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Luxury Chocolate Gifts in San Miguelito

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Luxury chocolate gifts delivered in San Miguelito

zChocolat, world leader in luxury chocolate gift giving and Pascal Caffet, World Champion Chocolatier have been delivering their high-quality and premium French chocolates in San Miguelito, Panama since November 1st 1999 and have always made a grand and lasting impression with gift recipients in San Miguelito. Whether you are shipping to Santa Marta, Tierra Alta, Cerro Viento or any of the suburbs, zChocolat delivers high-end & exclusive French chocolates within 6 business days and in perfect conditions.

  • Romantic 12-pc

    This romantic assortment of 12 luscious heart-shaped chocolates will melt your recipient's heart instantly as it reveals the Toquade: a delicious dark ganache cloaked in a white exterior, the Suprême: a creamy milk hazelnut praliné, the Mystique: "fleur de sel" (salty) caramel infused with Bourbon Vanilla from Madagascar dressed in...

  • Sapphire

    This warm wood-toned polished mahogany box pairs luxury French craftsmanship with epicurean perfection as it contains our 15 most sought-after recipes.

  • Traditional

    The Classique is an assortment of time-honored flavor combinations prepared with a distinctive zChocolat touch. From a raspberry ganache covered in dark chocolate to a passion fruit caramel blanketed in milk chocolate, it’s a delicious way to experience the essential zChocolat recipes.  Includes pieces 0 to 11 from the Numbered...

  • Romantic 27-pc

    Overwhelm your loved one with the best of both worlds: romance and traditional recipes. Our assortment of 12 heart-shaped chocolates reveals a dark ganache cloaked in a white exterior, a creamy milk hazelnut praliné, a dark couverture "fleur de sel" (salty) caramel infused with Bourbon Vanilla from Madagascar and a...

  • Hearts

    Whimsical heart-shaped morsels are drenched in colorful chocolate coatings to create our most romantic collection ever. Featuring four intriguing recipes, this assortment pairs classic flavors with fanciful exteriors. Rich hazelnut pralines take cover in creamy milk chocolate. Decadent dark ganache hides beneath an unassuming white surface. Vanilla...

  • Dark Chocolate

    Indulge your dark side with this assembly of zChocolat's most sophisticated pieces. With fillings ranging from tangy passion fruit to sultry Kenyan coffee, each member of this assortment was included because of its silky 70% dark cocoa couverture. The resulting collection is at once robust and sensual, sure to be appreciated by dark chocolate aficionados...

  • Exotic

    With ingredients from around the world, the Exotique assortment is a tantalizing tour of zChocolat’s most uniquely indulgent recipes.  Flavors like coconut, lemon, rose, coriander, pistachio, sesame, and violet are expertly paired with classic French chocolate for a collection that is as unexpected as it is exceptional.  Includes pieces 12...

  • zBox 15

    The zBox 15 brings together a selection of the best-loved recipes from our Numbered Collection. Elegantly encased in our signature black and white ballotin, it’s a beautiful way to sample some of zChocolat’s most celebrated flavors.

  • Romantic Sapphire

    Send the key to your heart with our most romantic assortment presented in a divine glossy mahogany box. It transpires passion and fantasy as it reveals the Toquade: a delicious dark ganache cloaked in a white exterior, the Suprême: a creamy milk hazelnut praliné, the Mystique: a "fleur de sel" (salty) caramel infused with Bourbon Vanilla...

  • Romantic zBox 6

    So sweet and so elegant - surprise your sweetheart with 2 of our heart-shaped chocolates: a "fleur de sel" (salty) caramel infused with Bourbon Vanilla from Madagascar and a 40% Ivory Coast milk chocolate praliné, as well as our 4 favorites from the numbered collection, including the ever-famous Z chocolate: a combination of a crunchy...

  • Z Chocolate Only

    Dedicated exclusively to the only chocolate worthy to be known simply as Z, this assortment is the perfect way to indulge in pure zChocolat goodness. Each piece is either a white, milk, or dark chocolate rendition of Pascal Caffet’s signature recipe and is bursting with salty-sweet caramel and rich hazelnut praline. A scrumptious solution for those...

  • Romantic zBox 27

    Express your love with delicious French couverture chocolates by offering this romantic display of 27 recipes which includes our 12-heart assortment and our bestseller 15-pcs traditional assortment. This very chic and modern chocolate box decorated with flying hearts will cast a loving spell on the person you treasure.

  • Milk Chocolate

    Our premium milk chocolates begin with 100% pure cocoa butter, pressed from the finest cocoa beans in the Ivory Coast. The result is a creamy confection that perfectly balances sweetness and rich chocolate flavor. Bringing together 13 of our most requested milk chocolate recipes, plus two Z chocolates, this assortment is the perfect way to pamper those...

  • zBox 30

    The stylish zBox is a dramatic backdrop for the recipes that have made zChocolat famous. From the smooth and unassuming to the dark and exotic, this assortment includes the full range of flavors found in our Numbered Collection.

  • Ruby

    Share heavenly gourmet vibes with a close-one as this sophisticated polished mahogany box is graced with our entire Numbered Collection.

