, May 2. (Photo: Getty Images)
WEDNESDAY April 29
The Food Allergy Research and Education luncheon is one where you will never be able to expect shellfish or peanut butter pie. But then, I guess those are never served at any society luncheon (they always serve those sad little panna cotta things for dessert). But the research toward new food allergy treatments does provide hope that one day everyone can enjoy peanut butter pie. Cipriani 42nd Street, 110 East 42nd Street, 11 a.m., $500
THURSDAY April 30
If there are three things I think we can all agree all humans enjoy, they're love, laughter and wine. That may be open to argument, but I'm going to stick to it. If you agree, you'd probably enjoy the Wines & Food of the World Extravaganza at the United Nations for the American Friends of Cité des Civilisations du Vin. The event, hosted by George Sape and former French Prime Minister Alain Juppé, will feature wines from 50 countries. Delegates Dining Room at the United Nations, 1 United Nations Plaza, 6 p.m., $650
FRIDAY May 1
They're rolling out the pink carpet for the T.J. Martell Foundation's Women of Influence Awards. Honorees include Today's Natalie Morales, the radio personality Delilah and others who will help raise funds for breast and ovarian cancer awareness and prevention. Guastavino's, 409 East 59th Street, 11 a.m., $250
SATURDAY May 2
Get your hat out immediately and start betting on every animal you see, because it is Kentucky Derby day! If you're thinking to yourself, a little mournfully, "I live in New York, the only animal I can bet on is that chicken who plays tic-tac-toe," well, bad news—that chicken doesn't exist anymore. The best thing you can do is watch beautiful horses on a TV while nursing a cocktail. Do it at the BLT Bar & Grill Down and Derby day party. The $25 entry fee will get you Derby day bites and two drinks of your choice. We'd recommend a bourbon-based one, like the Lawrenceburg Cooler (bourbon, honey, Angostura bitters, lemon, grapefruit). But if you're a traditionalist, you might want to stick with Pimm's Cups. You'll also get to listen to live music by CitiGrass, a four-piece bluegrass band. It will transport you back to a simpler time, when chickens still won every round of tic-tac-toe in Chinatown. BLT Bar and Grill, 123 Washington Street, 4-7 p.m., $25
Neil Patrick Harris is doing a thing! Look, you know me, and I know you, and we both know the other will show up to whatever that thing is. Neil Patrick Harris will probably be president in 20 years, because he is the one universally unobjectionable person alive. But if you're curious, that thing is hosting the Children's Museum of the Arts' Come Make Art! Spring Benefit, along with other cool funny people like Jane Krakowski and Stacey Bendet Eisner. The museum provides arts education to underserved children in the city, especially those with disabilities. Children will be invited to participate in art workshops, and you will be invited to gawk at all manner of cool famous people. Not really. But they will be leading story time hours and music sessions throughout the day, which will allow for gawking if you're into that (we are all into that). And, of course, children will get to keep the pieces they create to decorate your home. Children's Museum of the Arts, 103 Charlton Street, 12-4 p.m., $175 for adults, $85 for children
MONDAY May 4
Need a fun way to celebrate Cinco de Mayo? Bodega Negra will be doing a Loco Monday celebration, which includes "Day of Dead dancers" and a Mexican burlesque show that involves a large and hopefully docile yellow snake. It's a step above the tacos you'd likely be having elsewhere (though yes, there will, of course, be tacos). Dream Downtown, 355 West 16th Street, 11 p.m., free
TUESDAY May 5
After dancing Cinco de Mayo away, you'll want to watch other people dance. Gather at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, where Luce della Vite wines will be celebrating its 20th anniversary with a performance of Merce Cunningham's RainForest piece by the Stephen Petronio Company. Following the dance, Luce della Vite will be unveiling its 20th vintage. Baryshnikov Arts Center, 450 West 37th Street, 6 p.m., invite only
WEDNESDAY May 6
I figure the New York Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Children is one of those charities that every single human can get behind. So get out and raise a glass to them at their 2015 Junior Committee Spring Benefit. You can expect canapés, cocktails and the general feeling of goodness that comes from helping a worthwhile cause. Tao Downtown, 92 Ninth Avenue, 8-11 p.m., $150
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Keys to the residential and commercial building, containing 25 dwellings and developed jointly by the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development (CFSSI) and the Municipality of Mojkovac, have been handed over at today's ceremony.
Dwellings are intended for meeting the housing needs of the employees of local administration, state authorities and CFSSI's members. The building is of good quality, constructed according to the latest construction standards. Moreover, it is adjusted for disabled persons and provides its future tenants with an elevator and central heating system. Out of 25, there are 5 studios, 6 one-bedroom and 14 bedroom dwellings, the price of which amounts to EUR 600/m².
The Consortium of companies "Kompas", Bijelo Polje and "Bemax", Podgorica was the contractor while the value of the project amounts to ca EUR 1.1 million.
The ceremony was attended by the representatives of the Municipality of Mojkovac, CFSSI, Municipal Trade Union Commission, Montenegrin Employers Federation as well as the representatives of media.
Ceremony on the occasion of completion of works on the housing project containing 270 dwellings in Topolica – Bjelisi settlement in Bar was held on Monday, 12 August 2013.
Housing project was carried out jointly by the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development (CFSSI), the Municipality of Bar and the Municipal Trade Union Commission Bar and is aimed at meeting the housing needs of employees of local administration, state authorities and companies - members of the CFSSI. Buildings were developed according to the latest ecological and energy efficiency standards and are the first buildings in Montenegro to introduce solar water heating system, which will reduce costs for consumed electrical energy to their beneficiaries of up to 40 percents.
Project design anticipated 108 one-bedroom dwellings totaling 45 to 50 m² and 162 two-bedroom dwellings totaling 65 to 70 m², the selling price of which amounts to 780 €/ m². The Company "Celebic" from Podgorica was the contractor and the investment value amounts to EUR 12,100,000.
The ceremony was attended by the representatives of the Government of Montenegro, the Municipality of Bar, the CFSSI, the contractor, public institutions and companies from Bar, media, as well as future tenants of buildings to whom the keys of dwellings were handed over during the ceremony.
Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development LLC and the company "Celebic" from Podgorica have signed the Contract on construction of residential and commercial building in Budva, at urban parcel No. 4 in Rozino settlement, which was allocated for this purpose by the Municipality of Budva. The Building, the value of which amounts to EUR 6 million will contain 131 housing units and 3 business premises and will be constructed on turnkey basis. Time of completion of works is 14 months from the date when the contractor is given access to and possession of the site.
The building for collective housing, comprised of two lamella buildings with total number of 169 units, is intended for resolving housing issues of the employees from the territory of the Municipality of Podgorica and shall be carried out by the CFSSI and the Trade Union Commission of the Capital City of Podgorica. For this purpose, the latter obtained the land and infrastructure from the Municipality of Podgorica free of charge.
Contractor is the construction company Cijevna Komerc LLC from Podgorica, who is given 14 months from the day it enters the site to complete the building.
The foundation stone laying ceremony was attended by Vladan Vučelić, Deputy Mayor of Podgorica, Danilo Popović, President of the Board of Directors of CFSSI, Boris Mihailović, Executive Director of CFSSI, Goran Dragović, President of the Trade Union Commission of the Capital City, Zoran Masoničić, Secretary General of the Trade Unions Confederation, Marko Čanović, Deputy Minister of Sustainable Development and Member of the Board of Directors of CFSSI, Ivan Mitrović, President of the Assembly of the Montenegrin Employers Federation, representatives of the contractor and many others.
At the suggestion of Lei Yufeng, Commissioner of the China Development Bank for Serbia and Region (CDB) and the invitation of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development, the Chinese Delegation has paid a three-day visit to the CFSSI.
The Chinese Delegation consisted of the above-mentioned Commissioner of CDB and the Vice General Manager of the China Chongqing International Corp. for Economic and Trade Cooperation (CICET) Tian Juan and her associates.
The reason behind this visit was the wish and the interest of the Chinese party to assess the opportunity for entering the Montenegrin market through cooperation with the CFSSI, i.e. investment in some of the CFSSI's major future projects. At the meetings organized over the course of this visit, the emphasis was put on the potential cooperation on the development projects Eco complex "Kavac" in Kotor and Eco-city located in Bandici in the Municipality of Danilovgrad.
In this regard, on Wednesday, 19 September 2012, the Chinese Delegation, along with the representatives of the CFSSI headed by Danilo Popovic, Chairman of the Board, as well as representatives of the Government and the Employers Federation, has visited the Municipality of Kotor. At the meeting held with the Mayor of Kotor Mrs. Catovic and her associates, cooperation on the implementation of project "Kavac" has been discussed. Apart from 1500 housing units, this project of utmost importance for the Municipality and its employees will include all the additional facilities, which will altogether constitute urban and functional unit.
The next day, i.e. on Thursday, 20 September 2012, a meeting in the Municipality of Danilovgrad was organized, on which occasion the Mayor of Danilovgrad Branislav Djuranovic with his associates has acquainted the Chinese Delegation as well as representatives of the CFSSI and the Government with the investment environment in this Municipality. The Mayor has stressed the importance of drafting the new Spatial Planning Scheme, which will help create the preconditions for the beginning of the implementation of such an important project in the near future.
According to the CFSSI's Chairman of the Board Danilo Popovic, this project envisages the accommodation of all categories of population which had not been able to resolve their housing issues previously as well as mixing of social groups within it. Future complex, i.e. Eco-city will have optimal conditions for human living by world standards, crating thus numerous job opportunities. Moreover, the project will be developed by highest ecological standards, with maximum usage of renewable sources of energy, which will bring benefit to future tenants in terms of reducing costs of living and improving the quality of life.
Representatives of CICET have shown their interest and willingness to start the cooperation with the CFSSI both on the above mentioned housing projects and the reestablishment of manufacture in Montenegro as well as the import of some high-quality building materials from China. Through the Cooperation Protocol, which is its preparation phase, two parties will formally express their readiness to cooperate in future. The China Development Bank has given its full support both to the projects and the cooperation between CFSSI and CICET, expressing its wish to be involved in these projects in terms of providing financing.
