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The cycling event will also celebrate the 60th anniversary of the opening of Siluo Bridge, which spans Jhuoshuei River, Taiwan's longest river, Su said.

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Su said that after the bike ride, the county will host a huge banquet on the bridge for all of the participating cyclists.

Three organizations seeking to hold events in St. Charles this year have cleared the first hurdle toward gaining City Council approval.

The events are a mixed martial arts event March 9 at the DuPage Expo Center; an Irish Fest on March 15 to 17 at McNally’s Traditional Irish Pub; and the Prairie State Cycling Series on July 21 in downtown St. Charles.

Although the Government Services Committee recommended approval of the events, aldermen had concerns about each proposal and put limits on some requests.

Aldermen voted to limit the American Predator Fighting Championship’s mixed martial events event to those 18 and older. Second Ward Alderman Rita Payleitner noted the council had done that for a previous sponsor, and it would be fair to do the same for this sponsor.

Fourth Ward Aldermen Jo Krieger and Jim Martin spoke against the amplified music proposed for the Irish Fest because many residents have complained about noise from other events, such as RiverFest and Scarecrow Fest.

Second Ward Alderman Cliff Carrignan said the noise might not be as much of a nuisance because residents likely won’t have their windows open in March.

“It could be 70 degrees,” Martin said.

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Women in flowered dresses. Men in suits and hats. Children in pedal pushers and winter coats.

Little did these 1963 Eugeneans know, as they rounded the practice track just west of the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field, that they were making history.

“It was kind of fascinating,” says Dyrol Burleson, a UO runner who was there. “Until that day you didn’t see a bunch of older people — housewives, professors — jogging around a track. Suddenly, things changed.”

Jogging’s 50-year anniversary will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Sunday with a 5-mile run — or jog, if you will — from the Nike store at Oakway Center to Hayward Field and back to Oakway’s Eugene Running Company Store. At Hayward, author/Olympian Kenny Moore will be among those making brief remarks.

To appreciate the cultural change that jogging represented, you have to understand what a nonrunning world it was.

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Burleson, now 72 and living in Turner outside Salem, says Moore exaggerated when he wrote that motorists would routinely swerve to coerce runners off the road. But he agrees that until that first “gathering,” the only runners you might see on a sidewalk would be UO athletes — and male.

Bowerman, who died in 1999, never did any chest-beating about being the midwife for American jogging.

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“Bowerman’s friendships far transcended Hayward Field,” says Jim Jaqua, whose family was tight with the Bowermans. “He knew three-fourths of the faculty. He knew business people. His athletes worked at mills.”

So when, through The Register-Guard, he put out a call for joggers, people responded with gusto.

“While Bowerman was surprised to see so many people — ‘I had no idea this many would turn out’ — the big surprise was that so many girls were there,” the newspaper wrote. About 25 percent, the paper estimated.

Go home, he told them. Jog in your neighborhoods. Jog with your friends. But jog.

Meanwhile, through the Central Lane YMCA, he recruited 100 middle-aged subjects to be part of a study done by the UO Physical Education Department and overseen by Eugene cardiologist Waldo Harris.

Members of Bowerman’s track team were put in charge of helping people train.

The results? People lost weight. Felt better. And began singing the praises of jogging to others.

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Life magazine came to town to do a story on the phenomenon.

By then, Bowerman had been so barraged with questions that he and Harris put together an 18-page pamphlet on jogging. The next year, 1967, it morphed into a book, “Jogging,” that would sell more than 1 million copies.

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“The energy all goes back to that original point with Bowerman,” Jaqua says. “Those people who showed up that first day planted the seed for what became a worldwide phenomenon. It’s an example of stuff that happens in Eugene — the perfect coinciding of the right guy in the right town at the right time.”

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Cyclists are being asked to meet at the Lakewood Drive Central Valley Greenway location at 4 p.m. Saturday.

Carmen Rosen, the artistic director of Still Moon Arts, said they will ride over to the Renfrew SkyTrain station to pick up other cyclists at 4:15 p.m. and then ride down to the area at Willingdon and Still Creek where the birds stay overnight.