  • Chocamandines

    Plump Valencia almonds from Spain have been roasted and drenched in intense Venezuelan dark chocolate to form the heart of this nutty confection.  But what really sets our chocamandines apart is the Criollo dusting on the outside. Sourced exclusively from the Chuao plantation in Venezuea, Criollo is an intensely rich cocoa powder that takes chocolate...

Please make sure that you have provided a valid phone number for the recipient so that local customs can get in touch with him/her for the clearance of the package. Your recipient will need to provide customs a Health Ministry Certificate and Sanitary Registry number. There is a cost of 35 USD to get these documents. DHL will get in touch with your recipient in order to help him/her in this process. We are not authorized to provide this paperwork or the associated fees on behalf of your recipient. Once the documents and fees are provided, customs clearance may take a few extra days.

Chocolates Delivery in San Miguelito

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All our chocolates are handmade by our chocolate master Pascal Caffet, World Champion Chocolatier, with zealous adherence to French tradition: no alcohol, no preservatives, no coloring, high cocoa content, low sugar and 100% pure cocoa butter.

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We have a wide selection of personalized chocolate gifts with the name of your recipient including:

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All our Signature Chocolates can be delivered in San Miguelito and at any time of the year with our summer packaging depending on the season.

The delivery rates in San Miguelito

We deliver within 6 business days and charge a flat fee of USD 19.05 per shipment for up to 5 items sent to the same delivery address. Beyond 5 items per delivery address, the shipping cost is USD 5.29 per item.

Please note that we do not deliver in Panama on weekends (Saturdays & Sundays) and the following upcoming holidays:

  • 2017-01-01 (A/M/J) New Year's Day
  • 2017-01-02 (A/M/J) New Year's Day (obse
  • 2017-01-09 (A/M/J) Memorial Day
  • 2017-02-25 (A/M/J) Carnival
  • 2017-02-26 (A/M/J) Carnival
  • 2017-02-28 (A/M/J) Carnival
  • 2017-03-01 (A/M/J) Miercoles de Ceniza
  • 2017-04-13 (A/M/J) Maundy Thursday
  • 2017-04-14 (A/M/J) Good Friday
  • 2017-04-15 (A/M/J) Good Saturday
  • 2017-04-16 (A/M/J) Domingo de Resurreci
  • 2017-05-01 (A/M/J) Labor Day
  • 2017-08-15 (A/M/J) Panama Vieja Foundat
  • 2017-11-03 (A/M/J) Separacion de Panama
  • 2017-11-04 (A/M/J) Dia de la Bandera
  • 2017-11-05 (A/M/J) Independence Day
  • 2017-11-10 (A/M/J) Primer Grito de Inde
  • 2017-11-28 (A/M/J) Independence Day
  • 2017-12-08 (A/M/J) Mother's Day
  • 2017-12-27 (A/M/J) Noche Buena
  • 2017-12-31 (A/M/J) Fiesta de Fin de Ano

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Chatter Of Fed Balance Sheet Unwind Spikes Yield Curve

Tyler Durden's picture

While the Fed watchers have been obsessing in recent weeks about the pace and size of any upcoming Fed rate hikes, summarized best by Dallas Fed president Robert Kaplan who earlier today said:

... and unexpected new buzzword emerged today, namely Fed balance sheet unwind when first Philly Fed's Steve Harker noted it in his speech earlier this morning...

followed later in the day by St. Louis Fed's James Bullard who, likewise, hinted that selling Fed assets may be coming soon:

Of course, how credible it is that the the Fed may actually engage in this is anyone's guess: should the Fed "unexpectedly" start to reduce its balance sheet, the impact on global yields would be devastating, and make the Taper Tantrum and the TanTrump seems like child's play in comparison. Which, perhaps, is why today for the first time we got not one but two such "trial balloons" from two separate Fed presidents, just to gradually acclimate the market with the concept of upcoming balance sheet normalization.

The mechanics of such a process are rather mindboggling, especially coming at a time when even the Republicans are pushing to layer on an addition $9 trillion in US government debt over the next decade, which - all else equal - would mean require more QE to monetize the deficit, precisely the opposite of selling Fed-owned Treasuries.

Then again, the Fed has been known to make major, and quite public, mistakes. Whether this is one of them, and whether it is intentional remains to be seen, however the sharp steepening in the curve that has taken place today amid the sudden Fed talk of Fed balance sheet unwinding, is very much unmistakable.

The only (perhaps rhetorical) question is how such an unwind won't impact stocks far more than bonds. And then we remember that nothing can possibly ever have an adverse impact on stocks, and all is again well with the world.

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NugginFuts's picture

Does this mean we get all our old subprime mortgages back now? Please pretty please?

walküre's picture

Funny you should mention subprime mortgages in this context. Sure feels like it's 2007 all over again.

NotApplicable's picture

My guess is that the Fed's balance sheet can never, EVAR shrink.

Boris Badenov's picture

To shrink would "reduce the availabl money supply/credit" otherwise known as DEFLATION. Does The Fed want that?