Danilo Popović, President of the Board of Directors of CFSSI, Aleksandar Žurić, Mayor of the Municipality of Bijelo Polje and Nikola Janjušević, Deputy Director of the Police Directorate have laid the foundation stone in the construction of residential and commercial complex in the urban centre "Nikoljac" in Bijelo Polje. The complex consists of three buildings with total number of 140 housing units, jointly financed by the municipality of Bijelo Polje, CFSSI and the Ministry of Interior Affairs, the value of which exceeds EUR 6 million. The Constructor will be a Consortium of companies from Bijelo Polje while the time of completion is 18 month.
According to Mr. Popović, apartments will be modern and comfortable, fitted with central heating and constructed in high quality like all the other apartments built by the CFSSI so far.
The ceremony of laying the foundation stone was attended by Tarzan Milošević, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Zoran Masoničić, General Secretary of the Trade Unions Confederation and many others.
A ceremony was organized on occasion of the completion of solidarity building construction in Rožaje, during which Nusret Kalač, Mayor of the Municipality of Rožaje and Danilo Popović, President of the Board of Director of CFSSI handed over the apartments' keys to future tenants of the building. In the construction of this building, consisted of 54 housing units, EUR 1.7 million was invested, whereas the Municipality allocated the land and utilities free of charge. Mayor of the Municipality of Rožaje announced the continuation of cooperation with the CFSSI through the development of at least another building. Boris Mihailović, Executive Director of CFSSI said that 22 families were given keys to apartments on this occasion and that the building is expected to be fully occupied by the end of summer.
Mr. Danilo Popovic, Chairman of the Board of Directors of CFSSI, Mr. Lazar Radjenovic, Mayor of the Municipality of Budva, Mr. Ivan Mitrovic, member of the Board of Directors on behalf of the Montenegrin Employers Federation and Mr. Boro Markovic, owner of the construction company "Vjesnik", which executed works on one of the buildings ("Lamella C") addressed the attendees at the Conference and spoke about the cooperation between the Municipality and the CFSSI and the housing project itself.
Housing units constructed within two buildings, i.e. 30 units in "Lamella B" and 77 units in "Lamella C" are intended for resolving housing issues of the employees in local and state institutions from Budva. The Municipality allocated free land and infrastructure for their construction. Buildings contain business premises for support activities, underground garage, their own generator in case of power outage, modern sprinkler systems and systems for aeration and smoke elimination as well as standard and state of the art equipment. Investment value amounts to EUR 5.5 million.
Construction of another building containing 131 housing units was announced at the Conference, after which the attendees and the representatives of media visited together the newly constructed buildings.
Management of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development and NLB Montenegro Bank held a meeting today in Bar with the representatives of local administration bodies, public institutions and companies from the territory of the Municipality of Bar, on which occasion NLB Bank presented its offer for granting housing loans to future beneficiaries of solidarity dwellings that are being built within the residential complex in Topolica-Bjelisi, Bar. NLB Bank offered the potential purchasers the possibility of obtaining housing loans for a period of 20 years, at 5% interest rate plus Euribor, which at the moment amounts to 6.625% or interest rate fixed at 7.5% per year.
Residential complex containing three buildings with 270 apartments represents one of the major projects in the Municipality of Bar, which will provide the employees from its territory with the opportunity to resolve their housing issues under favorable conditions with prices per square meter of up to EUR 780. Buildings will be of high quality, constructed in accordance with the highest ecological and energy efficiency standards.
After the meeting, all the attendees, together with the representatives of the contractor, Consortium of companies "Celebic" and "Zetagradnja" and the representatives of media, visited the construction site.
Cooperation Protocol on the establishment of Housing Savings Bank between the Italian Infogroup and the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development (CFSSI) was signed today by Mr. Paolo Renzi, General Director of Infogroup and Mr. Danilo Popovic, President of the Board of Directors of CFSSI.
In addition to Mr. Renzi, the Italian delegation included Mr. Gianpaolo Moscati, Vice President of Infogroup, Mr. Bruno Giannoni, Sales Manager at Infogroup, Mr. Alfredo Pasquinelli, President of Sempla, Mr. Riccardo Parasporo, representative of Banca Intesa Beograd and Mr. Piero Papini, representative of TT&T Consortium.
In addition to Mr. Popovic, CFSSI delegation included Mr. Boris Mihailovic, Executive Director and Mr. Mijat Mijatovic, Advisor of President of the Board of Directors.
Addressing the guests, the Ambassador of Italy, Mr. Sergio Barbanti emphasized his support to this project and promised to make efforts to further develop and intensify the economic cooperation between Italy and Montenegro. The event was attended by Mr. Vujica Lazovic, Vice-President of Government, Mr. Suad Numanovic, Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. Giulio Moreno, Chief of Office of EBRD in Montenegro, members of the Board of Directors of CFSSI, representatives of Trade Union Confederation and many others.
By signing the Cooperation Protocol, the first step was made towards launching the project of establishing the first Housing Savings Bank in Montenegro, following models of the developed European countries. Housing Savings Bank will organize special-purpose collection of deposits from natural and legal persons and after the expiry of two-year savings period grant loans for purchasing or furnishing apartments as well as maintaining the existing housing fund. Housing loans will be granted under conditions more favorable than those currently offered by the financial institutions.
It should be emphasized that both the Government of Montenegro and the Central Bank support this project and offered a great deal of support to CFSSI while preparing the Draft Housing Savings Bank Act, which will be passed soon.
At the invitation of the National Social Housing Association (NSHA) of Armenia, the representative of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development (CFSSI) – Mr. Boris Mihailovic, Executive Director attended the International Conference on Social Housing named "Partnership for Social Affordable Housing", held on 21 and 22 March 2012 in Yerevan, Armenia. Cooperation between CFSSI and NSHA began last year through DIGH (Dutch International Guarantees for Housing) and CECODHAS (European Liaison Committee for Social Housing) who recommended their colleagues from Armenia to visit Montenegro and get acquainted with the activities performed by CFSSI in the field of social housing. After the visit, the colleagues from Armenia showed their interest for the model of affordable housing provision implemented by CFSSI what was followed by the invitation to the above-mentioned Conference. At the Conference, the CFSSI's representative gave a presentation on the topic "The Role of Public-Private Partnership in Social Housing in Montenegro". The Conference was attended by all the relevant social housing associations both from the EU and Central and Eastern Europe.
China Development Bank's delegation, led by Lei Yueng, Director for Serbia and Montenegro has visited the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development, on which occasion Danilo Popovic, President of the Fund's Board of Directors with his associates presented them the role of the Fund in Montenegro, as well as carried out and planned projects.
Representatives of the China Development Bank said that this financial institution is ready to be Fund's partner in the field of solidarity housing development and that they will consider all the opportunities for cooperation.
While presenting their institution, the guests emphasized that China Development Bank ranks first with regard to financing of development projects in China, Eurasian continent and the world. It disposes of 63 billion Yuan of capital and up to this year invested 210 billion USD in development projects all over the world. The Bank is mainly involved in the implementation of infrastructure and energy industry projects, with special emphasis on renewable sources of energy. It also deals with commercial affairs, carefully choosing partners with whom it initiates the implementation of development projects.
The guests positively assessed the idea of CFSSI to connect domestic contractors with related companies from China. They consider very important to connect Chinese manufacturers of high-quality building materials with Montenegrin, since products of low quality appear on the local market, which is why an image of low standards of Chinese industry is being created.
They assessed the presented projects as very interesting and indicated that the support of the Government would be significant for the involvement of China Development Bank in them, since the Government presents the third equal co-owner of the Fund besides the Trade Union and the Employers Federation.
Danilo Popovic, President of the Board of Directors informed the guests that the Fund has developed more than 1000 apartments in all Montenegrin Municipalities since its establishment; moreover, it initiates the construction of three buildings with 270 apartments in Bar and a building in Budva and plans to develop ecological estates in the coast and inland, as well as a residential complex on the location between Podgorica and Danilovgrad. This complex would consist of three units. The first two would include different classes of apartments, from lower to higher class in relation to market prices and the third unit would represent so called "diplomatic estate", intended for the most demanding buyers. The entire complex would have all the ancillary services and facilities, starting from parking lots to schools, kindergartens, tertiary industry, business centers and pools.
He explained that all the apartments are being built under the highest European standards, adjusted to the climate and environment in which they are located, with special emphasis on the energy efficiency. Furthermore, he pointed out that these apartments are being sold at prices 40 to 50 percents lower than those of market, since the resolution of housing issue for as many Montenegrin citizens is the objective of the Fund's founders.
China Development Bank and the Fund both basically confirmed their readiness to start the cooperation and agreed to submit the projects with detailed information to the competent authorities. China Development Bank has not been present in Montenegro up to date.
Round Table "Energy Efficiency Improvement in Construction Industry in Montenegro", as a part of IPA Project "EU Build Energy Efficiency" was held today in Podgorica in organization of the Montenegrin Employers Federation (MEF). In addition to the representatives of MEF, Turkish Building Material Producers Association (IMSAD) and the Economic Department of Turkish Embassy in Montenegro, Round Table was also attended by the representatives of CFSSI and other companies operating in the construction industry. It was said on this occasion that energy efficiency, being a "number one" resource, represents one of the most effective ways to improve security of energy supply, reduce import dependence as well as emissions and other pollutants, therefore investing more strongly in the development of financial instruments and mechanisms that can help improve the overall energy efficient products and methods in the construction industry is of particular importance for the future.
On Tuesday, 20 December 2011, the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development (CFSSI) organized a Reception to mark the start of a New Year and announce its future projects. Montenegrin Government officials, Mayors of the Municipalities, representatives of the Diplomatic Corps in Montenegro, Montenegrin Employers Federation and Trade Union, CFSSI's business partners and eventually the representatives of media were all invited to attend this Reception. After presenting previous results, current activities and projects planned for 2012, CFSSI arranged a casual cocktail party as well.
