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From Mr Claudio Murri. Sir, Chancellor Angela Merkel demonstrated political courage and economic vision in announcingthat Germany would place the transatlantic trade and investment relationship at the heart of Germany's [...]

From Mr Claudio Murri, Dr Jurgen Strube and Mr Thomas J. Donohue. Sir, It is highly significant that George W. Bush, the US president, chose Brussels for his first international [...]

From Mr Mark Van der Horst and Mr Claudio Murri. Sir, Motivation and support can help people to complete difficult tasks. Making the Doha round a success is such a [...]

From Mr Claudio Murri. Sir, Contemplating the 1970s and 1980s, when world politics were ruled by the logic of mutually assured destruction, we can only be happy about the much [...]

From Mr Claudio Murri. Sir, The eEurope 2005 Action Plan is an important initiative that will help to increase the use of information communication technologies (ICT) and services in the [...]

From Ms Maja Wessels and Mr Claudio Murri. Sir, The November 10 confirmation by the World Trade Organisation appellate body that the US safeguard measures imposed on 10 steel product [...]

The article focuses on the legal and economic ramifications of marriage equality in Idaho. It notes that Governor Butch Otter has budgeted $1 million in public money to protect the state's constitutional ban of same-sex marriage. In a public statement, Otter emphasizes his commitment to defend the Constitution and to uphold the will of the people of the state. Meanwhile, it indicates that states that have legalized same-sex marriage have enjoyed slight economic boosts. INSET: NEW CELEBRATION, SAME PRIDE.

The article focuses on Wendy Tillman and Mike Boydstun, traffic operations engineers at Ada County Highway District's Traffic Management Center in Ada County, Idaho who will be looking after the traffic caused by the bike lane pilot project on Capitol Boulevard, and Main and Idaho streets in 2014. Topics include the monitoring of the impacts of the new bike lanes by Tillman and Boydstun, the divided view of the public on bike lanes, the increase in traffic congestion by bike lanes.

The article discusses the changes in the family of Ralph Stanton, one of the workers exposed in an uncontrolled release of plutonium at the Zero Power Physics Reactor (ZPPR) of the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) on November 8, 2011. Stanton recalls the incident and the condition that he and his wife, Jodi, and daughter, Marissa, suffered after the incident. The side of the INL officials regarding the incident is also provided.

In this article, three transgender females share their experiences on gender transitions, who have changed their names after underwent surgical operations including Matthew Ray Bailey, Jashua Walton, and Emelie Jackson. Topics discussed include gender identity and sexual orientation to the Idaho Human Rights Act, Add the Words at the Statehouse movement to protect LGBT community, and transitions to more feminine characteristics.

The article discusses the problems of adjuncts regarding their low salary pay, and presents the passage of the U.S. Affordable Care Act (ACA) regarding eligibility of Boise State University's adjuncts for health care. Topics discussed include views of Martin Schimpf, vice president at the Boise State regarding health insurance provided to employees through ACA, limiting adjuncts to teach 11 credit subjects and suggestions by Internal Revenue Service regarding eligibility for health benefits.

In this article, the author reflects on Boise, Idaho chiropractor Patrick Casey who wants a donor for hid liver transplantation and also reflects on his journey regarding his transplantation surgery. It reflects on his personal life and his relations with his 17-yaer-old daughter Clare Casey and also informs about Casey's donor Roni Ziemba, who was Casey's girlfriend before marriage. It informs that Casey was included in the United Network of Organ Sharing list.

The article discusses the impact of the wildfire which broke out in Beaver Creek which is located west of Sun Valley in Idaho on August 7, 2013 from a lightning strike that continued till September 2, 2013. It highlighted how the wildfire has hampered the transportation service in Highway 75 between Hailey and Ketchum in Idaho. It also highlights how the businesses and quality of life of the people which are inhabitants of Wood River Valley in Idaho was devastated.

The article presents infraction on the North Fork Championship that will include races on the river Payette in Idaho and a film festival focusing on kayakers. It is mentioned that paddler James Byrd, the organizer of the event started to work on conducting the race after he recuperated from a shoulder injury.

"Incidence of Mycobacterial Infections During a Randomized Prospective Trial of Primary PCP/Toxo Prophylaxis." R. Murri, A. Antinori, A. Ammassari, A. De Luca, A. Cingolani, P. Pezzotti, F. Ardito, G. Fadda [...]

Villa, G.; Solida, A.; Moro, E; Tavolozza, M.; Antinori, A.; Deluca, A.; Murri, R.; Tamburrini, E. European Neurology, May-June 1996;36(3):125-133. According to the authors' abstract of an article published in [...]

According to the authors' abstract of an article published in Journal of Clinical Microbiology, "Several methods to increase the sensitivity of JC virus (JCV) DNA detection in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) [...]

AUTHORS: A. Fernando 1, O. Pontesilli 1, E. Guerra 1, G. Ricci 1, A.R. Varani 1, M. Carlesimo 1, E. Scala 1, B. Mollicone 1, A. Giovannetti 1, F. Pandolfi [...]

The article focuses on refugee children in Boise, Idaho. It states that school districts are facing problems due to refugee children as they can't speak English. Belma Sadikovic, a refugee who works as an instructor at Boise State University, mentions that most refugee children think that they won't be able to get higher education as they want to help their parents financially.

The article offers information on several events to be held in Boise, Idaho from July 9-19, 2014 including the Ketchum Arts Festival and Deschutes Brewery Base Camp Week and offers information on the knives from Chris Reeve. Also previews the performance of singer Eric Hutchinson with the musical group A Sea of Glass at the Alive After Five concert series and discusses the Second Annual Charity Dodgeball Tornament sponsored by the Boise Parks and Recreation.