Not that we are anywhere near letting the "rolloff" just sit. Currently, I estimate that ~$40 billion /month gets reinvested into (this month) MBS.

Bay of Pigs's picture

Property values are back at peak housing bubble prices here in Maui again.

thesonandheir's picture

Reverse QE bitchez!

QE crack addict's picture

Noooooo, I need more QE u greedy motherfuckerz

jus_lite_reading's picture

Just wait until Trump signs the "Audit the Fed" bill!

PS- That chart looks way worse than it is. Chill guys. Keep your eyes on the 10s

Yen Cross's picture

   LOL- Tell that to all your[EM] swaps partners, and the ECB.

   P.S. don't forget the BoJ.

Citizen_x's picture

Does this mean selling their Bonds and depressing yield ?

Making other maturity holder to think twice about holding to maturity ?

Yen Cross's picture

 Two completely different conversations. Yes they're linked.

asteroids's picture

Unwind the balance sheet to who?

OpenThePodBayDoorHAL's picture

Back to the banks they bought all that crap from, then they can have a national bank holiday and a bail-in. It's either that or they flog it all to the Central Bank of Mars...and they don't seem to be answering their phones. Janet even went into the special chamber and put on her Eyes Wide Shut robes but nobody picked up.

Justin Case's picture

USA Inc. President. They owe the FED $871 billion in just treasuries. FED wants repayment from the serfs.

Yen Cross's picture

   Great comment.  Back to the primary dealers, which means the the Fed. whould have to decide what end of the bond /Treasury market could absorb the shock.

 The Fed. want's inflation but dumping tons of fake cash financed debt back into the bond markets could be extremely harmful, if demand isn't indicative of interest rates. [stagflation]

oddjob's picture

If there was a real buyer for this crap, they would have bought it in the first place.

jamesmmu's picture

Tomorrow - Friday - D- day is coming, banks will start their earning report.

DarkPurpleHaze's picture

They'll  either change existing regulations or create new accounting methods and standards that will enable them to do whatever they need to do to gain some semblance of balance sheet normality.

All they need is the element of time to gradually stretch out any shocks from causing a market panic or distrust in the Fed.

Those who write the bills that eventually become laws can get away with almost anything as we've seen repeatedly. Sad but true.

buzzsaw99's picture

nobody wants to buy janet's old laptop or her fake earrings.

Grandad Grumps's picture

The Fed should not unwind. What they should do is simply foregive all government debt held by the Fed and then raise rates. So, bond traders get crushed. There should always be risk and they made money risklessly on the way down.

rccalhoun's picture

and then launch QE infinity to buy stocks

P Rankmug's picture

This is exactly what I wrote in September 2016 would have to happen.  Fed funds rate hike requires concurrent manipulation of shadow banking system. Fed can't accomplish rate hikes above 1%.  Each rate hike requires greater manipulation.

trillion_dollar_deficit's picture

Of course. No more Obama means no more need to prop everything up with a $4.5T balance sheet.

curbyourrisk's picture

Between all the infrastructure spending anticipated and the addition of $9 trillion of debt....  why does anyone think Trump wants higher rates?

Bam_Man's picture

What they are actually saying is that to get the Fed Funds target rate above 1.00%, it will require them to shrink the balance sheet (remove liquidity from the system via Open Market Operations, by selling securities).

This should not be a surprise to anybody, except perhaps those who thought the Fed had no intention of ever getting above 1.00% on Fed Funds to begin with.

cat2005's picture

Wouldn't selling the bonds (reducing the balance sheet) have a similar effect as raising rates?

ExpertiseAsia's picture

3% may be the trade of the year, if you can get it...

Asia morning piece here.

Nomad Trader's picture

Call me old fashioned but I really feel this is the year when the cost of money finds its own (higher) level, despite what the agenda wants it to be.

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Markus Imboden & Jasmin Hoch

Born and raised in Switzerland, the successful Markus Imboden has been a freelance director and screenwriter since 1986. He celebrated his breakthrough in 1996 with his motion picture KATZENDIEBE, starring Beat Schlatter and Patrick Frey. With this first big hit he won the Prix Walo and the Golden Moments. More of his successful movies include KOMIKER, HEIDI, HUNGER AUF LEBEN, BELLA BLOCK – DENN SIE WISSEN NICHT WAS SIE TUN (German TV Prize), AUF IMMER UND EWIG UND EINEN TAG (nominated for the Adolf TV Prize), DER VERDINGBUB and MÖRDERISCHE JAGD. The box office hit DER VERDINGBUB, which was written by Jasmine Hoch and Plinio Bachmann, won numerous awards, such as Schweizer Filmpreis for Best Film in 2012, Prix Walo 2012 for Best Film as well as Best Actor at Festroia – International Film Festival Portugal. With screenwriter Jasmine Hoch he has also worked on other projects, one of which is the motion picture HEIDI. Jasmine Hoch wrote the script for DER GOALIE BIN IG, which is coming out in 2014. Markus Imboden’s latest coup AM HANG has its Premiere at the Zurich Film Festival on October 4th and will be in Swiss cinemas by October 24th. Markus Imboden is a member of the German and Swiss Film Academy and has been Head of Department “Master of Arts in Film” at ZHdK since 2012, where Jasmine Hoch is a lecturer as well.