Montenegrin delegation, led by the Employers Federation, including the representatives of construction, banking and NGO sector, as well as Ministry of Sustainable Development and Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development, has attended the Third International Quality in Construction Summit, organized within IPA Project "EU Build Energy Efficiency" from 20 to 24 November 2011 in Istanbul, by the Turkish Building Material Producers Association (IMSAD). Finding mechanisms for a more quality implementation of energy efficiency in the construction sector was one of the main themes of the Summit, during the course of which the Declaration on Energy Efficiency has been signed after all the participating countries agreed on its contents.
The Agreement by and between the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development and Consortium of companies Celebic Ltd and Zetagradnja Ltd has been signed today in Bar, on the basis of which, three residential buildings containing 270 apartments will be developed in this Municipality.
Executive directors Boris Mihailovic and Milasin Borovic signed the Agreement on behalf of the Montenegrin Fund and Consortium respectively. This event has been attended by the Mayor of the Municipality of Bar, Mr. Zarko Pavicevic, President of the Board of Directors of the Fund, Mr. Danilo Popovic, Deputy Minister for Sustainable Development and Tourism, Mr. Danilo Gvozdenovic, Director of the Directorate for Public Works, Mr. Zarko Zivkovic, as well as the representatives of Employers Federation, Trade Union, Municipal Trade Union Committee of Bar and companies from Bar that will provide apartments for their employees in theses buildings.
Each of the three buildings will contain 90 one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. Time of completion of buildings will be 16 months.
CECODHAS Housing Europe organized a Conference on Social Housing, which was held from 19 to 21 October 2011 in Warsaw. Among the attendees at the Conference was a representative, i.e. the Executive Director of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development (CFSSI) as well. Within the thematic seminar "Models to Develop Affordable Housing", he held a presentation on the activities in this field that are carried out by CFSSI, which represents the first institution in this region of Europe to resolve housing problems in such a manner. On this occasion, CECODHAS has acknowledged the significance of CFSSI once again, emphasizing its example of housing policy as an important contribution for the countries in this region.
Montenegrin Prime Minister, Mr. Igor Luksic has paid a visit to the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development, where he had discussions with the Management of the Fund.
President of the Board of Directors, Mr. Danilo Popovic acquainted the Prime Minister with the past activities as well as plans of the Fund, whose goal is to enable solving housing issues to its clients in a quality manner and under favorable conditions .
Popovic pointed out the fact that the Fund, in cooperation with local governments, has carried out so far the construction of 1000 housing units in almost all municipalities in Montenegro and announced that almost the same number of units is scheduled for construction by the end of the year.
"These results prove the justifiability of the partnership of Government, Trade Union and Employers Federation"- Prime Minister Luksic said. In this context, he pointed out the further need to address one of the fundamental and existential issues both for the employees in public administration and private sector. Prime Minister Luksic said that special attention should be given to providing housing facilities for pensioners, having regards to their inability to borrow on commercial lending criteria.
What is assessed as very important is the fact that buildings will be constructed in accordance with environmental standards and energy efficiency principles with an extremely high quality of construction, which will contribute to comfort and reduction of costs of living for future clients of the Fund.
In the presence of President of the Municipality of Niksic, representatives of CFSSI and other guests, the ceremonial delivery of keys has been organized today at noon, in the Sports Center in Niksic. Building containing 85 housing units had been constructed through the partnership of CFSSI and local administration, while the keys to apartments have been delivered to the employees of the Municipality, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Hospital and several other institutions and companies from the territory of the Municipality of Niksic. Further cooperation of CFSSI and Municipality on development of another residential building has also been announced.
Press Conference was convened by the Municipality of Bar, Municipal Trade Union Committee of Bar (OSP Bar) and CFSSI, with the aim to present the project of solidarity housing development for meeting the needs of employees in Bar.
Municipality of Bar has allocated three urban parcels, as follows: A8, A9 and A10, within Detailed Town-planning Scheme (DUP) "Topolica-Bjelisi" in Bar for the above mentioned purpose, according to the selection procedure of the public tender.
OSP Bar and CFSSI had organized drafting of project documentation, which was awarded to "Ing-Invest" from Danilovgrad and "Planet Cluster" from Madrid.
The intention of the investor is to construct energy-sustainable residential buildings by using renewable sources of energy, where the emphasis is placed on the application of solar systems, since Bar is town with the greatest number of sunny days in this region.
It was agreed that companies should express their needs in structure and number of apartments and that OSP Bar and representatives of the Municipality of Bar and CFSSI should organize the allocation of apartments.
Start of construction is scheduled for august 2011, and the completion of all three buildings parallel in 18 month.
Agreement on development of two buildings on Tuski put, in the warehouse zone, for the purpose of meeting the needs of employees from the territory of Podgorica, has been entered into by and between the representatives of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development and Municipal Trade Union Committee of the Capital city.
Between 150 and 180 apartments will be constructed on that location at the price of 650-700 euros per square meter, and tender for selection of contractors will be invited by 1 May followed by laying of foundation stone. Time of completion of both buildings is 15 month.
Kotor – The Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development will develop a housing estate in Kotor with capacity to house three to four thousand residents, at the location which has been allocated to the state institutions by the Municipality with the consent of the Local Parliament Councillors by the end of 2008.
At the meeting initiated by the Mayor Marija Catovic and the representatives of the Fund and state institutions, it has been agreed to start joint project of developing housing estate, where all the interested parties could solve their housing issues, at the most favourable prices.
The location of the future housing estate is within the cadastral municipality "Dub" near the "Vrmac" tunnel, where the Municipality of Kotor allocated land, totalling 16,304 m².
The Customs House obtained 1,597 m² of land, Municipal Trade Union obtained 2,209 m², General Hospital 4,585 m², Medical Centre 1,508 m², Ministry of Education 2,390, Police Directorate – branch office Kotor 4,585 m², Agency for National Security 1,799 m² and Basic Court in Kotor obtained 726 m².
Catovic said that almost all representatives of the institutions that obtained building plots from the Municipality agreed to enter the project, thus the representatives of certain state institutions have already entered into the agreement with the cooperative on development of solidarity apartments.
Mr. Danilo Popovic, President of the Board of Directors of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development said that the Fund has around 3,250 members and that it provided building plots for this purpose in every town in Montenegro. He also said that the location in Kotor is a location of top quality.
Today, the representatives of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development and the Erste Bank have entered into the Agreement on business cooperation, which should provide more favourable conditions for funding construction and crediting purchase of apartments.
Representatives of the Fund and the Bank said that the Agreement refers to funding of housing construction, i.e. to granting credits to the end buyers.
This is the first step with which the Bank attempts to stimulate end users of the Fund, that is to say to enable relevant crediting on a long term basis, said Mr. Aleksa Lukic, Executive Director of the Erste Bank.
The Agreement was entered into by and between Mr. Danilo Popovic, President of the Board of Directors of the Fund and Mr. Aleksa Lukic, Executive Director of the Erste Bank.
PLJEVLJA-Representatives of the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development Mr. Danilo Popovic, President of the Board of Directors and Mr. Boris Mihailovic, Executive Director of the Fund, handed over the keys to the owners of the apartments of residential building in Pljevlja, which were constructed within the Project "1000 Solidarity Apartments".
Works on the construction of the residential building with 26 housing units in Pljevlja were executed by the company "MD Momo" from Berane.
Cooperation with the Municipality of Pljevlja on development of another residential building with 50 apartments has been announced during the formal handover of the keys.
Representatives of the Faculty of Economics and the Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development entered into the Agreement on business cooperation, which anticipates that this institution drafts a Feasibility Study relating to the construction of solidarity apartments, their sale and rental, as well as the justifiability of establishing a bank of the Fund.
The Agreement was entered into by and between Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovovic, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Mr. Danilo Popovic, President of the Board of Directors of the Fund.
After finishing project documentation and submitting it to technical control, development of the building "B" in Podgorica has started and it is expected to be completed and inhabited in the next couple of months.
The Fund's planned projection of work for the following 2009 is the continuation of development of residential buildings at the Kakaricka gora, at the plots obtained from the capital of Podgorica. Development of 64 housing units is planned on that location in the next period while the development of the already started buildings in Pljevlja (25), Berane (90), Cetinje (52) and Budva (33) is in the phase of completion.
Except the planned development and completion of housing units in the above mentioned municipalities, and after obtaining cadastre plots from the local governances of the majority of Montenegrin municipalities, the Fund in its future activities, planned development of 324 housing units in Bar, 86 in Budva, 150 in Bijelo Polje, 145 in Niksic, 12 in Zabljak, 36 in Rozaje, 25 in Petrovac, 22 in Herceg Novi, 60 in Plužine, 12 in Mojkovac, 10 in Andrijevica, 90 in Cetinje, 50 in Berane i 50 in Pljevlja.
Montenegrin Fund for Solidarity Housing Development has made a preliminary Master Plan for the Eco-City for the Municipality of Danilovgrad and proposed to the Municipality of Danilovgrad and the Government of Montenegro the development of a modern ecological residential area, i.e. town with optimal conditions for human housing according to the world's standards, which would be unique in this part of Europe.
The Master Plan is submitted to the representatives of the Municipal Parliament of Danilovgrad, representatives of the Government of Montenegro and to the relevant institutions for consideration.
In close cooperation with local goverments and municipal trade union commissions the CFSSI has provided building land in almost every municipality in Montenegro. In some of them works are in the phase of completion.