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The activity is part of Reflecting Still Creek, a program from the Still Moon Arts Society that aims to connect people with the creek.

Wayne Goodey, a UBC zoology department lecturer whose background is bird behaviour said the crows congregate in huge numbers for a variety of reasons. Some may be looking for a mate while others are there to find food.

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The Pro Cycling Tour announced last week that the Philadelphia International Cycling Championship would not be held in 2013 due to rising city costs and loss of sponsors.

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The first, a British Airways (BA) employee, had been sent home from work because of her refusal to conceal the cross which she wore in breach of the company’s uniform code. She was later offered an administrative post that would not have required her to wear a uniform. However, she chose not to accept this offer and instead remained at home without pay for the next five months until BA amended its rules on uniform and allowed her to display the cross.

The central issue for the ECHR was whether the courts in England had complied with their positive obligation effectively to protect her right to manifest her religion under Article 9 of the European Charter. In other words, whether they had struck a fair balance between her desire and fundamental right to manifest her religious belief and the employer’s wish to project a certain corporate image.

In the opinion of the court, while BA’s aim was legitimate, it did not outweigh the employee’s fundamental right in this instance since there was no evidence that the wearing of other religious items by employees when it was previously allowed had had any negative impact on the company’s brand or image. Moreover, the fact that the company was able to amend later the uniform code to allow for the visible wearing of religious symbolic jewellery reinforced the point that the earlier bar was not of critical importance.

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In its view, the hospital’s reason for asking her to remove the necklace with the cross was inherently of a greater magnitude than that which applied in respect of the BA matter and her appeal was dismissed.

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"He stated during interview that he had taken the items to fund his addiction to heroin and cocaine.

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The court was also told that Eaton's grandmother no longer has any contact with him.

Sheriff Kevin Drummond deferred sentence for eight weeks to allow for a Drug Testing and Treatment assessment to be carried out.

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An independent review into Cycling Australia’s governance and administration has been welcomed by the Ballarat Sebastopol Cycling Club.

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Ballarat Sebastopol Cycling Club president Phillip Orr said the extension of drug testing to club level wouldn’t affect them greatly and would be welcomed by the club.

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The recommendation doesn’t state how much money would be available but does suggest “modest funding provided by CA (Cycling Australia).”

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“Our riders are exposed to drug testing if they go away to race at a state and national level but not at a grass roots club level,” Mr Orr said.
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“Ross Matthew Simons, 32, and Clare Simons, 30, both died at the scene of the incident as a result of the injuries they sustained.”

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It looks like a typical vineyard, with regimental lines crossing the slopes in rows and tended by heavy, commercial machinery. But the vineyard is an open-air classroom for Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE (NMIT) and the winemakers who choose from this crop are anything but vintage.

They are novices in an age-old craft and have a burning passion to produce wine that will make sommeliers smile.

NMIT has a long, award-winning history in viticulture, offering short courses through to degrees at its campuses, including Epping and Eden Park, and through online programs.

The head of NMIT’s viticulture programs is Dr Alastair Reed, a youthful academic who can’t hide his excitement when it comes to discussing wine.

His reflection dances off the shiny,Welcome to hublotwatch jersey online we supply most popular.A handsome cap-toe oxford crafted with artisan detail captoesandals to maximize comfort. stainlesssteel vats that dominate the institute’s multimillion- dollar commercial winemaking and bottling facility in Epping. A huge grape crusher churns through tonnes of grapes.

But Reed has not turned his back on the old ways of winemaking and the facility’s socio-cultural setting.

A simple example is the traditional juice extraction method. Last year a student chose the old way of treading on grapes to get the juice for their wine.

The wines have won gold, silver and bronze medals across Australia,womens sandals and womens boots including shoesforkids and designer. including a mention at the Royal Melbourne Show in the revered Jimmy Watson awards,blue and white patent dgshoessale with a white toe, in honour of the late wine bar owner from Lygon Street in Carlton.

The students learn everything about their craft, from cultivation and harvesting through to processing and then bottling, labelling and marketing.