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For Rent Studio Furnished Condo at Makati City

A reincarnation of the wildly successful The Columns Ayala Avenue, The Columns Legazpi Village offers another opportunity to pursue a unique urban lifestyle that only living in the heart of a cosmopolitan city like Makati can offer. This stately 41-storey two-tower residential structure at the corner of Arnaiz Avenue (formerly Pasay Road) and Amorsolo Street offers close to 800 new residential units in a highly strategic location with city club-like amenities in it's 2,000-sq.m. Fitness Hub.
This 41-storey, 2-tower residential condominium has an enviable proximity to Makati’s commercial and business hubs. It promises to meet today’s urban lifestyle demands with recreational club amenities and an inviting mix of landscaped plazas, cafes and restaurants with al fresco dining.
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-PROXIMITY: Walking distance from Makati Central Business District. near Makati Cinema Square, Don Bosco, Greenbelt & Ayala, 25mins Drive from the Airport
-AMENITIES: Swimming Pool, Gym, Sauna, Lounge, Etc.
-RENTAL PRICE: P28,000 Including Association Dues. Excluding Utilities. (NEGOTIABLE FOR 1 YEAR LEASE)
-INITIAL PAYMENT:2months advance and 2months deposit & 11 post dated checks.
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Djibouti is the least developed and most food deficit country in the Horn of Africa. The country has some of the worst social indicators in the world – 42 percent of the population live in absolute poverty with peaks of 83 percent among those living in rural areas.
The climate is hot and dry, desert-like arid.  Rain scarcity hinders agricultural production, which accounts for only 3 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). To compensate the gap, Djibouti imports 90 percent of its food commodities, which makes it highly dependent on international market prices. Any variation in the international prices has a considerable impact on the poorest segment of the population, who spend 77 percent of their household budget on food.

This translates into high rates of malnutrition, which affects 29.7 percent of children under five, with 17.8 percent of the same age group suffering from wasting.

WFP has been in Djibouti since 1978. As well as assisting refugees and combating malnutrition, our operations aim to support the Government to consider and implement a viable, nationally-owned school-feeding program, and enhance capacity building of government partners in the areas of food security and crisis prevention.

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  • Assistance to refugees

    WFP provides monthly in-kind or mixed cash-food assistance to registered refugees and asylum seekers in camps, most refugees have limited or no income, and therefore rely almost exclusively on food assistance. The most vulnerable are also helped via nutrition programs such as the treatment of acute malnutrition and the prevention of chronic malnutrition. Refugee girls receive a take-home ration to encourage school enrolment and attendance.

  • Food security

    WFP provides food assistance to rural and urban food-insecure families affected by drought through in-kind and cash-based transfers.

  • Nutrition

    WFP works to prevent acute and chronic malnutrition and treat moderate acute malnutrition. WFP also provides food to people living with HIV (PLHIV) and those undergoing treatment for tuberculosis (TB) to promote good nutrition and health, and ease the side effects of medication.

  • Resilience building

    In addition, WFP supports asset creation activities as part of building the resilience of affected communities. To meet the challenges of the scarcity of rural water and water and soil conservation, working with the Ministry of Agriculture WFP focuses on the mobilization of surface water, land management and capacity building, including strengthening community development.

  • School meals

    School meals in targeted rural pre, primary and middle schools combine WFP internationally-purchased commodities and fresh food purchased locally with complementary funds allocated by the Government. A take-home ration of oil is provided to families of school girls as an incentive to keep them in school through the 9th grade. WFP is supporting the capacity of the Government towards the establishment of a sustainable national school feeding programme

  • Humanitarian logistics hub

    Djibouti is a crucial hub for the handling of food commodities destined for Ethiopia, Somalia, South Soudan and Yemen. WFP Djibouti plays an important support role to humanitarian operations in these four neighbouring countries.

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Computer Aided Technology, Inc. (CATI) has partnered with Visual Components to become the first value added reseller in the USA of the 3DCreate and 3DRealize Digital Factory applications.

Buffalo Grove, IL – May 6, 2008- CATI, the first U.S. SolidWorks provider, and a one-stop, full-service solution for professional services, to offer a complete 3D plant layout with robotics and material flow simulation in one easy-to-use application.

This new partnership will bring cost-effective plant layout simulation to CATI’s clients. This best-of-breed application for production line validation is using plug-and-play equipment libraries based on 3D and 2D CAD data.

Juha Renfors, CEO of Visual Components, remarked, “The Visual Components Digital Factory is specifically suited to companies operating in the construction of production assembly systems and this is a great fit to CATI’s client base. CATI is very proactive in looking for ways to extend the use of SolidWorks data to improve their customers business processes – and with the Visual Components partnership we can certainly provide a boost in that area.”