In a mature woodland setting, West Lothian Crematorium provides a place of peace and tranquillity to remember and reflect on the life of a loved one. The crematorium is privately owned by the Westerleigh Group who own a number of crematoriums throughout the UK. The staff at the crematorium are incredibly committed and dedicated to providing a meaningful service. The crematorium is non-denominational which means that it can cater for all beliefs and religions. The chapel is light, bright and airy constructed from natural materials to create a warm and welcoming setting. Attractive gardens surround the chapel and crematorium which provide the bereaved with a place to spend in quiet contemplation. Services can be tailored to suit the requirements of family members and you can use the state of the art music system to browse and select the most suitable music for loved ones.


Rich, impressive, fleshy, good tannin and acidity.
A spicy aroma of cedar and cinnamon, followed by raspberry and cherry flavors, a soft texture. Finishes with sweet fruit and firm tannins. Deceptively attractive now, but it should improve for five years or more in the cellar. A good buy for Bordeaux.


From their charming goldsmith studio in the heart of Copenhagen designers Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies make personal handcrafted jewellery with a modern twist and a keen eye on tradition. The creative duo is driven by a passion for individual storytelling, unique design and uncompromising craftsmanship which in just a few years has turned jewellery by Emquies-Holstein into acclaimed conversation pieces.
From their charming goldsmith studio and flagship store in the heart of Copenhagen designers Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies make personal jewelry with a modern twist and a keen eye on tradition. The creative duo is driven by a passion for individual storytelling, which in just a few years has turned jewelry by Emquies-Holstein into internationally acclaimed conversation pieces.
Since 2007 the creativity and passion of Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies has evolved solely around their mutual love brand Emquies-Holstein. Before joining forces privately as well as professionally the couple has worked with some of the world's finest designer labels such as Tiffany & Co, Ralph Lauren, Royal Copenhagen and George Jensen Damask, but today their uncompromising craftsmanship and characteristic expression is dedicated solely to their own collections.
In 2010 Emquies-Holstein moved to charming new settings in Copenhagen's design district. From the ceiling gigantic spotlights illuminate the buzzing machines, while glass cases display the latest collections, enabling visitors to experience the daily work of the designers at close hand. Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies also work closely with the customers when it comes to meeting their specific demands, as storytelling and timeless jewelry is the very DNA of Emquies-Holstein as a brand.
With a background in graphic design, construction building and jewelry design Emquies-Holstein is an unusual and happy blend of arts. What Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies have in common is a desire to salute everyday life and rituals, while bending the rules of traditional jewelry design. Through the years inspiration have come from surprising, yet always poetic places. From sensual chocolate wrapping to the stimulating rhythm of the flamenco dance, since expression and a sculptural mode of expression is at the heart of every jewelry piece by Emquies-Holstein.
Keeping with tradition, while at that the same time adding a modern twist to the classics is at the core of Emquies-Holstein's design. Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies are fascinated by the symbolic value attached to jewelry and look upon their design as conversation pieces rather than just decorative accessories. In their rings, bracelets and necklaces social conventions, artistic vision and the life of the wearer fuse into one original story, which – alongside uncompromising quality – places jewelry by Emquies-Holstein between individually crafted artwork and mass production.
Emquies-Holstein designs for women and men, grownups and kids using precious metals such as sterling silver, gold, white gold, diamonds, pearls and enamel. Experience the unique collections at www.emquies-holstein.com or pay a visit to the flagship store at Lille Kirkestræde. The designers are always pleased to learn about your specific needs and wishes, while you gain insight into old craftsmanship and the traditions of yesterday, today and tomorrow.