The Bachelor of Viticulture and Winemaking has grown from a small, boutique degree to one of the largest in Australia.

And because it blends online learning with face-to face teaching, the course has opened up to students all around Australia. There are about 100 students on board for short courses up to certificates and degrees.

Research scientist Sara White says the sugar content, or baume, varies depending on when the grapes are picked and it affects the alcohol level of the wine.

Other influences such as smoke from bushfires can affect the grapes, and therefore the quality of the wine.

Grapes grown at NMIT vineyards are supplemented with fruit from commercial vineyards.

They are crushed,Choose Quality China shoessupplier from Large Database of China. generally using a commercial crusher, although some students use a traditional basket press – a bin-shaped press with open slats on the side and a collection tray with a funnel to run the juice into a container.

To create a full-bodied red wine, the grape skins are left in with the juice to develop strong tannins.

The skins are removed to create a crisp white wine.

Students choose the style of fermentation containers, from towering steel vats to fullbottomed glass bottles or oak barrels.

A commercial bottling line allows the students’ wines to be professionally presented with labels designed by fellow NMIT art students.

In educating the students’ palates, NMIT buys tainted wine and dilutes it by degrees until even the slightest hint of it can be tasted.

Winemaker and NMIT lecturer Karen Coulston says cork taint has been eliminated by the use of screw top lids.

Oxidation, caused by evaporation allowing oxygen into the top of the barrel during fermentation, is a problem.

The amount that evaporates is called the angel’s share and is said to be the amount of wine an angel takes from a fermenting wine barrel in return for vineyard blessings and other good deeds.

But the process leaves an air pocket above fermenting grape juice that can lead to oxidisation of the wine and a spoilt batch.

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Stei's brother, Peter, has been keeping in regular contact with lifeguard Erik Toomsoo, who swam out to her rescue last year after she was bitten by a shark May 9 in water northeast of Humiston Beach Park.

"We're glad to see that she's improving," said Toomsoo Monday.

Toomsoo was recently notified that he will be receiving the Medal of Valor from the United States Lifesaving Association for his role in saving Karin Stei last May. He views the award as an opportunity to further promote water safety.

Peter Stei has donated $3,800 to Toomsoo's Vero Beach Lifeguard Association, whose mission is to promote water safety and lifeguarding in Vero Beach and the surrounding communities.

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"Karin's condition is rather good, taking into account what she had experienced," wrote Stei. "She has returned to work and leads a rather normal life, including activities like cycling or going for short walks. Also driving a car is possible.

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Toomsoo and others were interviewed last August about the May incident as part of a series on such shark attacks expected to be shown this summer on the National Geographic WILD channel. Toomsoo recreated some scenes from the rescue effort for the show's producers. The series is expected to feature some other attacks that have taken place along the Treasure Coast.

Toomsoo said there were 30 rescues from the three Vero Beach beaches last year, up about 25 percent from the prior year.

The number of visitors to the city's beaches was also up about 13 percent last year, which is in line with an increase in activity that Toomsoo said he has noticed personally.

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Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands announced Monday that she would abdicate in favor of her son Crown Prince Willem Alexander after 33 years in power.

"It is with the greatest of confidence, that I will hand over the throne on April 30 to my son, Willem Alexander, Prince of Orange," Beatrix said in a televised address, using the official title of the heir apparent.

The queen, who is to turn 75 on Thursday, said her birthday and the 200-year anniversary of the monarchy in 2013 "were the reason for me to step down".

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Liberal Prime Minister Mark Rutte spoke immediately after Beatrix, "a queen in the heart of the community."

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"He and Princess Maxima are fully prepared for the task," Rutte said. "They will serve our country with devotion."

Rutte, who is to chair an extraordinary cabinet meeting to discuss the royal change on Tuesday, said he hoped that April 30 would see a massive party throughout the Netherlands.

"A party that matches our feelings today," Rutte said.

The day is traditionally the Dutch national holiday, Queen's Day, which will in future fall on April 27, Willem Alexander's birthday.