Visual Components is unique in that it offers the only robotics and material flow simulation in one easy-to-use application. Also unique, is that it allows for component and layout reuse throughout the project lifecycle, “Visual Components will revolutionize the way our clients work from sales proposals through PLC program validation all before the designs are physically complete,” remarked Robert Konczal, CTO of CATI.

Some of the greatest benefits CATI clients will see when using this software are a huge increased efficiency in sales and delivery of factory ramp-up and production systems and processes. Clients will find an improved product quality paired with lower manufacturing costs, as well as a shortened product development time. Other benefits will be realized by many departments and personnel such as visualization for marketing and sales, plant layout tool for sales and factory engineers, simulation with trusted results, simulation for production optimization and visualization of the control mechanisms.

“By reusing engineering CAD data within 3DCreate, our clients will enjoy another ROI boost on their initial investment of SolidWorks,” said Konczal.

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Computer Aided Technology, Inc. (CATI), headquartered in Buffalo Grove, IL, provides the Midwest with seven full-service training facilities, supporting Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan and Wisconsin. CATI creates competitive advantage for manufacturing clients by leveraging an industry-experienced team and leading technology solutions. CATI is the Nation's original resource for SolidWorks and the Midwest's leading support and services team. CATI has two wholly-owned subsidiaries; and serving customers world-wide. To see our company profile, visit

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Visual Components is a world leading 3D robotics and manufacturing simulation software provider offering machine builders, system integrators and companies using complex turnkey manufacturing solutions a simple, quick and highly cost effective way to build and simulate their total process solutions. Finnish based Visual Components has global OEM partners and an extensive reseller network, for more information please refer to

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Light, chemistry, action – a new technique to target skin cancers?

11 April 2011

Targeted photodynamic therapy can completely eradicate some models of cancer, according to the latest research by UK and Swiss scientists, published in the current issue of the British Journal of Cancer.

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The team – including researchers from the University of Hull and ETH Zurich – linked light-sensitive molecules with antibodies that target tumour blood vessels. When irradiated with light, the molecules create particles known as reactive oxygen species, which in high numbers cause irreparable damage to cells.

By ensuring the light-sensitive molecules were targeted at the tumour blood vessels, the researchers could starve the tumour of oxygen and nutrients and cause it to disappear completely, with no re-growth during the following 100 days.

“There are already drugs in clinical use which target tumour blood vessels, but these only inhibit growth rather than completely kill the tumour,” explains Dr Ross Boyle, from Hull’s Department of Chemistry, who designs and creates the light-sensitive molecules used in the research.

“By using this form of targeted photodynamic therapy, we were able to completely kill the tumour in our models. Though this is still a long way from being used on patients, it does hold exciting potential for the treatments of some of the most common skin cancers.”

However, the tumour was only completely eradicated when ‘natural killer cells’ – a key part of the immune system – were present. When the production of these was blocked, the tumour reduced in size, but did not disappear. The team believe further research is needed to determine the exact role of the immune system in the process.

Targeting light-sensitive molecules to a tumour site ensures that the treatment should be more effective even at smaller doses, improving outcomes and reducing potential side effects to patients. The technique could potentially replace more invasive forms of treatment such as surgery and radiotherapy.

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Heard on the Hill: Mizzou newspaper blames end of rivalry on KU; lecturer Bernie Kish earns HOPE award; Monarch waystations find their way to Indiana, far reaches of the globe

Bernie Kish, KU lecturer in health, sport and exercise science, was the recipient of the 2011 HOPE, or Honor for an Outstanding Progressive Educator, Award during halftime of the game Saturday.

Bernie Kish, KU lecturer in health, sport and exercise science, was the recipient of the 2011 HOPE, or Honor for an Outstanding Progressive Educator, Award during halftime of the game Saturday.

November 14, 2011

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• The death of the MU-KU rivalry, yeah that’s KU’s fault. So says the Maneater, a student newspaper at the University of Missouri.

The editorial picks up on comments from KU’s chancellor saying the school was sorry to see the rivalry end, and basketball coach Bill Self saying the majority of KU fans don’t “give a flip” about playing Missouri.

“Both statements give off a defeatist attitude and indicate the KU administration is out of touch with the reality of rivalries in college athletics,” the editorial says. “There is no rule, written or unwritten, that mandates a rivalry can only be sustained if both schools are in the same conference.”

Missouri’s leaving the Big 12 Conference has already attracted a fair bit of snippy comments and rancor on both sides.

There was, of course, this tweet from KU’s official KU News Twitter account that attracted a fair amount of attention, too.

The tweet from KU's official account got attention.

The tweet from KU's official account got attention.

It’s these kinds of back-and-forth exchanges that make me think this rivalry will stay alive and well even if these two teams don’t play for some time.

• Here’s some Heard on the Hill kudos for Bernie Kish, a lecturer in the department of health, sport and exercise sciences, who received the annual HOPE award at Saturday’s football game.

The HOPE award is a pretty nice honor. Established by the Class of 1959, it's an honor for teaching excellence given to faculty entirely by students.

I attended the football game on Saturday, and, sadly, the result on the field wasn’t as happy, to put it mildly.