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Title: CUDResult.java

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Description: 保存数据库增删改的结果信息,GetCUDResult的属性含义如下:
	 * result:操作结果,如果数据源autoprimarykey为true,并且在tableinfo表中保存了表的主键信息result为自增的主键,反之result为更新的记录数
	 * updateCount:更新的记录数
	 * keys:自动产生的主键,如果只有一条记录则为普通对象,如果有多条记录则为List<Object>类型

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public class GetCUDResult {
	private Object result;
	private Object updatecount;
	private Object keys;
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	public Object getResult() {
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	public void setResult(Object result) {
		this.result = result;
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	public void setUpdatecount(Object updatecount) {
		this.updatecount = updatecount;
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About the Chorale
During the summer of 2014, Chicago actors Tom Vendafreddo and Devin DeSantis were in a production at the Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire, IL. Between shows one day, a conversation erupted about how much they missed singing in choir. After they shared some of the highlights from their past choral experiences, Tom posed a question, "Is there any reason why we shouldn't start a choir for people in the same boat as us?" And thus the Chicago Artists Chorale was born!
The chorale is comprised of actors, directors, professors, stage managers, teachers, instrumentalists, drag queens, and so many other types of artists! For one night a week, this group of people comes together and volunteers their time to sing choral music.
We've had over 100 individual members!
All have been artists of various disciplines from across Chicagoland.
Our mission is to gather as a community of artists and express ourselves through the art of choral music. In doing so, we will strive to expand our artistic experiences, grow as musicians, and embrace the power of the ensemble.
Tom Vendafreddo
Founding Artistic Director / Conductor
Tom has music directed, conducted and appeared on stage at many Chicago theatres including the Paramount Theatre, the Marriott Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Drury Lane Theatre, Writers Theatre, and the Bohemian Theatre Ensemble. His choral career began at age 8 with the Palatine Children's Chorus. Since then, he has literally traveled the world with countless choral groups. For a brief time, he was the conductor of the Northwest Choral Society and has conducted several church choirs in Rochester, NY and the Chicagoland area. Tom is a proud graduate of the Eastman School of Music and has an MFA in Musical Theatre from San Diego State University.
Devin DeSantis
Founding Associate Artistic Director/Chicago Artists Ensemble Conductor
Devin discovered his love of music as a boy in the Colorado Children's Chorale. This incredible children's choir determined and continues to inspire everything he is as an artist and a person. He is a performer in Chicago where some of his favorite credits include Tommy in The Who's Tommy and Marius in Les Miserables at the Paramount Theatre, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein in Young Frankenstein at Drury Lane Theatre and Matthew in Altar Boyz Chicago. Devin is a proud graduate of Northwestern University's School of Music.
Justin Potter
Justin is originally from Nebraska, where he earned his degree in vocal music education. While there, he performed and music directed in many theaters, church choirs, and youth ensembles. He was fortunate to work as a stage manager for Opera Omaha and as a dresser for the national tours of Wicked, Mary Poppins, and South Pacific. Justin continued working as a music director and educator after his move to Chicago in 2011. He currently teaches music & life skills in the special education classroom at Walter Payton College Prep.
Rachel Sherman
Director of Engagement
Rachel Sherman is thrilled to have come on board as the Director of Engagement for The Chicago Artists Chorale. Rachel has been with The CAC since 2015 and has been a choral singer since she turned double digits. When not singing with the Chorale or Ensemble, Rachel works as the Education Director of Emerald City Theatre and is a guest lecturer for Harold Washington College's theater department.
Email us: chicagoartistschorale@gmail.com
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Print out the following pages to make At The Circus, a printable book with fill-in-the blanks for young readers.
There is one book page on each printed page. Have the students cut out each page along the outline of the circus tent. Staple the pages together at the left of the page, then read the book, fill in the blanks, and color the pages.
Skills practiced: reading, writing, spelling, coloring, circus words.
The horse runs around the big top.
The clown is holding ten balloons.
The strong man is lifting a heavy weight.
The tiger a wild cat that is orange and black.
The elephant has long tusks and big ears.
The seal's beach ball has three stars.
The acrobat is doing a handstand.
This lion roars and has a large mane.


In a grocery store parking lot, in Western North Carolina, a car with a rebel flag sticker and "F-you Obama" below it. I am so fed up with the hate generated by the extreme right and the constant attacks on Obama. I am asking the mainstream press to stand up against right-wing extremism and racism in this country, both of which has gotten out of control. Let us have reasoned dialogue and debate instead of this noxious mudslinging directed at President Obama. Let the tragedy in Charleston serve as a lesson to us all–to cool the rhetoric and instead sit down and reason together, folks with a conscience on the left, right, and at the center of the political spectrum.
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Potential Effects and Mechanisms of Action of Topical Wallflower (Erysimum cheiri (L.) Cranz) Administration in Anal Fissure
Document Type : Review
Ghazaleh Mosleh 1
Parmis Badr 2
Zohreh Abolhassanzadeh 3
Seyed Vahid Hosseini 4
Abdolali Mohagheghzadeh 5
Amir Azadi* 6
1 Department of Phytopharmaceuticals (Traditional Pharmacy), School of Pharmacy, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran.
2 Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Center, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran. Phytopharmaceutical Technology and Traditional Medicine Incubator, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences,
3 Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Center, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran.
4 Colorectal Research Center, Faghihi Hospital, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran.
5 Department of Phytopharmaceuticals (Traditional Pharmacy), School of Pharmacy, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran. Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Center, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran.
6 Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Center, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran. Department of Pharmaceutics, School of Pharmacy, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran.
10.22127/rjp.2018.80374
Anal fissure is an ischemic ulcer that occurs in anoderm and it has no obvious etiology and pathophysiology in current medicine. Anal fissure has a profound history in Persian and Persian medicine and wallflower (Erysimum cheiri (L.) Crantz) has been a common medication in this case. Traditional oil and/or dilute decoction of wallflower has been introduced as an effective topical medicine for anal fissure in Persian medicine.The aim of this study was to demystify the ancient wisdom in administration of low-dose wallflower for anal fissure, via the view point of modern pharmacological mechanisms. The basic idea and source of information was according to Persian and Arabic medicine manuscripts of the medieval Islamic era. Electronic literature was searched for related phytochemical and pharmacological studies available in Scopus, Google scholar, Pubmed and ScienceDirect databases from 1900 to 2018. The results showed that different parts of wallflower contain several types of cardiotonic steroids, isothiocyanates and flavonoids. Low-dose topical cardiotonic steroids, below their IC50, could have potential effects on the ischemic condition of anal fissure ulcer and collagen synthesis in the local fibroblasts, by stimulation of Na+/K+ ATPase pump. Furthermore, other active compounds in wallflower are isothiocyanates that could be responsible for tissue protective effects by induction of NRf2 expression and activating TRPA1 channels. Also wallflower flavonoids are responsible for anti-inflammatory, analgesic and wound healing properties. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that low-dose topical wallflower administration is hypothesized to have anal fissure healing potential in conventional medicine. This study has introduced a novel mechanistic approach for anal fissure treatment.
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Mosleh, G., Badr, P., Abolhassanzadeh, Z., Hosseini, S. V., Mohagheghzadeh, A., & Azadi*, A. (2019). Potential Effects and Mechanisms of Action of Topical Wallflower (Erysimum cheiri (L.) Cranz) Administration in Anal Fissure. Research Journal of Pharmacognosy, 6(1), 63-69. doi: 10.22127/rjp.2018.80374
Ghazaleh Mosleh; Parmis Badr; Zohreh Abolhassanzadeh; Seyed Vahid Hosseini; Abdolali Mohagheghzadeh; Amir Azadi*. "Potential Effects and Mechanisms of Action of Topical Wallflower (Erysimum cheiri (L.) Cranz) Administration in Anal Fissure". Research Journal of Pharmacognosy, 6, 1, 2019, 63-69. doi: 10.22127/rjp.2018.80374
Mosleh, G., Badr, P., Abolhassanzadeh, Z., Hosseini, S. V., Mohagheghzadeh, A., Azadi*, A. (2019). 'Potential Effects and Mechanisms of Action of Topical Wallflower (Erysimum cheiri (L.) Cranz) Administration in Anal Fissure', Research Journal of Pharmacognosy, 6(1), pp. 63-69. doi: 10.22127/rjp.2018.80374
Mosleh, G., Badr, P., Abolhassanzadeh, Z., Hosseini, S. V., Mohagheghzadeh, A., Azadi*, A. Potential Effects and Mechanisms of Action of Topical Wallflower (Erysimum cheiri (L.) Cranz) Administration in Anal Fissure. Research Journal of Pharmacognosy, 2019; 6(1): 63-69. doi: 10.22127/rjp.2018.80374