The coronation will take place in Amsterdam's New Church, where both houses of parliament will also meet on the day, state broadcaster NOS said.

Beatrix's much-loved mother Juliana also abdicated, in 1980, when her daughter stepped into her shoes at age 42.

Beatrix's abdication ends more than 100 years of female reign on the Dutch throne.

Willem Alexander, 45, will become the first Dutch king since Willem III, who reigned until his death in 1890.

The announcement was "totally unexpected," royal expert Reinildis van Ditzhuyzen told NOS.

"An abdication takes a lot of organization," Van Ditzhuyzen added.

NOS began broadcasting footage from significant moments during the queen's reign soon after her speech was announced.

Beatrix chose to turn her palace into a "palace of work" in The Hague, the seat of government of the country with a strong work ethic.

The Dutch monarch's powers are limited by the constitution, and the role became increasingly ceremonial when last year a government was formed for the first time without her officially having to accept the prime minister's candidacy.

The queen will eventually move to her distinctive octagonal-shaped Drankensteyn castle southeast of Amsterdam, where renovations in 2006 led some to think she was planning to abdicate.

Beatrix's German-born husband prince Klaus died in 2002 aged 76.

Dutch festivities during the coronation will be tinged by concerns for the health of Willem Alexander's younger brother Prince Friso, who has been in a coma since being hit by an avalanche in Austria in February 2012.

Contrary to her mother's unobtrusive style of rule, Beatrix refused to be relegated to ribbon-cutting; changing the mode of address from "madam" to "majesty", and transforming one of the royal palaces in The Hague, the seat of government, into a working palace.

She received heads of state in her affable though formal manner and met weekly with successive prime ministers to discuss matters of government, earning the nickname "chief executive officer of the Netherlands".

She also signed laws and played an important role in Dutch politics by appointing the so-called "formateur" who explores possibilities for coalition government after general elections.

Last year's elections in which Prime Minister Rutte was elected to head government for a second time, marked the first time she was not actively involved in the formateur's appointment, marking a step back from active politics.

Future king Willem Alexander has worked hard to polish his image since his beer-drinking student days when he was known as "Prince Pils".

The crown prince is a pilot and member of the International Olympic Committee and his image has improved since he married Argentine Maxima Zorreguieta in 2002.

The vivacious Princess Maxima, 41, has won the hearts of the Dutch, despite her father Jorge's past as an official of the Argentine junta in the 1970s.

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Dutch media reported that Maxima's parents would also not attend Willem Alexander's coronation, but that the princess would officially carry the title of queen.

The royal couple has had brushes with controversy, being forced to sell a seaside holiday home being built in Mozambique in 2009 because of popular unhappiness with such luxury in such a poor country.

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The quality of care in the NHS can be improved by managers and leaders literally putting their best foot forward, a nursing union leader has said.

Managers should "walk the job", Royal College of Nursing general secretary and chief executive Dr Peter Carter told Public Service Events' NHS Quality of Care conference.

Carter told delegates that as the former chief executive of an NHS trust "one of the things I did to try to ensure quality was to walk the job".

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It was two years since the Boorman report on improving NHS staff wellbeing and engagement had been published, which suggested that motivating staff better could save the NHS ￡500m a year. "The sad thing is that in most trusts the report is still sitting on the shelf in the 'too difficult to do' box," Carter told the Barbican conference, sponsored by Workdocx.If you have never tried jewelryfindings you are in for a rare treat.

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Frances Blunden, NHS Confederation senior policy manager, told the conference she was concerned that the forthcoming Francis Report on Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust's failings would "grab hold of regulation as the solution to all the problems".

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"High levels of complaints tell us nothing about the level of quality – trusts with high reporting levels are trusts that have a good patient safety culture," Blunden added.

Professor David Black, director of postgraduate medical education for Kent, Sussex and Surrey and assessor for the Francis Inquiry, highlighted the failure of trusts to listen to junior doctors and other trainees – including one junior doctor at Stafford Hospital, whose report was later among the submissions to the Francis Inquiry.