• The Times of Northwest Indiana wrote a bit about the monarch butterfly waystations in the area, a project of KU’s Monarch Watch program.

Monarch folks around the country have more than 5,000 waystations, which are gardens that have plants friendly to monarchs in support of their migration, and the Times reported that about 200 of those are in Indiana.

Here’s the complete list. It shows waystations in places outside the country, too, like Grand Bahama Island, Rockingham, Australia.

• It might not save the monarchs, but if you’ve got a tip for Heard on the Hill, you should send it to

TopJayhawk 5 years, 3 months ago

Yes, everything is KU's fault. so glad MU is going.
Any bets on how long it will take for the SEC to get sick of them?

Kookamooka 5 years, 3 months ago

The rivalry is over. I agree with that statement. MU can't have it both ways. I'm glad they are gone. Having two major rivalries (KSU and MU) was a drag. Boo Hoo Mizzou. They need to find another school in their new conference to hate. It will never be the same again.

ljwhirled 5 years, 3 months ago

They'd have to be relevant to be hated.

In their new conference they are going to get beat so bad that they'll look like a spouse after a "discussion" in Topeka.

Biscayne 5 years, 3 months ago

Congradulations Dr. Kish on the HOPE award, it couldn't have went to a more deserving and great person.

CardHawkFan 5 years, 3 months ago

Agreed. If you have a chance as a student to take any of his classes, I highly recommend it. Good stuff. Congrats Dr. Kish!

jayhawkinsf 5 years, 3 months ago

I suggest we play Missouri every year in both football and basketball, both games right here in Lawrence. Every year, here. And if they refuse, then we blame them.
Go to "H" "E" "double hockey sticks", missouri.

oldvet 5 years, 3 months ago

MU blames KU... and prisons are full of innocent people.

Let's start a series with Missouri State and call it the Border Showdown! Is the new Livestrong Sporting Park big enough to handle a football field? Then the game would be on Kansas soil.

Terry Sexton 5 years, 3 months ago

I have a cake. Watch me eat it. Hey, what happened to my cake!?

jayhawklawrence 5 years, 3 months ago

You always feel a little cheapened when you play Missouri. Like sitting through a torrent of obscene jokes by a bad comedian.

You just wish you had planned your day a little better.

I won't miss them.

Horace 5 years, 3 months ago

The MU paper is right. KU's administration and fans have been embarrassing throughout the meltdown of the Big 12.

KU could play MU if it wanted to, but because we're bitter, we won't.

KU is jealous that MU has moved on to a better conference. Get over it. KU's stuck in the hollow shell of what used to be the Big 12. Missouri wasn't and they took the only reasonable action: find a chair before the music stops.

Bursting 5 years, 3 months ago

Whatever Dude... Its people like you and Mizzou that think Music is playing... If they stayed and we get Louisville after the Big East loses it's case against WVU, then tell me what the Big 12 would have looked like. 12 teams that are just fine.

Horace 5 years, 3 months ago

In the last two years the Big 12 has lost Nebraska, Colorado, Texas A&M, and Missouri.

Those four have been replaced with West Virginia and TCU.

If you can't see that the Big 12 is on the decline, go get Lasik.

If the Big 12 was a strong conference getting stronger, big time programs would be trying to join. They're not.

Corey Williams 5 years, 3 months ago

Nebraska was regaining it's football glory and it was on the road to being a basketball powerhouse. In the big 12 with Kansas, that doesn't really mean that much. And the nearest school that they will play is in Illinois. How many Nebraska fans will travel with them for that? Colorado was horrible at football and basketball. Basically a whipping boy for everyone else in the conference. The only reason the Pac 10 took them was because they thought they would get Oklahoma and Texas. Let's see how much they regret that move in a few years. Texas A&M/TCU, pretty much an even trade. Missouri gone? They have football, but no basketball game at all. And since the coach drove them back to KC in order to not spend a dime in Lawrence, good riddance.

jesse499 5 years, 3 months ago

MU started the whole mess that caused NU and CU to leave by popping off that they were going to Big Ten and found out that that the Big Ten didn't want them they wanted NU.To save face they go to the SEC I don't know how their going to save face from the bottom of the SEC standings but.Now their going to blame KU for not wanting to play someone who's been talking out of both sides of it's mouth and was a major reason for the break up in the first place.

Horace 5 years, 3 months ago

If you think NU and CU left because of Missouri, well no.

jesse499 5 years, 3 months ago

Maybe not but Missouri was the first to pop off about going some place else so as far as I'm concerned they started it .It also leaves a bad tast that the guy at MU that was suppose to be working to keep the BIG 12 together at the same time was talking to the SEC but their good at going behind your back had a lot of practice.

LogicMan 5 years, 3 months ago

Is our FB nonconference schedule already contracted-out for next year? If so, there's no chance for an MU/KU game except for an unlikely bowl matchup.

I read that the Arrowhead contract has another year to go, and if we don't have a slot, I don't see how we could play MU there. Maybe ISU or WVU instead? One year only, then home-and-home games forever.