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Nokia 700 review for allaboutsymbian!
"Aside from the tiny physical depth of the 700, the design is dominated by the speaker grille at the bottom, clearly styled to indicate that there's a decent speaker underneath. After some testing, I'd rate the speaker quite highly, it's possibly the same component used (albeit in duplicate) in the 5800 and X6 and sounds extremely crisp, with no high frequency loss due to there being plastic in the way (as on the X7 – twice, you may remember). The speaker itself is still less than a centimetre in length, so the full width grille is a little misleading, but I was still impressed overall with the sound coming out of the 700. Being a touch-driven phone, the display is of the utmost importance, of course. And it's of terrific quality, possibly the same component used to great effect in the C6-01 that predates this 700. The ClearBlack Display technology works superbly and the nHD display is very crisp and clear, with that 'painted on' look we've seen in the C6-01 and E7 before it. Given that the 700 is arguably a direct descendant of the popular 5800, it's instructive to put the two devices side by side: the 5800 is far more bulky and its display far, far less impressive – in alllight conditions." Read more here:
Samsung Galaxy W (T Mobile Exhibit 4G II) Video Demo Leaked
"Samsung Galaxy W first appearing in a leaked video on August. Now the handset coming up with a demo video. As most of us already know, the device is heading to T-Mobile as the Exhibit 4G II.The Galaxy W features a 3.7″ AMOLED display, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, run on T-Mobiles latest HSPA+ 42 network and be powered with a 1.4 GHz single-core processor and 1GB of RAM. Also, there's a 5 megapixel shooter on the rear and 1.3 MP on the front for video chatting. "via slashphone.com
New firmware for 5800 & 5530 updates Web to Anna UI
"The latest firmware for both the 5800 and 5530 are now rolling out and are available for over the air (OTA) update. The updates take the 5800 to version 60, and the 5530 to version 40. The update is mostly for performance improvements and bug fixing. However, Web has received a big update, taking it from version 7.2.6.9 to 7.3.1.33. This is only a few iterations behind the Symbian Anna browser, which is reflected in the updated user interface. Read on for screenshots and more details.The OTA update was offered to one of our 5530's yesterday, but then mysteriously disappeared before it could be installed. However, it reappeared today and the 6.9MB download automatically installed itself without a hitch.While it is difficult to objectively measure, the overall performance does seem to have improved. Particularly, the application menu seems faster; this was always something that was prone to stutter in S60 5th Edition. Page rendering in Web appears to be significantly improved too.This highlights the point that even though Symbian is in its twilight years, older models are still being supported. Hence, a purchase of a Symbian device now, will be supported for as long as the device can be reasonably expected to be in use.The new version of Web now features the combined URL and search bar, as seen in the Symbian Anna browser. While this version is a few iterations behind that found on Symbian Anna (7.3.1.37), it has the same support for tabbed browsing. There is also a toolbar along the bottom of the screen with controls for back, forward, bookmarks, tab switching, and a menu launcher." via allaboutsymbian.com


The law imposes liability for insider trading on anyone who improperly obtains material non-public information and trades based on such information, and also holds liable any "tippee," the person with whom the "tipper" shares the information, as long as the tippee knows the information was obtained in breach of a duty to keep the information confidential or abstain from trading. Since the beginning of Bharara's tenure in 2009, his office has secured 69 convictions or guilty pleas of insider trading without losing a single case. Many of those cases were developed jointly or in parallel with the SEC, which has commenced over 200 enforcement actions of its own since 2009.
Critical to the prosecutors' unblemished record of securing insider trading convictions has been the aggressive use of wiretaps and of informants. Private plaintiffs contemplating insider trading lawsuits can benefit from the treasure-trove of incriminating evidence collected by the government that private parties cannot get themselves through the normal "discovery" process.
Of the 75 people recently charged by Bharara's office, until now the biggest fish caught were Raj Rajaratnam, a billionaire investor who once ran Galleon Group, one of the world's largest hedge funds, and Rajat Gupta, a former McKinsey chief and Goldman Sachs director who allegedly fed inside information to Rajaratnam.
Wiretaps were key to the case against Mr. Rajaratnam. The case broke when prosecutors, while investigating a hedge fund owned by Rajaratnam's brother Rengan, uncovered a slew of incriminating e-mails and instant messages between Raj and his brother, and wiretapped their conversations. In a call, Rengan told his brother about his efforts to extract confidential information from a friend who was a McKinsey consultant. Rengan referred to the consultant as "a little dirty" and touted that he "finally spilled his beans" by revealing non-public information about a corporate client. Other powerful evidence obtained from wiretapped calls was used to place Rajaratnam squarely in the forefront of the insider trading scheme: "I heard yesterday from somebody who's on the board of Goldman Sachs that they are going to lose $2 per share," Rajaratnam said to one of his employees ahead of the bank's earnings announcement.
Rajaratnam was found guilty on all 14 counts levied against him, and was sentenced to 11 years in prison and fined $10 million. It was the longest-ever prison sentence for insider trading, a watershed moment in the government's aggressive campaign to rout out the illegal exchange of confidential information on Wall Street. He is currently appealing his conviction to the Second Circuit.
Gupta, for his part, was accused of passing a flurry of illegal tips to Rajaratnam, including advance news that Warren Buffet was going to invest $5 billion in Goldman Sachs. Gupta received a two-year prison sentence and was ordered to pay $5 million in fines.
More recently, in what federal prosecutors describe as the most lucrative insider trading scheme, prosecutors and the SEC filed separate insider trading charges against Mathew Martoma, a portfolio manager at CR Intrinsic Investors. CR Intrinsic is an affiliate of SAC Capital Advisors, a $10 billion hedge fund founded by billionaire Steven Cohen, one of Wall Street's most successful and prominent investors.
From one end of Wall Street to the other, people are wondering whether Martoma, facing the likelihood of serious jail time, will "flip" on Cohen, creating probably the most sensational insider trading case ever. There is no doubt that Martoma is facing intense pressure: reportedly, when confronted by an F.B.I. agent in his front yard, Martoma fainted. If Martoma is convicted of the charges, federal guidelines call for a stiff 15-19 year sentence. And, while no SEC charges have yet been brought against Cohen, the Commission recently issued a Wells notice to SAC Capital, indicating that the staff is probably going to recommend that the SEC take action against SAC.