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Seven years after Spanish investigators uncovered one of cycling’s most sophisticated and widespread doping networks, some of its central figures will stand trial Monday in Madrid’s Criminal Court.

Judge Julia Santamaria will preside as five defendants are tried. They include doctors Eufemiano and Yolanda Fuentes, brother-and-sister suspects at the heart of a complex blood-doping ring.

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This limitation means the scope of the trial can only focus on charges relating to actions that could “endanger public health.” But that doesn’t mean the trial won’t lead to new revelations about athletes who cheated to get an unfair advantage.

“If one of the defendants says that, for example, he injected a certain athlete, then Spain’s anti-doping agency or a sports federation could open an investigation to see if they could be subject to a ban,” Eduardo Esteban, spokesman for the state prosecutor’s office, told The Associated Press.

Miguel Angel Adan, spokesman for Spain’s anti-doping agency, confirmed the body was studying the possibility.

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WADA is disappointed the trial is limited to cycling, as athletes from other sports were also implicated.

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The police set up Operation Scaldlock last month after six “horrific” raids in the city in a period of 12 days.

The senior detective leading the investigation is now setting up a voluntary code of conduct, called the Gold Standard, for traders of precious metals to sign up to.

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Those signing up would have to demonstrate they took the details of each person who sold precious metals to them.

Detective Chief Inspector Steve Thomas,Your aim is to cubepuzzlee the cubes by linking all the pairs of the same colored markers. who is leading Operation Scaldlock, said: “I am extremely interested in anyone who may have information about where stolen gold is being sold.

“I hope to roll out the scheme over the coming weeks and offer support to those reputable businesses in Bradford while challenging those who would profit from crime.”

Although the scheme has not yet begun, one of the pawnbrokers keen to get involved is Cash For Gold in James Street, Bradford.

The shop, owned by television antiques dealer Tim Hogarth, already takes the names and addresses of anyone selling them jewellery or gold, and even asks to see photo ID.The first choice in Handbags and Accessories hairflower.

Across the back of the counter are displayed photos and descriptions of items known to be stolen.

Manager Amanda Ryan said it meant the staff knew to turn away anyone trying to sell them on, and contact the police immediately.

Miss Ryan said any victims of crime could contact the shop to describe stolen jewellery.

She said: “We ask people to write down the details, with their crime reference number. If someone comes in with it, we will refuse to buy it, and we will get in touch with the owner and the police.”

Miss Ryan herself was a victim of a gunpoint robbery at the shop in November, when she was forced to hand over ￡3,000 in cash after a masked man pointed what appeared to be a gun in a carrier bag at her.

She said the number of robberies now happening across the city was “terrifying”.

Councillor Imran Hussain, deputy leader of Bradford Council and chairman of the Bradford District Community Safety Partnership, welcomed the Gold Standard idea.

He said: “The robbery of gold involving violence from homes in Bradford is an urgent priority.

“These horrific offences, sometimes targeting some of the most vulnerable victims, simply will not be tolerated.”

The announcement came as police were last night questioning two men about the string of raids.

Two Bradford men, aged 27 and 21, were arrested on Tuesday night on suspicion of robbery and remained in custody yesterday.

They were being questioned about an armed robbery in Emm Lane, Heaton, on January 8, in which armed men wielding a gun and a hammer burst into a house, leaving the householders traumatised.

But a police spokesman said the men would also be questioned about other jewellery robberies.

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"It's very important that patients wear prescribed footwear as much as possible," said senior author, Sicco Bus, staff scientist with the Academic Medical Center at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. "High-risk patients are too low in their adherence, and that needs to be improved."

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In the group of mostly white male retirees, patient adherence to the prescribed footwear ranged widely, from 10 to 100 percent.

The diabetic study participants were at high risk for preventable foot ulcers because of decreased feeling in their feet and previously-healed foot ulcers.

Even more alarming, researchers noted, patients failed to wear their ulcer-preventing shoes for 39 percent of the steps taken at home, where the majority of walking occurred.

Patients took an average of about 4,000 steps inside the home and 2,600 steps outside - where they walked in their protective shoes 87 percent of the time.