But I could see what someone else suggested: KU playing in an annual early season BB tournament in KC with MU, NU, and UMKC, for example. I think all four teams would have to be from different conferences.

canusayduh 5 years, 3 months ago

Finally some common sense!! I am so tired of the whiners at KU and the sense of entitlement that goes with it. MU realized that the conference is totally unstable and decided to leave. Pick up any other team you want. We don't really care!

jesse499 5 years, 3 months ago

Wait tell MU loses every week in the SEC we'll see who the whiners really are!

tbinch 5 years, 3 months ago

Hey, canusayduh, if you don't care why are you reading the Lawrence newspaper!! DUH!

gorilla10 5 years, 3 months ago

If KU asked MU to keep the rivalry going they would say yes in a second......Sorry MU, we don't need you as much as you need us!!!

nixon00 5 years, 3 months ago

I grew up in Lawrence and am a die hard KU fan, but I have also lived in Alabama for the past 11 years, and I have news for MU...You will never survive the SEC football season. I am sorry, but they will destroy you. You may have better luck in basketball, but if you make it far enough you will still get desroyed by KU during March Madness. Bad move.

Jeeveshawk 5 years, 3 months ago

I can see your point, but if MU could survive and do relatively decent in B12 football they can do okay in the SEC, but yes there are teams that will beat them just like how OU, Nebraska (i know they're not in B12 anymore but they whooped MUs ass when they were), and OSU did. But they will be decent in the SEC athletic world.

classclown 5 years, 3 months ago

Every sports pundit in the country has chided KU for its pettiness over the matter.

jesse499 5 years, 3 months ago

Thats what I worry about what some talking mouth on a sports show thinks.Mu was wrong not KU and when they get to the SEC they'll find out how wrong they were.

JayhawkFan1985 5 years, 3 months ago

To me, mizzou asking KU to keep playing them is like a divorced man asking his ex-wife for sex. It ain't gunna happen...

blindrabbit 5 years, 3 months ago

If we need a Missouri game, let us schedule Missouri State; they are an up and coming program and have recently had major upgrades of their facilities. The reason Missouri State is lagging behind is due to the subservient role that they have to Columbia. The Missouri system has a President housed in Columbia that has control over the other schools in the system; this is especially detrimental to UMKC and Missouri State. It is apparent the MU does not want any in-state competition.

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July 20, 2007

This morning six scientific colleagues were among 38 Ethiopian opposition leaders released from prison. The group was officially pardoned by Ethiopian President Girma Woldegiorgis, and their constitutional rights will be fully restored. The release of Befekadu Degefe (economist), Berhanu Nega (economist), Gizachew Shifferaw (chemical engineer), Hailu Shawel (civil engineer), Mesfin Woldemariam (geographer), Muluneh Eyual (economist), and the other opposition leaders came just five days after they were sentenced to life imprisonment and stripped for life of their right to vote or stand for election by Ethiopia’s high court on charges of “outrages again the constitution,” as well as, in some cases, “inciting an armed rebellion.” Their conviction on June 11 and then their sentencing on July 16 were met with widespread international condemnation. A day after the life sentences were handed down, the Ethiopian government stated that the 38 opposition leaders had signed an undisclosed statement asking for mercy and that the request for a pardon was being examined. The U.S. government (one of Ethiopia’s largest donors), among others, urged the Ethiopian government to show clemency in the case.

Dr. Befekadu, Dr. Berhanu, Mr. Gizachew, Dr. Hailu, Dr. Mesfin, and Mr. Muluneh were among dozens of individuals detained in Ethiopia during the first week of November 2005, as large-scale demonstrations began against alleged election rigging in the May 2005 general elections. The leadership of the main opposition political party—Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD)—had called for a series of peaceful demonstrations that were to end with a five-day general strike to protest alleged election fraud by the ruling Ethiopia People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front. Although the protests were peaceful, when the police responded by shooting live ammunition into the crowds, violence erupted. (The security forces reportedly shot dead more than 100 civilians and wounded more than 200 others. Six police officers reportedly were killed as well.)

In December 2005 these six colleagues were among more than 100 Ethiopian politicians, journalists, human rights defenders, and civil society activists charged with a range of crimes in connection with the protests, most of which carried a death penalty. Charges against the six men, all of whom are CUD leaders, included inciting and organizing armed uprising, endangering the integrity of the state, high treason, and attempting genocide. The two most serious charges—attempted genocide and treason—were later dropped by the court because the prosecution failed to provide credible evidence. The trial began on May 2, 2006, more than a year ago. The CUD leaders were held in Kaliti Prison in Addis Ababa under harsh conditions of confinement throughout their more than 20-month detention. Their cells were cold and damp, and hygiene and sanitary facilities were reported to be very poor. Professor Mesfin, Dr. Hailu, and Dr. Berhanu suffered from serious ill-health during their detention. All six colleagues were adopted by Amnesty International as prisoners of conscience incarcerated solely for peacefully expressing their political beliefs.