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A Grade: B. Rainbird 42, L. Post 40, D. Stevenson 39, M. Williams 38, J. Hastie 37.
B Grade: M. Tangata 42, A. Watts 39, P. Wilton 39, N. Smith 38 c/b, A. Richardson 38.
C Grade: J. Hodge 42 c/b, P. Browning 42, D. Jenkins 41, R. Walters 40 c/b, L. Withers 40.
NTP: 3rd W. Thomas, 6/15th L. McKenzie, 8/17th M. Smith, 11th L. Heron.
Longest drive: 2nd B. Rainbird, 5th L. Post. Superpin: M. Smith.
Hole in one: 8th M. Smith.
Division 1: B. Watt 148, A. Lowe 143, C. Youd 139, J. Ackerly 136, D. King 136.
Division 2: D. Williams 152, M. Tangata 148, B. Withers 147, G. Triffitt 146, I. King 144.
Division 3: M. Minton 163, B. Crosswell 152, R. Collins 152, A. Bond 149, A. Watts 146.
Division 1: D. Williams 22, A. Lowe 19 c/b, F. Carmichael 19, M. Williams 18, B. Heron 17 c/b.
Division 3: B. Crosswell 19 c/b, A. Bond 19, R. Collins 17, A. Youd 16 c/b, D. Giles 16.
18 hole: M. Smith 48, D. Lowry 43, R. Collins 35, T. Morgan 34 c/b, L. McKenzie 34. Birdie hole: M. Smith.
9 hole: M. Smith 26, D. Lowry 24, B. Wilson 20 c/b, C. Simpson 20, L. McKenzie 18. Birdie hole: D. Post.


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Our PhD Studentship grants provide funding for students wishing to embark on a career in dementia research.
Please note our research funding programme is currently paused. To find out more about the impact of coronavirus on our funding programme going forward and on our current grant holders, read our full statement.
Funding of up to £85,000 is provided for up to three years (up to five years part time) and includes a stipend (£15,000-£16,000 per year), university PhD fees at EU rates, consumables & equipment, and conference dissemination support. All costs must be justified.
We have added a London weighting uplift to our PhD studentships of £2,000/annum from October 2015, raising the award total to £91,000 for London based applications.
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// Copyright 2007 Xito.org
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.

package org.xito.launcher.applet;

import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.logging.*;
import java.io.*;
import javax.xml.parsers.*;

import org.xito.boot.*;
import org.w3c.dom.*;
import org.w3c.tidy.*;

/**
 *
 * @author  Deane
 */
public class AppletHTMLParser {

   private static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(AppletHTMLParser.class.getName());

   private Tidy tidy;
   private CacheManager cm;
   protected DocumentBuilderFactory builderFactory;
   protected DocumentBuilder builder;

   /**
    * Create an AppletHTMLParser
    */
   public AppletHTMLParser() {
      try {
         builderFactory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
         builder = builderFactory.newDocumentBuilder();
      } catch(ParserConfigurationException parserExp) {
         throw new RuntimeException("can read service information file, error:"+parserExp.getMessage(), parserExp);
      } catch(DOMException domExp) {
         throw new RuntimeException("can't read services xml error:"+domExp.getMessage(), domExp);
      }

      tidy = new Tidy();
      cm = Boot.getCacheManager();
   }

   /**
    * Obtain AppletDesc's from a URL
    */
   public AppletDesc[] parseApplets(URL url) throws IOException {

      ArrayList applets = new ArrayList();

      //First get the HTML page from CacheManager
      InputStream in = null;
      try {
         cm.downloadResource(url, null);
         File f = cm.getCachedFileForURL(url);
         in = new FileInputStream(f);

         //Document doc = tidy.parseDOM(in, System.out);
         Document doc = tidy.parseDOM(in, null);
         findApplets(doc.getDocumentElement(), url, applets);
         updateTitles(doc.getDocumentElement(), applets);
      }
      catch(IOException ioExp) {
         logger.log(Level.SEVERE, ioExp.getMessage(), ioExp);
         throw new IOException("Error Reading url: "+url.toString());
      }
      finally {
    	  if(in != null)
    		  try{ in.close(); }catch(IOException ioExp){}
      }

      return (AppletDesc[]) applets.toArray(new AppletDesc[0]);
   }

   /**
    * Update the Applet Titles based on the Web Page Title
    */
   private void updateTitles(Element e, List appletList) {
      if(e==null || appletList == null) return;
      NodeList children = e.getElementsByTagName("title");
      if(children == null) return;

      String title = null;
      for(int i=0;i<children.getLength();i++) {
         try {
            Element childE = (Element)children.item(i);
            if(childE.getTagName().equals("title")) {
               NodeList titleChildren = childE.getChildNodes();
               for(int n=0;n<titleChildren.getLength();n++) {
                  if(titleChildren.item(n).getNodeType() == Element.TEXT_NODE) {
                     title = titleChildren.item(n).getNodeValue();
                  }
               }
            }
         }
         catch(Exception exp) {
            //ignore this
            exp.printStackTrace();
         }
      }
      if(title == null) return;

      Iterator it = appletList.iterator();
      while(it.hasNext()) {
         AppletDesc desc = (AppletDesc)it.next();
         if(desc.getName() == null)
            desc.setName(title);
         if(desc.getTitle() == null)
            desc.setTitle(title);
      }
   }

   /**
    * Find applet nodes in this element and its children and add
    * there descriptions to the appletColl
    *
    * @param e to search
    * @param url
    * @param appletList to add applets to
    */
   public void findApplets(Element e, URL url, List appletList) {

      if(e == null) return;
      if(e.getNodeName().equals("applet")) {
         AppletDesc appletDesc = getAppletDesc(e, url);
         if(appletDesc != null) {
            appletList.add(appletDesc);
         }
         return;
      }

      //Search all Children
      if(e.hasChildNodes()) {
         NodeList children = e.getElementsByTagName("applet");
         if(children == null) return;
         for(int i=0;i<children.getLength();i++) {
            AppletDesc appletDesc = getAppletDesc((Element)children.item(i), url);
            if(appletDesc != null) {
               appletList.add(appletDesc);
            }
         }
      }
   }

   /**
    * Create a DOM Element for an Applet Desc
    */
   public Element createElementForAppletDesc(AppletDesc desc, URL url) {
      Document doc = builder.newDocument();
      Element e = doc.createElement("applet");
      if(desc == null) return e;

      //Name
      e.setAttribute("name", desc.getName());

      //Alt
      e.setAttribute("alt", desc.getTitle());

      //Code
      e.setAttribute("code", desc.getAppletClass());

      //CodeBase
      String codebase = desc.getCodeBaseURL().toString();
      e.setAttribute("codebase", codebase);

      //Archive
      StringBuffer archive = new StringBuffer();
      Iterator it = desc.getArchives().iterator();
      while(it.hasNext()) {
         archive.append((String)it.next());
         archive.append(",");
      }
      e.setAttribute("archive", archive.toString());

      //Width
      e.setAttribute("width", ""+desc.getWidth());

      //Height
      e.setAttribute("height", ""+desc.getHeight());

      //parameters
      Iterator keys = desc.getParameters().keySet().iterator();
      while(keys.hasNext()) {
         String name = (String)keys.next();
         String value = (String)desc.getParameters().get(name);
         Element paramE = doc.createElement("param");
         paramE.setAttribute("name", name);
         paramE.setAttribute("value", value);
         e.appendChild(paramE);
      }

      return e;
   }

   /**
    * Get an AppletDesc from an Element
    * @param e that contains applet desc
    * @param url
    */
   public AppletDesc getAppletDesc(Element e, URL url) {

      if(!e.getNodeName().equals("applet")) return null;

      //Name
      String name = e.getAttribute("name");
      if(name != null && name.equals("")){
         name = null;
      }

      //Alt
      String alt = e.getAttribute("alt");
      if(alt != null && alt.equals("")) {
         alt = null;
      }

      AppletDesc appletDesc = new AppletDesc(name, alt);

      //Code
      String code = e.getAttribute("code");
      if(code != null) {
         if(code.endsWith(".class")) code = code.substring(0, code.length()-6);
         code = code.replace('/','.');
         appletDesc.setAppletClass(code);
      }
      logger.info("code:"+code);

      //Document URL
      appletDesc.setDocumentURL(url);
      logger.info("Document URL:"+url);