"Patients generally think they have to primarily wear their footwear when they go outside, even though the doctor tells them to wear (customized shoes) as much as possible," Bus told Reuters Health.

The researchers did not examine whether wearing prescription footwear less often led to increased foot ulcers, but unprotected diabetic feet are considered particularly vulnerable to injury because of decreased sensation, insufficient blood flow, dry cracked skin, foot deformities and slow wound healing.

Researchers assume custom-made footwear helps diabetic feet, a notion never tested with appropriate clinical trials, said Dr. Dereck Hunt, an associate professor of internal medicine at McMaster University in Canada who runs a diabetes clinic.

"We lack high-quality data, so that makes it more difficult for groups to focus on developing strategies to address adherence," Hunt told Reuters Health.

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During the current study, the researchers used shoe-implanted monitors that sample temperature to determine when patients were wearing their customized shoes and ankle monitors to record the number of steps taken.

Participants also kept diaries of times when they were inside or outside of the home. The patients were told the objective of the research was to study temperature and not shoe compliance.

Beyond custom-made protective footwear, experts said preventive treatments for foot ulcers typically include appropriate screening for foot deformities or sores, adequate follow up from podiatrists and proper foot care such as callous removal and nail care.

"With a little bit of common sense and technology, we can start to address this problem," said Dr. David Armstrong, professor of surgery and director of the Southern Arizona Limb Salvage Alliance at the University of Arizona.Cheap guccishoes1 pittsburgh steelers jerseys youth size aaron rodgers jersey on sale.

Some technologies under exploration include shoe implants that ping to remind diabetic patients to wear their custom-made shoes and sensor mats that can detect weaknesses in the soles of feet.

Bus and his colleagues are also exploring whether making patients conscious of their non-compliance might help improve adherence.

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“With the introduction of online assessment of diamond pieces, a consumer can evaluate the price on his own and claim the same amount from jewellers at the time of sale. With a marginal error of omission and neglect, a consumer can fetch the price displayed on the website,” said Jignesh Mehta, managing director of R S Diamonds.

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The company is popularly known as the producer of India’s first solitaire brand – Divine Solitaire – which guarantees complete transparency and also assures customers get true value for money.

R S Diamonds procures roughs at market-driven prices through participation in overseas auctions. Currently, benchmark prices are available only to registered members from a couple of global providers. But, the price displayed on the website differs from the one offered by local jewellers.

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Cars remain the main way people get around, but more are cycling and using mass transit, a huge study of how residents make trips in Ottawa and Gatineau has found.

Daily trips by bicycle and transit saw big gains as more people went from place to place between 2005 and 2011, according to results from a survey of more than 25,000 people.

The number of daily bicycle trips shot up 40 per cent in that period to 52,000, the survey found, while daily transit trips increased nine per cent to 395,700.

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“The increase in both transit and cycling trips is a strong reflection of the positive investments the city has made to provide sustainable transportation options,” stated John Moser, the city’s general manager of planning and growth management, in a memo to councillors when the results were released on Thursday.The first choice in Handbags and Accessories hairflower.

The trends should continue as work progresses on projects such as the city’s $2.1-billion light-rail system, Moser said.

Daily trips made by walking fell, however, by almost three per cent to 289,900.

Planners estimate there are 2.9 million trips in a 24-hour period in the region that takes in Ottawa, Gatineau and the Quebec regional municipality of des Collines-de-l’Outaouais — everything from a walk to the grocery store to commutes from the suburbs to a job downtown. That’s up nearly four per cent from 2005.

Despite their gains, the share of trips made through transit and cycling remains well back of the car, which accounted for almost 72 per cent of all trips made over a 24-hour period.

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The $1-million Origin-Destination Survey was conducted through 10-minute interviews with more than 25,000 residents in the fall of 2011, and is to be used to plan and improve infrastructure and to aid in transportation planning such as a review of the City of Ottawa’s transportation master plan, as well as its cycling and pedestrian plans.

It’s the fourth survey of its kind for the region. Others were commissioned in 1986, 1995 and 2005.