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Migrating Spring MVC RESTful web services to Spring 4

1   Introduction

Spring 4 brings several improvements for MVC applications. In this post I will focus on restful web services and try these improvements by taking a project implemented with Spring 3.2 and upgrading it to Spring 4. The following points sum up the content of this post:

The source code of the following projects can be found at github:

Original project (spring 3.2)

Migration to Spring 4

2   The Spring 3.2 RESTful sample

The starting project is implemented with Spring 3.2 (pom.xml) . It consists in a Spring MVC application that access a database to retrieve data about TV series. Let's have a look at its REST API to see it clearer:

Spring configuration

Service implementation
This class is responsible of retrieving the data from a mongoDB database:

Controller implementation
This controller will handle requests and interact with the service in order to retrieve series data:

Integration testing
These integration tests will test our controller within a mock Spring MVC environment. In this way, we will be able to also test the mappings of our handler methods. For this purpose, the MockMvc class becomes very useful. If you want to learn how to write tests of Spring MVC controllers I highly recommend the Spring MVC Test Tutorial series by Petri Kainulainen.

I'm showing some of the tests implemented. Check SeriesIntegrationTesting for complete implementation.

Functional testing
The application contains some functional testing by using the RestTemplate class. You need the webapp deployed in order to test this.

That's all, the web application is tested and running. Now is time to migrate to Spring 4.

3   Migrating to Spring 4

Check this page to read information about migrating from earlier versions of the Spring framework

3.1   Changing maven dependencies

This section explains which dependencies should be modified. You can take a look at the complete pom.xml here.

The first step is to change Spring dependencies version from 3.2.3.RELEASE to 4.0.0.RELEASE:

The next step is to update to Servlet 3.0 specification. This step is important since some of the Spring features are based on Servlet 3.0 and won't be available. In fact, trying to execute SeriesIntegrationTesting will result in a ClassNotFoundException due to this reason, which is also explained here.

3.2   Updating of Spring namespace

Don't forget to change the namespace of your spring configuration files:
Review the information page linked in section 2 since there are some changes regarding mvc namespace.

3.3   Deprecation of jackson libraries

If you check SeriesFunctionalTesting (setup method) again you will notice that the Jackson converter is now deprecated. If you try to run the test it will throw a NoSuchMethodError due to method change in Jackson libraries:

In Spring 4, support to Jackson 1.x has been deprecated in favor of Jackson v2. Let's change the old dependency:

For these:
Finally, if you are explicitly registering message converters you will need to change the deprecated class for the new version:

3.4   Migration complete

The migration is done. Now you can run the application and execute its tests. The next section will review some of the improvements I mentioned at the beginning of this post.

4 Spring 4 Web improvements

4.1 @ResponseBody and @RestController

If your REST API serves content in JSON or XML format, some of the API methods (annotated with @RequestMapping) will have its return type annotated with @ResponseBody. With this annotation present, the return type will be included into the response body. In Spring 4 we can simplify this in two ways:

Annotate the controller with @ResponseBody
This annotation can now be added on type level. In this way, the annotation is inherited and we are not forced to put this annotation in every method.

Annotate the controller with @RestController

This annotation simplifies the controller even more. If we check this annotation we will see that it is itself annotated with @Controller and @ResponseBody:

Including this annotation won't affect methods annotated with @ResponseEntity. The handler adapter looks up into a list of return value handlers in order to resolve who is capable of handling the response. The handler responsible of handling the ResponseEntity return type is asked before the ResponseBody type, so it will be used if ResponseEntity annotation is present at the method.

4.2 Asynchronous calls

Using the utility class RestTemplate for calling a RESTful service will block the thread until it receives a response. Spring 4 includes AsyncRestTemplate in order to execute asynchronous calls. Now you can make the call, continue doing other calculations and retrieve the response later.

Asynchronous calls with callback
Although the previous example makes an asynchronous call, the thread will block if we try to retrieve the response with futureEntity.get() if the response hasn't already been sent.
AsyncRestTemplate returns ListenableFuture, which extends Future and allows us to register a callback. The following example makes an asynchronous call and keeps going with its own tasks. When the service returns a response, it will be handled by the callback:

5 Conclusion

We took a Spring 3.2.x web application and migrated it to the new release of Spring 4.0.0. We also reviewed some of the improvements that can be applied to a Spring 4 web application.

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Classics Illustrated Covers

I blogged about the return of Classics Illustrated last week; but now thanks to the fine folks on the Graphic Novels in Libraries email list I've been led to the Web Companion Edition of The Complete Guide to Classics Illustrated. On the site are pretty decent scans of the cover art from all editions of Classics Illustrated, from the very first issue in 1941 (Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde) to the First Comics revival to the recent Acclaim comics reprint series. While some of the early covers were rough, they soon developed into some very nice cover art.

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How do I reference cell values between sheets?

I have a sheet where every row contains a series of data relative to the same person.
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On sheet 2 I want to create a personal file containing all the data on the first sheet for a given person.
If I assign a value in a cell on Sheet2, for exemple B1 is 3 Is it possible to get these data using something like =Sheet1!B(Sheet2!A1) to get the name of the third person?

I want to make it so that if I want to get a personal file on any of the names, I just type their corresponding number and get sheet2 filled automatically.

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