      //CodeBase
      String codeBase = e.getAttribute("codebase");
      logger.info("codebase:"+codeBase);
      if(codeBase != null && !codeBase.equals("")) {
         try {
            URL codeBaseURL = new URL(url, codeBase);
            logger.info("codeBaseURL:"+codeBaseURL);
            appletDesc.setCodeBaseURL(codeBaseURL);
         }
         catch(MalformedURLException badURL) {
            logger.log(Level.WARNING, badURL.getMessage(), badURL);
         }
      }

      //Archive
      String archive = e.getAttribute("archive");
      logger.info("archive:"+archive);
      ArrayList archiveList = new ArrayList();
      if(archive != null && !archive.equals("")) {
         String[] archives = archive.split(",");
         for(int i=0;i<archives.length;i++) {
            String arch = archives[i];
            if(arch == null || arch.equals("") || arch.equals(","))
               continue;
            archiveList.add(arch.trim());
         }
      }
      appletDesc.setArchives(archiveList);

      //Width
      String width = e.getAttribute("width");
      logger.info("width:"+width);
      int w = 640;
      try {
         w = Integer.parseInt(width);
      }
      catch(NumberFormatException badNum) {
      }
      appletDesc.setWidth(w);

      //Height
      String height = e.getAttribute("height");
      logger.info("height:"+height);
      int h = 480;
      try {
         h = Integer.parseInt(height);
      }
      catch(NumberFormatException badNum) {
      }
      appletDesc.setHeight(h);

      //process parameters
      NodeList paramNodes = e.getElementsByTagName("param");
      HashMap params = new HashMap();
      for(int i=0;i<paramNodes.getLength();i++) {
         Element param = (Element)paramNodes.item(i);
         String n = param.getAttribute("name");
         String v = param.getAttribute("value");
         params.put(n.toLowerCase(), v);
      }
      appletDesc.setParameters((Map)params);

      return appletDesc;
   }

}


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Digital PA Presentation
WagonWorks is launching the new standard for managing and executing releases with Digital PA, an iPad app designed to streamline the releasing process for the film and television industry. The Digital PA app solves one of the most arcane, vexing problems facing the industry. Digital PA creates a paperless solution with offline execution, storage, search, accuracy and security all combined for the first time in one easy-to-use, powerful app. Built by international software specialists, designed by a veteran in the Reality TV business, Digital PA is the latest in a line of new releasing apps that turns a manual, labor-intensive requirement into an efficient, simple process. Hank Wagenbach creator of Digital PA will be in to talk about why releases are so important to the industry, and how Digital PA integrates the whole production into the legal world of releasing.
Saturday October 13, 2012 1:00pm - 2:00pm PDT
Croatian Cultural Center 510 West 7th Street, San Pedro, CA 90731
Social Media Bootcamp for Filmmakers Workshop
The era of social commerce has arrived and Social Networks are hands down the most powerful tool in a filmmaker's arsenal for marketing and distributing their films. As a filmmaker in today's marketplace, it's becoming ESSENTIAL you understand how to use Social Media to your advantage.
Marketing has changed from a TOP DOWN system (paid advertising, direct mail/e-mail, and expensive PR) to a bottoms up GROUNDSWELL system. Word of mouth marketing is the most POWERFUL marketing out there. Just ask any distributor from the major Studios, on down to the indie DVD distributors.
Learn how to build a core audience for your film, and you are suddenly in the drivers seat. Whether you are self-distributing, going the traditional distribution route, or both. And the best part is, Social Networking doesn't cost you a thing. The sooner you start, the more of an edge you'll have over other filmmakers that haven't yet joined "the Facebook Era". Learn to leverage Social Media to your advantage and start growing an audience for YOUR film right now.
HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL LEARN AT THIS SOCIAL MEDIA BOOT CAMP FOR FILMMAKERS:
• How to use Social Media platforms like Facebook, My Space, and Twitter to build the core audience for your film
• How to create your OWN Social Media Marketing Plan
• How to build and maintain an EFFECTIVE Facebook page for your film
• How to leverage Social Media to get distribution for your film
YOU'LL LEAVE THIS WORKSHOP NOT ONLY WITH A CUSTOMIZED FACEBOOK PAGE , BUT A SOLID PLAN TO LEVERAGE IT FOR DISTRIBUTION OF YOUR INDEPENDENT FILM!
* ALL attendees should bring along a laptop (with wireless capabilities) AND digital assets for their films(including video clips, still photos, synopsis, reviews, etc.). Complimentary wireless internet access will be provided at the venue for all participants.
IndieCon Workshop
Join us for our IndieCon event, How to Make Your First Feature Film at the San Pedro International Film Festival. We'll give an in-depth look into the business of filmmaking. Whether you are a filmmaker, industry professional or film lover, you will enjoy learning from our panel of industry experts Sean Albertson, Film Editor (Warrior, Rocky Balboa and upcoming Killing Season), Larry Karaszewski, Writer/Director/Producer (People Vs. Larry Flint, Man on the Moon, and 1408), Matthew Wilder, Writer/Director (Your Name Here and the upcoming Inferno - Linda Lovelace Story) and more. Panel will be moderated by former WGA President, Producer, Entertainment Attorney and Television Showrunner, Charles Holland (JAG, Soul Food and Naked Ambition) Stream of this event will be brought to you by Film Armada.
https://www.facebook.com/events/408302925889953/?fref=ts
Sunday October 14, 2012 1:00pm - 3:00pm PDT
FilmBreak Workshop
FilmBreak aims to be the world's largest virtual studio, offering audience aggregation, financing, and distribution capabilities in one fully integrated online platform. FilmBreak's virtual studio takes the form of an online marketplace that connects all the key players in the value chain: filmmakers, investors, distributors, and most importantly – film audiences around the world.
Presenter Taylor McPartland will address the issue of audience aggregation and the importance of building a fan base around a project for its visibility as well as its marketability upon completion. He will conclude with a brief demonstration of the FilmBreak platform and how it addresses these needs for the modern filmmaker.


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Q: fadeIn() - flickering images in Firefox Demo-site: http://83.249.244.210:8080/img/
Try refreshing the site a few times in Firefox. When the images fade in, some of them flicker a bit. Can anyone please explain why?
This is how i load my images:
$(function(){

        $.post('service.php?getPhotos', function(data){

            var loadCount = 0;

            $.each(data, function(){

                $.post('service.php?getImage', { id: this.id }, function(data2){

                    loadCount++;

                    var $galleryItem = $('
')
                        .hide()
                        .attr({ 'class': 'galleryItem' })
                        .html('
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                    $('#container').append($galleryItem);

                    $galleryItem.find('img').load(function(){

                        $galleryItem.fadeIn(200);
                    });

                });

            });
        });

    });

A: Perhaps try to hide the image with css before jQuery fades it in?
#container > div {
    display: none;
}

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DeAndrew T. Rubin Sr. (born October 9, 1978) is a former American football wide receiver and defensive back. Rubin attended Dixie Hollins High School in Saint Petersburg, Florida and the University of South Florida and was a starting receiver after being redshirted in 1999. He places on USF's career leaderboard in receiving touchdowns.

After running a 4.31 in the 40-yard dash and showing off a 35½-inch vertical jump, Rubin was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the seventh round of the 2003 NFL Draft.

Rubin never played in a regular season NFL game. Upon being released by the Packers in 2003, Rubin was signed and attended training camp with the Indianapolis Colts in 2004, but was waived before the regular season began. Rubin then went to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2005, and was signed to their practice squad. Rubin also played in NFL Europe in 2004.

In his rookie season with the Predators, Rubin caught 46 passes for 588 yards and ten touchdowns in 2006, while also making 17.5 tackles and one sack. In his first game with the Storm, Rubin caught 5 touchdown passes and had more than 150 receiving yards.

External links
AFL stats
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1978 births
Living people
American football wide receivers
South Florida Bulls football players
Green Bay Packers players
Amsterdam Admirals players
Scottish Claymores players
Orlando Predators players
New Orleans VooDoo players
Tampa Bay Storm players
Dallas Vigilantes players
Lakeland Raiders players
Players of American football from St. Petersburg, Florida

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