The cities of Ottawa and Gatineau, along with their public transit organizations and provincial transportation ministries, shared the cost of the survey on a per-capita basis.



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Tuft finished seven seconds in front of his closest rival, Argentine Leandro Messineo (San Luis Somos Todos).

Polish rider Kwiatkowski crossed third with a time of 11 seconds, which was good enough for him to snatch the lead off Brazilian Alex Diniz (Funvic Brasilinvest), who has now dropped to fourth at 45 seconds.

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A NEW action group is being set up for Middlewich cyclists to have their say on the town’s facilities and encourage more people to get peddling.

Middlewich Cycling Action Group (MCAG) is looking for people of all ages and abilities.

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David Williams, who helped establish the team, said: “Middlewich offers some great cycling, particularly along the upgraded canal towpaths and there are national and regional cycle routes that run through the town.

“So this group wants to make residents more aware of what is available and to encourage more people to get on their bike.

“It’s a great way of getting fit without forking out for gym memberships and you could also save a packet on petrol.

“We want real improvements in the roads and cycle paths around the town and working with Cheshire East Council to create routes that cyclists can use without having to go on busy roads.”

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MCAG will also be organising family bikes rides as part of Middlewich Community Day on May 11 and will link in with Middlewich Transport Festival in July.

David Buckley said: “I commute every day by bike to get to Midpoint 18 and I’d like to see a route for cyclists that takes us away from Lewin Street and Holmes Chapel Road.

“At the moment I have to negotiate muddy paths and lift my bike over a gate to stay away from these very busy roads.”

Paul Mottram added: “I cycle to Sandbach and have been really affected by the street light switch off on Booth lane.

“I want the council to be doing more to make cycling safe and this new action group will help highlight what is needed”.

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Powers wrote other novels including "The Unoriginal Sinner and the Ice Cream God," "The Last Catholic in America," "The Junk Drawer" and "Corner Store."

He lived in Lake Geneva and also worked as a motivational speaker when he was not writing.

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On perhaps the coldest morning so far this winter, interest in area cycling quickly heated up at the Haltom Region Museum.

That was thanks to the official announcement of an event that organizers hope will strengthen Halton’s status as a cycling hotbed.

But while drawing the support of three-time Olympic medalist Curt Harnett and likely to attract many top-level competitors due to its 140-kilometre challenge, organizer Michael Merrall stressed the newly-created PwC Epic Tour Halton isn’t a race.

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Pricewater houseCoopers will serve as the title sponsor of the event, which will include a corporate challenge, with teams combining cycling kilometres to work towards sponsorship funding.

PwC Epic Tour Halton has also partnered with Halton Healthcare Services, with a portion of the proceeds to go to area hospitals.

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At 1431, the path crosses under 183A and runs south on the east side of the tollway to Brushy Creek, where it connects to the Williamson County Trail System.

The 183A shared use path was built by the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, which runs the toll road.

Director of Communications Steve Pustelnyk said building the tolls has been a main focus, and as a result, this path is an amenity.

"Because we're going through neighborhoods and disrupting those neighborhoods, we believe that bike facilities are an important part of our role in providing mobility, not just for drivers but for all users," Pustelnyk said.

Just last fall, the Mobility Authority and Williamson County opened a bridge linking the 183A path to the Brushy Creek Regional Trail.

People can park there, then trails take them southwest to the YMCA in Cedar Park, east towards Round Rock and now north to Leander.

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Pustelnyk said the Mobility Authority would like to eventually extend the trail to the Capital Metro Leander Rail Station and to the South San Gabriel River.

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CVS customer Bill Mcglaughlin is stunned about the news. "That's what they have to do chain down the register," said Mcglaughlin.

The suspect was caught on video outside a nearby bank, smashing the register on the floor. "We are looking for you and we will find you, and hopefully after this is shown on TV we will know who you are," said Cazzola.

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“In the raids, police also found four cars parked in the condominium parking lot.

“We believe the cars belong to those who failed to settle debts for loans taken from the man,” he added.